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If you''re planning a project that requires lots of postholes, trust me--a power auger will speed up the process. I''ve dug hundreds of auger-generated postholes. My personal best is thirty 42-in. deck footings in a single day--whew! But if you think they''ll make digging holes a picnic, think again. They''ll save you blisters, but at the end of the day, your back, legs and arms may be in worse shape than if you had dug the holes by hand.You''ll need to dig up a very willing friend to help you run most power augers, and you''ll both need strong backs, legs and arms to wrestle the machine around. Augers are very powerful machines with a lot of torque that can throw you like a sack of potatoes if the auger bit encounters a rock or a root.

Engineers at Davisco Foods International Inc. wanted to incorporate mix-proof valves into their process controls for three new cheese vats at the company''s Jerome, Idaho, facility. Unfortunately, the PMOs did not recognize any block-and-bleed valves that could handle the cheese curds the system would have to deal with. Rockford, Ill.-based Sudmo North America Inc. accepted the company''s challenge to design a valve that could handle large particulate without clogging and then win regulatory approval for the design.

RILEY''S TRUCK FETISH HAS FORCED me to confront a much bigger, profoundly resonant issue. I expected to approach childrearing on an individual basis -- one mom to one boy. But the older Riley gets, the more I find that I am dealing with huge forces, maybe even genes, informing our relationship in ways I did not expect. I have a son who loves trucks, a love that seems to be a common denominator among boy toddlers; even Riley''s gentle, retiring friend Justin is wild for them. Many afternoons, when I would love to sit quietly with my little boy, reading, drawing, telling stories, listening to music, he bounces about wildly, waving dump trucks in my face, rushing after the cats, shrieking. I''ve watched first-time moms of girls look on in horror as Riley revs around the playroom at the library, wrenching books and toys from other kids, shouting, looking for reactions and connections, looking to make friends. Normal boy behavior? It pleases me that some of my antiracism work can inform my ongoing exploration of gender differences: Respecting and accommodating differences doesn''t mean we raise one gender above the other. We just accept that they are different.