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Barbara A. (McKinzie) Williams was born March 24, 1940, to Charles and Edna Dill McKinzie in Sequoyah, Okla. She was the sixth of eight children.
Barbara married Charles P. Williams Feb. 11, 1957, in Pratt. They lived in several locations before finally settling in Colorado in 1963. Her main role and occupation was as wife and mother.
She had several careers through her life from secretarial (dental, legal and flight school), to modeling to spokeswoman for Yamaha (as Miss Yamaha Denver), a trophy girl for Lakeside and Erie Motor Speedways and in her later years, and maybe her favorite, as a house cleaner with her own cleaning business.
Barbara loved to read, do crosswords, play card or board games and go to garage sales. Watching and cheering for the Broncos and the Rockies was another favorite pastime. Family get-togethers and time spent with her grandchildren were precious to her. Their accomplishments and achievements were always a source of joy for her.
Barbara was a member of the Parker Hills Bible Fellowship. One of her passions was writing and directing the youth of her church in programs. She was loved and admired by all who knew her.
Barbara joined her heavenly family on Friday, Nov. 16, 2012. She was preceded in death by her parents and five brothers, Gerald, Bobby, A.M., Larry and Owen.
She is survived by her husband of 55 years; a brother, Joe McKinzie, Fort Worth, Texas, a sister, Connie McKinzie, Pratt; three daughters and their husbands, Dianna and Casey Chambers, Pratt, Linda and Ken Holmes and Tracy Williams and Leo Holmes, Parker, Colo.; a son and his wife, Alan and Kris Williams, Aurora, Colo.; 12 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
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With all of the research, I have forgotten to talk about the Steps involved with Inferential Genealogy.
Dr. Jones puts step 3 this way.
Step 3: Understand the Records
If we don't understand the records, we won't get all the information from them that we need to answer our research goal.
• Know why a document was created.
• Follow document creation processes from beginning to end.
• Note differences in records. Is there something that appears in your ancestor's record that is different than the records of others?
I really focused on this step early on, and will cycle back through this with other records.
The first example is the understanding Civil War records. This study took me to look at these records. I really hadn't looked at them, as my earlier research just hadn't taken me there.
The two lessons learned with looking at these records is: 1) Where to look, and 2) the details that you might find.
Fold3.com (formerly Footnote.com) has a great collection (for me) of Civil War records. What I didn't know is that the Union Records are Federal Records, while a CSA veteran records are archived by state. This is interesting for me, in that Maryland was on which side. This would be an issue if you didn't know which side your person fought for. Do you look at Union Records or Confederate Records. I didn't have a problem locating the records in Fold3. This was one place where I found that David Ridgely Howard had brothers in the Civil War.
The information included in the records I looked at were incredible. In these records I found that he was wounded in Gettysburg and about a year later lost his leg in another battle. What hospital he went to, when he "didn't show up" for a muster, due to he being in the hospital. 18 pages in information. One of his brothers had 30 pages. Some can be read, some couldn't.
The second area was understanding the Census Records. What information is important, which pieces in a specific census year should be recorded in my genealogy software, and how to record what was found.
Understanding the Census Records prior to 1850 may not have a lot of detail, I took a blank census record year, on a blank form, and marked up which columns I was going to record for each person listed.
Back in an earlier step, we were asked to check to see what relationships were recorded. Looking at the Census Records, 1850 – 1930, this information improves.
What I decided to do is to record the Household, with the Age of each member of the household, the name of the Head of Household, and put that information in the Name Notes field in my program.
This gave me the make up of the household and the age of the members of the household over time. When the 1870 Census Records started to show relationships, I could look at the specific person to see if the other information was consistent, or not consistent. So, looking at the data within the records, in this case Census Records, helped put the families together, then establishing the relationships.
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Live Oak resident and semi-pro surfer Robert "Wingnut" Weaver scored a wild card alternate position in the World Longboard Championships, also known as the ShenZhou Peninsula Pro, on 2- to 3-foot waves on Hainan Island, China, earlier today.
Weaver earned seven points to finish third behind Brazil's Rodrigo Sphaier [14:35] and fellow American Mike Stidham [8.50] in the first round. Then, in the second round, Weaver [6.90] was eliminated by Australia's Harley Ingleby [13.75] in their two-man heat.
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In my infinite quest to stop my gun from leaking, I may or may not have found other issues, but most definately found more questions. The spring pack in the back of the reg moves, is this normal? I may have used gun oil to lubricate this, in hindsight realizing it said "keep greased". One in the same, or a boo-boo? Also, the o-ring on the bottom of the bottom of the on/off has some wiggle room, even with using the proper o-ring. Again, normal? And the top brass part to my on/off looks nothing like any of the current ones sold for an Automag classic. Again, probably an old part, but I didn't know if it was outdated, like in the case of the regulator piston. I swear, I am almost at the part where NOTHING is the same as when I bought it, inside and out. Are leaks a part of owning a mag? Am I being too anal? Thinking I had things figured out, and then this: Kind of frustrating.
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I didn't notice mine moving last time I took it apart, but if TK says its normal... fine with me!


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The outer edge of Hurricane Sandy is expected to bring rain to the Middletown area as early as Saturday evening before its eye passes through the Delaware Bay Monday.
With a dangerous nor'easter expected to hit late Sunday, agencies and residents across Delaware are preparing for what has been dubbed "Frankenstorm."
The outer edge of Hurricane Sandy is expected to bring rain to the Middletown area as early as Saturday evening before its eye passes through the Delaware Bay Monday.
The Middletown Police Department met Friday and developed a response plan for the storm, said Chief Henry Tobin.
"We anticipate downed trees, wires, and flooding," Tobin said.
Additional personnel are on standby to be called in depending on the needs of the community, he said.
Heavy rain is forecasted by the National Weather Service to begin Sunday night and continue through Tuesday.
Gov. Jack Markell declared a limited State of Emergency for the state Saturday afternoon and has ordered the mandatory evacuations for several communities.
A high wind watch is also in effect through Tuesday with gusts expected to reach 65 MPH.
The NWS has also issued flood and coastal flood watches for the entire area.
"We will be working in conjunction with the streets and electric department to respond to situations as they occur," Tobin said.
Weather services are predicting that the Delmarva Peninsula will experience heavy rain and high winds over a sustained period, which could result in widespread and extended power outages, Delmarva Power officials said in a press release Friday.
Police, DEMA, and the Middletown Volunteer Hose Company will work together if any evacuations are necessary, Tobin said.
Once Sandy makes landfall, bridges in New Castle County will be closed.
Many bay communities up and down the state will be evacuated.
Smyrna School District schools will be closed Monday and the Middle School will be used as a storm shelter beginning noon Sunday.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie announced Saturday that all casinos in his state will be evacuated by 4 p.m. Sunday and also ordered Atlantic City to be evacuated.
The southeast side of Wilmington has also been ordered a mandatory evacuation effective Sunday.
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Richard (Mac) Lavaughn McClure, 87, died Thursday morning at his home.
Richard (Mac) Lavaughn McClure, 87, died Thursday morning at his home. Services are scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Monday at the Kirby-Morris Funeral Home. On Sunday the family will receive friends from 2 to 3 p.m. at the Kirby-Morris Funeral Home.
Mac was born April 7, 1925 in Flat Rock, Ill., to Raymond and Emma Daron McClure. The family moved to El Dorado in 1926 and he attended schools at Vanora and Oil Hill. After graduation he entered the U.S. Navy in 1943 and he served his country for 2.5 years. He had a lifetime membership with the V.F.W. and was a member of the American Legion Post 81. On Nov. 8, 1950 he was married to Barbara Legleiter in Bentonville, Ark. They celebrated their 62 wedding anniversary. For many years he worked as a pumper for K.T. Wiedeman and Vessels Oil and Gas in Denver, Colo. He retired in 1989 and moved back to El Dorado to be near family.
Survivors include his wife, Barbara of the home; brothers, Gene of El Dorado, Steve and Glen of Leon, and Gary of Wichita; one sister, Nadine Phelps of Wichita; several nieces and nephews; and his extended family the Pierce's and the Scotts. He was preceded in death by one sister Louise.
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Board of Adjustment relaxes setback requirements for Elson St. 'Party Mart' apartments
Construction can start immediately on two local housing projects with the city's Board of Adjustment allowing one project to reduce the width of its parking lot driving lane while allowing another to build an apartment complex with drastically reduced setbacks from the street.
The board met Wednesday and conducted two public hearings variance requests, one for a multi-family housing complex project by Pat Foglesong and several for a 15-unit apartment building project on property owned by developer Hickman and Read.
The Hickman and Read request was for the property located at 304 S. Elson St. that had formerly housed the Party Mart before becoming vacant and then torn down this past summer.
The variance was for reductions in side and rear setbacks with Ben Hickman telling the board that the project "will be attractive and aesthetically nice for the downtown."
The specific variances are for setback distances, with the project calling for a rear setback of four feet instead of 30 and a side setback of two feet on one side setback of two feet on one side and four feet on the other rather than the standard 10-foot setback.
Codes and Planning Director Brad Selby said he saw no issue with the setback variances, despite being significantly lower than the standard distances, citing the fact a commercial building in the Central Business District could build with no setbacks and that the property itself is bordered by city streets and city alleyways.
Hickman spoke in favor of the project at the meeting while no one testified in opposition.
"It makes sense to build the building like we're showing," Hickman said. "It will be an asset to the downtown and to the tax rolls."
Across the streets and alleyways, the property is surrounded by an A.T. Still University building, a commercial business and multi-family apartments.
Board members voted to allow the variances, with member Doyle Dover saying he had no issue because commercial buildings, and not single-family residences, surround the property.
Foglesong's variance request was for a driving lane in the parking lot of the planned apartment complex at 910 S. First St.
Fogelsong was requesting the board allow a 24-foot driving lane instead of the code-mandated 30-foot lane in its parking lot.
Code requires 18-foot parking lanes and a 30-foot wide driving lane for a double-lane parking lot for a multi-family residential project.
Selby said the variance would result in a driving lane for the parking lot about the same size as many city streets.
"It's a reasonable request and 24-feet should be enough to back out of the parking spots without hitting anything," he said.
No one spoke in opposition of the request.
The board's approval is the final step for both projects, with Hickman saying after the meeting construction is scheduled to start Monday on the Elson Street complex.


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MassDOT's transportation plan includes $3.8 billion in rail projectsWritten by Jenifer Nunez, assistant editor
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation Board and Transportation Secretary and CEO Richard Davey set a plan for the next generation of transportation investment in the commonwealth.
The long-term financing plan shows that the state needs $684 million to operate the same system as of today. The plan calls for $3.8 billion to invest in existing transit services.
The plan identifies a number of high-impact transportation projects across Massachusetts that, if built, will create thousands of jobs and spur economic development across the commonwealth. In all, the plan identifies a $1.02 billion average additional need each year.
"The plan released today is a stark, clear-eyed, non-partisan presentation of the facts," said Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick. "If we are serious about improving our transportation system for a generation, then we have to be willing to make the necessary investments. We must invest in transportation, not for the sake of transportation itself, but for the jobs and economic opportunity it creates."
The plan allows for targeted expansion projects across the state. These expansions focus on areas of the state where opportunity is constrained by substandard service or by lack of access.
Projects include:
• South Coast Rail ($1.8 billion) – Completion of the South Coast Rail Line with diesel-fueled commuter trains to connect Boston to Fall River and New Bedford. The project is expected to create 3,800 jobs and generate $500 million in new economic activity statewide annually.
• Green Line Extension ($674 million) – Extension of the current Green Line from relocated Lechmere station in Cambridge to College Avenue in Medford, fulfilling a commitment made during the construction of the Central Artery Project and unlocking new economic opportunity in the region.
• South Station Expansion ($850 million) – Design and construction, within 10 years, of an expanded South Station that will accommodate future passenger rail growth for the existing commuter rail system, South Coast rail, Amtrak, Worcester to Springfield rail and future high-speed service to Montreal.
• Rail between Springfield and Boston ($362.4 million) –Passenger rail service directly connecting Boston with Springfield via the Inland Route. Funding will cover rehabilitation along the route, creating a second track, widening bridges, upgrading signals, purchasing train equipment and constructing or rehabilitating stations. This will also support future high-speed rail connection to New York City via Springfield.
• Berkshires to NYC Rail ($113.8 million) – Rehabilitation of track, signals and structures between Pittsfield and the Massachusetts-Connecticut state line to support future rail service between Pittsfield and New York City. The current line is served by freight carriers and is not up to standards necessary for commuter service.
• Rail to Cape Cod ($20.8 million) – Seasonal service on weekends between Boston and Hyannis. Upgrades rail, grade crossings, bridges and station accessibility. Service during the summer season will connect a key tourist destination with Boston.
The plan does not fund all the capital projects that have been proposed recently and in the past, including the Urban Ring, North-South Rail Link or Red-Blue Line Connector.


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- Dec 19:
- Football: CU Buffs compliance office says Jon Embree conscientious about rules
- Dec 7:
- Football: CU Buffs recruits closely watching coaching search
- Dec 2:
- Football: Butch Jones to visit CU Buffs Monday
- Nov 30:
- Football: CU Buffs staff connecting with recruits
- Nov 29:
- Football: Mike Bohn debunks CU Buffs search rumors
- Thorburn: Perception of racism could be big trouble for Buffs and not just in football
- Jon Embree 'I'm a Buff'
- Nov 26:
- Football: CU Buffs looking to make splash with next hire
- Thorburn: Mike Bohn appears untouchable despite failed football hires at CU
- Mike Bohn's next CU Buffs football hire pivotal
- CU regents to meet tonight to get update on Jon Embree firing
- Jon Embree on being fired as CU Buffs' coach: 'I did things the right way'
- Black Coaches Association chief 'disappointed' in CU Buffs' firing of Jon Embree
- Nov 25:
- Thorburn: Time for CU Buffs brass to decide if they're committed
- Football: CU Buffs players disappointed to see Jon Embree fired
- Football: CU Buffs fire Jon Embree
The worst season in the modern era of Colorado football ended a week ago, but it marked the beginning of what might have been the worst week in the tenure of Colorado athletic director Mike Bohn.
After consulting university President Bruce Benson and Chancellor Phil DiStefano last weekend, Bohn decided to fire coach Jon Embree after just two years on the job. The decision ignited debate between those who supported the firing and those who didn't. The argument seems like it might never end.
The fact the Embree was the first black head coach in the history of the school and a former Buff injected big time emotion and led to assertions from Embree and former coach Bill McCartney that Bohn's decision was somehow rooted in race.
The school held a disastrous press conference Monday at which support for Embree was high and Bohn and his bosses came off as clumsy and defensive answering questions about why they should be trusted to hire the next coach after failing to get it right twice before.
Now in his eighth year on the job, Bohn is facing one of his biggest challenges. The Colorado house is divided. It's up to Bohn to hire the right coach for his football team, someone who can help bring the fan base back together.
It's likely Bohn's last chance to get it right.
Bohn has begun a search for Embree's successor and has a list of candidates that includes Cincinnati coach Butch Jones, who sources say will visit Boulder and interview early next week if he isn't first hired by Purdue. Brigham Young coach Bronco Mendenhall, San Jose State coach Mike McIntyre, Fresno State coach Tim Deruyter are also considered potential candidates.
Sources say CU also has interest in Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen and Wake Forest coach Jim Grobe, but those coaches might have other options to explore before considering the Buffs if they consider CU at all.
"He needs to rely on himself and his gut because his gut has got him a long way," Louisville athletic director Tom Jurich said of Bohn. "He's a bright guy. He's got to put the blinders on and move forward. A lot of the people who like to scream and yell, they clamor for times like this."
Jurich has been in Bohn's shoes. He chose to part ways with Hall of Fame Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum in 2001 and faced a similar backlash from fans who thought he had made a massive blunder.
Jurich said at the time he relied on his faith and the people closest to him to guide him through the fire and help him make the right decision in hiring a replacement.
Some CU fans, boosters and former players doubt Bohn's ability to lead the football program and athletic department as a whole back to prominence the way he has helped revitalized once lifeless basketball programs. They have seen him hire Dan Hawkins and Embree and those hires have played a part in the program becoming, perhaps, the second worst from a BCS conference in the nation, next to Washington State.
"I think it's a very good job and I think people around the country will look at it as that," Jurich said. "Mike has a heck of a reputation around the country. I don't think he will have any problem attracting top-notch candidates."
Florida athletic director Jeremy Foley understands what it's like to face the Doubting Thomases. In his 20 years leading the Gators he has made some good hires and some that didn't work out as well. None has been more scrutinized than his decision to hire Ron Zook as coach of the football team in 2002. He had to fire him three years later after the Gators went 23-15.
"What you do is you go work harder the next time and make sure you find the right person," Foley said. "But there is no guarantees. You've got to try to find the person who is the right fit for your program. A lot of things come into play. You have to get a break here or there. This is a fragile business."
Foley said when he was in the eye of storm between Zook and ultimately hiring Urban Meyer away from Utah, he relied on his instincts and research to point him in the right direction.
"I've been in that situation with a house divided," Foley said. "You get your next hire on board and obviously you hope the hire that you get is the right person and it works out. At the end of the day when any of us is hiring coaches, you're judged by how that coach does and you can't judge that coach on the day you hire them. A lot of people have a tendency to grade hires based on the day you hire them, but I always tell people it's where you are down the road."
There has been at least some good news for Bohn this week. While the perception outside is that CU football is at an historically low point and most coaches would be crazy to take over the rebuilding project, the view elsewhere appears to be different.
Chuck Neinas, a Boulder-based consultant who has advised hundreds of colleges and universities over the years on hiring football coaches and athletic directors, including when CU hired Dan Hawkins in 2005, says there is plenty of interest in the job.
"I know there are a number of people that are interested in the job," said Neinas, who recently served as interim commissioner of the Big 12 Conference. "There is not going to be a shortage of qualified candidates. So that's a step in the right direction.
"The administration and the regents have to be solidly behind supporting this program. They need to be prepared to move forward if they want to be successful in the Pac-12. The Pac-12 is going to pay them some money. They have to show they can earn it."
Neinas hasn't been hired to help CU in its search, but he has a relationship with Bohn that stretches back two decades and it makes sense that Bohn would seek his advice.
"It's very easy to listen to the critics," Foley said. "All of a sudden you kind of become unsure and it affects your confidence a little bit. You can't let that happen. You've got to believe in your philosophies. That doesn't mean you don't listen to other people, but you can't get distracted from the job at hand.
"It's not easy. I promise you what Mike is going through right now is not easy. You lean on the people you trust, stay true to yourself and at the end of the day you've got to make the decision you think is right for the institution."
Utah State coach Gary Andersen has decided to remain at the school for the 2013 season. Andersen, who was considered a candidate for the CU job, said he considers the interest in him as a candidate for numerous opening a compliment to his players and program.
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Frequently asked questions
AstroClick > Partner
- Why
are there contradictory interpretations of my
The free horoscopes do not contain a synthesis, but interpret each individual factor in your relationship horoscope. Naturally there are some contradictions - no relationship is free of them. Humans are multi-layered and contradictory, and so are relationships. This doesn't mean they are right or wrong, good or bad, they are just complex.
If you would like an in-depth analysis (and synthesis) of your relationship, please order Liz Greene's "Relationship Horoscope" or the "Horoscope for Two" by Mona Riegger, both of them are high quality AstroIntelligence reports.
- Why does
Ascendant of the composite chart change by 180° if I change the
time of one of the partners?
The Ascendant in a composite chart can be computed in different ways, depending on the technique the astrologer uses.
One cannot look at the Ascendant in an isolated way without considering the position of the MC. We calculate the MC first and go from there. Sometimes a raw calculation of the Ascendant results in an impossible sequence of houses. A change in the birth time of one of the partners may have the same result. This is why the ASC / DESC axis is swapped (by 180°) in such cases.
With midpoints, there is always an axis with a near and a far midpoint for each pair of factors. Both midpoints are nearly equivalent in meaning and can be reversed if needed.
- The chart
in AstroClick Partner looks completely different to either of the
charts of the partners. What kind of chart is it?
It is a composite chart, calculated from the two natal charts. It is an abstract chart which reflects the relationship between two people as a third entity. For each planet the midpoint of both natal charts is calculated, these are then shown as a chart drawing. Composite charts are computed constellations, they do not represent a real astronomical situation.
The composite Ascendant can be calculated in two different ways:
a) Either one can use the latitude of a place of reference, or
b) one can use the midpoint of both Ascendants.
For more information on the Composite Chart, please read Liz Greene's article on the subject.
- Why don't
offer a partner matching service based on astrological
Because we don't think it makes sense to match people just by comparing their charts. What brings and keeps people together in relationships is a very complex matter. We are all very different, and have very different needs in relationships, and different capacities to bring into relationships. We also carry our past experiences, from the family background and from our previous relationships as baggage into each new one.
These complexities cannot be known or taken into account in an astrological partner reading. Astrology can be very helpful in understanding an existing relationship between two particular individuals. But this requires an individual analysis of each relationship case, based on the complete birth data of the two partners.
If a relationship is not actually lived, but only considered as a 'potential', and if the detailed birth data (including birth time) of the partners are not known, the possibilities of serious astrological analysis are very much reduced.


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Liberal organizers need to urge six also-rans, in what has become a stagnant federal leadership contest with a foregone conclusion, to step aside.
No one in the party is saying this out loud. But many surely recognize, following the party's two lacklustre televised 'debates' in Western Canada, the field must be narrowed to allow for a more compelling and genuine race.
Most agree on the three who will prevail following a first ballot of voting: Papineau MP Justin Trudeau, former Willowdale MP Martha Hall Findlay and Westmount-Ville Marie MP Marc Garneau.
Voting, by way of preferential balloting, runs April 7 to 14.
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Right now the party is sleepwalking to a Trudeau coronation, with polls showing the candidate leading his party to a majority election victory. This, despite the fact Liberals firmly rejected the notion of crowning a would-be saviour as leader.
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All seem capable. Murray, in particular, has put forward bold proposals like a carbon tax and electoral cooperation with the NDP. But none will win.
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The famous son who promises to make politics exciting again easily has been able to avoid denting his chances while Garneau hasn't been able to dispel a notion that he's devoid of charisma.
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The BSA on Monday announced that it is considering the change.
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Tennent doesn't expect much to change with scouts in the county since this policy is not a major issue here.
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"They caved," said Jeff Wahl, scoutmaster for Troop 457 in Zelienople.
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"It's not scriptural. I'm not really for it, at all," Foster said.
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Many people are unaware that, just three weeks into his presidency, Barack Obama moved the Census Bureau into the White House under control of Rahm Emanuel, and had the census director bypass the commerce secretary.
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is it the bolt sticking or what we need exact details
is it the bolt sticking or what we need exact details
"Hey its the new transparent aluminum gun!! Must be light because you cant see it!" ------AGD
It is the sear and pin not coming back out, so the gun can not shoot.
I got level 10 installed, Automag Classic. Used 1.5 carrier, long spring, 2 shims it works...but. When I short stroke on purpose it doesnt fire, but when I shoot it properly after short stroking and it vents, two balls shoot out.
BlackVCG: Sounds like your gun is on the threshold of working/not working. Try turning up the velocity a bit or going one size larger on the carrier. Also, stick your finger in up close to the bolt and hold it there. If it hits your finger and doesn't vent, then add shims until it does.
I can stick a barrel cleaner in the breech and it vents properly, just after that it shoots out two balls.
BlackVCG: Replace your nubbins with new ones. If you're using metal nubbins, get the plastic ones.
10-4 good buddy.
Last edited by Snewk; 08-20-2002 at 11:09 PM.
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take it apart and make sure its in correctly or you can call agd for more info
i am using mm11859 the number 2 carrier 2 shims and the shortest spring it works great but if i turn up my velocity anymore it vents out the back im not sure if i should replace my reg piston or try changing the pieces i use in the level ten
i am also using a pure energy 4500psi 68cu tank any help would be greatly appreciated
BlackVCG: You need a new reg. piston. If you're going to be at the Ballahpalooza tournament at the Washington County Fairgrounds, I'll be there and can help you out.
where is that exactly and when ????
and would it be wise to change my spring back to
Last edited by jerminator; 08-13-2002 at 11:57 PM.
Moats, What I Think It Is, Is The Bolt Sticking So The Gun Can't Cock If The Bolt Isn't In Firing Posintion ( Just Assuming)
I have an older mag built around 1993 and when I installed the Level 10 upgrade I had the same problem. After replacing the REG PISTON and SPRING PACK I could turn the velocity all the way up to like 375(just for testing) using the middle spring. This will allow you to use any spring, even the longest without venting.
i am having snews problem also.
Here is a problem I had that seemed perplexing, but was amazingly easy to fix.
I installed level 10, everything seemed to be working fine. But if I didn't shoot for 10-15 seconds the first shot would just "pffft" and half-shoot. I figured it was leaking, but I listened VERY hard and nothing, I shifted around the barrel, nothing. Finally I just put the next smaller carrier in (1.5) even though it seemed too tight. Worked PERFECTLY all day for 2000 rds.
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I have rebuilt my Emag several times with the LX upgrade. I have it set very sweet as I am told, pretty gentle on the finger etc...
My problem is when I go to manual mode, the gun doesnt fire. It wants to, but just doesnt. Seems like the pull isnt long enough to release the bolt, yet in Emode it is the sweetest thing on the market.
What do I do?
BlackVCG: Are you using one of Timmy's blade triggers? If so, that's your problem and the only way to fix it is put back the stock double trigger. If you're using the stock trigger, then make sure that the trigger rod is 2.125".
PsychoMag: I hav the stock trigger on it since I believe in 100%genuine AGD parts, but I will check the measurement of the rod length tomorrow. Thanks for the response
Last edited by PsychoMag; 09-17-2002 at 11:01 PM.
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I'm sorry to say i am in a bit of a bind. I don't have time to read all the posts on this thread looking for my specific problem, but i type real fast so i figure just post it and run. Here's the scoop:
I have a small leak out the back. It was not there before i installed level 10, and did not begin to leak untill i increased the velocity to bring the fps to 250. At this setting, i get a very slight leak out the back of the valve, when i turn the velocity down, the leak stops untill i fire a few times at whcih point the leak starts up again. I'm not sure if this is actually from level 10 or just from an o-ring in the original valve. by the way, the valve is just a normal 68 Automag valve. Everything is original with the exception of level 10.
Thanks for your help. And once again, i'm sorry if someone has already presented this problem.
BlackVCG: You need a new piston. It's venting out the back due to the increased pressure needed to operate the gun with LVL 10.
Last edited by BlackVCG; 08-19-2002 at 06:19 PM.
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First off thanks for being about the only manufacturer to be this aggressive in communicating with and helping their customers. That is sorely appreciated.
I have a Centerfeed RT Pro with a Centerflag Hyperframe. I installed the L10 no problem following the directions. My problem is that the bolt is tearing through the anodizing on the inside of my barrels.
I closely inspected the bolt and did not see any obvious protrusions, burrs, etc. The barrel in the picture is a Smart Parts All-American Teardrop .690 so I know its not the smallest internal diameter barrel around. I am scared to think what would happen with a .686 barrel.
The picture is the least blurry i can seem to muster with the cheap crackerjack camera I got. You can see the silver streak though, it has never developed anything of this nature using regular bolts.
Please advise. Thanks
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AGD: switch to your stock barrel and see if the problem persists. Also make sure you put the cut end of the mainspring toward the back of the bolt.
Last edited by AGD; 08-18-2002 at 11:17 PM.
Please help.
I shoot an RT Classic
I just installed, or tried to install, level 10. No matter what I do the gun leaks both through the barrell and out the back. I tried everything I know how. Changed the velocity. Installed 2 shims, one shim, no shims. Tried all the various carriers.
Still no luck.
Then, out of frustration, I installed my level 7 parts back and it worked like a charm. Chopped one ball all day and that was when I showed off to a friend how fast the gun can shoot. (He was complaining that someone was shooting FA because of how fast they were shooting and I had to show him just how fast one can shoot a semi.)
Thanks in advance.
AGD: you need a new reg piston we have them in the store.
Last edited by AGD; 08-18-2002 at 11:19 PM.
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A bit of an update.
After finally having access to my tank again I gassed up the classic with the medium spring, and the proper carrier for the bolt.
It fired!
I don't have a chrono, but it looks like less than 280 just by the trajectory of the ball.
Screwing the velocity nut in anymore causes the pressure relief to vent.
ok, maybe this has been answered by someone, if it has then it should be an easy fix.
i have LX in my emag, it worked fine for a while, but now it just shoots like a regular emag. today my friend who doesnt even play chopped one with it. basically, i have all the LX internals in but it still shoots like it used to before i got LX. any help would be great. thanks
AGD: we cant help you unless you give us all the specifics of what exactly is installed in your gun.
Spyder3634: ok, i have 1.5 carrier, 2 shims, any spring it does the same thing, i think thats all you need. i have to go work right now but if you need for more info i will post later.
Last edited by spyder3634; 08-20-2002 at 06:04 AM.
I have a mag with a powerfeed body, retro valve , and a hyperframe and i resently put in my level 10 and installed as the directions from online told me to do.Then when i tried all the springs it came with and the gun wouldnt fire with any of them. So i put my original spring back on and the gun and it finally fired but the problem i have is that when i shoot it and then stop shooting usually the bolt will stick but the bolt never sticks when i am shooting rapidly and i always oil it before i play so if anyone has any ideas for me i am open to suggestions.
thxs alot joe
BlackVCG: Are you turning up the velocity to get it to work with the longer springs? You have to turn it up about 2 full turns to get it to work with the longest spring.
Last edited by BlackVCG; 08-25-2002 at 12:34 AM.
In an earlier post Tom suggested that for those us us running a lvl 10 with a hardline, rather than a screw in tank, we should use a degassing fitting to degass the gun as it is impossible to shoot it down due to the "cork effect" of the lvl 10.
I have scoured the net for degassing fitting but to no avail. Can anyone suggest a brand/supplier. I checked the online store and have not found any.
put a slide-check in-line downstream of your reg.
I had my level 10 installed by a "professional" at a pro shop on my automag RT. After the install I could not get the gun to fire above 250 on the chrono. When I tried to increase the velocity, the gun started to vent out the back. I took the gun apart myself and examined the carrier and found that the fit was a bit too snug so I replaced it with the next larger one. I have the "middle" spring just slightly longer than the stock and the air pressure was at around 800-850 psi. I also have 2 shims with no apparent leaks from the barrel. I couldn't chrono it at that point since I don't have a personal chrono, but could the reason the gun chrono'ed so low be because the carrier ring was too tight? Does the length of the spring have an effect on ball velocity? Will going with a shorter spring make the velocity higher?
BlackVCG: Shorter springs will allow the gun to start shooting at a lower velocity, but the bolt force is greater. If you plan on shooting 280-300fps use one of the gray springs because they'll start shooting just before that velocity range and be the most gentle on paint.
If the carrier o-ring is too tight, it will require excess pressure in the valve to get the bolt moving. This might make the gun vent too soon. If you get to the point that the next size up carrier from what you're using makes it leak and you still can't get the velocity you want, get a new piston because it will be set for a higher blow-off pressure.
Last edited by BlackVCG; 08-29-2002 at 11:55 PM.
Probably has, I likely missed it.
Anyway, I picked up a Level 10 kit and have tried to install it in my new RT PRO.
I am using the 1.0 carrier, longest spring, and two shims. Anyway, I air it up (750 PSI) and there are no leaks, which is a GOOD thing. However, when I pull the trigger nothing happens.
The piston for the RT is strong, it comes right back and pushes the trigger back for me, but nothing happens when I shoot. I was shooting 270 FPS, and so I imagine my velocity is quite weak now with the long bolt. Should I just crank up my velocity? Thanks
you need more air to the gun at least 800 but 850 is better. yes you will have to turn up the velocity but you still need more air.
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O.K., I cranked up my output pressure to around 850-875 PSI. Gun still airs up, with no leaks but pulling the trigger does nothing either.
I turned the velocity screw to up the velocity quite a bit, but without me being able to cycle it (and therefore chrony it) I have no idea what it is shooting at. I did turn it up HIGH though, almost a complete half turn.
Any other ideas?
it will take way more than a half a turn, keep going. it should be close to the point where it bleeds out the back.
Alright, I cranked the velocity up QUITE A BIT, about 3 full turns but I noticed no change. Problem is, that I noticed that my tank is not outputting more than 800 PSI anymore, since my tank is too low.
So, I will get a refill Tuesday and try again. Thanks
Last edited by Duke Henry; 08-25-2002 at 04:18 PM.
sounds like your carrier is to tight
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yep sounds like your carrier is to tight, i got the same problem, so and i have just given up on trying to put the lvl 10 on my gun, i even wrote all the combonations that i have tried on paper and have done each at least 10 times (literally)it has pissed me off so much, but any way i had the same prob, i get it to stop venting out the barrel, but i crank up the velocity till i can't screw it any more and it doesnt work, so i got to the next smaller carrier and it vents out the back so i turn the velocity down till it stops venting out the back and then it vents down the barrel, i turn the velocity up till it stops completly and it doesnt fire so i turn it up just a tiny tiny bit and i can here the bolt trying to move so i oil it and it will shot maybe about 5 shots then leak down the barrel, and by this time im so pissed off i want to throw my mag away so i quit that day, man the first day i got it i was working on it for 24 hours strait (i ate 3 times) so i have given up on the "Incredible LvL 10" and Envy the peoples who "incredible LvL 10" works on their guns
I made some progress today - sort of. I got a fill, and proceeded to go back to the beginning and just get the carrier in and air the gun up with the stock spring.
No shims in at all. Slapped the stuff in there, and actually got it shooting, but after about 10 shots it started pouring out of the barrel. Tried a few other things but again I ran out of air.
I will probably not be able to get another fill until the weekend, so I will a person who has already slapped in a LX to help me while I continue the process.
Man, I need to get me a SCUBA tank...
[Edit: I rechecked my carrier, and I truly do think it is the best one. I also was able to get the air to blow out of the back of the gun, so I am confident I can figure this out...with a bit of time!]
if it leaks down the barrel, the carrier may be too big, the object is to use the biggest one that doesnt leak(by the time you break in the o'ring, you may have to goto one size smaller).
As far as shims, some ppl have none but if your bolt sticks on a ball and can't bleed the pressure, you know what to do(2 shims usually works best)
Getting the air to blow out the back of the gun isnt really a good thing, just set your velocity low enough so that it doesnt leak air out but high enough that it fires reliably(till you get a chance to chrono)
For sure, I will change carriers if I continue to get a leak down the barrel. However, I have a feeling I am getting the leak since my tank is low.
Until I had my velocity up high enough to "overflow", pulling the trigger did nothing. Now, it actually does. This I like...
When I have a large supply of air (i.e. SCUBA this weekend) I will be able to get this thing hammered out.
Thanks again everyone for your help.
Just installed my Level 10 and I've gotta problem. I've got the middle spring in with two shims in and the carrier with 3 rings, NO dots. When I turn the air on (Maxflow), it will leak(not alot, not a little) then when I pull the trigger it shoots but then it starts leaking ALOT. Any suggestions? Thanks for any replies.
BlackVCG: Using the same white carrier o-ring put it in the 2.5 spacer (Two rings and three dots) and try that. Put the o-ring on the carrier and slide it onto the bolt stem to get a feel for the fit of the o-ring on the stem. It should be fairly snug. If it leaks no matter what carrier you use, remove shims until it stops leaking.
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Natural foods company Boulder Brands Inc. has leased an 18,000-square-foot space in downtown Boulder for its corporate headquarters, company officials said Thursday.
Boulder Brands (Nasdaq: BDBD), which makes products such as Smart Balance spreads and Udi's gluten-free bread, will be the third floor tenant at 1600 Pearl St., the building that once housed Borders Books & Music and now has tenants such as Symplified and SolidFire. The 18,309-square-foot third floor currently is under construction.
Chris Boston, of Boulder-based Gibbons-White, represented Boulder Brands in the transaction.
Officials for Boulder Brands, which was formerly known as Smart Balance Inc. until earlier this year, said last fall that the firm would move its headquarters to Boulder from New Jersey and would base its headquarters in downtown Boulder.
About 60 people will work at the downtown Boulder site when construction is completed this fall, Boulder Brands officials said.
"Boulder Brands looks forward to moving our principal corporate offices to Pearl Street in downtownBoulder, CO this fall," Steve Hughes, chief executive officer of Boulder Brands said in a statement. "Our employees are excited about the opportunity to expand our relationship with the community as Boulder continues to grow as 'the Silicon Valley of Natural Foods.'"
When Smart Balance announced its reorganization last fall, company officials said they would maintain an office in New Jersey, for its finance and back office operations, and that the company closed a former Glutino office in Lawrence, Mass. Smart Balance plans to close a corporate office for the recently acquired Udi's and move those employees to expanded facilities in Aurora and to Boulder.
Seven years ago, Hughes and business partner Jim Lewis formed Boulder Specialty Brands Inc. as a company focused on acquiring food and beverage companies. The two took the company to the public markets to fund its operations, and at the end of 2005, Boulder Specialty Brands had raised $102.1 million in an initial public offering.
A year later, Boulder Specialty Brands used a combination of a private sale of its stock, proceeds from a public stock sale and debt to fund a $465 million acquisition of New Jersey-based GFA Brands Inc., which made Smart Balance and Earth Balance spread products.
The company acquired Glutino Food Group in 2011, snapped up Udi's last year and most recently paid $3.9 million for Davies Bakery, a United Kingdom-based gluten-free bakery.


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Eric Raymond is working on an essay, putatively titled "Why C++ Is Not My Favorite Programming Language". In his announcement, he calls it "an overcomplexity generator", "bloated, obfuscated, unwieldy, rigid, and brittle", and alleges that these characteristics appear in C++ applications also. I contend that many of the complaints about C++ are petty or are aimed at specific libraries or poor documentation and that many of the features commonly regarded as unnecessary (and excluded from intended replacements) are, in fact, highly useful. C++: the Ugly Useful Programming Language
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WASHINGTON — Job creation surged beyond expectations in June and the unemployment rate fell to an almost six-year low of 6.1 percent, underscoring the strength of a U.S. labor market that will help spur a rebound in growth.
The addition of 288,000 jobs followed a 224,000 gain the prior month that was bigger than previously estimated, Labor Department figures showed Thursday in Washington. The median forecast in a Bloomberg survey of economists called for a 215,000 advance. The number of long-term unemployed Americans fell to 3.1 million, showing they're having greater success finding work.
A rebound in the economy after a first-quarter slump is encouraging companies such as Ford Motor Co. to add to staffing levels, laying the groundwork for a pickup in wages needed to further propel consumer spending. More employment opportunities will probably keep Federal Reserve policy makers on the path to reduce monetary stimulus.
"The improvement in the labor market is accelerating," said Robert Stein, deputy chief economist at First Trust Portfolios LP in Wheaton, Illinois, and the top forecaster of payrolls the past two years, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. "We're seeing a self-sustaining recovery where production growth leads to job growth, which leads to consumption growth."
Stocks rose after the report, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average climbing above 17,000 for the first time. The Dow climbed 0.4 percent to 17,046.94 at 10:20 a.m. in New York. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index advanced 0.3 percent to a record. Equities markets close at 1 p.m. Thursday before the Independence Day holiday.
Factories took on the most workers in four months, while payrolls at private service providers climbed by the most since October 2012. An index gauging the breadth of private-industry hiring in June climbed to 64.8 from 62.9 a month earlier.
The number of people out of work for 27 weeks or longer -- the so-called long-term unemployed -- decreased as a percentage of all jobless to 32.8 percent, the lowest since June 2009.
Payroll estimates of 94 economists in the Bloomberg survey ranged from gains of 145,000 to 290,000 after a previously reported 217,000 advance. The unemployment rate, which is derived from a separate Labor Department survey of households, fell to the lowest since September 2008. It was projected to hold at 6.3 percent, according to the survey median.
Revisions to prior reports added a total of 29,000 jobs to overall payrolls in the previous two months.
"The labor market is literally exploding," said Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ in New York. "It's a full-on expansion. The economy is creating millions of jobs."
Another report Thursday showed service providers from construction firms to retailers expanded in June at the second- fastest pace in almost a year, indicating more momentum in the economy. The Institute for Supply Management's non-manufacturing index eased to 56 in June from May's 56.3, which was the highest since August, according to the Tempe, Arizona-based group.
Separate figures from the Labor Department Thursday showed little change in the number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits last week, a sign that employers are limiting dismissals.
Jobless claims rose by 2,000 to 315,000 in the week ended June 28. The median forecast of economists surveyed by Bloomberg called for 313,000 claims. Economists' estimates ranged from 305,000 to 325,000 after an initially reported 312,000 in the week ended June 21.
In June, applications for jobless benefits ranged from 313,000 to 318,000. Fewer firings typically foreshadow an acceleration of job growth.
Figures from the Commerce Department showed the U.S. trade deficit narrowed 5.6 percent in May to $44.4 billion, helped by record exports. The value of petroleum imports was the smallest since November 2010.
Thursday's payrolls report showed that private employment, which excludes government agencies, rose by 262,000 in June after a 224,000 gain the prior month.
Paige Sims, 33, said a networking event helped her get hired as a product safety engineer at General Electric. She started work on June 30 after searching for about four months.
"It was a little easier" to find employment given her work experience of almost 10 years and her location in Greenville, South Carolina, a growing, highly industrial city with many large manufacturing facilities, she said.
"The labor market is growing for technical people like engineers and scientists, and may be a little more sluggish for those who're in other fields," said Sims.
The so-called participation rate, which indicates the share of the working-age people in the labor force, held at 62.8 percent.
Help-wanted signs at concrete company Kent Cos. is one indication of an improving labor market. Warren Buffett's BNSF Railway plans to grow by 2,100 positions in 2014. SolarCity is adding 400 people a month at the rooftop power-system installer. At Ford, hiring is so strong that the automaker predicts it may beat a 2011 plan to bring on 12,000 new workers by 2015.
That's because of stronger demand for automobiles. Cars and light trucks sold at a 16.9 million pace in June, the strongest since July 2006, after a 16.7 million rate in May, based on data from Ward's Automotive Group. Deliveries at General Motors and Ford, the two largest U.S. automakers, exceeded analysts' estimates.
Recent strides in the labor market underscore the economy's snapback from a first-quarter contraction. The economy shrank at a 2.9 percent annualized rate from January through March, the biggest drop-off since the first quarter of 2009, the Commerce Department reported last month. Consumer purchases grew at the weakest pace in five years.
Gross domestic product probably bounced back in the second quarter and will expand at an average 3.1 percent rate in the remaining two quarters of 2014, according to the median forecast in a Bloomberg survey conducted June 6 to June 11. Household purchases are also expected to improve, it showed.
Recent data are consistent with the outlook. Factories, propelled by the strongest orders of the year, sustained gains in June and are poised to be part of the rebound, the Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing report showed this week.
Thursday's Labor Department's payrolls report also showed factory hiring increased by 16,000 in June. Employment at private service-providers jumped 236,000. Retailers took on 40,200 employees.
Average hourly earnings rose by 0.2 percent for a second month, to $24.45 in June from the prior month, and increased 2 percent over the past 12 months. The average work week for all workers held at 34.5 hours.
Fed Chair Janet Yellen said last month that she expects consumer spending will continue to grow at a "healthy rate," in part as bigger income gains materialize.
"My own expectation is that as the labor market begins to tighten, we will see wage growth pick up some," Yellen told reporters on June 18 after the Fed's policy meeting. "If we were to fail to see that, frankly I would worry about downside risk to consumer spending."
Yellen's dashboard of job market progress spans nine measures, including payrolls, the jobless rate, underemployment, labor force participation, and the share of long-term unemployed workers. It also monitors the job openings rate, layoffs and discharges, the hires rate, and the quits rate.
— With assistance from Michelle Jamrisko and Chris Middleton in Washington.


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WOOT! Level ten is here!
-How long it took you to get it installed and what your configuration was to get it working properly:
13min 49sec. First try. 1.5 carrier two shims. Stock spring on a 68 classic. Clocked in at 245.
-The type of gun you're using it on:
68 automag classic, standard feed
Saw no appreciable difference (usuing CO2)
-Number of breaks/chops and type of paint used:
700 rounds of 3 year old, nasty, dimpled proball and brass eagle. Fanned the trigger over the chronny with revvy off. Zero chops, 0 breaks. For my last 10 shots I cracked them all with my o ring pick. Smeared some paint down the feed tube to slow feeding. Fanned the trigger, the bolt stopped in 8 of 8 instances and shot the paint 9 of 9. This is already 3 year old cracked, dirty paint. The tenth round was so dirty that it never dropped into the breech. Unreal.
-Any problems you encountered
None whatsoever.
-Other general comments:
Great Job! Awesome trigger pull, no kick and no chops! Amazing. I had a crowd around me at the chrony station for 2 hours while I put it through it's paces.


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NS opens Crescent Corridor terminal in PennsylvaniaWritten by Jenifer Nunez, assistant editor
Norfolk Southern opened its third Crescent Corridor intermodal facility, a $97-million terminal in South Central Pennsylvania that advances the company's multi-state rail infrastructure initiative connecting the Southeast and the Northeast.
The Franklin County Regional Intermodal Facility, located on 200 acres south of Greencastle and less than a mile from I-81, will connect Central Pennsylvania, western Maryland and northern Virginia to domestic and world markets, while creating some 126 jobs at the site. The facility, a public-private partnership involving $52 million in NS funds and supported by a $45-million investment by Pennsylvania, is part of the railroad's Crescent Corridor, a 2,500-mile network of rail and terminals that helps moderate truck traffic on congested roadways and reduce carbon emissions.
"The Crescent Corridor provides tremendous public benefits, such as job creation, reduced long-haul truck traffic and a cleaner, more efficient way to move freight," Norfolk Southern CEO Wick Moorman said. "Opening the Franklin County facility marks a major milestone in this effort. We thank those who have supported our initiatives in Pennsylvania and across our entire Crescent Corridor, folks who recognize how crucial public-private partnerships are to boosting freight railroad transportation, which provides remarkable economic and environmental benefits to our country."
The new terminal, with its 670 paved trailer/container parking spots, will be a major gateway for freight in the Mid-Atlantic. NS projects with this facility, combined with other NS terminals in the state, as many as 800,000 long-haul trucks in Pennsylvania will be diverted off roadways in the commonwealth and onto trains by 2020.
The Franklin County Regional Intermodal Facility is the third Crescent Corridor intermodal terminal NS has opened since mid-2012, with facilities in Birmingham, Ala., and Memphis, Tenn., having started operations within the past six months. Construction of a fourth Crescent Corridor-related intermodal terminal, located in Charlotte, N.C., is underway.


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Lead Electronics Engineer Milton Keynes £65,000
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I am currently looking for an Lead Power Electronics/Hardware Engineer paying up to £65,000 to join a market leading client near Milton Keynes .
The role:
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Key skills:
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Salary is paying up to £65,000 with a fantastic benefits package such as pension scheme, health cover, 25 days holiday, flexible working hours, continues training opportunities and relocation allowance (if needed).
If you are interested in this exciting opportunity, please get in touch ASAP.
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It was no doubt at the beginning that both BP and her HP fell so in love with each other. And as such, they only had their love as a solid rock to strengthen their commitment. True, there were many humps and bumps between them, but it didn't matter, especially for the BP, who loved HP with all her heart and soul.
However, while in a relationship, in spite of his love for BP, HP couldn't keep still, obviously uncomfortable with commitment. He was weak amidst the lure of temptations everywhere. There were many rumors reaching BP about many sightings of HP with different girls, but he denied them all -- and always -- as in countless times -- she forgave him.
But patience is not forever and a forgiving heart expires, too.
The last straw came when it was BP who confirmed for herself his biggest indiscretion -- HP's secret relationship with another girl, AG. BP was shocked beyond words, unbelieving that she would be betrayed by the very people she trusted. She was so hurt, cried buckets of tears. For a while, she was in denial because she loved HP so much thinking he was the one. But she realized, she couldn't have him -- she broke it off.
The past holidays, saw HP and AG vacationing out-of-town. Some pictures have appeared online after that. What can be more damning? But heard that BP wouldn't care less, too busy to even get affected.
At this point, we can only wish for BP that after all the storms she had been through in her life, valuable lessons were learned. And that in spite of all the hurts, she is still whole and in control. Stronger, more beautiful and smarter.
As for the new lovers, HP and AG -- soon, you will be each other's history. Enjoy while it lasts.
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She was spotted yesterday at a wedding and what people around her were discussing was her engagement. A reader of the blog who was there took pics and sent them in. Big Congrats Sylvia.
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Sunday, January 13, 2013
Photos: Sylvia Nduka is Secretly Engaged
She was spotted yesterday at a wedding and what people around her were discussing was her engagement. A reader of the blog who was there took pics and sent them in. Big Congrats Sylvia.
46 comments:
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 10:16
Who is Sylvia Nduka?ReplyDelete
And y is she dressed like a bride if its not her wedding?
Billie jeanReplies
- Anonymous14 January, 2013 10:53
Na wah, you mean she is not the bride .......what kind of notice me is this, who dresses like this as a guest of a wedding. SMHDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 10:21
Was it her wedding?? With her lookin like dis, i hope d bride stil looked relevantbReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 10:46
Congrats to her, I was also at the wedding which took place at bespoke centre, Lekki..I saw her but I didn't recognise her as an actress cos I hardly watch Nigerian movies, I noticed d extremely full costume around her neck,wondering if its not too heavy,it did draw attention away from her engagement ringReplyDeleteReplies
- Folakemi13 January, 2013 13:54
Go moor, she looks nice. Jealousy campus. Thats fashion and she did get your attention. Pretty girl! NextDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 16:38
Dundi united... Oversabi will not kill u. Sylvia is not an actress, she won MBGN in 2years ago. U sha wan show off abi? Ok oooo... We have seen u.Delete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 18:33
Is she an actress?Delete
Ladun, a bit of background information will do. And No! I can't google her. I don't think she's that important
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 18:50
If she's not that important move on, the comments usually give away more info anyway.Delete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 11:34
How come she dressed so much wen she's not d bride. Oga oReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 11:44
Ladun, u amaze me with ur level of stupidity, which 1 is "secretly engaged"? So she should have announced that she was engaged abi?ReplyDelete
- Ms Fabulassy13 January, 2013 11:57
okay congrats .........dear llb readers i heard this is the new guy on the block http://hu.lk/qk9utebzlfr4ReplyDelete
That stuff on her neck reminds me of d ropes palm wine tappers sling round dia shoulders when going 2 tap wine..isn't it heavy?..its cute though ,in a weird way.ReplyDelete
Congrats 2 her,thats if she is engaged o, cos U bloggers know how 2 dash pple husbandsReplies
- beejay14 January, 2013 06:50
Lol @U̶̲̥̅̊ bolggers kno aow Ƭõ̸̳͡ dash pple husbandDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 12:52
the necklace is to small she should add more layers..ReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 13:16
Ur neck go just break! Ode.ReplyDelete
- Laduns Room Mate13 January, 2013 13:20
What is talk of "secretly engaged"??? Why do we suddenly expect every bodys life to be out there if not its secret. And exactly how does that change the electricity situation in Owerre Nkwoji?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 13:55
She's not engaged o. Sylvia do keep to yourself that's only way u can go higher, ya frnds no be am espc that one @1,000 &4 all the best! I know you to have good heartReplyDelete
- kendra13 January, 2013 13:58
The neck piece tho (•ِ̑•̅)ReplyDelete
Hmmmm!!!all these to get noticed. For extra measure, she should have added more around her waist.ReplyDelete
- Laduns biggest fan13 January, 2013 15:33
Wasn't there a blind item that a Northern or North Central Governor has proposed to her?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 15:42
It mite be fancyReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 16:04
u can imagine,whats with all this jeweries?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 16:08
I think her fashion sense lovelyReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 16:13
if they hide the whole thing when problem arise they will start washing their dirty linen in the public *smh*ReplyDeleteReplies
- That Girl14 January, 2013 07:04
Yvonne Nelson style,abi?Delete
- dayogirlee13 January, 2013 16:19
That thing on her neck is just way too much,the way some Nigerians over do things just amazes me sometimes, long tiny neck,yet you wont let it restReplyDelete
pretty face,shapeless figureReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 16:44
My guyz let the girl beoooo!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 16:46
I just wonder y dis woman is in the news and i am not sure that what she is having on is an engagement ring.....Ladun please be sureReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 16:47
lovely smileReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 16:47
Smtcheeew!!wetin cum concern me??abeg who she b?.....yinka florensReplyDelete
I thought it was only the Yorubas that dress like dis,i didnt know that igbo ladies have started the extravagant trend too,this is just way to much and na wah o ,no hips no waist,i bet say she no get yansh sefReplyDelete
- happy yoruba bunny13 January, 2013 17:08
this neckpiece is too much except u r d bride!!!ReplyDelete
Abeg her neckpiece is beautiful nd she looks ravishing. Hater re alwaz gon hate. Die bitches...die!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 18:57
Puhleeze, she looks fly!ReplyDelete
she is dressed and looks like a female version of FADEYI OLORO.. the yoruba actor who is fond of playing diabolic babalawo roles..the contrast between the overbearing neck accessories and nothing on her hands must be the suggestion of a blind or drunk or both stylistReplyDelete
having said that she is pretty and attractive but not beautifulReplies
- Laduns biggest fan13 January, 2013 22:51
Ha! Ha!!Delete
i said she is pretty and attractive na?lolDelete
- Anonymous14 January, 2013 22:13
What is the difference tho?Delete
- scorpion13 January, 2013 19:45
With that neck piece she doesn't need a blouse...ReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 20:46
Congrtz sylvia!ReplyDelete
I think her beautifull jor, we can't all agree on the same style.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 21:27
Looooooooooooooooooooo! Na wa oh ...... This Sylvia is just a village low life girl. She is not engaged to any body. She's putting this up just to attract unnecessary attention. Sylvia my dear pls go home and sleep get a better life @ least. Like going to school etc. and stop turning into a public clown.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 21:32
Neck- full; blouse sleeve-full! And wats this bulge on the right side of her hips?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 21:32
Neck- full; blouse sleeve-full! And wats this bulge on the right side of her hips?ReplyDelete


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PemberDucky wrote:
Am I doing this right? ^^
bluetuba wrote:Am I doing this right?
(and yes. you got it.)
inkycatz wrote:We were issued whole boxes of pokey sticks.
Best job swag EVAH!
djauhay wrote:Is it thick and stiff or soft and thin?
GSimmons01 wrote: Quite a few shirts were ruined by a neighbor's bras.
grayj79 wrote:Over 200 inches
inkycatz wrote:Now that's what I like to see first thing in my morning: KITTY!
mplarkin wrote:Who doesn't love an ergonomic hole in the bottom? These should sell like hotcakes!
chris22 wrote:Go Crusty!
jawsuser wrote:We just have wind.
turkey will do that
Iceback wrote:turkey will do that
Who had turkey? I thought beans were the noisy food.
KtCallista wrote:
10-15" expected here tonight
I might have seen that movie...
dontwantaname wrote:I wonder when mine will come?
dontwantaname wrote:Porn star? I was surprised that the guy was small
plese to stop discussing your conquests kthnx bye.
throgmar wrote:turns one magic power hole into three
pooflady wrote:Ha!...I'd say about 2-3 inches so far.
dontwantaname wrote:Good news, I do have a bladder infection!
sometimes i wonder what it's like to hang around normal people.
no1 wrote:sometimes i wonder what it's like to hang around normal people.
Umm, yeah. I was wondering what that "bladder training" detailed, but was too afraid to ask.
Normal is overrated... it's the off ones that make life interesting.
taternuggets wrote:They still do it, it just seems to be not quite as frequent.
are we talking about parents again?
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Why is it always me you quote??????
dontwantaname wrote:Why is it always me you quote??????
not true!
he has a crush on you.
PemberDucky wrote:he has a crush on you.
we'll always have paris.
no1 wrote:we'll always have paris.
Is that from the movie with Marlon Brando and butter?
pooflady wrote:Is that from the movie with Marlon Brando and butter?
You're thinking of "Last Tango in Paris." He's quoting "Casablanca."
no1 wrote:oh man, my brackets already look like crap.
taternuggets wrote:My guess is the size is more important than the position.
pooflady wrote: Mine is more firm.
dontwantaname wrote:I think I am entitled to get my apron plowed for free
no1 wrote:regardless, you should put it in the random quotes thread.
hot72chev wrote:Virginia in the bullseye.
briannanoob wrote:When I didn't have a boyfriend, I sometimes turned it on just so that I can rub against it. And if I'm really having a dry spell, I'd sit on it and let it vibrate me to The Promised Land.
My God, this is the Internet distilled into one forum.
ThunderThighs wrote:PWA has a loose standard.
Thanks for understanding.
Because no one likes a whore with tight standards.
Mavyn wrote:Because no one likes a whore with tight standards.
ThunderThighs wrote:
He tries.
kenney9226 wrote:I SWEAR ... oprah IS SOMEHOW WORTHY OF YOUR ATTENTION AND INTEREST.
kind regards,
FrostByte wrote:I'm in for the first time.
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