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The beat though. I can test it in my market.
Hot track, def something for the streets!
The flow and beat is kind of dated. Not bad, but not great either... The upside is the Dolph feature.
The song decent, great street record/mixtape/mixed cd song. This song will definitely start fights in the club. The feature solid though. Might not work in my market.
Will check in the Mixx.
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This will get a cut off spin. Too much aggression to play in the club for me. I like it though. Hot lyrics.Nutritional Information per 100 g: Energy 1821 kJ/435 kcal, Total Fat 18.8 g, of which Saturated Fat 10.6 g, Carbohydrate 57.6 g, of which Sugar 29.4 g, Protein 3.5 g, Salt 0.36 g.
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The announcement late last week that three Colorado sawmills are being let out of pre-recession timber contracts with the U.S. Forest Service was met with relief from U.S. Sen. Mark Udall and skepticism among some in the conservation community who say the move will only have short-term impacts.
“By allowing the ‘mutual cancellation’ of these contracts, the U.S. Forest Service is helping the local economy and promoting a healthy forest management industry,” said Udall, who’s been working on the issue since June. “Our mills employ hundreds of Coloradans, and they provide an irreplaceable service, crucial to reducing wildfire risk to communities and removing hazardous beetle-killed trees near roads, power lines, trailheads, picnic areas and campgrounds.
More than 4 million acres of mostly lodgepole pine forest in Colorado and Wyoming have been wiped out by an ongoing mountain pine bark beetle epidemic. Scientists say trees stressed by global climate change and drought conditions have become increasingly susceptible to the bugs, which burrow under the bark of mature trees.
Three Colorado sawmills – in Montrose, Saguache and Delta counties – have been struggling trying to fulfill contracts signed before a global recession dramatically decreased demand for forest products, especially in the home construction industry.
Experts say lodgepole pine trees are small and rot quickly after being killed by the bugs, meaning they are far from ideal for making lumber for home building – an industry that has dropped off precipitously in recent years anyway.
The high-heat gasification of wood products can relatively cleanly produce hot water heat and electricity, but biomass is a power source largely untapped in Colorado because it’s capital-intensive and comes with a whole set of access issues if the fuel is on federal land. Still, state lawmakers have formed a working group to try to kick-start biomass power in Colorado.
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I bought this last weekend at a yard sale I passed on Friday. It was a tool sale, but you never know what you’re going to find, so I stopped.
I’ve had these since last summer. I just don’t know what to do with them — the rust is a big problem and I’ve never re-finished anything metal before. I sent some e-mails to a few powder coating places in the area to see if that would be at all cost effective. I’ve seen a ton of people in the web who say that they take metal furniture in to their local body shop, but I have no idea if there’s any place in Chicago that does something like that. I can picture both of these painted a really bright, glossy color — I love the idea of using all vintage items in your home office or craft room for storage and both of these items would be perfect for that.
I’m regularly picking up metal items and my husband and I sand the rust away as best we can. Then we use spray paint primer to handle any remaining rust; follow up with spray paint in the desired shade. The primer really makes a big difference, so don’t skip it. Also, if you haven’t used it before, practice spray painting. Drips on vintage items, particularly metal really kill the piece in my opinion.
For vintage items, I recommend a hammered finish, since it is most similar to the original “vintage” look that attracted you in the first place.
Lara Jo – Hey, thanks for the tips! I have questions, if you don’t mind me taking advantage of your expertise: does sanding the metal item scratch it? Like, if I DIDN’T want to spray paint it, would I want to avoid sanding the rust away? I guess the bottom line question is: is there anything I can do with those flat files to get rid of the rust but avoid spray painting them? I totally agree with you about drips in spray paint projects…and I am SO BAD at spray painting. I guess I need to take your advice and just practice on a few metal items I don’t care that much about. I read so many blogs about people spray painting everything and I just can’t figure out how people do that and make it look so nice!
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Gloria Beck, Owner & Operator of Parkland Nurseries and Garden Centre was named Rotary Citizen of the Year.
Beck says she’s finally getting some time now to reflect on her 30 years serving with charitable organizations and volunteering.
“I was the first in many areas to be the first president or first person on a board that was a woman. I didn’t realize at the time that I was breaking through new barriers, but I did, and I reflect now and I see that I did it quite a few times,” she says.
On being named Citizen of the Year, she adds, “I think of the people that have gone before me and I know most of them. I don’t think it’s really hit home. It’s a lot to live up to. I was shocked -- I’d never considered it. I was in disbelief.”
Beck says if there’s a message she has for the next generation of young Red Deerians, it’s to jump into opportunities with both feet.
“They need to get involved. You get more than you ever give. Your life is so much richer by being involved and helping others. Find a good mentor and share your dreams with that person,” she says. “I always believe that if there’s a door opening, go through it because that door might not open again.”
This year’s Young Citizen of the Year is also a Loran Scholar and two-