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Of all the signs of the Zodiac, Capricorn is probably the most stable and reliable employee. Capricorns are well suited to any career in which organizational skill, patience, and consistency are important.
The grounded Sea Goat is not temperamentally suited to life as a starving artist or unemployed actor. They tend to choose careers that provide a steady source of income and that have a long shelf life. One of the most ambitious signs, Capricorns are slow to achieve success, but once the mountaintop is reached, it's the real thing. Small, deliberate steps help them fulfill their ambition.
Capricorns need to have a detailed career plan, concrete goals, and the assurance of a decent paycheck. They are incapable of flying by the seat of their pants. This is the sign to watch as they grow in confidence and experience, and steadily reach their goals.
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1. Accountant
If you need your taxes done, a financial statement prepared or a treasurer for your organization, this is the person to call. Natural bean counters, Capricorns are compulsive about making sure all the "Is" are dotted and the "Ts" are crossed. They will not let you cheat nor misrepresent funds due to a strict sense of duty.
2. Managerial Consultant
If someone shows up in your office wearing a dark suit, carrying a briefcase, and conducting "interviews" with staff, you may be dealing with a Capricorn. They will easily recognize what is dysfunctional and what changes they should recommend. Slackers better beware when Capricorn is looking for holes in the system. To make things worse, staff may not even notice them lurking in their midst. Waste not, want not is their motto.
3. Professional Organizer
Capricorns love to flex their organizational muscles by finding a place for everything and being a model for others in getting rid of clutter. When they run out of things to rearrange and sort in their own homes, they feel compelled to move on to unsuspecting relatives and friends. After being told to back off enough times, they have a mission to use their talents by getting paid for it, and then a career is born.
4. Financial Planner
Capricorn is obsessed with building wealth and funding retirement plans. They grow up learning the ins and outs of compound interest and the joys of asset management. After they've figured out how to retire at 40, they spend the ensuing years helping other people to retire at 60. The poor souls didn't start saving early enough, so while Capricorn retires and begins a new career, these people are still slogging away at the old one.
5. Real Estate Developer
This career is perfect for Capricorn. It allows them to put their heart and soul into a project and return a big profit in a very short time. Independent wealth won't happen overnight, but eventually they will climb the property ladder until they have a view beyond compare. You won't find them putting high-end materials into a basic condo. They are too practical for that. These smarty pants will find good materials at a bargain price that will make the place only appear more valuable.
6. Antiques Dealer
Capricorn has a love of history and provenance, as well as a keen sense of business. They get all worked up over period and style and seek to collect almost anything. This makes them especially cut out for the world of buying and selling antiques. They would love to set up a little shop, high on a hill in the country. It could even be in a century old barn or a little place downtown stuffed to the gills. These days it might be a virtual store, with the headiness of no overhead.
7. Cashier
In any retail outlet, movie theater, fast food restaurant or casino, there are probably a high percentage of Capricorns taking and counting your cash. When they get home, they hesitate before washing the smell of money from their hands. They love to stack the bills with heads facing toward them, sorted into denominations. Counting back change to a customer brings sheer joy and satisfaction, and the absolute best part of the day is balancing the till.
8. Appraiser
This career will suit the discerning Capricorn because they can revel in contact with an abundance of material goods and property. Whether they are evaluating a gemstone or a piece of real estate, they will enjoy the process of figuring out what something is worth. Because they are the most materialistic sign of the Zodiac, they are best suited to establishing value and keeping track of what the market will bear.
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10. Computer Programmer
Many people would cringe at the thought of spending 12-hour days staring at a bunch of code. Just bring up the words Java or Linux and the eyes of some Capricorns light up like candles. They are tenacious and dedicated, and possess a deep well of patience to find a missing tag or the reason why the script won't run. If asked to pick out some colors for a webpage though, they will adopt the look of a caged animal and mumble something about an important appointment they've got to get to.
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Converting natural gas to liquid transportation fuels via biological organismsNovember 18, 2013 8:17 am | News | Comments
Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories will use their expertise in protein expression, enzyme engineering and high-throughput assays as part of a multiproject, $34 million effort by the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy aimed at developing advanced biocatalyst technologies that can convert natural gas to liquid fuel for transportation.
Building nanomachines in biological outer spaceNovember 15, 2013 7:41 am | News | Comments
Univ. of Cambridge scientists have uncovered the mechanism by which bacteria build their surface propellers (flagella). The results demonstrate how the mechanism is powered by the subunits themselves as they link in a chain that is pulled to the flagellum tip. Previously, scientists thought that the building blocks for flagella were either pushed or diffused from the flagellum base.
Better batteries through biology?November 13, 2013 7:30 am | by David L. Chandler, MIT News Office | News | Comments
Lithium-air batteries have become a hot research area in recent years: They hold the promise of drastically increasing power per battery weight, which could lead, for example, to electric cars with a much greater driving range. But bringing that promise to reality has faced a number of challenges.
Evidence of 3.5 billion-year-old bacterial ecosystems found in AustraliaNovember 12, 2013 3:08 pm | News | Comments
Earth's oldest sedimentary rocks are not only rare, but also almost always altered by hydrothermal and tectonic activity. The Pilbara district in Australia is a rare exception. A new study has revealed the well-preserved remnants of a complex ecosystem in a nearly 3.5 billion-year-old sedimentary rock sequence.
Bacteria may allow animals to send quick, voluminous messagesNovember 11, 2013 3:41 pm | News | Comments
Twitter clips human thoughts to a mere 140 characters. Animals' scent posts may be equally as short, relatively speaking, yet they convey an encyclopedia of information about the animals that left them. Recent research show that the detailed scent posts of hyenas are, in part, products of symbiotic bacteria, microbes that have a mutually beneficial relationship with their hosts.
Rare new microbe found in two distant clean roomsNovember 7, 2013 10:46 am | News | Comments
A rare, recently discovered microbe that survives on very little to eat has been found in two places on Earth: spacecraft clean rooms in Florida and South America. Some other microbes have been discovered in a spacecraft clean room and found nowhere else, but none previously had been found in two different clean rooms and nowhere else.
Less toxic metabolites, more chemical productOctober 29, 2013 1:27 pm | News | Comments
The first dynamic regulatory system that prevents the build-up of toxic metabolites in engineered microbes has been reported by a team of researchers with the Joint BioEnergy Institute (JBEI). The JBEI researchers used their system to double the production in Escherichia coli (E. coli) of amorphadiene, a precursor to the premier antimalarial drug artemisinin.
Radical recoding tests limits of genetic reprogrammingOctober 17, 2013 2:33 pm | News | Comments
In two parallel projects, researchers at the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering have created new genomes inside the bacterium E. coli in ways that could open new possibilities for increasing flexibility, productivity and safety in biotechnology. In the first project, researchers created a novel genome, the first-ever entirely genomically recoded organism. They then greatly expanded genetic changes in the second project.
Separating the good from the bad in bacteriaOctober 17, 2013 7:39 am | by Jennifer Chu, MIT News Office | News | Comments
Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers have developed a new microfluidic device that could speed the monitoring of bacterial infections associated with cystic fibrosis and other diseases. The new microfluidic chip is etched with tiny channels, each resembling an elongated hourglass with a pinched midsection. Researchers injected bacteria through one end of each channel, and observed how cells travel from one end to the other.
Beyond antibiotics: PPMOs offer new approach to bacterial infectionOctober 16, 2013 8:37 am | News | Comments
Researchers at Oregon State Univ. and other institutions announced the successful use of a new type of antibacterial agent called a PPMO, which appears to function as well or better than an antibiotic, but may be more precise and also solve problems with antibiotic resistance. In animal studies, one form of PPMO showed significant control of two strains of Acinetobacter, a group of bacteria of global concern.
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Working with a synthetic gene circuit designed to coax bacteria to grow in a predictable ring pattern, Duke Univ. scientists have revealed an underappreciated contributor to natural pattern formation: time. A series of experiments published by the Duke team show that their engineered gene circuit functions as a timing mechanism, triggering a predictable ring growth pattern that adjusts to the size of its environment.
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Bacterial cells use an impressive range of strategies to grow, develop and sustain themselves. Despite their tiny size, these specialized machines interact with one another in intricate ways. In new research conducted at Arizona State Univ.'s Biodesign Institute, researchers explore the relationships of two important bacterial forms, demonstrating their ability to produce electricity by coordinating their metabolic activities.
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A plastic material already used in absorbable surgical sutures and other medical devices shows promise for continuous administration of antibiotics to patients with brain infections, scientists are reporting in a new study. Use of the material, placed directly on the brain's surface, could reduce the need for weeks of costly hospital stays now required for such treatment.
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Dioxane, a chemical in wide industrial use, has an enemy in naturally occurring bacteria that remove it from the environment. Researchers at Rice Univ. have found that these bacteria are more abundant at spill sites than once thought. They are designing tools to help environmental engineers determine the best way to clean up a contaminated site.
How quickly can a bacterium grow?August 27, 2013 8:02 am | by Anne Trafton, MIT News Office | News | Comments
All living things must obey the laws of physics, including the second law of thermodynamics. Highly ordered cells and organisms appear to contradict this principle, but they actually do conform because they generate heat that increases the universe's overall entropy. A Massachusetts Institute of Technology physicist mathematically modeled the replication of E. coli bacteria and found that the process is nearly as efficient as possible.
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By any measure, tuberculosis (TB) is a wildly successful pathogen. It infects as many as two billion people in every corner of the world, with a new infection of a human host estimated to occur every second. Now, thanks to a new analysis of dozens of tuberculosis genomes gathered from around the world, scientists are getting a more detailed picture of why TB is so prevalent and how it evolves to resist countermeasures.
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Scientists at Switzerland have developed a new method for making antimicrobial surfaces that can eliminate bacteria under a minute. The breakthrough relies on a new sputtering technique that uses a highly ionized plasma to, for the first time, deposit antibacterial titanium oxide and copper films on 3-D polyester surfaces. This promotes the production of free radicals, which are powerful natural bactericides.
Microbial team turns corn stalks, leaves into better biofuelAugust 20, 2013 7:46 am | News | Comments
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Anyone else heard this yet? I believe if this album came out in the 80s, Anthony Gonzalez would be a millionaire
Anyone else heard this yet? I believe if this album came out in the 80s, Anthony Gonzalez would be a millionaire
You have a copy? You will send it to me now.
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I can't wait. I wish they are playing Coachella.
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Found it, dang its been around since the 20th.
Listening now. So far so good.
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Damn! The copies I am trying to unzip are requiring a password (I am not sure if it's the file or if it's my program. The program had no problems with other .rar and .zip files, though). Oh well.
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Three songs in and this is already owning me. The guy is a genius.
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can someone pm me with a link>?
every time this thread gets bumped I think "oh I must buy tickets for that"... then I remember I'm out of the country. I'm seriously missing 5 or 6 shows in a 2 week span. talk about bad timing.
any1 have info for l.a. tix?
i started this thread and i forgot to buy tickets...I was stupid enough to miss the M83/Ulrich Schnauss tour...I'm not missing this one too
I feel stupid for doubting this would be anything less than awesome. What a great album.
Couleurs kicks so much ass I'm so excited to hear the album!
I really wish m83 and rjd2 were playing Coachella.. Those were my biggest reasonable request.. Oh well.. At Least they are playing So. Cal.
it's finally happening
Röyksopp, FC Kahuna, Télépopmusik, The Knife, RJD2, Futue Sound of London, The Avalanches, 808 State, Zero 7, Tycho, Mr. Scruff
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BTW, the album is amazing! Best of 2008 thus far.
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is it really that good? better than when the dawn heals us? I was not impressed by that one.
Yes, it is better. And much more consistent.
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the album is nothing short of amazing.


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Almost none of the uninsured will end up paying the ObamaCare mandate penalty, according to an updated analysis by the Congressional Budget Office, which found that 87% will be able to claim an exemption.
That exemption rate is higher than the CBO had previously thought, which not only blows a hole in its budget forecast for the law, but also increases the odds of an insurance industry "death spiral."
According to the CBO's latest estimate, out of the 30 million people who will still be uninsured in 2016, just 4 million will end up paying any tax penalty, despite the law's requirement that everyone buy government-approved insurance. Two years ago, the CBO figured 6 million would pay the penalty.
Half of the 4 million now expected to pay the penalty will have incomes below $35,000, the CBO found.
The CBO says ad hoc changes made by the administration and rules written since 2012 are the main causes of the drop in the payment rate. For example, President Obama extended the "hardship exemption" to include anyone who had their previous insurance canceled because of ObamaCare.
Whatever the reason, the result is that the penalty will raise $27 billion less over the next decade than the CBO had originally expected.
And that assumes more don't simply dodge paying the penalty because of the ease with which they can claim a hardship exemption, or because the law places strict limits on the IRS' ability to collect the money.
The hardship exemption rules, for example, let anyone who "experienced domestic violence" avoid the mandate, without providing any documentation of abuse. Getting a shut-off notice from a utility is also sufficient to claim a hardship exemption.
In addition, the law forbids the IRS from using its normal enforcement tools to collect unpaid penalties. Tax experts say the best it can do is withhold the penalty amount from any tax refund due.
The incredibly broad exemption from the insurance mandate also threatens to undermine ObamaCare's market regulations. The law included the mandate as a way to force most people into buying coverage, which would in turn keep premiums down for everyone else.
If too many young or healthy people realize they can exempt themselves from the penalty, that could leave the insurance pool sicker and more expensive, resulting in what the industry calls a premium "death spiral."
Meanwhile, Roll Call reports this week that the CBO has all but given up on trying to determine whether ObamaCare will cut the deficit, or at least on offering any pretense of a precise number.
Buried in a footnote in its latest budget report, the CBO explained that it "can no longer determine exactly" what the budget impact of ObamaCare will be.
The CBO's previous forecast, for example, included business mandate penalties that Obama suspended for several years. And the administration, due to the risk of a political backlash, has so far been unwilling to make cuts to the popular Medicare Advantage program that were supposed to contribute a significant portion of the resources for ObamaCare.
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Rachel Aviv, an award-winning journalist and a staff writer for The New Yorker, will speak at Yale on Friday, June 27 as a Poynter Fellow in Journalism. The talk, "Writing About Psychosis," will take place at 10:15 a.m. in the Connecticut Mental Health Center auditorium, located at 34 Park St. Admission is free.
Aviv's coverage of psychiatric disease and public mental health policy has been widely hailed for providing a critical view of the psychiatric system. She writes about the experiences of socially marginalized individuals navigating this system and the tumultuous dynamic between psychiatry and the law. She has also written about education, foster care, and homelessness.
In addition to The New Yorker, Aviv's work has also been featured in Harper's Magazine, New York Times Magazine, The Nation, The Believer, n+1, and other publications.
In 2009, Aviv was awarded a Rosalynn Carter Fellowship for mental health journalism. She won an American Psychoanalytic Association Award for Excellence in Journalism in 2012 for "This Way Madness Lies: Can Psychosis be Prevented?" which appeared in the December 2010 issue of Harper's Magazine. She was also recognized with the Erikson Institute's Prize for Excellence in Mental Health Media last year.
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PODAMPETA (Ganjam Dist): The sea that had served as their sustainer since generations is now posing threat to their very existence.
Podampeta, the fishermen's village near Kantiagada under the Ganjam block, which is inhabited by around 350 families, is now on the verge of getting gobbled up by the sea. The reason behind it is said to be the recent changes in the Rushikulya river mouth. "We no more think of the festivals that may have coincided with the full moon or new moon days, but have sleepless nights on those high tide days," says B. Parvati of Podampeta.
A few decades ago, the sea was almost one and half km away from the village. Now, the sea line has come closer and closer with changes in the Rushikulya river mouth. Earlier, the sea was coming slight closer to the human habitat on high tide days. But, on the last new moon night, waves touched the village.
The change in coastline has also affected the groundwater in the village. The water at the only well in the village has turned too saline. The village existed on the government land and the villagers have no legal document for their existence. Administration has till date made no efforts to rehabilitate the villagers. Even if efforts are made to rehabilitate them, most of these families would find it hard to get administrative help as they do not have pattas for the land they are staying at Podampeta.
The panicked inhabitants want either a guard wall near their village to save it from the sea or to get rehabilitated at other safer place with proper facilities. Recently, Ganjam block chairman Surath Pahana visited the village and promised Indira Awas houses to 75 families.


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American Society for Microbiology Bacterial Hand Contamination and Transfer after Use of Contaminated Bulk-Soap-Refillable Dispensers. Another reason not to refill bulk soap or antiseptic dispensers. Because of this is is particularly important to use single dose skin preparation solutions, as bulk dispensers post known problems.


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The Chicago Wolves dropped their lone game last week as they were topped 5-1 by Grand Rapids on Saturday. The team is just past the midway point of their Midwest Division slate this season and are 9-9-3-0 (.500), with 19 of their final 40 games coming against intra-division rivals. Two of those tilts will come this week as they host Lake Erie and Rockford following a quick trip to Iowa tomorrow to face the Wild. The Wolves will need to pick up some points against the ultra-competitive Midwest if they hope to maintain their playoff positioning, no small task as four of the five teams in the division are currently in the top eight in the Western Conference (Rockford 3rd, Milwaukee 6th, Grand Rapids 7th, Chicago 8th).
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The Chicago Wolves made the transition from 2014 to 2015 last week, collecting a 1-1-1-0 record and three of a possible six points. The team is nestled in second place in the Midwest Division, six points behind division-leading Rockford with Grand Rapids and Milwaukee creeping up in third and fourth places, respectively. The Wolves will look to stave off the Griffins in their lone tilt this week as they travel Saturday to Van Andel Arena, where they are undefeated in two tries this season. Chicago is 3-0-1-0 overall against Grand Rapids in 2014-15, but the lone loss came in the teams' last meeting (Dec. 30).
Wolves Weekly Press Notes for Dec. 30
The Chicago Wolves close out 2014 tonight with a tilt against Midwest Division rival Grand Rapids. The Wolves defeated the Griffins and Milwaukee Admirals last week to stretch their winning streak to three games before being upended in Rockford on Sunday. Chicago looks to remain unbeaten against Grand Rapids this season (3-0-0-0) and close out the year with a win. The team has played in 85 contests so far in 2014, including the second half of the 2013-14 season (28-9-4-3), the 2014 Calder Cup Playoffs (3-6), and the first half of the 2014-15 season (17-12-3-0) for a .624 points percentage. The Wolves ring in the New Year with back-to-back home matchups on Friday and Saturday as they host Hamilton for the lone time this season and then face Rockford in the first of five January contests between the squads.
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After dropping their first two games of the week at home, the Chicago Wolves bounced back on Sunday evening with a 5-1 win over the Iowa Wild in Des Moines. They host Grand Rapids tonight in the last game on the American Hockey League slate before the league-wide three-day holiday break. Tonight's contest is the first of four straight Midwest Division matchups. With four of the five teams (Chicago, Grand Rapids, Lake Erie, and Milwaukee) separated by just two points, this stretch of games could influence the standings dramatically. So far this season, the Wolves are 7-6-2-0 (.533) against their own division after going 26-11-2-5 (.670) within it last season.
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The Chicago Wolves snapped out of their scoring slump with a six-goal outburst on Tuesday --- their lone game last week --- while skating to a 6-2 victory. The win broke a season-high three-game winless streak and the team will look to keep the momentum going as they return to Allstate Arena for the first home games of December. This week's slate includes the first of two School-Day Games this season as Chicago hosts Adirondack on Wednesday. The Wolves are 11-2-0-0 all-time in morning games and 7-1-0-0 on home ice since playing their first School-Day contest in 2009-10.
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The Chicago Wolves play just one game this week before facing seven days of rest and will try to snap their current three-game skid, the squad's longest winless streak and tied for longest road winless streak of the season. The last time the Wolves suffered three consecutive regulation losses to begin a month was in 2009-10, when they kicked off October with an 0-3-0-0 record, and the last time they did so in December came in 2007-08 when they started the month 0-4-0-0. Despite the setback, the Wolves still rank second in the Midwest Division and in the top 10 in the American Hockey League.
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The Chicago Wolves ended November on a high note after dropping Wednesday's game in Milwaukee, closing out the month with consecutive wins against league-leading Rockford in a home-and-home Illinois Lottery Cup feature Friday and Saturday and boosting their monthly record to 9-5-1-0 (.633); the team heads out on a four-game road trip this week that will bring them to Lake Erie and San Antonio for the first time this season to visit the Monsters (three-game point streak) and Rampage (nine-game point streak).
Wolves Weekly Press Notes for Nov. 24
The Chicago Wolves sputtered on offense last week as they were held to five goals in four games and collected three of a possible eight points, suffering 3-0 shutouts on both Tuesday in Adirondack and Sunday versus Rockford; the squad will look to turn it around and avenge the losses with three Midwest Division matchups this week, including a home-and-home against division-leading Rockford, but will have to do so against two of the stingiest teams in the league with the IceHogs' 2.06 goals-against average (tied for 1st in the AHL) and the Milwaukee Admirals' 2.16 (3rd).
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The Chicago Wolves close out their franchise-record-tying nine-game road trip this week, visiting Adirondack today and Midwest Division rival Milwaukee on Friday before returning to Allstate Arena on Saturday and Sunday for their first home games since Nov. 1 (5-1 W vs. MIL); the Wolves head into the final two games with a 5-2-0-0 record during this season's circus trip, ensuring a winning mark on the trek and tying last year's win total (5-1-0-0) from the annual outing.
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The Chicago Wolves posted their first three-win week from Nov. 3-9, picking up victories in Grand Rapids on Wednesday (3-1) and Iowa on Saturday (4-2) and Sunday (5-1) to give the team its first winning streak of more than two games this season; the triumphs moved the Wolves' 2014-15 record to 8-2-2-0, good for second in the Midwest Division and the club's best start since 2008-09 when it accrued a 8-2-1-1 mark in its first 12 games.
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The Chicago Wolves embarked on their first "three-in-three" of the season last week, collecting wins on Friday (6-5 OT in Grand Rapids) and Saturday (5-1 vs. Milwaukee) before getting tripped up on Sunday (4-1 in Milwaukee); Sunday's contest marked the first game of the team's annual circus road trip, nicknamed for the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey act that takes over Allstate Arena each November, which runs for nine games (tying a franchise record) and 20 days this season.


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First of all I have to say that while the name is a little policially UN pc, it cracked me up....is it like my husband- jewish and hard to get rid of? :) but not wandering!
OK, so I fell in love with these guys and there architectural nature and color and they are so perfect about one foot in front of some small green bushes in the front of my house in the mulch bed...there isn't much for them to grow into except the bushes....
I'm reading a lot on how these things spread and spread and take over all and are impossible to kill. Maybe that's what the woman at Home Depot meant when she said, BOY, you must have a lot of space...Hmmm...
Has anyone had a bad experience with these pretties? I just want to be able to dig it up and kill it if it's getting THAT out of hand.....the online reviews make it sound like it's a super villain....
Any advice for a total newbie?
BTW, I probably already killed it by accidentally using potting soil.
All I know is the neighbor who planted them with lantana in a driveway bed that gets summer annuals and fall/winter pansies said she had a tough time getting them out when it was time to plant in fall.
I have two plants that began in 3" pots and I put them under a black walnut tree in an area where deer browse.
One of the few plants that can tolerate both conditions.
The one in the most sun has spread to two feet wide probably because we've had adequate rain.
You can clip them back if they get too big but you better plan on having them there as permanent plantings, like short shrubs.
Nice contrast against green shrubs and you can always tuck a few annuals between them.
Potting soil is fine for them. They'll expand to the soil underneath and the potting soil keeps the crown of the plant from rotting.
Give it a year or so and then decide if they stay or go.
In middle Tennessee, these plants die back in the winter and come up in the spring--and they aren't particularly invasive. The funny thing is I've never bought this plant, but one day I picked up three small pieces from the sidewalk that had been broken off from a plant, brought them home, stuck them in the dirt, watered a few times, and they thrived! In other words, they're pretty indestructible!
You didn't mention what zone you're in, but I'm in 8 (or even 8B) here and my purple heart (I'm assuming you are referring to setcreasea) also dies back in the winter as the previous poster mentioned. It comes back reliably but I've had it for years and it pretty much stays right where I put it. I have planted it in several places. I've always heard the name "wandering jew" applied to a different plant....tradescantia zebrina.
Setcreasea is a great plant for the south. It is very tough and the foliage color does not fade in our intense sun. It will spread, but certainly not in an uncontrollable way. If you want it to stay in bounds, take a spade and cut back the clump each spring. That will suffice.
They are not, however, great in pots. They will definitely hog up all of the water, nutrients and space in a season, bullying other plants into death or pitiful submission. I once tried putting them into a one gallon nursery pot and then sinking that pot into a larger pot so that I could have that color and trailing effect from it. It wasn't happy in those conditions until it split the one gallon pot up the side. Haven't put it in a pot since.
LOL....tha't how I feel- death or pitiful submission haha
I potted one with a very small tall ornamental grass and both are going well! Some in the ground have been being munched on but I sprayed today. I'm just in love with the color! I'll be sure to keep an eye on them!


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Two hundred meters east of the cathedrals Nueva and Vieja you will discover another of the jewels of Salamanca the Church and Convent of San Esteban (Saint Stephen).
The first impression of its majestic plateresque facade with pronounced reliefs and statues is magnificent. Above the door is the Martyrdom of St. Stephen by Ceroni from 1610.
Next to the church stands the imposing Convento de San Esteban. The architecture is a combination of Gothic and Renaissance influences.
The convent, still active, belongs to the order of the Dominicans since the 13th c. I was always told that Dominicans and Jesuits are the most intellectual among the catholic orders (Saint Thomas d'Aquino was a Dominican). Actually Columbus came here to discuss with the Dominicans and the geographers of the University his project of a voyage to the Indies.
See the storks on the top of the convent façade.
Church and Convent can be visited. I regret we missed the visit because it was closed for the siesta.
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The facade of St. Stephen's Convent is spectacular. Unfortunately for me, the sun was hiding the whole time I was in Salamanca and I wasn't able to see the famous stone glimmering in the late afternoon light, but if you have better weather, I would definitely recommend visiting this place late in the day.
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The Convent is Dominican and inside there are the cloisters (Claustro de Los Reyes) finished in 1591 and with details of both Gothic and Renaissance styles. The church was built in the 16th century and shows some plateresque details. This complex – Convent and church – are dedicated to San Esteban, who was thrown stones at; this scene is portrayed on a painting in the church's retable.
It is said that Columbus talked with the Dominican in this convent about his travels to India in a room called "De profundis".
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The Y strengthens our community. We're a powerful association of individuals committed to youth development, healthy living and social responsibility.
Save when you join the Y through March 15, 2012!
New to the Y? Take advantage of the free personal training sessions to ensure you learn how to use the equipment and get the most out of your membership.
Take one of Valerie's Sunday morning classes; step, core or body blitz. Actually, take all of them!
If you like a particular machine be prepared to be disappointed, several are out of order.
Zumba classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays nights with Alexis and Amanda are sooo much fun!! Read more
Go in the morning less people.
Great gym but always busy. Sundays are the best days if you need some elbow room
$4 joiner fee through June 4, 2012!
Zumba water classes on Friday mornings are awesome.
Go between 12-2 and there's NO ONE here! Primo parking and non-crowded weight rooms!
Pools are open! Don't forget the sunscreen... even on cloudy days!