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Colorado Springs, L 2-7
Esmil Rogers is still adjusting to Triple A, allowing four runs on seven hits and four walks in five innings. That's pretty much it from this game.
Michael McKenry and Cole Garner each hit their ninth home run of the season, and Jeff Kindel his fifth. None of the three came in five-run seventh inning. In that inning, Kindel and Daniel Mayora had back-to-back RBI singles; Mike Paulk hit a two-run triple and then scored on a throwing error. McKenry then was thrown out at home on a Cole Garner single to left field.
Jhoulys Chacin twirled eight great innings, allowing no runs on three hits and three walks. He struck out six and had a GO-FO of 11-7.
Modesto, L 7-17
No Modesto pitcher came out of this game clean. Starter Kenny Durst allowed seven runs (three on a homer) in three innings. Ching-Lung Lo allowed only two in three innings, but Chris Malone allowed four in the seventh and Randall Taylor allowed as many in the eighth.
Scott Beerer went 2-for-4 with three runs scored, his first two homers for Modesto, and two RBI.
Asheville, W 2-1
Jimmy Cesario's homer in the seventh tied the game, and a throwing error and a wild pitch allowed Scott Robinson to score the go-ahead and winning runs. Jonnathan Aristil allowed a run in six innings before Kurt Yacko pitched two scoreless innings and Adam Jorgenson closed things out for his 19th save.
Tri-City, L 8-12
Matt Baugh didn't have his best stuff last night, allowing nine runs on eight hits (one a three-run homer) in two inning. After Baugh left the game, three relievers each pitched two innings to finish the game.
Bo Bowman (4) and Kevin Clark (2) each hit a two-run homer as part of their six total RBI. Tim Wheeler went 3-for-3 with three runs scored, an RBI, two walks, and his fourth stolen base. Joey Wong swiped his third base of the season to go along with his single and run scored.
Casper, W 8-5
Chris Balcom-Miller turned in a good start, lasting five innings, allowing two runs on three hits (one a solo homer), and striking out seven. Alejandro Barraza allowed a run over two innings but picked up a hold, along with Tyler Gagnon. Coty Woods recorded his first save.
Chad Jacobsen went 3-for-5 with a triple and three RBI. David DiNatale also hit a triple and a drove in a run. David Kandilas went 0-for-3 but drove in his second run.
The Casper Star-Tribune has a piece on Nathan Hines.


Turbo Service International asked us to create a video that summarised the assembly process for one of their turbo chargers which are installed on large marine vessels such as cargo and cruise ships, as well as in power stations. Filmed at their head office and workshop facilities in Southampton, we were able to distill the hours-long assembly process into a short video that lasts only a few minutes. By using creative shots we were able to bring the process to life and provide a close-up view of the intricate engineering work that takes place during each build.
Once the filming was completed and we had a first cut of the video ready to view, we invited the team from TSI to visit our office and review the video content. Working closely together we were able to make sure that the video remained enjoyable to watch without skimping on the technical details, ensuring that the assembly process was clear to prospective customers who typically have a technical or engineering background.
The final video can be found on TSI's website and is used to show prospective customers the high level of quality that they should expect from Turbo Service International's products and services.


How much do you have saved for a down payment on a home? For many would-be homebuyers, saving up enough funds to cover a down payment and closing costs often feels like a monumental task. Luckily, you may be able to purchase a home with far less money down than you thought.
A down payment for a home purchase generally ranges from 3% up to 20% of the price of the home, but there are first time home buyer loan programs available with zero down payment requirements, as well.
You may not realize that some loan programs allow you to use gift funds for a down payment. So, here is idea #1.
Some specialty programs at American Pacific Mortgage allow you to use gift funds for your down payment. If you have a family member, business partner, or employer who wants to gift you a down payment, gift fund programs can help you use that gift to get into your new home.
Looking for ways to save up more money faster? If you are looking for creative ways to increase your income, here are some money-making ideas that don't involve getting a second (or third) job.
If you don't mind having your car transformed into a billboard, FreeCarMedia will pay you up to $400 a month if you wrap the entire thing with an advertisement. More subtle back window advertising can pay around $50 a month.
3. Leverage your social network.
Are you a social media influencer? Wingsplay will pay you to share videos on Facebook, Twitter, or your blog. Every time one of your followers watches the video you've shared, you get paid.
One of the most legitimate ways of making money online is to offer your services as a virtual assistant (VA). If you have a reliable internet connection, you could pick up jobs ranging from writing, graphic design, researching, editing, transcription, data entry, and more. VA jobs can be found at Elance, Upwork, and Guru. A few hours online on the weekend could help you earn some extra cash fast.
Stock photo companies such as Shutterstock, iStockPhoto, and 123RF will pay you for your images. If you love taking pictures, follow the submission guidelines and you could get paid every time one of your images is downloaded.
You know what they say… one man's junk really can be another's treasure. It's time to get rid of the unwanted or unneeded items you have collecting dust throughout your home. Have a yard sale, or list unwanted items on Craigslist or eBay. Clothing and furniture can be sold through your local consignment store. You can even sell unused electronics and even gift cards for some extra cash.
7. Get behind the wheel.
Your car may be a big money-making asset for you. If you have a good driving record and insurance, you could get paid to drive passengers with a rideshare company such as Uber, Lyft, or Wridely, or Shuddle.
What's your favorite hobby? You may be surprised to find it may be something you can monetize. You can sell handmade items on Etsy, such as knitted scarves, crocheted baby blankets, or handsewn clothing. For the not-so crafty, consider catering your friend's baby showers or parties, or offering tutoring or music lessons to the neighbor kids.
If you like to spend your weekends at garage sales and flea markets, start looking for something other than antiques. Scrap metals, such as copper, brass, aluminum, and steel, can be exchanged at scrap yards for cash. Take a magnet with you; it won't stick to the more valuable metals such as copper and brass. If someone is literally giving away an ugly pair of brass bookends, take that brass and turn it into cash at the scrap yard.
10. Return to your pre-teens.
Remember when babysitting, pet sitting, dog walking, house sitting, and lawn mowing was your main avenue for making money? Your friends, coworkers, family members, and neighbors would be thrilled to pay someone they know and trust to watch over their little ones while they go on a date, or to take care of Fido while they are out of town for the weekend.
About 83% of Americans have received an average tax refund of $2,893 from the IRS (according to money.cnn.com). That's a nice chunk of change to put directly into your savings account to go towards your down payment and closing costs.
If you aren't using your car to commute, you may find it's possible to adjust your auto insurance coverage and save money on your monthly premiums. Talk to your insurance broker about other ways to save, such as increasing your deductible amounts or combining multiple policies with the same provider.
Cancelling your cable doesn't have to be a major sacrifice. With digital services, such as Hulu and Netflix that allow you to stream movies and TV shows, you can still stay caught up with your favorite show or movies at a fraction of the price.
14. Keep track of your spending.
The easiest way to see where your money is going is to create a budget and track your spending. Keep track of every single purchase and payment that goes out of your account. You can use a spreadsheet, budget software program, or even an app such as Mint Money Manager from Intuit to keep track of where your money goes. You may be surprised how much you are spending on non-essentials and impulse buys.
Put yourself on a 30-day spending diet. For one month, drastically cut your spending to only essential purchases. Every week, deposit the money you've saved on clothing, dining out, or new gadgets into your savings account. Just like a real diet, seeing the results of your discipline each week can encourage you to keep up your new, good (spending) habits. At the end of the month, see what areas of your budget you are willing to slash to maintain your new, "slimmed down" spending habits and keep your savings growing.
When you make purchases with a credit card, you are paying more for the item when you include the card's interest rate -- if you don't pay off your credit card balance in full each month. Depending on the card, that could be anywhere from 12% - 30% higher than the cash price of an item. Resist the urge to make purchases with your card, and only buy something when you have the cash for it.
17. Set it and forget it.
One of the easiest ways to get more money into your savings account is to set up an automatic deposit. Instead of having your entire paycheck deposited straight into your checking account, select a specific amount to go into your savings account automatically.
Groceries are an essential item, but you can slash your grocery budget by shopping smarter. Make a list before you go to the store and stick with it to avoid impulse buys. Don't shop on an empty stomach. Buy items in bulk, or purchase the generic "store brand" rather than big name brands. Look for sales and coupons for the items you stock up on regularly.
19. Make it, don't buy it.
Did you know that white vinegar can be used to replace a number of cleaning products in your home? You can use it as a glass and window cleaner, laundry softener, and mix it with a few drops of dish soap to use as an all-purpose cleaner for countertops and floors. Add a few drops of essential oil to get the same citrus or pine-scent you love in your more expensive cleaners, and watch the savings add up. Making your own cleaning products not only saves you money, but can improve the health of your home, too.
Date night, girls night out, family night, or an evening with your friends doesn't have to cost you anything. Rather than going out to dinner and a movie, for example, have a potluck style dinner at home with friends, and settle in on the couch with some homemade popcorn to stream a movie, instead. Your town most likely hosts free concerts in the park, festivals, and other no-cost events. Picking no-cost entertainment may take a bit more thought or planning, but the benefits to your budget will be huge.
If you live close enough to work, consider riding your bike to work. Not only does riding your bike to work save you gas money, parking fees, and possibly even tolls, it will also help you burn calories, improve your health, and is good for the environment, too. If you needed more incentive to put on a bike helmet, you should know that you can earn up to $20 a month for riding your bike to work, making this a money-saving and money-earning commute option.
Whether you have a downpayment of 3%, 5%, or 20%, or just need to come up with some extra cash for closing costs, all it takes is a little creativity to get there. From saving more of the money you already make, to increasing your income with out of the box money-making ideas, a little extra effort can help you get into your new home in no time at all.
If you want more information about the loan programs, first time buyer programs, or down payment assistant programs available to you, find an American Pacific Mortgage advisor near you who can show you all of your options for achieving your goal of homeownership. And if you are wondering how much home you can afford, check out our mortgage calculator tool to help give you a good idea of how much you may want to save towards your new home.


Roberta Sakala, age 92, of Mount Vernon, passed away on Wednesday, November 21, 2018 at Country Club Retirement Campus surrounded by her family.
She was born on March 29, 1926 in Mount Vernon and was the daughter of the late Charles and Frances (Agnew) Davis.
Roberta was a member of St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church and always found and brought joy with being with her family and friends.
She is survived by her son, Paul (Vicky) Sakala of Lexington and her daughter, Rita Snyder of Mount Vernon; three grandchildren, Danelle Miller, Melissa (T.J.) Peck and Brian Snyder; two great-grandchildren, Mackenzie and Austin Peck; three nieces, Linda, Karen, Marilayn; a nephew, Bob; along with her lifelong close friend, Betty George.
Roberta was preceded in death by her husband, Andrew J. Sakala; sister, Arlene Davis, four brothers, Donald, Robert, Charles and Gene Davis.
Friends may call on Monday from 5- 7 PM at Lasater Funeral Home, 11337 Upper Gilchrist Rd. in Mount Vernon, where a Prayer Service will follow calling hours. A Mass of Christian Burial will be Celebrated on Tuesday – 10 AM at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church with Father Mark J. Hammond as Celebrant. Burial will follow in Calvary Cemetery.


How to Download YouTube app in Jio Phone: The Jio Phone is a keypad handset phone and it is a great phone for customers who like keypad mobiles phones. This Jio phone has some of the great features unlike other keypad handset phones such as watching online videos, video recording, clicking photos and browsing the internet. The best part of Jio Phone has 4 GB internal storage memory and it can be expanded up to 128 GB via micro SD card.
This is a smartphone running on a 4g+ technology. You can also download online Videos from YouTube and other streaming websites. In this topic, you will know how to download YouTube app in Jio Phone.
After Whatsup, Jio Phone now has support for the popular Youtube streaming platform. The newly launched YouTube app has been optimized for KaiOS and therefore works with the Reliance Jio feature phones JioPhone and JioPhone 2.
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Go to your Jiophone and open settings.
In the Settings options, click on software updates.
Make sure your device is running on the latest KaiOS update.
Close the Settings and go to "JioApps" app and open it.
Search YouTube app in the JioApps Store.
Open the app and you'll get to the page with details. Click the option to install the app.
Once the YouTube app is successfully downloaded, you will see the "Open" option on the same page just click on it. Or Another way to open the app is to go to the app drawer, look for the app and open it from there.
Once your YouTube app is opened, you'll get the home page of the app.
The YouTube app interface looks like a mobile browser with Home, Trending, and Profile as three parts on the landing page.
YouTube app also offers a search box option on the top screen.
Once you start playing the video and place the cursor on the video, pressing OK will show you 3 options.
These include mute, pause and enabling full screen.
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If you want to listen to the sound of a YouTube video offline, you can save the video using a standard YouTube Downloader. Then you can extract the sound with a separate tool and save it in your preferred format. Umm.., this procedure is really unlikable in these days. Right? But why don't you save from youtube to mp3 by using free converters? Yep, a free YouTube to MP3 converter can do both tasks with a single click.
what is the best youtube to mp3 converter for pc?
There are many websites where you can separate the audio of YouTube videos and send the audio file for download. Here we focused mainly on desktop software.
These programs have several advantages: they are faster than browser-based tools, they do not need to provide your e-mail address (and therefore are open to spamming), and they often allow you to copy the audio from multiple videos.
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Here's where we've put together the best tools to extract audio from YouTube videos and save from youtube to mp3 - or any other audio format you prefer. You should download content only if you have the permission of the copyright holder. The YouTube Terms of Service specifically prohibit unauthorized downloading.
So, let's discuss each one of them why I choose these among all to save from youtube to mp3.
You could judge Any Video Converter Free by name and assume that it's a tool to convert from one video format to another. While this is part of its capabilities, it can also be used to download videos from YouTube and save them as MP3 files - exactly what we're looking for!
Since downloading as MP3 files are not the sole purpose of the program, it is slightly larger than expected, but this should not deter you (but be careful not to install the optional adware during setup). It seems almost exaggerated to use powerful and versatile software for just one task.
However, downloading MP3's is as easy as inserting the URL of a YouTube video and waiting for the download. You can then select MP3 as the output format and click the Convert Now button. It's a shame that there is no one-click option, but it's not a big deal.
ClipGrab is an absolute pleasure for a program and keeps everything nice and simple - apart from the bundling of the Opera browser, which is easy to skip if you prefer to avoid it.
The wonderfully simple user interface gives you a pleasant idea of how easy things will be from the beginning. Copy a YouTube URL to the clipboard. ClipGrab becomes active and offers the corresponding video for you.
Even if this is not the case - for example, the program may not yet be executed - a quick insertion in the appropriate field is sufficient. You can then specify that you want to download the audio as MP3 before clicking "grab this clip!" Click. Button to do just that. The MP3 you are looking for will be yours in no time.
Free YouTube to MP3 Converter does exactly what you expect and it is absolutely safe to judge it by name. Unfortunately, like Any Video Converter Free bundled adware from ByteFence is to be avoided. Be careful of the installation and disable any additional items you do not want.
Once installed, you can, however, be pampered. You do not have to worry about options, you can just continue downloading the music you want. From a simple drop-down menu, select the quality and format in which to save your audio file, paste the URL, and click Download. Files are saved and converted in one go.
The beauty of Free YouTube to MP3 Converter is that there is no mess, nothing superfluous and nothing confusing. It has a purpose and has been designed to work as efficiently as possible. Definitely, worth a try - we are sure you will love it!
4K YouTube to MP3 is very similar to the 4K Video Downloader (later in this page), but especially for removing audio from videos.
Despite its name, 4K YouTube to MP3 also lets you save the soundtracks of OGG and M4A video. You can choose between different bitrates so you can choose a suitable ratio of speed and quality (even if in our experience) Downloading at the highest bitrate is quick and painless. It does not just support YouTube.
You can also use it to save the music of videos hosted on Vimeo, Flickr, Facebook, SoundCloud, and others. Simply copy the address from your web browser and click on the green "Insert URL" button to get started.
Best of all, unlike some YouTube to MP3 converters, 4K YouTube to MP3 does not contain any additional software. By upgrading to the Premium version for a one-time fee, you can download complete playlists. The free software is suitable for everyday use.
It may not be the most stylish software, but like 4K YouTube to MP3 above, 4K Video Downloader is brilliant. This works in a similar way.
However, since this app is mainly for downloading whole videos, it takes a few extra steps. Copy the URL of a video from your web browser (it supports YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, Flickr, and DailyMotion) and click "Paste URL". Select 'Extract Audio' and select MP3, OGG or M4A. Then click on 'Extract'. The audio is converted and stored at a destination of your choice. Done. With the free version of the 4K Video Downloader, you can download up to 24 videos in playlists.
This is especially useful if you are searching for several songs by a specific artist. You can download longer playlists and convert to MP3 format if you buy a license key. The free features of the software, however, are very impressive.
Download PubG Zombie Mode - In some cases you just need to take a break from the usual PUBG gaming experience and mix things up a bit. PubG Zombie Mode Custom gameplay was a must-have in multiplayer shooters, and you can enjoy this amazing game of exciting combat and competition with your enemies. At the end of this article, you will find the direct download link of the PubG zombie mode to enjoy zombie-themed gameplay.
What are the strategies to survive in PUBG Zombie Mode?
What is PUBG Zombie mode?
Zombie Mode in PUBG or PubG Zombie mode includes a small selection of well-trained and strong players against 98 different zombies. The zombies may not use or use ordinary weapons; Rather, they have quality in numbers and depend only on their large numbers to dominate their enemies.
In the current state of PUBG, there is no option to customize the game, that is, no players can be selected or the reported battle cannot be changed.
However, this feature is currently under review by PUBG Corp and will certainly open later for everyone, and it will not be long before it does. Players who love battles, shoot and hurry to victory will surely enjoy playing PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS zombie mode.
Although some of the features in this game are repeated, the area is large and there are many different deadly weapons to choose from, making this game a very stimulating and addictive pleasure.
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The PubG Zombies mode is quite unique in terms of PlayerUnknown's normal game modes. Zombies usually cannot get or use weapons. This is exceptionally disturbing and shocking when you come out of the first mode where there is a need to discover some PUBG things, such as defense techniques, weapons, or consumables, to increase your chances of survival.
The numerical quality of the zombie also gives you the opportunity to accumulate among different players, unlike other modes in which you prefer to stay away from other players in the first mode. Enjoy the PubG zombie mode! You may also like the PubG Army Attack Mode.
PUBG Zombie Mode is one of the most anticipated features of PUBG MOBILE since Tencent Games announced its collaboration with RE Games a few months ago. For those who love to shoot zombies in their spare time, the announcement of zombie mode combines the carefree joy of carelessly shooting zombies with the widely recognized class-leading physics of PUBG MOBILE.
After a long wait, PUBG MOBILE finally gets the zombie update. As of February 19th, Tencent has already been servicing the servers. The PC version got access to a slightly different version of Zombie Mode, which was less terrible and restrained in its approach.
However, this is not the case with mobile gaming. The zombie mode was added to the beta version of PUBG MOBILE almost a month ago, giving eager players a taste of what to expect in the upcoming stable version update. The zombie mode of PUBG MOBILE is comparatively cruel and frightening than the PC version.
Snatching a chicken dinner is not as easy as you think, even if you are an experienced player. Questions, why? I tried my hands in beta mode in zombie mode.
Here are some of my best strategies to kill maximum Zombies without damage myself in PUBG Zombie Mode.
A truck near a school or other place: If you jump to school, collect the loot and go to the broken truck behind the school. Get in the truck. Zombies do not come in the car so you can kill the zombies without getting hurt. You jump down to collect the bullets and come back. Do not forget to collect the health packages because some zombies spit fire and hurt you. It's good if you're with the squad so you can heal while others are shooting zombies.
Get into the water: Be near water and kill the zombies. Once you feel like you can not kill any more and your health is getting worse, get into the water. Zombies do not get into the water. but again some zombies spit out the fire, which can cause damage. So keep moving in the water. If you run out of bullets or your health comes to an end, continue without weapons. You will surely survive. run until the night is over, which takes about 2 to 3 minutes.
Killing Tyrant: Killing Bully is very simple, but make sure you go there during the day and not a night to avoid other zombies attacking you and Tyrant. Stay with the tankers near the tyrant or any stones. Keep firing on the head and get covered when the bully throws the big stones. If the tyrant runs to you, keep running and take cover. It takes more bullets to kill the tyrant, so at least 200 bullets. You can even kill Zombie with the knife, but it requires more effort and has a risk.
Get Flamethrower: If you kill the tyrant, you can get the Flamethrower. With a flamethrower, you can kill the zombies faster than other ARs or other guns.
Do not stand still and shoot: If you stand and shoot, you will soon be surrounded by so many zombies that you can neither kill them all nor have room to walk. Always keep moving and keep killing.
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Everyone iPhone users excited to know best free music download apps for iPhone because Music is an integral part of our daily lives, and most of our daily needs are put online in the form of music streaming, downloading, etc.
However, illegally downloading music is no longer an option if you really want to support an artist or various artists.
Although there are many options to stream our favorite songs or favorite music, the options for free music are more or less limited. There are plenty of free streaming and music download sites on the internet.
So if you want to know how to get your favorite tracks for free and how to download music on the iPhone, follow these detailed instructions. We have found the 5 best free download sites for music for the iPhone.
Google Play is, as the name suggests, developed by Google itself. It's available for both Android and iOS devices. So you can simply use it on your iPhone device. It features the latest music as well as a huge library of songs and other media that you can download on your device.
You can easily use the free version(unpaid version) of this app at any time to stream your favorite music. With the paid version, you can download and play tracks at a subscription price of $ 1.99 per month.
Free Music Download Pro is an all-in-one program for all your multimedia download requirement and especially for music. The program has its own built-in player. There are playlists, the option to download your favorite songs and the option to activate song lyrics and tags. Otherwise, you can easily manage multimedia files with this program. And last but not least, as the name implies, it is completely free to use.
Spotify is one of the most used famous music downloaders. It's pretty well known and offers a friendly interface as well as good music download services. Be it a genre like soft rock, rock, classical, pop, country, etc., you can easily find it and download it on your device.
Apart from a giant database, the best part about Spotify is that you can stream music from the UI itself and save it for offline use. Use is free and there are some paid premium services also available.
SoundCloud for iPhone devices is the most minimalist and useful application for downloading music on the iPhone. It's by far the best free music download apps for iPhone and just like the website, it offers the same features as downloading, streaming, and accessing some amazing music content from various artists around the world.
It's incredibly easy to searching, streaming, downloading, comment, and love songs from your iPhone.
Freemake Musicbox has some unique and awesome features such as excellent sound quality of tracks, outstanding user interface, etc. It's a free music download apps for iPhone that lets you stream, download, and share tracks on social media.
You can use the app to do multi-tasking, such as finding music while watching YouTube videos. It is extremely convenient and the main thing is free to use. You can expect some UI ads that can be excluded for a small fee.
Amazon! Sound familiar, right? Yes, the e-commerce giant website also has something to offer music lovers. Amazon Music offers free music downloads and that too from a huge collection. It comes with an always updated list of free music download sections.
The selection is pretty good with hot releases from big names like Carole King, Foo Fighters and Blondie, etc. There's everything for everyone, including classic lovers, meditation and focus-oriented songs, rock, EDM, blues etc. It's too Streaming equipped services as well. Coming from a well-reputed company, it is obviously a website that you can trust.
Jamendo Music is one of the old website but an evergreen website that has been offering free mp3 music for download for years. It has a library of around 4,70,000+ tracks and the downloads are undoubtedly free. These are also rightfully protected by Creative Commons licenses. This means that the creators of the listed songs will not bother you if you just download their creation or music for personal use.
This is basically independent music without any copyright. Although you will not find any famous musicians or singers here, you will surely love the work of the best creative artists. You can check, share and even donate the artist if you like his / her work.
Jamendo is also a kind of music explorer with free radio stations and playlists that are updated regularly. Do you need music for your travelogues, commercials, short films, etc.? With Jamendo you can not go wrong!
SoundClick is a social music service that offers completely free downloads, including signed, unsigned, independent, and everything related to it. Mainly, it provides a platform for potential artists who can flaunt their work for free, and lets you enjoy the music anytime, anywhere by allowing music downloads for free.
SoundClick provides a friendly user interface with easy search methods that vary by artist, chart, and genre. You can easily download almost anything you like, and you can also opt for wireless services. Keep in mind; it comes with paid and free content, as some artists sometimes charge a fee for downloading. And you will not get full catalogs of big names here.
PureVolume website is one of the best free mp3 music download sites that provides much free music to downloads from a variety of artists, both large and emerging. It has a large fan base with nearly a million visitors a day and it has been around for decades.
Artists like Kayne West, Skrillex, the Tokyo Police Club, and Mariah Carey are just a few of them. But remember that they won't give away all their music tracks for free. Only some of them are free to download. Apart from them, they also promote the work of emerging artists, all of whom offer free songs of their latest creations.
You can easily search and find top genres, albums, downloads etc. There is a whole community where you can now get recommendations for the best tracks!
SoundCloud also provides a free mp3 music download collection. It's been a while and it's pretty famous for the kind of content it presents. It is mainly a free streaming service that includes both free and paid downloads. SoundCloud offers unfamiliar content thanks to numerous creative artists and talents around the world.
It also contains traditional content that has to be searched specifically for your needs. If the artists have activated the free download service, you can get it for free or it is chargeable. Major label artists only offer streaming services, but there are many designers who provide their work for free. Anyway, there is not a special download option for everything, but it's a great website and if you're lucky you can get the best content out of it.
There is also a small chance that SoundCloud will be able to offer completely free music downloads in the future.
These are the best free mp3 music download sites you can access. If you've found your favorite songs and downloaded them to your computer.
So, here are the best free mp3 music download sites as well as free music download apps for iPhone, which are available to you detailed and intelligible.
All of the above sites are fully functional and used by many people around the world. They are the best and you can choose any or all of them anytime, anywhere if you want to download free music for iPhone. The apps are the best in the industry. You can try each one and then choose the best one that suits your needs and requirements.
Before we start how to make money on YouTube without videos? Let me tell you why I'm writing this article? Recently I've seen a lot of videos on YouTube which are gaining millions of views and earning thousands of dollars without making their own stuff. How does it work for them? Why not you become one of them?
If you search on the internet about "how to make money on YouTube without making videos", you'll get tons of video and articles on this topic. But this trick I'll show in this article, it's very rare to find.
Before Reveal the tricks on how to make money on YouTube without creating videos. Let me show you someone's who actually worked on this and they are very successful. Look at the image below.
The above image shows the video on youtube got millions of views and if you watch the video which is a collection of funny stuff from social media. Yes, "Life Awesome" is a youtube channel who collects the funny videos from Instagram and make it one single video and add channel intro-video then upload it on youtube. And they earn a huge amount of money from those videos.
This is only one example of it but there are so many people earning huge money by using these tricks. If you can't create videos then this is the best way to use this trick and it works very well.
How to make money on youtube without videos in 2019?
How to download Instagram videos on the iPhone?
Login with your Instagram id like you login in the Instagram official app.
On the Top corner, you'll get a search tool. Search for the video you want to download.
Either you download with by using a search tool or by using with a search through Url option.
After finding the video just play the video, once you play the video it appears advertisement poster(Popup ads) on the video just close it.
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Magnetic characterization of bulk C-added MgB 2
Alex Wiederhold, Michael R. Koblischka, Miryala Muralidhar, Masato Murakami, Uwe Hartmann
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In order to find a cheap and efficient way to produce high performance bulk MgB 2 superconductors, a series of samples produced with different contents of carbon-coated, nanometer-sized amorphous boron was prepared to improve the magnetic properties. Therefore, a single-step solid-state reaction at the optimal reaction temperature of 805°C for 3 h in pure argon atmosphere was used. Small pieces cut from the bulk were characterized by magnetic hysteresis loop measurements in magnetic fields up to ± 7 T at temperatures ranging from 5 to 35 K using a physical property measurement system (PPMS). Critical current densities and flux pinning forces were calculated from the magnetization data. The pinning force data of all samples were compared using the pinning force scaling approach. The peak positions, h0, were found at h 0 ∼ 0.2, indicating a dominant flux pinning at the grain boundaries for samples with 50% and 30% carbon-coated boron, while the Eisterer scaling reveals a peak position of 0.44 for the 10% sample, which indicates pinning at point defects.
High-Temperature Superconductors
Occurrence, Synthesis and Applications
Nova Science Publishers, Inc.
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Flux pinning Engineering & Materials Science 100%
Boron Engineering & Materials Science 61%
Solid state reactions Engineering & Materials Science 42%
Point defects Engineering & Materials Science 41%
Magnetic hysteresis Engineering & Materials Science 41%
Carbon Engineering & Materials Science 41%
Force Chemical Compounds 36%
Superconducting materials Engineering & Materials Science 35%
Wiederhold, A., Koblischka, M. R., Muralidhar, M., Murakami, M., & Hartmann, U. (2018). Magnetic characterization of bulk C-added MgB 2 In High-Temperature Superconductors: Occurrence, Synthesis and Applications (pp. 213-224). Nova Science Publishers, Inc..
Magnetic characterization of bulk C-added MgB 2 . / Wiederhold, Alex; Koblischka, Michael R.; Muralidhar, Miryala その他.
High-Temperature Superconductors: Occurrence, Synthesis and Applications. Nova Science Publishers, Inc., 2018. p. 213-224.
Wiederhold, A, Koblischka, MR, Muralidhar, M, Murakami, M & Hartmann, U 2018, Magnetic characterization of bulk C-added MgB 2 in High-Temperature Superconductors: Occurrence, Synthesis and Applications. Nova Science Publishers, Inc., pp. 213-224.
Wiederhold A, Koblischka MR, Muralidhar M, Murakami M, Hartmann U. Magnetic characterization of bulk C-added MgB 2 In High-Temperature Superconductors: Occurrence, Synthesis and Applications. Nova Science Publishers, Inc. 2018. p. 213-224
Wiederhold, Alex ; Koblischka, Michael R. ; Muralidhar, Miryala その他. / Magnetic characterization of bulk C-added MgB 2 High-Temperature Superconductors: Occurrence, Synthesis and Applications. Nova Science Publishers, Inc., 2018. pp. 213-224
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Q: Trying to paste the search parameters to new url in JavaScript I am trying to paste the search parameters of my old url to another url.
A url would look something like this:
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This is the code that I have:
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After I click on the class .money it should redirect me the new page: demo.url.io/test?filter=Tasting%2CSekt+%26+Co&money=Kleiner+Geldbeutel
Currently it's only bringing me to the new page but without the query parameters.
I would like to try solving it with JavaScript or jQuery.

A: The Variable has to be in the function and not outside
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A comfortable stay for one night.
The room was large, clean, pleasant and with every amenity one would expect to see at a budget hotel.
The staff were pleasant and helpful. Parking and continental breakfast were included in the price of the room, which at £45/night was the sort of price I look to pay. I always have to be off early in the morning, and I appreciated breakfast at 7.00am, as others clearly did. The site is easy to access from the M5. This is, however, a busy carvery and pub next to a main road, and there was some noise - OK by me, but might worry some. I ate one night in the carvery - OK only, too long under the heat lamps.
Great friendly staff and fantastic food.
Nice little hotel rooms tucked behind a Toby Carvery, after a busy day it was nice to have a roast dinner.
Room was spacious and clean and nice an quiet considering it was at the back of a pub. Staff were efficient, well trained and lovely and pleasant.
Would been nice to choose cooked breakfast and pay a little more.


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Results from pig day. Some good. Some bad.
This is a long one. I'm trying to get all the details written down while it's still fresh. I'm also, as I normally do, trying not to pull punches. Some of these subjects are touchy and I really am not comfortable with all this but we've strived to be transparent since we started this blog and people generally like to hear the unvarnished truth. We'll see on this one.
This past Saturday we had our free pig event. In comparison to our Open Barn Day, we strived to make this event as small as possible. This entire event started because of a comment that Gran-SWMBO made after barn day that she really loved seeing the kids faces light up when they interacted with the piglet she was holding. The thought was that we could have some kids out to play with the piglet and have Gran-SWMBO happy, the kids happy, and the piglets happy.
SWMBO posted one event on Facebook. No boosting the post. No advertising, no flyers around town. I made one post on our website, purposefully at the last minute. That's it. We did this to keep the event as small as possible because we were dealing with baby piglets and they can only be handled so much.
In response to our barely whispering about the event, we had a major group in NC contact us and inquire about posting our event on their site. We said no. It's a peculiar thing to tell someone no, you don't want free advertising. But our intention was to only have a small event where people could pet and maybe hold a baby piglet. The limitation for us was the piglets themselves. They can only take so much.
For open barn day, we had only one little piglet. For this event, since the piglets were the focus, we felt good that we had two piglets. Once the day started, I immediately went and grabbed another piglet from a momma (no small feat) so that we ended up with three piglets. About an hour into the event, I tried to go back and get a fourth piglet. The 700 lb now severally pissed off momma sow was having none of it and I left empty handed. Three piglets were all we had to work with. Two of them were runts who we were taking care of. One was literally pulled off of his mom's teat and shoved into service.
For this event, we made a point to count cars so we'd know how many people we had come through. At the end of the event, we had 150 cars. If you add in the 10-15 cars that came after the event then we were around 165 cars. If you figure 4 people average per car that is 660 people on the farm for our event.
Most of those people showed up before lunch so we had quite the line of people trying to get into see the piglet.
At barn day, we were able to hold the piglet outside as it was a relatively cool day. Quickly we realized that it was a bit warmer than we expected and the piglets were becoming overheated. We had to call an audible and the decision was made to move the event inside into our stock room which is air-conditioned. Once again we were making this up as we went, we'd not planned on having to move inside for A/C. Rain yes, A/C, no. There aren't that many places where we have both enough room and A/C. In fact there was only one, our stock room.
The line to get inside to see the piglet. Everyone was very accommodating.
The downside for us was the stockroom was a disaster of empty boxes and whatnot from all the stock we'd just put into the store so some emergency cleaning was needed. But in about 15 minutes we had everything moved and we were back in business. It was in the nick of time too because one of the piglets was just laying there he was so hot. We were minutes away from just shutting down to protect the piglets health. Luckily the combination of water, milk, and A/C revived the piglets and things moved forward. The A/C had only been installed a few weeks, in fact I haven't even paid the bill on it yet so this was a big win for installing such a nice A/C system for our store.
Another plus of this change is that everyone was able to stand in the shade rather than in the sun like they'd done in the garden. Just a few days prior the forecast had been for cooler weather and partly sunny so the warmer weather and clear blue skies had been a bit of a surprise.
Lynn and her daughters at our event.
One special treat we had was that Lee's produce showed up to display and sell their fresh produce. I know I scarfed up some of the blackberries as I happened by. They were delicious! I saw a good number of customers leave with produce so I think they were happy to have the choice. We don't charge Lee's for coming and we don't make anything off their sales so it really is just a bonus for our customers. Once again Lee's said they were happy with their results from our day so hopefully we can continue to offer their produce for our events going forward.
So what went right on our day?
We made a lot of people really happy. I never knew there were so many people so enamored with pigs. Everyone was able to pet the piglets and many of them were able to hold them. Many people said this was their lifelong dream, to hold a piglet. Who knew?
Despite trying to downplay our event, we still had a tremendous response. There is definitely an opportunity to bring new customers into the farm by having family friendly events. Had we actually advertised the event, it could have rivaled Barn Day.
We are getting good at parking and directing traffic. We have our radios pretty much sorted out. We know how many people it takes to park and direct traffic. We have a system for handling the one way road and it works well. And we've proven, again, that we can get hundreds if not thousands of people on and off of the farm with no crashes and no anger. That's no small feat for a farm with a one way road.
I was not giving tours on this event. By combining tour groups, Spork was able to handle all the tours by himself, freeing me to be anywhere I needed to be which was everywhere. That made a tremendous difference. Combined tour groups is working well and we are adopting it as standard practice going forward. We had several no shows for booked tours (I still need to address that) but a few people who were here for tours took impromptu tours so it all worked out.
We saw 165 cars come into the farm for our event. The event was free so obviously we'd hope people would at least look in the store and maybe try something, anything. Heaven knows we have tons of really good stuff in the store. For the day, including our regulars who came by, we did 107 transactions. Lee's did about 30 transactions for a grand total of 137 transactions. If we deduct our regulars from the totals, that would leave us about 107 transactions, total, from the event. That means roughly 2/3 of the people who attended bought something. Had we been giving out samples, I'm sure we'd have sold some more. I think a 2/3 hit rate is pretty good. I know some people will just come and leave without spending any money.
For total top line revenue, we did about 1/2 of what we did on barn day. Considering barn day was all day and this event was 4 hours, barn day had multiple vendors giving samples and this day had none, barn day had advertising and this day had none, that's actually pretty stellar. If we can run an event like this smoothly, I think this is a win for us.
SWMBO made a special effort to have more signage for the event. We knew this was an issue after barn day so we'd been working on it. However she can only print 8.5×11 signage. We used our two dry erase boards for big signs, but they kept blowing over and people still didn't see them even if they were up. We need some professionally made signs that are easy to mount so they are plainly visible. I know who will make them and how to get them, I just need to figure out what they should say (it changes from event to event) and get them made before our next event in the fall.
At barn day, we had a crowd control issue because we'd planned on people staying in the yard and in front of the store. We had a physical barrier to delineate the customer areas from the "behind the scenes" areas. But 2000+ people later, overflowing parking blew that plan and people wandered into where the cows were and the food was. They fed the entire days food in just a few minutes. That caused some ruckus later in the day when the cows refused to eat and people were disappointed.
This time we had the gates closed and signs saying nobody past this point. However when the piglets got too hot, we had to open the gate for people to get into the store-room and sure enough, people wandered over and started handing out the food as fast as they could despite the sign saying that feeding the cows was part of the paid tour. Fortunately I saw it this time and broke it up so it wasn't an issue but I learned later that other employees has seen it and "didn't have the heart to tell them no." Trying to be nice can cause problems as it did on barn day. Sometimes you have to be mean to be nice.
Despite multiple inquiries about taking a tour, hardly anybody actually signed up for a paid tour . Frankly, people were quite interested until they found out there was a charge, then the interest immediately died. I don't know if it's because they were already seeing enough of the farm for free or they were simply unwilling to spend money. Since we had staff dedicated to tours all day, this was disappointing.
Of the 660 people we saw throughout the day, I'd say better than half were there from 9:45 – noon. We really had a big surge at that time, and then it tapered down to a good flow the rest of the day. The result of all the people being here at once is it was crazy busy for a few hours and then calm in the afternoon. That's still a few hundred people after lunch but comparatively it was smooth sailing. We need to control the flow of events going forward, for the customers benefit as well as our own. A steady flow is better than a big surge for everyone involved.
This was the big one of the day. Some people were quite frankly nasty. Several times we had to switch from holding the piglet to only petting the piglet. We explained that the piglets were only 1-2 weeks old and that after non-stop handling for the past several hours, plus getting too hot in the sun, they needed a bit of a break. We never stopped people from seeing and petting the animals, just the constant handling of switching laps so they could rest for a few minutes. Usually after 15 minutes we'd be back to holding again.
I understand being disappointed. It's unfortunate and we tried our best to avoid it, but we were dealing with live animals and more people than we intended. It had been non-stop since before we opened (people showed at 9:45), and the babies needed a break. Most folks were good about it, but unfortunately some were downright nasty. We tried to accommodate them all and make it up to them. Some by offering return one-on-one trips, some by comping a full tour at another date. We do try to please everyone and make them happy. We don't have such high reviews by accident.
When we moved the piglets to the stock room to get into the A/C, we opened the "no customers beyond this point" door so that folks could flow right out of the stock room and into the store. This kept the flow going one direction and made foot traffic work much better than trying to reverse and walk against traffic. If you wanted to exit the store immediately, you were free to do so. Or you could look around. Whatever. This was all an audible we called because of weather not a plan to trick people into the store. We heard several comments about "being forced to go into the store." This comment is just a combination of the ugliness and the cheapness we observed with a few folks. We charged nothing for the event and nothing for parking, we staffed up with five extra employees for the day, and we had the entire family working non-stop all day, plus Lucy on her day off. This comment was disappointing to say the least.
We need staff here a bit earlier. On barn day, due to bad communication, they showed up at the event start time. This time they showed up 30 minutes before start. But because people show 15 minutes early for the event, that's really only 15 minutes before start. I think next time we need staff here 45 minutes before start time.
We've always been pretty easy going about tours. We don't have a check in process. We don't accept payment up front. We don't take people coupons for tours if they have them till after. Frankly I've always tried to be easy going and welcoming rather than strict. However we gave multiple tours on Saturday and Spork and I told the customers to make sure they told the girls to charge for a tour when they went in the store. At the end of the day we'd given more tours by far than we were paid for. People obviously didn't tell the girls to charge them. Sadly the honor system doesn't work. We need to implement a pay first tour system with a check in process.
So should we have an event like this in the future (believe me there is some doubt), what do we need to do differently?
I have to get better signage. We've gotten used to handling small groups of people personally. Large groups need signage to direct them. We need a sign that lets you know the store is even there. Plus directional signs, sign that make customer areas and private areas, stuff like that.
This is a big one. We need to charge for parking. We have to staff up with extra help for events like this. By charging for parking we can offset these extra expenses and make it easier to justify doing an event like this. I know we'll lose some customers because there is paid parking. I will also have to staff an extra person taking money and making change. All I can do is try it one time and see how it goes. I know when I go an event I have to pay for parking so I think people will be ok with it, but I hate doing it.
Staff needs to be here 45 minutes early. That means more pay and more cost. But being prepared before the start makes everything go much more smoothly. It was 10 times better this time. Next time it needs to be 100 times better.
I need to order a lapel mike and a few more radios. I keep borrowing Dustin's. I need my own complete gear set, not partly mine and partly his for events.
We need to use our appointment system to control the flow. Even for a large event, we can still utilize the appointment system. If we can handle 100 people at a time, then we can have 100 appointments concurrently. That would have flattened out the curve for the pig holding, and given us a better idea of who was coming when. I think I can also make paying for parking pay up front to deal with the no shows so that would be a bonus.
And lastly, we need to make sure we are clear with expectations on our advertisements. When SWMBO put out the original event, she put pet and hold a baby piglet. We thought we'd get 75-100 people for this event. When interest took off, she regretted her choice of wording and sure enough, some people clung to "holding" the baby piglet seemingly caring more about what they wanted than the health of the piglet. Some, patiently waited and were able to hold the piglet a little later. In everything I put out after, I made sure to be careful with the wording to make sure that I put petting the piglet but who knows if people actually went to our website vs. reading on Facebook. On barn day, we had a lady get mad that she couldn't feed the cows 15 minutes before cut off time. They'd been fed so much by then (remember people feeding when they weren't supposed to) that they refused to eat. We have to be careful what we promise, especially in our first post.
Your transparency is incredible. We were there about 10am and yes, we could quickly tell the pigs wanted no part in it. No worries, we said hi, checked out the garden and store, bought a few things, and headed on our way. My son loved seeing the big pigs even through the fence. That made his day. We were interested in a farm tour, but we weren't sure if it was $20/group or per person and couldn't find anyone to ask (with young kids we didn't try to hard to do so ;-)) I think proper signage would be key! I also feel that paying for parking is not a bad hung either. I want to support small family businesses and I will pay to do so. It will also weed out the "free" people.
Your farm is beautiful. Your store is incredible. We plan to go back to stock up on meat!
Will you offer farm tours outside of big events for families?
Dan, the crabby attendee issue is easily addressed. Anyone unwilling to wait for a refreshed piggie should be given a handful of bees to hold and pet as long as they'd like. Change ad wording to "pet a farm animal". Problem solved.
That is hilarious! I had some customers commenting on your idea today. It was well received.


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The Beatles - "Within You Without You / Tomorrow Never Knows"
I was familiar with "Tomorrow Never Knows," on The Beatles' Revolver as a kid listening to my parents' record collection, but didn't really hear it until I was in college, after I had familiarized myself with the work of Timothy Leary.
The Beatles' unfolding innovation in the recording studio reaches its apex with the album's final track. Lennon's "Tomorrow Never Knows" was one of the first songs in the emerging genre of psychedelic music, and included such groundbreaking techniques as reverse guitar, processed vocals and looped tape effects. Musically, it is drone-like, with a strongly syncopated, repetitive drum-beat. The lyrics were inspired by Timothy Leary's book, The Psychedelic Experience: A Manual Based on the Tibetan Book of the Dead , although the title itself was inspired by a Ringo Starr malapropism.
Much of the backing track consists of a series of prepared tape loops, stemming from Lennon's and McCartney's interest in and experiments with magnetic tape and musique concrète techniques at that time. According to The Beatles' session chronicler Mark Lewisohn, Lennon and McCartney prepared a series of loops at home, and these then were added to the pre-recorded backing track. This was reportedly done live in a single take, with multiple tape recorders running simultaneously, some of the longer loops extending out of the control room and down the corridor.
Lennon's processed lead vocal was another innovation. Always in search of ways to enhance or alter the sound of his voice, he gave a directive to EMI engineer Geoff Emerick that he wanted to sound like he was singing from the top of a high mountain. Emerick solved the problem by routing a signal from the recording console into the studio's Leslie speaker, giving Lennon's vocal its ethereal, filtered quality (he was later reprimanded by the studio's management for doing this).
A key production technique used for the first time on this album was automatic double tracking (ADT), invented by EMI engineer Ken Townsend on 6 April 1966. This technique used two linked tape recorders to automatically create a doubled vocal track. The standard method was to double the vocal by singing the same piece twice onto a multitrack tape, a task Lennon particularly disliked. The Beatles were reportedly delighted with the invention, and used it extensively on Revolver. ADT quickly became a standard pop production technique, and led to related developments, including the artificial chorus effect.
Although George Harrison had used the sitar before "Within You Without You," it was this track on The Beatles' masterpiece, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band that deserves credit for introducing the sitar and Eastern mysticism into the popular culture.
"Within You Without You" features only Harrison and a group of uncredited Indian musicians, and was written on a harmonium at the house of long-time Beatles' friend Klaus Voormann, while "there were lots of joints being smoked".
The song, originally written as a 30-minute piece and trimmed down into a mini-version for the album, is in Locrian mode. The laughter at the end was Harrison's idea to lighten the mood and follow the theme of the album.
The song was also included on the 2006 remix album Love. For this album, George Harrison's lyrics and melody were mixed over the rhythm of "Tomorrow Never Knows," although the opening lyric, "Turn off your mind... Relax... And float downstream........ It is not dying.......... It is not dying." came from "Tomorrow Never Knows," as does the set of reversed sound effects utilized in the mashup. The blending of these two songs is considered the most effective form of mashup on the album.
Stephen Stills was so impressed by the lyrics that he had them carved on a stone monument in his yard. John Lennon pronounced it "one of George's best songs."
And here is that mashup, a perfect mystical Beatles mashup if there ever was one...


Great simulation giving a side by side comparison of meiosis and mitosis, good voice tutorial, online, easy to display with a pro-board or a projector.
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Here is the segment of our service where we incorporated our artists into the worship.
It was so moving live! Enjoy!
That was an amazing service. I know that God was greatly honored during this time. Thank you to you and the whole team for the musical and visual reminder of what our God has done.


Average consumer credit debt stood at £6,322 in December, up from £5,938 at the end of 2013. In 2013, the average increase was just £50 – but as the recovery continues, consumers are rediscovering their appetite for credit cards, overdrafts, and personal loans.
Total lending, including mortgages, grew by £1,081 in the year, the most since 2008. At the height of the property boom this was growing by over £4,000 per household per year.
In total, people in the UK owed £1.466 trillion at the end of December, of which nearly nine tenths was mortgage debt.
57% of credit card balances are bearing interest – the lowest proportion ever.
The average household owes £2,287 in credit card debt.
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RD Offutt potato company peels back plans to convert pinelands to farmland, DNR mashes EAW
Back in early February, in our posts No small potatoes: Dept of Natural Resources requires EAW for pinelands to spud fields project and Hot potato politics: Offutt family members gave Representative Denny McNamara campaign cash, Bluestem reported on contributions from members of the family that owns R.D. Offutt Company, the international potato firm, to political campaigns by elected officials from both parties.
Potatoes are more digestible when cooked and a little grease helps.
Yesterday, the well-connected company and the Minnesota DNR announced that they had reached a deal, with the company cutting back on deforestation, while the DNR agreed to not move forward with the Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAW).
At the Brainerd Dispatch, Zach Kayser reports in DNR, R.D. Offutt announce deal on irrigation for crop expansion:
In a joint press conference call Thursday, DNR Assistant Commissioner Barb Naramore and R.D. Offutt CEO Keith McGovern outlined how the company voluntarily withdrew all but five of its applications for new irrigation wells in the Pineland Sands area spread across Becker, Cass, Hubbard, and Wadena counties.
Naramore said instead of an EAW specifically examining R.D. Offutt, the DNR plans to undertake a broader scientific study of how land conversions would affect the Pineland Sands area. . . .
The DNR will seek funding for the study from the Legislature in 2016, Naramore said. The study is in the conceptual phase, so the preliminary $1.5 million estimated price tag may change, she said.
Nothing in the agreement prevents the company from reintroducing the withdrawn applications, but if Offutt were to introduce more well applications on top of the agreed-upon five, "there's a very real chance that we might need to look at where we were in the study, whether we had the information that we needed to make a decision" on the applications, Naramore said.
"I think the company has a good appreciation for the kind of information we need," she said.
McGovern said Offutt doesn't plan to apply for more wells or buy more developable land in the area until the results of the studies are finished. . . .
In short, while R.D. Offutt is reducing the number of plots it will convert to irrigated cropland, while the Dayton administration will seek funding for an extended scientific study of "how land conversions would affect the Pineland Sands area."
Not everyone is totally buying into the deal. At the Star Tribune, Tony Kennedy reports in R.D. Offutt's pines-to-potatoes plan is scaled back in compromise with Minnesota DNR:
Toxic Taters, a grass-roots group opposed to Offutt's expansion in the Pineland Sands area, issued a statement saying it is wary of the company's reduction of well permit requests "to avoid an environmental assessment." Still, the group said it is "glad to see" the DNR's study initiative at a time when there are many unanswered questions about land-use changes in the area.
The complete Toxic Taters statement, found here, argues:
Members of the Minnesota grassroots organization Toxic Taters expressed concern today on finding out that RD Offutt would be allowed to move forward with 5 well permits in the Pineland Sands Aquifer located in Becker, Cass, Hubbard, and Wadena counties. "We're happy to see that the number of well permits has decreased significantly from the original 54 proposed. We're concerned though that RDO is unwilling to do an environmental assessment and now won't have to do one. If they aren't damaging the environment, why not prove it with an environmental assessment?" said Toxic Taters coordinator Amy Mondloch.
To address concerns of increased crop production in the area DNR has proposed a special study of groundwater use and land use change in the Pineland Sands area.
Toxic Taters is concerned that RDO is requesting a smaller number of well permits in order to avoid an environmental assessment and will continue to add wells in upcoming years increasing their impact on the aquifer. "It's hard to believe that RDO would just give up 39 wells without a fight. We're glad to see that the DNR and other state agencies are being proactive with this proposed study, but there are a lot of questions to be answered yet. What role will RDO and other corporate farms have? How will area residents be involved?"
While RDO moves forward with their wells in the Pineland Sands Aquifer, Toxic Taters and allies including the international organization Pesticide Action Network will move forward with their work to get the potato grower to adopt more sustainable growing practices and cut pesticide use. Lex Horan of Pesticide Action Network had this to say "Communities are in harm's way because of RDO's pesticide use. It's a longstanding problem that Minnesota lawmakers, state agencies, and RDO customers like McDonald's should all take very seriously. Since state decision makers have been reticent to act on RDO's pesticide problem, on October 6th Toxic Taters and Pesticide Action Network will return to McDonald's stores in a national day of action, calling on the fast food giant to cut pesticides in its potato supply chain. It's time for RDO to transition away from hazardous pesticides, not expand the footprint of those chemicals to impact even more rural communities across the state."
Here's the memorandum of understanding signed by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and the R.D. Offutt Corporation:
Memorandum of Understanding Between DNR and RD Offutt Company-1
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The Stuart Town Cemetery, Wallaroi Road Stuart Town, was listed with the National Trust of Australia on 30th August 1994. The site was established on 18th November 1870. The area is 7 acres plus.
The Stuart Town Cemetery, formerly Omegal, is a very historical cemetery. It is a lasting memorial to our early forefathers. Pioneers of Store Creek,
Farnham, Stoney Creek, Mookerawa, Lower Mookerawa , Mumbil, Ironbarks and Stuart Town are buried there. These people were farmers, gold seekers, rail employees, rabbiters, those in the area in depression years and during the construction of Burrendong Dam and of course the cemetery is in use to this day.
Unfortunately, many graves are unmarked and the areas unidentified. No records are available prior to council controlling the area in the late 1960's.
Wellington Historical Society has established a register of burials in the area with and without headstones. This listing is a very valuable historic record of the area. Elizabeth Gage has the earliest existing monument as she was buried in 1874. John Henry Smith died in 1918 at the age of 104. The Sloane Vault is the resting place of five of our early pioneers of this district.
In past years family members cared for their own family graves. A committee was formed in 1986 to assist with the general upkeep of the area. More recently locals held working bees to care for the area. Now Wellington Council maintains and slashes the area, as our residents were no longer able to do the physically demanding work required.
A wall of remembrance has been erected in the area. A sign is needed at the entrance gates stating the significance of the site and to contact Wellington Council for further information. A plaque will be replaced on the face of one of the gate posts by council( it was damaged beyond repair by a council truck, some time back).
Ever so many people visit the cemetery, to tend loved one's graves or to find out valuable information on ancestors who lived in the area in bygone days.
Relevant details of this cemetery are held at council, as part of our application for funding for heritage grants.
The erosion problem occurred when council sprayed the cork elm trees. This caused severe erosion and denuded the area of vegetation, which in turn caused extensive damage to many of these historic headstones. We were granted moneys through the Heritage Assistance Program and worked with Wellington Council and McMurtrie and Sons under Lee Bradbury an Orange based stonemason to repair the headstones and restore the area to its original state.
There have been two Heritage Council Grants; $8,000.00 in 1995 and $5,000.00 in 1997. A further amount was gained through Wellington Council's Local Heritage Assistance Scheme of $8,000.00 to complete the last three monuments which suffered the most extensive damage. Sadly, this far down the track more work is needed on the headstones.
*Constable W C Adie was stationed at Stuart Town as a Mounted Constable when he was accidentally killed in 1908, at the age of 25. On the 10th October 1908 he left town intending to make a patrol of the town and surrounds. By the following day he had not returned as expected and Senior Constable McConville set out to find him. After being informed that an unattended troop horse had been seen in the bush, Senior Constable McConville investigated and found the unfortunate Constable Adie seriously injured. Riding up the "bridle path" he failed to duck under the branch of the gum tree on the Stuart Town side of Jimmy's Hill, where the Sir Robert Askin bridge is located. It appeared that he had lain seriously injured throughout the night. He died whilst being taken back to town for medical attention.
Constable Adie was born in 1883 and joined the NSW Police Force in 17th December 1907. He was engaged to Mary Marning at the time. She never married and lived all her life here at Mookerawa.
*John Garvey the bushranger (no headstone) died on 6.2.1866 aged 45. He and his accomplice George Bell committed a daring robbery upon a party of miners who were on their way from Smith's crushing machine, situated under the police station, to Isaacs store with 100 ounces of gold or more. Garvey shot one of the miners in the breast but as the bushrangers were riding away William Bragg, a local butcher fired his gun and shot Garvey. The gold was never recovered.
Garvey had been a carpenter at Bell's crushing machine. George Bell had resided with his father about a quarter of a mile from Smith's crushing
William Bragg was publicly thanked by the people of Ironbarks and presented with a very handsome gold watch bearing an inscription appreciating his gallantry in shooting the bushranger Garvey.
*Elizabeth Gage died on 1st December 1874 aged 43 and has the earliest existing headstone.
*John Henry Smith died in 1918 at the age of 104 years. He is the oldest person recorded in the cemetery. He lived at Farnham with the Nicholls family. Past records have shown that he may have been a few years older than that. He sailed with Paul Jones and was a sailor until he came to Australia looking for gold. One day the bushrangers visited him. He had been notified that they were in the district. He had a lot of gold sovereigns and he put them in the bottom of his billy can. He filled the can right up with dripping. He had made some damper in the morning. The bushrangers came through and were searching his hut. He said "I haven't anything for you. I only have some damper and dripping to give you". He took the dripping can down out of the tree and gave the bushrangers fresh damper and dripping off the top of his sovereigns.
*John Sloane died on the 22nd October 1914 aged 82 years. John, his wife Eliza (for whom the vault was erected), Henry, Mary and Alfred are laid to rest in the vault. There are five coffins in the structure. John was a very wealthy man who built the Australian Hotel and owned a great many buildings in the main street near the hotel. He also was a large landholder. His details are noted in "Men of Mark".
*Nathaniel Lawrence died on 6th January 1893 aged 76 years. He was convicted of stealing two half-crowns and was sentenced to be hanged. The
sentence was commuted to life on Norfolk Island. He came to Australia as a convict and was sent to NSW and then to Van Dieman's Land. Nathaniel and his wife Bridget were shepherds on "Katella" a large property at Burrendong owned by Suttors. .
*Mary West, wife of Joseph is buried at Stuart Town. She died in 1891 aged 63 years. Frederick died in 1895 aged 53 years. Almer died in 1886 at 11 months. Fred, Carl and Grace West's mother was a Weber. Joseph West was licensee of the Digger's Rest Hotel in 1869 and again in 1889. The West family has had a long association with Stuart Town. Reputedly West's lived in Alexander Street where Lionel Pulbrook now lives. Ron Halliday remembers Teddy West was a very old man with a white beard. "Dosie" lived there too. Grace was another name mentioned. The West's were also blacksmiths. A delightful story by Ernest West recounts his travels to "The Yahoo" a gold dredge on the Macquarie River in the Branches from Ironbarks book. Joseph was a member of the Stuart Town Progress Committee too.
*Alice Louisa Poile died in 1882 aged 9 years. Herbert Trevor N Poile died in 1887 aged 5 months. Julia Isabel died in 1891 aged 15 years. Lucy Edith died in 1887 aged 18 years. William Foster Palmer died in 1891 aged 10 years. The death of infants and children is always so tragic.
Thomas Poile father of the above was a storekeeper and post master most of his working life. While he was post master at Stuart Town he fell victim to a hold up. He was proceeding to a gold claim on the Macquarie River with money to pay the men. A man with his face blackened rushed at him and directed him to bail up. The bushranger at the same moment fired a gun, which must have been loaded with slugs, as some pellets penetrated the flaps of the saddle and cut through Mr Poile's trousers. The report startled the horse on which Mr Poile was riding and he kept on galloping until he reached the claim and thus saved the money. The site is still called Poile's Rock. Folklore tells us that the "bushranger" was a local Mookerawa identity, who was never charged with the offence.
*Joseph Fitzsimmons was 15 years of age when he died in 1877. He was killed in a mining accident at Farnham.
*Charles Henry Boehme died on 16 November 1904 aged 72 years. He and his wife settled in Stuart Town and raised their family here. Henry migrated from Germany. He was known as Dr Boehme as he was often called upon to pull teeth, attend births, stitch flesh wounds and advise the correct medication for a variety of complaints and set broken bones. He was a manufacturer of cordial, ointments and medicines. The family owned and operated the Post Office mine and Boehme's Battery. He was a prolific writer and his letters were printed in the Wellington Standard of Freedom & Gazette and the Wellington Times. He built their new home with a hall attached which he named "Liberty Hall", now known as Boehme's Hall. Henry had two books of poems published in Sydney during the 1880's entitled "Chips from the Workshop" and "Scriptural Historical, & Experimental Facts". Henry suffered a heart attack and died in Wellington after attending a Land Board meeting there concerning the Common. He had the public
welfare in mind always and did his utmost to make improvements for the local public.
*Duncan McDougal Denovan died on the 3rd December 1904 aged 26 years. He had a mate and claim at Long Flat, Lower Mookerawa. He saw a man floating in the Macquarie River at Boatman's Flat. He rode to Stuart Town to report the incident to Senior Constable McConville. On the way back he thought he would check if his mate had put away the ducks they had shot. His horse wanted to go one way and him the other at the fork of the road. He came in contact with a tree and broke his neck. So, there were now two bodies.
*Jabez Priest died on the 25th March 1882 aged 67 years. He had the "Digger's Arms" Hotel at Stoney Creek in 1865 and it closed in 1872. James had the "Old House at Home" Hotel at Omegal from 1865 until 1878.
*John King (no headstone) died on 10th July 1905 aged 37 years. He was born in Fiji in 1868. He married Sarah McGovern in Wellington and they went to live at Farnham. On the 10th July 1905 he was accidentally drowned in the Macquarie River at Yahoo. The river was in flood. His body was recovered on 11th November 1905 and brought to Stuart Town by Arthur Frappell.
*Sarah Anne Waterbury died in 1907 aged 56 years. John Thomas and Sarah had a wine saloon over the line in Alexander Street Stuart Town. J T Waterbury also operated the Old House at Home Hotel Omegal, Wellington Road in 1879.
*Patrick Marning died on 31st March 1915 aged 83 years. Patrick was a native of County Clare, Ireland. He brought out a large party of miners to work in mines and gold dredges and stayed on to become a successful grazier and farmer with a wide range of community interests. Some of the party he brought out were Thomas Gleeson and a nephew Patrick Quealey. A very well known tale told of Patrick was him saying "Bejabers if I live til I die, which I don't think I will, sure I'll see old Ireland again before I leave Australia." Another incident was Patrick lining up to buy a ticket at the railway station. The lady in front said "Maryvale single". Patrick said "Patrick Marning married"!
*Carl August Wilhelm Weber died on 20th June 1915 and is buried in the Church of England portion of the Stuart Town cemetery aged 85 years. He was born in Brunswick Germany c 1833. He was a baker and confectioner. He and his family lived in Stuart Town for approximately 40 years where for many years they kept a store in the premises now lived in by Graeme and Trish Sherring. His wife Alice died in 1896 aged 64 years and is buried in the Stuart Town cemetery. His granddaughter Alice inherited the store after the death of her grandfather.
The artefacts of Charles Henry Weber are displayed at the Wellington Memorial Soldier's Club. He tried to enlist in WW1 but was not accepted because of his German name. A few weeks later he applied again, this time giving his name as Webber and was promptly accepted. Carl was gassed in the war and this caused his death in 1942. His name spelt Webber is listed on the memorial gates in Stuart Town.
*Florence Sharples aged 4 died in 1908. John S and Martha Jane were her parents. Jack and his son Roy Sharples lived next to Scott's Battery. Times were very hard. Christmas came and they were stony broke. They went up the Wellington Gully and discovered the biggest nugget ever found in Stuart Town. 3¾ oz. It was a happy Christmas after all.
*Catherine "Kate" Mole was 36 years old when she died in 1877. Francis Read, her father married Anne and their daughter Kate married Charles C H Mole in 1893. Janet, another daughter married Lance Stanford who built the Australian Hotel and "Oakwood" where the two existing headstones are situated at Stoney Creek. The Read's had a group of shops opposite the Railway Station. Frank was a prominent member in the community and assisted in raising funds for the erection of the Stuart Town Catholic Church.
*William Codner died aged 79 years on the 4th December 1904. He married Eliza Goninan and she died on 22nd May 1913. Richard Jonathon died on 21 May 1955 aged 86 years. He was known as "Dick" was one of the old time characters of the Mookerawa and Stuart Town District. This family lived at Codner's Flat.
*Richard Goninan died on the 30th December 1876 aged 64 years. Richard and his wife Letitia followed the gold fields until they came to Cookey's Flat, Lower Mookerawa were they settled on a block of land.
*Michael John Pope died at "Little Oakey", Lower Mookerawa. Amby Pope made up a bush stretcher which the body was loaded into and was carried over the steep hills to "Macview", Lower Mookerawa, where his son Tom lived. His remains were carried by Cliff Gates, Pat McMillan, Bill Lang and Herb Frappell. They crossed the Macquarie River in a boat at Frappells. Murray Bros funeral directors picked up the casket and transported him to Stuart Town for the funeral service. Michael was a well known identity from Oakey Creek. He rode his pushbike to many shearing sheds in the west. He was self educated and left school at 12 to work to keep his mother. Grandma Mary Pope was also bought across the hills on a stretcher and boated across the flooded Macquarie River to a waiting hearse when she died in 1914. She also is buried in the Stuart Town Cemetery.
*William St Clare Hayes died in 1894 aged 41 years. He and his wife Harriet settled in Ironbark and William was the licensee of the Railway Hotel.
Sadly his sons also died young and the licence was passed on to daughter Clarice who married Arthur Hansford and then on to Harriet and her husband Alfred Stibbard who ran the hotel for many years.
*James Souter "Scotty" Cameron was a Scotsman who came to Stuart Town after the great war. He had lost an arm when he was a captain the army. He taught school at Lower Mookerawa and later on at Mookerawa. He was a very well-educated man and helped out at any function in the town.
*Thomas Arthur Davis died in 1935 aged 77 years. He married Emma Cohen and they raised their family at Mookerawa. Their daughter Ciss married George Price and they owned various businesses in the town over the years.
*Charles and Emma Hall are both buried in the Stuart Town cemetery. Charles was a boot maker. The shop is still occupied in Alexander Street. It has the sign Cobbler's Cottage hanging over the front door, clearly visible from the road. Family folklore states that Ben Hall had a meal with Granny (Emma) Hall. Granny had no fear of Ben but only of the troopers. Some say they were related but we have no proof of this.
*Arthur John Cohen died in 1970 aged 81 years. Arthur played the violin at local and district dances. He took out a bookmaker's license in the 1920's to field at No 9 meetings. He also had the mail run to Lower Mookerawa.
*Thomas Glawson died on 18 September 1949 aged 62 years. Mary, Tom's wife was a schoolteacher at Walters/Gum Flat school at Lower Mookerawa where she met Tom. They moved to and operated the baker's shop in Alexander Street before taking over the local post office.
*Hope Evelyn Glawson was only 17 when she met with a tragic and fatal accident at the railway crossing at Dawson Gates. The Glawson's lived at Lower Mookerawa.
*Mary "Minnie" Fisher died on 23 July 1967 aged 85 years. She, along with Mrs Dickerson and Mrs Hanrahan, was a midwife. They were called upon at all hours to deliver babies.
*Thomas Edwards died on 12 November 1906 aged 63 years. They lived at Mookerawa. He married Emily Fitzsimmons. He served on the Wellington Council as Shire President. His son Albert established a very productive orchard in the 1920's which was well known for the delicious peaches. His wife was Marion Beauchamp. Albert and his father both thought that Ben Hall was a gentleman.
*Arthur Frappell died in1939 on the 23 May, aged 62 years. He was considered the best axeman in the bush. He worked with Alec Glawson and the
Blyton boys gathering wood for the dredges. After Mr Frappell died the family moved to Stuart Town. The family home was situated on the Macquarie River on the road through to Hill End.
*Powell C W Foxall died on the 10th April 1904. He was aged 78 years. Powell undertook the position of secretary of the Mining Department at Stuart Town. He also tried his hand at shearing and in September 1886 he was one of twenty two shearers in a shed at Nevertire. He stated in a letter they were getting on with the shearing first rate, but they had 44,000 more sheep to go.
*George Calder died on the 28th June 1912 aged 79 years. George came from Scotland. He married Mary Stanton. Reputedly there was a cemetery on Stanton's Flat Mookerawa.
*Clement Andrew Grimes died on the 14 March 1915 aged 15 years. He accidentally drowned at Mascot Dam. Maurice John Edward died on 17 December 1915 aged 8 years. He died from diptheria.
*Arthur Rivers died on 9 November 1910 aged 82 years. The Rivers old homestead was the social centre at Farnham. Many of the buildings still stand today.
*Thomas Nicholls died on the 22nd August 1917 aged 57 years. Thomas accompanied the explorer Ernest Giles on his second expedition, when they went from the Overland Telegraph Line to Perth.
*Thomas Dixon died on the 7th November 1942 aged 73 years. William Dixon died on 5th February 1952 aged 77 years. William, known as Bill, was one of the first trustees of the School of Arts Hall when it opened in 1934. The other original trustees were Mr T J Edwards, N H Warn, B L Dutfield, L R Lawson and J Gleeson.
*John Hansford died on the 7th May 1907 aged 61 years. Hansford is a very well known and respected name in the Mumbil area.
*Edward Frederick "Nipper" Dutfield died on the 12th January 1937 aged 57 years. "Nipper" was a pound keeper, auctioneer, estate agent and horse breaker and it was a well known fact and has been said "He was the best horseman ever seen".
*Samuel Henry Medway died on the 10th June 1954 aged 70 years. Samuel and Zillah built their new home at Rose Hill West End, when they first married.
*Sarah Jane Smith died on the 8th June 1922 aged 76 years. The Smith family was well known and lived in the Store Creek area.
*John Henry Mitchell died on 6th September 1945 aged 73 years. John's wife Bertha was appointed non official post mistress at Farnham in 1915 and was followed by her daughter Freda from 1937 and another daughter Eva was formally appointed in 1960. Another branch of the Mitchell family lived at Sandy Station.
*John Edgar Crick died on 2nd May 1922 aged 62 years. He taught at Mumbil before moving to Stuart Town where he owned and operated a business.
*James Peter Malkior died on the 22nd November 1912 aged 63 years. He had a blacksmith's shop in Molong Street.


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