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Berean Studies / Ber03 - Knowledge
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1. What is the importance of knowledge?
2. In what four ways may knowledge be obtained?
3. In which of these ways did Adam possess a knowledge of evil before he sinned?
Adam already had a knowledge of evil by information, but that was insufficient to restrain him from trying the experiment. Adam and Eve knew God as their Creator, and hence as the one who had the right to control and direct them; and God had said of the forbidden tree, "In the day thou eatest thereof, dying thou shalt die." They had, therefore, a theoretical knowledge of evil, though they had never observed or experienced its effects. Consequently, they did not appreciate their Creator's loving authority and his beneficent law, nor the dangers from which he thereby proposed to protect them. They therefore yielded to the temptation which God wisely permitted, the ultimate utility of which his wisdom had traced.
4. Where is the source of all true knowledge?
5. How is knowledge 'God's first gift to man'?
6. What is the relation between knowledge and faith?
7. Who only are counted 'worthy' to know 'the deep things of God'?
(Psa 25:9) The meek will he guide in judgment: and the meek will he teach his way.
(Psa 25:12) What man is he that feareth the LORD? him shall he teach in the way that he shall choose.
(Psa 25:14) The secret of the LORD is with them that fear him; and he will show them his covenant.
(Mat 11:25) At that time Jesus answered and said, I thank thee, O Father, Lord of heaven and earth, because thou hast hid these things from the wise and prudent, and hast revealed them unto babes.
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How comforting are our Lord's words, that these things are revealed, nevertheless, to some--to babes, to those who are not great, not wise, according to the course of this world; to those who are of humble mind, ready to be taught of the Lord, instead of wishing to teach the Lord. This great blessing, dearly beloved, is ours, and let us be very careful that we maintain the attitude of childlikeness and simplicity, that we may continue to be taught of God, and to "know the things that are freely given unto us of God." Let us rejoice in them and use them, and let the light shine out to others. The explanation of the fact that the divine plan is hidden from the great majority of the learned, the doctors of divinity, etc., is that so it has pleased the Father to let "the wise be taken in their own craftiness," and to reveal his purposes to those of an humble mind. "Even so, Father, for so it seemed good in thy sight." (`1 Cor. 3:19`.) The Father drew to the Son at the first advent, not the doctors of the law, the scribes and the notables, but certain "Israelites indeed," in whom was no guile, though they were but an humble few. And the same class has received the blessing all down the age.
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The knowledge of God's purposes is due only to those able and anxious to co-operate with him in their development; for God does not display his plans to satisfy mere idle curiosity. First, then, if we would comprehend what is revealed within the scroll we must have faith in what is written on the outside--the promised redemption through the precious blood of Christ--and must be sincerely desirous of knowing the details of God's plan in order to an earnest co-operation with it. In other words, there must be the earnest inquiry arising from a heart grateful for the promise of life through the Redeemer--"Lord, what wilt thou have me to do?" Such, and such only, are worthy to know, and such only ever come to see, in the sense of understanding and appreciating, the deep things of God written within the scroll. Such are the called according to the divine purpose, to be educated in and to serve the truth. Such are the righteous for whom the light (truth) is sown. Such was our Lord's attitude when he said, "Lo, I come to do thy will, O God." (`Heb. 10:7`.) He was meek and lowly of heart and ever ready to render implicit obedience to the will of God; and it is to those who are similarly meek that he was sent to preach the good tidings (`Isa. 61:1`)-- to open the scroll. "The meek will he guide in judgment; the meek will he teach his way." (`Psa. 25:9`.) If any man have this evidence of worthiness--this acquaintance with the truth--let him rejoice in his privilege and by his works manifest his continued worthiness.
All along the way, as we have said, we will find tests applied to prove our worthiness to proceed from knowledge to knowledge and from grace to grace. Who is worthy?--worthy to receive the truth, worthy to continue in the truth, worthy to suffer and to endure hardness as a good soldier for the truth, and finally to be exalted to power and great glory when truth and righteousness shall be exalted in the earth and their glorious triumph begun?
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"The Secret of the Lord is with them that fear him; and he will show them his Covenant."--`Psa. 25:14`.
IS THERE any secret in connection with the divine plan? Are not all of God's arrangements so plain that "a wayfaring man, tho unlearned, need not err therein?" Are not all of the steps of the plan of salvation so simple that even a child may understand them?
Oh no! very evidently not; for everywhere we find the utmost diversity of opinion respecting the divine plan. Not only is there a great variety of heathen theories utterly false, but the various theories which obtain amongst Christian people are in violent antagonism the one to the other. Even amongst the worldly-wise of Christendom how various are the conceptions of God's intention and method respecting his creatures? These differences are represented in the various theologies of all the various sects. His plan is claimed to be one of "Free Grace" in which he gives an equal opportunity to all his creatures to share; yet, looking about us we see most evidently that all are not alike privileged, not alike informed and not alike circumstanced. On the other hand, there is the claim of an "Election" which denies that grace is free to all, and holds that it is restricted to the favored few. Besides these, we have various other conflicting theories in Christendom, and the most obtuse thinker must admit that where so many theologians, college professors and doctors of divinity are in dispute, the unlearned "wayfaring man" has many chances to err in his endeavor to grasp the divine plan.
Observation therefore sustains, as most literally true, the statement of our text that the Lord's plan is a secret: and it is in agreement with the statement of other Scriptures respecting the "mystery of God," "hidden from past ages and dispensations." In harmony with this is the fact that all the prophets have spoken more or less obscurely and in parables, not excepting the Great Prophet, our Lord Jesus, of whom it is written, that "he taught the people in parables and dark sayings"--"and without a parable spake he not unto the people." He promised, nevertheless, that in due time the holy spirit would be granted as a guide and instructor to his true disciples: "He will guide you into all truth" and "show you things to come." (`Jno. 16:13`.) Some of the mysteries of God were due to be understood at once, and some more gradually down through the age, but the great unfolding of the divine mystery we are expressly told was reserved until the close of the Gospel age, when "the mystery of God should be finished," which he hath kept secret from the foundation of the world.--`Rev. 10:7`.
Even so much of the divine plan as was due to be revealed by the spirit and to be understood step by step during this Gospel age, was intended only for a special class, and not for the world in general. The Apostle Paul emphasized this when he declared, "The natural man receiveth not the things of the spirit of God, neither can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned." "But God hath revealed them unto us by his spirit; for the spirit searcheth all things, yea, the deep [hidden, obscure] things of God." --`1 Cor. 2:14,10`.
This same thought is before us in our text, "The Secret of the Lord is with them that fear him." As this has been true all the way down throughout this age, it is still true, and the finishing of "the mystery of God" in the close of this Gospel age must therefore be expected to be understood and appreciated only by this special class of the Lord's people,--those who fear or reverence him. We are to make a distinction between those who fear or reverence the Lord and those who fear or reverence man and the work of man, sectarian systems, creeds, etc. "The fear of man [and of man's churches] bringeth a snare," and hinders growth both in grace and in knowledge;--hinders an appreciation of the "Secret of the Lord." "But the fear [reverence] of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom," and this wisdom, if continued, leads to fuller knowledge of God, to greater confidence in him, and to that degree of intimate friendship and sonship which is the key to the understanding of the "Secret of the Lord."
Abraham was called the "friend of God;" because he had the divine confidence, so that God made known to him certain things that he did not make known to others: "The Secret of the Lord" was with Abraham, so far as that Secret could be communicated to any one at that time. For instance, in the matter of the destruction of Sodom, the Lord said, "Shall I hide from Abraham [my friend] that thing which I do?" And it was because Abraham was the friend of God that he also made known to him something of the divine plan for human salvation: as the Apostle declares, God "preached beforehand the gospel to Abraham, saying: 'In thee shall all the nations be blessed.'"--`Gal. 3:8`.
While it was not possible for Abraham or any one else than God to fully comprehend this statement, or to understand therefrom the lengths and the breadths of the divine plan of salvation, yet it contained the whole gospel, in the same sense that an acorn contains a great oak tree. So likewise our Lord at the first advent spoke in parables to the nominal house of Israel, that "Seeing they might see and not believe, and hearing they might hear and not understand;" yet, a certain few, full of faith and obedience and consecration to the Lord, were not thus treated; but, on the contrary, were treated as "friends" and had much explained to them. Thus our Lord said to the disciples when they inquired concerning the significance of a parable, "To you it is given to know the mysteries of the Kingdom of God; but to them that are without, these things are spoken in parables." And again he said to the same devoted disciples, I have not called you servants, for the servant knoweth not what his Lord doeth; but I have called you friends, because whatsoever I hear of the Father I have made known unto you.--`John 15:15`.
This "mystery" of the divine plan, hidden in parables, in figures, and in symbols from the world, and from the nominal Christian,--hidden from all except the fully consecrated children of God--is most beautifully symbolized in the Book of Revelation. As therein recounted, John was shown in a vision a symbolic panorama, illustrative of the subject. The heavenly glories were symbolized and the Father shown seated upon the throne of his glory, holding in his right hand a scroll sealed with seven seals. This was the Mystery, the Secret of the Lord, unknown to any one but himself--his plan for the salvation of the world. John in the symbol hears the proclamation, "Who is worthy to open the Book and to loose the seals?"-- who is worthy to have committed to his care, the execution of the great divine plan, wonderful for its wisdom and love, and its lengths and breadths and depths and heights past human comprehension--that he may open it and execute it? A silence followed; and John fearing that this signified that none would be found worthy, and that hence the divine plan would never be fully revealed, and therefore could not be fully executed, wept much. But in the symbol the angel again touched him and said, "Weep not! for the Lion of the tribe of Judah,' the 'Root of David,' hath prevailed to open the Book, and to loose the seven seals thereon."
Ah yes! this was one significance of the severe trials and sufferings of our dear Redeemer;--in humbling himself, leaving the glory with the Father, becoming a man and ultimately giving his life a ransom for all, he was doing two works: not only (1) redeeming us with his own precious blood, but (2) additionally by this obedience he was commending himself to the Father, and proving himself worthy to be the Father's agent and representative in carrying out all the great "mystery of God" hidden from previous ages and dispensations. --`Eph. 3:3-5`.
The interim of thirty odd years, in which our Lord's humiliation and subsequent exaltation took place, is all passed over in the vision, and the symbol merely shows in the midst of the throne "a lamb, as it had been slain:" how forceful the illustration to those whose eyes are anointed that they may discern its meaning. And now the symbolical panorama proceeds, and shows us the Lamb approaching Jehovah and receiving from him "the mystery of his will," the great plan of the ages, as mapped out in the divine purpose from before the foundation of the world. As soon as the "mystery of God" was committed to "the Lamb of God;" who had already fulfilled an important part of that plan by redeeming the world with his own precious blood, he receives homage, as it is written: "Him hath God highly exalted, and given him a name that is above every name, that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow of things in heaven and things on earth," and "that all men should honor the Son even as they honor the Father."
Then came the opening of the seals: the disclosing of one after another of the various features connected with the divine purpose. Each seal as it was loosed permitted the scroll as a whole to open a little wider, and a little wider, thus permitting "the mystery of God" to be a little more clearly discerned. And so God's people down through this Gospel age have been privileged to know something of the "Secret of the Lord;"--the divine plan. But not until the last seal was broken, did the scroll fly wide open, permitting the "Mystery of God" to be fully disclosed; as it is written: "In the days of the voice of the seventh angel, when he shall begin to sound, the Mystery of God should be finished, as he hath declared to his servants the prophets."--`Rev. 5:1`; `10:7`.
This same thought, that God's consecrated people will have intelligence respecting his plans far different from any the world will have, is everywhere kept prominently before us in the Scriptures, and must therefore be considered a very important indication with all who profess to be God's people;--distinguishing whether they are merely his "servants," or whether they are still more intimately connected and have received the spirit of adoption as serving "sons," and are being treated as sons;--made acquainted with the Heavenly Father's plan.
Our text speaks merely of the fear (reverence) of the Lord, but, as we have seen, this reverence continued leads into the very deepest work of grace obtainable; --to a fullness of consecration to the Father's will and service. It is of this class who fear (reverence) the Lord that we read,--"They that feared the Lord spake often one to another, and the Lord hearkened and heard it, and a book of remembrance was written before him for them that feared [reverenced] the Lord, and that thought upon his word [esteeming his Name, his Honor, his Will above any earthly, sectarian name or work]. And they shall be mine, saith the Lord of hosts, in that day when I make up my jewels; and I will spare them [they "shall be accounted worthy to escape" the severity of the great time of trouble with which this age shall end], as a man spareth his own son that serveth him." These who reverence the Lord, in this full and Scriptural sense, are surely the Lord's "elect," "the body of Christ," the "overcomers," the "little flock," the "royal priesthood," who shall reign with Christ, and with him bless all the families of the earth in due time.
The privilege of this "royal priesthood" to know "the Secret of the Lord," to comprehend "the deep things of God" hidden from others, was beautifully symbolized and typified in the privileges of the Jewish priesthood. When the Tabernacle was set up, with its beautiful golden furniture, lamp stand, table of shew bread, golden altar, etc., all symbolizing spiritual things, they were covered over, hidden, not only from the ordinary Israelite, but even from the Levitical "servants" of the Tabernacle, who were not even permitted to look therein. The privilege of seeing those typical secret things, reserved exclusively for the priests, thus typified "the royal priesthood" and their exclusive privilege of understanding the mysteries of God, his Secret.
8. Is knowledge necessary to salvation ?
9. What is the difference between knowing about God and knowing God ?
10. Does knowledge increase responsibility?
11. What is our duty toward building up each other in knowledge?
12. How do we know we are accepted as probationary members of the body of Christ?
(1Th 1:4) Knowing, brethren beloved, your election of God.
(1Th 1:5) For our gospel came not unto you in word only, but also in power, and in the Holy Ghost, and in much assurance; as ye know what manner of men we were among you for your sake.
How to Know the Spirit's Witness
A man's mind or spirit may be known by his words and conduct; and so we may know God's mind or Spirit by his words and dealings. The testimony of his Word is that whosoever cometh unto him (by faith, and reformation from bad works and dead works, through Jesus) is accepted. (Heb. 7:25) Hence the questions to be asked of themselves by those who are seeking a witness of the Spirit respecting their sonship are:
Was I ever drawn to Christ?--to recognize him as my Redeemer, through whose righteousness alone I could have access to the heavenly Father, and be acceptable with him?
If this can be answered in the affirmative, the next question would be:
Did I ever fully consecrate myself--my life, my time, my talents, my influence, my all--to God?
If this question also can be answered in the affirmative, the inquirer may rest fully assured that he has been accepted with the Father, in the Beloved One, and recognized of him as a son. And if scrutinizing his own heart's desires and sentiments he finds it still trusting in the merit of Jesus, and still consecrated to do the Lord's will, he may allow the sweet confidence and peace which this thought of harmony and relationship to divinity brings, to fully possess his heart. This conviction of the Lord's grace toward us in Christ constructed from facts of our own experience, built upon the unalterable character and Word of God, is not mutative, not changeable, as it would be if built upon the shifting sands of feelings. If doubts or fears intrude in some dark hour, we have only to take the "Lamp" (God's Word) and examine afresh the facts and the foundation, and if our hearts are still loyal to the Lord, faith, joy and peace will instantly return to us; if we find our faith in "the precious blood" crumbling, or our consecration slipping away, we know the true condition of affairs, and can at once make the proper repairs and thus re-establish our "full assurance of faith." (Heb. 10:22) But be it noticed that each one who would have this assurance must "set to his seal that God is true" (John 3:33): that our Lord changeth not, but is "the same yesterday, today and forever." The Lord's people may therefore rest assured that having once come into the conditions of divine favor, they may continue under those conditions so long as their hearts are loyal to God and their desires in harmony with his will: so long as they are at heart obedient to the divine commands--briefly comprehended in the word Love--to God and men. Heb. 11:6; 13:8
Whoever has taken the specified steps has the assurance, the "witness" of the Word of God, that he is a child of God; and this, during the Gospel age, signifies that he is a branch of the true vine, a probationary member of the true Church. (John 15:1) To such the Word of God witnesses that they have joined the true Church, which is Christ's body. This witness is given to their spirit, their mind, by God's Spirit, which testifies through his Word. And the same Spirit of Truth assures such that if their hearts continue faithful to the Lord to the close of their probation--if they willingly and gladly take up the cross daily, seeking as best they are able to follow in the Master's footsteps, their probationary membership in the Church of Christ will shortly be changed to actual membership--after they have finished their course, and been made sharers in his resurrection, the first resurrection. Phil. 3:10
"Knowing Your Election of God"
"Knowing brethren beloved, your election of God. For our Gospel came not unto you in word only, but also in power and in the holy Spirit and in much assurance." 1 Thess. 1:4,5
Elsewhere we have pointed out what constitutes the signs, the evidences that we are the children of God; namely, our begetting of the holy Spirit, our sealing, our quickening.* We will not repeat here, but merely in a general way call attention to the fact that whoever participates in this election has various evidences by which it may be discerned not by himself only, but ere long be discernible by "the brethren" with whom he comes in contact. There is a power, as well as a message, in this election. This election message, or call, or "word," is not only Gospel or good tidings to the elect class, but it is more than this to them: it is the power of God working in them to will and to do his good pleasure. It brings to the elect the holy Spirit and much assurance, and they, in turn, are ready at any cost to sound out the Word of the Lord.
13. What is our present inheritance through obedience to our knowledge of God's will?
14. What effect does the knowledge of the truth have upon superstitious fears?
15. How do we ' grow in knowledge'?
(Pro 2:3) Yea, if thou criest after knowledge, and liftest up thy voice for understanding;
(Pro 2:4) If thou seekest her as silver, and searchest for her as for hid treasures;
(Pro 2:5) Then shalt thou understand the fear of the LORD, and find the knowledge of God.
(Pro 2:6) For the LORD giveth wisdom: out of his mouth cometh knowledge and understanding.
(2Pe 3:18) But grow in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. To him be glory both now and forever. Amen.
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It is a blessed thing to take the first step in the Christian life--that of belief in and acceptance of Christ as our Redeemer and Lord; but the reward of this step depends entirely upon our continuance in his Word, in the attitude of true disciples. It is not difficult to do this, yet the disposition of human pride is to wander away from the simplicity of divine truth and to seek out new theories and philosophies of our own, or to pry into those of other men, who desire to be considered wise and great according to this world's estimate.
The reward of continued discipleship is, "Ye shall know the truth"--not that we shall be "ever seeking and never coming to a knowledge of the truth." (`2 Tim. 3:7`.) Here is the mistake that many make: failing to continue in the Word of the Lord, they delve into various human philosophies which ignore or pervert the Word of the Lord and set up opposing theories. There is no promise, to those who seek for truth among these, that they shall ever find it. And they never do. Divine truth is never found except in the divinely appointed channels: and those channels are the Lord and the apostles and prophets. To continue in the doctrine set forth in their inspired writings, to study and meditate upon them, to trust implicitly in them, and faithfully to conform our characters to them, is what is implied in continuing in the Word of the Lord.
But the idea is entirely compatible with that of heeding all the helps which the Lord from time to time raises up from among our brethren in the body of Christ, as enumerated by the Apostle Paul. (`Eph. 4:11-15`; `1 Cor. 12:13,14`.) The Lord always has raised up, and will to the end raise up, such helps for the edification of the body of Christ; but it is the duty of every member to prove carefully their teaching by the infallible Word.
If we thus continue in the Word of the Lord, as earnest and sincere disciples, we shall indeed "know the truth," be "established in the present truth" (the truth due), and be "rooted and grounded in the truth;" we shall be "firm in the faith," and "able to give a reason for the hope that is in us," to "earnestly contend for the faith once delivered to the saints," to "war a good warfare," to "witness a good confession," and firmly to "endure hardship as good soldiers of Jesus Christ," even unto the end of our course. We will not come into the knowledge of the truth at a single bound; but gradually, step by step, we will be led into the truth. Every step will be one of sure and certain progress, and each one leading to a higher vantage ground for further attainments both in knowledge and in its blessed fruits of established character.
The truth thus acquired, step by step, becomes a sanctifying power bringing forth in our lives its blessed fruits of righteousness, peace, joy in the holy Spirit, love, meekness, faith, patience and every virtue and every grace, which time and cultivation will ripen to a glorious maturity.
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But after we have attained this position, and after the promise of our text, and all like promises, are ours, it requires time and a continual application of faith, in order to rightly appreciate God's promises, and to appropriate them to ourselves; and this is Scripturally called "growing in grace and knowledge." We grow in knowledge as we take note of the promises of God, and by faith apply them to ourselves, and seek to discern in our lives the fulfilment of those promises; we grow in grace simultaneously, for unless each item of knowledge be received into a good and honest heart, and bring forth its measure of obedience and righteousness (grace) we will not be prepared for the next step of knowledge, and would be thus stopped, or possibly turned back. And as a loss of knowledge would mean a measurable loss of grace, so also a loss of grace would mean a corresponding loss of knowledge; --going into darkness, the promises of the Lord's Word becoming more and more dim and obscured, in proportion as our goodness or grace would be lost in worldliness or sin.
16. What is the significance of 'the helmet of salvation,' and is it more important now than in the past?
17. Can we give too much attention to acquiring knowledge?
18. What is the relation between knowledge and love ?
19. What is the difference between the knowledge which precedes justifying faith, and the knowledge...
20. How are 'grace and peace multiplied' unto us through knowledge?
21. What is the relation between knowledge and prayer ?
22. Do all kinds of knowledge profit us?
23. How can we explain the Apostle's statement, 'Ye know all things,' and 'need not that any man teach you'?
24. Explain Isa 53:11.
25. Should we expect to have any knowledge of the future?
26. What evidences have we that Da 12:4 is being fulfilled?
27. When will 'the knowledge of the Lord fill the earth as the waters cover the sea,' and...
28. What will be the relation between knowledge and faith in the Millennial Age ?


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We work directly with Justice and District Courts, Police agencies throughout Utah, the Utah State Prison, and Federal Government agencies. Our division is responsible to continuously maintain criminal charges, warrants, commitments, holds and detainees for a population of approximately 800 prisoners with an estimated 200+ cases being handled on a daily basis. The booking division will book and release approximately 28,000+ prisoners a year.
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|Penn Bowling & Social Club
|Manor Road, Penn, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, WV4 5PY
|01902 342 516
|Doors open at 7.30pm
SATURDAY 19th OCTOBER 2019
The best Soul and Motown Party comes to Penn Bowling Club
TICKETS HAVE COMPLETELY SOLD OUT FOR THIS EVENT. Please do not turn up without tickets as there will be none available on the door!!
Come along and dance away to 2 hours of completely live Soul and Motown favourites, plus some Vinyl Soul Classics to keep you dancing before and after the "Soul'd Out UK " experience.
Tickets £10.00 each + £1.37 booking fee available online:
Or available to purchase from behind the bar at the venue
VENUE: Penn Bowling & Social Club, Manor Road, Penn, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, WV4 5PY
Thank you for an amazing night! The band were incredible and you guys certainly know how to get a party going. The music was sensational and your energy infectious.
Thank you for being flexible on the night and totally professional. We've had so much positive feedback and look forward to seeing you again.
Following a very last minute cancellation from the band for the Charity Ball, Soul'd Out UK saved the day by pulling together a ten piece band for the event with only 24 hours notice.
The band arrived on time to set-up, sound check was quick and crisp and the overall performance was faultless.
The whole situation with the event resulted in what I believe a better band performing for the guests overall, a new relationship with the band, allowing me to put them forward for a lot of upcoming events with AllinAll Events.
I will happily put them forward for any event I can, the whole band were professional, friendly, and overall fantastic!
Thanks Soul'd Out UK
Thank you so much for what was a fantastic night. You guys were so great and I have had nothing but great reviews from everyone! Thank you so much for making the trip down, I really appreciate it! Was such a great night. Thanks again!
We booked Soul'd Out UK following a personal recommendation, we were not disappointed.
They conducted themselves very professionally throughout our discussions/planning/selection process and stayed in regular contact with us in the lead up to our event, which gave us increased confidence and peace of mind.
The event itself was a tremendous success and many, many guests commented on the quality performance, sound and energy of the band, notwithstanding the positive comments around it actually being a true 'live band' and not just a singer with backing tracks.
A great night was had by all.
Soul'd Out UK are a very professional and friendly band. They interacted with the wedding guests during performance and breaks but did not disrupt the day in any shape or form.
There was an amazing atmosphere while the band were playing and absolutely made the evening of our wedding. The icing on the cake so to speak!
The dance floor was full all night and the music was so popular with all ages – I would not change the set list at all!
Neighbours nearby commented that they sat outside their homes and listened to the music all night with a bottle of wine as they enjoyed it so much. The equipment looked top of the range and the band provided roadies to oversee background music/microphones during the day.
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Our guests absolutely loved the whole performance and asked for future public events where the band may be playing. I lost count of the number of comments I have had back about how good the band were!!
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In 11 years of live entertainment experience, Soul'd Out UK are one of the very best bands I have booked for professionalism, quality of sound, energy of performance and for the commercial performance of events through ticket sales."
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Providing a fantastic night that got people on the dancefloor in no time at all. The fastest to date I would say.
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Did anyone decide NOT to go with the twin chargers?
Did anyone decide NOT to go with the twin chargers?
Cost savings is the only reason not to get them. It doesn't matter otherwise. The question is whether you think you'll ever use them (i.e. have access to an AC charger with greater than 40amps).
Cost, broadly defined, is the reason I did not get it, and I don't miss it 9 weeks later. To install twin chargers, it is not just the price you pay Tesla, which is a lot. You need 100 Amp excess to devote to the Model S, rather than 50 Amp for Nema 14-50. Very few people need the charge rate of the twin chargers. Some are willing to pay, for the few times a year they need the fast charge. I have found myself dialing down from 40 Amp majority of the time to start the morning with just charged battery.
110V? that is a different story. 110 is so much slower I doubt most people can put up with it.
If you search this forum, this topic has been discussed extensively on many threads.
I didn't get the second charger. The 40A charging rate at home is plenty to charge it overnight, even if the battery is empty (60 kWh). It will be a city car for over 95% of its miles, and any out of town trips will be along the SC system. You're right about cost savings--if the second charger were free I would have taken it, but decided not to pay for something that would rarely, if ever, be used, and probably never actually be needed. If I'm wrong, I'll add it later.
Charging 300 kWh battery w/40A takes a little over 9 hours. W/two chargers, and HPWC, this can be reduced to less than 5 hours. The question, how often do you need to recharge a 300 kWh battery in less than 9 hours.
To take advantage of the second charger, you need HPWC and 240v. So you have to factor in the cost of both components and the 240v circuit.
@hnashif - surely you meant 85kWh.
One other thing to consider is a situation like you come home from work and want to head out on a long trip -- halving the time before you can leave may be significant.
I agree it probably isn't worth it unless you get the HPWC as well, since the only high-current J1772 charging stations are in Canada and CHAdeMO (if we get an adapter) will be direct-DC like the superchargers.
@yoelandtina - you might want to reconsider only having 120V charging at home, as it will be pretty much useless, even if you mostly charge at work. You will only get 2-3mi/hr charging.
@hnashif typo:
"Charging 300 kWh battery w/40A takes a little over 9 hours."
Should be: Charging 85 kWh battery w/40A takes a little over 9 hours.
I didn't opt for twin chargers primarily because my single charger will more than handle my daily drive by leaving car charging overnight. Saved a few $$s too.
300 mile range not 85kWh. Sorry!
In the absence of a ubiquitous supercharger network, I thought it prudent to be able to take advantage of the Roadster chargers as well as the rare J1772 charger with 60-80A. If I need another 100 miles to get home or to the next supercharger, a 2 hours wait sounds way better than 4.
Twin chargers can be handy if you are on Time of Use (TOU) metering and it would take longer than the TOU interval to charge.
I got both the twin chargers and the HPWC because LADWP is giving 2k rebates.
So I figure that Im ahead on the price of install and the gear. It costs only a little more than install after the rebate.
I didn't configure with twin chargers, and then regretted it. I have since added the second charger. I'l be driving from Seattle to the SF Bay Area later this week, and the second charger means a two-day trip rather than a three-day trip. I expect to make this trip fairly frequently. I do not have an HPWC. NEMA 14-50 is perfectly adequate for home charging.
@DouglasR, we have been considering a trip to Seattle from the SF Bay Area once we get our car. Can you give more information on where the higher amp charging stations are on that route that will allow you to take advantage of your twin chargers? I have done some research but haven't come up with any other than RV sites with 50 amp service.
@douglasR and @blc1017
wouldnt it be great to see some Tesla Superchargers on I-5 from BC to SF? I got the supercharger but not the twin on the expectation the superchargers on the Tesla Map will be installed by year end. take delivery in Bellevue Saturday
Take a look at this map:
Also, ChadS over at TMC has written some great articles on how to do this, with lots of data.
The short answer is, on the way down I plan to charge at Centralia WA (Burgerville), Tigard OR (Tesla showroom), Eugene OR (Sequential Biofuels), and then stay overnight in Canyonville OR (Seven Feathers Casino and Resort). On day two, I plan to charge in Yreka CA (Comfort Inn) and Orland CA (Berry Patch Restaurant), with my destination in Novato, where my brother lives.
There is an argument that says an HPWC is needed MORE with a 60kWh car (and more still with the 40kWh car) than with an 85. With a 60 and 40 there is a higher likelihood that you'll come home with the car closer to 'empty'. It therefore might be necessary to top off before you go out again on the same day, therefore HPWC.
+nickjhowe - amen.
As is a greater need for DC quick charge. Too bad they are not offering it for the 40.
40kWh battery is not ment for distance travel and road trips, same as LEAF and other pure EVs. Well, at least I understand it that way.
But... is it true that 40kWh could be carged in 2 hours with twin charger? :)
I agree, superchargers along this route will make twin chargers unnecessary for this particular trip. However, I don't know how long it will be until the SC network is filled out up to Vancouver, and even when it is, there are other areas it won't cover. So the twin chargers offer extra flexibility. I wish they had a CHAdeMO adapter as well.
Very helpful! Are you are coming with nothing other than the regular adapters that we are already provided (J1772, NEMA 15-40)? Or, were you able to get a Model S adapter for the Roadster charging stations?
In case you pass a grey Model S going in the oppposite direction as you...it will be us. Can't wait! And if you find you need a charge in Moraga, let us know..we have a 15-40 installed.
I've arranged to borrow a Roadster-to-S adapter. Great community we have here!
If we could get TM to build more of those adapters, I'd bet there would be interest in a bunch of us sharing the cost to get one for each publicly available Roadster HPC -- just padlock the adapter to the HPC.
+1 I couldn't agree more about the need to manufacture more of the adapters.
In the meantime, I'm off to find a friendly Roadster owner in the SF Bay Area with the Model S adapter.
Didn't see a need for twin chargers...no regrets--NEMA 14-50 does my evening charge in about an hour.
Thanks for the correct term (NEMA 14-50)..I knew that!! Slight dyslexia going on..
@ blc1017 "15-40" is in the range. One of these nights when it is really cold (I'm in Colorado) I will plug into a standard outlet to see what sort of charge I get overnight.
@murraypetera - the supercharger network is not meant for quick charges in the course of your normal commute, but rather enabling long-distance travel. Look at where the superchargers are -- they are between cities, not in them. SC support isn't offered for the 40kWh battery because they can't get from one to the next, and because they would get far less range in the same time as an 85kWh, making less efficient use of the network.
@ KevinR
You should get "some" range off of 110v but the bigger help is that it will keep the battery conditioned "warm" preventing range loss and probably add a few 10's of miles in the process :-)
@KevinR - someone else (Portia?) reported that on 110V on a cold night the car was reading 'zero' kWh added to the battery.
Interesting. Where do you expect to be able to get 80A?
I didn't opt for the twin chargers. Keep in mind how often will you run the battery down to 20% ? In most cases, the Nema 14-50 "tops your tank" in a couple of hours. To me and my use, 'the juice wasn't worth the squeeze.' FYI, I have a 60kWh so my long distance needs are minimal.
On the other hand, you never know what charging developments will develop in the years to come and the extra $1,500 could be important.
@Brian H
All of the places I listed have 70 amp Roadster HPCs (except my brother's house in Novato, CA, where he has a 40 amp J1772). The Tesla showroom in Tigard may also have an 80 amp HPWC, but I'm not sure of that. In Canyonville, they have a 70 amp Roadster charger, but I'll probably use their NEMA 14-50 because I will be charging over night.
If you are asking where in general, rather than where on this trip, then look at the map I linked. All of the blue pins are high amperage stations. In other threads I have posted links to the Sun Country Highway. Most of those are Clipper Creek CS-90 and CS-100 stations, supporting continuous current of 72 and 80 amps, respectively, although I believe most are derated to 70 amps because the Roadster apparently chokes at more than 70 amps from a J1772 connection.
I have twin chargers because my vehicle is a sig, but wish I could have saved the money and not had twin charges. I have never been to an AC supply that could use them, and have never had an issue charging over night with the 40A in my garage.
I opted not to get twin charger for reasons already state in this thread and also, it is possible to install it later if you decide you need it anyway.
I did get the super charger, which cannot be installed after the car is manufactured (a Tesla rep told me). I'll be getting 60 kWh battery (would only cost me $8000 for another +25 kHw...though, but it would exceed my budget for this car! :))
I didn't get the twin charger. While I do have 200 amps running to my home, 40 amps and a NEMA 14-50 is more than enough for my needs. I have a P85.
A 110 connection isn't enough for my usage; 2 miles of charge per hour just won't cut it.
I didn't get dual because I just can't see my use case for it. I'd pretty much never need it. It wasn't a cost issue...I just don't see the need for dual chargers at all.
On 90% of my days I drive under 50 miles (often zero). Don't forget the national average is 35 miles. I'll get all the charge I need within the low overnight rate window using just 40A. Occasionally, I'll dip into the morning higher rate...so what.
And, bear in mind that Lithium batteries last longer when they are charged MORE SLOWLY. For this reason, I charge my smartphone with a weak 500mA charger overnight at home...even though Samsung supplies me with a faster 1A charger (which I use when travelling.)
I look at the Tesla the same way I look at my smartphone. I don't want to charge it during the day. I want to count on it lasting through the day, then getting a full charge overnight. A rushed charge seems to me to = stress.
Frankly, I just don't see my model S charging outside of my garage much at all. I'll use the superchargers as they get built out since I've already paid for them and they're fast. But they don't require dual chargers.
And I look at those Leafs pulled up to Chargepoints and I think "This is exactly why I don't have an electric car yet." If I have to try to plug a wire into my car every time I park it, I'm not happy - I'm trying to go to the filling station less, not more! But an EV like the 85Kwh turns my garage into my only gas station. I'll never have to stop for a fill-up again, I'll start every day with a full tank. Having to look for charging locations ruins that.
I have a great laptop with a 7 hour battery. It gives me all I need for an entire day of business travel (airport, airplane, meetings). I see all the punters hunting for wall plugs at the airport or running out of juice in the plane, and think "For $100, you could buy a new battery and not sweat it." Basically, I'll pay for a battery that does 2x the span I normally need it, I'll start every day fresh, and the anxiety fades away.


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DAY ONE | The first thing you notice, waking up on a pleasantly foggy Saturday morning in London, is that the bathroom in your suite at the storied and newly renovated local institution, The Savoy, is bigger than most people's yards. This isn't just any suite: It's the Noel Coward Suite, named for the legendary playwright, composer and bon vivant who lived in this very hotel after his flat was destroyed by German bombs in 1941. In addition to said bathroom, the suite has a large bedroom and living room overlooking the Thames, plus a full collection of Coward books (sample quip: "I love criticism just so long as it's unqualified praise") and art. You spend some time lounging on the couch in your robe, reading the man's letters while idly sipping the tea and eating the oranges the butler brought up.
After a suitable amount of post-sleep repose, you head downstairs and stroll east along the Thames to Borough Market, a dauntingly convoluted outdoor labyrinth of food stalls that attracts hordes of hungry gourmands every weekend. As one such patron puts it upon entering, "Ooh, this place is evil." Indeed, over a couple of hours you fall prey to its enticements, consuming the following: a jam doughnut, stuffed grape leaves, two empanadas, some potted wood pigeon, olives with sun-dried tomatoes and garlic, a paving stone-size brownie, two cups of coffee, a cup of olive leaf tea and, as a digestive, a beechwood-smoked sausage. And with that last bit, your stomach goes from upset to resigned.
Managing to remain upright, you trundle westward along the river and make for the Tate Modern. Set in an old power plant and accessed via blacked-out sliding doors leading into the disorientingly dark Turbine Hall, the art museum is embarking on a major expansion, but even in its present form it's one of the greats. A swing through the current Damien Hirst exhibit inspires questions of whether the painter of spots and slicer of sharks is a genius or a more cynical Warhol, and a look at Michelangelo Pistoletto's Venus of the Rags, a kitschy Venus statue standing amid a pile of laundry, prompts a Scottish visitor to quip, "That woman ain't done the cleanin', 'as she?"
You hop on the Tube at Waterloo station and emerge at Victoria. A short walk brings you to The Goring, the stately hotel near Buckingham Palace where you'll be having afternoon tea. When weather permits, it's served on the terrace overlooking the lovely hotel gardens. Holding the belief that one should always order the thing that's named after the establishment serving it, you call for the invigorating Goring blend, an assam darjeeling, and settle in for an hour's worth of scones, jam, clotted cream, finger sandwiches and sweets. It's a genuine oasis.
Hoping to maintain that calm, you take a long amble along the Mall, between the Buckingham Palace gardens and St. James' Park, and turn up Charing Cross Road to peruse the bookshops. Then you stroll into tony Mayfair for dinner at the celebrated Babbo. Taking a corner seat in the tasteful, cozy room lined with the owner's family photos, you proceed to devour the meatballs with burrata cheese, exemplary homemade artichoke ravioli in mint butter, and spicy green beans. After all that, your only option is bed. Well, a taxi ride, then a round of cocktails at the American Bar at The Savoy. Then one more. Then bed.
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As the cooler temperatures start to hit and the leaves start to change, we all know that fall is in the air. For some of us, this time of year may signify hay rides, pumpkins and hot apple cider. For …
As the cooler temperatures start to hit and the leaves start to change, we all know that fall is in the air. For some of us, this time of year may signify hay rides, pumpkins and hot apple cider. For some, it may mean it is time to find the closest corn maze for an annual corn maze adventure. If there is one certain way to adventure this fall, the corn maze would be it.
Corn mazes are like giant puzzles that you can walk through, complete with loops and dead ends to get you lost. From an aerial perspective, most corn mazes create an intricate design—something that, from down below, where the corn is much taller than you or I, one would never even know. Corn mazes can be accomplished by anyone with a sense of adventure. Both children and adults will love the experience of navigating, getting lost and finding their way again within the tall corridors of corn.
Nestled within the scenic terrain of northeastern Pennsylvania, in the small rural town of Herrick Center, you can find the Zembrzycki Dairy Farm, home to the Zembrzycki Corn Maze. The corn maze was started in 2009 by Brian Zembrzycki and his fiancée, Melissa, in an attempt to try something new and different for the family farm. "We had the land and grow the corn for the cows, so we figured we would try a corn maze one year, and it was a big hit," said Melissa.
When it comes to the behind-the-scenes of making a corn maze, things get interesting. The very beginning of it all happens in the spring, when the corn is planted. Your average corn field gets planted in rows, either horizontally or vertically; however, when planting a corn maze, the corn gets planted both ways. This method takes a lot more time and effort, but in the end, it prevents you from being able to see through the rows within the corn maze.
Once the corn is about one foot tall, it is time for the Zembrzycki family to call out a corn maze professional to help create their maze. Professionals use state-of-the-art technology to geo-reference the cornfield and get the lay of the land. The image is integrated into a GPS system that acts much like a road map for the professional, who uses a lawnmower to create the maze. As the foot-tall corn gets mowed, it falls to the ground, creating a path that will mulch and break down into the dirt path that will wind throughout the corn maze. Integrity and accuracy, combined with highly advanced corn field cutting techniques is what brings the corn maze together, providing a one-of-a-kind seasonal adventure.
At the entrance to this year's seven-acre corn maze at the Zembrzycki Dairy Farm, two giant, black Halloween spiders welcome you in to your adventure. Once you are about 20 feet into the maze, the corn will be towering above you, leaving you to concentrate fully on the aerial photo of the maze in order to know where you are and which way to go. If you don't, you will find yourself lost (and confused) very quickly! Within the maze, there are 12 checkpoints that are mysteriously hidden in various nooks and crannies. At each checkpoint, you get to solve a riddle and fill in the blanks on the game piece you receive upon entering the maze. The overall goal is to find all the check points and solve all the riddles. And if you really want a challenge, you can do the maze in the dark, with a flashlight, every Friday night from 6 to 10 p.m.
Since the Zembrzycki's initial corn maze, there have been numerous additions to their fall-themed fun on the farm. These include:
• Hay Bale Tower: The hay bale tower is fun for people of all ages to jump and climb. It makes for nice photo opportunities as well.
• Sling Shots: The sling shots are the newest addition. Here, you can test your skills and see how far you can launch a gourd at one of the four targets set up in the pasture.
• Pick-Your-Own Pumpkin Patch: Here, a two-acre pumpkin patch is filled with bright orange pumpkins just waiting to be picked. Or you can simply choose from one of the pre-picked pumpkins in one of the wagons. (Prices will vary depending on the size of the pumpkin.)
• Snack Shack: The Snack Shack has food and drinks available for purchase.
• Petting Zoo: The petting zoo consists of some of the farm's friendly animals. It is a great opportunity for those who don't get to see farm animals up close too often.
• Campfires: Each campfire ring has its own large picnic table. These spaces are a great way for friends and family to get together and roast some marshmallows, cook some hotdogs and just simply enjoy the fresh country air and scenery. Large groups and parties are most welcome. (It is highly recommended that you reserve your campfire early so that you are guaranteed a spot on busy weekends.)
In addition to these fall themed activities, there is the Zembrzycki Farm Stand, which is open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily from mid-July through late October. The farmstand offers a wide variety of seasonal produce, along with baked goods, flower bouquets, strawberry rhubarb jam and sunflowers. Currently, their fall specialty offerings include baby yams, corn stalks, gourds, hay bales, Indian corn, pumpkins and winter squash.
The Zembrzycki Dairy Farm is family owned and operated by Bernie and Linda Zembrzycki, along with their four children, Amanda, Brian, Bernard John and Katelyn; and with Bernie's mother, Rose Zembrzycki. Each family member plays a part in working together to keep their farm up and running in order to provide for themselves and their community. This is the kind of story that leaves one feeling inspired by a family whose close bonds keep them and their farm and business going and growing—working together and coming up with new ideas to try each year. It is places like the Zembrzycki Corn Maze that makes our local community that much stronger.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 23 diseños de 10 diseñadores freelance.
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Rep. Clyburn Wants Special Treatment at Airports
It's fascinating to watch a member of Congress use a tragedy like Gabrielle Giffords' shooting to seek advantage over us common folk. On Fox News Sunday this week, Representative James Clyburn (D‑SC) suggested that Members of Congress should get special treatment at airports.
Airports are some of the safest places anyone can be. Don't use your imagination—think about it: Airports teem with security personnel and security‐conscious citizens. Because their travel schedules are generally unannounced, members of Congress are not any more exposed while traveling than during their other public movements. There is some risk—we know too well because of this weekend's tragedy—when elected officials make announced public appearances, but that small risk is something they should generally continue to accept lest they fall even further out of touch with constituents.
It is vitally important that members of Congress experience air travel as the rest of us do. If they don't, they will continue to impose its burdens on us without getting the valuable feedback of first‐hand experience.


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The IKA Youth & Masters Race worlds were held in Brittany from 13th- 15th May 2011 and attracted more than 60 kiters from all over the world, including Canada, South Africa, Germany, England, Spain, Italy and of course France to compete for the first World Titles to be given away in 2011 by the IKA.
Superb racing conditions were held in the Dournenez bay with exciting fast racing in 13-20knots wind and sunshine. 13 races were completed by PRO Bruno de Wannemaeker, using varying courses which challenged the riders.
In the youth division it was Maxim Nocher (FRA) who took the World Title followed by Ozwald Smith (RSA) in second and then then Oliver Bridge (GBR) in third position.
In the Masters division it was a close battle between Bjorn Jensen (DEN) winning the event in front of Adam Vance (CAN) who was close in second with less than 3 points behind. Dirk Hanel (GER) secured third place, but taking the victory in the mens production division.
The Grand Masters division was decided in favour of local Herve Rousseau (FRA) in front of Normand McGuire (CAN) and Jan Stensborg (DEN)
In the Women Masters Category Steph Bridge (GBR) got the Title by winning 11 out of 13 races during the 3 days of competition.
All racers now prepare for the Open Course Racing Worlds in Sylt - Germany, from 28.06.-03-07.2011
1. Maxime Nocher (FRA) - 7.00 points
2. Oswald Smith (RSA) - 17.00 points
3. Oliver Bridge (GBR) - 28.00 points
1. Bjorn Rune Jensen (DEN) - 15.50 points
2. Adam Vance (CAN) - 18.40 points
3. Dirk Hanel (GER) - 24.00 points
1. Dirk Hanel (GER) - 13.80 points
2. Simone Vanucci (ITA) - 14.80 points
3. Herve Rousseau (FRA) - 29.40 points
1. Herve Rousseau (FRA) - 49.00 points
2. Normand McGuire (CAN) - 95.00 points
3. Jan Stensborg (DEN) - 129.00 points
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Model 354-12B Commercial Series Feed Mixer
The 354-12B Commercial Series is a horizontal rotary feed mixer with a mixing capacity of 350 cu. ft. that can hold a maximum load with a heavy ration up to 10,500 lbs. It comes standard with the patented Roto-Mix® Mixing System. The optional Staggered Rotor and Hay Shear Bar is available. This size of feed mixer works well with small to medium-sized dairy, cow/calf and feeder operations.
- A lower center of gravity puts less shock load on the axle and springs when cornering or driving over rough terrain.
- Patented double flighted upper auger working in conjunction with the ROTO-MIX hay processing system increases hay inclusion levels.
- Short wheel base allows tight turns and easy maneuverability.
- Stainless steel tub and end liners are available in 10 or 12 gauge material for extended mixer shell life.
Bring the freshness of the field to your hay ration.
U.S. Patent Nos. 4,506,990 4,597,672 4,741,625
Canada Patent No. 1,249,262. Other U.S. and Foreign Patents Pending.
A Better Way!
The ROTO-MIX® Commercial Series Mixing System
The rotor lifts the feed past the wedging point of the lower side auger. This gives you a fluffier ration at lower power requirements. Total feed movement in the mixing chamber eliminates dead spots, pile-up in corners, and auger tunneling through feed, which are common in conventional auger mixers.
Your Benefits
More Nutritious
Conventional auger mixers crush, grind and mash all ingredients, which create more fines in the bunk…a waste of your feeding dollars. The ROTO-MIX tumbling action mixes all ingredients, even fragile and flaked, without excessive breakage.
With the ROTO-MIX mixing system, there's less grinding of flaked and high moisture grain, pellets or other ingredients so you'll have less fines in the bunk which means less wasted feed…giving you the most for your feed dollars.
Our unique ability to process baled hay as you need it results in less wind shrinkage when loading and processing. You'll get the most out of your feed ingredients.
Supplemental Flexibility
The thorough mix provided by ROTO-MIX eliminates unpleasant tastes associated with certain supplements, allowing you more options when choosing feed supplements.
Fresh Fluff
This means big nutritional advantages for lower cost of gain or increased milk production. ROTO-MIX consistently produces premium quality feed by lifting the ingredients past the lower auger's wedge point, resulting in a fresher, fluffier ration that insures increased consumption.
More Leaf
The gentle tumbling action with the ROTO-MIX system mixes fragile ingredients, such as hay leaves, flakes, and high-moisture grain, without causing excessive damage. More leaf in the mix means more protein to your herd.
Total Mixed Rations
Our thorough mixing action eliminates dead spots and corner pile-up giving you a consistent balance of nutrients from the first pound of feed to the last.
Fresh Cut
The ROTO-MIX Hay Processor keeps the hay out of the mixing chamber until the knives on the top auger cut…not beat…the hay. The result is hay, with leaves intact, cut to the proper length, resulting in fewer incidents of acidosis.
Flared Tub
Flared tub side increases tumbling action with ration containing hay or other long stem forages. Single point latch system for increased accessability.
Complete heavy-duty drive assembly runs in an enclosed oil bath. Extra heavy-duty drive available on select models.
Trailer Frame
Heavy-duty tubular trailer frame ensures long life and maximum scale accuracy. Single pole tongue allows the tightest turning radius possible.
Door, Spout, Magnets
To control feed flow, the variable discharge door is hydraulically operated and can be opened or closed with the mixer running. Wide gravity discharge spout has no moving parts. Optional magnets in spout trap foreign metal before it reaches the feed bunk.
Spring Tension Bars
Rotor is equipped with spring tension bars which relieve pressure and eliminate wedging of bulky materials. The UHMW wiper blades are adjustable for fast, effective cleanout.
Grease Bank
The single point grease bank allows easy access to main lubrication points from the ground.
Tongue and Hitch Clevis
Adjustable hitch clevis allows an operator to level mixer with most tractors to maximize mixer efficiency.
Extra-heavy, small diameter wall auger tubes give maximum life with less maintenance. Hay knives are hard surfaced to provide a self-sharpening effect; thereby, cutting the hay to the proper length while giving the knives an extended life.
Hay Processor
The Hay Processor keeps large chunks of hay out of the mixing chamber until processed by the knives on the top auger.
Floating Lower Auger
Floating lower auger available with hay processor option relieves pressure when wet or grassy chunks of hay are inadvertently loaded into the mixer.
Rear Doors
Easy access rear doors with single point latches.
The patented rotor lifts feed up to the side augers that move the feed from end-to-end for thorough mixing. The lifting action of the rotor eliminates wedging of the hay or long cut feeds under the lower auger. Patented tumbling design allows easier pulling mixer action, reducing the load on the PTO, drive line and transmission.
Flanged, Double Flighted Top Auger
Flanged rotor and augers allow for easy removal. Patented double flighted top auger keeps large chunks of hay out of the mixing chamber until processed.
Bottom Auger with Knives
Spline Jack Shaft
Optional 10 or 12 Gauge Liners
Convenient PTO Storage
|Dimensions, Weight, Capacity
|Weight–Stationary–Less Motor, lb. (kg)
|8,540 (3,873.7)
|Weight–Truck Unit–Installed, lb. (kg)
|8,940 (4,055.1)
|Weight–Trailer with Tires, lb. (kg)
|9,640 (4,372.6)
|Weight–Hay Processor, lb. (kg)
|680 (308.4)
|Rotor Diameter, in. (cm)
|60 (152)
|Inside Length, in. (cm)
|144 (366)
|Inside Width, in. (cm)
|92 (234)
|Overall Length–Mixer Only, in. (cm)
|163½ (415)
|Overall Width–Mixer Only, in. (cm)
|100½ (255)
|Overall Width–Spout Up, in. (cm)
|102 (259)
|Overall Length including Trailer, in. (cm)
|221 (561)
|Overall Length–Stationary Drive, in. (cm)
|175 (445)
|Height of Mixer–Base to Top, in. (cm)
|65 (165)
|Height of Mixer–Oil Bath Drive, in. (cm)
|71½ (182)
|Height on Trailer–Standard Tires, in. (cm) ‡
|96 (244)
|Height on 36/40" Truck Frame, in. (cm)
|106 (269) 36 (91.5)
|Height on Stationary Scale Frame, in. (cm)
|78 (198)
|Spout Width–Truck and Trailer, in. (cm)
|35 (89) *
|Discharge Frame Width–Stationary, in. (cm) †
|34 3/8 (87) *
|Truck Cab to Axle, in. (cm)
|108 (274)
|Capacity, Struct Level, cu. ft. (m3)
|400 (11.32)
|Mixing Capacity, cu. ft. (m3)
|350 (9.91)
|Mixing Capacity, bushels (liters)
|280 (9,867)
|Maximum Heavy Ration, lb. (kg)
|10,500 (4,762.8)
|Tub Bottom, in. (cm) *
|3/8 (0.9525)
|Auger Bottom, in. (cm) *
|3/8 (0.9525)
|Ends, in. (cm)
|7 Ga. (0.4547)
|Upper Sides
|10 Ga. (0.3404)
|Top Auger Flight OD, in. (cm) *
|3/8 x 20 (0.952 x 51)
|Lower Auger Flight OD, in. (cm) *
|½ x 20 (1.27 x 51)
|Auger Drive—Roller Chain *
|Rotor Drive—Roller Chain
|Top Auger Drive Shaft, in. (cm)
|2½ (6.35)
|Lower Auger Drive Shaft, in. (cm)
|3 (7.62)
|Rotor Drive Shaft, in. (cm)
|3½ (8.89)
|Stationary—Electric (Hay Processor) Horsepower (kilowatts)
|25 (18.65)
|Stationary—Electric (Standard) Horsepower (kilowatts)
|20 (14.92)
|Recommended PTO Horsepower (kilowatts)
|55 (41.01)
* Other Options Available
† Special door sizes and locations available for all stationary mixers
‡ Tire sizes may vary height.
All dimensions and specifications are approximate and subject to change without notice.
Weights listed with most common option packages excluding hay processors and folding conveyors.


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Europe sets stage for possible arming of anti-Assad fighters as McCain visits Syrian rebel leader
fter a contentious debate over policy towards Syria, the European Union agreed Monday to let its embargo on arms shipments to Syrian rebels – and the Syrian government – expire at the end of the month, possibly the best news that the beleaguered forces battling to topple President Bashar Assad have had since their uprising began 26 months ago..
William Hague, the British foreign secretary, said there was "no immediate decision to send arms" to the rebels, in a tweet reported by the British Broadcasting Corporation. Britain and France had been the main backers of an end to the embargo, which expires Thursday, while Austria, Sweden and the Czech Republic were among those objecting.
The news upstaged a dramatic show of support for the rebels by U.S. Sen. John McCain, who slipped into Syria earlier Monday from southern Turkey and met with Salim Idriss, the defected Syrian general who is head of the opposition's Supreme Military Council, the group through which the United States and other nations have agreed to route all military and non-lethal assistance.
Still, it remained to be seen if those morale-boosting developments could overcome the deep disarray that engulfed a conference of leaders of Syria's political opposition, who completed a fifth day of meetings without agreement on a range of issues, including expanded membership and what to do about a proposed peace conference tentatively set for next month. The meeting has run so far beyond its expected length that the luxury hotel where the Syrian Opposition Coalition has been holding its conference demanded that the delegates vacate their rooms for other guests.
Meanwhile, in Paris, Secretary of State John Kerry met his Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov, to go over plans for a peace conference on Syria next month in Geneva. Syria announced Sunday that it would send a delegation to the Geneva talks, but spoke of starting a "dialogue" with rebels rather than negotiating a transition to a post-Assad regime, as the U.S. has demanded.
Lavrov told reporters organizing the conference was "a tall order" but said "the chances for success are there." According to Western diplomats, Russia insists that there be neither agenda nor preconditions for the talks and refuses even to ask the U.N. Security Council to enforce the outcome of the conference.
In his remarks, Kerry said the United States was committed to convening the conference, though there were many details that had yet to be agreed on, among them who should be invited to the conference besides Russia, the United States, the Syrian government and its opposition. Iran has asked that it be invited and Iraq announced on Sunday that it intended to participate. But Kerry indicated that the guest list was still subject to negotiation between the United States and Russia, calling it "an ongoing conversation."
McCain has publicly advocated arming the Syrian rebels, but he issued no statement after the visit and there was little specific information on where they met, how the senator's security was assured, or whether the Obama administration had been informed in advance of the visit. Idriss' headquarters are in the town of Bab al Hawa, just across the border from Reyhanli, Turkey, where two car bombs killed more than 40 people three weeks ago. But it was unknown if that was the location of the meeting. Bab al Hawa has been under the control of rebel groups since last year, but is still the site of occasional Syrian government bombardment, as well as gun battles between rival rebel factions.
A decision by the Syrian opposition on whether to participate in the Geneva talks and under what conditions had been on the agenda of the coalition in its closed door conference that began last Thursday, but that and the formation of a government-in-exile and even the election of new leaders seemed out of reach early Tuesday local time as delegates continued to wrangle over how to expand the coalition's membership.
Conference participants put the blame on the outside backers of the civil opposition and the military force – Saudi Arabia, the United States, Britain and France – for insisting that the 63-member general assembly be expanded by at least 25 members. The Saudis, who have objected in the past that members of the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood played too strong a role in exile politics, are said to have pushed hardest for enlarging the group, formally known as the National Coalition for Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces.
The coalition came under scathing criticism from inside and outside of Syria Monday. "This has been a total failure," said Radwan Ziadeh, who runs a Washington think-tank on Syria, referring to the lack of accomplishments after five days of meetings.
An activist in Damascus, who uses the pen name Maan al Hammwi, posted a new "group event" on Facebook, the "Let us all be killed in silence" campaign. "I as a Syrian citizen, call upon the Syrian coalition and all of the political powers to suspend their work immediately," he said, demanding first an international "decision" on Assad's alleged use of chemical weapons and the involvement of Iranian and Lebanese Hezbollah forces in the ground war.
"If the Syrian coalition does not suspend its work, then I announce that it does not represent me, and it never shall represent me," he wrote. "Let us die with honor and in silence, without humiliating ourselves," he added. As of midday Monday, 278 people had signed up for the "event."
The coalition did vote in the early hours Monday local time to add eight new members, but one of them, Christian dissident Michel Kilo, the principal proponent of a major expansion, was already in the coalition but hadn't taken up his seat, and a second, women's rights activist Farah al Atassi, suspended her participation immediately after the vote, criticizing the highly charged process.
The membership issue took up nearly all of Monday, except for some preliminary discussion about the Geneva talks, and the disarray in the organization extended to its public face, with spokesmen unable to brief reporters on the meeting or on the biographies of the new members.
Having achieved none of its program objectives during five full days of discussion, and forced to vacate the hotel, the coalition came up a familiar solution – another two-day extension and a move to another hotel, this one on the outskirts of Istanbul.


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Santo Tomás de Castilla sän´tō tōmäs de kăstēyə [key], port, E Guatemala, on the Bay of Amatique, an area of the Caribbean Sea. The chief general cargo port of Guatemala, it has a deepwater harbor and modern shipping facilities. The port was built in the 1960s by the Guatemalan government to replace Puerto Barrios , which was controlled by foreign commercial interests. It lies a few miles to the south of Puerto Barrios and is treated administratively as a part of the city.
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The promotion board will be visiting the Gasforth police station and Grim and Fowler are the most likely candidates. When Grim tells Fowler that they usually go for family men, Fowler proposes to Dawkins in a most unromantic way, causing her to break up with him.
Thin Blue Line, The Previous Broadcasts
Night Shift (Episode #106)
KQED Plus: Mon, Oct 28, 2013 -- 10:40 PM
Fowler, Gladstone, Habib and Goody go camping with some juvenile criminals while Goody faces charges of assault for punching a skinhead who used racist language towards Habib.
Repeat Broadcasts:
- KQED Plus: Tue, Oct 29, 2013 -- 4:40 AM
Kids Today (Episode #105)
KQED Plus: Mon, Oct 21, 2013 -- 10:40 PM
Fowler reluctantly agrees to let his son Bill stay with him and Patricia for a few days. When they hear Bill and his girlfriend making love Patricia has a crisis and demands that she and Raymond start visiting a sex therapist. Meanwhile, Grim initiates an all-out operation against organized crime.
Repeat Broadcasts:
- KQED Plus: Tue, Oct 22, 2013 -- 4:40 AM
Rag Week (Episode #104)
KQED Plus: Mon, Oct 7, 2013 -- 10:40 PM
When Rag Week begins, the Gasforth police deals with university students' pranks and bank robbers.
Repeat Broadcasts:
- KQED Plus: Tue, Oct 8, 2013 -- 4:40 AM
The Honey Trap (Episode #103)
KQED Plus: Tue, Oct 1, 2013 -- 5:00 AM
Dawkins is furiously jealous of Fowler's admiration for Habib, albeit as star of his pub quiz team. That worsens when CID needs her as sexy, secret bait for a "honey trap." Alas for Fowler, that part proves incompatible with the quiz.


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Search continues for missing 6-year-old | News
ANNA MARIA ISLAND, Florida -- The Coast Guard and the Manatee County Sheriff's Office have continued the search for a 6-year-old, Lamontea Taylor, who went missing while swimming near Longboat Pass.
Officials say the child was swimming with his three cousins when they got caught in a strong current. The cousins were reportedly rescued, but Taylor remains missing.
The search area includes Bradenton Beach to Whitney Beach, encompassing both the Gulf and Intracoastal Waterway sides of Anna Maria Island and Longboat Key.
"We are doing everything in our power to reunite this child with his family," says Petty Officer 2nd Class Jordan Waters.


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Perfect fix for San Francisco Giants' hitting woes: Facing Jonathan Sanchez in Colorado
MoreSplashHits goes on vacation, and so do the Giants hitters.
From the day we left for vacation, the Giants went 2-7, all home games.
What's worse is that the Giants only scored more more than three runs in one of those game — a 4-1 win over the Mets on Tuesday.
The only good thing about this bad stretch is that the Giants (56-49) are still in first place in the NL West, leading the Dodgers (56-50) by a half-game.
The bad news is the Giants have allowed the Diamondbacks (54-51) back into division race. Arizona trails by only two games. AND the Giants are now four games out of the second NL wild-card spot, trailing the Pirates (60-44) and Braves (60-45).
The Giants hope the light air in Colorado will help get the bats going. If there is one NL West team that has been playing worse than the Giants (3-7) over the past 10 games, it's the Rockies (2-8).
The three-game series gets started Friday with a reunion. Jonathan Sanchez, who was traded last month from Kansas City to Colorado will get the start for the Rockies Friday against Ryan Vogelsong.
Sanchez has seen his ERA actually go up since his trade from the Royals. It has gone from 7.76 to 8.93. He's 0-7 this season.
In his two starts for Colorado, he has given up 11 earned runs on 14 hits in 8.1 innings, with eight Ks and six walks.
Sanchez has clearly been trying to throw more strikes, but that has left more hittable pitches. It's a perfect combination for the free-swinging Giants.
Sanchez has given up at least four earned runs in each of his last six starts.
If the Giants can't get the bats started IN COLORADO and against JONATHAN SANCHEZ, it's time to get worried.


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Deer Crashes Through Glass Door of Goodwill Store [VIDEO]
A deer made quite an entrance at a Goodwill store in New Jersey on Jan. 7 when it plunged through a glass door and ran rampant in the store. A deer crashing through the window of a taco restaurant we can totally understand. But a second-hand store? How gauche!