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Anyway, last summer as we were working in the backyard I discovered a few of the bricks that line the garden had inscriptions in them! A little water and brushing away of moss revealed some names!
Fuzzy could be ... well any kind of animal. Children pick unusual names. I had an enormous "tom" cat fondly called Buttercup. And my niece has a beagle named Seagle. My guess is Fuzzy Allen was a floppy eared rabbit.
I'm thinking of a rabbit... :) That's fluffy
I think Fuzzy was a dog.
My guess is that Fuzzy was a kitten. Thanks for the fun.
Your post was so interesting...really enjoyed it.
Cool story!!! I love history like that!! It's so cute with their names. We put the girls hand prints, initials and dates in the sidewalk between the driveway and garage when we were building our house. I wonder if someone will wonder about those some day??? I think Fuzzy was a bear. LOL! :-)
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I think Fuzzy & Wuzzy were Rabbits.
Oh Candace....though our cement stone at mom and dad's home isn't near as old it is always so fun to see our names scratched out in the cement when I visit. I'm really thinking a rabbit on this one.
I think Fuzzy was the cat.
I agree with most of the other comments that Fuzzy was a bunny.
This old rhyme keeps coming to mind, "Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear. Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair! Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn't fuzzy, was he!!" LOL!!
My guess would be a hamster.
I would say a bunny. Great story, have a wonderful week-end! Hugs!!
I'm guessing that Fuzzy & Wuzzy were baby Chicks, because when I was a child back in the sixties we received pastel colored baby chicks at Easter time. Then when their feathers started growing in we gave them to a Framer friend.
My guess would be a baby chick. So sweet and fuzzy arriving just in time for Easter.
I'm thinking baby chicks. That used to be pretty popular for an Easter pet.
How fun to get a peak at past history of your place! That's just terrific.
I think Fuzzy was a baby duck!
I'm going to guess a hamster/gerbil?
Love the story about your house and so happy to see that you left the bricks where they were. I'm sure Catherine enjoyed coming back to seeing her childhood home and she couldn't have better people to visit!
Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear, fuzzy wuzzy had no hair. Fuzzy wasn't fuzzy, was he? This brought back a memory from long ago. What a generous give-away. Thank you. I really like your blog.
I'll guess Fuzzy was a chick...chicks and ducks were traditional easter gifts back then...my kids would have loved that!
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I have to agree with the masses...Fuzzy and Wuzzy were Easter rabbits.
I love stories like the one you told today. Thanks for sharing.
I believe Fuzzy Allen was a rabbit. :-)
I think Fuzzy was a baby chick. Your story is straight out of "If Walls Could Talk" Love it!
HOP HOP HOP goes Fuzzy and Wuzzy LOL
I absolutely LOVE this post Candace. How fun to meet someone from "back then".
When Scott and I lived in Skiatook, OK...the same thing happened to us.
The couple that once lived on the ten acres we lived on - IN A BARN (no kidding) showed up. They were SO scared to drive up our long driveway but you know me, no problem. Her Dad had won the same property (and house now turned barn) in a POKER GAME. They brought pictures for us and we talked for the afternoon...so much fun.
I just love stories like this.
Thank you for sharing.
I'm guessing a chick?
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I think fuzzy was a bunny
I'm going with a rabbit :) Does the brick say "Fluff" under the word "Fuzzy" too?
Fuzzy was a soft yellow baby chicken- not the usual peep we got on Easter.
My guess is fuzzy was a baby chick
I am thinking fuzzy and wuzzy were soft baby chicks.
Great story, it must have been interesting for her to see her old home again. - Because Wuzzy didn't live long I think they both were baby chickens.
Since it was Easter, my first thought was chickens, but that seems unlikely, so I'm going to guess that they were rabbits. rabbits.
I'm going to guess a chick. Growing up, they were the Easter Prize!
I think Fuzzy was a darling Easter bunny.
I think I will go with bunny... Allen is probably their last name...
I would guess that Fuzzy was a bunny....so nice that you met Catherine and know more of your homes history.
Hi, I think Fuzzy & Wuzzy were Easter chicks. What a wonderful story. It must have been so nice for both of you to meet. ;>
What a great story! I think Fuzzy was a bunny, but I guess he could have been a baby chick.
Since Catherine got the animals at Easter, I think Fuzzy and Wuzzy were rabbits.
What a neat find & the article was fun to read. I believe that Catherine got 2 chicks for Easter. It was a popular gift back in the day.
Love the names.
Could Fuzzy have possibly been a little Easter chick? That would have been the perfect name for a soft, "fuzzy" little chick. Karla
Fuzzy Wuz a Chick! Wuzzn't "she?"
A Bunny! What a wonderful story, thanks for sharing.
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I never thought to simmer down maple syrup until it turns thick, viscous, and extremely maple-y until I made Bill Yosses's maple ice cream recipe. Yosses, the pastry chef at the White House and a good friend of mine (we wrote a cookbook together), reduces the syrup to eliminate as much of the water as possible, which gives the smoothest, silkiest textured ice cream imaginable, with an intense maple flavor. He also recommends reducing maple syrup for any recipe in which you want an extremely vibrant maple character.
After trying his amazing ice cream recipe, I began to think about what else might benefit from reduced maple syrup's profound caramel sweetness, and came up with pecan pie recipe. The problem with most maple pecan pies is that the maple becomes shy and quiet in the company of all those assertive toasted nuts. Simmering down the syrup, I hoped, would help it hold its own. So I tried it and it worked beautifully, with the sweet maple in perfect balance with the nutty pecans. It became my go-to pecan pie technique for years.
Then one Thanksgiving, I decided to add a layer of complexity to the pecan pie by infusing whole spices into the maple syrup while it was simmering. I chose star anise because I thought the sharp, woodsy fennel flavor would add an unexpected nuance to the classic combination of maple and nuts. That's just what happened. My pie was warm and licorice-y from the anise, toasty from the roasted pecans, and as syrupy, sugary, and toothachingly sweet as a proper pecan pie should be. I wouldn't have it any other way, though a dollop of crème fraîche tempers the gooey filling without compromising its integrity.–Melissa Clark
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What a nifty little trick–simmer maple syrup until almost tarry in color and consistency, steep it with spice, and rely on it to infuse baked goods with a ridiculously intense maple-y essence. You'll never look at a pecan pie recipe the same way again. Although quite perfect as-is, this pie did inspire Melissa Clark to ponder a few additional tricks and techniques. Below, her optional suggestions…
Mapley Goodness If you can get Grade B maple syrup, which has a fuller, richer flavor than the usual Grade A stuff, your pie will be even more maple-y. That's what I use.
Not Partial to Pecans? Toasted cashews would be a really nice, buttery, soft substitute for the pecans.
Sissy When It Comes to Spicy If you want to skip the star anise, go right ahead. You'll be left with a stellar, simpler, and more traditional pie with an excellent, deep maple flavor.
Ooooh Now We're Talking… Sometimes I like to drizzle melted extra-bitter (72 percent) chocolate all over the top of the pie. It helps cut the sweetness and adds chocolate, which never hurts anything.
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- Quick Glance
- Makes one 9-inch pie
- For the crust
- 1 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 10 tablespoons unsalted butter, chilled and cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 2 to 5 tablespoons ice water
- For the pecan pie filling
- 1 cup maple syrup
- 1/2 cup Demerara or raw sugar
- 8 whole star anise
- 2 cups pecan halves
- 3 large eggs
- 4 tablespoons (1/2 stick) unsalted butter, melted
- 2 tablespoons dark aged rum
- 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- Whipped crème fraîche, for serving
- Make the crust
- 1. In a food processor, briefly pulse together the flour and salt. Add the butter and pulse until the mixture forms lima bean–size pieces, maybe three to five 1-second pulses. Add the ice water, 1 tablespoon at a time, and pulse until the mixture is just moist enough to hold together. Form the dough into a ball, wrap with plastic, and flatten into a disc. Refrigerate at least 1 hour or up to 1 week before rolling out and baking it. (You can freeze the dough for up to 4 months.)
- 2. On a lightly floured surface, roll out the piecrust to a 12-inch circle. Transfer the crust to a 9-inch pie plate. Fold over any excess dough, then crimp as decoratively as you can manage.
- 3. Prick the crust all over with a fork. Freeze the crust for 15 minutes or refrigerate for 30 minutes.
- 4. Preheat the oven to 400°F (204°C).
- 5. Cover the crust with aluminum foil and fill with pie weights (you can use pennies, rice, or dried beans for this; I use pennies). Bake for 20 minutes; remove the foil and weights and bake until pale golden, about 5 minutes more. Cool on a rack until needed.
- Make the pecan pie filling
- 6. In a medium saucepan over medium-high heat, bring the maple syrup, sugar, and star anise to a boil. Reduce to a simmer and cook until the mixture is very thick, all the sugar has dissolved, and the syrup measures 1 cup, 15 to 20 minutes. Remove from the heat and let sit for 1 hour for the anise to infuse.
- 7. While the syrup is infusing, toast the nuts. Preheat the oven to 325°F (163°C). Spread the pecans out on a baking sheet and toast them in the oven until they start to smell nutty, about 12 minutes. Transfer to a wire rack to cool.
- 8. Remove the star anise from the syrup. Warm the syrup if necessary to make it pourable but not hot (you can pop it in the microwave for a few seconds if you've moved it to a measuring cup). In a medium bowl, whisk together the syrup mixture, eggs, melted butter, rum, and salt. Fold in the pecan halves. Place the crust on a foil-lined rimmed baking sheet and then pour the filling into the crust. Bake until the pecan pie is firm to the touch but jiggles slightly when moved, 35 to 40 minutes. Let cool to room temperature before serving with whipped crème fraîche.
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"… The nose is full of clean oak and rye spice with obvious notes of fresh grain and straw accompanying the spice. As the glass sits, orange peel and citrus fruit notes begin to climb out of the glass as well as some fresh ginger and coriander spice. There is also a firm underlying sweetness which reminds me of cotton candy and marshmallows …"
I provided two nice recipes for the Chinook Signature Rye Whisky at the conclusion of my review, the Hippodrome, and the Soft Touch. Please enjoy my review and the provided recipes as well as the nice weather we are having this weekend!


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Automatic Data Processing, the Roseland, N.J., provider of payroll and other HR services with $10.7 billion in 2011 revenue, named Jan Siegmund CFO. Siegmund, 48, pictured at right, replaces Christopher Reidy, ADP's CFO since 2006, who is leaving the company. Siegmund has served as ADP's chief strategy officer since 2009 and president of its added value services division since 2007. He joined ADP in 1999 as vice president of corporate strategy, and since then also served as corporate vice president of strategic development and senior vice president of strategic development for ADP's brokerage services group. Prior to joining ADP, he worked at McKinsey & Co. for six years.
Visteon, an $8.1 billion automotive supplier in Van Buren Township, Mich., named Jeffrey Stafeil CFO and executive vice president. Stafeil, 42, succeeds Martin Welch, who stepped down in October. Michael Widgren, the company's corporate controller, chief accounting officer and vice president, had served as interim CFO. Stafeil joins Visteon from Dura Automotive Systems, where he had been CEO since 2010 and earlier served as CFO. Prior to joining Dura, Stafeil was CFO at Klöckner Pentaplast Group and Metaldyne. Earlier in his career, he worked at Booz Allen and Hamilton, Peterson Consulting and Ernst & Young.
Owens-Illinois, a $7.4 billion manufacturer of glass containers in Perrysburg, Ohio, named Juan Amezquita treasurer. He succeeds Kay Neel, who left the company. Amezquita, 44, at right, has served as the company's assistant treasurer since 2010. Since joining Owens-Illinois in 2005 as treasurer of O-I Peldar, its joint venture in Colombia, he has worked for the company in Latin America and North America.
Canadian Pacific Railway, a $4.9 billion railroad based in Calgary, Alberta, named Brian Grassby CFO and senior vice president. Grassby, pictured at left, replaces Kathryn McQuade, the company's CFO since 2008, who is retiring. Grassby has served as the company's vice president and comptroller since joining Canadian Pacific in 2001.
Kforce, the Tampa, Fla.-based staffing company with $1.1 billion in 2011 revenue, named David Kelly CFO. He succeeds Joseph Liberatore, the company's CFO since 2004, who was promoted to president. Kelly, 47, pictured at right, has served as Kforce's senior vice president of finance and accounting since 2009 and has been corporate assistant secretary since 2010. He has also served as chief accounting officer, after joining the company in 2000 as group finance officer for the technology solutions practice. Prior to joining Kforce, Kelly was treasury director at Komatsu America and worked at Selkirk Financial Technologies.
Republic Airways, an Indianapolis-based company that operates Frontier Airlines, Chatauqua Airlines and Republic Airlines, appointed its corporate controller, Joe Allman, as its treasurer and vice president of financial planning and analysis. Ryan Willman will succeed Allman as corporate controller and vice president. Allman has served as controller at $2.86 billion Republic since 2009. Prior to joining the company as director of finance in 2007, he worked at the accounting firms of London Witte Group and Deloitte & Touche. Willman joins Republic from BrightPoint Americas, where he was controller and vice president.


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Do you know what it feels like to hop in a C6 ZO6 Corvette, strap yourself in, summon the massive horsepower with your right food, and aggressively "finesse" your way around the famous Watkins Glenn International road course? I sure don't, but Dave Brooks does. He spends a few weekends a year at "The Glen" exercising his right to beat on his late-model hot rod with his local SCCA chapter at the same track NASCAR's "good ol' boys" call home every August.
While Dave was getting his g-force fix behind the wheel of the 'Vette, he had some great memories of a white '67 Camaro he had back in high school running through his head. The thoughts were persistent and often—somewhat nagging, if you will. It got to the point where he decided to give in and build one. But this car would be "slightly" different than the one yanking on his brain from his high school days—one that he'd be able to drive on the street and could handle on a road course or autocross similar to his 'Vette.
Iheard about Schwartz Performance making full frames for first-gen Camaros that could pull 1.08 g's on a skidpad," reflects Dave. "I also remember Jeff Schwartz building an '82 Cadillac Fleetwood that would run with Vipers and Corvettes around the track."
In order to find a project car, Dave did the typical online search (we've all done it … once) and was swayed by a "perfect, no rust" convertible that was basking in the desert sun of Bullhead City, Arizona. Ah, an Arizona car; it's probably in great shape with no rust, right? Wrong.
Jeff Schwartz remembers it like this: "Dave bought the '67 sight unseen and shipped it directly to us for a body-off restoration, and to slip one of our F-body chassis under it. Unfortunately, the floors and trunk had been replaced, and the work was not done very well. They were lightly tacked-welded in and had been silicone sealed over welds. Apparently, the car had twisted and moved when the floors were out because none of the doors and windows lined up. Neither did the hood or deck lid. This car was a total mess."
Jeff called Dave to inform him the car he'd purchased was, for the most part, a worthless carcass. So instead of trying to resuscitate the deformed and crusty shell, both realized the better way to go would be to just order up a new Dynacorn body from Year One and trash the skeletal remains of the "Bullhead City rust bucket."
The Schwartz gang got started on the fresh skin, mini-tubbed it and mounted it to their fully upgraded F-body chassis. The car was finally under way.
With Schwartz taking charge, a GM LS3 would be the bullet of choice. Armed with mostly off-the-shelf GM internals, a Lunati crank and COMP hydraulic roller camshaft featuring a Schwartz custom grind, provide the necessary horsepower bump in the higher rpm range.
Running the stock intake, a set of black ceramic-coated Schwartz 1⅞-inch long-tube headers dump the spent fuel into a custom bent crossover exhaust system, which finishes off into a SLP Loudmouth 2 ensemble.
Schwartz estimates the effort to come in at 550 hp at 6,400 rpm and 450 lb-ft at 5,200 rpm. Not considered monstrous in today's world of big horsepower LS concoctions, but certainly enough to motivate the ragtop around "The Glen" in a jiffy. It would also provide Dave a reliable street machine for daily driving and long road trips.
A Fluidyne oil cooler tucked up front keeps the crude in check, while a BeCool aluminum radiator chills the juices throughout. A Vintage Air Gen IV A/C system and Powermaster 120 amp alternator share a ride on the Schwartz billet serpentine drive system. And the unique firewall crossbrace—Schwartz fabbed that up, too.
A car that's enlisted for road course or autocross duty benefits from a manual transmission, so a Temec T56 got the nod but only after the crew at RPM Transmissions provided their Level 5 upgrade. A Winters 9-inch rearend stuffed with 3.70:1 cogs and a Moser third member make certain the 'vert stays planted and intact off the launch pad.
Racing a late-model Z06 on a road course is a shot in the arm, for sure. It's a performance car of high expectations, but Dave was also looking forward to the experience of taking a vintage muscle car through the same challenges as his 'Vette. To meet his high-end cornering expectations, the aforementioned Schwartz chassis was fitted with 2-inch drop spindles along with tubular A-arms up front. With the four-bar coilover suspension bringing down the rear 2 inches, the stage was set but not completed until the QA1 double adjustable shocks were mounted on all four corners.
Slid behind the Forgeline SS3P wheels (18x9 front, 18x12.5 rear) the quadruple helping of 14-inch Wilwood plates manage a sincere stopping arrangement and award Dave steeper speeds going into the corners. Michelin PS2 rubber (255/35-18 front, 335/30-18 rear) confirms the juiced suspension works to the top its abilities.
As with most cars of the Pro Touring scene, a race-inspired theme is heavily pronounced throughout the driver's quarters. Sparco leather-covered seats offer a comfort zone for the pilot and passenger, while the R.J.S. five-point harness provide a secure strategy. The cockpit's racing inspiration continues with the Autometer gauges, B&M shifter, and custom console. A Schwartz six-point rollcage offers the necessary safety measures with an additional dose of chassis stiffness. Those are Year One door panels, with fresh glass provided by NPD.
Schwartz Performance prepped the fresh sheetmetal while Chad Ruff splashed on the PPG Marina Blue pigment and Mark Turner applied the white stripe package. Motorsports Powder Coating matched the paint and managed the final touches to what has developed into a first-gen convertible that's mellow enough for everyday street driving or weekend fun ripping up the turns at any road course or autocross.
It's yet to be determined weather or not Dave's beautiful convertible is capable of keeping up with his Corvette at the track, but without a doubt, this powerful Camaro will have no problem keeping up the the Jones,' or any other family's hot rod roaming his hometown streets of Buffalo, New York.
Apparently, the car had twisted and moved when the floors were out because none of the doors and windows lined up. Neither did the hood or deck lid. This car was a total mess."


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Did you know you to can help contributing to MythTV?
You to can help by contributing to MythTV development and documentation. Besides developers we need people to work on manuals and documentation, layout and design, wiki pages or translations. Join us making MythTV even beter than it already is.
Everyone has one or more skills to help improving MythTV. You just have to remember that MythTV is a combination of technical and non-technical efforts. Independent from your skills, there is always something you can do to help make MythTV even beter than it is right now.
Look at the summary below and choose how you can help best.
- 1 Things you can do to help
- 1.1 Improving the manual
- 1.2 Mainaining the Wiki (this site)
- 1.3 Improve the screenshots page
- 1.4 Promoting MythTV (Bring MythTV to the rest of us
- 1.5 internationalizing/translating
- 1.6 Testing MythTV
- 1.7 Creating and improving MythTV themes
- 1.8 Building plugins
- 1.9 Developer documentation
- 1.10 Software developing
Things you can do to help
Improving the manual
Required skills: non technical
The user manual helps people to start and work with MythTV. There's a project underway to create a User Manual which is starting to pick up steam. If you know something about MythTV, you can help extending and updating the manual. You can find the manual here.
The manual is available via the wiki pages, if you are not familiar with using a wiki than you can learn it in no-time here
Mainaining the Wiki (this site)
Required skills: non technical
If you are not familiar with using a wiki than you can learn it in no-time here.
Of course, you can help writing and editing material right here on the Wiki.
- Help completing pages that are marked incomplete. You can find an complete list of this here.
- Review and update existing pages
- Look around and improve the wiki structure. By improving the Structure you help people finding the right information and makes or easier to keep things simple, organized and up-to-date.
Improve the screenshots page
Required skills: non technical
The Screenshots page needs to be fleshed out, preferably illustrating the default theme as well as a couple of others, and at least one widescreen.
Promoting MythTV (Bring MythTV to the rest of us
Required skills: non technical, basic internet usage.
Help us bringing MythTV to the rest of us by writing articles, references, talking in forums, etc.
It's also a good idea to post MythTV in news groups as an HTPC or Mediacenter solution. A lot of people just don't know about the existence of MythTV and the possibilities.
Required skills: non technical, understands one or more languages
If you have language skills, you can work on internationalizing/translating the product. This is needed in the core system as well as the modules.
Testing MythTV
Required skills: non technical, some understanding of MythTV
Beta testing new features is always appreciated. One does not need to be a developer to pull code from SVN and compile it - but you do need to be aware that going to SVN code implies a certain responsibility on the user's part to debug their own problems, file useful bugreports, and be able to downgrade or upgrade accordingly to fix issues.
Creating and improving MythTV themes
Required skills: some technical knowlegde
If you are interested in creating a new theme, read the theme development guide section for how to get started.
Building plugins
Required skills: Light to heavy programming knowlegde
You can find more information about how you can build your own plug-in for MythTV (or convert and existing program)in the Plug-in_developers_guide
In general people find this a nice way to start developing on MythTV.
Developer documentation
Required skills: Some understanding of programming
Documentation often lags behind features. The mythtv-commits mailing list provides information on what has been coded into the system recently and updating documentation here or in the official docs on mythtv.org is a welcome contribution.
Software developing
Required skills: light to heavy understanding of programming
Off course there is enough software development to do. You can find out all about this in the Development guide. Variating from debugging, optimizing to developing new features.
Incomplete, needs to be expanded. Please help to fill the gaps or discuss the issue on the talk page


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A lovely journal page by Donna Downey can be seen in this video tutorial here.
Wendy Vecchi has another distress paint tutorial here.
Love this sweet album on Heidi Swapp's blog done by Maggie Massey. There are lots of details telling some of her tricks to make it in the link.


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There is a $25.00 fee for this course, which will be paid to the court where the case has been filed. That fee will help cover administration and web hosting, and help to keep the course current and up to date.
Once paid you will have unlimited access to this information. Upon successful completion of the course, a Certificate of Completion will be sent to you and the Court where the case has been filed.
Click here to go to the training site
Rule 54, adopted early in June by the Supreme Court, requires a $25.00 fee to be paid for the course when a petition for Guardianship/Conservatorship is filed. That fee will help cover administration and web hosting, and help to keep the course current and up-to-date.
However, the fee is only required to be paid by or on behalf of those who seek to be actually appointed in a given case to serve as a Guardian and/or a Conservator and who will thus need a certificate of completion to verify compliance with Rule 54.
The fee is not required of anyone else who wishes to access and even take the course. If you don't have an applicable case number or a receipt number, the information below will help you register.
1. When the initial screen for the course comes up, please follow these simple steps to register and get into the actual course:
3. You will then see three tabs. To Register, click on "Create New Account" tab.
4. Fill in your name, email address, select a password and confirm it, select BOTH courses by following the simple instructions (Use "Ctrl" key and click over each course separately).
5. In the "Court Info" section, when it calls for "Case Number", type in the word "test".
6. When it asks for "Petitioner Receipt", type in the word "authorized".
7. When asked for county, you should use your own but it doesn't really matter. Those who are just "exploring" the course are not being "tracked" by the web host. However, noting the proper county will be very important when a prospective appointee is registering since this records the county to which the report of the participant's completion of the course will be reported.
8. Then just click "Create new account" and you will be taken to the intro to the course.
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Olivia Palermo, our June/July cover girl, is a fashion icon, e-commerce entrepreneur, and one of the most stunning brides-to-be ever. Need proof? Just check out our new issue (on newsstands now!) to see the star model gorgeous wedding dresses — from Marchesa, Elie Saab, Monique Lhuillier, and more — like a pro.
Luckily, we're giving you an exclusive first look at the shoot with a few outtakes you won't see anywhere else.
Along with modeling aisle-ready designs, Olivia dropped some hints about her own wedding-day look. She reveals she's open to pulling a Kate Middleton and slipping into a second dress for her reception. "I'm totally into the idea!" she exclusively tells Brides. "I don't think it has to be over-the-top, but I think it is fun for the different phases of the wedding."
As for her big-day beauty look, she'll count on one of her close confidantes to ensure she looks as fresh-faced and elegant as she does on our cover. "I have a small list of people I work with, and they do an amazing job, so I'm sure one of them will help me," the star says.
There's also one other person that can take the reigns in the makeup chair if necessary. "Or, I can do it myself — even better! I do all my own hair and make up myself every day." She can make herself look that gorgeous on her own? Unreal!
Click through to see even more exclusive outtakes from our cover shoot. And for more with Olivia, be sure to pick up the new issue of Brides on newsstands now!
Silk-mesh-organza dress, price upon request, Marchesa; Wool-crepe jacket, $1,350, Marcelo Giacobbe; Diamond earring, Van Cleef & Arpels; White and gold diamond bracelet, Cartier


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There are approximately 500 known mycotoxins, and interactions between toxins can often make diagnosis difficult. Making matters even more complicated, the presence of masked mycotoxins in animal feed can lead to an underestimation of certain mycotoxins by up to 88 percent, thus explaining why analyzed feeds showing low levels of mycotoxins can still cause problems on-farm.
However, in the field of mycotoxin research, we've come a long way. That was the common theme among many of the world-renowned expert presenters at Alltech's first annual North America Mycotoxin Management Summit in Lexington, Ky., August 4-5. More than 65 industry members attended "Making Sense of the Maze... New Strategies for Old Problems," where attendees discovered just how far mycotoxin research and analysis has come; and how far Alltech has taken it globally through their Mycotoxin Management Program.
"In the last two decades, advances in technology have altered our view of mycotoxin issues in the food chain. We now know it is a mycotoxin complex, and we have a better understanding of the physiological and pathological effects of mycotoxins" said Dr. Karl Dawson, chief scientific officer at Alltech.
In his presentation, "Mycotoxin Research, 20 Years and What Have We Learned," Dawson discussed how researchers are now able to detect a greater number of mycotoxins with the use of LC-MS/MS methodology (Alltech's 37+ Program); can provide a risk assessment based on the mycotoxins that are found as they relate to the particular species being fed; and determine the correct mitigation strategy through balanced nutrition and the development of functional carbohydrates.
In addition to increased detection and assessment in the laboratory, researchers have also identified more risk factors at the farm level. According to Randy Asher, Animal Science Consulting, conditions such as stress (environmental, overcrowding, comfort), disease, diet and stray voltage can magnify a mycotoxin problem. There at least 16 contributing factors for low feed intake and no less than 13 parameters to consider for low milk production. Mycotoxins are only listed once on each of these lists; however, it is important to understand how these toxins might impact other factors in such a way that symptoms can be misleading.
"We are working with a big petri dish for fungal organisms. Know what you are actually dealing with. Troubleshoot. It is easy to blame a lot of things on mycotoxins, but we could have mycotoxins working with a lot of other conditions on the farm," Asher said.
Johanna Fink-Gremmels, Utrecht University, echoed Asher's comments as she pointed out that mycotoxins continue to be a concern for both animals and humans. Aflatoxins, the most prevalent mycotoxins worldwide, can impair the cow's liver function and immune system, which can lead to production losses and an increased prevalence of disease. The industry is also seeing increased levels of aflatoxin getting into the milk supply. In February, the European Union closed 3,500 dairy farms for days while awaiting analytical results, after finding a high prevalence of milk exceeding the legal limit for aflatoxins.
"On the global scale we have to learn we need to deal with mycotoxins. We will never get rid of them. We have to be prepared that the sudden incidence of mycotoxins in grains will not be infrequent," Fink-Gremmels said.
Preparation is key as many of the speakers touched upon the necessity for producers and feed mills to implement a mycotoxin management program utilizing Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HAACP)-based principles. The industry needs to understand pre- and post- harvest mycotoxin contamination and identify hazards as well as potential control points for mitigation.
"It's important to do our best to diagnose the challenge. When we are talking to producers, people want to know what is going on so they can be more confident in making decisions. If they don't have a mycotoxin management program in place or are not looking at it holistically, they will have an issue," said Nick Adams, global sales director of Alltech's Mycotoxin Management Team. "When all is said and done, mycotoxins are going to be with us, and having that final solution in the diet is critical to mitigate the problem to the animal."
An entire track will be dedicated to mycotoxins at GLIMPSE 2020: the 29th Annual Alltech International Symposium in Lexington, Ky., May 19-22.
The Mycotoxins and Much More track includes:
- Risk Assessment Today Versus Analysis: A Case of the Cart before the Horse?
- Rethinking Regulatory Standards: Can this be Analytically-Based Only?
- Mycotoxins: The Global Picture
- Risk, Remediation and Solution: Mycotoxin Management
- Where Mycotoxins are Taking Us: Species by Species
- Seven Years from Now: Will the level of mycotoxins allowed in feed and food be strictly regulated?
Registration for Alltech's 29th Annual International Symposium is open now and available for an early discount price of $599 until April 25 at 11:59 p.m. EST. Standard registration after April 25 will be $850. Two paid registrations from a single company or organization will receive a third registration free of charge. Delegates who are members of ARPAS and AAVSB can also earn CEUs.
Attendees are encouraged to register early as space is limited. Of the nearly 3,000 international delegates who attended the 2012 Alltech International Symposium, 97 percent indicated that they plan to attend again.


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General Student Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ's: General Student Questions
I am thinking about attending school for the first time or returning after a long hiatus, will I be the only one?
Absolutely not! While most people associate college with young adults, we have over 1800 students who are over the age of 25, more than 500 of those students are over age 40. All this equates to one in three students who attend MVCC are over the age of 25!
I was not a successful student in high school or when I previously attended school quite some time ago, will I be able to do the level of work college requires?
We understand that past performance does not always predict future outcomes. Most adults who return/begin school at a later date are focused and motivated toward a specific obtainable goal. These factors alone make a world of difference to students' academic progress. If students find themselves struggling, there are a variety of supports on campus to assist you such as your professors, the Learning Center, tutors, and the Adult Learner Services office.
I attended college previously at MVCC, does my GPA still count?
If you take classes at any college and return to the same institution years later, your GPA remains intact. Your previous GPA may impact your financial aid eligibility however; there are ways in which to raise your overall GPA and Adult Learner Services will be happy to discuss this with you.
I have a lot of anxiety when it comes to Math, are there supports on campus to assist me with this?
You are not alone! Math at any age can be a challenge. MVCC's Learning Commons has a dedicated space called the Math Lab where students can receive extra assistance with their questions. Study groups and both professional and peer tutors are also available to students free of charge through the Learning Center.
I am looking for a program that allows me to do hands on training without a lot of extra classes. Does MVCC offer anything like this?
MVCC's certificate programs allow students to gain valuable knowledge in over 30 specific areas. Certificates help students obtain necessary skills in their desired field of study and prepare them for swift entry/re-entry into the workforce. These concentrated offerings typically do not include general liberal arts and sciences classes unless they are imperative for success.
What type of funding is available to help me pay for my education at MVCC?
Those students who wish to obtain a college education may be eligible for financial aid. Financial aid consists of both grants and loans. Grants are those monies allocated to your education that you do not have to pay back. Loans are pools of money that you may qualify for but that you must pay back starting 6 months after your have either completed your education or stopped attending. Your income taxes are used to determine if you are able to receive any financial assistance. To learn more about financial aid, please refer to the Financial Aid portion of our website.
It should also be noted that scholarships from various places are available for students. There are literally thousands of groups, organizations, and institutions that offer scholarships to students.
What happens if I miss class due to a family or work situation?
Most classes have an attendance policy. Should a situation arise in which you cannot attend class it's important for you to notify your instructor as soon as possible. The onus is on you to communicate with them and make-up any missed material/coursework. Most instructors are willing to assist you if take responsibility for your education.
I want to keep working while I attend school, should I be a full time or part time student?
While students have the option to attend classes as they see fit, it is considered more academically sound for those students who work full time to attend school part-time. Having said this, we realize that there is no one size fits all solution to education so we would be happy to discuss your individual needs with you.
Can I complete a degree by taking all evening or online classes?
The ability exists for students to combine traditional classes with online classes to complete their coursework. As we continue to expand our online offerings, more degrees and certificates will be available to complete through these methods.
How do I know if online learning is for me?
Online learning requires students to be self motivated, have a reliable internet connection, have good time management skills, have the ability to learn independently, read and comprehend course materials, and feel comfortable with internet browsing and general computer skills such as emails, word processing, and attachments. Complete an assessment now!
I am the first of my family to go to college and I do not have a lot of support. Is there someone I can talk to that will understand my situation as an adult student?
Adult Leaner Services understands and is here to support you in whatever capacity we can. We can connect you to a myriad of other services on and off campus to provide you with whatever support you may need as a student here on campus from academics to personal counseling.
I am interested in a specific career field/job title. How do I find out which certificate, degree, or non-credit program I should enroll in?
Adult Learner Services, Career Services, and faculty are all great resources on campus to help you in your educational goals. If you are unsure what kind of training is right for you, we suggest making an appointment to discuss your plans with us.
Can I earn credit for my life or military experience?
Yes, college credit can be earned through life and military experience. Evaluations are done on a case by case basis and are initiated by the student after they have been accepted into the college. The individuals who are responsible for evaluating credits will be happy to discuss various options with you.
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AMD's 'R600' benchmarked on web
Card slips out, website tests it
How will AMD's upcoming ATI Radeon HD 2900 XT perform. Pretty darn quickly, it would seem, if preliminary tests posted on the web ahead of the troubled chip maker's official release date prove correct.
Website DailyTech put the as-yet-unannounced GPU up against Nvidia's rival part, the GeForce 8800 GTS. The 2900 XT has 512MB of 1.65GHz GDDR 3 memory sitting on a 512-bit bus; the 8800GTS uses GDDR 3 too, but over a 1.6GHz, 320-bit bus. It has more memory than the AMD board: 640MB.
The tests were carried out in a system comprising a four-core Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6700, Intel D975XBX2 mobo and 2GB of 800MHz DDR 2 memory.
The winner: AMD - just.
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Frames per second - longer bars are better
Data courtesy DailyTech
So, slight gains in most current games - Half-life 2 gave an unexpected result, which is why we're not including it here. 3DMark06, however, gave the AMD chip a 16.4 per cent performance lead:
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The Kuat Vagabond Roof Rack is a pretty simple piece of gear, but that's why it's so awesome. You can attach it to any factory bars, and Kuat made it from tough powder-coated steel that can withstand heavy loads and bad weather. A plethora of tie-downs means you won't have to constantly watch the rearview mirror to make sure your gear isn't strewn across the highway, and Kuat even integrated two skewer mounts into the front of the rack, so you can throw your bikes up on the roof with the cooler to open up even more space in the car.
- Powder-coated steel
- Multiple tie-down points
- Two integrated skewer mounts
- Item #KUA0012
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Versatile rack that is light on the wallet
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
The versatility of the Kuat Vagabond cannot be beat! I've used it for quite a few mountain biking trips. Holds two bikes easily. The skewer mounts actually work great with thru axle mountain bikes. Just use a 135mm rear QR to secure the fork, then the included tie downs to secure the rear tire. Holds two large plastic totes for road trips and car camping no problem.
Installation is pretty straightforward but time consuming. Only tools required is a hex that is included. There is a total of 8 hand nuts that have to be carefully tightened by hand. The windscreen is a bit easier, but be sure not to overtighten and crack the plastic mounts.
The huge advantage of the Vagabond over Thule and Yakima racks is that no specialty crossbars or mounting kits are required. All you need is a vehicle with two cross bars. Attached with no issues to the stock roof system on my Ford Explorer.
Great Rack, Killer Value, & a Pro Tip
Patience is the best tool when installing this rack. The threading on the painted u-bolts does makes it more labor intensive as Kuat provides lock nuts on the tightening lugs. It isn't hard - it just takes awhile.
Other than that I've got zero complaints. I combined this with the Yakima spare tire carrier - which required two new holes to be drilled into the mounting plate to work with the Kuat bar spacing but works perfect.
Currently the limited edition camo rack is still available - it's $105 cheaper than the black rack, this is the rack I bought. The camo print is just a vinyl sticker on one side with the backside having the Kuat "u" logo. Peel the sticker off and voila - you've got the black rack!
Size wise this is equivalent to the Yakima Mega Load Warrior.
Cool rack, great price
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Cool rack at a great price, mounted up perfect on a Volvo XC70 without issue. The bolts are coated, so initial threading is a little difficult, but overall easy to install. QR mounts limit you to essentially road bikes only which will limit some.
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I love this rack. It is the perfect size for my double cab Tacoma. It was easy to install, however the U-bolts are completely painted over, and if you've ever tried to thread a nut onto a bolt that is painted over, it makes it EXTREMELY difficult. I had to take the U-bolts by themselves and screw the fasteners on all the way down and back off. This scraped the paint off enough to make it possible to tighten down the basket to my roof racks. Once installed, this basket is great and I would recommend it!
One suggestion I would make to Kuat, would be to make the bike skewer mounts available in different sizes. The 9mm is not useful to me at all, but still a great cargo basket.
Feel free to reach directly out to me if you have any questions about cargo baskets or anything else on the site at all.
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we recently used our Burly Kuat rack. We have a 2010 VW Touraeg and it looks sharp up there. The rack itself is very easy to assemble and "grabs" right onto cross bars. We bought it and a rubberized gear bag to make more room for the 2 Aussies and new baby. Really pleased thus far with construction - although the wind scoop arrived broken - would definitely reccomend and hope it does not start rusting in our salt air...
Contact Kuat directly about the wind scoop and they will send you a new one -1-877-822-5828
Great Basket!
Big fan of the weight, accessibility and easy of assembly. Skewer mounts are highly functional and strapping rear tire down to the back of the cargo bar is a nice touch, great price as well!
It is a very nice basket my only complaint is that is does not have an antitheft system or lock. Very nice, not that much drag.
What is the max distance between the crossbars?
What is the weight capacity?
Hey Kyle - This rack has a 160 lb. capacity with bikes & gear. Feel free to contact me directly with any additional questions.
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Will this fit on a 2014 subaru impreza hatchback?
I am purchasing this for my 2014 STi Sedan - I removed my back spoiler though for appearance and fitment of things on my roof.
It will work with any crossbars, Subaru OEM, THULE bars, etc.
If I have a 29'er with a 15mm thru Axle will it work with the skewer/mounting system on this basket?
I ride a Diamondback Mason Fs, if that helps.
I think you will still need to have a converter for this, similar to most bike racks.
An example is the THULE - http://www.thule.com/en-us/us/products/carriers-and-racks/bike-carriers/bike-carrier-accessories/thule-thru-axle-adapter-15mm-53015-_-53015999
This rack fits 9mm skewers
Any accessories for this to mount a kayak?...
Any accessories for this to mount a kayak? I have a 2005 Honda Element and I will check the dimensions.
Depending on how you plan on carrying your yak, you've got a couple options.
Different companies make several different types of kayak carriers, including the saddles or rollers, and the J type rack (search "kayak rack" and look at the different options that pop up). These types have different attachment options and will most likely include a way to attach to the bars at the front and rear of the cargo rack. The problem you'll run into might be the front mount- it might be difficult to mount it because of the windscreen.
Another option would be to use foam blocks to protect the hull of your boats. They've got a groove or slit through the center so that they fit onto the rack, with a v across the top to help keep your boat resting on them.
Depending on your boat (poly, glass or carbon) and how far you travel, you could just throw the boat on top and strap it down. I've got poly boats and for the five mins it takes to get from my house to the put in, I just put them right on the rack- no special carrier required.
Hopefully some of this helps ya out.
Good Luck!
Considering the low profile, can a shovel...
Considering the low profile, can a shovel and jack be mounted without hitting the vehicle?
It all depends on how high your cross bars are off the roof of your rig. Even with the low profile design, the jack will have no problem fitting. The blade of the shovel is what will most likely cause the problem if there is any- which I doubt. Usually, you can put the mount a little closer to the top edge of the rack and the tilt the shovel in.
This is a pretty sweet rack, and if your asking about a jack and shovel, you've probably got a pretty sweet rig.
Good Luck, and hope this helped.
I don't quite get what is meant by "integrated...
I don't quite get what is meant by "integrated skewer mounts". I can't tell where they are on the basket. It seems to mean there are no cross bars needed for bikes. If not, where exactly would you mount a bike? Thanks.
The Skewer mounts are welded into the front of the basket, one on each side of the basket giving you plenty of room for clearance, awesome feature.
I've got a 1999 4 door Jeep Cherokee with...
I've got a 1999 4 door Jeep Cherokee with no OEM Rack. Does this come with gutter mounts?
This rack requires separately purchased cross-bars to mount on your vehicle.
The Vagabond Mounts to all factory & aftermarket cross bars, but does not come with Gutter Mounts, once you do get cross bars, the hardware is incredibly simple for installation. Hope this helps some, any more questions, post away!
Will this fit on my stock crossbars on my...
Will this fit on my stock crossbars on my 2005 Jeep grand cherokee?
The Vagabond mounts to all factory & aftermarket cross bars. I have it on my 2005 Chevy Equinox original cross bars.
Yes it includes the mounts needed to attach it to a roof rack.
Is this a one-piece unit?
Is this a one-piece unit?
It is 2 pieces in the box that easily fit together, simple, lightweight and super easy assembly. Crown bolts to the mount.
Can additional Fork Mounts be easily...
Can additional Fork Mounts be easily installed?
Would like to know if you can mount a ski...
Would like to know if you can mount a ski rack to this rack and what size skewers you need for the bike attachments? How does the rear tire mount?
What are the dimensions (length, width,...
What are the dimensions (length, width, height) of this bad boy?
And is it ready out of the box for two bikes or would you need to purchase additional hardware to mount the bikes?
What are the dimentions of this rack?
What are the dimentions of this rack?
Hey Dante, hope this helps!
Outside: 52.5" x 44" x 5"
Inside: 45.5" x 41.5" x 3.75" Up to 36" between cross bars
Max cross bar size: 4.5" wide x 1.75" thick
I want to see what this looks like on a...
I want to see what this looks like on a Nissan Xterra. How low profile is it?
Up to 3 feet between cross bars.
Max crossbar size-4.5 wide by 1.75 thick
Outside dims-52.5x44x5
Inside dims-45.5x41.5x3.75
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I always liked her goofy humor. People in the new media industry take themselves too seriously sometimes.
Erm hm. -cough- Let me have a go at it.
Glad to have you back Foiles.
I was more commenting on the fact that most people don't regard YouTube comments seriously as there's either a massive flame wars or general immaturity in the comments. My point is, its general knowledge that YouTube comments are a pretty horrible indicator of why people watch Lisa Foiles'(or anyone's)videos. Back when Lisa's Top 5 was on the Escapist before, the YouTube style immaturity was a lot less rampant on the Escapist forums, as I expect them to be this time around.
Skullgirls will have 3 characters, Infinity is out, friday is a holiday, enjoyed Kill Me, Baby! and Lisa is back.
Good week.
Best anime in years. For reals
Awesome, I missed Lisa, her Top Fives and her jumping around in tight tight t-shirts.
I need to watch that Monkey Island video again.
I'd much rather have Doraleous and Associates back :( shit was HILARIOUS!
This though? Just seems pandering and unimaginative. I agree with the Ashly Burch school of thought in that I can't take anyone seriously when they try to look hot.
This is great news. One of the reasons I became a regular, I don't care what anyone says I thought her Top 5's were some of the most imaginative and well put together, without taking itself too seriously. The nature of Top 5 lists is that they are boring and lack any kind of originality nowadays, but her presentation really picked it up for me. I mean, how can a bubbly blonde girl genuinely interested in games *not* make your day? (Unless you are a pathetic hater who doesn't agree with her lists and that gets you upset, in which case chill out man they're opinions)
...and there was much rejoicing!
Welcome Back Lisa! Really liked your show and glad to hear that you are coming back giving us more Top 5!
Welp, gonna go change my ringtone back to the "Ringtone Jam" from Comic Jumper in celebration.
Welcome back, Lisa Foiles.
Yay, this is awesome, been wanting this since she stopped doing them last time!!
If you never watched it and never will, then you're in no position to give feedback.
At least when I decided that Jimquistion pissed me off to no end, I had the decency to watch two episodes and periodically watch one every couple of months to see if it got better (it didn't).
Yeah, I had no use for this series before, and I don't now. SO much of the popularity seems to be less about content and more eye candy. If she did it in a format more like the Big Picture or ZP, I wonder if it would have the same following it does now.
Yaaaaaay! She's back!
no, you imagined this.
finally! i knew it would happen, it was just a matter of time. :)
I may possibly have squeed just a tiny ammount when I saw this.
It's not like I jumped around, pumping my arms in the air and yelling 'Yes! Yes! Yes!' or anything.
... honest.
First we get AoE 2 back, then Ducktales, now Lisa Foiles? 2013 is looking like a good year.
For real? You mean it? No fooling? We're not just being trolled due to our hatred of that other show?
And there was much rejoicing on this thread with the return of Lisa Foiles...
Even though I've more or less kept track of her stuff, I'm glad she's coming back to the Escapist. It's nice to have something that recognizes games don't have to be Serious Business all the time, and that we can celebrate the fun, goofy stuff about it without being overly negative. And Lisa was a lot more honest and enthusiastic than most presenters in that realm.
Ever notice her videos had about 100 times as many views as comments? And two to three times as many "Likes"? Maybe YouTube comments aren't a good metric for...well...anything, really.
Hmm. So has the Reconquista of The Escapist begun at last?
I am glad you are back but how come?
While she did support Extra Credits in a tweet (a bit of a juicy one, at that), which lends credence to the idea that she left in the wake of not being paid.
However, no official reason was given that I ever saw.
It's all water under the bridge now, though. I'm happy about it, I finally get to inject more Top 5s directly into my veins!
Thank goodness! No offense to the newer guys who were doing Top 5, but it just wasn't as entertaining.
Quick, everyone! Hands on your hips!
Who are you again? haha just kidding! Glad to see you're back, was missing your videos!
Woot! Next we want Doomsday Arcade back too!
It's like the best birthday present i could even imagine to have. :3
Eh, I always thought this show came off as cheap pandering with mediocre content, but at least it's better than that smosh crap or the ginx tv or whatever it was. I wish we could get some real shows back, like There will be Brawl or Doomsday Arcade.
Well this is genuinely good news. I'm not usually a big fan of top 5 videos but I can't deny that Lisa brought a certain charm that made them truly enjoyable to watch, especially with oft irreverent skits in-between.
Welcome back!
oh yeah... that existed... and now its back... yay?
Welcome Back Lisa :D
Give her all of Esqueda's shows as well.
It's nice that Lisa has finally found the time to come back to the Escapist
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That sounds simplistic today but back then it often worked—at least temporarily. The reason: manufacturers and users knew less about sealing, filtration, surface finished, alignment, etc., so circuits were plagued with sticking, jumping, and binding, that literally could be cured by increasing pressure. On the other hand, we also knew less about heat build-up in hydraulic systems and if heat-related warpage caused binding, more pressure could do permanent damage. In any case, higher pressure usually got equipment operating again to satisfy the production people. And when the pump eventually wore out prematurely, no one could remember who cranked up the pressure.
Over the years since then, we've learned to look for the cause of any extra resistive load and remove it. If anything, today we seek to run circuits at lower pressure — to cut down noise and pump wear while improving reliability and efficiency. But old habits are hard to break, particularly when you can change a relief valve setting in a few minutes, while troubleshooting a complete system can take all day or longer.
A case in point: Production asked us to design a small custom hydraulic machine, and for unexplained reasons, the designer decided to run it at 1500 psi. That meant our standard 1000-psi pump couldn't be used so we had to arrange a one-time purchase of a high-pressure pump and relief valve. No big deal — except someone else decided the high-pressure pump should have a 4000-psi rating and bought an accompanying 3000-psi relief valve. Because bigger numbers must be better, I suppose.
We assembled the machine, hooked it up, got it running, tuned it to the production requirements, and walked away. I almost forgot about it for a few months, then took a close look at it one day when I was back in that area. You guessed it. The guys on the floor had walked the pressure setting up to 3000 psi, and actually asked me how to push it up to 4000psi so they could use full pump capacity. Old habits die hard.