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If Miami is trying to get him, should we **** block?The Denver Nuggets are looking to trade Timofey Mozgov, according to league sources, and the young center knows he could be dealt before this season's trade deadline.
It think its logical, you can see that, trading me, Mozgov said. Im in my contract year. So if they can get something for me I dont think it would be a surprise for me (to be traded).
The Miami Heat could make a bid for Mozgov.
"I heard Miami is trying to find a big guy, Mozgov said when asked about the Heat, who have had rebounding problems all season. Well see. I dont know (what might happen).
With Shump returning, White becomes usueless.
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The Eagles or Ravens – which team will Evan Mathis choose?
That is the question.
The answer could come as soon as this evening once Mathis lands in Arizona and heads home to mull over his choices.
The Ravens offered the free agent guard a contract, Mathis told reporters. The Eagles have extended their own "competitive" offer, according to an NFL source. It's safe to say the offer was competitive or Mathis would have signed on the Ravens' dotted line during his two-day trip to Baltimore rather than hop on a flight home.
The Eagles don't have a general sense which way Mathis is leaning, according to a source. Mathis said only last week that his preference was to remain an Eagle.
But it's never that simple. The 30-year old is obviously looking to strike when the iron is hot. He bounced around the league for most of his seven seasons, but had an impressive 2011 under the tutelage of Eagles offensive line coach Howard Mudd.
For Mathis, the decision may ultimately come down to Mudd. Does Mathis believe he can be just as effective in any system or does he think he needs Mudd to maximize his abilities? Mathis deserves much of the credit for his performance last season, though. He devoted himself to re-sculpting his body last off-season and was considered one of the hardest workers on the Eagles offensive line.
The unit was cohesive by the end of the season and perhaps the best group of linemen Eagles coach Andy Reid has ever had. The Eagles don't want to break up the unit, but they may not be willing to match the Ravens' offer for what is generally considered one of less important positions on the line.
Jonathan Tamari takes a closer look at the risks in letting Mathis walk.
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|MLB Career Stats
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|19th in AL
|3rd in AL
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|March 29, 2016
|Norfolk Tides released LHP Hideki Okajima.
|February 8, 2016
|Baltimore Orioles signed free agent LHP Hideki Okajima to a minor league contract.
|February 8, 2016
|LHP Hideki Okajima assigned to Norfolk Tides.
|October 11, 2013
|LHP Hideki Okajima elected free agency.
|September 7, 2013
|Oakland Athletics sent Hideki Okajima outright to Sacramento River Cats.
|September 3, 2013
|Oakland Athletics designated Hideki Okajima for assignment.
|June 14, 2013
|Oakland Athletics optioned LHP Hideki Okajima to Sacramento River Cats.
|May 17, 2013
|Oakland Athletics selected the contract of Hideki Okajima from Sacramento River Cats.
|February 12, 2013
|Oakland Athletics signed free agent LHP Hideki Okajima to a minor league contract and invited him to spring training.
|February 12, 2013
|Hideki Okajima assigned to Sacramento River Cats.
|February 16, 2012
|New York Yankees released LHP Hideki Okajima.
|January 6, 2012
|New York Yankees signed free agent LHP Hideki Okajima to a minor league contract and invited him to spring training.
|September 29, 2011
|LHP Hideki Okajima elected free agency.
|May 24, 2011
|Boston Red Sox sent LHP Hideki Okajima outright to Pawtucket Red Sox.
|May 20, 2011
|Boston Red Sox designated Hideki Okajima for assignment.
|April 18, 2011
|Boston Red Sox recalled Hideki Okajima from Pawtucket Red Sox.
|March 31, 2011
|Boston Red Sox optioned Hideki Okajima to Pawtucket Red Sox.
|January 10, 2011
|Boston Red Sox signed free agent Hideki Okajima.
|December 3, 2010
|LHP Hideki Okajima elected free agency.
|August 28, 2010
|Boston Red Sox activated LHP Hideki Okajima from the 15-day disabled list.
|August 21, 2010
|sent LHP Hideki Okajima on a rehab assignment to Pawtucket Red Sox.
|August 6, 2010
|Boston Red Sox placed LHP Hideki Okajima on the 15-day disabled list. Right hamstring strain
OPENING DAY : Tossed 1.0 scoreless inning to earn the win in Boston's 6-5, 10-inning victory over Oakland on Opening Day, March 25 in Tokyo, Japan...Was the 2nd pitcher in big league history to win a regular season game in his native country (excluding Canada, Puerto Rico and the United States)...San Diego's Fernando Valenzuela beat the New York Mets on August 16, 1996 at Monterrey, Mexico...Was the first pitcher ever to win in his home country on Opening Day (excluding Puerto Rico and the United States).
INSIDE THE NUMBERS: Allowed just one run over his first 17 games through May 10, posting a 0.50 ERA (1 ER/18.0 IP) in that span...Surrendered 11 runs over his next 16 outings from May 14- June 27, with a 6.32 ERA (11 ER/15.2 IP) during that stretch...Permitted runs in just 6 of his final 31 appearances for a 1.91 ERA (6 ER/28.1 IP) from June 29 onward...Gave up runs in 11 of his 64 games overall...Let 52.0 percent of inherited runners score (13 of 25), the 2nd highest mark in the A.L. among relievers with at least 50 appearances...Logged a 2.86 ERA (9 ER/28.1 IP) at home and a 2.41 (9 ER/33.2 IP) mark everywhere else...Held lefties to a .184 (19-for-103) average, including a .125 (6-for-48) clip in his final 27 games beginning June 27...Righties hit .234 (30-for-128).
MORE 2008 HIGHLIGHTS: Escaped a bases-loaded jam with one out in the 8th inning on July 7 vs. Minnesota to earn his first win since Opening Day, March 25 against Oakland in Japan...Matched a big league career high with his 3rd win of the season 9 appearances later with 1.2 scoreless frames on August 12 vs. Texas...Went more than 1.0 inning 10 times in 2008 with a high of 2.0 innings on 3 occasions, May 9 at Minnesota, May 30 at Baltimore and August 20 at Baltimore... Tossed more than 1.0 inning 14 times in 2007..Allowed 4 runs in his first loss of the season at Baltimore on June 2, matching the career high he set on September 14, 2007 vs. the Yankees.2007 SUMMARY: In his 1st major league season, led the Red Sox and all American League rookies with 66 appearances, a club record for a 1st year player and his most ever in a professional season...Was 2nd on the staff with 5 saves...Ranked 3rd in the A.L. with 27 holds, the most by a Boston pitcher since totals were 1st kept in 1957...Had the 8th best ERA among A.L. qualifying relievers (0.3 IP/GM) at 2.22 and the 11th lowest opponents batting average at .202.
HONORS: Was selected as the Major League setup man of the year in fan voting in mlb.com's This Year in Baseball Awards...Also named Red Sox Unsung Hero by Boston BBWAA chapter...Earned a spot as the lefthanded pitcher on Topps Major League Rookie All-Star Team.
FIRST PITCH: Surrendered a home run to Kansas City's John Buck on the 1st pitch he threw in the major leagues, a 6th inning blast on opening day, April 2 at Kauffman Stadium...Was the 3rd pitcher in Red Sox history to do that, joining Charlie Mitchell, August 9, 1984 at Texas and Jeff Suppan, July 17, 1995 vs. Kansas City, and the 19th in major league history.
THROWING BLANKS: Did not allow a run in his next 20.2 innings over 20 appearances through May 20...Was the longest scoreless innings streak by a Red Sox lefthander since Bruce Hurst's 21.2 innings, May 5-15, 1987...Posted a 0.71 ERA (1 ER/12.2 IP) in 12 April appearances to earn A.L. Rookie of the Month honors...Was just the 2nd A.L. middle/setup reliever to ever receive that award, joining Texas' Frank Francisco in August 2004...Had a 0.44 ERA at end of streak, lowest among ML relievers.
REST OF SEASON: Permitted 3 runs in 6.2 innings in next 6 games after that streak, then posted a 0.67 ERA (2 ER/27.0 IP) in following 25 games through August 8...Did not issue a run in the 1st 15 games and 17.0 innings of that span before Chicago's Paul Konerko homered on July 9 at Fenway Park...That ended a span of 172 batters faced without allowing a homer since Buck's blast...Beginning August 10, compiled an 7.24 ERA (11 ER/13.2 IP) in his final 15 games, including 9 ER in 5.1 IP over 7 outings from August 30-September 14...Did not pitch between September 15 and 26 due to left shoulder fatigue...Worked 2.0 scoreless innings in 2 games the rest of regular season.
ALL-STAR: Earned a spot on the American League All-Star team by virtue of winning on-line Monster All-Star Final Vote...Received over 4.3 million votes to join Johnny Damon (2002) and Jason Varitek (2003) as Red Sox selected as A.L.'s 32nd All-Star...Became the 7th native of Japan ever selected as an All-Star and the 9th Red Sox rookie so honored, the 3rd pitcher (Don Schwall-1961; Jonathan Papelbon-2006)...Did not pitch in the July 10 game at San Francisco.
MISCELLANEOUS: Allowed a run in 11 of 66 games and permitted just 4 of 28 inherited runners to score (14.3%) with 1st batters hitting .200 (12-60)...Converted 5 of 7 save opportunities, earning 1st ML save on April 20 vs. New York...Also recorded 1st win in the majors again the Yankees in June 22...Held righthanded batters to a .182 (29-159) batting average, 10th lowest among A.L. relievers with lefthanders at .236 (21-89)...Opponents hit just .130 (7-54) with runners in scoring position and .168 with runners on base, both the 2nd lowest marks among A.L. relievers (50.0 or more IP)...Held opponents to a .255 on-base percentage, 8th lowest in A.L. among relief pitchers... Did not allow more than one run in a game until surrendering 3 on August 30 at Yankee Stadium...Longest outing was 2.1 innings on July 7 at Detroit...Permitted just one homer in 1st 45.1 innings before allowing 5 in final 23.2 frames...Previous Sox rookie record for outings was 62 for Dick Radatz in 1962.
POST-SEASON: Posted a 2.45 ERA (3 ER/11.0 IP) in a team best 8 appearances during the postseason... Ranked 4th on the club in playoff innings (11.0) and strikeouts...Worked 9.2 scoreless frames in his 1st 6 post-season outings before issuing 3 runs, including 2 homers, in 1.1 innings in Games 3 and 4 of the World Series at Colorado...Pitched 2.1 shutout frames in 2 ALDS outings against Los Angeles and 5.0 scoreless innings in 3 ALCS games versus Cleveland...Became the 1st native of Japan to ever pitch in a World Series game with a 2.1 inning scoreless stint and 4 strikeouts in Game 2 at Fenway Park...Issued homers to Matt Holliday in Game 3 and Garrett Atkins in Game 4.
IN JAPAN: Was one of the top set-up relievers in Nippon Professional Baseball before becoming an unrestricted free agent and signing with Boston in November 2006...Spent all or parts of 11 seasons with the Tokyo Yomiuri Giants from 1995-2005 before trade to Hokkaido Nippon Ham Fighters in March 2006...Recorded 681 strikeouts in 642 career innings with 5 seasons of at least 50 appearances...Was hitless in 9 career NPB at bats.2006 SUMMARY: In only season with Hokkaido, tied for seventh in the Pacific League in saves (4) and ranked 10th in appearances (55)...was second on the Fighters staff in saves and third in games...posted a career low 2.14 earned run average...fanned 63 batters in 54.2 innings, an average of 10.37 every nine innings...held opposition to a .230 (46-200) batting average and had 22 holds.
SEASON BREAKDOWN: Issued a run in 13 of his 55 appearances...compiled a 4.02 ERA (7 ER/15.2 IP) in his first 15 games before working 20 scoreless innings in his next 20 outings, June 7-Aug. 2, lowering ERA to 1.77...permitted three runs in 5.2 innings in his next five appearances before issuing just one run in 12.1 frames in next 14 games, Aug. 22-Sept. 23...surrendered two runs in one inning in final game to raise ERA from 1.84 to 2.14.
MISCELLANEOUS: Worked less than an inning 18 times...longest appearance was two innings on six occasions...recorded season best four strikeouts on July 11 against Chiba...permitted just three walks in 24.2 innings over his first 25 games of the year...earned victories on June 20 vs. Yakult, the first of 11 straight victories for the Fighters, and July 18 against Orix...was 0-for-2 at the plate and is hitless in nine career at-bats...appeared in four of five games in the Japan Series against the Chunichi Dragons...Hokkaido won the series, 4-1 for the franchise's first championship since 1962...the Fighters also went on to win the 2006 Konami Cup Asia Series in November.2005 Appeared in 42 games in final season with the Giants...Fanned 56 in 53 innings, an average of 9.51 per 9 innings...Lone decision was a victory on September 21 versus Yakult. 2004 Finished 8th in the Central League and 2nd on the Yomiuri staff in appearances (53)...Earned 5 saves, most since 2001 and averaged 10.22 strikeouts every 9 innings.


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A spike in gas prices drove up a measure of U.S. consumer costs in February by the most in more than three years.
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The Standard & Poor's 500 index fell nearly two points to 1,561. It's four points away from the record high it reached in October 2007.
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Niagara Catholic Jr./Sr. High School has announced the appointment of a new director of special events: Kristin R. Hall. Her professional experience includes assignment as an admissions counselor with SUNY Institute of Technology, as well as a number of formal internships at SUNY Oswego, the Dr. Lewis B. O'Donnell Media Summit, and with WYRK.
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Pitt's FA Kevin Correia WILL be one they will at least pursue
32 yr old RH made 3m last yr
46W (Twins value the old style stats) 43L 120gms 113starts
668IP (ave 168) 697hits 4.51 NL ERA 423k(5.7/9) 213bb(2.9/9) 90.5mph FB... -.0.7 3 yr WAR
one all star appearance in 2011
Holds runners well 31/53 successful (41.5% caught stealing)
Twins type of guy......yaaaaayyyyy!!!!!
Who else
laugh all ya want but they will also target Kevin Millwood as this yrs Marquis, Ortiz, Hernandez, Ponson type.
The soon to be 38yr old played for a million last yr in SEA.
28 starts in SEA in 12'
6W 12L 161IP 168hits 4.25ERA 107K (6k/9) 56bb (3.1bb/9) 1.39whip
His splits were even outside of Safeco.....4.34ERA on road
His 90.2mph fastaball is right at his 90.7 career mark.
He will definately help sell some season tix but will be a guy they target
DId say the 'bullpen needs too add some people too', so at least they have noticed that also!! Hello resigning Matt Capps
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The Campuses
Midtown Campus
The Midtown campus, Western's original campus, is located in downtown Danbury. The many recent renovations, additions and new buildings have transformed the Midtown campus into a modern college setting while retaining Western's traditional character. The Midtown campus features:
- ALUMNI HALL – A 8,434-sq.-ft. building that houses a lecture hall, administrative offices and the WCSU Child Care Center.
- BERKSHIRE HALL, HIGGINS HALL and WHITE HALL – These classroom buildings house many specialized education facilities, such as the Academic Advisement Center, an art gallery, Ives Concert Hall, Berkshire Theatre, the Bill Williams Gymnasium, the Language Lab and The Learning Centers (math, writing, study skills).
- FAIRFIELD, LITCHFIELD and NEWBURY HALLS – These residence halls provide accessible accommodations for 632 students.
- Fifth Avenue Garage – This new 800-car, student parking garage is located on the corner of Fifth Avenue and Osborne Street.
- OLD MAIN – The original building of the Danbury State Normal School dating back to 1904, Old Main houses the Admissions Office for undergraduate students, the Division of Graduate Studies, and one-stop student services that includes the Financial Aid Office, Registrar's Office, Cashier's Office and the WestConnect Card Office.
- RUTH A. HAAS LIBRARY – The Haas Library has over 200,000 volumes and over 400,000 bound periodicals, microforms, government documents, music scores, electronic resources and audio-visual items.
- SCIENCE BUILDING – Opened in fall 2005, this award-winning building houses the university's biology, chemistry, physics, astronomy and meteorology programs and science laboratories.
- STUDENT CENTER – The student center houses campus dining facilities, the university bookstore, mail offices, student government offices, campus ministries, meeting rooms, Echo Office (student newspaper), WXCI (the student FM radio station), Student Technology Training Center, Career Development Center, Student Life/Student Activities, Student Center Operations Office, and the Counseling Center.
- UNIVERSITY HALL – A four-level office building that houses administrative offices.
- WARNER HALL – This 34,078-sq.-ft. building houses classrooms, meeting rooms, gallery/lounge and administrative and faculty offices.
- WHITE STREET PARKING GARAGE – This is a three-level, 900-car, accessible parking garage with a covered skywalk crossing White Street.
The Westside Campus
The 364-acre Westside campus features:
- ATHLETIC STADIUM – Facilities include a synthetic field surface, locker rooms, coaches' offices, press box and concessions area. The Westside campus also has fully lighted intramural, baseball and softball fields.
- CENTENNIAL HALL & PARKING STRUCTURE – This 417-bed dormitory-style residence hall with parking garage complements the existing apartment-style residence halls at Westside.
- CLASSROOM BUILDING – The Westside Classroom Building houses undergraduate and graduate programs in business and many graduate programs in education. It features the Robert S. Young Library, many microcomputer labs, classrooms and faculty offices.
- ELLA GRASSO HALL – An apartment-style residence hall designed to house 261 students.
- PINNEY HALL – A 426-bed, apartment-style residence hall.
- THE CHARLES IVES CENTER FOR THE ARTS – A 40-acre outdoor amphitheater, the center is used for outdoor performances.
- WESTSIDE CAMPUS CENTER – This 49,000-sq.-ft. student center provides a full service dining facility, game/club room, cardio-fitness center, ballroom, meeting and conference rooms, student activity space, lounge areas, and the Daily Grind, coffee bar.
- WESTSIDE NATURE PRESERVE (WNP)- A 33-acre nature preserve, the WNP is an outdoor laboratory with maintained trails.
- WESTSIDE OBSERVATORY – Newly expanded and renovated, the observatory is outfitted with a 20" Ritchey Chretien Telescope, the largest of its kind in Connecticut.
- WILLIAM A. O'NEILL ATHLETIC AND CONVOCATION CENTER – The center contains a 4,000-seat arena, indoor tennis, basketball and volleyball courts, weight training facility, a swimming pool and the athletic department offices.
Western at Waterbury
Western Connecticut State University at Waterbury is located in Founders Hall on the Naugatuck Valley Community College campus, 750 Chase Parkway, Waterbury. In addition to offering bachelor degree-completion programs in nursing and management, Western at Waterbury offers selected general education and graduate classes. For more information on these programs, contact Western at Waterbury, Founders Hall 129, (203) 596-8777.
Campus Parking
WCSU has designated parking areas for students, faculty and staff. Commuter student parking is available in a garage on Fifth Avenue and Osborne Street on the Midtown campus. All other surface lots are restricted for faculty and staff parking on the Midtown campus. The White Street garage is designated for Midtown residents, staff and faculty parking. Detailed parking information and maps of surface lots for both campuses are available on the website at wcsu.edu/parking.
Every student, faculty and staff member must display a valid parking permit when parking on university property. Parking permits are available from the University Police Dept. Parking Office on the Westside campus, the Westside Classroom Building, Rm. 247D. Hours of operation are Monday – Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Fridays, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more information, call (203) 837-3289. In order to obtain a parking permit, a student must present a valid vehicle registration document from the state in which the vehicle is registered. Each student will be issued only one active parking permit at a time and may register only one primary vehicle at a time. For more information, visit the website at wcsu.edu/parking. Your first permit is free; however, there is a $10 charge for replacement permits.
Visitors to either campus should park in designated visitor lots. If you park in the Old Main lot and know that you will be there for more than one hour, you must obtain a visitor permit from the University Police Dept. on Roberts Avenue. For more information, please visit the website at wcsu.edu/parking.
Vehicles that are improperly parked are subject to ticketing and towing at the owner's expense. All parking areas are clearly identified by signs posted at the entrance to each lot. To avoid having your car towed from an authorized area, please read and obey the signs. All persons parking on state property are obligated to know and obey the university parking regulations which are available at the University Police Dept. Parking Office on the Westside campus, the university police department on Roberts Avenue or on-line at the police department's homepage, wcsu.edu/police. University parking regulations and Connecticut motor vehicle laws are subject to enforcement by the university police department and violation may result in the issuance of a state court summons or an arrest.
WCSU is a very active community for both vehicle and pedestrian traffic. Please use caution when traveling on campus. Pedestrians are asked to use the crosswalk or the covered skyway when crossing White Street. Accidents should be reported to the university police at (203) 837-9300; emergencies can be reported by dialing 911 from any on-campus phone. Calls for assistance with vehicle problems may also be made to the university police.
For more information please contact the University Police Department at (203) 837-9300, the Police Department Parking Office at (203)-837-3289 or the community services unit at (203) 837-9319.
Campus Transportation
When classes are in session, the university offers a free shuttle bus service between the Westside and Midtown campuses. This service links the two campuses for curricular as well as co-curricular activities.
The schedule is also available on-line at www.wcsu.edu/shuttle.
Student IDs/Access & Security
WestConnect Card Office, 013 Old Main
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. – 12:30 p.m and 1:30 p.m. – 4 p.m.
Phone: (203) 837-9311
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The university's student identification card is required in order to:
- Access university facilities
- Enter 5th Ave Garage Parking
- Attend events
- Borrow library books
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- Access shuttle bus service
- Use meal plan
- Make purchases with CONNect Cash
- Use university printing services (ConnectPrint)
To Receive WestConnect ID Card
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Vandalized cards include cards that are broken, bent, chipped, cracked or damaged in some way. Cards that have been lost, stolen or vandalized will be replaced for a $15 fee charged to your student account.
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CONNect Cash
You can place money on your WestConnect Card to use at food service, laundry, vending, box office, and bookstore locations. A minimum deposit of $20 can be made on-line or at the Cashier's Office, first floor of Old Main. For more information, access wcsu.edu/westconnect.
Door Access
Student access to the 24-hour computer labs is obtained by registering a 4-digit door security PIN number with the WestConnect Card Office. Additional door access is granted by department chair approval only.
For more information on any of the above services, please call the WestConnect Card Office at (203) 837-9311 or access our Web site at wcsu.edu/westconnect.
Childcare at WestConn
The WCSU Child Care Center, operated by Education Connection and accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children, offers childcare in its facility in Alumni Hall on the Midtown campus. The center provides a developmentally appropriate early childhood program as well as a safe environment for children ages 3-5. To register your child, or for further information, visit the center or call (203) 837-8733.


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Written by Elizabeth Barrett Thursday, 26 July 2012 14:04
Wanted: Air transportation to Ainsworth
Members of the Gothenburg Volunteer Fire Department are in northern Nebraska fighting a massive wildfire in the Niobrara River Valley.
By Tuesday, more than 60,000 acres had burned, 10 structures destroyed and more threatened.
Local fire chief Mark Ballmer said Tuesday that the department sent one truck and a two-man crew to help battle the blaze.
"We're going to rotate on 24 hour shifts by flying up crews to Ainsworth," he said.
Ballmer said the department needs help with air transportation to do the rotations.
Pilot Rick Fiese flew the first rotation but more planes and pilots are needed, he said.
Contact Ballmer at 529-2972 about help with transportation or monetary donations to fund the flights.
Officials say lightning started the fire that has been burning for five days.
Sizzling temperatures, gusty winds and rugged terrain have made the fire difficult to contain.


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LocationIdaho Falls
1523 N 25th E
Idaho Falls, ID 83401
New 2017 Prime Time RV Fury 2614X
The Fury 2614X toy hauler travel trailer by Prime Time Manufacturing is not lacking in cargo space! With 14'6" of room you can easily put a couple of dirt bikes, or a four wheeler here.
Located in the rear you will find a spring assist ramp door for easy loading and unloading. The cargo area has two Happijac sofas for additional seating space during the day, and sleeping space at night.
Along one side of the trailer there is a double kitchen sink, cooktop, overhead cabinets for dishes, refrigerator and a pantry. On the opposite side there are two recliners with an overhead cabinet above for additional storage. On the outside of the bathroom wall there is an entertainment center facing the cargo area for easy viewing from anywhere in this space.
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In the private front bedroom you will find a queen bed with nightstands on either side of the bed, and shirt closets above the nightstands. Above the bed there is overhead cabinets which help to keep your things neat and tidy. In the corner of the room you will find more storage in the closet, plus there is much more inside and outside this toy hauler to enjoy!
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Exterior Color: WHITE
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New York, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/19/2014 -- As the category creator and world leader in healthy chocolate, the true vision of Xoçai is to transform and improve individual lives worldwide through its exclusive and healthy chocolate products. One such unique element is XoVita™, a proprietary high-antioxidant blend of cacao, açaí berries and blueberries, an ingredient combination exclusive to Xoçai. This proprietary and exclusive high-antioxidant blend is utilized in all of Xoçai products and provides a wide-ranging class of nutrients, vitamins and health benefits. XoVita™ consistently contributes to the findings that all of Xocai's products contain the highest ORAC (antioxidant-measuring test) and flavonoid rich products available today. (mxicorp.com/xovita/)Phoenix International (Phoenix Cookie) … In 1988, Jeanette and Martin Brooks founded Phoenix International Corporation, another successful MLM company (Sparks, Nevada). Phoenix is still a legend in the industry because the products were sold as weight loss and they tasted so good. In May of 1990, the FDA notified Phoenix that certain of its products were in violation of federal laws. It was very common in 1990 for the FDA to send letters of compliance to any and all nutritional companies due to the lack of regulation and guidelines which were eventually defined four years later by food labeling laws (DSHEA = Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994). The reason for this notification was because an independent distributor was creating their own independent marketing materials (bootleg printed materials from Alabama). This distributor allegedly made false weight loss and unsubstantiated medical claims. Distributors gradually left the business over three years and Phoenix International just faded away due to bad press which was erroneously reported (May 1990).
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Established in 2005, Marketing Xocolate International Corporation (MXI-Corp) is the world leader in great tasting, healthy, dark, chocolate products. MXI Corp was founded upon the same solid foundation that the Brooks' family used to build their enormous Pure Delite Low Carb Chocolate company (circa 2000) which had retail sales in Wal-Mart, 7-Eleven, Rite-Aid and Walgreen's of over $300,000,000. All MXI products are focused on potent doses of delicious, antioxidant-rich Belgian cacao. MXI-Corp believes that the high levels of natural antioxidants and Polyphenols that are found in its cacao can provide a viable solution to individual nutritional needs. The Xoçai™ (sho-sigh) line, which currently includes nine products, is manufactured utilizing a cold-press process, which preserves the nutritional values of the company's proprietary blends of vitamins and minerals. MXI is recognized as the category creator and world leader in healthy chocolate. The vision of Xoçai is to transform and improve individual lives worldwide through its unique chocolate products. One unique element of the company's formulations is their proprietary high-antioxidant blend of cacao, açaí and blueberries, called XoVita™. The Xovita ingredient combination is exclusive to Xoçai. Nevada-based MXI-Corp is a privately held company. Xoçai's nine chocolate products have the highest ORAC (antioxidant-measuring test) and flavonoid rich products available on the market. The Brooks family, owners and operators of MXI-Corp, have total combined chocolate sales of more than $1 billion. MXI Corp is now operating internationally in 41 countries. firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.adampaulgreen.com/partnership 1-801-809-7766


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Zachary Price, 86, of Glendale, Ariz., died Tuesday, March 26, 2013. Zach passed away peacefully from complications from secondary plasma cell leukemia, a very rare and very aggressive form of end-stage multiple myeloma.
Zach was born in 1926 in Canadensis to Willard (Witt) and Mary Price. From day one, he loved anything that flew, particularly birds and airplanes. At age 17, he enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Corps hoping to go to flying school. Zach did in fact qualify for pilot training, but Victory in Europe Day and Victory in Japan Day arrived before the assignment to flying school. Courtesy of the GI Bill, Zach graduated from Penn State with a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Science in physics, along with what we today would probably call a minor in aeronautical engineering.
After graduation, Zach took the opportunity to head west, first to San Diego, Calif., and then to Cheyenne, Wyo. In 1955, he accepted a job with Boeing and moved to Seattle, Wash., where he spent the next 53 years. The Pacific Northwest suited Zach very well. He loved skiing, camping and hiking. Although he hunted as a kid and then sporadically into adulthood, at some point he converted to hunting with a camera instead of a rifle, as evidenced by the thousands and thousands of slides and, now, digital images.
In January 1963, Zach met Natalie while skiing at Mount Baker and, in November, they were married. They continued to share skiing, camping and hiking with each other and with the three kids, Kirsten, Heather and Falcon.
Zach also loved music. He took up piano in his mid-40s, and then violin and viola. Zach played for nearly 25 years with Highline Symphony Orchestra (in the back of second violin, he would point out, but he loved it). Zach also acquired many other interests over the years: silk-screen painting, woodworking, painting (watercolor) and grammar (English, Spanish, German, etc..) The last may qualify as more obsession than interest.
Zach had many, many friends, a number of whom count their friendship in multiple decades. Throughout his life, Zach was a generous man — particularly with his time, knowledge and experience. And he was never at a loss for a story to tell, even to the very last moments, as the hospice staff can attest. He is missed.
Zach was preceded in death by his parents, Willard (Witt) and Mary Price, and his brother, Maurice.
He is survived by his wife, Natalie; his sister, Mary Wicks; his daughter, Kirsten and her husband, Jon; his daughter, Heather and her husband, Rex; his son, Falcon and his wife, Lori; and four grandchildren: Mackenzie, Trevor, Rey and Erik.
A memorial service took place earlier this month in Arizona.
In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to the charity of your choice. An online memorial is available at zachmemorial.blogspot.com to share your recollections.
Zachary Price
Zachary Price, 86, of Glendale, Ariz., died Tuesday, March 26, 2013. Zach passed away peacefully from complications from secondary plasma cell leukemia, a very rare and very aggressive form of end-stage multiple myeloma.


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HIGHLAND, Ill. (AP) – Services are scheduled in southwestern Illinois for one of seven Marines killed in an explosion during a training exercise in Nevada.
A funeral Mass for 26-year-old Cpl. Aaron Ripperda will be held April 3 at 10 a.m. at St. Paul Catholic Church in his hometown of Highland, east of St. Louis.
Ripperda was a 2005 graduate of Highland High School and enlisted in the Marines three years later. His father says his son expected to return home for good in May and attend Southern Illinois University in Edwardsville.
Visitation for Ripperda is to be from 3 to 8 p.m. next Tuesday at Meridith Funeral Home in Highland, then again there from 8 to 9:15 the morning of the funeral.
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|2011-06-08, 19:21
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Location: Monterrey, México
Age: 38
Episode 36: The Laughing Hunter! Wood Spirit General Zamielemon
I've got to say that Zamielemon's demise was dissappointingly anti-climatic.
The tactics, on the other hand, consolidated once again Taiki's position as the chief strategist leader. Taking advantage of Kiriha's pre-emptive absence from the previous episode to have the latter go after Zamielemon's supply of digi-Honey, turned the tides against Zamielemon.
Although Zamielemon's compensated his gargantuan body-size with his flash-thunder speed, his body at the end proved to be too much frail; all attack and no defense.
The fact is that unlike the previous two Death Generals Zamielemon had most of his crucial weaknesses covered. For example, the digi-Honey worked to his favor by making him mini-small in order to avoid the enemy's fire. Even with his digi-Honey destroyed, his giant's size did not proved him to be a detriment due to his speed.
Anyways, this mini-arc is far from over because Kiriha spotted and told the others about sighting...
|2011-06-11, 17:59
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Episode 37: Why, Little Brother?! The Enemy General Yuu's Nightmare
The thirty-seventh episode became remarkable for returning the plot to horror-suspense and somber mood, making one of the darkest episodes as far the show has come.
There's some evil in Yuu that makes him quite haunting, as Nene sensed before with her very heart.
I have to point out that the animation went off places, particularly regarding Nene and Yuu's flashback & Lilithmon's fused mode.
Poor Lilithmon. Out of all the Seven Demon Lords who had guest-starred in the previous Digimon series, she got the short-end of the stick.
|2011-06-17, 00:01
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So every season I like to watch at least one show that I'm not 100% convinced will be good (stuff like Basquash and Heroman). I've only seen seasons 1-3 of Digimon, back in my middle school years when the dubs aired on Fox.
This show is pretty good though! While the monsters are pretty over-designed, probably so they make better toys, they have interesting personalities to make up for it. Lilithmon is my favorite so far, too bad she's doomed to die a wimpy death like most comic-relief villains in this type of show. :/
I'm still excited to see what they'll be doing for the last 20 or so episodes, since the villain-of-the-week format can only last them another four or five episodes before Baguramon and DarkKnightmon are all that's left.
Speaking of those two.... has anyone seen this? I'm a bit disappointed, since I was hoping we'd see a more clever twist towards the end.
Spoiler for Massive Final Villain Spoilers:
|2011-06-18, 18:03
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Episode 38: Mysterious Cyber Land! The Belle of Steel Village
I'm closing in guys!
The episodes featuring Cyber Land are bringing a new pack of nostalgic memories since some digimon classics returned for this series in the likes of Whamon, Andromon, and MetalTyranomon.
This was a first for me hearing a Death General giving a technical explanation of the techniques it employs to trap and confuse its enemies.
Ok. The so innocent and seemingly harmless, little girl Ruka provided an unbounded galore of comedy slapstick and splashtick to no ends. The gags with the door and servicing the food to our heroes just to get blown the last minute by Dorulumons' reflexes were priceless.
And it was good to watch Dorulumon back in a speaking role, concerning its uneasiness towards Ruka.
|2011-06-18, 18:20
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Do think that this final villain looks pretty good. Still a ways off from any final showdowns, but should be good. Overall think Xros Wars has gone above my expectations at the start. Not my favorite of the series, but definitely ahead of quite a few of the others.
|2011-06-19, 04:21
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I will say though, there are some definite issues with the writing, mainly in regards to lack of focus. Akari and Zenjirou were just... there through the entire first half of the show and only occasionally did anything useful, and then, rather than trying to give them anything useful to do, the writers just cut them out of the series alltogether in order to give Kiriha and Nene more screentime... And I'd like to point out that even after 39 episodes, we still don't really know much about Kiriha, either... Also, the pacing is sometimes pretty awful. Especially in the Sword Zone episode, which really should have been two or three episodes instead, because the beginning was just a complete mess, and Bugramon's spontaneous "GTFO MY WORLD!!!"-thing at the end was, well, spontaneous.
|2011-06-19, 04:35
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Anyways for the 40, i never thought about this twist. XD
|2011-06-23, 00:40
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Would agree there has been lacking background info behind Kiriha. Still we're only left guessing at what the event was that made him look at things this way. It's something about his parents though whether they died or it was something else is uncertain. They've given him some attention like when Taiki returned to the digital world and when he told Nene she had to get stronger to defeat sadness. There is still room for development since he's still willing to just walk off and go solo when he doesn't like how things are going. Have to think that in the next worlds they go to that we'll get into his head some more. Do wonder if they are going to do much more than lightly hint at things between Kiriha and Nene. Can say he does some reckless things when it comes to her and she's one of the few that can get through to him. Can easily finish the series without doing that though.
One of my main issues at the start was how Akari and Zenjirou were probably going to be handled. They didn't get a Xros Loader and anyone that joined their 'group' was going to be working with Taiki. It seemed safe to assume they were going to be mostly useless and that's kind of what happens. Sure they had some moments, but they mostly were just there. Instead of figuring out what to do they get left behind though they might show up right at the end in some form. I know they were going to have Nene and Kiriha join up, but it's not like Digimon series haven't found a way to work with groups of larger than 3 people. Can't really even say it's fine since they weren't too interesting, since the series mostly made them that way.
|2011-06-23, 10:57
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So, on another topic entirely, you might have heard that the single for the latest evolution-themes in the series came out a few days ago... Well, I just finished translating the first track.
Spoiler for "Evolution & Digixros ver.TAIKI" - Kanji:
Spoiler for "Evolution & Digixros ver.TAIKI" - Romaji:
Spoiler for "Evolution & Digixros ver.TAIKI" - English:
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|2011-06-23, 11:24
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Spoiler for "Evolution & Digixros ver. KIRIHA":
Spoiler for "We Are Xros Heart! ver. X7":
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|2011-06-25, 16:13
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Episode 39: Xros Heart Close to Dividing !? The Water Tiger General's Foul Trap!!
As far with the releases coming and going, only thing left to do is to wait patiently, though certainly I'm no one's dad to say that.
Ok. Moving on with the review...
The fortieth episode marks the end of the Water Tiger General's reign of terror.
A lesson imparted and delivered in this arc revolves around trusting, even when dire situations need to put our trust in stranger that other members of group may find suspicious with a high likelihood.
To be honest, when Taiki deduced Splashmon's foul strategy by using Ruka since the beginning they've arrived and played all the way to the end, then I thought that Taikis' skills are unfeasibly convenient. After all, even early teenagers must have as well their own set of limitations; suspension of disbelief must be acceptably enforced from time to time.
Thankfully, Taiki's forewarning enabled the whole of Xros Heart to avert Splashmon's foul deceit and machinations, preventing from splitting up and playing to the Death General's way.
A detail to notice is that each pair of Death Generals our heroes have faced share a common characteristic:
- Dorpick and NeoMyotismon had either a weakness or an irrational fear towards a specific item or Digimon breed.
- Zamielemon and Splashmon played the Giant's Mask card to make themselves bigger or returning to their giant size.
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ATHENS - The Georgia secondary is losing one of its few bright spots from last season.
Shaq Wiggins, who started eight games as a freshman and led the team with two interceptions, is transferring, UGA announced on Friday evening.
In a statement released by the team, head coach Mark Richt said: "Shaq and I have been talking over the last few days and a fresh start is what he believes is in his best interest. We respect his decision and certainly wish him nothing but the best."
Wiggins could not be immediately reached for comment, but released a statementto 247Sports.com that said he was looking for a program that would "embrace my personality."
Wiggins also had the team's lone defensive score last year, a pick-six at Vanderbilt, and his insertion into the lineup seemed to inject some life into a struggling secondary. He finished the season with 19 tackles in 12 games.
But when Georgia's defensive coaching staff was overhauled, new defensive coordinator and secondary coach Jeremy Pruitt opened up every starting spot in the secondary. Wiggins did not end up spending much time with the first team during spring practice.
Wiggins also ran into some minor off-field trouble, an arrest in early January for driving on a suspended license. But Richt said later that Wiggins would not be suspended for that.
This is the second defensive starter to leave the team this offseason. Safety Josh Harvey-Clemons was dismissed in February, and ended up at Louisville, where Todd Grantham is the new defensive coordinator. So now Georgia will have eight starters returning, as the only senior starter was defensive lineman Garrison Smith.
Wiggins was a four-star recruit in 2013 out of Sandy Creek High School. He chose Georgia over Auburn and South Carolina, among others. And with Grantham and Harvey-Clemons at Louisville, the Cardinals have to be considered a possible destination as well.
As for Georgia, it has plenty of options at cornerback. Damian Swann, who will be a senior, was the player who spent the most time with the first team this spring. J.J. Green, who spent his freshman year at tailback, moved to cornerback and emerged as a potential starter at the star position.
Brendan Langley started four games as a freshman last year. Reggie Wilkerson, who sat out his freshman year after tearing his ACL, holds promise. Sheldon Dawson, who will be a junior, was a first-teamer after last year's spring but then was beaten out first by Langley and then Wiggins.
Pruitt, however, didn't seem happy with many of his options as spring practice ended.
"We had 50 guys out there on defense who all tried to do the same stuff. I didn't see anybody that particularly stood out that much that deserved an award," Pruitt said.
That may open the door for an incoming recruit, such as Malkom Parrish of Brooks County High School, Shattle Fenteng of Hutchinson (Kan.) Community College or Shaquille Jones of Merritt Island, Fla.
The full statement by Wiggins:
"First of all, (the) University of Georgia is a great school and I would like to thank Coach Richt and his staff for the opportunity to play at Georgia. When you are new to an organization, it's extremely important to have the right fit. I love football and want to reach my highest potential. Therefore, after careful thought and much consideration, I believe that it is in the best interest of all parties that we part ways.
"I am looking for a team who will embrace my personality, someone who is a jovial, carefree and a bit of a jokester but who knows when to put jokes aside, get focused and become a true competitor, especially when on the field.
"I want to learn, and I want someone who can channel my energy and enthusiasm to take my game to the next level."


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Author Notes: This is a simple and quick side dish that adds a great shot of color to the table and the plate. The sweetness of beets and the tart cranberries is a flavor combination that I love and for me, it is a great showcase of autumnal ingredients. - M. Andrew Gordon —M. Andrew Gordon
Food52 Review: Sweet beets and tangy cranberries make this light and refreshing salad a perfect side dish. The grated beets have a nice texture and color and the pecans add a crunch to every bite. Could be served warm or cold. - Jennifer —The Editors
Serves: 4
medium beets, peeled
cup cranberries, fresh or frozen
teaspoons turbinado sugar
tablespoons maple syrup
tablespoons unsalted butter
teaspoon kosher salt
teaspoon freshly cracked black pepper
cup pecans, coarsely chopped
- 1. Preheat oven to 400° F. Using a box grater or the shredding attachment to a food processor, coarsely shred beets. If using, fit processor with blade and combine cranberries and turbinado sugar. Pulse several times to coarsely chop. Alternately, use knife to chop cranberries and combine with sugar in a bowl.
- Melt butter in a cast iron or other oven-safe skillet. Over medium heat, add beets, cranberries, maple syrup, salt, and pepper and stir to combine. Cook for several minutes, undisturbed, until beets begin to soften. Sprinkle chopped pecans over the top.
- Place skillet in oven and roast for 20 minutes or until the pecans start to brown.
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ESA ruling: More sound than fury
Lawyers, get ready: People can use the Endangered Species Act to sue the federal government for protecting species too much, not just too little, ruled the U.S. Supreme Court March 19. Now, ranchers, farmers and developers may be encouraged to do what environmentalists have been doing for two decades - demand their day in court.
The case that went to the nation's highest court began during a 1992 drought. The federal government reduced water flows from two Oregon reservoirs to boost stream levels for two endangered fish species; Oregon ranchers sued the federal government for not considering their losses. Two years ago, an appeals court ruled that the ranchers had no legal right to sue as citizens under the Endangered Species Act because they were not defending a species. The Supreme Court unanimously reversed this decision.
At first glance, this hardly seems revolutionary. "In the history of the act, industry groups have been given access," says John Kostyak of the National Wildlife Federation. "The decision that denied this group access is a quirky one."
But receiving legal standing from the Supreme Court is key, says Perry Pendley of the Denver-based Mountain States Legal Foundation. "Look how tough it is for private litigants - non-environmentalists - to get into court and raise a fundamental question: Did the agency do the right thing?"
Not surprisingly, private-property advocates like Pendley are elated, yet many environmentalists have responded almost as positively. "It means something very simple and true that all environmentalists will agree with - all Americans have access to the courts," says Bill Snape of Defenders of Wildlife.
This populist sentiment has pragmatic roots. Environmentalists hope that the decision will simplify their struggle to get more lawsuits. "The wording of the Supreme Court decision is so strong, so wide, it really opens up environmental doors to sue on other statutes," says Snape. "This is almost a revolution."
Legal standing isn't always such a muddle. If a pedestrian is flattened by a speeding car, the victim clearly has the right to sue the speedster. But since the early '70s, when citizens began suing the federal government to enforce environmental statutes, the courts have had to decide who is an injured party and eligible to sue. Over the past 20 years, the courts have ruled that people who can prove they were injured by underprotection of the Endangered Species Act - those whose aesthetic views or recreating opportunities were harmed - may file citizen suits.
Proving injury, however, remains difficult. In two recent cases, the Supreme Court told environmentalists that they lacked standing. Now, by granting standing to people injured by overprotection of the act, the court is widening its definition of injury, perhaps aiding environmentalists.
Some environmentalists find it ironic that their access to court may have been expanded by corporate interests. "The same groups that are really celebrating the decision have spent millions of dollars in Congress to limit the environmentalists' day in court," says Heather Weiner of the Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund. She cites the salvage logging rider, which barred environmentalists from suing, as an example.
Pendley says that the decision will not boost the number of lawsuits. Weiner predicts it will have a "catalytic effect," spurring a slew of lawsuits from private property groups. If it does, Keiran Suckling of the Southwest Center for Biological Diversity is not worried. He says he would be happily surprised if anyone could prove that the government protected species too much.
"If they can prove economic harm, that only gets them in the door. Then they have to prove bad science," he says. "Environmentalists have been extremely successful proving in court that the Fish and Wildlife Service does everything possible to minimize protection."
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John Roderick "Rod" Gillespie, 98, of Gothenburg died Thursday, Aug. 23, 2007.
Services were held on Tuesday, Aug. 28, at the Banner United Methodist Church of Gothenburg with the Rev. Janie Freeman officiating. Burial took place at the Gaslin Cemetery.
Gillespie was born on May 14, 1909, at Lincoln to King William and Jenny Mae (Covey) Gillespie.
He attended Lincoln elementary and high schools through 10th grade. He transferred to MacPherson Central Academy in Kansas, where he graduated high school and junior college. He then returned to Lincoln and attended the University of Nebraska.
Gillespie was united in marriage to Ora June Shafer at Marysville, KS, on Sept. 28, 1929. The couple were married for 76 years.
He and his wife lived in Lincoln before moving to Chicago for a few months, during the Depression, to find work. They later returned to Lincoln, and in 1935 moved to a ranch north of Arthur and bought their first section of land in 1937. The family then moved to a farm west of Gothenburg in 1944.
During the 1960's, he earned his real estate broker's license and graduated from auctioneering school as well.
Gillespie had served as a Mason and was a member of the Banner United Methodist Church for over 50 years.
He was a football fan, especially for the Nebraska Cornhuskers, and he enjoyed collecting bells including the bells used in the Banner Church Bell Choir, according to family members. He also enjoyed raising and showing Belgium draft horses, and spending time on his ranch in the Sandhills near Cody, where the spring of the year was his favorite time with calving and branding of the new calves.
?Gillespie was preceded in death by: his wife, Ora; his parents, King and Jenny; a brother, Wesly (Katherine); a granddaughter, Cathay (Suz) Witte; a great-granddaughter, Sophie Sidoruk; son-in-law, Charley McCance.
?Survivors include: four children—Jaynet McCance of Chadron, Jerry (Martha) Gillespie of Hopland, CA, Terry (Anne Benedict) Gillespie of Red Oak, IA, and Jenny (Dave) Armstrong of Madison WI; 21 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren; nephews, nieces and their families, a sister, Isabell Lampshire of Lincoln.
Memorials are suggested to the Banner United Methodist Church, P.O. Box 96, Brady, NE 69123.
Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.blase strauser.com. Arrangements have been placed in the care of Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel of Gothenburg.
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George Whitefield and the Creation of America
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Patriots. Founding Fathers. Revolutionaries. For many Americans, the colonial heroes deserve special celebratory reverence. Yet while Washington's leadership, Franklin's writings, and Revere's ride captivate us, the inspiration and influence George Whitefield instilled within the revolutionary spirits of early Americans is regrettably unknown.
In this refreshing biography, Jerome Dean Mahaffey deftly moves beyond Whitefield's colonial celebrity to show how his rhetoric and ministry worked for freedom, situating Whitefield alongside the most revolutionary founders. As this Anglican revivalist traveled among the colonies, he delivered exhilarating sermons deeply saturated with political implications—freedom from oppression, civil justice, communal cooperation. Whitefield helped to encourage in his listeners a longing for a new, uniquely American nationalism.
The Accidental Revolutionary tells the story of this forgotten founder, who may not have realized the repercussions of his words as he spoke them. Now, Mahaffey delicately shows that Whitefield converted colonists not just to Christianity but to a renewed sense of unification that ultimately made possible the American Revolution.
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14. Preaching Himself to Death
15. Whitefield's Legacy
16. A Political Man
"Well-grounded in scholarship and carefully executed, Gardner's method is also highly energetic, associative, and digressive."
—Angelica Alaimo O'Donnell, Fordham University, Anglican Theological Review (95:1)
"In this sparkling biography of the famed 18th century revivalist George Whitefield, Mahaffey argues that his enduring importance in American history lies in politics as much as in religion. A masterful stylist, Mahaffey brings fresh perspectives to old arguments and makes them live again in remarkably arresting ways."
—Grant Wacker, Professor of Christian History, Duke Divinity School
"Mahaffey points out that Whitefield's preaching provided the template for a new way of viewing the world and for Americans to view themselves. ... Students of American history and students of the preaching art will benefit from this book."
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"Mahaffey has written an insightful rhetorical genealogy showing how the interplay of religious and political themes of the Great Awakening fostered the birth of a distinctively American republican identity."
—John Angus Campbell, Professor Emeritus, Department of Communication, University of Memphis
"Mahaffey has put all students and scholars of the 18th-century transatlantic revivals—events that so hugely shaped both the British and the emerging American cultures—in his debt with this incisive and compelling work. His research will help all who seek to better understand this critically important period by providing new insights into the seminal importance of the too often neglected figure of George Whitefield."
—Richard Land, President, The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, Southern Baptist Convention
"Mahaffey shows how Whitefield's bold challenge to settled religious doctrines and hierarchies helped coax the colonies in the direction of independence."
—Christianity Today (Oct. 2011)
"Mahaffey's book represents a mature reflection on the long-range implications of religious ideals and their unexpected consequences."
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—Thomas S. Kidd, Associate Professor of History, Baylor University, and author of God of Liberty: A Religious History of the American Revolution
Jerome Dean Mahaffey (Ph.D. University of Memphis) is Lecturer in the School of Communication at Northern Arizona University and the author of Preaching Politics: The Religious Rhetoric of George Whitefield and the Founding of a New Nation.
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ok, I bought a miller bobcat 225g with a onan p216g. I had always wondered why it puked out oil out of the fuel pump. needless to say i found out what was causing it. I found that I had 2 bent intake valves and lost the seat in on of them and as of right now the engine is FUBAR'D as of right now. So here is the million dollar question of the day... The welder is a 1991 model according to MILLER, so I am guessing the engine is a 1990-1992.. I found another p216g with very little run time, but before i do that i was wondering if these engines will swap out or if I am going to run in to problems with the crank mating to the generator...
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about ready to pull my hair out!!
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I believe that engines that are designated for use with generators usually have tapered shafts whereas other engines use straight shafts. See which yours has and limit your search to them. Also, and once again this is just my understanding so you'll have to check it out yourself, but I think the mounting holes and bolt patterns are more or less universal for various sized engine platforms and generators, so you may not even have to limit yourself to the original brand and model of engine if you are getting one of about the same horsepower.
And with that said I wish you all the luck in the world finding a 20+ year old used engine in good repair.
called cummin/onan
I found out today that for that engine there was 11 different crankshafts, I don't know if they are generational or by application. But I guess the only way I am going to find out is to get the full numbers off of both engines and run them to see if they are interchangeable. And you do bring up some good points as far as mounting. I have heard that some later model p216 in a miller application were threaded.
Maybe change the title in your thread to reflect your question. Something like Onan P216g interchangeability.MM250
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So the data plate on the engine has to match character for character?? So if that is correct I need to find a 20+ year old engine with low hours? Or drop about 1500.00 on a new engine?
I wouldn't think there would be THAT much variance in crankshafts, with the exception of narrow taper, wide taper and threaded.
Cruizer, I found that out when I called Cummins/Onan, lol. I could not believe how many variations there were!!! But I reckon all I can do is get the numbers and run them.
Snoeproe, I was told by my mechanic that between machining and rebuilding it I would be money ahead to just buy a new one, because the valve seats would have to be oversized among other things. He also said that if I could find a used one that wasn't wore out that may be my best bet. I don't have a lot of money to blow on a engine and, I found one that would be pretty much just given to me. But it has to be the correct variation of that engine. It is on a small Case lawn tractor.
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At that price (almost given to me)can you swap the top end?---Meltedmetal
Going to guess and say that the previous owner, used moisture ridden dinosuar oil, in which moisture got into the hydraulic lifters, froze, and the lifters became solid, driving the valve/s down enough to make contact with the piston. This usually just bends the pushrods but can take out a valve pretty fast too. So your going too have to replace them from the donor.
No detachable jugs on the Onan, no hydraulic lifters, flat head design so no chance of the valves hitting the pistons.
Actually, Onan had at least 23 different cranks over the years. All the tapered cranks for Millers were a 1.50 taper (1.5"/foot) with the most common being the type "45BH". Miller changed to the type 45EE, 1" threaded crank in the mid 90's.
The rare "45CB" and "45CE" cranks were also a 1.50 taper with slightly different length details and 7/16-14 center bolt threads rather than the 5/16-24 of the common 45BH cranks.
My recommendation would be to:
1) Overhaul the one you've got with new pistons, rings, valves, guides, etc.
http://onanparts.com/index.php?main_...roducts_id=124 (or individual parts as needed)
I believe TJ (onanparts.com) offers oversized seats that would require the services of a machine shop to install.
2) Get the one that would pretty much be given to you and swap out the cranks. However, this requires tearing both units down completely at which time you can assess exactly what parts (rings, gaskets, etc.) that you'll need to put it back together. I've taken this path when swapping an earlier tapered crank out for the later threaded version.
Either way, due to design, you'll have to pull the pistons to get the crank out so plan on rings for hard parts at the very least.MM200 w/spot controller and Spoolmatic 1
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Why restricting you're self to a adobe only format, this seems rather silly to me.
AFAIK there is no working non-proprietary RAW format. The only one quick googling gets is OpenRAW, but their website hasn't been updated since 2006. While DNG is far from open, and as much as I'd like to see a truly open format free from Adobe's yoke (or any one entity), it's less locked down than CR2 or NEF, for example.
This sounds promising! I've occasionally looked at DXO, but they don't have the camera/lens combos I have, so making my own profiles would be a killer feature.I think one of the key things for this is to have seamless, easy and quick way to integrate into an existing workflow. DNG sounds like a good start, but batch processing based on EXIF data would take it a step further. Not sure how many of the features can be applied automatically, and how many need manual tweaking for each image, though.
Jonathan then could make it possible to have several formats or even a sort of plugin architecture.
I know you already have quite a few features to implement, but I'll propose lens/lighting calibration feature using common color targets.
...DNG is an open file format; the specifications for creating and reading DNG files is freely available, and I can create an application that reads & writes DNG without having to pay license fees to anyone. DNG has already been adopted by several camera manufacturers as their RAW format, and DNGs can be read by many non-adobe programs. Like it or not, it is the closest thing to a universal open RAW format out there.I'm keeping the guts of the program separate from the user interface, to make it easier to integrate into a plugin or whatever for a RAW converter or image editor. I'm going to get the standalone version working first before trying to make plugin versions though....The target for profiling the lens corrections will be completely different than a target used for color profiling; it will be an array of regularly-spaced small white dots on a black background. I'm still working on the design.
I find it strange that you're not using the original RAW information because you record the complete color information...
Remembering that those targets need to be rather large (imatest recommends at least 24" short side, ptlens recommends buildings) I think a mostly white background would be far more economical.
You have no clue what you're talking about here. The linear RGB DNG has all of the original RAW data in it, it just has the two missing interpolated values added to the uninterpolated color channel value. Adding the interpolated values does not destroy or degrade the original uninterpolated values. If you process a linear RGB DNG and the original RAW side by side with the same conversion settings, the results are an exact match. The linear DNG conversion step has zero effect on converted image quality or one's ability to adjust color or tonality.Unless your lens blurs significantly differently at close focus distances than at infinity, the target does not need to be building-sized. But the target has to be white dots on a black background, or the image analysis routine that generates the PSF data from the target images can't make accurate calculations. There's some fundamental mathematical principles involved that can't be ignored without seriously compromising the results; it's a signal-to-noise ratio issue. Making the target background solid black isn't that big of a deal; you only need one to make all your profiles. If we're talking printing your own target, the cost of paper and ink for a black-background target is not going to be a deal-breaker. Even if the ink cost $15 (highly doubtful), it would be well worth the investment. Ever heard the phrase "penny wise, pound foolish"?
Hi Jonathan,this sounds great, when will you have a trail version ready? what are you expecting the program to cost?keep us informedHenrik
As for targets, I think that setting up your camera in the dark and photographing a led seen through a small aperture could be a good way to get it.Do you think you'll have to get different PSFs for different apertures too ? This will be a very long procedure !
The problem is to identify the original pixels and separate them from the interpolated ones which are not to be used, if you're after the maximum resolution.
If you need white inside black it's easy to only use small patches black. Those people that don't have a 24" of even 44" wide printer have maybe access to A0 plotters, but those won't plot a completely black surface. A 70*100cm photoprint on foamcore is about 75euro's here, but I doubt they will print a completely black one for that price.
Another problem is lighting a complete black surface, I suppose it needs to be very evenly lit without reflections.
this sounds great, when will you have a trail version ready? what are you expecting the program to cost?
If you're keeping in mind that the majority of users isn't using DNG... I find it strange that you're not using the original RAW information because you record the complete color information...
Using DNG seems to be the most logical solution to me. The DNG is the original RAW information, just stored in a different format.
Deja, you are totally wrong. My read of that thread is that the initial "unofficial support" of the 7D didn't convert all of the metadata from the Canon RAW to DNG correctly, but the issue was fixed when Adobe updated Camera RAW and DNG Converter. The RAW image data was not affected, only the metadata. The sky isn't falling...
no, I am not and sky is in fact falling as usual - please read what I am referring to :was that PEF to DNG issue w/ DNG converter addressed by Adobe ?http://forums.dpreview.com/...forums/read....essage=32904790"...The program will not work with DNG files converted from PEF's by the current version of the Adobe DNG Converter application due to this program stripping out the necessary black masked-to-light photosites at the right and bottom borders of the sensor in landscape orientation which are used by the correction algorithm..."if the claim is correct then people who converted PEF to DNG lost in fact some "raw data", right ?---reply by the author of Rawnalyze ( http://www.cryptobola.com/PhotoBola/Rawnalyze.htm )That conversion of K20 PEF files is still erroneous (with 5.6). This is an example for the necessity to keep the original raw file: not only that the conversion is wrong, but it removes data from the "image" (the masked area). This should never happen.andThis attitude of Adobe we know it better what is useful and what is not comes up time and again. For example the masked area is removed from Nikon D90 and D300 files as well; although the pixel values of the image are black level corrected already, still that data should not be removed. The fact, that one doesn't know any usefulnes of that data is not the same that there can be no use of it.---Adobe DNG converter strips the raw data that can be used by other software (see the ref'd thread @ dpreview about the program written by GordonBGood for Pentax raw files @ high ISO).Do you object ? Does DNG converter irreversibly strips the data during conversion or not ? Very simple question.


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Amy has always been drawn to the sea, and is a coastal New Englander by happy accident of birth.
Her ancestors couldn't resist the lure of the sea either. They came from Ireland, Scotland, England, Sweden, and Hungary, following their fortunes, both good and bad, across the Atlantic to North America.
Here are their stories, and hers.