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The Healthiest Foods On Earth
One of my favorite nutrition writers is Jonny Bowden. Hope you enjoy his corroboration of what I've been saying all this time, that whole foods are The Answer, not obsessively counting grams of whatever. This is from Forbes online: The Healthiest Foods On Earth By Jonny Bowden, Ph.D., CNS, is a board-certified nutritionist […]6 Comments • Continue Reading →
Naturally Leavened Bread Made with Kamut
12 Stepper Darlene in Canada sent me these gorgeous photos of the whole-grain, 100% naturally leavened bread she made with Kamut rather than wheat, for her gluten-intolerant daughter. She used Jim Simmons' starter. Read my blog entry from June 8 on how to get some free starter. Hope this inspires those of you working on […]9 Comments • Continue Reading →
swine flu prevention: should you worry?
I hope you aren't worried about the swine flu. Like you, I've been reading all about it. I am simply not worried. Not because I don't understand the risk, but because by following a few simple practices, you minimize your risk, and the rest is in God's hands anyway, where we would […]19 Comments • Continue Reading →
easy kale or collard "chips" you can make in your dehydrator
GreenSmoothieGirl.com reader Tonya C. donated a recipe for yummy "chips" (I call them "crisps" because they're really light and airy) made in the dehydrator. I have significantly altered the recipe. Brewer's Yeast is a good way for vegans to obtain Vitamin B12. Cheesy Kale/Collard Crisps 1/3 cup cashews, soaked 1-2 hours (optionally) 2 Tbsp. lemon […]17 Comments • Continue Reading →
AstraZeneca . . . or a plant-based diet?
If you read this blog regularly, you've heard my opinion that the drug companies have to be watched closely because their motive is in direct conflict with public health interests. Don't give your money to most "breast cancer research" campaigns, for instance, because it's usually just the drug companies double dipping. That is, […]6 Comments • Continue Reading →
PCOS and protein
Dear GreenSmoothieGirl: I have PCOS and I have battled weight for years. I am currently 275 lbs and 5'10". I believe that what we eat does impact our health dramatically. I was on a green smoothie a day for over a month and started to feel better. Then I was told […]13 Comments • Continue Reading →
How much fat should I eat?
Dear GreenSmoothieGirl: How much fats do you take in a day? From what I gathered from your book, it looks something like: 1 tablespoon flax oil in green smoothie, 2 tablespoons coconut oil on lips and skin, a handful of nut and seeds for snacks in the afternoon. Am I right? I […]4 Comments • Continue Reading →
should I buy designer foods?
Thinking about the questions lately about acai and maca, I was checking out today at The Good Earth. The woman and her daughter in front of me had clearly never been in the health food store. It was also clear that they were from the very lower middle class and of extremely limited means. […]17 Comments • Continue Reading →
what changed, when we switched to whole foods . . . part 2 of 2
My publisher for The Green Smoothie Diet, to be released next spring, wants me to tell my "story" in the beginning of the book. I've been compiling a list of what happened as my family transitioned to a diet of whole foods. It was certainly a sea change, to go into my pantry […]23 Comments • Continue Reading →
another daily food log from a plant eater
I got a bunch of emails from the "lurkers" who never write on this blog, saying they like food logs, and MORE, PLEASE. That'll give me something to say if I ever have a day where I'm running low–but OMG I have so much to write about in the next month or two!! […]4 Comments • Continue Reading →


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The average home price in Hot Sulphur Springs is $127,344, which is 7.1% lower than the average sold price in Hot Sulphur Springs ($137,060) . The average home price per square foot in Hot Sulphur Springs is $43 and about 2% of all homes in Hot Sulphur Springs sold in the last 6 months. For Hot Sulphur Springs home values, real estate prices, and city market trends, research the 181 property records or search our 4 recently sold or 14 homes for sale listings. The listings and properties in Hot Sulphur Springs are only a part of the 1,751,519 properties and 26,412 homes for sale in Colorado. Because of this, the average home price and average home value of Hot Sulphur Springs also influence the average home price $1,055,800 and average sale price $346,821 of Colorado. Listing counts, Hot Sulphur Springs home prices and home values in Hot Sulphur Springs are sourced daily from listing and property data on realtor.com®, which is the most up-to-date and accurate aggregation of real estate listings in the industry and includes approximately 800 regional MLSs and is the official website of the National Association of Realtors®.
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organic lawn service in Huntsville area
Does anyone know of a lawn service that uses organic products to treat lawns?
After much research into the subject and my neighbor dying from neurological diseases, I have decided to stop having my lawns treated with the usual weedkillers. Pesticides are no problem, I never use them on anything in my gardens anyway.
"Collectively, we can make a difference�"
For additional information on how you can promote a healthy environment please contact:
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P.O. Box 308., Huntsville, AL 35804-0308., (256) 427-5750 or e-mail:D. E. Shea, Director
...or let your fingers do the walking..............;-)
You can check out GreenSense..they're out of Texas but their products are wonderful and I'm considering ordering direct from them..I used them in TN but they're not here in AL yet...he said to pass their name on to someone locally and he'd be glad to tell them about their product...a really good company...thinking about sharing it with Bennet's or another local nursery...but I think it's cheaper if I order directly from them.


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C'est magnifique!
We just recently returned from a wonderful weeklong stay at La Maison de Nonna. The apartment is even more lovely in person than the pictures convey. It is obvious that Kristine and Thierry paid a lot of attention to detail when renovating and furnishing this beautiful home. The location within the city center is ideal. The apartment is not only exquisitely furnished but is a very comfortable place to return after exploring the city of Aix. It has all of the comforts and conveniences of home, including a dishwasher, washer and dryer. Upon arrival, we were warmly greeted by Thierry who showed us the impeccably clean apartment. A nice treat and bottle of wine were awaiting us in the charming kitchen. Kristine introduced herself the next day and provided us with great dining and shopping tips. We also rented a car during our stay and took advantage of the very conveniently located parking garage. We would highly recommend this property to anyone who is traveling to AIx. It far exceeded our expectations, and we would return without hesitation. We cannot think of anything that could have made our stay more enjoyable. Beautiful and comfortable accommodations, great location, extremely welcoming and helpful hosts. We were all a bit sad when our vacation ended and we had to leave our lovely home away from home. La Maison de Nonna is truly magnifique!
Lovely Clean Villa
Stayed for 2 weeks and loved every minute of it, especially the lavender in full bloom. The house looks exactly like the photos, but even better. The house was very,clean. The garden huge and very private. The pool was a nice size and not too deep. The house had everything we needed and more. The bed linens were of very high quality, satellite TV was nice when we wanted to watch English movies. Highly recommend this rental!
The photos on the website did not prepare us fully for the beyond-beautiful property that is known as Villa Fontaine. We spent 2 glorious weeks there with close friends and used it as a base for exploring the beauty of Provence. Even though the location is extremely private, our explorations were easy due to the villa's proximity to Aix-en-Provence and other points of interest. Inside and out, the Villa was spectacular. From the outdoor pool house with kitchen to the roof terrace, we were never at a loss for wonderful memories as well as spectacular photo opportunities. The indoor gourmet kitchen was well-equipped and the living area provided all of us with ample space to enjoy each other or to find a private spot for reading or reflecting. The concierge, Erwan, and his lovely wife, Christel, were available always to make us feel welcome, answer our questions, and make suggestions and/or reservations when needed. On the day we arrived, Erwan prepared an excellent French supper for our group. This was a dream vacation for my husband and I. Spending time in Provence with dear friends AND calling Villa Fontaine our home for two weeks, made this holiday truly memorable!!


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Florida Supreme Court Disbars Four South Florida Attorneys
The Florida Supreme Court disciplines 14 South Florida attorneys, including four who will not be allowed to practice for at least five years.
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Florida Supreme Court Disbars Four South Florida Attorneys
The Florida Supreme Court disciplines 14 South Florida attorneys, including four who will not be allowed to practice for at least five years.
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In one of the highest profile music-related copyright infringement lawsuits, recording stars Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams were slammed with a $7.4 million jury verdict after being accused of plagiarizing their chart topping hit song "Blurred Lines" from Marvin Gaye's 1977 Motown hit "Got to Give it Up."
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"What You Missed": Bruce Willis and Demi Moore were at the premiere of "Dancing With the Stars" to support their daughter, Rumer. Although, Bruce didn't seem too excited to be there. Also, an Iraq War vet's performance moved people to tears. Plus, Jimmy Kimmel and Matthew McConaughey made a local commercial in Austin, Texas. You […] [Read More]
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Syria bans imports to save foreign currency
Sep 24, 2011, 2:45 p.m.
By Suleiman Al-Khalidi
AMMAN (Reuters) - Syria has banned most imports except raw materials and grains, local businessmen said on Saturday, in a move to preserve foreign currency reserves as pressure grows from a popular rebellion and Western sanctions against Syria's rulers.
The government decreed on Thursday that all imports carrying a tariff over 5 percent were banned, according to businessmen and traders in Damascus who were contacted by Reuters.
This means imports of most foreign goods, from electrical goods to cars and luxury items.
The ban suggests that Syria is feeling the effect of foreign sanctions intended to put pressure on President Bashar al-Assad to end a six-month military crackdown that has killed 2,700 people, according to United Nations estimates.
On Saturday, the European Union imposed sanctions on Syria's main mobile phone operator Syriatel and its largest private company, Cham Holding.
The sanctions also targeted a television station, Addounia TV, and three construction and investment firms linked to the Syrian military, according to the EU's Official Journal.
The moves complement an embargo on imports of Syrian crude oil to the bloc -- Syria's main market -- and a ban on EU firms investing in Syria's oil industry, agreed this week with the aim of reducing Assad's access to foreign currency.
Washington has gone further, freezing all Syrian assets in the United States and barring U.S. citizens from making new investments in Syria.
Analysts and traders say Syria's oil exports have almost ground to a halt. In addition, it appears likely to run short of petroleum products for heating, electricity production and transport.
Minister of Economy and Trade Mohammad Nidal al-Shaar was quoted in the local press on Saturday as saying that the import ban was "preventive and temporary."
He said the ban was aimed at "preserving foreign reserves and redirecting (them) to low-income sectors of the population."
"It won't affect the imports of raw materials or foodstuffs and all the essential goods that citizens need in their daily life," Shaar added. Grain bought by the state for local consumption is among items unaffected by the ban.
In the five years prior to the uprising, Syria had relaxed its previous Soviet-style ban on imports.
Despite high import tariffs, there has been huge demand for foreign consumer goods, and especially cars, which began to enter the country for the first time in decades.
Like other foreign media, Reuters is banned from Syria, but traders contacted from abroad said the import ban would stoke inflation and further erode falling business confidence.
Some businessmen said it was a sign that the unrest was beginning to exact a heavier toll than was being acknowledged by authorities, who say Syria's economy has been protected by its lack of debt and insulation from capital markets.
"There is no selling or buying. It's so bad now that traders and businessmen are not selling for cash or credit. Prices of existing foreign imports will now soar," said a car dealer in Damascus's Sabaa Bahrat commercial area who preferred not to give his name.
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Highway Overdrive is a diverse rock group from Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada.
Josh Sheldon the lead vocal/rhythm guitarist formed the group in September of 2010. Josh through many trials and tribulations, reaping through several auditions, was able to separate the good from the bad by the use of his extensive fillet of music knowledge. Josh's final decision would form a power-house trio. These musicians names would be set in stone, forming the group as we know it today!
Chris Rublee, bass man extraordinaire, has 20 years of playing under his belt. His playing is clear, concise, and straight to the point; every note he hits is coherent. Jimmy Bernier, drummer, has many years of experience playing the drums and provides the band with great solid rock beats. He also offers an extraordinary visual show!
Highway Overdrive, over the past few years, has done gigs with a lot of known musicians all around Canada and over the United States.
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Dogs work well. But, housing and caring for dogs in a downtown business district can create a lot of headaches, too. Not to mention, that well trained security dogs are expensive, and poorly trained dogs are a liability. Be prepared to spend not less than twelve hours per week with a pair of dogs - time that many businessmen don't have.
In short, I wouldn't recommend dogs to anyone who didn't
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B: actually likes dogs (preferably loves dogs)
C: have a close by exercise yard
D: have plenty of time to work with the dogs
A camera? Now stop being silly. Go to a location that has presumedly similar layout to the one in question. Take a pic with your digital camera. Scale it down to NTSC resolution. That's the best case image you're going to get -- stuff from usual cameras used for monitoring looks much worse. Most security cameras are completely useless. You can barely tell between a human and a gorilla on most of the feeds that catch large areas. A small storefront may leave you with a bit better image than most, but it's still way too large area of an to cover if you want to see any faces. Other than recognizing faces, what's the point? I mean, you know there was a break-in, there's no reason to look at a video recording to confirm what's obvious. Either you get faces that are recognizable, or it's mostly useless.
You've basically fallen for the security monitoring scam: people love it until they actually need to see the images and realize they are useless.
To get good monitoring you need HD cameras, and plenty of them. For a small storefront monitoring, you may need coverage from two 1080p webcams. They are not exactly the most inexpensive of things. Alternatively, if you believe in a bit of luck, a digital photo camera taking timelapse pictures every second may also be likely to catch the faces. I'd go for one of the Canons where you can replace stock firmware with CHDK. You can then make it delete old pictures and keep new ones in round-robin fashion.
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Velma Pullam a reluctant center of attention upon retirement
She's married to one of the Dukes of Hazard.
She's a possible Methodist Hospital titleholder.
She became an unpaid, licensed bus driver for North Middle School's widely recognized oral history program, and when participating students were ailing on those journeys, she was a substitute mom, hand-holder and fever monitor.
For 39 years, she's been the wind beneath the wings of now retired, award-winning local educator Roy Pullam.
Her name is Velma Pullam, and she's one of those quiet, humble people who do so much behind the scenes and expect no applause.
On Friday, she was, despite herself, the center of attention because it was her last day at her station in the hospital's surgical unit. After 42 consecutive years as a surgical unit secretary who put patient needs ahead of an eight-hour day, she's retiring and anticipating what her spouse — who has health issues — calls their "harvest years."
Velma knows there are some who were hospital employees even more than 42 years, but suspects there are very few or maybe none who have served that length of time at the same job throughout and without a break in service.
On Friday, Roy noted in his daily email posting to friends that Velma was very emotional about saying goodbye to her hospital family and the duties she described as being a lot like those of an air traffic controller.
Her role, like those of other unit secretaries, has included answering phones, answering patient call lights, carefully placing doctors' orders into the computer — a doctor sometimes ordering eight or nine different tests for a single patient — and assisting the families of patients.
Roy isn't complaining when he says, "Many times we have been late being places because a patient needed her to remain behind to get tests put in, discharge orders completed or make a room assignment."
Velma feels the real heroes are physicians and nurses who go beyond the call of duty to be there for patients. She's frequently
seen nurses come in on their days off to check on patients who have no relatives here, and the nurses have been known to dip into their wallets to help needy families.
As a longtime teacher and head of the Bonnet oral history program and Junior Optimist Club, Roy gave his all and is proud that Velma has done the same in her profession.
They weren't blessed with children of their own, but have scores of them who were involved in Roy's projects. Those "kids" have dropped by the Pullams' North Elm Street home at all hours, and Roy and Velma have traveled far and wide to attend the former students' weddings and other special occasions.
The couples' careers have often overlapped, with Velma being a volunteer chaperone and bus driver for student-related trips and Roy and his Junior Optimist youths helping her bring Santa to the hospital's pediatric unit for almost 30 years.
That latter effort brought them joy, but also some heartache. They recall a terminally ill child who asked them for only one thing for Christmas, and that proved to be exceedingly hard to find. They went to stores all over the area, and at last came upon the toy, which was the exact size and color the youngster had specified.
Velma joined the hospital staff in 1969, a year after the completion of the three-winged structure that heralded a new age in local health care. That section has been augmented by many expansions, including the North Tower and the still-new South Tower.
Born in California and brought to Henderson shortly after her birth to Kentucky natives, Velma attended school at Robards and Niagara and graduated from Henderson County High.
It was at the hospital that Roy initially glimpsed Velma, and it was love at first sight. Fortunately, Cupid's arrow hit her too, and they dated two years before marrying in May, 1972.
They share everything, including volunteer work with the Salvation Army.
Roy hopes that Velma will find time for her art, as he relates that she's a talented sketcher and painter.
He says that his wife "loved her job, loved her people and she loved her patients.
"I just hope that in a couple of weeks she still loves her husband."
Roy is, you know, a Duke of Hazard. The city of Hazard gave him the title in honor of his oral history work.
That, of course, would make Velma a Duchess of Hazard.
When Cole David Hudnall and Isaiah Nathan Ogle start school in a few years, the little Henderson County boys will have a unique distinction among their fellow students.
Both entered the world at Methodist Hospital on a date that hadn't previously occurred for a century.
They were born on 11/11/11.
Cole, weighing 7 pounds, 11 ounces, arrived first, at 9:46 a.m. and Isaiah, tipping the scales at 7 pounds, 13 ounces, followed at 11:43 a.m.
Cole's mom, Virginia Hudnall, said this addition to her and husband David's family wasn't expected until a week later.
Isaiah's mom, Billie Ogle, said her due date had been the 21st. Isaiah and his great-grandmother Elizabeth Steinwachs will be celebrating their Nov. 11 birthdays together in the future.
Both babies have brothers: Cole's are Clayton and Christian, and Isaiah's is Brandon.
If you check out the date 11/11/11 online you'll find there's a great deal of significance being attached to it, including speculation that it's "a spiritual signal linked to 2012 Mayan prophecies."
We can all be grateful the day wasn't like Nov. 11, 1911, which brought the "Great Blue Norther" cold front to the central U.S. That day saw a number of cities with record high temperatures in the early afternoon and record plummeting temperatures by dark.
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The Heart of a Hunter: Small Condolences
Just another small tidbit I wrote up.. It wasn't what I intended to write, it just sort of came out. Either way, it's an illustration of the way I perceive and imagine my most well-loved Champion.
Goes along with the same themes as The Merging of Heart and Mind.
I couldn't help but notice that the forest was quieter than usual, no sounds rising to meet my ears other than the low shuffle of my own boots. The damp underbrush left sprinklings of dew across the durable fabric of my cloak, as well as over the matted fur of my companion. The musky twilight created a nearly smothering sense of foreboding, so much so that the events which were to occur over the next few hours would hardly be found surprising when I looked back at them in retrospect. I had hunted in these woods since I was a child, before and after the advent of Maokai's birth into reality, and never before had my grip upon my bow been so thick with nervous sweat.
Still, there was no room for hesitation, Warwick moved like a shadow only a few feet ahead of me and showed no signs of stopping. The way his ears flickered thoughtfully caused me to believe he knew as much or more than I did, yet he proceeded to shift through the brush with an uncanny grace, causing my own trained footsteps to look clumsy in comparison to his well mastered paws. It had been a slow week for us, both on the Fields of Justice and off, and this particular hunting trip had been my way of making up for the limited amount of time I had been able to offer to him. All the more reason why I felt more than obligated to proceed despite the way my psionics burned in the back of my consciousness. Despite the obvious discomfort brought on by the unseen, unknown variables lurking about the treeline we did not speak. It was unnecessary. In truth, to do so would almost have been demeaning to the both of us. Our relationship was that of brothers in arms, soldiers connected by a bond more pressing than words or emotions.
For men like us, simply having someone to trust was more than enough. Friendships were hard to come by when you were a full time soldier, part time summoner, and everything inbetween when the situation called for it... And I could only imagine that being a massive lycanthrope known for brutally effective exploits as a chemical and bio-weapons specialist was just as difficult in the social theater. Quite possibly even moreso, to be frank. Now, not many summoners chose to interact with their summons outside of the Nexus, often considering themselves too important or too busy. But for someone in my position, Warwick was more than just a weapon I controlled from time to time. We understood one another, and that was a comfort neither of us could afford to go without.
As the darkness of the forest deepened, I reached mentally into my reserves of mana, manipulating clairvoyance to give us visual of the surrounding area. There was still no movement, no sign of the large elk we had wounded. I knew we had to be gaining ground, my shot had made a clean connection behind the animal's front shoulder and would have undoubtedly slowed the equine down. I did not worry about the possibility of faulty directions, as one who had shared souls with the wolf infront of me countless times I knew full well that I could rely on his blood scent... No sooner than this thought had crossed my mind, however, did my companion stop in his tracks. His shift in posture gave revealed his state of confusion to me well before his deep, husky voice reverberated within my head.
"... I've lost the scent."
"How is that possible?"
I questioned, my mind already reaching for possible conclusions. The only one which seemed fathomable was that the animal had somehow managed to recover, but that seemed unrealistic. After all, elk didn't exactly run amok with health regeneration or lifesteal. I supposed that there was the potentiality that it had merely been put down by a stray wraith or some other denizen of the forest, but such creatures rarely left their dens unless specifically aggravated by something.
Knowing my inquiry was largely rhetorical, Warwick simply turned again and we proceeded to follow the trails of crimson which had been left across the forest floor. Too puzzled by the contingency of what could be happening to register the ominous green glow which soon came into view for what it was, we pressed forward at a sprint. The elk was there, the residual effects of some sort of neon green aura fading away from its hooves as I rushed to bring another arrow to bear. I had never missed a shot, (not since the dodge mechanic was taken away from the treeline anyhow) but my aim soon became the least of my worries as a sudden crashing from the canopy above tore my attention upwards.
"What the--"
My expletive was cut abruptly short as a pair of small meteors burst through the branches, and I was barely able to pull up a barrier in time to avoid being crushed. The blow staggered my lupine companion momentarily, leaving in a situation to provide some sort of cover. I sent my mind racing for the powers required to channel a good ignite somewhere into the brush, only to feel the mana in my veins erupt angrily as my casting was shut off.
"Wait! Don't cast, I'm sorry!"
It was a female voice, one I recognized immediately as Soraka stepped from her concealment. My eyes went wide as I realized that I had just been infused, and with an inaudible groan I looked down to where my collapsed veins were already creating patterns of bruises across my arms. The starchild seemed to take notice of this as well, and with an apologetic look the Ionian mended her mistakes with the ease of a wish.
"I apologize.. But you startled me. I..."
The way she stopped mid sentence could only mean one thing. Warwick had finally caught his wind and stepped out from the trees. The residual effects of infuse kept me forcibly in silence, unable to make any moderating statements in an attempt to referee the situation. All I could do was pray, pray that my companion didn't eat her. Pray that this didn't go south somehow, because if it did, this would be the end of me. As a summoner I was, more or less, a political crossing guard. This was no nexus here, no sanctioned match, people didn't just die and come back in a matter of sixty seconds.. If two of the league's oldest champions murdered one another infront of me, you could bet your ten gold that'd be the end of my career... If not a one-way ticket to pay a visit to fiddlesticks.
Warwick, however, did not move more than a tilt of his head. I looked from him, to Soraka, and back again. I knew my companion well enough to see that there was no offensive intentions in his stance, but by the female's trembling it was apparent she did not share my knowledge of wolven battle stance. For what could have been hours the two simply stared, leaving me to feel like little more than a spectator for a sanctioned match. Finally, and surprisingly to me, Soraka found the courage somewhere in her core to be the one who broke the stalemate.
"You....Are you not angry with me, Deathmaker?"
Instinctively I flinched at the use of Warwick's old Ionian title. Mainly because it seemed so untactful of Soraka to use it here and now. My eyes turned to my companion, and I found him to be looking at me. Once he seemed convinced that I had sustained no lasting damages, he offered a short nod of his canine head my way, which I returned. Only after our exchange did he respond to the starchild before us.
Well, it wasn't the most colourful of replies, but it was just about what I expected. Warwick's voice was rugged and powerful, the animalistic overtones never failed to strike me as heavily intimidating even when the wolf was at his most amiable. What I did not expect, was the way that Soraka's expression became twisted with confusion as if his single spoken word had been a novel's worth of cryptic text.
"I don't understand."
"I bear you no hatred, Ionian. What more is there to understand?"
"... Why would you not.. How.. Then why am I..?"
Soraka's mind seemed to be on overload, and as I felt the bindings on my casting finally ease away I legitimately considered using a forced teleport to transfer myself and Warwick out. I didn't know what was she was looking for or what didn't make sense, but I did know that I didn't care, and that every second we spent standing here was another second I risked being at the epicenter of an international disaster...
But there was something in the calm of my companion's eyes that caused me to stay my hand. I saw no malice in him, no fear, not a trace of any risk-oriented emotion at all. His armoured flanks rose and fell evenly with each breath, his heavy paws resting at his sides. He almost seemed expectant, amused even, the way he stared down unblinkingly at the one who had cursed him.
"Why are you what? Finish the thought."
The words were sharp enough to be a command more than a request, and they seemed to create the desired effects, urging Soraka to speak almost immediately after. A part of me found it amusing, and imagined many such statements being made once upon a time to a particular student of this wolf. If nothing else, the poise and attitude Warwick was displaying were certainly indicative of a man who cherished science as he gently tipped his head to one side whilst Soraka mumbled out her words.
"I cursed you, Deathmaker.. I made you what you are, and it cost me my grace. Know that I will never forgive you for the things you've done, but in time I have come to realize the error in my actions that night. Painful as it may have been, I have spent my time since that realization trying to fathom some way of seeking forgiveness from a man who I hate, so that I might again move forwards towards my unity with the stars." She paused, her voice waivering as she looked into the lycanthrope's amber eyes. "Yet.. You say that I am already forgiven.. and I don't.."
"Ionian, let me make something abundantly clear to you. Your forgiveness means little to me in the grand scheme of my life. I was a soldier, I did what soldiers are meant to do. My weapon may not have been a rifle or blade, but I sought the same goal as every combatant in the history of Runeterra... As did you, when you cursed me." There was a sharpness in his expression which could have cut through stone, the muscles of his jaw rippling beneath the fur of his muzzle. "I fought with knowledge, you with magic, and we both sought victory in our own ways. I did not blame you for this, nor will I ever. I accepted the consequences and ramifications of warfare long before I ever made the decision to create my first toxin. So if it is forgiveness which you seek, then turn to your so-called Gods... Because it was never my paws which judged you."
And with that, my hunter turned his back to the starchild and moved to my side. I felt his strong paws grip the back of my cloak, hefting me onto my feet and holding me aloft until I was steady. Thankfully, I looked upwards at the overbearing height of my companion, and offered as stoic a nod as I could manage after being thrown about like a ragdoll. Slinging my bow across my shoulders, I followed in Warwick's pawsteps.
"Deathma... Warwick..? ... Thank you..."
Soraka's voice followed at our backs, but the blood hunter did not turn. There was something else on the air, and his chest heaved with life as he took in the smell of our new target. There was a howl, the bloodcurdling, ruthless sound I knew so well. A grin pulled at the corners of my lips, and as Warwick broke off into a sprint through the brush I popped ghost to keep up with my one true friend. As we found our pace and my breaths fell into a steady rhythm, I let out a question which had been bothering me during the encounter. There was something that had been unsaid which my curiosity could not let slide.
"Do you think she understands how grateful you are to her?"
I was offered no reply... But if I wasn't mistaken, I could have sworn I saw the hints of a smirk flash across his face.
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The theme this week on ~{Tando}~ is Family and so I had to use this fabulous quote for a journal page. I've used it before, but it's a completely different project. I've gone mad with masks this time.
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~{Codebreaker}~ this I sprayed ink through, but it wasn't dark enough so I inked through it afterwards and I like the fact that it looks like double vision!
And ~{Heart Background}~.
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Wow Kaz, what a fab journal page, way to go sweetie.ReplyDelete
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hahahaha LOVE that quote!!!!! Fabulous page my lovely, love the colours and the way your left the 'people' black & white... GREAT job!!!!! HUGS xxxxxReplyDelete
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Grass clipping only compost
Just a few questions:
Is it possible to start a compost pile with grass clippings only? I am aware that a compost pile should have leaves and soil as well for the proper Carbon to Nitrogen ration, but there aren't many leaves in our backyard, especially during spring and summer. So please let me know if it is possible to compost grass clippings only.
You have to be VERY careful with the moisture balance, because they mat down, go anaerobic and stink and get slimy.
Adding wood chips or other coarse fibrous material in layers between layers of clippings helps aeration. Mixing them with the clippings also works.
Well, if you have so much grass that it can be your main ingredient, then I suggest the following.
After cutting, gather up the grass, and let some grass dry. Then, with new grass that you keep cutting, there is your green. Have some browns and greens that way, with just your grass.
Now, in reality, you don't need to do it to that extent.
You generate greens when you cook. Veggie and fruit parts that you trim off and don't eat -- all are greens. So are yard or garden trimmings (separate from the grass), including weeds that did not have seeds yet.
Paper towels, frozen food cartons, newspaper, junk mail -- all are browns. So are lint from your dryer, cereal boxes, and other box cartons.
So now you have plenty more than you thought, and you can use the grass as brown or green, depending on what you need.
I think coffee grounds are also green but some website I just looked at said they are browns. Either way, you can use that, too, in your compost pile, if you have some.
I'm new to composting, so I really don't know what I'm talking about. BUT I do have an experimental grass cuttings pile, so I'll share.
Our current rental property has a huge hole in the ground that was once a pond. I have some plants around it and that helps disguise it, but the landlords didn't want to spend money on dirt and neither did we.
So all of our grass clippings go in the pond. After a couple of mows I realized things were a bit clumpy and wet, so we started mixing in all the little branches we pick up in the yard before mowing. That seemed to aerate the pile a bit. Yes, everything in the pile is brown but over time it has started to actually break down (and the pond is mostly filled). I don't stir it up or anything, but when I transplant something I'll throw the misplaced dirt in as well (we're talking small amounts, maybe a handful at a time).
What surprises me the most is that no grass/weeds are growing up from it. We have a weedy/seedy lawn and yet nothing survives the pile.
Not sure if this helps or not :)
You've gotta have those browns in order to "compost", BUT you can use your grass clippings as mulch on your vege beds!
If you sprinkle them a couple of inches thick on your vege beds, you can prevent weeds and warm the bed a bit! I wouldn't do more than 3" or so, and be sure they are pulled away from the stems of plants! I did this a couple of year ago and had a GREAT garden!
I don't know if it was "because" of this method, or it just happened to be a great year! Nancy
The ideal Carbon to Nitrogen ratio for a compost pile is about 30:1. 30 parts of a high Carbon material to 1 part of a high Nitrogen material. Grass clippings, depending on age, have a C:N ratio of between 12 and 25 to 1, so some high Carbon material is really needed to compost them.
If no high Carbon material is readily available why not mulch mow those clippings right back where they came from?
I agree with drying some of them so that the pile won't be as slimy. Do you have a paper shredder or access to an office's paper shreds? That could be a brown, dry addition to the pile.
If I put cereal boxes in the compost, I usually rip them into pieces about the size of a closed fist.
I used to fill cereal boxes & paper flour sacks with kitchen waste & throw them into the heap whole. No ripping.
I think it will depend on size of compost pile that could handle bigger pieces in the time that you want (otherwise, leave it in as-is for those piles that go for 1-2 years like some have). For mine, I will go about 1"x1" or 2"x2" on paper towels. For other paper material including thin cardboard boxes, such as cereal boxes, I shred them with a cross-cut shredder.
For that, I use a shredder, and for paper towels, I may do it while watching TV or videos online.
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I believe your answers are in what Lazygardens,Ladybrowncoat and mommandme2 said. Grass clipings are close to balanced C to N but as Lazyg said,they mat horriably so airation is what you need. That can be accomplished by turning often or adding branches and sticks and/or doing as mommandme2 did,throw the smaller boxes in whole then turn less often. The branches and boxes will not rot as soon as the grass but that's ok. Anything that isn't broke down go's into the next pile. You are likly useing a catcher on the mower so you can shred paper and cardboard by running over it with the mower. Now that all that has been said,at least some of the clippings should be left on the lawn. You need a mulching mower with a SHARP BLADE to grind clippings fine enough to leave in place.
I have read this article and I still have a question. I have done a very similar thing for my compost pile. I have two bins 3'x3'x3' comprised of 2x4 and vinyl lattice, each they are about half full at this point. They started off nearly full and have broke down. I used 80% grass clippings that had dried out and mulch and the old bedding from a chicken coop. I have been adding all the left over vegetables, fruit, egg shells, and coffee from our home as it comes along. I dig around in the pile with a compost fork about once a week. I have read about how the temperature you want it to remain at is somewhere between 140 F and 160 F. My question is when I was flipping it I noticed that the compost is cool to the touch it is not hot. This troubles me and I also noticed it dries out real quick and have to keep adding water to it. Any suggestions. FYI I live in the Heart of Florida.
The link below is a very good tutorial on composting written by people at the University of Florida, which may be of some help.
Here is a link that might be useful: Composting Tutorial
@GSRedneck: brief answer is two/three parts:
i) No compost pile will stay 'hot' continuously. At some point things cool down. Lots of sources to read about this.
ii) Compost piles where you're adding from time to time, especially one type of material like kitchen scraps, likely won't stay hot for long periods, and may never get 'hot'. That usually requires a fairly big pile that has the right mix and goes through one or several hot periods (due to turning and air and water additions).
iii) You can cold compost - it will eventually break down. It won't 'kill' bad bacteria and weed seeds as well, and it will be slower. That doesn't mean that compost is bad or dangerous necessarily (there may not be that many bad bacteria in compost made mostly of plants, i.e. little or no meat or faeces or dairy, etc). Opinions differ in this but _my_ take on it is that it's more about helping the 'good' bacteria dominate, which mostly means plenty of air, rather than worrying.
You might see if you can encourage compost worms to populate your pile. You may need to cover to keep more light out and keep it more damp. They like compost and will probably show up on their own, you'd just be helping them out.
This probably sounds scary but short form is that hot composting is not the only way. Lots of people never get their compost piles hot. If what you want to do is reduce your kitchen-scrap (plant) garbage, cold is perfectly fine too. The other things you can do like adding browns 'help' optimise, you're just trying to get it to fit your needs.
But do read up in other places.
Even a hot pile needs to cool off eventually and have a curing/finishing period. The best way to get finished compost is to stop adding new material at some point and start a new pile somewhere else.
The pile I just removed my bin from - which is summer and fall yard trimmings and leaves - will be turned once in early spring (Feb-March) and by planting season, it's compost. Now my empty bin will be layered with kitchen scraps and leaves all winter. In spring I can turn that over and by midsummer it's compost.
Thank you very much everyone for the feedback. I read the link that kimmsr posted and believe my problem might be wind drying the pile. My wife will not like it but I am going to wrap the sides of the bin with a tarp and see if that helps. I will keep everyone posted. I have posted a picture of my bin. We have had a lot of wind lately and I think that with only lattice around the bin and no shade to put it in (I took the picture at sunset that is why there is shade in that pic) that might be causing some of the issues. Thanks again to everyone for there responses.
Wraping with tarp WILL help. In fact, I have read that some insulate with giant buble wrap, which some folks claim to have found at mattress sellers. My compost bins are wraped in tarp, and I put black plastic sheeting on top, and then 12 inches of fiberglass insulation. Since I started doing this my temps are increased and prolonged a lot. Still have tear the heap down and turn it, but keeping moisture and heat in the pile really speeds things up.
Some day I hope to find some of this mythical "giant bubble wrap".
In my 40 plus years of making compost I have not found either the sun or the wind to be significant factors in the process. Except when the ingredients of a compost pile are growing the sun does little either to help or hinder the bacterial activity that converts that material to compost. The wind may dry the outer parts of a compost pile some but will have little affect on the interior where the bacteria are most active.
Wrapping a compost pile with some kind of impervious material may restrict air infiltration that the bacteria need to function.
It is probably strongly dependent upon climate. GSRedneck is in Zone 9 which could be an arid place. In places where the humidity can get as low as 5% in the winter and is normally 50% or less during the warm seasons, it's amazing how things can dry out. If GS says frequent watering can barely keep it wet, it is what it is. We're used to humidity in the Midwest.
Here's a follow-up to kimmsr's remarks about 40 years of composting; east of the Mississippi River, the relative humidity never drops below 50% and is usually quite high. kimmsr lives in Michigan, surrounded by the Great Lakes and I'd guess that average relative humidity is even higher.
Compost wants conditions like a sauna; warm, maybe even hot, and humid. Composting requires bacteria, protozoa, fungi, yeast, micro arthropods, and other tiny creatures that simply die when they dry out. Some might still be active when conditions are not warm, but none will survive dryness.
Posters seeking advice about composting will be well advised to provide their locations or climate if they want better advice. I can offer advice about high-desert conditions, kimmsr can offer advice about more temperate (and easier !) conditions.
One more thing that occurred to me after reading the other thread that's up today about climate and moisture: This pile that's heavy on leaves may have a channeling problem. That's when the water finds preferential pathways through open spaces and runs to the bottom of the pile without really wetting everything. Leaves can get clumpy and have this problem. One thing you can do is spray a fine mist rather than fire-hosing it or dumping buckets. The other is to turn while wetting.


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I used to spend an hour removing dog hair and dirt from the back seat. Now I use a brush to clean the new cover and I am done. Can't beat it.
Reviewed By Thomas W (Hot Springs Village, AR) Reviewed for a 2015 Honda Odyssey —11/28/2014 8:27 PM
The cover was a great fit for the second row seat and is doing a great job of protecting the fine leather seats from three active Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. The material and padding seem to make the riding experience quite comfortable for them.