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Public Notice of Sale of Real Property by Political Subdivision pursuant to local Govt. Code #272.001(A) and invitation Bid
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- Published on 19 August 2009
- Written by Mount Vernon Optic-Herald
Pursuant to §272.001(a) of the Texas Local Government Code, Cypress Springs Special Utility District, a political subdivision of the State of Texas (hereafter "Seller") provides this public notice of real property and invitation to bid on real property owned by Seller.
1.The location and legal description of the property is as follows:
All that certain tract of land lying in the Wm. Blackston Survey, A-80, of Franklin County, Texas, and more fully described as follows:
BEGINNING at the Northwest Corner of Lot No. 1, Section I, of King's Country Subdivision, as recorded in Vol. "E", Page 60, of the Franklin County Surveyor's Records;
Thence South 130 feet along the WBL of Lot No. 1, Section I, to the Southwest Corner of said lot King's County Subdivision;
Thence in a westerly direction approximately 132 feet to a point on the EBL of the ROW of Highway 115 lying 130 feet South of the intersection of the EBL of Highway 115 and the SBL of the ROW for King's Country Blvd., of King's Country Subdivision;
Thence northerly 130 feet to a point being the intersection of the EBL of Highway 115 and the SBL of the ROW of King's Country Blvd., of King's Country Subdivision;
Thence east following the meandering of the SBL of the ROW of King's Country Blvd. to the Place of Beginning, the Northwest corner of Lot 1, Section 1, King's Country Subdivision, Franklin County, Texas.
II. General Bid Instructions/Procedures
2.1 All bidders must submit an original of their sealed bid to purchase the herein described real property addressed to Cypress Springs Special Utility District, Attention: Property Bid, prior to the response due date/time of 5:00 pm on September 21, 2009. Any bids received after that time and date shall not be accepted. No exceptions.
2.2 Cypress Springs Special Utility District will promptly review all properly submitted bids.
2.3 Each sealed bid shall include the legal name of the prospective purchaser and a statement whether the prospective purchaser is a sole proprietor, a partnership, or a corporation. If a corporation, the corporation shall also give the date of incorporation and have a corporate seal affixed.
2.4 Each sealed bid shall be signed by the person or persons legally authorized to bind the prospective purchaser to a contract.
2.5 Prospective purchasers, in their sealed bid, shall signify that they have read and understand all conditions concerning the site, as outlined in this invitation for bid and that their bid is made in accordance with the invitation to bid.
2.6 Questions regarding bid requirements should be addressed to Richard Zachary, Cypress Springs Special Utility District, P. O. Box 591, Mt. Vernon, Texas 75457.
2.7 Seller reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
2.8 A bid for less than $100,000.00 will not be considered.
III. Contents of the sealed bid
3.1 The sealed bid shall contain the price being offered for the purchase of this real property. The bid shall be for a cash sale. If a bidder intends to finance the sale, the bidder should have financing arranged in advance. No bid will be accepted that is subject to the Buyer's obtaining adequate financing.
3.2 The bid shall include proof of the bidder's financial ability to undertake said bid and shall include a timeline for completion of the sale.
IV. Negotiation and execution of contract
4.1 After acceptance of the highest and best bid, the successful bidder will be required to enter into an earnest money contract for the purchase of the property. The successful bidder shall deposit $1,000.00 with the Seller's escrow agent.
4.2 The contract for the sale (earnest money contract) will be executed only upon final approval by the Seller.
4.3 Said earnest money contract shall provide for a timely closing date, but no closing shall take place until after the 14th day after the second publication date of this notice. At closing, in addition to any additional terms as may be made a part of the said earnest money contract, the Seller shall deliver a Special Warranty Deed. Said deed shall provide that the property will be sold "as is, where is" with all faults. Seller has not made and specifically disclaims any warranties or representations of any kind or character, express or implied (exclusive of the Warranty of Title) with respect to the property, including but not limited to (1) the value, condition, merchantability, suitability, or fitness of the property for any particular purpose, (2) the manner of quality of construction or of the materials incorporated into the property, (3) the manner, quality or state of repair or lack of repair of any improvements. This provision shall be made a part and included in said special warranty deed.
4.4 The successful bidder/buyer shall pay all costs of sale ("closing costs"), except for preparation of the deed, the cost of an owner's policy of title insurance, and one-half of any escrow fee. Buyer's expenses shall include tax statements or certificates; one-half of any escrow fees charged by Escrow Agent; any survey of the property; all loan origination, discount, by-down and commitment fees (loan fees); loan application fees, credit reports, preparation of loan documents; interest on the note from the date of disbursement to one month prior to date of first monthly payment; recording fees, copies of easements and restrictions; mortgage title policy with endorsements required by lender; loan related inspection fees, costs to obtain, deliver, and record all documents; expenses and attorney's fees except for preparation of the deed.
Reservation of rights
5.1 Seller reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids as provided by the Texas local government code.
Please direct any questions regarding this bid or bid documents or requests to view the property to Richard Zachary, Cypress Springs Special Utility District, P. O. Box 592, Mt. Vernon, Texas 75457, telephone 903588-2081.
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Gillian Gordon - Conservation & Environment, Tropical Dry Forest Conservation in Costa Rica
As an almost University graduate, I found myself wanting to do something life-changing and pursue my dreams of travelling. For my first time travelling alone, I decided to research groups to travel and volunteer with. I found Projects Abroad on the internet and could tell by their website that it is a reputable and trust-worthy organisation. I have always had a strong interest in the environment and the dry-rainforest Conservation project sounded really interesting.
After signing up, the process began and I found Projects Abroad to be very helpful throughout my few months of preparation to my departure for Costa Rica. They provided me with numerous people to call if I had any problems, always returned my emails and sent me a lot of information in advance. They also set me up with my own online page to keep me organised and up to date with what had to be done before my trip.
Barra Honda National Park
Barra Honda National Park was amazing, to say the least. The place was so green and beautiful, with monkeys constantly jumping around the trees and iguanas scurrying across the grass. As someone who loves to camp, I was able to enjoy the living situation there. We slept in cabins with about four people to a room. We shared a bathroom that had only cold showers, but a cold shower was just what we needed after sweating all day from Costa Rica's August heat.
We had bunk-beds, which we covered with our mosquito nets (highly recommended!) because of creepy crawlies, like ants and even scorpions. At first I was anxious about the amount of wildlife that I was experiencing for the first time (I am not a huge fan of insects), but I adjusted quickly because I was so fascinated by everything.
Projects Abroad staff were extremely helpful and friendly and made everyone feel at home. I really enjoyed talking to many of them and they also taught me some Spanish. The food was also delicious and I always felt like I had enough to eat, rice and beans galore. I was really appreciative of how accommodating the park was to my diet, since I am a vegetarian. They respected that and always made a special dish for me.
The Conservation Project
I really loved the variety that the park offered each day in our projects. For example, one day I was working on a biology project creating a bio-digester and the next gathering information about the monkeys or marking transects throughout the forest. These tasks were somewhat labour intensive, which I liked because I felt like I was working hard towards something and making a difference. Work began each day at the same time and I was very happy to have a schedule.
All the projects began with a hike up the mountain to get into the forest, which was physically and mentally challenging due to the heat and conditions we were in. Although it felt like such an intense workout at the time, climbing that mountain everyday truly builds character and I can honestly say that it felt like an accomplishment! On that note, a good pair of hiking shoes is the best thing you can pack for this trip.
Meeting new people
I think my favourite part of my whole Projects Abroad experience was the people I met. I came to Costa Rica from Canada, not knowing who else would be there. I ended up meeting people around my age from different countries and because of the amount of time we spent together; we built strong friendships really quickly.
It made me realise how even though we are all so different and from different cultures and places in life, we are also similar in many ways. I met people with the same thirst for adventure as me and the same passion for the environment. I still keep in contact with some of the people I met and I now have friends to visit the next time I decide to travel overseas.
The term 'Pura Vida' that is used widely throughout Costa Rica, meaning 'pure life', is a perfect embodiment of what your stay will be like in Barra Honda. I can't think of a better way to spend my time than reading a book after a morning of hiking through the beautiful rainforest trails. My only regret is that I didn't stay longer. Two weeks was not enough time to fully soak in the experience and I would highly recommend staying for at least a month to see the result of your projects.
Barra Honda is what my heaven will look like. Pictures can't do it justice.
Gillian Gordon
Dit verhaal is een persoonlijke ervaring van een vrijwilliger op dit project en dus een momentopname. Houd er rekening mee dat jouw ervaring hiervan af kan wijken. Onze projecten veranderen constant, omdat we inspelen op de lokale behoefte en we voortborduren op de behaalde resultaten. Ook verschillende weersomstandigheden kunnen de ervaring beïnvloeden. Lees meer over wat je kunt verwachten van dit project of neem contact met ons op voor meer informatie.


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If you're Brian Hoyer, Thursday night was far from pretty.
After beginning the day as Cleveland's starting quarterback, Hoyer saw fate step in and drop Johnny Manziel into the lap of the Browns with the 22nd pick in the 2014 NFL Draft.
Hoyer told NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport that he reached out to the former Texas A&M playmaker after Commissioner Roger Goodell read the pick. "I just tweeted, 'Welcome to Cleveland,'" Hoyer said. "I don't want people to think I'm sitting at home pouting."
Even after the Browns passed on Manziel at No. 8, Hoyer knew they'd select his competition at some point, saying: "Everybody in America knew we were going to draft a quarterback. It wasn't that big of a shock."
Both coach Mike Pettine and general manager Ray Farmer have praised Hoyer for his determination on the way back from ACL surgery. Pettine emphasized Thursday that Manziel won't be handed the job, while Farmer went out of his way to text Hoyer, who wrote of the impending quarterback duel: "Bring it on."
When Manziel heard those words on Friday, he told reporters of Hoyer: "I want a guy who's competitive and I wouldn't expect anything less," adding, "I'm the low guy on the totem pole."
"I've said a million times. I have all the confidence in the world in myself," Hoyer said. "So we'll just see how it plays out and do whatever we can to make the team better."
Had Cleveland dialed up Derek Carr or Tom Savage, Hoyer would be on a longer leash to start while a rookie develops in the shadows -- but there's no way to keep Manziel nestled in obscurity.
The last 24 hours have rocked the landscape in Cleveland.
The latest "Around The League Podcast" provides instant reaction to all the wild happenings in the first round of the 2014 NFL Draft.


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the "shoot from the hip" photos
(that my friend says i'm going to get busted doing one day and she truly hopes she doesn't have to witness that!!)
she has a theme for the week and people post pictures accordingly.
there are some great pictures over there....all done by non-professionals (though some, i'm a bit suspicious about as their shots are quite amazing!!).
my blogging mojo is needing a boost, so i thought that this might be something i'd try for awhile.
this week's theme is (okay, okay...was) "creative".....and for my first try at this....
here we go....
creative....x 2
in march, while we were in colorado, we were waiting at my aunt and uncle's house for a friend to come and pick us up. my aunt and uncle have a small rock garden in front of their house and the boys got tired of waiting and they left messages...
this was one of koji's...."rockman hiking'.


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As usual, Baltimore concerts run the gamut this week. The spectrum starts at Nick Carter and ends with Lacuna Coil, with some interesting options in between. And if you can't stomach another Super Bowl house party, there's even a couple of options on Super Sunday.
On Monday, New Orleans singer-songer Marc Broussard brings his "bayou soul" to Rams Head on Stage in Annapolis. Sugar + The Hi-Lows open. Tickets are $39.50.
On Tuesday, Italian metal vets Lacuna Coil take the Rams Head Live stage. Forgive the Fallen also perform. Tickets are $15. If Lacuna Coil is too heavy for you, Weatherbox ($8) plays Sonar's Talking Head Lounge that night, too.
On Wednesday, the heavy music at Rams Head Live continues with the Grammy-nominated Machine Head. Darkest Hour and Suicide Silence also perform. Tickets are $20. British alt-rockers You Me at Six ($10) perform Wednesday night at Ottobar. If you're in D.C., the promising Chicago band Smith Westerns ($15) plays the Black Cat.
On Thursday, '80s posterboy Sebastian Bach performs at Rams Head Live. His energy on stage suggests he's feeling better than ever. Tickets are $20 now; $25 on Thursday. Alexander Trust and Winks ($7/$9) play Metro Gallery. Paul Midon ($15/$17), armed with his trusty acoustic guitar, plays Baltimore Soundstage Thursday night, too.
On Friday, Nick Carter of the Backstreet Boys has a headlining show at Rams Head Live. Look for my feature on the former teen idol later this week in Live! Tickets are $30. Other options: Cerca Trova ($10/$12) at Talking Head Club; Kathleen Edwards ($22) at 9:30 Club.
On Saturday, Maryland's own Jimmie's Chicken Shack headlines Rams Head Live for the first time in two years. Tickets are $12 now; $15 day of. Dia Frampton, the emo-folk-singer-turned-'Voice'-finalist, performs at Towson's Recher Theatre. I did a lengthy Q&A with Frampton that you'll be able to read later this week. Tickets are $15. Another option: Splintered Sunlight ($19.90) at the 8x10 in Federal Hill.
On Sunday, most of us — even those with purple blood — will be watching the Super Bowl because this is America and all. If that's not your thing, then check out Rise Against ($29.50/$39.50) at the Patriot Center or Bone Thugs-n-Harmony ($25) at 9:30 Club.


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The gunman in the Newtown massacre fired 154 bullets from his Bushmaster military-style rifle in less than five minutes, killing 20 first-graders and six adults. He brought with him 10 large-capacity magazines, each holding up to 30 rounds, which allowed him to reload quickly. He also carried two semiautomatic handguns, one of which he used to take his own life.
The gunman in the Newtown massacre fired 154 bullets from his Bushmaster military-style rifle in less than five minutes, killing 20 first-graders and six adults. He brought with him 10 large-capacity magazines, each holding up to 30 rounds, which allowed him to reload quickly. He also carried two semiautomatic handguns, one of which he used to take his own life.
Is this supposed to be the price of the Second Amendment? Is this the kind of America we want?
I know that realists have concluded there is little chance of getting an assault weapons ban through Congress. I know that many gun-control advocates believe legislation mandating universal background checks, thought to have a reasonably good chance of being approved, can be even more valuable in preventing future Newtown-style tragedies. I know that politics is the art of the possible.
But still it's hard for me to accept that the right to "keep and bear arms" extends to the kind of arsenal that Adam Lanza - and his mother, Nancy, whom he also killed - assembled and kept in their home.
Lanza was outfitted like a commando, with guns and ammo clips engineered to kill the maximum number of people in the minimum amount of time. There were other weapons in the family's possession that would seem better suited for recreation or self-defense - the reasons why, according to the National Rifle Association, we need to arm ourselves to the teeth. But Lanza left a .22-caliber rifle at home and a 12-gauge shotgun in the car he drove to the school. He had maximum mayhem on his mind.
Search warrant documents released by Connecticut authorities suggest just how disturbed Lanza was. Among the items discovered was a newspaper article about a 2008 massacre shooting at Northern Illinois University in which six people, including the perpetrator, were killed. There were also three photographs "with images of what appears to be a deceased human covered with plastic and what appears to be blood."
Police found books on Asperger's syndrome, a condition related to autism from which Lanza was believed to suffer. They also found a "military-style uniform" and a number of written journals whose contents have not been disclosed. An affidavit in support of the search warrant quotes an unnamed witness who described Lanza as "a shut-in and an avid gamer who plays 'Call of Duty,'" an extremely violent - and popular - video game.
You read the documents and you begin to form the impression of an extremely troubled young man. The police found NRA shooting certificates for both mother and son, bolstering reports that Nancy Lanza took her son shooting and encouraged his interest in guns, perhaps as a way of bringing him out of his shell.
The NRA would say that the issue here is mental health, not firearms. But there are plenty of young men who play gory video games and harbor violent fantasies. How can you pick out the few who lose all distinction between fantasy and reality? Clearly, Nancy Lanza couldn't. I don't think anyone really can.
Given that guns are enshrined in the Constitution, there may have been no way to keep firearms out of the Lanza home. But if the federal ban on military-style assault weapons had not been allowed to expire, we might have seen less carnage in Newtown. Lanza probably wouldn't have been able to get off so many shots in so little time. He wouldn't have been able to fire so many rounds without pausing to reload.
Maybe just one young life would have been saved. To me, that life is worth more than being in the good graces of the NRA; to members of Congress, perhaps not.
I don't want to downplay the significance of universal background checks. Even if they might not have had any impact on the Newtown slayings - Lanza's mother bought the guns, and it's unclear whether she would have been red-flagged - it is obvious that comprehensive checks would keep some guns out of the wrong hands and save lives.
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is pouring millions of dollars into ad campaigns pressuring Congress to stand up to the NRA. President Obama, in a White House appearance Thursday with mothers of gun victims, noted that "right now, 90 percent of Americans support background checks. ... How often do 90 percent of Americans agree on anything?"
"Shame on us if we've forgotten" the Newtown tragedy, Obama said. "Now is the time to turn that heartbreak into something real."
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Lansing plan would fully reimburse communities for lost biz property tax revenue, sources say
Gov. Rick Snyder's administration, the business community and local government groups have come to an agreement — more than a year after a vote to repeal the state's industrial personal property tax — on legislation that will provide full reimbursement of revenue to local communities.
Sources tell Crain's a 10-bill package aimed at providing 100 percent reimbursement to local governments is expected to be introduced in the Legislature on Thursday morning. The package is the result of more than a year of behind-the-scenes work, and near weekly talks with Lt. Gov. Brian Calley and administration staff. The Michigan Legislature repealed the business property tax during the lame duck session in December 2012.
That repeal phases out, over 10 years, the state's personal property tax for businesses with industrial personal property. It will only take effect, however, if voters approve a ballot measure in August that allows the repeal to take place.
While declining to confirm a deal had been reached, Snyder Press Secretary Sara Wurfel said Wednesday evening that the administration is "looking forward to strong bipartisan and broad based support for a reform that will be good for Michigan's small businesses and future and continued job growth while protecting local communities and providing revenue stability."
Snyder has said previously that the personal property tax repeal that came during the busy lame duck session in 2012 was not perfect, but that it was set up to not be implemented unless voters approve it in August, which allots for time for changes.
Local government groups have been arguing for full reimbursement since the law was signed. Communities across the state depend on revenue from the PPT to wildly varying degrees, and many have also been faced with declining property values and cuts to revenue sharing, and they have had to prepare for substantial budget cuts.
The law as written only provides for 80 percent reimbursement, but communities could institute a special assessment to make up the difference so that they receive 100 percent of the cost of maintaining "essential services," including police, fire, ambulance and jail operations.
If 100 percent reimbursement were guaranteed, the Michigan Municipal League and other groups have said they would support the proposal. They are officially neutral on the idea without full reimbursement.
Business groups had already begun pouring money into a fund to mount a campaign in support of the ballot question. But If local government groups support the package of bills expected to be put forth Thursday, organized opposition to the August ballot question is expected to be negligible.
Elimination of this tax has been long sought after by the business community, as tax bills are expected to drop dramatically in some cases, tax experts have said.
Chris Gautz: (517) 403-4403, [email protected] Twitter: @chrisgautz


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On imbalanced "Hardball Hotshots" panel, Scarborough called Sen. Clinton "very shrill"
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On a Hardball panel that included MSNBC hosts Rita Cosby, Tucker Carlson, and Joe Scarborough -- but no progressives -- Scarborough called Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton "very shrill" and said that "there is a shrillness in Hillary that comes out on TV whenever she gets excited about something."
On the February 10 edition of MSNBC's Hardball, former Rep. Joe Scarborough (R-FL) -- host of MSNBC's Scarborough Country -- asserted that "there is a shrillness in [Sen.] Hillary [Rodham Clinton (D-NY)] that comes out on TV whenever she gets excited about something." Referring to a speech given by Clinton "a year ago," Scarborough added: "[E]very time her voice goes up, she gets very shrill, very un-Clinton-like, if you're talking about Bill Clinton."
Scarborough's remarks echo those of Republican National Committee chairman Ken Mehlman, who repeatedly described Clinton as "angry" on the February 5 broadcast of ABC's This Week:
GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS (host): We're just about out of time, but before we go, I have to ask you a question about 2008 and the candidate that all the Democrats are talking about, Hillary Clinton. For the Republicans, is she the dream candidate or the Democrat you most dread?
MEHLMAN: George, one of the things I believe strongly in politics is when you run a derivative campaign, when you run a campaign saying it's not that person, you never win. We're going to focus on who our candidate's going to be, who's going to win. I'll say this, though. I don't think the American people if you look historically elect angry candidates. And whether it's the comments about the plantation or the worst administration in history, Hillary Clinton seems to have a lot of anger. And then when you look at the voting record, there's all this talk of a new Hillary Clinton. The fact is, 96 percent of the time she votes with the Democrats, voting on behalf of the Davos filibuster of [Supreme Court Justice] Sam Alito. I'm not sure that most Americans thought that made sense. Voting against [Chief Justice] John Roberts. I'm not sure most Americans thought that made sense. So there is a lot of talk about a new Hillary Clinton, but if you look at the record, it's a very left-wing record, it's a record where most Americans I don't think think reflects their values. And when you think of the level of anger, I'm not sure it's what Americans want.
STEPHANOPOULOS: You've got your talking points ready.
Scarborough appeared as part of a "Hardball Hotshots" panel that also featured Rita Cosby, who hosts MSNBC's Rita Cosby Live & Direct, and Tucker Carlson, the conservative host of MSNBC's The Situation with Tucker Carlson. The panel featured no progressives, and none of the participants disputed Scarborough's claims about Clinton's supposed "shrillness."
Hardball host Chris Matthews, who moderated the panel, also has a history of personal attacks on Clinton. For example, on the July 11, 2005, edition of Hardball, Matthews suggested that Clinton looked "more witchy" because she criticized the Bush administration's homeland security spending priorities the day after the July 7, 2005, London bombings.
From the February 10 edition of MSNBC's Hardball with Chris Matthews:
SCARBOROUGH: You know, the thing is about Hillary Clinton, she is -- and just to follow up on what Rita said, she's a very interesting person. You know, conservatives love to hate her from a distance. I can tell you when I met her, she was a very charming person. Her husband, of course, extraordinarily charming, but there is a shrillness in Hillary that comes out on TV whenever she gets excited about something. We saw it this week when she was talking about the war on terror. We saw it, of course, when she was talking at the MLK rally at the church on Martin Luther King Day, and I remember that speech in Iowa she gave about a year ago at the Jackson-Jefferson dinner, where she was marching around, and every time her voice goes up, she gets very shrill, very un-Clinton-like, if you're talking about Bill Clinton, and she just doesn't translate the way her husband does. She doesn't compare favorably when she's standing next to him, and I think that will hurt her in the long run.
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Recent growth in oil drilling and gas extraction to serve the energy market has increased the demand for Oil Country Tubular Goods (OCTG). At the same time, global product standards pertaining to pipe and tube testing — including ANSI/API Spec 5L, ISO 3183:2012, ISO 6892-1:2009, ASTM A370, and ASTM E8 — are evolving to facilitate global standardization, which creates a challenge for pipe and tube manufacturers.
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@Ceasar :
I think your is a 2011 but difficult to tell only with the chicken loop's picture. If the bar is green, it's a 2011, if the bar is black, it's a 2012 (see above pictures).
I've made some tests on the 2012 bar and it QR releases at 11.5 kg (25 pounds).
I know there's a non mandatory standard that has been released in 2005 related to kitesurf QR systems : AFNOR NF S 52-503. I didn't buy the standard but from what I've read on the web QR should release between 5 and 10 kg. So 11.5 is slightly higher than the AFNOR standard. So your comment was relevant in regards to that standard.
Looking forward to test the new 2013 bar (see picture bellow). I will post the results once tested. Safety is very important and standardisation is the way to go to bring more safety in that sport.
It seems that the new bar will also address the points raised by WhidbeyKPS ''the swivel not being automatic and the chicken loop dangling when trying to hook back in''.


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There are signs emerging that Kent Hovind is starting to deteriorate between the ears ("Whaddaya mean, starting to?" you're saying, I know) as a result of his incarceration. His latest letter from the pen posted on the Creation Science Evangelism blog is a bizarre, self-pitying bit of blather in which he refers to God as the "master," Jesus as the "woodsman," evolution as a "big oak" and himself as the "ax". He then goes off in a profoundly weird rant, following a "why hast thou forsaken me" motif.
I mean, get a load of this (spelling errors included):
Dear Woodsman,
Why have you done this? We were doing so well felling tress for the Master's house and you quit chopping with me in the middle of cutting that big oak. Why? I was doing my best. I never flew off the handle. I cut as deep as I could every swing. What did I do wrong?
Why do you have me clamped in this vice? I can't move! I can't chop wood here. I was designed for chopping wood. I love it! Please don't leave me clamped in this vice. I feel pressure on my sides that I've never felt before. I can handle the pressure on my cutting edge. Go ahead. Chop with me all day long. I can take it. Actually, I love it!
Now what? No! Wait! Why are you grinding and filing off part of me? Why would you take away pieces of the most effective part of me—my cutting edge?
Woodsman, the Master needs the trees cut! This delay is holding up the job we were doing for Him! Please stop grinding on me and get me out of this vice. I want to go back to work. I love cutting wood. Ouch! You are hurting me!
Woodsman, are you listening to me? Do you know what you are doing?
The Ax
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Hovind is disintegrating. When he's released, it is likely he will have to undergo treatment of some kind in a mental health facility. He may even have to be remanded to such a facility before his release. I don't feel sorry for him in the least for who he's been and what he's done. But it's a reassuring sign, I suppose, that his influence has considerably waned, and may even be considered negligible. In the "deuling polls" matter discussed a few days ago, the "Free Hovind" petition still has fewer than 100 signatures, many of which are pranks, while the "Keep Him Locked Up" counter-petition has over 1100. He's lost his fan base except for all but the stupidest and most deluded, and now he's losing his marbles.


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The Five Elements are Metal, Water, Wood, Fire and Earth. They can be broken down into Yin and Yang as Yang Wood, Yin Wood, Yang Fire, Yin Fire, Yang Earth, Yin Earth, Yang Water and Yin Water . They also have affinity and enmity interrelationships.
Affinity Relationship (Attraction)
A lot of ancient Chinese philosophy came from observing the laws of nature. One legend tells of how ancient Chinese philosophers saw a diagram on the back of a horse (maybe a hippopotamus) coming out of river just like this . One and six are at the bottom, two and seven are on the top, three and eight are on the left, and four and nine on the right and five and ten are at the center. Odd (Yang) and even (Yin) numbers together just like husband and wife. So they applied this numerology on the Heavenly Stem sequence.
There is an Affinity/Attraction Relationship when the difference of two Stem sequences is five.
When it applies on the Chinese Fortune Calendar, If your DAY stem is a Yang Wood, the Yin Earth represents your spouse. Yin Water represents your mother (Water helps Wood grow and Yin is the female sex). Yang Earth represents your father (Yang Earth and Yin Water love each other).
Enmity Relationship (Fighting/Rejection)
The enmity relationship is determined from the direction of elements. Ancient Chinese considered "face to face" as the enmity relationship. Wood is in the east and faces Metal in the West. Water is in the north and faces Fire in the south. They dislike each other, so they live in different places. When Yang meets Yang or Yin meets Yin, they reject each other which is also natural.
There is an Enmity/Fighting Relationship when the difference of two Stem sequences is six.
The affinity and enmity relationships affect the power level of the lucky element. (Find your lucky element from Chinese Fortune Calendar)
When Yang Wood (1) meets Yin Earth (6), they generate Earth element. If the lucky element is Wood, the power level of it decreases. If the lucky element is Earth, then power level of it increases.
When Yang Wood (1) meets Yang Metal (7). they will fight each other. If the lucky element is Wood, the power level of it decreases.
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This is my old development blog for my project Cube World.
There is now an official site: picroma.com.
The game is still in development and not available for download. Be careful of fake downloads.
Procedural Trees
29 comments:
- Alex said...
Looking great cant wait :)
- September 5, 2011 at 10:49 AM
Oh my gosh this looks amazing! at first i saw your last post where you made a new lime rgock environment and i was disappointed. But it looks great. So dont change back to the old art style now lol. oh and kinda offtopic but i saw on tigsource that someone suggested you use geomancer spells. that sounds just awesome! we could make hills and trees and stuff rise out of the earth.*fantasizes*
- September 5, 2011 at 12:38 PM
- snakester95 said...
Looks cool seeing some of the trees merged making like a forest in the second last in the back. Also the last one looks crazy just seeing the player size compared to the tree. Just a nice environment. Looks like it'll be a ton of fun!
- September 5, 2011 at 2:45 PM
If there was an ability to pre-order it, I would certainly do it. :) It keeps looking more and more awesome every time you do a post. :D Well done! I follow with great interest :)
- September 5, 2011 at 5:05 PM
- EmperorPenguin said...
Love the look that you've created. The new engine looks really nice in this batch of screenshots.
Keep up the good work!
- September 5, 2011 at 11:53 PM
trees look great :)
I still kinda miss the old graphics though. Specially the walls look a bit weird now with the horizontal stripes.
- September 6, 2011 at 12:27 AM
- Ariakan said...
Nice ! :D
- September 6, 2011 at 7:14 AM
Do want!
- September 6, 2011 at 11:42 AM
Been following this all summer. Not many updates, but the game looks so much better in each one. I can't wait to play this eventually, especially since it is already multiplayer. Got that out of the way ahead of time =P
- September 6, 2011 at 3:33 PM
- Emanuele said...
I love this game! *_*
- September 7, 2011 at 1:22 AM
where can i play the game
- September 9, 2011 at 8:02 PM
- obi said...
WOW! Your an amazingly talented developer and also got an eye for aesthetics!
This game is going to be a big hit!
- September 10, 2011 at 3:03 PM
- Emanuele said...
a new video pls i very VERY love this game!
- September 11, 2011 at 5:07 AM
Even tough i havent played the game..
I love it! <33
- September 26, 2011 at 8:09 AM
- JUSTINSPARTAN01 said...
i hope you make a beta of this game!
- October 7, 2011 at 8:42 AM
- Adam Badawy said...
Just found your project. Looks amazing! I'm down to test the moment second it enters beta, if you're gonna leave it open.
- October 7, 2011 at 9:48 AM
Hi wollay i come here to ask if you recieved emails from a e-mail called firstname.lastname@example.com because i sent them a week ago and you hanven't replyed yet
- October 7, 2011 at 4:34 PM
- Darkhog said...
I'd like to test it. If you're interested, mail me at rave 002 @ o2 (dot) pl (just remove invalid characters and replace (dot) with you know what ;))
- October 7, 2011 at 4:48 PM
- forkman22222 said...
i love this, the game looks so nice and cheerful, makes you wanna live there. GREAT JOB!!!!
- October 10, 2011 at 2:36 PM
Which programs do you guys use ??? :)
- October 12, 2011 at 10:54 AM
WHat Programs do you use
- October 13, 2011 at 9:13 AM
Hey is this gonna be a free game or do i have to buy it whenb it comes out?
- October 22, 2011 at 2:00 PM
- Hasaosan said...
is there a eta on the alpha? id love to play this game :D it looks fun and i know i enjoyed every second of Minecraft and this seems to have MC in it but more advinturee and i would love to play this game :D
the ghx are beautiful and u have done an amazing job on the "boss" (troll)
i would like to see some pets and perhaps a form of player made city tho :D
also make any creature in the game tameable (even the troll tho that task will be so hard ud have betta chance of winning the lottery) :D
these are my 2 ideas for this game :D
- October 23, 2011 at 9:19 PM
Still keeping an eye on this, man.
Hope you keep it up.
- October 25, 2011 at 5:23 AM
Hey Guys!
I first want to say that this game looks SO amazing and i serioussly cant wait for a beta/alpha? for it i want to play it so bad and it and it now even looks awesome
I have some ideas i want to share with you guys :)
I would like it if the trolls were really rare like....the giants in spore? and you can see if a troll has walked here like footsteps or the blocks he has walked on get brown or something and just one more thing.....dont rush and just be cool dont let anyone critisize you and have fun making it!
Greetz from Redloko123
- October 25, 2011 at 10:30 AM
Hi, are you still working in this? I really think this have A LOT of potential. I'll keep an eye on this for future downloads, previews, news, etc.
I have one question, how much fps do you get on this game and what are your system's characteristics.
- October 31, 2011 at 1:49 PM
If you can, can you release a demo for us? And I personally think you should make this mod friendly, a bit like minecraft.(because I think this has a lot of potential in mods, and I would like to make mods for this :D)... FLR im J-max04
- November 4, 2011 at 2:08 AM
Do you use Lindenmayer systems to generate these? Interested in the results you acquired! Keep up the excellent work.
- January 6, 2012 at 1:06 PM
- Oskar Emil Jacobsen said...
lol this was on my birthday! :D
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9 NYC Cooking Classes to Take This Week
We're teaming up with CourseHorse, a new free service that aggregates classes to take in your spare time. Each Monday we'll round up some food-centric courses to take this week.
Detox Menu at Cook&Go
Tuesday, January 8th, 12 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Lighter fare like Genmaicha Green Tea and Granny Smith Mackerel will be the focus of this course. You will get hands-on instructions on preparing a three-course meal that will leave you satisfied but light on your feet. $39 for one session. Cook&Go, 443 West 16th Street (between 9th & 10th Ave), New York, NY; sign up here
Family Workshop at Cook&Go
Tuesday, January 8th, 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Get your kids in the same room as you with a fun cooking class where you prepare Brazilian chicken skewers, dark chocolate muffins and a fresh orange dessert. $49 for one session. Cook&Go, 443 West 16th Street (between 9th & 10th Ave), New York, NY; sign up here
Gelato/Sorbet Workshops
Wednesday, January 9th, 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Be a gelato chef for a couple of hours. Don't worry about being sad when it's over—you'll have your pint of creamy gelato to console you. $96 for one session. Mia Chef Gelateria, 379 3rd Avenue, New York, NY; sign up here
A Taste of Thai
Wednesday, January 9th, 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Bring a little exotic flavor to your kitchen after learning the basics of Thai cooking in this class. Restaurant favorites like Pad Thai and Chicken Satay will be taught. $95 for one session. Camaje, 85 MacDougal Street, New York NY; sign up here
Cheese & Beer 101 w/ Kris Garrand
Thursday, January 10th, 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Can't decide whether you're a bigger cheesehead or beer nut? You don't have to in this class headed by The Bedford Cheese Shop's Kris Garrand. $55 for one session. The Bedford Cheese Shop, 67 Irving Place (between East 18th & 19th St), New York, NY; sign up here
Hearty French Fare for a Cold Winter Night
Thursday, January 10th, 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Seek shelter from the below-freezing temps in Camaje's warm kitchen, where you'll turn out stick-to-your-bones grub like Coq au Vin (Red Wine-Braised Chicken with Mushrooms & Bacon). $95 for one session. Camaje, 85 MacDougal Street, New York NY; sign up here
Small Bites, Big Sips – Calvados Wines of Normandy
Friday, January 11th, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Enrich your knowledge of wine with this primer on calvados, distilled apple cider from Northwest France. Not only will you learn the brewing process and various labels, but you will also taste various types, cocktails and recipes like Chicken Liver Pate with Apple and Calvados. $75 for one session. Cooking by the Book, 13 Worth Street, 3rd Floor (between Hudson St & W. Broadway), New York NY; sign up here
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Saturday, January 12th, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Walk two hours in the life of a judge in an international cheese competition. Complete with score sheets and wine, this course will school you in discerning subtle flavors, aromas and textures of cheese. $75 for one session. Artisanal Premium Cheese, 483 10th Avenue, Suite 200 (between West 36th & 37th Streets), New York NY; sign up here
Monday, January 14th, 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Fondue party at The Bedford Cheese Shop! There will be libations. $55 for one session. The Bedford Cheese Shop, 67 Irving Place (between East 18th & 19th Streets), New York, NY; sign up here
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John Papuchis is in his seventh season on Nebraska staff, and his third year as the Huskers' defensive coordinator. Papuchis has made a quick rise through the coaching ranks. The 35-year-old Papuchis was the fourth-youngest defensive coordinator in the country and the youngest solo defensive coordinator when he was promoted to the position in 2012.
Papuchis helped mold a young Husker defense in 2013, a group that made tremendous progress throughout the year. Nebraska finished the season ranked 40th nationally and fourth in the Big Ten in total defense. The Huskers allowed an average of 463.8 yards per game through the first four games, but with time, the unit gelled and showed marked improvement.
During Nebraska's eight-game Big Ten schedule, the Huskers allowed an average of only 318.6 yards per game to rank fourth in the conference. The Huskers allowed only one of their eight Big Ten opponents to total 390 yards of offense, while holding Michigan (175 yards), Purdue (216) and Iowa (282) all below 300 yards. In conference games, Nebraska also led the Big Ten in opponent pass completion, allowing opponents to complete just 48.6 percent of their attempts.
On the year, Nebraska's defense boasted top-25 rankings in four categories. The Huskers ranked first in the Big Ten ans seventh nationally in sacks, while ranking sixth in third-down defense, 18th in tackles for loss and 21st in fourth-down defense. Nebraska achieved its lofty rankings despite its youth.
First- or second-year players combined to make 46 defensive starts for the Huskers in 2013. Eight freshmen earned starts for the Blackshirts, while sophomore defensive end Randy Gregory, a first-year transfer, made 10 starts en route to earning first-team All-Big Ten accolades.
Gregory led the Big Ten with 10.5 sacks, including a league-high 9.0 sacks in conference play. Gregory's 10.5 sacks were a school record for a first-year Husker, while his 9.0 sacks in conference play ranked second all-time at Nebraska. Gregory was joined as a first-team All-Big Ten selection by senior defensive back Ciante Evans, who has set a Nebraska defensive back record with 11 tackles for loss this season, while tying the position record with 3.0 sacks. Other Husker defenders earning all-conference accolades included second-team cornerback selection Stanley Jean-Baptiste and honorable-mention selections Jason Ankrah at defensive end and Corey Cooper at safety.
Nebraska fielded one of the nation's top pass defenses in 2012, and the Blackshirts played a key role in the Huskers advancing to a conference championship game for the third time in four seasons. Nebraska finished fourth in the nation in pass defense (168.1 yards allowed per game), ninth in pass efficiency defense (105.32) and 35th in total defense (360.6 yards allowed per game).
Nebraska allowed opposing quarterbacks to complete only 47.1 percent of their passes, the best mark in the nation and one of only two teams to hold opponents below 50 percent passing. Nebraska posted an opponent completion percentage under 50 percent for the third time in four seasons and held opposing passers to the worst completion percentage at Nebraska since 2001 (43.3 percent). The 164.1 passing yards per game the Blackshirts allowed was the second-lowest at Nebraska in the past 20 seasons.
The Blackshirts played a key role in Nebraska's 10-win season, allowing an average of only 296.6 yards per game in the Huskers' 10 victories. Nebraska held Michigan, Minnesota and Iowa to 200 or fewer total yards, including limiting the Wolverines and Golden Gophers to fewer than 100 yards passing and rushing. The Huskers nearly held the Hawkeyes below the century mark in both rushing and passing as well, surrendering 108 rushing yards and 92 passing yards.
From a scoring standpoint, Nebraska held five opponents to 14 or fewer points in 2012. The Huskers held Arkansas State to 13 points, its fewest of the year and one of only two games where the Red Wolves were held below 30 points. NU gave up only six offensive points to ASU, as the Red Wolves scored their only touchdown on a fumble return, while one of their two field goals came after the offense gained zero yards following another Husker fumble.
The Blackshirts held both Iowa and Michigan to their second-lowest point totals of the year and their lowest marks in conference play. Iowa put together a touchdown drive on its opening possession against the Huskers, but was shut out the rest of the game, managing only 138 yards on its final 11 possessions covering 51 plays. The Huskers kept Michigan out of the end zone all game, allowing only three field goals to the Wolverines.
Individually, defensive end Eric Martin broke through in his senior season. A first-team All-Big Ten selection by the league's media members, Martin had 17 tackles for loss and 8.5 sacks in 2012, after totaling only four TFLs and 2.5 sacks in his first three seasons combined.
Safety Daimion Stafford led the Big Ten with four interceptions in conference games en route to earning first-team all-conference honors from the league's media members and second-team accolades from the coaches. Linebacker Will Compton tallied a career-high 110 tackles in 2012, and he was a second-team All-Big Ten selection by the league's coaches. Defensive tackle Baker Steinkuhler also earned second-team All-Big Ten honors under Papuchis' direction, while defensive back Ciante Evans was an honorable-mention all-conference selection.
In his first four years on staff, Papuchis tutored the defensive line and served as special teams coordinator, and also filled the role of recruiting coordinator in 2011. Papuchis' work with the defensive line has helped the Huskers rank in the top 10 in total defense and the top 11 in scoring defense in two of the past three seasons.
NU's defensive line had to overcome numerous injuries in 2011, but the unit persevered, combining for 226 tackles, 14.5 sacks and 26 tackles for loss. Two defensive linemen - Cameron Meredith and Terrence Moore - also intercepted passes in 2011, while Meredith earned honorable-mention All-Big Ten accolades along with Baker Steinkuhler. Meredith was second on the team with five sacks and ranked third with six TFLs, nearly doubling his career sack total entering the year.
In 2010 as defensive ends coach, Papuchis tutored both of Nebraska's starting defensive ends to All-Big 12 honors, with Pierre Allen claiming first-team honors and Meredith garnering second-team accolades. Each player ranked in the top six on the team in tackles while combining for 129 stops, 19 tackles for loss and 5.0 sacks.
In 2009, Papuchis' ends combined for 127 tackles, including 33 tackles for loss and 12 sacks. With 16 tackles for loss and 5.5 sacks, Barry Turner was an honorable-mention All-Big 12 selection in 2009, while Allen racked up five sacks and 12 tackles for loss.
In his first year in Lincoln, Papuchis saw starting defensive ends Zach Potter and Allen combine for 26 tackles for loss and 10.5 sacks in 2008, with Potter earning honorable-mention All-Big 12 accolades. The defensive ends helped a Nebraska defense that finished second in the Big 12 in total defense.
Nebraska also owned one of the nation's top special teams units from 2008 to 2011 under Papuchis' direction. After helping Alex Henery earn the title of the most accurate kicker in NCAA history, Papuchis developed his second straight All-America kicker in 2011. In his first season as a starter, Brett Maher ranked 10th nationally in punting (44.5) and 18th in field goals (19). Maher's 19 field goals ranked in a tie for second in school history, and he was a Lou Groza Award semifinalist, in addition to winning the Bakken-Andersen Big Ten Kicker-of-the-Year award and the Eddleman-Field Big Ten Punter-of-the-Year award. Maher also became the first player to be selected as both the All-Big Ten first-team punter and place-kicker since 2001.
Nebraska also boasted one of the nation's top kickoff return units in 2011, ranking seventh nationally with an average of 25.5 yards per return. Ameer Abdullah set a school record with 211 kickoff return yards against Fresno State, including a 100-yard touchdown.
In 2010, Papuchis was one of four finalists for the FootballScoop Special Teams Coordinator-of-the-Year Award. That season, Henery earned first-team All-America honors while ending his career as Nebraska's all-time leading scorer and the most accurate kicker in NCAA history, establishing eight NCAA records. Along with Henery, Papuchis had another weapon to utilize on special teams in Adi Kunalic, who ranked among the national leaders in touchbacks, posting 86 career touchbacks.
In 2009, the Huskers' kickoff and punt return units both ranked in the top 30 nationally, while Henery had an NU record 24 field goals. Henery also placed a Big 12-leading 30 punts inside the opponent 20-yard line. The Huskers ranked in the top 15 nationally in kickoff return defense and third in touchbacks.
The special teams unit also had a banner year under Papuchis in 2008, headlined by Henery's school-record 57-yard game-winning field goal against Colorado. Henery finished the year 18-of-21 on field goals and missed just one extra point. Henery was a second-team All-Big 12 pick. The Huskers also ranked in the top 25 nationally in punt returns, and returned both a kickoff and punt for a touchdown in the same season for the first time since 1998.
Papuchis joined the Nebraska coaching staff after spending the previous four seasons on the football staff at LSU. Papuchis worked closely with Nebraska Head Coach Bo Pelini during their time together in Baton Rouge. Papuchis served as a defensive intern for the Tigers, assisting in every aspect of the defensive game plan and scouting reports.
The efforts of Papuchis helped the Tigers rank among the nation's top defenses throughout his time with LSU. The Tigers ranked third nationally in total defense each season from 2005 to 2007. In 2007, the Tiger defense helped LSU to SEC and national titles, capped by a 38-24 victory over Ohio State in the BCS National Championship Game.
The Tigers had a pair of consensus All-Americans in Glenn Dorsey and Craig Steltz. Dorsey was one of the nation's most decorated players, collecting the 2007 Outland Trophy, Lombardi Award and Nagurski Trophy.
In 2006, the LSU defense surrendered just 242.8 yards per game, the fewest by a Tiger defense since 1976. LSU led the SEC in six defensive categories and ranked in the top five nationally in four major categories. LSU finished in the top 10 nationally in all four major defensive categories in 2005, and allowed less than 270 total yards per contest. Papuchis also coached the Tiger punters. In 2007, punter Patrick Fisher led the SEC in punting with a 44.5-yard average and earned first-team All-SEC honors.
Papuchis first joined Nick Saban's LSU staff prior to the 2004 season, helping the team earn a berth in the Capital One Bowl.
Papuchis had a three-year stint as a graduate assistant at Kansas from 2001 to 2003. In 2001, he worked with the Jayhawk secondary and then assisted with the linebackers. In his final season at KU, Papuchis helped the Jayhawks earn a berth in the Tangerine Bowl.
Papuchis graduated from Virginia Tech in 2001 with a bachelor's degree in business management. He earned his master's degree in sports administration from Kansas in 2003.
Papuchis is a native of Gaithersburg, Md. He and his wife, Billie, have a five-year-old daughter, Addyson, a four-year-old son, John, and a one-year old daughter Sophia.
The Papuchis File
Date and Place of Birth: April 23, 1978 in Gaithersburg, Md.
Family: Wife, Billie; Daughters, Addyson and Sophia; son, John
Education: Bachelor's, business management, Virginia Tech, 2001; master's, sports administration, Kansas, 2003
Coaching Experience: 2001-03, Kansas (graduate assistant/defense); 2004-07, LSU (defensive intern/graduate assistant), 2008-10, Nebraska (assistant coach/defensive line/special teams coordinator); 2011 (Nebraska (assistant coach/defensive line/special teams coordinator/recruiting coordinator); 2012-present, Nebraska (assistant coach/defensive coordinator).


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Cambro EA213684VS5580 Camshelving® Elements Stationary Add-On Shelving Unit with 4 Vented Shelves and 1 Solid Shelf - 21" x 36" x 84"
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Effortlessly store large amounts of product with the Cambro Camshelving® Elements EA213684VS5580 stationary add-on shelving unit with 4 vented shelves and 1 solid shelf! When used with a starter unit or a combination of other Cambro Elements shelving (sold separately) this add-on shelf set helps you expand your current storage capacity or create a complete shelving system for your business. To attach the add-on unit to your existing unit in a side-by-side fashion, use the included traverse dovetails. For an L- or U-shaped design, additional corner connectors will be needed (sold separately).
With vented shelves to provide optimum air flow and an antimicrobial coating to inhibit bacterial growth, this unit works well in virtually any environment! Plus, the single solid shelf is great for storing small or delicate items can't be stored on a vented shelf. For convenient installation, this unit comes with one factory assembled stationary post kit.
Elements shelves are adjustable in 4" increments even after the shelving unit is installed, eliminating the need to disassemble the entire unit to move a shelf up or down. The composite material of the product is just as strong as steel, though 60% lighter, and may be used in any environment whether the climate is wet or dry. Also, it can withstand temperatures from -36 to 190 degrees Fahrenheit making it a great choice for walk-in freezers or humid dish rooms.
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Herm wrote:There is a thread on the forum about a replacement, do a search. A loud horn is an important safety device.. I dont care if it bothers people, I seldom use it.
OilFreedom wrote:Did you discover where the "Approaching Vehicle Sound for Pedestrians" sound is coming from? Based on the recordings I've heard (still waiting for my Leaf), I would not expect those sounds to come out of the regular horn.
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downeykp wrote:Tony, please post when you have figured out a good way to mount a tire in the unused tire well. Mahalo.
TonyWilliams wrote:A 12 volt horn, within the limits of circuit loading (wire size, fuse size) will work. I'll guess just about any horn you'd want to mount.
TonyWilliams wrote:downeykp wrote:Tony, please post when you have figured out a good way to mount a tire in the unused tire well. Mahalo.
Just bought a new Altima spare (space saver) tire/wheel.
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Wheel is HEAVY steel, 16x4, 5 lug holes, 4.5 inch / 114.3mm bolt pattern. Not sure of the offset.
Also, got the Altima jack and lug wrench.
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Sequestration Endangers New Bomber, Air Force Secretary Warns
WASHINGTON -- The head of the U.S. Air Force on Friday said his service hopes to keep plans for developing a future strategic bomber on track in the face of looming budget cuts, but he suggested the project's future could be in question if federal sequestration takes effect.
The Air Force hopes by the mid-2020s to start receiving the new bombers, which are intended to gradually replace the service's aging B-1 and B-2 aircraft. The Pentagon has indicated it wants to design and build between 80 and 100 of the aircraft designed to carry nuclear bombs.
"Long-term, we're committed to the Long-Range Strike Bomber," Air Force Secretary Michael Donley told reporters at the Pentagon. "We're going to try to keep programs like that on track, but every program would be affected if sequestration were to hit."
A "fiscal cliff" plan signed into law on Jan. 2 delayed by two months a set of mandatory, across-the-board spending cuts previously set to take effect at the start of this year under the 2011 Budget Control Act. The scheduled reductions would slash funding for most Pentagon programs by nearly one-tenth.
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta on Thursday announced his department would develop plans to implement the sequestration curbs and would immediately eliminate nonessential spending to soften their blow if Congress fails to reach a cancellation agreement.
The "near-term actions cannot fully mitigate the impacts of sequestration should that occur," Donley warned. "If we do not have resolution by March, sequestration will have immediate and negative impacts on Air Force readiness, specifically flying hours and maintenance."
"As Secretary Panetta has reiterated, the focus now must be on taking the threat off the table and enacting a budget agreement that will stabilize defense planning for the remainder of [fiscal year 2013] and the years ahead," the official added.
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Welsh said "we can be confident that the defense budgets will shrink, but how far remains to be seen."
The fiscal 2013 defense authorization law enacted this month requires the planned aircraft to be ready to accommodate nuclear bombs immediately upon becoming operational, and to be certified to host such armaments within 24 months of the initial milestone.
Donley said the Air Force is "in a much stronger place than [it was] a few years ago" in managing its nuclear weapons. The service unified its nuclear missile and bomber operations in 2009 under the new Global Strike Command and undertook various other reforms following a series of mishaps that included a mistaken 2006 shipment of nuclear missile fuses to Taiwan and an accidental 2007 flight of six nuclear-armed cruise missiles across several U.S. states.
The service has rolled out "more rigorous inspection processes [and] put in place much more intensive oversight ... to help us get unified management over this capability," Donley said.
"We've worked very hard through the Nuclear Weapons Center and Air Force Materiel Command to get very close alignment between operations and sustainment," he added. "So I think we've made considerable progress in our oversight of the nuclear enterprise."
Donley said his service is "in the midst of implementing" a bilateral strategic arms control accord with Russia. The New START agreement requires the United States and Russia to by 2018 each cap their arsenals of deployed long-range nuclear weapons at 1,550 warheads and 700 delivery systems.
The service is making "preparations for adjusting the size of the bomber force, and also planning for adjustments in the size of the ICBM force," Donley said. "We're doing the advance planning that goes with START implementation," he added without elaborating.
WASHINGTON -- The head of the U.S. Air Force on Friday said his service hopes to keep plans for developing a future strategic bomber on track in the face of looming budget cuts, but he suggested the project's future could be in question if federal sequestration takes effect.


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The Muhlenberg College football team allowed only 231 total yards in blanking Franklin & Marshall, 21-0, in its Centennial Conference and home opener, giving head coach Mike Donnelly his 100th career win.
Donnelly, in his 16th season, has a career record of 100-61. He is the first coach in Muhlenberg history to reach the century mark, and the game that got him there was typical for the coordinators of one of Division III's stingiest defenses.
Franklin & Marshall, coached by former Donnelly assistant John Troxell, had only one serious scoring opportunity, missing a 33-yard field goal late in the second quarter. The Mule defense allowed only 94 yards in the second half and forced three turnovers against a Diplomat team led by the reigning CC player of the week. F&M did not have a play from scrimmage of longer than 14 yards.
Mule quarterback Dan Deighan threw for 107 yards and a touchdown and rushed for 91 and another score. Terrence Dandridge rushed for 99 yards and the third Muhlenberg TD.
Muhlenberg (2-0, 1-0) forced a fumble on the second play of the game, with Shane O'Connor recovering, although it didn't translate into any points. The Mules started their second drive at the 20 following a punt into the end zone and needed only four plays to make it to the other end zone. Deighan found Isaiah Vaughn in stride on a post pattern for a 43-yard scoring play.
On Muhlenberg's next offensive play, Vaughn had an electrifying 57-yard touchdown run on a double reverse, but the play was called back by a holding penalty.
The score remained 7-0 at the end of the first half. On the third play of the second half, Deighan juggled the snap, then ran around right end 47 yards for a touchdown.
The Mules sealed the win with a nine-play, 73-yard drive, culminating in Dandridge's 8-yard scoring run, late in the fourth quarter.
Muhlenberg's defense put the stamp on the win on F&M's final drive sacking quarterback Anthony Carlucci on three straight plays.
Kory Crichton led the defense with 12 tackles, including a sack, and fellow inside linebacker Matt Johnson recorded eight stops and an interception.
Lamont Jackson rushed for 70 yards for the Diplomats (1-1, 0-1). E.J. Schneider passed for 92 yards in the first half, with Carlucci playing the second and throwing for 74. Older brother Joe Carlucci saw action at quarterback for Muhlenberg, rushing for 37 yards and passing for 13.


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The Kresge Room of Payson Library was packed on Thursday, March 27 when the library hosted its first game night. The main draws were tournaments in the Wii favorites Super Smash Brothers Brawl and Mario Kart, but other games like Just Dance, Monopoly, and Apples to Apples were popular as well.
From 7pm to midnight, over 50 students battled each other for bragging rights and movie passes. After 35 matches, Cyrus Reynolds and Michael Hart took first place in the Smash Brothers double elimination tournament. Reynolds proved to be a double threat, as he also emerged victorious in the Mario Kart competition.
The event was the brainchild of librarian Paul Stenis, who had heard from students about Smash Bros. competitions happening in the dorms, and thought it would be a great way to bring the community together in the library, and hopefully help students make new friends.
Pizza, desserts, and cardboard Wii controllers filled with Gummi Bears were provided for the lucky students in attendance.
Special thanks to library staff Kimberly Chan, Jaimie Beth Colvin, Gail Lukavic, Mary Ann Naumann, Marc Vinyard, and Allen Wessels, whose invaluable efforts made Game Night a success.
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