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Multifactorial traits do recur in families, because they are partly caused by genes. The chance for a multifactorial trait or condition to happen again depends upon how closely the family member with the trait is related to you. For example, the risk is higher if your brother or sister has the trait or disease, than if your first cousin has the trait or disease. Family members share a certain percentage of genes in common, depending upon their relationship. For example:
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Though they're a pain, drywall butt joints are a fact of life for most contractors. Avoiding them altogether is best, but there are few jobs where that's possible — and on the smaller remodeling projects I do, they're commonplace.
Usually, butt joints — where the non-factory-tapered edges of two boards meet — land over a stud or joist that both edges get screwed into. The main problem is that the framing is seldom flat. More often than not, the stud or joist is bowed and creates a hump that accentuates the joint. Also, on new construction, the framing is likely to shrink, cracking the joint. The final aggravation is that finishing a typical butt joint requires feathering the mud out by as much as a foot or more on either side, to hide the hump that the joint itself creates in the wall or ceiling.
So let's just say I was happy to discover an amazing new tool — the ButtTaper (www.butttaper.com) — that creates a joint that's as flat as a factory-tapered joint and remarkably easy to finish. Made of aluminum, it allows the user to create a taper on any section of drywall.
To use this tool, you have to treat the butt joint differently during the hanging process. Here's how I handle a typical remodeling job, where new drywall has to be blended into existing.
First, I cut back the existing joint so that the new edge lands in the middle of the joist bay. Next, I screw a 4-inch-wide rip of 1/2-inch or 3/4-inch OSB or plywood to the back of the existing piece for the length of the joint, then overlap the second sheet onto the OSB backer and screw it in place.
After that I wet or moisten the joint. The ButtTaper comes with a small pump-type spray bottle, but you can also wet the drywall with thinned joint compound. The wetter you make the edge, the easier it is to create the taper on the boards — but you still don't need much water, which is nice if you happen to be working over a finished floor.
Once the joint is wet, I roll the ButtTaper along the joint to create a narrow taper on each board. This acts just like a factory taper, with one exception: If you use Durabond or a similar setting compound, no joint tape is needed. It's the OSB backer that bonds the two sheets of drywall together, not the compound.
You can use ready-mix compound with the ButtTaper, but you have to use a special 1/2-inch paper tape and notched knife to bed the tape (both the tape and the knife are available from the manufacturer). Instead, I use setting compound, which is faster because it doesn't require the tape.
The first coat of setting compound should be applied so that it completely fills and packs the bevel created by the ButtTaper. I also cover the fasteners, then wipe down the joint in one pass. Since the ButtTaper joint is very narrow, nearly any size knife will work. Which setting compound I choose depends on the size of the job. I typically use 45-minute compound for the first two coats; it's often ready to recoat in as little as 30 minutes.
Setting compounds don't shrink much, so the second coat doesn't require a lot of compound to fill low spots and completely cover the screw heads. I use a 6-inch knife for this coat, treating the joint exactly like a factory-tapered joint.
I apply the third and final coat of mud — medium-weight ready-mix — with either a 10-inch or 12-inch knife. Where a new board meets an existing board, I may need to feather out the mud on one side of the joint to make the transition smoother. Where two pieces of new drywall meet, the third coat requires very little mud — just enough to touch up the second coat. As with a factory tapered joint, a ButtTaper joint doesn't take much sanding, either — just a few quick passes with 200-grit paper. The final butt joint is completely flat, and only 6 to 8 inches wide.
The ButtTaper excels at patches, too. There's no need to load on the compound, which helps contain the sanding mess.
While the ButtTaper is definitely a departure from the norm, it produces an end result that's dramatically better than the alternatives. I've made it a standard part of my remodeling tool arsenal, and use it for every butt joint I make.
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Computer-chipped keys are no guarantee of safety anymore, if they ever were.
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Bashing in the steering column and hot-wiring the ignition is so uncivilized. The modern thief simply makes a key.
The National Insurance Crime Bureau notes the new trend in its annual look at most-stolen vehicles, released today. To no one's surprise, half the "Hot Wheels" list consists of old Japanese sedans that are hard to kill and easy to steal. The most stolen, again, is the 1994 Honda Accord.
The other half of the list is newer American iron with computer-chipped keys. That technology is no guarantee of safety anymore, if it ever was.
"Today's vehicle thieves are typically professional criminals who have figured out how to get the key code for a specific vehicle, have a replacement key made, and steal the vehicle within a matter of days," says NICB president and CEO Joe Wehrle. "We are aware of nearly 300 thefts that took place in the first three months of this year in which we believe replacement keys using illegally obtained key codes were used to steal the vehicle." (Post continues below.)
Criminals can lift a vehicle identification number and forge the paperwork needed to obtain a new key code from a dealer or locksmith, the NICB says, or they can work with an inside source.
While thieves' tactics are changing, the overall trend is positive. Preliminary data from FBI reports for 2011 indicate a 3.3% drop in thefts from 2010, the lowest number since 1967. For 2011, the most-stolen vehicles in the nation were:
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Eight of the fatalities involved motor vehicles and two of the victims were not wearing seat belts. Single-fatality crashes occurred in Butler, Fayette, Floyd, Franklin, Kenton, and Warren counties. The crash in Fayette County involved the suspected use of alcohol.
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The April showers finally happened, on the first of May. This meant that the annual May Day celebration on New Haven Green had to move inside United Church on the Green. The day-long festival has happened for decades thanks to a coalition of peace activists, community agitators, liberal political types and other public-spirited folks.
Holding May Day indoors may have actually focused the event, especially since the bandstand on the Green was dismantled last year. A loose assemblage of info booths can be a scattered affair, especially when graffiti walls and soapboxes add to the variety. In United Church, you could browse booths in the narthex (lobby), then saunter into the sanctuary to hear music, poetry and speeches.
When rain locations have been needed for May Day in the past, it's often been the Center Church Parish House which got the nod. That's a block away from the Green, across Chapel Street. United Church was far better, since there was immediate realization that this was where the usually-outdoor May Day had moved. And May Day's all about immediacy, about grabbing pens and signs and bumper stickers and slogans or just shouting in appreciation of progressive acts.
Plus, there was still plenty of frolicking on the Green anyway. Activists are a hardy lot, unafraid of drizzle. They just like to keep their fliers and placards and musical instruments dry sometimes. Kids (including my own) played with a 30-foot-long piece of black cloth.
The traditional May Pole got mounted and danced about despite the dampness. The pole wasn't in its usual place on the main Green, but to the left of the church on the upper Green, beckoning towards the recently vacated site of Occupy New Haven. (The Occupy movement was represented at the festival by, among other things, singer/songwriter Mr. Ray Neal of Miracle Legion fame.)
Many of the May Day participants hung about on the church steps outside, rather than in the pews; you could still hear the music inside, from such stalwart rally-soundtrackers as punk-rock union-song rearranger Bill Collins, family-friendly folksinging disabled-rights activist Elaine Kolb and Native American flautist Joseph Fire Crow.
It was an atypically orderly gathering for the spirited May Day community, but that didn't mean the activists have forsaken taking it to the streets. The end of the day-long festivities dovetailed with a 6 p.m. "March for Jobs, Dignity and Justice," part of an international movement to raise awareness of immigrants' rights. Western cities like Oakland and Portland got most of the press, but marches were held all over the U.S., many of them marking a resurgence of the Occupy movement. (New Haven only just lost its Occupy settlement last month; in most places, tents were taken down before the winter hit.)
You could have found dozens of "Jobs, Dignity, Justice" people still marching down the middle of Edgewood Avenue at 6:45 p.m. Tuesday night, with police escort. It was reminiscent of a much larger, thousands-strong "Let's Get to Work" rally held last week, which began on the Green and ended outside the Yale Medical School buildings, also centered around jobs and justice.
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Cincinnati • A private service is planned in Cincinnati on Friday for astronaut Neil Armstrong, the first man on the moon.
The Ohio native died Saturday in Cincinnati at age 82. No other information was released immediately about the service, other than that it would be private.
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U.S. Sen. Rob Portman, who is from Ohio and has called Armstrong "a good friend and adviser," will eulogize him at Friday's service.
Portman is in Tampa, Fla., for the Republican National Convention, where he is scheduled to speak Wednesday night. Spokeswoman Caitlin Dunn said his office is working on travel arrangements to get him back to Cincinnati in time for the service. The convention schedule has already been changed this week and could be further disrupted as Tropical Storm Isaac bears down on the Gulf Coast.
The Museum of Natural History & Science of the Cincinnati Museum Center has an exhibit that includes a moon rock and replicas of Armstrong's Apollo 11 spacesuit and tools used on the moon. It is offering free admission through Labor Day to honor Armstrong, and more than 2,000 people visited Sunday.
Armstrong, who commanded the Apollo 11 moon landing on July 20, 1969, was born in Wapakoneta, in western Ohio. He is celebrated there at the Armstrong Air & Space Museum, which is planning a memorial tribute Wednesday night.
The tribute is called "Wink at the Moon." The statement Armstrong's family released upon his death requested that the public honor his example of service, accomplishment and modesty, adding "and the next time you walk outside on a clear night and see the moon smiling down at you, think of Neil Armstrong and give him a wink."
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I'm sitting here on my last night before college, reflecting on my time in Ghana. What did I do? What did I accomplish? I feel like I learned and gained so much – what did I give back?
I just sent off a package to everyone in Ada, so I suppose there are the physical things. But did I bestow on any of the kids an excitement for learning? Are any of the teachers going to stop caning, and is that even the right thing to do? Are any of the students going to take to heart my advice to study hard and apply to university, maybe in America, maybe even Haverford? If they wanted to, would they even be able to? Are any of them going to stop throwing their trash on the ground; start recycling their water sachets? Are they going to continue the warm-up I taught them for the play? Is acting going to be a useful skill in their lives? Are any of them going to get past Ada? Will I make a difference?
The time went by so fast. It was filled with eating banku and okra stew, going for runs along the beach, doing washing, heading to market with Euphemia, laughing with Alfred about "my monkey in the US," walking back from the internet café with Kofi, listening to the radio with Gladys, taking pictures with my students, talking with them about American and Ghanaian culture, watching football matches and African TV, greeting "hihowareyou finethankshowareyou."
And what about what I did in Accra? Meeting with artists and getting to know the city – it was so great for me, but what was I doing for others, for the organization? I think the most useful thing I did was set up some excellent contacts for the JAC. I hope we make use of them. It will be easy for them to slip away if we don't keep them up.
I left for Ghana having very little idea of what I would be doing. I made up some things on my CPGC application based on the JAC website and the few emails Kelvin sent me, such as making a documentary, writing a newsletter, and organizing exhibitions. I did not do any of those things. We did not have the materials or resources for those things. But I did end up meeting a whole bunch of people who changed my life. I think, if only in a small way, I changed theirs.
At the CPGC retreat in the spring, they had us write an entry in the journals they'd just provided about how we were feeling about our upcoming internships. At the time, I was just stressed about the Bi-Co News and all the papers I had to write. "Ghana feels a million miles away," I said. "Maybe in two months I'll be reading this, and Haverford's Quaker Meeting House and its wooden benches will feel like the couldn't be farther."
I did indeed read over it in Ghana, on my last bumpy tro-tro ride to Ada. I had written in the spring, "It's weird that now Kelvin is just someone I've been exchanging emails with, and in a couple months, he'll be a real person I'm working with."
As my eyes skimmed the words on the page, Kelvin was sitting right next to me. And now, I'm reading it here at home, about to leave for school again. Both Ghana and the CPGC retreat feel like a million years ago – or maybe just yesterday.
At the time, my journal was fresh, a shiny new black. Now it sits on the dining room table, wrinkled and falling apart. It has traveled to Ghana and back. Its gray pages are falling out. My tiny scribbles cover the green-lined pages; my students' drawings claim a few.
It's strange to me that my eight weeks are represented inside this journal. Where is my trip contained? Inside this little black book? In the photos on my computer and now on Facebook? On this very blog? In the notes on my computer that never made it to the blog? In my head? In the heads of all the friends I made and the people I interacted with? If I had to go and track down what I did, where would it be?
What has come out of my time and work? In the end, was it for them, or for me? That was my main question when I wrote my journal entry at the CPGC retreat: who am I really going to help, and who am I doing this for?
Maybe I thought I was going to Ghana to find answers or solutions. Instead, it has filled me with more questions. My task now, after I ponder, is to keep up my work.


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Prominently featured at the website of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) is an "An Open Letter of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) to our American Jewish Interfaith Partners" which is signed by the denomination's three senior officials and which begins:
We are reaching out to you after our General Assembly's action, by a 310-303 vote, to recommend to the Presbyterian Foundation and the Board of Pensions to divest from three North American corporations following extensive corporate engagement. The assembly concluded that further engagement would not bring an end to their pursuits that further the Israeli occupation in Palestine.
Read the whole thing at pcusa.org. It is gibberish, nonsense of the worst sort: deeply disingenuous double talk intended to skim over the biased proceedings which produced it. Now the PCUSA, as its members call it, has taken an official position against Israel and so I, as an elder in the PCUSA -- no longer a "ruling" elder in my congregation, having wrapped up my second such stint last year -- have to take a position for or against the PCUSA based on it.
Many PCUSA congregations across the country are already engaged in the process of "discerning" whether to remain within the splintering denomination, and this new assault on Israel and the virulent language employed — "occupation" — will no doubt make that process much easier for hundreds of thousands of us. If their congregations don't leave, they will. They will not be part of the American intifada against Israel.
The PCUSA has raised its hand against Israel. So now either my congregation must depart the PCUSA or I must depart my congregation. I will not be a part, however small, in any campaign against Israel. No Christian who knows how the Church largely stood silent during the Holocaust should be. No thinking person who reads beyond the fringes of the Left would reason as this letter does. If a denomination insists on being ruled by a majority of ill-educated posers, it deserves the withering that has already set in and will now accelerate.
Strong language that, and I have never used it in any of the theological debates to date. Jesus was angry only with the Pharisees and the money-changers.
In this "open letter," the most tortured, pharisaical logic is employed to leverage money against the Jewish homeland. The "divestment" urged does not advance peace in the region. It does not thwart terror. It is silent on the fact that at the very moment of its sending an American teenager and two other Israeli teens have been kidnapped by terrorists operating in the territories the PCUSA blithely refers to as "occupied."
I posted a link to the "open letter" on Twitter and asked for reactions.
From Robert Kraychik: "I think I'll just keep siding with God's Chosen People over the people chosen by a bunch of whiny leftists."
Sherri Wells noted that "someone needs to tell the PCUSA it's the Palestinians that don't want a two state solution."
"Give the PCUSA a break," Gary Jacobsen urged. "SOMEBODY had to get the speck out of Israel's eye."
Noah Pollak picked up on the Ark-sized duplicity of the letter. "After sucker-punching Israel," Noah noted, "they ask US Jewish community to 'remain open' to them as if nothing happened."
"An antisemitic move like boycotting Israel does not make them a partner," tweeted Jeff Dunetz. "This Jew prayed on Shabbos they stop being morons."
"But it's a nuanced antisemitism ..." added Eric Hardie.
Indeed, that is the bottom line. Like Franklin D. Roosevelt's State Department throughout World War II, like propagandists of the Left in more modern times, the PCUSA's deliberations ignored the attempts to destroy Israel in 1948, 1967 and 1973. It ignores the language of the Hamas charter, and the fact that Hamas has now been welcomed into the Palestinian Authority's government. Mostly it ignores the endless terror attacks, and the war crime of indiscriminate use of rockets against civilians, the language of genocide routinely employed by the mullahs in Tehran whose Hezbollah puppets occupy south Lebanon.
It seems likely that most of the PCUSA's General Assembly voters are wholly ignorant of most of this, being anti-intellectual as well as anti-Israel.
This is not a theological dispute. As a guy who goes to Mass on Saturday afternoon and to the PCUSA on Sunday morning, I am not easily riled over theological disputes.
But an assault on a state for the Jews, on their historic land and state reconstituted after the Holocaust, and one launched by a bunch of poorly-educated, intentionally provocative praise-seekers? That doesn't take great theological training to see as a transparent attempt to curry favor with opinion elites that sneer at the very idea of religious belief based on Scripture.
The PCUSA made its choice. Now its ever-declining membership will make their decision on the circles they wish to travel in.
Herman Wouk's great character of his Winds of War and War and Remembrance epics, Aaron Jastrow, said he could smell anti-Semitism in the room when George Santayana was in it. I wasn't at the PCUSA's General Assembly, but I suspect Professor Jastrow would have caught the same whiff -- had his fictional being survived the Holocaust.Hugh Hewitt is a nationally syndicated talk radio host, law professor at Chapman University's Fowler School of Law, and author, most recently of The Happiest Life. He posts daily at HughHewitt.com and is on Twitter @hughhewitt.


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Alright maybe it wasn't his actual ghost, but I can imagine it still freaked the hell out of some people who were stoned out of their minds when a pretty believable hologram of 2Pac came out on stage this past weekend at Coachella and addressed the crowd, did a few songs and interacted with Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre.. I don't know how much something like this costs but feel free to send us money so we can get one for the BGH office. My productivity will go through the roof if I can get 2Pac standing behind me complimenting me on the News. Just saying.
It's refreshing to encounter a new voice in horror fiction that comprehends the draw of traditional horror mythologies but who is also perceptive enough to see how these myths can translate in various contemporary contexts. Take for example Tomas Alfredson and Matt Reeves's adaptations of John Ajvide Lindqvist's vampire novel "Let the Right One In." The original novel and its subsequent adaptations discern some rather beautiful and shocking correlations between vampirism, adolescence, childhood, and the Cold War.
Alexandra Daddario has been in a bunch of movies I've never seen and has devil eyes. That's a fact. And now she's been cast as the female lead in the next chapter in the book of Leatherface currently titled "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3D". Set to be released next year on October 5th. Teen heartthrob Bill Moseley has already been confirmed for the flick and I assume having his hot ass on the cast list is what sealed the deal for Daddario. I smell an on-set romance in the works.
Speaking of the Mose-one (I don't know what that means either) it looks like Bill Moseley, Leslie Easterbrook and Ashley Laurence have all be confirmed for a new thrilled titled "Deception". The film follows the son and daughter who begin to be terrorized by a killer 20 years after their parents were mysteriously murdered. Ruben Rodriguez, who you probably know from his "Miscellaneous Crew" credit on "The Hustler's Last Score" is set to direct.
A couple shots from the set of "Prometheus", the upcoming "Alien" prequel movie, have hit the tubes and they're chalk full of H.R. Gieger goodness. And by that I of course mean it looks like the posters on the wall of a D&D addicts wall in his parent's trailer circa 1987. Fun fact here, every time I've read the name "Gieger" lately I've mistaken it for "Ginger" and I've been really confused about why the new "Alien" movie focuses on pasty red headed kids.
The long discussed remake of Chan-wook Park's "Oldboy" had looked to be all but dead but it looks like things might be moving forward after all and none other than Spike Lee might be taking the director's chair. Fan boys of the original will throw a fit I'm sure but keep in mind that Spike Lee directed "Summer of Sam" and a bunch of other awesome movies and he's from America therefore his version will not be anti-freedom like the original. That's Social Studies 101 folks. Read a book.
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I'm not going to lie, I wasn't exactly looking forward to watching this movie. Last week, I reviewed the first film in the "Italian Zombie Film" saga, "Zombie Abomination". Despite being able to get that unique Italian horror vibe right for some stretches in the film, I ultimately walked away unimpressed and disappointed. Worse yet, due to the horrible pacing problems and the totally unsatisfying ending in the first film in the series, the sequel, "Zombie Atrocity" really had to deliver to make up for the weaknesses in the original and to turn the series around.
I'm a big fan of Italian horror films. While not always perfect, they have a unique style that lead to a viewing experience that's one of a kind. The colors, the music, the gore, the women, the religious overtones, all of them contribute to a style that's unmistakably Italian, for lack of a better word. When I saw that there was a super low budget American film called "The Italian Zombie Movie", I was curious. Could a super low budget film get that vibe right? Could a director who's last name isn't Fulci, Deodato or Argento produce a film with that feel? Turns out, sort of.
Occasionally, I like to read a gook book. And sometimes, I need something more in depth than scratch n' sniff erotica. So when my friend and author TW Brown from May December Publishing sent me a copy of his new book, Dead: The Ugly Beginning, I had no qualms laying down and giving it a good read.
Since the election of President Obama, a lot of people have seemingly been ready to declare racism dead and announce that we now live in a "post-racial" America. Despite the fact that we now have an African-American President, there's a pretty alarming rise in public displays of racism in America today. In fact, just this weekend I witnessed two pretty alarming outbursts directed at minorities while out and about. It was disgusting and pretty shocking to witness something like that, yet alone during the Holiday season.
Ever wonder what all the fuss is about regarding cerebellum consumption? Starting to think millions of zombies can't be wrong, but you lack the willpower to take that final step to being undead? WEll, you're in luck, my curious cohort - Archie McPhee has you covered! Now you can order up a tin of Brain Flavored Zombie Mints, and satisfy those medulla oblongata munchies!
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In honer of the Spanish film "[Rec 2]" coming out on DVD and the original "[Rec]" hitting Blu-ray the good people behind the film have composed a witty little PSA called "In Case Of A Zombie Emergency". The clip teaches you everything you'd ever need to know when the zombie outbreak comes. And it's coming folks, you mark my words!
Bonus points to the markers putting this video in English for ignorant pricks like me. I appreciate it. Check out the clip below!
G4's X-Play recently released a new preview of "Left 4 Dead 2" and to be honest; it looks pretty damn good. Showcasing the four new characters, new melee weapon combat and the swamp level from one of the five new campaigns, it looks like a good change of pace.
Give it a watch, share your thoughts! Myself? I've got my eye on Coach with a Frying Pan and that nifty Uzi with a silencer!
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LOUISVILLE, Ky (WHAS11) -- Hundreds of University of Louisville students danced all night long in support of Kosair.
The UofL students took part in the Seventh Annual UofL Dance Marathon to raise money for Kosair Children's Hospital on Friday, March 22.
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If early indicators are accurate, this month's Stoneville Ginners School in Stoneville, Miss., should surpass last year's enrollment – mainly because of increased cotton acreage throughout the Mid-South. At least, that's what Harrison Ashley, executive vice president of the National Cotton Ginners Association, is anticipating on June 15-17.
Because of lower cotton acreage in 2009 in the Mid-South, total enrollment at last year's Stoneville Ginners School was 67.
"I really think our numbers will pick up this year," says Ashley. "There were a lot of factors that affected last year's signup. We also attract a lot of folks from the Southwest and Southeast, so I am very optimistic about what our final numbers will be at Stoneville."
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Previous Ginners Schools were conducted in Lubbock, Texas, on April 5-7 and Las Cruces, N.M., on May 11-13, and, not surprisingly, the Lubbock school attracted 149 students and 50 participants in Continuing Education courses. Besides the Continuing Education curriculum, Level I, Level II and Level III courses are offered at all Ginning Schools.
Level I courses are: Introduction to Cotton Ginning and the Industry; Maintenance of Auxiliary Gin Components; Basic Hydraulics; Basic Gin Safety; Maintenance and Adjustments for Seed Cotton Cleaners, Gin Stands and Lint Cleaners; Air Utilization and Drying; and Electricity in the Gin.
Level II courses are: Purpose and Operating Principles of Individual Gin Machines; Efficient Operation; Adjustment and Maintenance of Gin Equipment; Pneumatics and Waste Collection; Electrical Systems; Hydraulic Systems; Gin Safety; Management Tips; and Roller Ginning (at the Western School only).
Level III courses are: Review of Functions of a Ginning System; Electrical Systems; Air Systems in the Gin; Drying and Moisture Restoration Systems; Matching Machinery Capacities in the System; Seed Cotton Unloading Systems and Management of Seed Cotton Handling Systems; Bale Presses and Hydraulic Systems; Safety Programs and Labor Regulations; Cottonseed Handling Systems; and Roller Ginning (at the Western School only).
Relevant Topics Contribute To Curriculum
"I think one of the reasons we had such a big turnout in Lubbock is because we're offering timely topics to ginners, and there is the added incentive of receiving credit in the Continuing Education part of the program," says Ashley.
He says all Ginning Schools try to adjust each curriculum so that it reflects the latest technologies being used in the ginning industry. Two new topics that should be of interest, according to Ashley, are roller ginning research and gin compatibility with new new round bale technology from John Deere and on-board moduling from Case IH.
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Watching the Utes practice, it's hard to tell they are a team on a 4-game losing streak. The Utes had another solid practice Wednesday.
"It was good work," he said. "It is what you want out of a Wednesday."
He is using their solid efforts as proof the Utes haven't given up on the season, noting his team consistently has worked hard in practice.
"We just haven't made the pivotal, momentum-changing plays in games," he said. "The majority of them have gone against us."
Whittingham said sophomore V.J. Fehoko, who was moved to defensive end, will remain with the linebackers now since Jacoby Hale is out for 3-to-4 weeks with an injury.
"V.J. has had a great attitude the entire year," Whittingham said.
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The Rock Island City Council voted on Monday to move ahead with a development agreement and financially help a proposed 34-unit downtown apartment complex called The Locks.The development agreement with Rock Island Economic Growth Corporation (GROWTH) allows the city to rebate property taxes and various project costs up to $2.1 million. The council vote was unanimous.GROWTH plans to build a $6 million, three-story apartment development at 1st Avenue and 20th Street. It will include one-, two- and three-bedroom units with rents ranging from $550 to $1,200 a month; secure covered parking; balconies with river views; washer/dryer hook-ups in each apartment and an elevator. There will be six lower-cost units for renters making 60 percent of the area median income. To further help the development, the city will spend $29,000 to hire Ehlers & Associates Inc., to establish a project-specific tax-increment-financing district. In a TIF, the assessed property value is frozen when the district is created. New development increases the assessed value of the land, and the city can capture all of the new tax increment to make improvements in the district or give rebates to developers. The city will issue $1.75 million in bonds for the project, which will be paid off with the new tax increment. It also will take $350,000 from the current downtown TIF fund, putting it, and the bonded money, into an account to reimburse GROWTH for allowable project costs.GROWTH agrees to have The Locks built by March 2014 In other business, the council: -- Approved spending $16,750 to buy 16 properties in the New/Old Chicago neighborhood that would otherwise go to tax auction. Eight of the sites are vacant and eight have blighted structures that will be demolished. The land will be used for future infill projects. -- Gave Platinum Hospitality Group LLC a special use permit to install a 40-by-100-foot tent for outside dining at Gendler's/Black Ram restaurant, 3000 14th Ave. The tent may be up through Nov. 15, and again April 1-Nov. 15, 2013, pending fire code requirements. David Requet, with Platinum Hospitality Group, told aldermen it is hopeful phase II will be done next year. The tent would be used only if construction has not begun.


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Cape Coral City Council has voted to initiate contract negotiations with John Szerlag, the current city manager of Troy, MI, for the position of city manager in Cape Coral.
The vote took place during a special Cape council meeting on Monday.
Szerlag will succeed former city manager Gary King, who was fired last year.
Mark Needham, Executive Director of the Kentucky Commission of Military Affairs and Special Assistant to the Governor, was chosen as the alternate.
Szerlag made his first appearance in front of the council on Friday for an interview and impressed councilmembers with his resume.
"He grasped very quickly our financial situation here," said councilwoman Rana Erbrick.
Szerlag has held the city manager position in Troy, MI since 2009.
"Troy and southeastern Michigan really faced a lot of challenges and he really rose and helped them out," Erbrick says.
He led the city through a $20 million budget deficit. He did so by successfully negotiating with the unions, something former city manager Gary King struggled with.
"Michigan was a heavily unionized state. This man was able to negotiate paycuts and a reduction in force," says councilman Kevin McGrail.
City council wants Szerlag to start in Cape Coral as soon as possible so he can get to work on the budget.
He's expected to make anywhere between $130,000 and $190,000 per year.
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German daily Die Welt, citing people familiar with the investigations, said the trader worked in New York and traded Argentine pesos.
According to sources at the bank, emails were found that led to suspicion that rates had possibly been manipulated, the paper said in a story published in its Wednesday edition. There are indications there may be further cases of possible manipulation, Die Welt added.
Deutsche Bank said it would not comment on individuals. In a statement, it said it was cooperating with investigations and would take disciplinary measures with regard to individuals if merited.
Last year, Britain's Financial Conduct Authority began a formal investigation into possible manipulation in the $5.3 trillion-a-day global FX market. The U.S. Justice Department is also engaged in an active investigation of possible manipulation of the market, the world's largest.
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"Cooger and Dark's Pandemonium Shadow Show" comes to Greentown, Ill., one week before Halloween. Two boys, Jim Nightshade and Will Halloway, soon discover the evil of this carnival, which promises to make your every wish and dream come true. But with those wishes and dreams comes a price that must be paid. Behind the mirrors and the mazes is the nightmare of a lifetime.


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The city of Burien, which owns the property where the whale was found, has worked out an agreement with NOAA and Global Diving and Salvage to tow the whale to a secure location where it can decompose naturally.
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Look Gary, it's one thing to have the President as a scimitar-waving, reckless driving bloodthirsty madman intent on murdering Lady Liberty and Uncle Sam, but now he's talking about an innocent job-creating white girl's mama? You're treading a dangerous line!
My, how the Democrat's "Drill Baby Drill" campaign slogan looks foolish now! Where is that Liberal shill singing "Drill Here Drill Now" now? That moonbat Newt Gingrich must regret lending his name to a book encouraging unfettered offshore drilling! What a bunch of jackasses!
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The lady warned her husband: don't convert their life savings into Zambian 50 ngwee pieces! As it was they were nearly broke, but now he's stuck carrying thousands of nearly worthless (they haven't been minted since the 1970s!) coins around to pay for a 46 cent stamp! In January of 2011! Maybe, if they approve the rate increase!
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The Wall Street Journal reports today that based on its own analysis, "Russia's parliamentary vote earlier this month are studded with red flags that suggest broad electoral fraud." The Journal found that Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's United Russia party received "a high share of voters — far above the 49.3% it received nationwide — in precincts where voter turnout was reported to be well above the national average." Election monitoring experts said the results suggested broad ballot-stuffing. The Journal notes that its analysis "doesn't in itself prove fraud" in Russia's Dec. 4 elections but it "provides the first overall picture that any alleged election fraud could be broad in scale."
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In 1853 London, twelve-year-old orphan Mary Quinn, arrested for stealing, is about to be hung from the gallows. She's resigned to her fate; her short life has been miserable and cruel. But then, at the last minute, Mary is rescued from certain death and installed at Miss Scrimshaw's Academy for Girls. For the next five years, Mary is brought up to be an intelligent, resourceful, independent woman—a real rarity in her day and age. At seventeen, Mary is presented with another surprise: The Academy is really the Agency, a secret detective firm comprised entirely of female investigators. Mary rises to this new challenge and is soon on her first mission. Posing as a prim and proper companion to a spoiled society belle, Mary's goal is to uncover a possible smuggling ring run by the master of the house, shipping merchant Mr. Thorold. But things quickly get out of hand. Everyone connected to the Thorold establishment has an agenda, even petulant Miss Angelica and especially enigmatic James Easton. Separating the good guys from the bad guys—while juggling Victorian England's strict gender roles, racial discrimination, and social class consciousness—is no easy task. Lucky for the reader, it makes for a great adventure. Penned by author Y.S. Lee, an honest-to-goodness Victorian scholar, A Spy in the House is a richly detailed and entirely compelling historical mystery.
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The book was well written, although the supporting characters may not as well developed as many books I've read. Even so, the character of Mary Quinn is interesting and I would recommend it as a fun teen mystery novel.
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