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Project: Austin Green Home
Categories: Residential, New Construction, Energy-Efficient 'Green' Home
Architect: Barley & Pfeiffer Architects
Dealer: Grand Openings
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Green Home Still Efficient after 5 Years
AIA Architect Peter Pfeiffer's Austin, Texas home presents an outstanding interpretation of both the Craftsman style, with its hallmark gabled roofs, overhanging eaves, exposed rafters and square columned front porches, and green design. After five years, the home continues to inspire architects, builders and homeowners with its enduring aesthetic, reliable performance and sustainable energy savings.
"The 4,175-square-foot home was designed and constructed as a 'green laboratory,' but it was also intended to show that green homes can be fun, functional family dwellings that are a great fit for established neighborhoods," said Pfeiffer, a principal with Barley & Pfeiffer Architects. The firm has gained national recognition for incorporating environmentally appropriate, high-performance design strategies into its building designs. Utilizing extremely accurate proprietary energy modeling software, Pfeiffer figures that he and his firm have designed about 600 projects – including his own – in the last 20 years.
To verify the software-predicted energy savings, Pfeiffer has kept meticulous records on his home's energy consumption. "The results are very gratifying, and are right on track with the extensive computer modeling that was performed during the home's design. We're talking about a five bedroom house with six occupants – including four kids – and the bills for electricity and gas are approximately $225 per month, which is roughly equivalent to homes that are one-third its size."
The Pfeiffer family's custom home is sited on a midsized central city lot, orientated to take advantage of the prevailing southeast breezes. This thoughtful positioning maximizes passive cooling in the summer and passive solar heat gain in the winter. In this climate, solar radiation and outside air infiltration are the biggest energy-related culprits, according to Pfeiffer. He notes that tightly sealed, well-built windows are a big factor in minimizing the energy loss coming from unwanted, warm air infiltration.
To ensure the desired energy performance of the home's 50 window units, Pfeiffer chose a mix of Kolbe Heritage Series standard and custom double hung, single hung, awning, transom and casement units. They feature dualinsulating glass units with LoE²-270 glass and argon gas for ENERGY STAR® qualified efficiency. The wood window frames are accentuated with pine and Douglas fir interior trim and beige hardware. On the exteriors, most windows were factory-finished in Bay Leaf with K-Kron II high performance finish, while a few were primed for on-site finishing. Pfeiffer chose a flanged window profile "because it is easier to do a superior flashing job with that profile."
The windows on the home's main level are arranged to provide enhanced natural ventilation, and cross-ventilation is generated by incorporating high windows on the upper level. The upper level windows in the top floor act as 'thermal siphons' to exhaust hot air and draw in cooler air. "We love the double hung windows, because they do such a great job of venting. The awning windows are great, because they can even be open in a rainstorm, enabling us to enjoy the cool, scented breezes," says Pfeiffer.
He adds, "We have customized security elements on the double hungs, so we can lock the lower sash and still have the top sash open." The upper sash also were custom-sized, with 1-1/8" inch performance divided lite or true divided lite grilles and ovolo glazing to provide consistent horizontal lines, in keeping with the home's Craftsman style. Grand Openings, the Austin-area millworking company, provided the window customization and installation services.
The home's door and window overhangs were sized and designed for optimum solar shading and daylight reflectance . The naturally lit, open plan and stair tower brighten up the interior, while minimizing direct sunlight and glare. Ample use of direct and indirect high resolution fluorescent lighting saves electricity while also helping to keep the home cool and comfortable.
"The bulk of home energy costs in central Texas are spent on cooling, so protection from unwanted solar heat gain was a key strategy for us," Pfeiffer says. "Passive solar is the only way to go. It's cheaper by a factor of about two-thirds to build a house that uses passive solar solutions – including solar shading – and is designed to conserve energy, than it is to build an active energy-saving house. That's why my house, or any other for that matter, can look traditional and still be a high energy performer."
Pfeiffer's home is so energy-efficient that it qualifies for Austin Energy's Green Choice program. The program lets homeowners tap into wind-generated energy, and Austin Energy guarantees to hold participants' utility rates constant for a period of up to 10 years. The home received the highest point rating in the history of Austin's Green Builder Program at the time, the oldest and most established Green Building program in the country.
Preventing unwanted air infiltration and managing airflow are critical in creating an affordable green residence. A typical home HVAC system leaks 25% to 30% of its air, but Pfeiffer's home is so tight, thanks to its weather-tight Kolbe windows, as well as the outside-insulated, sealed ducting system, that even minimal leakage can produce back drafting down the fireplace chimney flue when the air conditioning is on in the summer. Pfeiffer says his home tested out at a mere 8% leakage, but he is on the lookout for ways to cut the leakage to 5% or lower.
Beyond the personal testimonials of the Pfeiffer family and energy-savings kudos of Austin's Green Builder Program, Fine Homebuilding magazine honored the residence as "one of the greenest homes in America." The home also was showcased on the 2004 National Green Building Conference Tour, the 2002 U.S. Green Building Council's International Conference & Exposition Tour, and the American Institute of Architects' Austin Homes Tours.


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Post subject: Black Bear Sightings in Eagan
Warning: Small black bear sighted in Eagan
No one knows how it got there, but a small black bear has been spotted in Eagan, and for its sake, it better move on.
"All the good spots are taken," Bryan Lueth, urban wildlife specialist for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, said Wednesday.
Earlier this month, a couple saw a bear cross a path in front of them at dusk near Patrick Eagan Park. On Monday, city park staff members found and photographed tracks along the shore of McCarthy Lake. On Tuesday, the DNR confirmed them as bear tracks.
There have been no other confirmed sightings of the bear.
Lueth said that it is unusual for bears to venture into the south metro area, and for them to be seen now instead of in the spring. Black bears are not known to be aggressive, he added, but people should slowly and quietly back away from them.
The DNR advises people living near Patrick Eagan Park to not leave garbage -- or feed their pets -- outdoors. Bird feeders should be taken in at night. And if you're going to the park, leave the dogs at home or keep them leashed.
Lueth said he hopes the bear already is long gone because it is difficult to trap or tranquilize them. Last year, he said, a bear that traveled through at least four metro-area cities had to be destroyed when it reached St. Paul.
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Does that raise the difficulty or the terrain rating for the caches in that park?
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This story is very interesting to me. When Norvina and I did some night caching in this park last winter we spotted, or should I say, we were spotted by, coyotes. Also, I've seen coyotes on many occasions in Rosemount.
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This is interesting, only because I have started thinking what would I do if I met an animal larger then a squirrel while caching. I started thinking about this when my daughter asked me questions about wolverines, when I looked them up I decided if I ever come across one I'd just start praying. While in Itasca State park Sir_Zman and I came across a fisher, while in a car. I never would like to find one while caching. Also reports have come out of a possible bobcat attack of a camper in Itasca.
So that has me wondering what kind of animal have cachers run into while out caching. I don't mean the friendly dogs or the occasional deer but the kind that have you thinking am I in the wrong place or is it?
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Raccoons sleeping in hollow logs and/or holes in trees where caches are often hidden.
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A red fox sleeping in the hollow tree of Minnesota's Wooden Heart. I literally stuck my hand into the bottom of a tree without looking. Just as my hand was entering the bottom I decided to peek in and there were two glowing eyes stairing at me bright as day. I almost unloaded in my pants. Luckily Mr. (or Mrs.) Fox just sat there. I left it be and came back another time.
Deer hunting in Cass County, I was standing on a logging road. I hear something running through the woods getting closer and closer to me. Not knowing what it was I got into a crouch, deer rifle cocked. Out of the tree line bolts a giant (adult sized) timberwolf. It appears to be running towards me. I sat quietly, he runs right past me within feet looking over his shoulder as he runs by, over the road, back into the woods on the other side of the road. No trigger pull, everyone alive, some of us needing undies cleaned. Adrenaline was pumping that day.
Also, the occasional squirrel and mouse encounters are quite common. About the most dangerous animal I've encountered has been the deer tick.
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Grey Wolf and Wild Rice wrote:
Raccoons sleeping in hollow logs and/or holes in trees where caches are often hidden.
Including a raccoon sleeping in a tree hole while I was searching for cache #21 during the MOGA four person race!
jREST, Jonsom and I ran across a dead coyote in Tierny Woods. Scary at first, but then we realized that it wasn't sleeping.
"There is a pleasure in the pathless woods..." - Lord Byron
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notsmike, Herrwald, and I were seeking a puzzle cache in Golden Valley and about the time we were leaving, there was a commotion in the brush. I snapped this photo:
....... and we hightailed it out of there. You don't want to get in the way of some of the clever creatures that roam the woods.
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...formerly 'dachebo'.
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TheGilby4 wrote:
Grey Wolf and Wild Rice wrote:
Raccoons sleeping in hollow logs and/or holes in trees where caches are often hidden.
Including a raccoon sleeping in a tree hole while I was searching for cache #21 during the MOGA four person race!
We ran across this furry creature in a tree hole in Lebanon Hills a few years back. Never bothered to figure out what type of creature it might've been.
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I saw a coyote twice in EP while caching Edenbrook Conservation area but they don't seem like something that would hurt a person at all. Usually the most exciting / startling thing I see are huge wild turkeys.
Once reached into a hollow tree and a mouse fell out and landed on my foot.
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GSA Awards Contracts for City-Pairs at 68% DiscountEstimated Annual Savings is $2.5 Billion
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WASHINGTON, DC - The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) has awarded contracts to 14 airlines to provide discount air fares to government employees on official travel to 4,895 domestic and 587 international city-pair markets. The awards are effective October 1, 1998, through September 30, 1999.
The 5,482 city-pairs will generate an estimated annual savings of $2.5 billion to the government. The weighted average discount from unrestricted fares offered to the general public is 68%.
In the evaluation criteria this year, considerable weight again was given to the fact that customers had indicated a strong preference for nonstop service. Nonstop service was awarded in 1,571 markets - 28 more markets with nonstop service than were awarded last year.
Under the new contract, GSA's customers will continue to enjoy "best-in-class" service and price. Even as private industry increasingly requires its travelers to purchase tickets at least 7 days in advance, stay over Saturday nights, and take circuitous routings, the government's contract fares continue to be unrestricted. These contracts are not subject to capacity controls, advance purchase requirements and minimum or maximum stay requirements, or travel time limits or penalties.
Under the special contract rates, a one-way ticket from Chicago O'Hare to Washington will cost $53; from Dallas Fort Worth to Washington, $177; and from New York's La Guardia to Washington, $33. Discounts are generally more in larger markets.
Awards were made to the following airlines:
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Delta Airlines 1459 $ 267,855,552
United Airlines 776 $ 212,711,928
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American Airlines 703 $ 151,788,924
Northwest Airlines 489 $ 86,348,086
TransWorld Airlines 282 $ 72,696,955
Continental Airlines 356 $ 65,810,665
Southwest Airlines 434 $ 55,732,764
Alaska Airlines 105 $ 27,700,452
Midway Airlines 36 $ 4,898,028
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Reno Air 15 $ 3,029,928
America Trans Air 3 $ 400,876
Each year, the GSA's Federal Supply Service awards contracts for air transportation for travelers on official government travel under the city pair program. The contracts are awarded competitively based on the best overall value to the government. The best value decision is based on considerations of the type, distribution, and number of flights, the average flight time, and the offered price.


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Paula Loscocco received her B.A. in English from Smith College and her Ph.D. in English from Boston College. She is currently Associate Professor of English at Lehman College, where she teaches early modern and eighteenth-century literature; she has also taught at Barnard College and Sarah Lawrence College. She is the editor of the three-volume Katherine Philips (1631/32-1664): Printed Works 1651-1729(Ashgate 2007), and the author of scholarly articles on Philips, psalmic poetry and polemics in 1650s England, John Milton'sSamson Agonistes, and Lawrence Sterne'sTristram Shandy, publishedinthe Renaissance Quarterly,Milton Studies, andThe Eighteenth Century, among other venues. She has also published teaching essays on Samuel Richardson's Clarissa, Jane Austen's Mansfield Park (forthcoming), and early women writers with the MLA and the American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies. She has received grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities and teaching awards from Barnard and Lehman Colleges. She is currently at work on two book-length manuscripts, The Miltonic Wheatley and Milton, Royalist Writers, and the Opening of English Literature.
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- Loscocco, Paula. "Royalist Reclamation of Psalmic Song in 1650s England." Renaissance Quarterly64.2 (Summer 2011): 500-543.
- Loscocco, Paula, ed. Katherine Philips (1631/32-1664): Printed Works 1651-1729, 3 vols. (Ashgate, 2007).
- Essays on gender/feminist theory, Milton, Philips, Margaret Newcastle, Richardson, Sterne, and Austen (forthcoming) in various journals and collections.
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The current issue of Vice Magazine lists Lagos Disco Inferno as Best Album Of The Month!
Check out this other great review we got from Dusted, or my personal favorite, this one over here at Pop Matters writen by David Maine.
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GERALDO PINO - African Hustle 5:25
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I have the same adapter and following the tutorial from the aircrack-ng forums did get my adapter to work. However that was with a different distro and kernel version.
I have tried alot but I am not able to get stable injection with BT4.
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They're in the swim in the Northside ISD.
The district today opened its new Northside Swim Center, which includes three pools, including a 50 meter Olympic-sized pool which will be able to host major regional, state, national, and international competitions.
Also in the complex are a dive pool and a lessons and instruction pool. The facility is located on Loop 1604 on the northwest side, in the geographic center of the country's largest school district.
"Swimming is a great sport that you can do all your life, and this will be open to people from throughout Bexar County," County Judge Nelson Wolff told 1200 WOAI news.
The Northside Swim Center was built with money approved by voters in the 2010 Northside school bond election, and the Bexar County venue tax extension, approved by voters in 2008.
The outdoor aquatics complex, incluidng the adjacent Northside Natatorium, will seat 2400 spectators and is the only facility of it's kind in the central United States. Wolff said it will be used for several levels of competition, which will attract thousands of athletes, coaches, and their families to San Antonio.
The facility was built by Bartlett Cocke General Contractors, a local firm. Wolff said the only other facilities remotely like the Northside Swim Center are located in Florida and California.
Northside Superintendent Brian T. Woods says more than 400 Northside high school swimmers, divers, and water polo players will benefit from the increased water space crated with the opening of the Northside Swim Center.
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- The purpose of the ZerSol C++ library is the finding all the zeros of an analytic function that are contained in a given rectangular region of a complex plane. It is based on the argument principle and recursive subdivisions of the region coupled with the Newton's iterations at the final stage of the search. The ZerSol library assumes that evaluation of the function is expensive and tries to minimize the number of the function calls by using efficient algorithms and special data structures. Although easy to use, the library provides an extensive set of interface functions for the search customization and detailed diagnostic messages in case of failures. It is supplied with a set of test cases and bindings for C and Fortran users. The library is thoroughly tested on many hard problems and demonstrates a good performance.
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Kendra Wilkinson's Bubbly Bakery Break
Smiling brightly in the California sunshine, Kendra Wilkinson left the Corner Bakery in Calabasas on Wednesday (December 5).
The former "Girl Next Door" looked cute in a white jacket, black leggings, and Ugg boots, with her hair pulled up as she carried her baked goodies back to her car.
Recently, the 27-year-old reality star celebrated a social media milestone. After already reaching 2 million Twitter followers, she hit 1 million on Facebook. She tweeted her appreciation on Wednesday, saying, "Special shout out to everyone who helped me reach the one million mark!"
On Tuesday, Kendra got into the holiday spirit with her husband, Hank Baskett, and baby boy, Hank IV, tweeting, "We just got our Xmas tree. It's perfect. Not too big, not too small... Just right. Time to decorate it. :)"
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Ringo Starr clarifies Grammy performances with Paul McCartney
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Ringo Starr will be performing at Sunday's Grammy Awards and he will be performing with his former Beatles bandmate Paul McCartney -- just not at the same time.
While Ringo and Paul are both part of the performance lineup for the Grammys, the drummer tells "Access Hollywood" they won't be sharing the stage at the ceremony.
However, he says they are teaming up for the Grammy special commemorating the 50th anniversary of The Beatles arrival in the U.S. "The Night That Changed America: A Grammys Salute to The Beatles" will be taped the day after the Grammy Awards, and air on CBS on Sunday, February 9th at 8:00 p.m. Eastern -- the exact same day, date, and time that 50 years ago The Beatles made their debut on "The Ed Sullivan Show."
Ringo says he still remembers that historic night half a century ago. He tells "Rolling Stone" it was an "Aaaaah!" moment for him. The rock legend explains that they had no idea they were performing before a television viewing audience of 70 million people. He says they were just "so excited" to be in America," because that's where all the music they loved originated.
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Illustrator Spotlight: Alice Conisbee
A selection of work by illustrator Alice Conisbee. More images below.
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A selection of recent drawings by Seattle-based artist Bette Burgoyne, including her latest foray into working with colour. Click here for previous post. More images below.
Paintings by artist Roger White. See more "Mirror" images below.
A selection of work by illustrator Boris Pelcer. More images below.
A selection of recent work by artist Val Britton (previously featured here). See more images below, courtesy of the artist and Gallery Wendi Norris, San Francisco.
Rone continues his exploration of doomed and abandoned spaces with his latest immersive exhibition. "The Omega Project" sees the Melbourne-based artist setting up shop in a condemned suburban cottage in his hometown. Granted access and free rein before it's torn down, Rone has filled the early 1900s weatherboard house with his signature 'Jane Doe' portraits. He also teamed up with interior stylist, Carly Spooner, to recreate the archetypal interiors, furthering the jarring mix of beauty and destruction particular to the experience of street art. As Rone explains:
"The concept of creating something beautiful within the context of decay and decline is central to the experience of any street artist. As is the idea that whatever you create might be gone the next day. For the artist, street art is all about embracing that transience and impermanence. And for the audience, it's about seeing it (and taking photos of it) while you can"
Click here to check out the incredible 3D tour created by Phoria as well as more images and video below. While the exhibition starts July 22 and runs until the end of the month, the exact location will only be disclosed via email tomorrow morning to those who RSVP!
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Math Question
Mathematica question: This one is related to superincreasing set of numbers.
Let S={2,5,9,21,45,103,215,450,946}; S={S1,S2,...,S9}
where p=2003, a=1289, p > Ti
then Ti=a*Si Mod p where T1=a*S1 Mod p = 1289*2 Mod 2003 = 575
Therefore set of T={575,436,1586,1030,1921,569,721,1183,1570} ;
Question: If set of T is given, How can I solve for set of S if a and p
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School Orders Student To Remove NRA Shirt
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The shirt, which was given to the girl's father when he joined the NRA, had an American flag and a silhouette of a hunter with a rifle and the slogan: "National Rifle Association of America, Protecting
The school's dress code prohibits clothing that promotes or depicts violence, criminal activity and anything that is degrading to ethnic values.
Bullwinkle complied and changed into a school shirt but went home confused and frightened, feeling that her First Amendment rights were being violated.
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The high school was in the news last year for its "Seniores and Señoritas" events where students dressed as gang members and a pregnant woman pushing a baby stroller.
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................................ .999.......... ■ - t ... • #WWW»»»»»»W___»_»_W»-_-- - ^|^^_________l ■______■_----■■--■ JOURNAL i_RZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, FEBRUARY 8, U>12. NX). 34 VILLAGE T SA OBITUARY At I o' - I her ers. Sb itit her married am, ota. Leigh, ted at the age of 3 years and 2 i her hus- aouis, e 12 3 ana BUYS BANKING INTEREST Announcement was madi n the State Bou< and A. H. ids. Mr. Turrit.; .Mr. Bouck vice pn and J. A. Andere^g* of LeSueur is cashier and will have active charge of the bank-. Po was taken yesten FORESTERS ENTERTAINMENT At the card party held FREEDHEM •lson was a Little Foresters in Faust's hall last visitor last w. Sun. Ling, the prizea ras services in 1 church Sunday. a war ollows: . (lentli John P. Lang*er, ttlemen's lone hand prize Math Zierer. met at E. Hedblom's Sunday. Some farmers are busy haul- A REPORT OF TEMPERATURE ' For January Taken B] Gentlemen's foot prize, ing wood from Cecil Kelly's. Mrs. Frank Faust. s Warnberj- w;is a Ijlttk, lies'progressive prize. Falls u, - P.Kammermeyer, wo !: . John N, Fan X.! Inr.il Pr< in 2 VV.S.Nol lg.Pi on : i.50 -*"' i Mrs - daughter of A. W. Cook tnd five :rs, and two of tl Timber thi SULLIVAN LAKE. An item of news was recit jlastweek, which will ini [many in this vicaiity — son was horn to Mr. a ! William Buck-man oi Buckman is the o Mrs Mrs L.dk a' lone hand prize. Adam Tembreull, Ladies foot pi SCHOOL REPORTS In Di itrict 129 for the mt ending February 2, 1912. j Enrollment • . Ti; <>t the church will meet at the jhome of Prank Beckman. Albert. Allen, Dena and Alma and Arthur Thermometer Vear PraiiierJ— Coldest loiiili In Years Snetsinger, th« intendent at the Gull hi near Brainard, has kindly furnish. ..rt of the tern] ture for the month of Janii 1912, taken from the taineil from t rnment ', mometer and instrui o*w ia g orl for Beckman, the - - *s S with the figures maximum in maximum temperatures, and No. cm . 20 Rur; ! '■>. met Friday. hydrant .. Prank Marsh if hydrant . A. Sit: villa; ii.ro ; m bus. ■I was lield at 2 30 Sunday afternoon ai church, Rev worn on Wd - Visitor P. .!. B thick. Three were caught laatj Those who were D Tuesday. ,nt nQr ta" ,y (h, iag Mr. Wolfe, the Hamm Brew-11 month are:— ing Co's representative, returned*} Mathias Scbulte, C Holton j to his home in St. Paul Thurs- 'scheck, Catherine Bio_!_, Jo•:< 'day. jSchulte, John Kra.n *.*, ii i Judge - of Election to be 12. trned until J 17. Mrs. Flinstead and brother iJfckin£> Pnmcea Block, Cla NOTICE Ole Christianson, visited at T ^check, Jo'irj Plicke \> Schulte, Albert Kru._cb.eck, H Tee Co ial club willl man Flicker; M'.r v Kru . evening in 0namia visitors Wednesday LI. All nu elV* Peter Adki»S and wife and Robert Adkins. P. X. Virnig. Mrs. Flinstead left Friday for President. | her home in Hoffman. LEIGH George Waller and B Lust cal led on J. J?, i Saturd; Charlie Leigh ;ne from Columbus, Montana, Wesley Waller and Miss Katherine Rucker went to Onamia Saturday for a few visit. Miss Edyth Lewis arrived Friday from Rockford. She will resume her term of school at Granite, Mirfit drove to Pierz Saturday. The town of Leigh has now purchased a road grader and expect to <a> their own grading from now on. Mr. Peter Ma ployed at Hillman this wee Mrs. O. C. Leigh and Mrs J. C. Miller visited Pierz Friday. G. wen, salesman for Wright Clarkson Mercantih tiluth trauacted business Tuesday. Edyth Lewis made a trip rning day. ived lay. Mr. Scot* s to •on. FOR SALE The lots and house and blacksmith shop in upper tov, .ed by the Nes pori estai A. E. MACHO, Administrator. State of Ohio, City of Toledo, ** Lucas County. \ ' Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he nior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney ,v Co.. doing business in the City of Toleelo, County antl State aforesaid, and that saiel firm will pay the sum of ONE-HUNDRED DOLLAKS for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence, this 6th day of December. A. D. 1886. A. W. GLEASON, Seal Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blootl and mucous surfaces of the S3_stem. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,O. Sold by all Druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for consti- paton. Born- To Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Thielen Wednesday, a daughter. SOUTH GRANITE Mr. Henry Lust, Pred and Theodore Billmeyer of Center Mr. Lynn's dance was well attended. Forty four people were present and all had a good time. Henry Rieke visited at Robt. Adkins' Sunday. Matt and Rinda Pent and Miss Jones of Christmas Lake, visited at Peter Adkins' Sunday. Aiis;. T. S. Look is on the sick list. Bernadina Ternbreul', F. Kruscheck, Prank Preime ger. Tiiose absent one day or le-ts are:— Catharine Schulte, Michael Otremba, Walter Konen, Mathew V. t's\ hauling* ice fro_n Li: it last ***, V, in and and A. Johnson an ly, were Blom Sunday. a lit! le warmer n rw th?.u ii A.h x John . Thorn- quist were Little Palis callers y. Trie-re was a party on Dena Olson Saturday, iu ho ior of her birthdi y. WEST BUH. Those that were at tlie Coun- i ty Seat Saturday are:-- Gilbert Otremba. Anna 1 Dominica Olson, Clarence Homstrom, and Otremba, Ida Schulte, Lena1 Spanfelner. ALMA Hani.ON, Teacher. Lottie Lakin. Lottie Lakin returned Sunday afternoon. She was accompanied back by Wm. South Agram Peter Thommes and wife, Jos. Gruber and family, Thomas Theser visited at the John Nagel home Thursday* evening. Misses Mary Thommes and Theresa Meyer called at the Kippley home Tuesday evening. Thomas Theser sawed wood for J.J. Brummer Monday. J. J. Brummer called at the Pred Sporlein home morning. In District 39 for the month , Kurtzahn ending February 2, 191*2. Enrollment 45 No. of days taught. The children who were present every day during month, ending- February 2, are:— Lawrence Endres, Christina Tretter, Theresa H. Tretter. Those absent only are:— Cathryn Gelhar, Emma Tretter Frank Tretter, Joseph Boser, Anna Boser, Ben Endres. Arthur, Ella, and Walter Weiland visited with the Johnson children Friday evening. Robert Holmstrom and family visited Beckman'a Sunday. Mr. George Swanson and son called on Gilbert Olson Tliurs- one d* y : day. A crowd of young" folks visited with Edna Isaacson last | Tuesday evening*. They were:-- ! Emily, Annie, Theoadore and Elizabeth K..i_i_k... Teacher. | Frank Dalgren of Freedhem. Clarence and, Fillmore Holm- In District No. 19 for the, strom, Emy, Joel, and Eduin month ending February 2. 1912. |Lindberg, and Ella, Walter and Friday Those who were perfect in at-1 Arthur Weiland of Buh. Valley attt i the Eiler hall : ng and all reported a good the dance at I Jos. Gruber and family visited tendance are the following*:-- Jacob Bednar. Frances Bednar, > Mrs. H. Weiland and son Wal- Herman Herold. Leona Herold, Iter were at Little Falls Tuesday. -i-i Tne-d-!v;lt Thomas Theser\s Wednesday. , J ! BarbaraOtremba, Mamie Reding. ! Gruber, I Anna Otremba, Henry Otremba, j True Honesty-, Prank Boehm Jr. and Fred Spot- Le0nard Otremba, Anna Reding. | f2 ^Sin* Tot-T SaX J o idtba tier was a Pierz caller Friday. Louis and transacted business in Pierz Friday. Frank Heigl, Jos ■h: lein visited at the Brummer j*>oge Medek ! purse, more than paying the exact number of dollars you owe. Honesty means far more than not defrauding other people financially. It means 1 at the J. J. Brummer home Sun- Frank Gruber, Hal tie Otremba, nothing- less than not defrauding your- - day. Henry Marshik, Mayme Otrem- self by your own DreJudlces «»»_ judg- ba. ■ home Monday. Those absent one day are the Frank Schaeberl' Pfed Smith and family visited following:-- Math Gruber, Steve Gross drove to Pierz1 Joh mas Theser, and Jos. Gruber were in Little Palls Saturday. Matilda Hii.t, Teacher. rednes day. Mamie Casper vi si ed er aunt, Mrs. Jos. V lig* P Louis berl visite d M Dry and green Tamer* tnond Seibel lias leased ac in acre lots. Cecil Kelly ments. It means dealing fairly and, squarely with yourself; looking at yourself with the same eyes with which you dissect the conduct of your associates."—Clara K. Bayliss. >R SALE ne Mare 7 years old, weight 1500 pounds. 34-2 gler Route 2 Pierz, ['linn. P. H. Brogi iw from exporie: ■ior to any oilier. .-.>up there U nothing that excels it." For sale by all dealers. Prig*lmeyer Sum!. ing;. denbach and wife and John Dahmen drove to Pierz mily Wei;>; was a Pier;: er Monday. Ludwig* Gross called on Louis Schaeberl Monday. or a t Peter V tch's Monday evening, the Prank Schwankl buildin upper town where he will t a barber shop and pool hall. He will move into his new quarters about February 24. Mrs Arnith of Sauk Pap ids was here for a few days with the .loini Schaefer familj 32=2 Piatte, Hinn. THE MARKET Changed every Thursday o, 1, old Bursting With Self-Importance. "What is the matter with Jones? Ha .tsed to be a modest sort of fellow, but :ate!y he seems almost bursting with visit self-importance." "Haven't you heard? Mrs. Jones is suing another woman for alienating his affections, and put the damages at fifty thousand dollars." —judge. The Way Out. A painstaking mother of two children was attempting to give them a serious idea of her anxiety to make them good, and to make plain to their minds the gravity of the task before her. Overcome with the possibility of ever attaining her mother's ideal, three-year-old Frances answered in all earnestness: "Don't try to make us good, mother; just shoot us."—Everybody's Magazine. (.. _.(>! i Chroir head- SSI ache^ Dizziness and nervous troubles are ieved by Dr. Wa!man's system of fitting gl See him in his office Little Falls the ten s in February. '■ he t, Wlu-»i. I'Tix lije *■, 11. s. ii e *■.. rctitn . . Kane '.. r, Pes!: . . . . . :- r.H - Oil! For the Darkness Draws Near. .97 If a man have the truth in him, the thought of his own death as an ever- 1 90 present possibility will, far from para- iyzir.g effort, drive him to a more faithful performance of duty. As the poet says, "then let him turn today." —Exchange. t 5 37 The Determination to Do. "The longer I live, the more deeply am I convinced that that which makes the difference between one man and another—between the weak and powerful, the great and insignificant, Is energy, invincible determination—a purpose once formed, and then death or victory."—Fowell Buxton. :>o Somewhat Rough on the Fish. The Japanese have a novel way of keeping fish fresh for use. You go into the restaurant and pick out yout own fish in the tank. If there is more fish than you want the chef cuts off a piece to fit and returns the rest to the flow Profitable Giving. "Have courage to give occasionally that which you can ill afford to spare; giving what you do not want nor valua neither brings nor deserves thanks in return; who is grateful for a drink of water from another's overflowing well, tank to swim about till wanted. ever delicious the draught?"— other int< data. Jan. 1 Jan. _ Jan. - Jan. I Jan. I Jan. Q Jan. 7 Jan. - Jan. 9 . Jan. 10 Jan. II Jan. 12 .. Jan. 18 Jan. 14.... Jan. 15 Jan. 16 Jan. 17 Jan. 18 Jan. 19 Jan. 2 Jan. "21 Jan. 22_... Jan. 23 Jan. 2. Jan. 25 Jan. '_'ti Jan. 27 Jan. 28____ Jan. 29 Jau. ao Jan. 31 > Minn. . —l ! 21 'J 27 27 i 20 37 15 12 2! 20 17 10 27 . — 8 — 9 . - . — 3 - 12 . — 3 ■ 8 . — 3 - . — 1 - 17 . —4-11 21 - 6 11 — 6 5 — 7 10 3 7 2 2 14 — 5 18 0 21 —10 21 2 We buy ear and shelled corn at 50c per bushel. Rich Prairie Milling Co. King Stanislas of Poland. EAST GRANITE John (Iross, John Dahmen and Mel. Wermerskirchen returned from a fishing* trip Saturday. Dahmen and Gross Bros, are busy losfging', for a new Moor in the Granite hall. Paul Dahmen made a trip to Peter Gau'a place Saturday. Peter Weidenbach was a business caller in Pierz Friday. Peter J. (Jau is logging near t te north pole. He claims it is quite cold and returned Saturday. Peter Weiss was a caller at Peter Vveidenbach's place Thursday eveLing*. Louis Schaeberl made a trip to Pierz Friday. Mr. and .Mrs. Hubert Virnig and Miss Strietz, visited at the Gau home Sunday. They report a tine time. Miss Katy and Lucy Gross visited at John Gross' Sunday. Sliock;ng Sounds in the earth are sometimes heard before a terrible earthquake, that warn of the coming' peril. Nature's w.irn- in^s are kind.That dull pain or a :he in the back warns you the K;>1 nejsd attention if you woul those dangerous maladies, Dr Diabetes or Bright'- disease. Take Electric Bitters at once and see b ache fly and all your best feelhsjrs return."My son received great ', from their use for K I Ider trouble." writes Pi Roc It wood, Mich.,"It is certainly a great kidney medicine." Try it.50;. at E. L. Kaliher. Attend the Last Dance tie fore Lent, at Faust's Hall, Monday, February, W<
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Cabernet Sauvignon from Chile
Winemaker's Notes
A blend of 85% Cabernet Sauvignon, 10% Carmenere and 5% Merlot.
Hints of concentrated ripe black fruits, leather and graphite dance with flavors of dried fruit and chocolate.
Terrunyo Cabernet Sauvignon is aged in French oak barrels for 14 months, followed by an additional 8 months in the bottle. A noteworthy Cabernet Sauvignon, the wine has a deep red color with great character and finesse. On the palate, the wine has great body, with firm tannins and a long and persistent finish. Terrunyo Cabernet Sauvignon is an ideal accompaniment to lamb with spicy sauces and full-flavored cheeses.
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The Wine Advocate - "The 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon Old Pirque Vineyard delivers notes of cigar box, leather, mineral, blackcurrant and blackberry. This leads to an elegant, Bordeaux-like wine with spicy, savory flavors, excellent balance, and a lengthy finish. It will offer prime drinking from 2012 to 2021. "
Concha y Toro Winery
Founded in 1883, Vina Concha y Toro is Latin America's leading producer and occupies an outstanding position among the world's most important wine companies, currently exporting to 135 countries worldwide. Uniquely, it owns around 9,500 hectares of prime vineyards, which allows the company to secure the highest quality grapes for its wine production. Concha y Toro's portfolio includes a wide range of successful brands at every price point, from the top of the range Don Melchor and Almaviva to the flagship brand Casillero del Diablo and innovative stand-alone brands such as Palo Alto and Maycas del Limari. The company has 3,162 employees and is headquartered in Santiago, Chile. View all Concha y Toro Wines
About ChileView a map of Chile wineries (CHEE-lay)Long and thin, Chile has a lot of land north to south. The wine region here is a series of districts based near Santiago. The vineyards are protected by the Pacific on the west and the Andes mountains on the east. This could help explain why the climate changes more from east to west than north to south – also why the country has remained phylloxera free. Quite a few wineries in Chile were founded by large French wine companies. Seeing the potential of the country, vineyards were bought and planted by these French folks and the results tell of a smart investment. Some of these wineries include: Los Vascos, Casa Lapostolle and Cousino Macul. And while the inspiration may have been French, but the wines here are quite Chilean.
Photo of the sun break following morning fog over the vineyards of Veramonte Winery (located in the Casablanca Valley)
Notable FactsThe main regions of Chile include Maipo (pronounced MY-poh), known for reds like Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Carmenere; Casablanca Valley, a region producing delicious Sauvignon Blanc, as well as other whites & some reds; Colchaugua, an inland district creating amazing red wines from Syrah and Cabernet Sauvignon, particularly in the Apalta sub-region; and Rapel Valley, settled right under Maipo and producing the same red varietals. A couple of smaller regions to watch include Limari and Elqui, two valleys further north, producing some delicious cool-climate Chardonnay and Bio Bio, an area further south, which is also focused on cool-climate varieties. Chilean wines are growing in exports and more consumers are enjoying the delicious values coming from the country. Red wines of the region, though they cannot be generalized, make the whole gamut of wine quality – quaffable to collectible. Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot & Carmenere are the main players, though Syrah is also making a splash. Some of the best reds are blends of the above varieties. As for whites, Sauvignon Blanc is typically crisp, herbal and racy, while Chardonnay is richer in style with full-bodied texture and tropical fruit flavors.
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Women's Soccer Announces Annual Team Awards
Junior Laura Moklestad (Des Moines, Iowa/Roosevelt) was honored as the Bulldogs' offensive most valuable player for the second-consecutive season. A two-time first-team All-Missouri Valley Conference Scholar-Athlete honoree, Moklestad started all 19 games for the Bulldogs. She registered team-leading marks in goals (4), points (9), shots (47), shots on goal (24), and in game-winners (1) en route to capturing second team All-MVC and MVC All-Tournament playing honors.
Claiming the squad's most valuable defensive player honors for the second-straight season was sophomore Megan Fisher (Ankeny, Iowa/Ankeny). This award is given to the player who, in the eyes of the team, was the most valuable defensive player during the season. Fisher followed up a stellar rookie campaign with another strong sophomore season from her defender's slot, helping anchor a defensive unit that posted two shutouts, while offensively providing a goal and two assists.
The most improved player award went to freshman Katie Helmlinger (Cedar Rapids, Iowa/Kennedy). The honor is bestowed upon the player whose contributions on the field have shown the most improvement from the previous season as well as through the course of the fall season. Helmlinger made strong contributions to a Drake offensive unit registering 19 shots, including 11 on goal and recording one assist.
The Amber Clapp (Player's Award) was given to senior Lindsey Johnston (Lincoln, Neb./Southeast). This award is given to the member of the team who, in the eyes of her teammates, embodies the values, ideals, and spirit of the team. The players' award values contributions made off the field and recognizes the player who, through her attitude and actions, acts as an ambassador for Drake Women's soccer.
The Coaches' Award went to Moklestad. The coaching staff awards the honor to the player who has maintained the highest standards both on and off the field in the areas of performance, effort, and enthusiasm.
Fisher was honored with Burch's Award. Fisher, as chosen by Drake head strength and conditioning coach Mike Burch, maintained the highest standards in the weight room in the areas of work-rate, attitude and mental toughness.
The Academic Excellence award went to sophomore Kiah Swanson (Fort Collins, Colo./Poudre) and junior Tara Zika (St. Louis, Mo./Ursuline), who boast 4.00 and 3.75 grade-point averages, respectively, majoring in elementary education and law, politics and society. The award is given to the player(s) who earned the highest GPA in a calendar year. Both maintained a 4.0 for both the spring and fall semesters for 2011.
The final accolade of the evening was the Friday Finisher award, which was bestowed upon Fisher. This spring the Drake team was split into four teams with members switching every three weeks. Each Friday a soccer tournament was held as well as a weight room competition. Each individual earned points for their respective team and carried them during the Bulldogs' indoor campaign.
Drake also celebrated the careers of its six seniors in Lauren Berner (Omaha, Neb.), Angela Chigazola (Santa Rosa, Calif.), Melanie Fielder (Burbank, Calif.), Danielle Figliola (Longmont, Colo.), Johnston and Amanda Wallace (Centennial, Colo.).