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Louisiana Tech University creative writing instructor Genaro Kỳ Lý Smith is out with a debut book of poetry published by the University of Louisiana at Lafayette Press. The 34 poems are based on the life experiences of Lý Loc. He's the son of an affluent Vietnamese landowner who lost everything the day Saigon fell, April 30, 1975.
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Festival coordinator Alexander Jeffery says this new event recognizes the art center's 50th anniversary, and it is part of a movement to develop new cultural programs.
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Rosemount put a scare into No. 1-ranked (Class 4A) Eastview Friday night. The Irish played their most efficient game of the season, turning the ball over a season-low seven times, in a 51-46 loss to the 21-1 Lightning in front of a big crowd at Irish Gym. "We played more focused and with more passion than we have all year long," Rosemount coach Bryan Schnettler said. "We missed some good looks in the second half.... We have four games left and we need to play with that effort and energy from now on.
There's no shame in losing a wrestling dual to Apple Valley. The Rosemount wrestling team was more than pleased to come away from Friday's Section 3AAA team tournament with the runner-up plaque after falling 65-2 to the Eagles, ranked first in the state, third nationally and wrestling in front of their home crowd at Apple Valley High School. The Irish defended their No. 2 seed, first defeating No. 7 Eagan 39-25, and then advancing to the section finals for the first time since 2003 with a 43-14 rout of No. 3-seeded Henry Sibley. "Our goal coming in was to go after second.
The Rosemount boys hockey team is hoping the success it experienced in last Saturday's regular season finale will carry over into the Section 3AA tournament. The Irish ended a month-long nine-game losing streak by downing Farmington 5-1 in a non-conference section tune-up at Rosemount Community Center. The victory improved the team to 5-20 overall after finishing a game out of last place in the South Suburban Conference with a record of 1-15. That record earned the Irish the No. 9 seed in Section 3AA and a first-round game at No. 8 Woodbury Tuesday night at Bielenberg Arena in Woodbury.
Losses to the top two teams in the South Suburban Conference -- and two of the top Class 4A teams in the state -- sent Rosemount to the bottom of the league standings last week. The Irish opened the week with a 92-43 setback at fifth-ranked Bloomington Kennedy last Tuesday. The schedule didn't get any easier, as less than 48 hours later the team took the court in Apple Valley and was dealt a 60-38 decision by seventh-ranked Eastview.
Rosemount added to its conference lead in goals allowed while stretching its losing streak to eight games last week. The Irish surrendered five second-period scores in an 8-2 loss to Prior Lake at the Dakotah Ice Center last Tuesday. A slow start proved too much to overcome back at Rosemount Community Center when Lakeville South surged ahead with three first-period goals and earned a 6-3 decision. The Irish have allowed 102 goals while scoring just 31 in 16 conference games. Three players scored goals for the Irish on Saturday.
If you believe sports clichés, beating a team three times in one season is a tough thing to do. Beating a team four times in one season, then, must be even more difficult. That's the challenge the Rosemount girls hockey team faced in the opening round of the Section 3AA tournament. Playing an Apple Valley team they had already swept in South Suburban Conference play and knocked from the winner's bracket in the Louis Schmitz Holiday Classic, the Irish came out on the short end of a back-and-forth 4-3 final last Wednesday at Apple Valley Sports Arena.
Rosemount saw late leads slip away in both of its South Suburban Conference games last week. The Irish saw a 10-point second-half lead disappear in a 52-50 home loss to Prior Lake last Monday at Irish Gym. The same thing happened Friday at Lakeville South as the Cougars overcame a double-figure deficit in the second half to force overtime and earn a 65-63 win. "Both games were mirror images of each other. We started playing not to lose instead of going out there and finishing the game and playing to win," Rosemount coach Bryan Schnettler said.
The Rosemount boys swimming and diving team doesn't have to share its South Suburban Conference championship this year. After sharing the title with Eagan a year ago, the Irish took their place alone atop the league standings with a 9-0 record thanks to a 95-85 victory over Prior Lake in their regular season finale Friday night at Hidden Oaks Middle School. It's the fourth straight year Rosemount has held at least a share of the conference championship. Like most of this year's meets, Friday night's was decided early.
Pins from four seniors helped the Rosemount wrestling team lock up third in the South Suburban Conference and a No. 2 seed in the section Thursday night. Seniors Steve Levine, Adam Jackson, Alex Johnson and Stefan Sauer all won by fall as the Irish moved ahead of Lakeville North in the league standings with a 40-29 dual victory under the spotlight at Irish Gym. Rosemount finished with a 6-2 record in the conference and an overall mark of 19-4. "We finished the regular season strong. We're wrestling really well right now," Rosemount coach Brett Larson said.
n The Irish handed the Cougars their ninth straight loss Friday The Lakeville South girls basketball team went into Friday night's game in Rosemount in dire need of a victory. The Irish didn't let them get one. The Cougars let a six-point halftime lead slip away as they lost for the ninth straight time, 61-58 at Irish Gym. The visitors had a record of 9-4 after they beat the Irish 58-43 back on Jan.


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These two cartoons depicting the last two popes of the Roman Catholic Church tell it all how wide a gap exists between the two pontiffs in terms of popularity.
Pope John Paul II is so well-loved by Catholics and non-Catholics alike, and even cartoonists, that cartoons about the pontiff on the Internet show him mostly being welcomed into heaven. That perception appears to be matched with reality as the late pontiff is on the road to sainthood since he was beatified in a record time of six years and one month after his death in 2005.
In contrast, Pope Benedict XVI, who announced on Monday that he would resign the papacy on Feb 28, has generated much negativity, ranging from his decision to quit - a path not taken by previous popes the past 600 years - to the rising number of clergy abuse and the Vatican's orthodox stand on many modern-day issues.
Thus his resignation sparked hope in some for changes in the way the pope would be elected.
However, the unprecedented act by the pontiff was accompanied by humour such as his using Twitter
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But inevitably, the cartoons return to a comparison between John Paul II and Benedict XVI.
Prior to his beatification, the growing popularity of John Paul II, born in Poland as Karol Wojtyla, was becoming very apparent with more visits to his tomb and relics by pilgrims around the world.
The contrast between the two popes was highlighted by Francis Rocca, a religious news service correspondent who wrote in a Wall Street Journal column that the reason behind the unpopularity of Benedict XVI, who was born Joseph Ratzinger in Germany, is his assertion of the tenets of the Catholic faith that the more secularised world does not welcome.
Other proofs of Pope John Paul II's popularity is the attendance in the 1995 World Youth Day in Manila, Philippines and 2000 in Vatican City which drew record crowds of 5 million and 2 million, respectively.
When John Paul II died in 2005, Benedict XVI continued the WYD international celebrations, but those events where he presided drew lesser crowds of 1.2 million in Cologne, Germany in 2005, 400,000 in Sydney, Australia in 2008, and 1.4 million in Madrid, Spain.
The mid-March conclave that would see the election of Benedict's successor would indicate if the contrast between the two vicars of Christ would further widen.
One common thread among papal elections since the 15th century is the betting on who will be the next pope.
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Brightens my complexin . sheer and feels light on my lips .
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I have been wearing this brand for years. 24k Orange is indeed as name states, bright slightly frosty orangy red-its not actually orange like a safety cone or something. I find color to be very pretty and quite wearable. I am very pale with dark hair and blue eyes and I find that it suits me very well. I think it would be great on variety of skin tones and coloring.
another reviewer said it was sheer-I don't find it to be sheer at the slightest-its quite pigmented and lasts a long time.
I went through several tubes over the years and will definitely repurchase again
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24K Orange is a sheer and slightly shimmery orange color with faintly gold shimmer so it should be wearable during the day and not so intimidating for many people. I'm a MAC NC45, Bobbi Brown Warm Almond and Fashion Fair Butterscotch.
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Gorgeous color! First time using Moon Drops. Yes, the scent is a bit much, but I got use to it. Oh the color! The "frost" finish actually gives the color some dimension and adds fullness to my pout. Usually I stay away from anything with this finish, but this really works beautifully. It's bright but soft at the same time. A definite spring/summer go-to color, but I know I will use this year round. I have fair skin with neutral undertones and it suits my coloring. I think this color can be tricky to wear and probably isn't universally flattering, so definitely see if you can try a swatch of it before buying!
This is also a great alternative to the bold red lipstick too. The color shows up like a pretty peachy color on my lips. It's a nice addition to my collection of nude lip colors. I like the retro-green case too. TRY IT!
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I bought this to compare the Orange Flip lipstick. I didn't catch the "Frost" finish on the label until I tried the 24K shade on. It's definitely lighter and more transparent than the cream Orange Flip, that's for sure. I have warm undertones, and they clashed with the color scheme of the 24K Orange. I think this is more suitable for people with cooler undertones. Overall, a good lipstick. It just didn't match me.
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I read the reviews here and since like everyone else seems to be, I am into the coral orange look right now. Went to 3 CVSs and they were sold out of this color. Went to Rite Aid and yippee, they were having a sale on Revlon, so I got this and softsilver rose. This color is gorgeous! Softly frosted and so similar in tone to orange sherbet, and very pretty layered over Revlons other great color orange flip ( another hard to find) . I never thought I could wear orange lipstick, much less a frost, but ladies, try it! There is something so fresh and pretty and flattering about the orange family.
Plastic-ish taste, slight, but made me minus a point.
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love this shade, looks awesome, my other favorite is apple polish similar but not as much orange
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Iv been looking for a good orange lipstick but i dont want to spend a lot on a expensive one just yet. so i pick this up. Its a alright orange. its not the shade i was looking for but its certainly not bad. Its pretty vibrant but not like neon or super bright. Its also a frost lipstick and i prefer a cream or a matte but its not too frosty so its ok. It looks better when you top it off with a lipgloss. Its staying power is good though and it doesn't feel drying on the lips.
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Color is too orange for my complexion. I thought it would be a more wearable orange. However, if you're looking for orange lips this is for you! It's 'almost' acceptable. I think it could work for blondes. I'm a brunette.
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This lipstick is a beautiful orangish-reddish color with a slight frost to it. What I like about it is that it is not messy like other red lipsticks out there. With red lipsticks it's hard to be precise because the red gets everywhere, but with this one you can achieve a bold color by applying about 2-3 layers. Would definitely recommend it to anyone who is looking for a bright bold color.
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Yes, the members of The Authority do take lethal measures, but I think to harp on that fact REALLY misses the point of the book.
This forces The Authority to a solution that will forever change the scales of global political power if successful.
And interesting read that leaves you thinking. I'm not sure whether I like it or hate it just yet.Published 10 days ago by kidofburden
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While not quite as good as Planetary, the books that introduced me to Warren Ellis, The Authority was well written, both in terms of plot and dialogue, and the art was exactly as... Read morePublished on August 5, 2012 by brian kemp
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Honeymoon over: Phase II begins
Players know fans will expect much more in seasons to come
AFTER the honeymoon comes regular life and some of the leaders of the Winnipeg Jets are eager for it.
Not that they didn't enjoy the thrill of meeting their new city and fan base in 2011-12, but now that they see what's possible from their backers, the Jets savour the idea of better things on the ice.
"I think eventually the fans will get to the point where they expect more," said Jets assistant captain, defenceman Mark Stuart on Sunday, a day after the team completed its first season in Winnipeg at 37-35-10. "I'm not afraid of that. I look forward to that, actually.
"That pressure should be there from them. They should expect us to make the playoffs. They should expect us to win. I think we expect more of ourselves and eventually the city will expect more of us. Eventually we'll maybe be wishing it was still the honeymoon but that's the way it should be."
The Jets stayed in the hunt for a playoff berth until late March, officially eliminated after Game 79. At 84 points, they eventually finished eight back of the eighth-place Ottawa Senators, officially in 11th place in the conference.
"I think it's headed in the right direction," team captain Andrew Ladd said of the team's four-point improvement over their final season as the Atlanta Thrashers in 2010-11. "I think it's something that's going to take some time. It's everyone in this room that's going to have to buy into it and really make it work at the end of the day but I think we're headed in the right direction.
"We saw growth. I think that's a big thing."
The Jets' leading scorer, Blake Wheeler, was asked to peer into the crystal ball after his 64-point campaign.
"I don't think much needs to change at all," Wheeler said. "I think we have a lot of pieces in place. I just think that guys need to demand more out of themselves and make this result unacceptable.
"(Making the playoffs) has got to be the expectation and icing on the cake is going all the way. When we get to that point, that's when we'll know we've done the right things. The mentality is getting to the right place right now."
The year-over-year progress has been evident to the Jets' top centre, Bryan little.
"They (Jets management) all had high expectations and the thing they wanted to change was the ways things were going in Atlanta," Little said. "We made the playoffs once in 10 years there and they want to change that, they don't want it to be the way it was in Atlanta. We want to be a playoff team."
Little was asked if that was the culture change GM Kevin Cheveldayoff frequently mentions.
"You can just see in our meetings today... no one is happy, no one is satisfied with the way the season ended," Little said. "Next year we don't want to be in this position, being out this early. We want to be in the playoffs. No one is satisfied with how this season went."
The specifics on how the team is likely to change for next season will occupy much conversation in the coming months.
"A little more depth up front is something we need," Ladd said, asked his opinion. "I think we're headed in the right direction. We have a lot of good pieces and I think it's just trying to find how to put the pieces together to work well."
Stuart said he's got complete trust in those in charge to determine which pieces coach Claude Noel will try to fit together in 2012-13 but said a post-honeymoon change in attitude is essential.
"As a player, that's what you live and die on, the playoffs and championships," Stuart said. "If you don't, it's failure. If you don't make the playoffs in a season, you didn't reach your goal.
"But on the other hand... we made strides and we have a good future ahead of us."
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We did the National Park tour through Farm Stay and it was great!
Transport to and from, lunch, entry to two of the caves, kayaking and swimming in the caves too.
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We did the National Park tour through Farm Stay and it was great!
Transport to and from, lunch, entry to two of the caves, kayaking and swimming in the caves too.
The tour guides were really knowledgable and we learnt a or about the history around there during the Vietnam War.
A great day out and really good value for...
This cave is actually in Phong Nha NOT Dong Hoi. You are much better off going to the town of Phong Nha and getting a tour from there or going on your own.
we just walked to the tour counter and bought two tickets for the boat and a ticket for the cave entrance fee and that was all that was needed. Super easy! The caves were beautiful and since we didn't though it's up to her company we were the only ones in the caves which means even better! Don't miss Son...
So far, Phong Nha National Park has been a highlight in our trip through Vietnam. The place is amazing, and is just starting to see an influx of tourists. My recommendation is to rent a motorbike and do the national park loop, stopping at the different caves and waterfalls. Loved it!
I got the chance to visit 2 caves:
1) The first one called Phong Nha was really beautiful. We went in by boat. The time to get to the cave was pretty long though (about 45 minutes if I'm not mistaken), but I got the chance to see the nature and the scenery a bit. We passed by some locals...
Travelling up to the cave by boat then to experience the beauty as it opened up inside was sensational. Ben from the Phong Nha Homestay had clued us in on the significance of the cave during the American War. A must see.
Really enjoyed this, its all about the boat. We found it really relaxing being paddled through the cave. Go early to avoid the crowds.
I initially tried to ride my bike to the cave and go exploring without a tour but I had to turn around and return to the tourist center to purchase the ticket for the boat ride in. Luckily I grouped together with other tourists that were there so with 11 people on a boat our total cost was 190k Dong...
Take a boat into the cave! The boat trip itself is wonderful, up a river, by rice paddies and through the karst landscape of Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park. Then walk to see magnificent cathedrals.
A dragon boat takes you to this cave and they row the boat quietly through the cave. At some point you can get out of the boat and walk around the cave. For some reason, we both had tears at this point! Who can explain these things?! Maybe the wonder of nature. It was quite magical really. This is a...
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I have less than a week in Vietnam and want to see Phong Nha and Paradise caves.... i am travelling from UK... is Hanoi the best connection to Dong HOi or is it Ho Chi Minh... any tips will be useful! thanks in advance
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Hi guys,
I will be in Dong Hoi next week. I plan to go to Paradise cave and phong Nha cave by motorbike.
Can you explain the way to get to both caves by motorbike?
Can I do both cave in one day?
Thank you
you took the Motorbike tour from Da Nang to Phong Nha cave . Very amamzing you see the Real Viet Nam . If you want to try please you contact with Phong Nha Easyrider.
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NARCOLAND: The Mexican Drug Lords and Their Godfathers
by Anabel Hernandez
The moment I downloaded this book onto my Kindle, I could see the level of surveillance increase on my computer. Obviously, if I pursued the information in this book in the wrong way, I would run the serious… Read full post »
Hillary Is Inevitable
Geez, I'm no fan of Hillary. In many ways she exemplifies the worst aspects of America, but she's pretty much like the weather. When there's a tornado throwing up a giant garbage can across the street from you, you don't forecast balmy weather. It's just like that.
Now, I have to… Read full post »
GREECE: Apocalypse Now?
It's the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine.
Paul Krugman stole my original title which referred to Greece and the EU playing chicken. I've spent some time researching the subject, since I have news you won't find anywhere else.
February 28th is the make… Read full post »
What, Me Worry?
I came from an asteroid, and some day I'll go back to being an asteroid. Pick a number between one and 100 trillion years.
A Canadian CIA guy called me a Red Democrat. I guess I'll own up to wearing that label. And while we're on the subject: If the Democratic… Read full post »
What Is To Be Done?
Lenin asked that question early in the Russian Revolution, and this question certainly has poignancy in 2015. No need to detail the events in Washington, DC. It's all there for everyone to see.
Historically, the right has maintained its power with interlocking directorates of ide… Read full post »
TPP and the end of the world
Barack Obama is hellbent to do the bidding of multinational corporations in his quest to fast track the TPP, or the Trans Pacific Partnership. For those of you who don't know, the TPP is a huge expansion of the free trade principles and laws of NAFTA (the… Read full post »
That's the title of Naomi Klein's latest book. I'm not going to do a book review because frankly, I'm decidedly more pessimistic than she is about the outcome of fighting the relentless spewing of carbon into the atmosphere. But her last chapter dovetails so perfectly with my last blog that I'm… Read full post »
Tidbits & Outrages
Well boys and girls, I've been away a long time. Much too busy doing other stuff that I won't even bother going into. I sort of made a personal rule that I wouldn't write about anything until I had something I thought was important. I accumulated a few ideas, but I'm… Read full post »
Now the fun begins!
I'm beginning to think that President Obama is beginning to have an attitude problem. I mean like, what are they going to do to him? Fire him? Or maybe the wingnuts will want to impeach him. Bring it on! We'll see how splediferous that all works out. Nope. The Prez has… Read full post »
My flag is done!
You've seen my logo for quite some time. I put this up about three years ago when I started the construction and engineering project that went into the making of my American flag.
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Angela Merkel
"It's not only about Ukraine, it's about Moldava, it's about Georgia, if it continues like this ... we have to wonder about Serbia, one has to wonder about the countries in the Western Balkans."
Angela Merkel
DOES ANYBODY HAVE ANY COMMENTS ABOUT THIS? Read full post »
What I did on my summer vacation
Jonathan Wolfman is spreading my political self flagelation all over his radio program on the East Coast, but to make a long story short, in a surprising development Tom McCall County looks like it's in the early stages of caving in on providing space for the homeless to band together to… Read full post »
, left wing nutjob
Winston Churchill didn't say it, but he should have: There's nothing quite so painful personally as to be a politician who's deliberately spending his political capital on a proven losing proposition. This has been my boy problems lately. Oh yes, it's all very well and good to play the local ve… Read full post »
To the survivors on the life raft
Ah yes, Guericalt's Wreck of the Hesperus or whatever the hell that great 19th Century painting was entitled. I forget. It is hereby noted that Joisey departed for that great non-OS portal to the sky. Me? I always thought that Joisey was a low grade asshole, but who matters and WTF? OS… Read full post »
October Surprise!
Yogi Berra quote about being FUBAR'd
Sometimes trends come in with a vengeance for no good reason. Take astrology. We all know it's a crock. But people still believe in it, even after thousands of years. Why? Because sometimes the damn thing actually works!
Take me. Mr. Virgo found out that… Read full post »
dusting off the old crystal ball: foreign policy
It's been a while since I've ventured into Foreignpolicyland. Frankly, recent developments have been so depressing that I've been avoiding the subject like the plague. I jokingly told TNT69 that the answer to the world's problems were very large quantities of Everclear and Robutussin mixe… Read full post »
Deranged thoughts of a seriously disturbed person
So I'm stoned and drunk. It's 3:23 AM and I've been up for almost an hour and a half. And as W.C. Fields said, "I'm not fit for man nor beast." But who gives a %$#(#!!!! anyway?
So here are totally random thoughts as I scan the cosmic universe.
Everything… Read full post »
SCOTLAND: Who REALLY Won
The vote against Scottish independence was more decisive than polls indicated. And by any measure it's a good thing that the Scots voted no. It's highly likely that a yes vote would have resulted in global market turmoil, as Scotch independence would have meant the en… Read full post »
What I learned about Ferguson, MO when I visited my brother
I went to visit Chicago because I feared for my brother's health. The way he was describing his physical condition, I was afraid that by delaying my purchase of a plane ticket I'd be so late that I was in danger of getting there after he died.
Thankfully, I was way… Read full post »
The F*-ing Treaty of Westphalia???
I digress, but I lost my spiritual brother Robin the other day, and I am still suffering. He was born 4 years later (and one social class higher) than me in Chicago , and I miss him.
Back to business. Ordinarily, if I were to lecture you about the… Read full post »
Towing The Party Line
How amazing that the party line changes so rapidly!
Looking at the world through red tinted glasses as I do, I'm always prone to view the standard line of the establishment through a deep haze of cynicism. After all, the ruling propaganda merchants in DC and London a… Read full post »
Did the NSA kill OS?
I' ve been thinking about writing this for a long time, because I've needed time to analyze some of the factors that brought me to looking into this question. First, let me refer you to a recent Guardian article about GCHQ, Great Britain's counterpart to the NSA. Greenwald re… Read full post »
Chock Full O' Nuts
I don't have a grand theme to talk about today. Rather, I have a small collection of nuggets gathered in no particular order.
Let's begin with President Obama. Does anybody realize that the man has suddenly developed a "I don't give a shit" attitude lately? He can almost see his portrait… Read full post »
Thoughts on my relationship to the CIA
Abrawang did it. He called me on my CIA shit three times. So that means something. Yeah, I fixate on the damn CIA a lot. You know of my infamous involvement in being only a middling predictor in the AIRPA (CIA) funded Good Judgment Project. And there's my 40 year fixation… Read full post »


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Prairie Cordgrass over leach field
I have an acrea lot and my leach field is located in a prime spot for creating privacy between my house and the future house on the lot behind me. I'm wondering if Prairie Cordgrass would be ok to plant at the end of the leach field. I know it can be aggressive but would it damage the drain lines?
If anyone knows of some better alternatives I would be most grateful.
Depends if you are expecting good neighbors or bad. If the latter, then maybe a blackberry patch with sickle-shaped thorns is in order. (ha,ha) Seriously, a lot of your prairie grasses put down deep roots, much deeper than you might expect. With the nutrients and moisture of the leach bed, root invasion into the leach bed is definitely possible. Where you live, your leach bed lines might be below the frost line at probably 3' to 4' down. Around where I live, I've seen trees in close proximity to leach beds for years with no collapse of the leach bed system. However, you will know if you have any roots building up in the system with an increase in the number of times that your septic tank will need pumped out. Prairie Cord grass is not that tall as to screen out the neighboring house. What is the purpose of the grass that you want?
Spartina pectinata (Prairie Cordgrass) rhizomes seldom exceed 2 feet deep. The mature plant is ~5' tall. It's an aggressive spreader.
You can buy seeds, rhizomes or plugs at the link below.
Here is a link that might be useful: Prairie Cordgrass
I guess the main purpose was to have something beautiful to look at--the view is right outside my home office window and I thought it would be pretty to have a septic garden over the leach field. My house is actually 3 stories in the back (walkout basement) so I know I would never have anything tall enough to give privacy in that spot but I didn't want it to be bare either.
I love grasses and thought it would be awesome to have something there. Along with some other non dangerous plants.
I live in a prairie setting and the lot behind me is vacantand has been for years but I'm sure someone will eventually build and when they do our houses will be somewhat close due to lot shape. So that's another thing to think about- (controlling the spread of the grass) but I'll worry about that down the road if/when it happens.


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Pears Poached In Red Wine
|Ripe pears
|8 (Firm Ones)
|Dry red wine
|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|Marsala wine
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Grated lemon zest
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Peel pears leaving stems attached.
Flatten the pear bottoms by cutting off a thin slice from each.
Stand pears close together in a large saucepan or casserole.
Add red wine, Marsala or sherry, 1/2 cup sugar and lemon zest.
Bring to a boil.
Reduce heat to medium and cover pan.
Cook pears 25 to 30 minutes or until tender, basting several times during cooking.
Place pears in a glass bowl or platter.
Let stand at room temperature until ready to serve.
Add 1/4 cup sugar and lemon juice to liquid in pan.
Boil until it has the consistency of syrup, 15 to 20 minutes.
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IDF – Israel Securities Authority target terrorists affiliated with the Defenders of al-Aqsa in the Gaza Strip who were in the final stages of planning another attack against Israeli civilians
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On Wednesday morning, following an order of Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Benny Gantz, the IDF conducted a surprise exercise to test the preparedness and capabilities of a number of units, with a special focus on the artillery and air force.
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The Ministry of Housing and Construction and the Israel Land Authority have announced that land will be market across the country for 5,000 housing units. The Housing Ministry said it hopes to bring the total number of new housing units to 35,000, as it did in 2010 and 2011.
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Yair Shamir, son of former prime minister Yitzhak Shamir, will be entering the political arena under the banner of the Yisrael Beytenu party.
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Tensions between the US and Iran increased Tuesday, as Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei order the launch of a Tareq-901 submarine and a Sahand navy destroyer into the Persian Gulf Iran as US and allied navies held drills there to practice keeping shipping lanes open.
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Following a short but intense membership drive, the Bayit Yehudi party announced that over 53,000 members have signed up. This number is expected to drop to around 48,000 once duplicates and disqualified applications are filtered out. More than half signed up via the Internet. While this number still falls short of the 70,000 that the […]
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On Tuesday evening, security forces discovered that the security fence of Maaleh Shomron was cut open on the west side, which faces the (hostile) Arab village of Azun. Maaleh Shomron is just west of Ginot Shomron (see the map in the attached photo). Rapid Response Teams in Maaleh Shomron and Ginot Shomron were called up, […]
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- Wednesday, March 3, 2010, 5:30 p.m.
- Spencer Museum of Art, 1301 Miss., KU campus, Lawrence
- Cost: Free
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Nationally renowned painter, installation artist, and filmmaker Kerry James Marshall will speak on "John Brown's Body: The Representation of Black Bodies as Revolutionary Gesture," on Wednesday, March 3, at 5:30 PM in the Spencer Museum of Art Auditorium; a reception will follow in the Museum's Central Court. Marshall's talk is sponsored by the Spencer Museum of Art; the Ulrich Museum of Art, Wichita State University; and the KU School of the Arts. In his work, Marshall reflects and continues the tradition of moral conscience of Gordon Parks and other leading African American visual artists. He creates large-scale paintings that explore African American culture from the Civil Rights to today, drawing from and weaving a history of black experience into his narratives. To underscore the humanism and social advocacy that underlie Gordon Parks' best work and to acknowledge his participation in a tradition of African American art-making, Marshall will talk about his own work and its sources in the shared legacy—cultural as well as artistic. The artist says the subject of his art stems from the social climate of his youth: "You can't be born in Birmingham, Alabama in 1955 and grow up in South Central Los Angeles near the Black Panthers headquarters and not feel like you've got some kind of social responsibility....That determined a lot of where my work was going to go." Marshall lives in Chicago. In 1997, he was awarded a MacArthur "Genius" Fellowship. The Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago organized a major retrospective on Marshall in 2004 that toured to nationally prominent museums. He is represented by Jack Shainman Gallery in New York. Marshall was a featured artist in the episode "Identity" in Season 1 of the PBS series Art:21. Learn more about him here: www.pbs.org/art21/artists/marshall/
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Forida-apu arranged for snacks for the lab, and most of the lab was pretty dressed up so around tea-time we took a snack/photo break.
The ICDDR,B also had a mela (fair) with handicrafts and food brought by staff and friends to sell. I tried even more traditional foods-green mango ...
Other places to stay in Dhaka City
Radisson Blu Water Garden Hotel DhakaAirport Road, Dhaka Cantonment, Dhaka City | 4 star hotelfrom $253
Ruposhi Bangla Hotel1 Minto Road, Dhaka City | 4 star hotelfrom $167
Westin DhakaMain Gulshan Avenue , Dhaka City | Hotelfrom $397
Best Western La Vinci Hotel54 Kawran Bazar, Dhaka City | Hotelfrom $110
Hotel SarinaPlot #27, Road #17Banani C/A, Dhaka City | Hotelfrom $206
Lakeshore Hotel & ApartmentsRoad # 41, House # 46, Gulsha-2, Dhaka City | Hotelfrom $376
Royal Park ResidencePLOT NO 85, ROAD-25A,BLOCK A, BANANI, Dhaka City | 3 star hotelfrom $217
Lake CastleHouse # 1-A, Road 68/A, Dhaka City | Hotelfrom $152
Washington Hotel56 Gulshan Avenue, Mir Shawkat Road, Dhaka City | Hotelfrom $99
Hotel Pacific120 / B Motijheel Commercial Area, Dhaka City | Hotelfrom $17
Hotel de Crystal CrownHouse # 5, Road # 23, A, Gulshan-1, Dhaka City | Hotelfrom $87
Asia Pacific Hotel120/b, motijheel c/a, Dhaka City | Hotelfrom $74
Swiss ParkHouse-62, Road-15, Block-C, Dhaka City | Hotelfrom $69
Rose Wood Residence# 6/A. Road #13, Gulshan 1, Dhaka City | Hotelfrom $90
Hotel Royal Palace31D Topkhana Road, Dhaka City | Hotelfrom $15
Hotel Sweet Dream Pvt. Ltd.60, Kemal Ataturk Avenue, Banani, Dhaka City | Hotelfrom $85
Pacific Garnet HotelHouse Number 11, Dhaka City | Hotelfrom $50
Hotel de Crystal GardenHouse# 28, Road# 63, Gulshan - 2, Dhaka City | Hotelfrom $80
Contemporary Heights Hotel1, Dhaka City | Hotelfrom $48


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Pero, Instant Natural Beverage, Caffeine Free, Original, 4.4 oz (125 g)
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Shipping Weight:?1.36 lbs (0.62 kg)
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- Product Code: PEO-59643
- UPC Code: 028000596439
- Package Quantity: 4.4 oz (125 g)
- Dimensions: 3.3 x 3.3 x 6.8 in, 1.15 lbs (0.52 kg)
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Product Overview
- 100% Caffeine Free
- Barley, Malted Barley, Chicory, Rye & Nothing Else.
The perfect break from coffee.
Pero is 100% naturally caffeine free. It will not cause sleeplessness, high blood pressure or upset stomach because it contains none of the stimulants associated with coffee and tea.
Each container provides approximately 83 delicious servings of Pero Instant Natural Beverage.
Suggested Use
To enjoy Pero as an instant hot beverage, place one heaping teaspoon into a cup. Add very hot (not boiling) water, stir. Add milk and sugar to taste if desired.
Other Ingredients
Barley, malted barley, chicory, rye.
Contains barley which is a source of gluten.
|Supplement Facts
|Serving Size: 1 teaspoon (1.5 g)
|Servings Per Container: About 83
|Amount Per Serving
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|Total Fat
|0 g
|0 mg
|Total Carbohydrate
|1 g
|0 g
|*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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fyton2vNovember 21, 2011
I was under the impression that Alphonse Karr bamboo was a clumping type. Just got off the phone with someone at a local nursery and they mentioned it was a runner. Are there different types of Alphonse Karr where one variety would be more prone to running? I'm looking at using this for a hedge in an open area and anything that could run would create problems down the road.
Thanks all.