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horse fell in the mud my 12 yr old gelding fell in the mud....he is limping on his right front leg and I can not get ahold of his vet. What can I do to make him comfortable until I can reach his vet? I have him up in his stall right now with comfy bedding, water and hay available, and have cleaned his injury sight off. I can't find any abrasions, only slight swelling, not wanting to bear weight on his leg, eating and drinking normally, he is alert and bright eyed, and ....oh goodness...not trying to babble....I just don't know what to do until I can reach his vet. :cry: |
It sounds like you are doing a great job so far : ) |
Either ice wrap it or cold hose it every few hours for about 15 minutes to help keep swelling down. Vet will probably recommend standing wrap. |
I have been icing it for the swelling. I just hope it's nothing really bad. It has been raining a lot here and the mud around the gates is just great....Poor boy. |
Wow, sorry to hear about that. I am not a vet but I've had 3 horses with leg injuries of different kinds. My first thing to do after checking for wounds or punctures is to check for warmth -- if you have more warmth than in the other leg, hose it for 20 minutes several times a day. Managing any heat and swelling is an important first step to avoid additional tissue damage to the tendons, ligaments, blood vessels and nerves from the heat/swelling. Second thing is to check for swelling, as you've done. Depending on where the swelling is, it might be a good idea to wrap the leg if you have the right material and if you know how. If you don't, just do more hosing -- you can cause damage from improperly wrapping so it's best not to do it if you're not sure. It requires Vet wrap or standing wraps, not polos, wrapped over gamgee or quilted or no-bow bandages for cushioning. Through all this, keep him stalled in deep bedding like you're doing. This allows him to lie down if he wants to, which will help protect the leg. Also, don't wlak him around until you get the vet out tomorrow. If it's something serious, that will of course make it worse. When mine were injured, the vet prescribed bute for pain but for exams, he wanted to see how they walked without the bute - so you should wait to see what your vet says about pain killers before giving your gelding anything for pain. He may need to do flexion tests and so forth to determine what internal structures have been injured, the bute will mask the pain so well that the vet might not be able to pinpoint what's wrong. Last but not least, go with your gut. If your gelding is eating and drinking, those are good signs. If he seems to be in a lot of pain and you think something's broken or dislocated, that's an emergency. I just had one of our geldings, a little younger than yours, come up lame in the left front last week. He was barely weight bearing, and there was a little swellling and a little heat and no obvious wound. We did all of the above, except didn't call the vet since it was the day before Thanksgiving. Over the next 3 days, the swelling pretty much went away and the heat went away; he was less lame. By Saturday he was walking normally and by Monday he was back in the pasture with his buddies. We think he maybe got kicked or twisted it in horseplay. He is one of those horses that is very protective of himself and as long as it hurt, he didn't walk on it. So, we took care of him as if it were a tendon injury and after about 2 days it was clear that it wasn't. (Note: I've had a couple horses with tendon injuries and I know that they can be really bad even if the heat and swelling are very little, so if the swelling and heat increase you have something that needs a vet.) |
ok, just got back in from checking on him. He was laying down trying to get comfy. He had his hurt leg stretched out from him and nickered when I went up to him. Dang, I feel awful for him. Don't know if this was a good idea....but I do not have a heated barn and decided to put his blanket on him just in case. I do have one question though. His leg had a slight jerk in it. Not obvious when looking....but I was feeling for any extra warmth or swelling and felt it....any ideas? I do know how to wrap legs with the vet wrap and was gonna do it...but wanted to ask about the jerking first to see if it would affect wrapping it. I mean, would it hurt him more to have a wrap on it if you guys recognized what the jerking meant. |
My farrier insists I call him first for a leg or hoof problem, and he is worth his weight in gold. He is neither attractive nor appealing but yet I want to marry him. :) If you can't get a vet and have a good farrier or trainer I would call them. Let them come out and see the horse and give you advise. |
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ok first I'm sorry. Second, you sound like you're doin good but I would ice/cold water maybe even some liniment. To heat the leg along with small walkin to keep blood flowin Good luck |
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Report: Economic War Among the States Costs Billions
States are engaged in economic warfare on each other and it's costing taxpayers billions of dollars. That's the message of a new report from Good Jobs First titled The Job-Creation Shell Game.
Every year states and localities give billions of dollars to corporations to get those companies to relocate jobs to their state. According to the study, many companies do move, eliminating jobs in the old state and wasting money in the new state, since these moves have little impact on the new state's economy.
"What was long ago dubbed a Second War Between the States is, unfortunately, raging again in many parts of the country," said Greg LeRoy, executive director of Good Jobs First and principal author of the report. "The result is a vast waste of taxpayer funds, paying for the geographic reshuffling of existing jobs rather than new business activity. By pretending that these jobs are new, public officials and the recipient companies engage in what amounts to interstate job fraud."
Even more money is wasted on what LeRoy calls "job blackmail." Companies threaten to move their operations to other states and demand that their current state give them money to stay.
The jobs that are pirated from one state to another are funded through a variety of methods: property, sales and income tax breaks, land and infrastructure subsidies, low-interest loans, "deal-closing" grants and others. Some states even finance relocation costs for company executives. When companies do move, it just doesn't cost a state jobs, it also shrinks the tax base, which in turn leads to less funding for education and infrastructure.
The report offers several solutions for the problem. The first is for states to demonetize interstate job theft and only subsidize actual new jobs that are created. Most states already refuse to pay for companies to relocate within state borders, this proposal would just expand that to out-of-state transfers. A second suggestion is for states to end business recruitment activities aimed at pirating jobs from other states. Finally, Good Jobs First recommends that the federal government target economic development funds that change their policies on interstate job theft.

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Hey, folk, I found this informational article on Scholastic.com.
Nine Ways to Save Time in the Classroom
By Gay Su Pinnell
Posting a daily schedule keeps students informed and the day on track.
Posting a daily schedule keeps students informed and the day on track.
Figuring out how to get it all done is a challenge for all teachers, not just new ones. Sometimes it will feel like there are simply not enough hours in the day. But here's a secret: As these first few months pass by and you gain more experience, you'll realize that you can accomplish more in a day than you did at the outset of the school year. Until then, here are some time-saving tips for managing all you have to do as efficiently as you can.
1. Analyze your schedule and set priorities. Categorize activities such as reading, math facts review, and oral language learning as high priority and activities such as holiday art activities, free-choice time, and an enrichment video as low priority. Be assertive in cutting down on the time for low priority items.
2. Cluster specials such as music and art in order to give yourself a longer planning time and to create fewer interruptions in reading and writing time.
3. Offer immediate activities for your students to do as soon as they come in. In many schools, students arrive at staggered times. Many teachers have students immediately begin to read from book boxes or write in their journals.
4. Streamline housekeeping by creating efficient ways to accomplish housekeeping tasks, such as taking the roll and determining lunch status with a sign-in board or name magnets.
5. Keep materials readily and quickly accessible to your students. One teacher I know has students' folders (color-coded by subject) in different crates. The students are divided into committees of five, and each committee has its folders in one crate. The crates are in different parts of the room. When students need to retrieve their writing workshop folders, they scatter to different points in the room. Only five students are getting into a given crate to retrieve materials. This simple system eliminates the lines and inevitable delays that occur when all of the students are getting materials from one place.
6. Use mini-lessons. Mini-lessons are just — that quick, focused lessons. For a week or two, estimate the appropriate time for each mini-lesson you do. Set a timer for the estimated time. When it goes off, are you still introducing the lesson? Are you halfway through? Are you writing the last examples on the chart? This exercise will help you be more aware of the pacing in the lesson.
7. Talk less. While it is important for you to have conversations with your students, you will find that the less talking you do, the more students will learn and the faster lessons will go.
8. Develop systems for yourself so that you can efficiently accomplish tasks. For example, establish a system of checking reading journals over the week. Some teachers have the Monday Kids, Tuesday Kids, etc. This way, you have five to seven journals to look at each day rather than a whole pile at the end of the week.
9. Try incidental teaching during in-between times in the day. If you have five minutes before lunch, review a mini-lesson or read aloud a bit of a familiar well-loved story. If young students are lining up, have them sing a song or enjoy shared chanting of a favorite poem (thus promoting phonemic awareness).
This article originally appeared in Instructor, published by Scholastic.
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Qualcomm CEO Paul Jacobs announced the Toq during the company's Uplinq conference in San Diego earlier today, at almost the same time as Samsung was revealing the Galaxy Gear at IFA in Berlin. Although the general features of the Toq are similar to previously released smart watches, its design -- and the company behind it -- have a lot of people hoping that it may actually make smart watches worthwhile.
The Toq
Just like the Pebble -- a Kickstarter-funded smart watch that came out earlier this year -- the Toq is only able to function completely when it is connected wirelessly to a smartphone. This is the approach that most smart watch manufacturers have taken because adding in full wireless access to a smart watch is not an easy proposition at the moment.
The Toq will include most of the same features found on the Galaxy Gear such as the ability to make calls, view texts, etc. However, it will not be cheap. An official price has not been announced but analysts are expecting Qualcomm to release the device at $300, which is identical to the Galaxy Gear's $300 price tag.
Qualcomm says that it will provide more details regarding the Toq's release date later this month. Despite being similar in a lot of ways, the Toq is going to be offering some pretty cool features not seen on previous devices or on the Galaxy Gear. The main addition is a touch-enabled "Mirasol" screen that works well in sunlight.
Bad Timing?
Rumors leading up to Samsung's Galaxy Gear event accurately predicted the announcement date, and while Qualcomm is a large company, it is not as well known as Samsung. For this reason, it seems as though it may have made a bad decision with its announcement date as the majority of smart watch news today is regarding the Galaxy Gear and not the Toq.
That being said, the Toq's design and battery do provide it with some advantages and they are the main reasons for the excitement already generated around the device. Smart watch screens have not been quite so functional to date, in the sense that it is not easy to view information on them in well-lit areas.
Outside of the color-enabled Mirasol display, Qualcomm will use its WiPower technology for wireless charging; once the device is at 100%, it can last for up to five days. The Galaxy Gear looks to be a great device software-wise, but the Qualcomm Toq definitely offers a lot to be excited about as well.
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he thinks it's something else. |
what is georgie boy doing with a cricket bat? I didn't even know americans knew of crickets existance. |
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Still my favorite! And YES, I voted another time!!! :P |
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J=Hell, I am Jewish and I find this one funny as well. Danny Terrio better watch out. |
Part of my collection too :}) |
this one is epic!! who ever mad it f***ed by not putting their name |
This is still one of my all-time favorites. |
Great! Can we have a party now? Who's buying? |
It made it! Good |
OK...I've done my part. |
If my memory serves me correctly - this needs to stay above a 3.0 rating with 200 votes and it goes into the Motifake Hall of Fame! Current stats at my time of posting is a 3.1 rating with 185 votes, so just a few more... |
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Reading a good book on the history of Mercs by Tony Geraghty...d*** good insight into the past 40 or so years of this profession. |
Lets all face it, Blackwater and all their counterparts get to do the job the rest of us would LOVE to do but aren't allowed to.... |
Sweet taste in sunglasses. Oakley juliets!! What what!! d*** near bullet proof. |
-- military as a career were pretty balanced people who wanted to serve their country. It's Johnny Toughguys who give the rest of us the heeebie jeebies. |
If he'd f*** us all up in the blink of an eye, then he's been in the army for too long, and needs to work on his blinding rage, maybe take up gardening or needlepoint. Insane killers don't make good soldiers. Every person I've known who's chosen the -- |
MY mates in Blackwater, and he would f*** you all up in the blink of an eye, hes been in the army long time |
Blackwater sucks, they need steriods in order to bulk up. Ninjas don't need such things!!! |
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What's the difference between balsamic vinegar and balsamic vinaigrette? Are they the same thing? I've heard that "balsamic" isn't fattening. HELP!!!
Befuddled by Balsamic
Dear Befuddled,
Glad you asked this. Many people are confused about the difference between balsamic vinegar and balsamic vinaigrette. They are two VERY different things. Straight-up balsamic vinegar typically has very few calories (10 - 20 a tablespoon) and no fat. It's a little intense but sweet and delicious, and a little goes a long way. Balsamic vinaigrette or dressing, on the other hand, often contains fat and a LOT more calories, since it's usually made with some type of oil and other high-calorie ingredients (like sugar, mayo, honey, etc.). Some balsamic dressings have reasonable calorie and fat counts, while others are super high in the stats department. Standard bottled balsamic dressings range from around 80 - 110 calories and 8 - 12g fat per 2-tbsp. serving, and the stats for restaurant versions can be even worse. So look for ones that are labeled "light," "low-fat," or "fat-free" -- and always check calorie counts when you're at the store. If you're dining out and that vinaigrette seems too creamy, thick, decadent, etc., to be very low in calories and fat, it probably
very low in calories and fat. Your best bet is to bring your own dressing (if you can) or stick with the basic balsamic vinegar (most places have it). Bottom line here is NOT to be fooled into thinking anything with "balsamic" in its name is automatically low in calories. Hope that clears things up!
I love to snack, but some snacks just don't leave me feeling full enough. What are your TOP ATE filling snacks to eat?
Still-Hungry Snackster
Dear Snackster,
I LOVE to snack as well. I'm glad you asked about which snacks are filling, because even I sometimes get sucked into eating snacks that taste good but aren't really great at filling me up. Eating a low-cal ice cream treat or a portion-controlled bag of chips is a GREAT way to kick a craving for something fattening -- but if I'm looking for something REALLY satisfying, there are other snacks I turn to. Here are my TOP ATE filling snack picks! Drumroll, please...
A large Fuji apple
- Apples really fill me up, and Fujis are my favorite. A large one has about 120 calories, <0.5g fat, and 5g fiber (
value 2*).
Turkey and pickles
- I like to roll up little pickles in lean turkey slices. I usually eat about 3 ounces of turkey and 3 smallish pickles. That snack has 100 calories or so, about a gram and a half of fat, and around 1g fiber (
value 2*). PROTEIN ROCKS!
Fiber One bran cereal (original) with Unsweetened Vanilla Almond Breeze
- Yum! And a 1/2 cup of the cereal with a 1/2 cup of
that milk swap
has only 80 calories, 2.5g fat, and a whopping 14.5g fiber (
value 1*).
Smoked salmon on high-fiber crackers
- A couple of ounces of smoked salmon on two
Wasa crackers
(any variety with 35 calories or less and at least 1.5g fiber per piece) is incredible. Even if you add a smear of fat-free cream cheese and some chopped red onion to it, you can still keep it down to around 150 calories, 2.5g fat, and 3g fiber (
value 3*).
Any chocolate-flavored VitaTop
are portable, delicious, and FILLING. And a chocolate-muffin treat that actually satisfies your appetite as well as your sweet tooth is a serious find. Almost all of the varieties have 100 calories, 1.5g fat, and at least 5g fiber each (
value of 1*). I like the
HG-developed flavors
the most -- especially the
Triple Chocolate Chunk
Celery sticks and baby carrots with Vivi's Original Sauce Classic Carnival Mustard
- Some say these cut-up veggies are dull -- but slather 'em in some of
Vivi's sauce
, and they'll ROCK YOUR SOCKS! The spicy kick will help you feel full, too. You can eat a TON of the veggies (10 baby carrots and 20 celery sticks) with 3 tablespoons of Vivi's for about 90 calories, virtually no fat, and 3g fiber (
value 1*). Wow!
A Ruby Red grapefruit
- Just peel and eat. Grapefruits are filling 'cuz they're HUGE. And a large one has about 60 calories, <0.5g fat, and 1.75g fiber (
value 1*).
A bag of House Foods Tofu Shirataki noodles with a wedge of The Laughing Cow Light Original Swiss cheese
- Rinse and dry
the noodles
VERY well, and then slice 'em up a bit. Melt the cheese by nuking it with the noodles for about a minute -- then stir well, and add a little salt and pepper if you like. Your cheesy noodle treat will be very filling and have just 75 calories, 3g fat, and 4g fiber (
value 1*). Fantastic!
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It's been a great one. I really love Wellington, which has something of interest around most every corner. Or, for most of this week, at least something new around every corner. But new inevitably becomes familiar and I'm now starting to feel settled here. I can now tell you without consulting the map which is the best route from Lambton Quay to Cuba Street, and I know where to buy gourmet cheese or a Mazda or chana masala--your typical daily needs.
This is not to say that I know Wellington. What I have seen I'm only superficially familiar with, and much of the region outside of the compact center is still a mystery. But at some point, perhaps today, I feel like I crossed from 'tourist' to 'resident'. Hopefully the euphoria that accompanied the former phase has good implications for the latter.
Correlated with this feeling--causation probable but direction of such unknown--is the steadily increasing realization and resolve that my wonderful three-month holiday has to come to an end. This is partly due to a glance at the balance sheet which clearly shows it's not sustainable, partly due to a desire to do Something Useful again, and partly because if I don't get back to work soon, I might not be able to bring myself to do it ever again.
Work will be good, though. As much fun as being commitment-free and touring around has been, it's eventually nice to have something solid to build a life around. Things do seem much brighter and clearer from the Outside, and I hope to maintain some of that when I enter the workforce again. Seeing everything through the filter of a job can really dull your senses.
On the quotidian side of things, we're looking for a quasi-permanent place to stay; i.e., somewhere to be after we get kicked out of our current place in a month. We lucked into somewhere quite good to start, and I hate to leave; I've contemplated squatting. But surely there will be other good flats around. We looked at one today on The Terrace, which is the main business/financial street in town, one block west of and considerably higher than Lambton Quay, the main commercial street. This particular part of The Terrace consists of older largish houses that are generally made into flats. The flat we looked at was nice enough with nothing particularly bad about it, and comes fully-furnished, and is just three minutes' walk from the very center of town (75 feet below), yet it didn't really grab us. Maybe it's too much to ask for the Perfect Place...but we still have time, so there's no reason to settle just yet.
After the house hunting we caught a bus down to Newtown, which is (to my knowledge) Wellington's premier lowish-rent multi-national lotsa-different-cuisines neighborhood. I quite like the feel of it and would consider living there, but at this point we're committed to living somewhere walkable from the center, and Newtown would be a long and not-terribly-pleasant walk. We had more Indian food (yum) at Planet Spice, which came recommended and not without good reason. Very nice. Then came an Asian--primarily Indian--grocery called Asiana, which will help us cook yet more Indian food at home. Man, I love Indian food.
And while we were in the neighborhood we wandered down to the zoo. Our very-friendly waiter from lunch recommended against it, saying the animals didn't look at all happy, but we thought we'd check it out anyway. If a moral plea wasn't enough to stop us, the cost was--$15 per person seems awfully costy for what I understand to be a pretty small zoo.
This evening I took a short-but-rather-vertical walk (as many tend to be here) from our place in Aro Valley up to Victoria University on the hill in Kelburn. Nice views, but I was literally almost blown off the hillside several times. Yeah, it's one of those days here. While the views are great from the hilltops, I kind of like living in a valley.


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On semperoper.de it is possible to book up to 15 tickets for the performances using your credit card or by means of the payment system giropay. Concessions are unavailable for online bookings. The purchase is offered by the company tickets.com to their terms and conditions. There is a system fee of 3 Euro (Season 2016/17) or 4 Euro (Season 2017/18) per ticket.
The easiest and fastest way to get hold of your tickets: Using the Print@Home system you can easily and securely purchase and print your desired tickets and gift vouchers by visiting semperoper.de. Moreover you can download your ticket on your Smartphone. A unique barcode ensures the validity of your tickets.
Please note that concessions are unavailable for tickets purchased in this way, and that no cancellations and subsequent alterations can be made to your booking when using Print@Home-Tickets and Smartphone-Tickets.
You have the option of reserving tickets by phone during normal Visitor Service opening hours. Such bookings are regarded as binding.
Tickets booked less than three weeks before the scheduled performance cannot be paid for by invoice. Instead payment must be made by credit card or, following a binding reservation, by cash at the box office.
Postal Bookings
Ticket orders will be accepted by our Visitor Service by post or in electronic form (fax and e-mail). You will receive a written confirmation of the order.
Tickets sent by post
If requested, tickets will be sent by post as soon as payment is received. If there is insufficient time for postal delivery (10 days or less before the scheduled performance date) your tickets will be held at the evening box office under your name or customer number. Such tickets should be collected no later than 30 minutes before the scheduled performance.
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For not attended performances tickets will not be compensated. Tickets cannot be refunded after purchase. If you are unable to use your tickets, you may return them to the Semperoper for sale on commission until curtain time – except for Print@Home-Tickets and Smartphone-Tickets, which are excluded from the right of return. The Semperoper may, but will not be obliged to, resell them on your behalf. If your tickets are successfully resold the Semperoper will refund to you the face value of the tickets purchased, minus an administration fee of 10% per ticket (minimum amount €6 per ticket) after the performance. The Semperoper cannot guarantee the successful resale of any returned tickets.
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Please note that there are seats with restricted sight on the outer edge as well as in the third and fourth balcony. Moreover there is a limited view of the multilingual surtitles from the side seats. The surtitles are an additional service, so there is no claim on visibility of the surtitles.
Selected programmes for the current season can be purchased at the Visitor Service or online at semperoper.de when purchasing the tickets.
Guided tours
Prior to numerous performances we offer a guided tour, which can easily be purchased with your tickets online. Please note that a participation in these guided tours is linked with the attendance of a performance.
Semperoper Erleben offers a wide range of individually designed guided tours in several languages. This way the magic of this opera house is turned into an experience for every age and interest group.
Discover its magnificent architecture and let yourself be enchanted by the ornate premises. Find out the background behind what makes such unique acoustics in the artistically furnished viewing room and experience everything about this splendid opera's eventful history, its artists and secrets.
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With vouchers you can give an opera visit, without having to fix on a specific performance. The vouchers are available worth €5, €10, €20, €50 and €100 are valid for three years and can be redeemed for almost every events of Semperoper Dresden (Excluded are exclusive events, special events and guest performances). You can buy vouchers at our box office in the Schinkelwache at Theaterplatz, by phone at the visitor service on telephone number +49 0351 4911-705 or online at our website www.semperoper.de. The print@home option provided by Semperoper Dresden allows you to print out your ticket on your own computer.
The general terms and conditions of Semperoper Dresden apply.
Severely disabled people with a disability of at least 80 % receive a discount of 50 % on regular tickets (see price list) upon presentation of their severely handicapped pass. Accompanying persons indicated in the pass receive the same discount. Reduced prices are available for tickets of €12 and more, for price categories 1 through 5. Discounts are only valid with respective documentation and are not transferable. Any subsequent discount is excluded. Discounts cannot be granted for tickets purchased on the internet.
Student Discounts
Pupils and students can purchase remaining tickets for €10 at the evening box office from 30 minutes before curtain time (tickets subject to availability, minimum ticket price €12 for categories 1-5) on presenting a valid student or school identity card. Symphony concerts, guest performances, external events, special events and exclusive performances are excluded from this offer.
Discount for children
Children up to 16 years can purchase a reduced-price ticket (50 % discount). The discount is granted for tickets with a minimum ticket price of €12 for categories 1-5. This offer does not include premieres, symphony concerts, guest performances, external events, special events and exclusive performances.
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Itasca Solei Motor Home Class A - Diesels
Diesel-Pusher Performance. Upscale Motorhome Lifestyle
Solei from Winnebago gives you the performance and power of a diesel-pusher with the motorhome lifestyle you love. Three intuitive floor plans are designed with driver convenience and passenger comfort in mind. All Solei floor plans have space-saving design features like the Benchmark Dinette and a convertible sofa bed. Enjoy state-of-the-art entertainment systems, optional fireplace, and Versa cab seats all at an affordable diesel price.
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Solei Features:
- 340-hp Cummins® ISB 6.7L
- Allison® 6-speed automatic 2100 MH transmission (34T)
- Allison 6-speed automatic 2500 MH transmission (36G, 38R)
- Information display center
- NeWay® front and rear air suspension
- 160-amp. alternator
- Air brakes w/ABS
- Engine exhaust brake
- Automatic hydraulic leveling jacks
- 7-pin trailer wiring
- Trailer Hitch6 5,000-lb. drawbar/500-lb. maximum vertical tongue weight
- Stainless steel wheel liners (34T)
- Stylized aluminum wheels (36G, 38R)
Cab Conveniences
- Cab seats adjustable armrests, fixed lumbar support, and multi-adjustable recline
- 6-way power driver & passenger seats
- 3-point seat belts
- Radio/Rearview Monitor System DVD receiver with 6.2" LCD color touch screen, handheld remote, iPod®/MP3 input, rear color camera, Bluetooth®, SiriusXM®-ready, Spotify®, AppRadio One
- Cruise control
- 12-volt powerpoints
- Powered MCD blackout roller visor/shade (front windshield)
- MCD blackout roller shade (driver and passenger windows)
- Chassis/house battery radio power switch
- Power mirrors w/defrost and sideview camera
- Power steering
- Powered stepwell cover (NA 34T)
- Map lights (38R)
- TRW® tilt/telescopic steering column w/foot-actuated pedal
Cab Conveniences Options
- Lounger passenger cab seat w/footrest and flip-up workstation
- SiriusXM™ (subscription not included), iPod® interface connector, receiver, remote
- USB/multi-outlet charging station w/surge protection (38R)
- Home theater sound bar system
- DVD player w/remote
- Satellite system ready
- Digital TV amplified antenna system
- LED ceiling lights
- MCD blackout roller shades
- Soft vinyl ceiling
- OnePlace® systems center
- Tinted, dual-glazed coach windows
- Powered ventilator fan (galley)
- Washer and dryer prep
- Assist bar
- Vinyl flooring throughout
- USB charger (NA 38R)
Interior Options
- Washer and dryer
- Electric fireplace
- Powered StudioLoft™ w/privacy curtain, ladder, cargo net (34T)
- Automatic HDTV satellite antenna
- MCD solar/blackout roller shades
- Corian® countertops and backsplash
- 2-door residential refrigerator/freezer w/icemaker
- Microwave/convection oven w/range fan and touch control
- 3-burner range top w/storage below
- Corian range and sink covers
- Laminate countertop
- Flexible showerhead
- Textured glass shower door
- Skylight
- Porcelain toilet w/foot pedal and sprayer (electric flush in rear bath, 38R)
- One-piece fiberglass shower surround
- Powered roof vent(s)
- Medicine cabinet
- Tissue holder
- Towel bar(s)
- Towel ring(s)
- Queen bed w/innerspring mattress
- Bedspread and pillow shams
- Headboard
- Room divider curtain (38R)
- Queen Ideal Rest® Nouveau digital comfort control mattress (w/storage below)
- King Ideal Rest Nouveau digital comfort control mattress (36G)
- Powered patio awning w/LED lighting
- 2nd powered patio awning w/LED lighting (34T)
- Exterior compartment 110-volt duplex, TV antenna and 3-way A/V receptacles
- KeyOne® lock system
- Porch light w/Interior switch (36G, 38R)
- Powered entrance awning (36G, 38R)
- Lighted storage compartments
- Automatic entrance steps
- Lower front protective mask
- Premium high-gloss sidewall skin
- Exterior entertainment center w/32" HDTV
- 2-13,500 BTU air conditioners (1 A/C, 1 A/C w/heat pump) (34T)
- 2-15,000 BTU air conditioners (1 A/C, 1 A/C w/heat pump) (36G, 38R)
- 35,000 BTU ducted furnace (34T)
- 40,000 BTU ducted furnace (36G, 38R)
Electrical System
- Service Center cable TV input, 50-amp, power cord, shoreline/generator automatic changeover switch, portable satellite hookup
- 2,000-watt inverter/charger w/remote panel with coach battery disconnect switch
- 6,000-watt Cummins Onan® generator
- Auxiliary start circuit
- AC/DC electrical distribution system
- 4 deep-cycle Group 31 marine/RV batteries
- Battery disconnect system (coach and chassis)
- PowerLine® Energy Management System
- Automatic dual-battery charge control
- Automatic generator start system
- Service Center pressurized city water hookup w/diverter fill, freshwater drain, drainage valves, exterior wash station w/pump switch, holding tank flushing system, 20' sewer hose
- On-demand water pump
- 10-gallon LP 110-volt electric water heater w/electric ignition
- TrueLevel™ holding tank monitoring system
- Full-coach water filtration system
- Permanent-mount LP tank w/gauge
- Heated holding tank compartment
Winnebago Industries, headquartered in Forest City, Iowa, is the leading United States manufacturer of motorhomes and related products and services. All products produced by Winnebago are subjected to what the company believes is the most rigorous testing in the RV industry. These vehicles are sold through dealers under the Winnebago® and Itasca® brand names. The Itasca lineup was created to blend form and function into a motorhome experience like no other. This idea encompassed everything from nimble, affordable Class C motorhomes, to luxurious Class A coaches that are a true sight to behold. The SmartSpace philosophy of using innovative features to make the most of the available space is a cornerstone of the Itasca brand. You will enjoy a lifetime of fun in your Itasca motorhome, thanks to the renowned construction quality of Winnebago Industries. Winnebago Industries mission is to continually improve their products and services to meet or exceed the expectations of their customers. With emphasis on employee teamwork and identifying and implementing programs that lower production costs while still maintaining the highest quality products for the consumer. These strategies allow the business to prosper with a high degree of integrity. Much has changed since the business began back in 1958 but the commitment to provide high quality, great value, efficient design, and eye-catching style in motorhomes still remains the driving force in Forest City, Iowa today!


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Fresh from letting go spokesman Elias Johnson, Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu is facing more allegations of misonduct against another member of his inner circle.
Lindsey Collom of the Arizona Republic reported this weekend that Deputy Richard "Hank" Mueller is facing a disorderly-conduct charge resulting from a sort of bar fight in Tempe in October. It's the latest of many personnel issues that have occurred in Babeu's first term as sheriff.
Babeu had tapped Mueller as one of a group of on-call spokesmen, but now Mueller is on leave. He had appeared in an ad for Babeu's aborted congressional campaign, election and sometimes accompanied Babeu to events, such as the September fund-raiser in Tucson for the Brian Terry Foundation.
The key to the Oct. 12 incident was that about 2:30 in the morning, Mueller punched a man outside the Firehouse, a new nightclub on Mill Avenue. But Tempe police reports suggested Mueller was acting inappropriately for much longer:
The Firehouse manager told police that Mueller had been causing problems throughout the night by taunting and threatening the bar security guards. One female employee complained that Mueller was "creeping her out," according to the police report.
Firehouse employees called 911 after one confrontation, but police were not dispatched because Mueller appeared to have left. They called police a second time after the fight in the alley.
In their reports, officers described Mueller as being intoxicated and irrational. None of them identified Mueller as a Pinal County sheriff's deputy or a law-enforcement officer.
After Mueller graduated at the top of his class from the academy in 2009m, Babeu made Mueller a high-profile member of his department, issuing a press release praising him for his performance. This year, after Johnson's departure, Mueller had done some amount of preparation to become a department public information officer.
Mueller's problem follows closely the forced resignation of Elias Johnson. Johnson, who had been department spokesman for over a year, got in trouble for allegedly tricking his way into a search for a fugitive by U.S. Marshals Service.
That followed a controversy centered on another member of Babeu's inner circle. Lt. Blake King led a cover up of an incident involving Tucson police officers and their friends and family at Country Thunder in 2011, according to a lawsuit by two Pinal County deputies, who were injured at the event. King and the department said the lieutenant behaved appropriately in the incident.
Here's my summary of King's involvement in the case.
Through most of 2010, Babeu defended Deputy Louis Puroll from suspicions that Puroll had made up a story of being shot by smugglers in western Pinal County. Then, in early 2011, Babeu was forced to fire Puroll, after Babeu apparently told tall tales to a reporter for the Phoenix New Times.
Babeu's office apparently remains under investigation by the U.S. Office of Special Counsel for allegedly using public money on political activities. However, the office would not comment on the investigation or its status.
Pinal County voters re-elected Babeu this month to a second term in office,.


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Rational Technology for December 4, 2005
Having worked for two IT multinationals over a span of ten years, I had been spoiled rotten with the company broadband Internet. There's nothing quite like having an always-on Internet connection with web pages loading up within the time frame of your attention span. It gives you a feeling of empowerment and of, well, connectedness.
In hindsight, I think that was why I stayed on in IT longer than I thought I would: because of the broadband. When it finally came for me to withdraw from that life, though, it was fortuitous that personal broadband packages had already become quite common and affordable. And thank goodness it rolled out in Dumaguete this year, otherwise I would really have gone antsy.
So what's the big deal with having a personal broadband connection? Is it just a matter of having the pages load up quickly? To a large extent it is, though that's not the only reason. While you might be saving money with dial-up Internet, ultimately you're saving yourself time. You can be done checking your mail in five minutes instead of waiting for five minutes for the first message to load up.
File exchange is another thing. These days, aside from business documents, we normally send photos to friends and family. A typical photo would be close to a megabyte, something that a dial-up connection would choke on. More so then with presentation files and other documents that normally bloat up to five megabytes or more.
It's not just that, however. One of the biggest incentives for a personal broadband connection is the advent of new Voice-over-IP technologies. Imagine being able to call friends and business associates worldwide with no long distance charges! For people like my mother, who has forever been resisting the email, this is the application that's finally prompting the move to the Internet.
The biggest splash in this arena, thus far, has been Skype with its excellent sound quality. Since this is such a hot growth area, other companies are coming up with new offerings or repackaging their old ones. These are Gizmo, Googletalk, and Yahoo Messenger.
On the entertainment side, one of my recently rediscovered pleasures enabled by broadband is Internet radio. If, like me, you're not too happy with the programs of local radio, you can now turn to the Internet for your music. Radio Locator lists hundreds of radio stations that broadcast over the Internet and which you can listen to on your computer. My personal favorite, though, is Sky FM with its good selection of channels, including a jazz station that's up to my tastes.
Broadband also opens up a whole new world of games. I'm not just talking about the popular games like Ragnarok, Gunbound, or TS Online, but free, simple, and short online games that you can play to take away your stress. Free Online Games has a huge selection that covers several genres. You might never need to spend for bootleg games anymore.
Just to round it all off, because I'm a comics fan, there's free comics from The Web Comic List.
What are your broadband options in Dumaguete? I've been a Globelines Broadband user for some months now and I've been fairly happy with the service. Don't go for their 30-hour package because that's simply far too limited and can get pretty expensive once you exceed the allocation. Instead, try to get their P995 unlimited promo, if it's still available.
Smart also has their "WiFi" service for under P1000. It's not nearly as fast as DSL but it is faster than dial-up. Pretty soon, Bayantel is also supposed to offer their service as well.
Broadband is becoming quite affordable in Dumaguete, and with new applications coming out, both for business and for entertainment, there's never been a better time to get on board.


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text: There's One Sure Way to Get Into the Tribes: Ascend Closed BetaMike Fahey10/12/11 1:20pmFiled to: TribesTribes:AscendPCHi-rez studiosclosed betaPreorderVip100EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkIf you're anything like Joel and I, you'd really like to get into next month's closed beta for free-to-play online multiplayer shooter Tribes: Ascend. If camping out in front of Hi-Rez Studios until they let you in isn't an option, you can always drop $30 for the beta-guaranteed VIP preorder package.AdvertisementMy plan is to drive down the street to Hi-Rez's Alpharetta headquarters and perch menacingly on Todd Harris' desk, staring at him intently until he cracks. That tactic probably wouldn't work for most of you, and even if it did would likely cost more than the $29.99 asking price for the VIP preorder package.The package contains VIP status (a $20 value, somehow!); 800 Tribes Gold, which sounds vaguely terrifying; a 30-day booster; and of course, guaranteed beta access. That means that when the November 4 closed testing starts, you'll be one of those folks closed within it.AdvertisementYou could always just apply for the beta and take your chances, but without Harris-staring or money-spending, there are no guarantees.Preorder Page [Tribes: Ascend]Reply100 repliesLeave a reply


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Sir John Gayer bequeathed 200 for the relief of the poor on condition that a commemorative sermon was preached annually at St. Katharine Cree. It is said that Sir John was on his knees in prayer when the lion came up, smelt about him, prowled round and round him, and then stalked off.
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Leadership Structure and Corporate Governance in Switzerland
The question of whether the CEO should also serve as chairman of the board continues to be a controversial issue in corporate governance. While "agency cost" arguments would lead one to advocate separation of the top decision-making and control functions, there are efficiency and coordination arguments for vesting the powers of the CEO and chair in the same person. And helping to keep the controversy alive, the empirical evidence on U.S. companies is inconclusive, with no clear loss of value associated with having combined CEO/chairmen. Copyright (c) 2008 Morgan Stanley.
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Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) involves the application of scientific principles and concepts to understand and change behavior. Courses in the ABA Minor will teach students the skills they need to provide ABA services to help people change their behavior.
A person that provides ABA services is called a Behavior Analyst. Behavior Analysts work in areas such as Autism, Intellectual Disabilities, Special Education, Education, Parent Training, and Organizational Behavior Management, just to name a few. Our courses:
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These bracelets are great as fundraisers and thank you gifts. My husband ran for Team In Training last year and we made crystal bracelets for everyone who contributed $100 or more. When we started to give away these bracelets, other runners and walkers wanted to make their own bracelets to sell as fundraisers and to recognize special people in their lives. I hope that these ideas will help you too!
Here are some simple ideas to create sentimental bracelets that will not only help you with fundraising, but also serve as a meaningful token of remembrance or thanks and help bring awareness to your cause.
These items will be quick, easy, fun, and inexpensive to make for your Relay for Life Fundraisers.
Purple Passion Bracelets or Key Chains Create a little card to tell the story of an honored patient or other message of significant meaning. Make several copies of this card, punch a hole in the corner of the card and tie a card to each bracelet or key chain with ribbon. Bag each bracelet or key chain in a fabric draw string pouch, or for a more economical option, use mini zip bags (these are sometimes preferred anyway because you can see the bracelet and card through the bag.)
MATERIALS NEEDED TO CREATE PURPLE PASSION BRACELETS * Purple & White Beads (or other colors per your choice), depending on the size of your bead, the quantity needed per bracelet will vary * Alphabet Beads or Number Beads - spell out a special message or the year * Gossamer Stretch Cord * Charms (optional) * Jewelry pouch or mini zip lock bag Bracelets that stretch are one-size-fits and simple and quick to make. Made from quality beads and charms, these bracelets are beautiful as well.
MATERIALS NEEDED TO CREATE PURPLE PASSION KEY CHAINS *Purple & White Beads (or other colors per your choice) *Alphabet Beads or Number Beads - spell out a special message or the year *Black Cord made from cotton or hemp Jewelry pouch or mini zip lock bag
Bead Bee has all of these material available and would be happy to answer your questions or help you create your own idea or design. . MORE PROJECT IDEAS USING ALPHABET BEADS Name Bracelets Plastic alphabet beads or metal alphabet beads can be used in combination with colored glass beads to create adorable name bracelets. Sports Team Jewelry - Bracelets, Necklaces and Key Chains Create unique game day accessories using beads in your team colors along with alphabet beads to spell the team name. Key Chains With a key ring, cording and beads, you can create a stylish accessory. Use alphabet beads to express a special message, support your favorite team or spell your name. Cell Phone Charms