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Photographer Michel Demanche Wins Holgapalooza National Competition
Michel Demanche has won first place in the special categories for the 2009 Holgapalooza National Photographic Competition.
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photographer, Michel Demanche has won first place in the special categories for the 2009 Holgapalooza National Photographic Competition, sponsored by LightLeaks Magazine. Out of 2500 entries, her entry, "Finding Santa" was selected as the the Holgablog award for the strangest, most bizarre and downright WTF photograph. The image will be printed in issue 16 of Ligh Leaks, Low Fidelity Photography available at lomography stores worldwide and at
Michel says of her winning photography, "this image was taken with a holga plastic camera during the Envision Art Groups 2009 spring trip to New York. I think that I saw Santa on one of his vacation days and quickly captured both his image and some of his special magic. The blurring, scratches and unusal qualities of the image come from some of my own special magic, when I take the picture and int eh processing of the film."
A Native Texan, Ms. Demanche, currently an assistant professor of art at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore is known for a multi media manner of art visualization. Often her work is the result of stories that manifest into painting, mixed works on paper, or photography. Michel has been interested in the subject of eminent disaster, be it in the form of nightmares, storms, or man made destruction. These works have found their way into many venues such as the Whitney Museum of American Art, The Women's Museum, Franklin Furnace Archive and as part of the permanent collection of the Houston Museum of Fine Art. In 2003 she was the grand prize award winner at the Florence Biennele, with selections based in a new direction, traditional silver print photographic records of natural transformation.
As a mid career artist she is fortunate to also be part of several permanent collections such as Chase Manhattan Bank, Frito Lay Corporation, and E-Systems of Dallas. Her work can be found through her representativesCausey Contemporary, Brooklyn, New York and William Campbell Contemporary Art, Fort Worth, Texas. Locally her work is part of the Levinson Collection at Sheppard Pratt.Ms. Demanche is represented by William Campbell Fine Art in Texas and Causey Contemporary in New York.
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1.) The book - is Jenn Ashworth's The Friday Gospels, which I'm 50 pages into. I loved her A Kind of Intimacy, and have somehow still not read her second novel (bad Simon), but have gone straight onto the third, which Sceptre kindly sent me when I sent them a begging email. It's about Mormons, and is from various different perspectives, all of which are wonderfully realised so far. More soon...
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I was probably expecting a bit too much from this fertilizer king. At a time when most players rocked the Street with stellar results, CF Industries' (NYSE: CF) second-quarter numbers missed Street estimates on both top and bottom line. Yet, none of it could prevent its shares from doing a 'Bolt,' racing their way to the finish line to hit a new 52-week high.
A lot has been written on its low sales and profits, but I want to highlight some key strengths CF reflected during the quarter, which could take it far.
Versatility wins
As I had expected, ammonia and urea sales volumes were much lower in CF's second quarter, as a large part of demand got pulled in during the strong first quarter. But prices of nutrients remained firm to offset low volumes -- a trend evident in the last quarters of other nitrogen players like CVR Partners (NYSE: UAN) and Rentech Nitrogen Partners (NYSE: RNF) as well.
But what acts as a huge advantage for CF, particularly in a business where product prices can be highly volatile, is its operational flexibility (enabling product mix according to needs). Although urea ammonium nitrate (UAN) earlier proved to be more profitable than most nitrogen products, cautious buyer behavior early in the year resulted in softer demand, and thus flattish prices. At the same time, urea prices remained steady, rising 34% from the year-ago period. Accordingly, CF boosted its urea production during the second quarter while cutting back on UAN.
Lower than expected profitability is also probably why UAN specialist CVR upgraded lower amounts of ammonia to UAN during its second quarter. Being a much smaller player, CVR doesn't enjoy the flexibility CF does.
But demand for UAN is bouncing back, and these companies remain upbeat about the nutrient. So much so that CF recently started converting larger amounts of ammonia to UAN, and CVR is actually looking at 100% conversion soon. In fact, in situations of scanty rainfall (like the one likely this year), UAN is a preferred nutrient. Studies have shown how it gets distributed more evenly and absorbed better through leaves even in dry conditions. With CF's flexibility, it becomes easier.
Branching out
The other area where CF scores high is its strong distribution network, which enables its products to reach out to customers as and when needed. As an example, CF moved thrice the amount of ammonia it normally stores at one of its terminals in the past two months to keep pace with high demand, pulling off the feat easily. This, I feel, is a key strength the fertilizer giant can bank on, an 'asset' as it rightly says.
Gaining on gas
When CF hedged a good chunk of this year's natural gas (key input) requirement at high prices last year, it thought it will lose a lot as prices fall. But things seem to have turned now, thanks to the extraordinary spring planting season, which translated into high production and input consumption. Unlike the first quarter, CF surprisingly made gains on its natural gas derivative contracts during the second quarter, and its realized gas cost was just $3.13 per MMBtu compared to $4.32 in the year-ago quarter. As long as gas prices remain low, CF will benefit.
Value for all
CF is a great example of how to put cash to all-round use, balancing growth and return generation well. When a company buys back shares, it generally wants to tell the market that its shares are undervalued. CF proved to be one such case. As it completed its $1.5 billion buyback program (in flat 10 months) in this past quarter, its average repurchase price came to $156.8 per share. Currently, CF's shares are trading above the $210 mark.
The company will embark on a fresh $3 billion worth of buyback program that will continue through the end of 2016. Interestingly, CF finds share buybacks a better way of returning value to shareholders than dividends, and is not too keen on increasing its meager payout of 6%. But I feel the company should pay attention to boosting its low dividend yield of 0.8% -- one of the few areas it lags.
While rewarding shareholders, CF also took a step forward in its expansion initiatives by inking a deal to acquire remaining stake of Canadian Fertilizers from Viterra for $915 million, for cash. With this acquisition, CF will become the owner of Canada's largest nitrogen complex in Canada. The company has also lined up ambitious brownfield expansion programs in North America for the next 4-5 years that could increase its ammonia capacity by 1 million tons and that of urea and UAN combined by 3.5 million tons. CF's ultimate target? A greenfield project a few years down the line.
Looking ahead
Into the second half of the year now, CF remains upbeat. Demand for ammonia is likely to remain high for two reasons: One, unusually high application this spring has resulted in 'historically low' inventory levels, raising the need to replenish stocks. Two, nitrogen needs to be re-applied every season to perk up the nutrient level in soil ahead of the forthcoming planting season.
No wonder PotashCorp (NYSE: POT) expects 'significant fall fertilizer applications' for nitrogen. The nutrient proved to be a savior in the company's second quarter when other nutrients failed to deliver. CVR too remains bullish, having booked orders for nearly all of its expected ammonia production for the next two months. Rentech has even raised its full-year earnings guidance on the back of high demand and low natural gas costs, and Agrium (NYSE: AGU) feels soft demand for nitrogen in fall, if any, will be made up by next spring.
CF is also not the only one expecting an uptick in demand for phosphates. Both PotashCorp and Agrium emphasized the depleting levels of the nutrient in soil. They also expect demand from Latin America, which is entering its planting season, to remain strong.
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The schedule hasn't been favorable to the Montana State University-Northern men's basketball team in recent weeks. But then again, that's life in the Frontier Conference.
And the challenges of life on the road in the Frontier continues tonight as the No. 13 Lights (5-2, 17-4) visit arch rival Great Falls at 7:30. Northern must also turn around and travel to No. 5 Lewis-Clark State Saturday night, just seven days removed from a rough loss to the Warriors in Havre.
MSU-N comes into tonight's game in Great Falls having lost two of its last three league games, and both losses came by way of double digits. And things don't get any easier against an Argos' squad which has won four of its last five and is tied with MSU-N and LCSC for first place in the Frontier standings.
"I think right now we need to correct some things that we haven't been doing well," Northern head coach Shawn Huse said. "That's what's important for us no matter who we're playing. "We've had a couple of bad losses in our last three games, and as a result, we need to buckle down and get some things corrected. I know our guys feel like we're a much better team than we've showed in those two losses and I know they want to get back to playing like the team they know they are."
The Argos (5-2, 14-7) won't make that easy on the Lights tonight. And MSU-N's last memory of playing in the McLaughlin Center wasn't a good one as UGF banked in a 3-pointer to beat the Lights a year ago. And much of that UGF team is back this season.
The Argos possess the leading scorer in the Frontier in 6-2 junior Marcel Towns, who averages 20 points per outing. Joining towns in the backcourt is sharp-shooter Miguel Bocachica (6-5) and super-quick point guard T.J. Harris (5-10), who's averaging 10 points per game. Inside, the Argos have plenty of length with 6-6 forwards James Holmes and Naren Maynerd, who combined to score 17 points and grab 12 rebounds per game. As a team, UGF is stout defensively, allowing just 68 points per night, while the Argos are scoring 62 per contest.
"We fully respect what UGF can do," Huse said. "They are playing really well right now. They are very capable on both ends of the floor. They have a lot of athleticism and their length is a factor. They can really cover team's well with their zone, and like every team in the Frontier, they are going to be very tough to find success against…especially on their home floor.
"But I think the biggest thing for us is correcting some of the things we need to," he added. "We need to improve both offensively and defensively, and that's individually and as a team. We some areas we need to shore up right now."
While UGF won't make improving easy on the Lights tonight, MSU-N certainly will have its hands full when it has to play Lewis-Clark State for the second time in seven days. The warriors (5-2, 19-2) beat the Lights 79-65 last Saturday night in Havre, and stopping LCSC in the paint was a big problem for MSU-N. The Warriors got 24 points from 6-6 forward P.J. Bolte and another 14 from 6-6 big man Danny Marshall. Because LCSC did so much work in the interior, the Warriors wound up shooting 60 percent from the field and out-rebounding MSU-N 30-20.
So, if Northern is to turn things around Saturday night in Lewiston, Idaho, it will start on the defensive end.
"Our defense is going to need to hold up much better against them (Warriors) in a lot of different situations," Huse said. "We have to be more focused. We have to pay more attention to detail and we need to play better and harder for 40 minutes instead of 30 minutes if we're going to have a chance to be successful down there."
While the Lights are looking for better defense in both games this week, MSU-N will want to be efficient on the offensive end too. Devin Jackson leads the Lights in scoring at 15 points per game, while Jesse Vaughan chips in 12 points and Alfie Miller scores 10 off the bench. The Lights also got a career-high 27 points from Roshawn West last Saturday, while Corbin Pearson gave MSU-N a key 12 in last Friday's win over Montana Tech.
Tonight's game between the Lights and Argos tips off at 7:30 at the McLaughlin Center in Great Falls. MSU-N and UGF will meet again Feb. 1 in Havre. Northern's game at LC State will begin at 8:30 p.m. Saturday night in Lewiston, Idaho. For online viewing, fans can go to www.msun.edu/athletics.


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Description: | The suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) of the hypothalamus is the principle mammalian endogenous biological oscillator, generating and orchestrating a myriad of circadian rhythmic events and processes. This autonomous pacemaker can be entrained by both environmental cues (primarily via fluctuations in the light/dark cycle), as well as organismal influences (internal state feedback information), in order to coordinate and synchronize internal biochemical functions to solar time, which allows the organism to anticipate and therefore, prepare for upcoming events or tasks rather, than reflexively reacting to stimuli in the environment. In the present study we primarily utilized in vivo techniques to examine the regulation of non-photic (all stimuli other than light or the chemical events associated with photic signaling) phase-resetting of the circadian clock. The monoamine, serotonin (5-hydroxytryptamine; 5-HT) is a well described neurotransmitter in the central nervous system of vertebrates. Though it is discretely synthesized in the raphe complexes of the mid-brain, it is released from terminal fields of collaterals that innervate various portions of the brain and spinal cord. Its role in mediating non-photic-induced phase-alterations in the clock, as well as the respective output rhythms generated by the clock, has been investigated. However, it remains speculative if endogenous serotonergic signaling directly in the area of the clock, or in other regions of the circadian system is necessary and or sufficient to cause 2 phase-shifts. HPLC analysis of samples collected by in vivo microdialysis, provides the first direct evidence that general arousal, in the absence of vigorous locomotor activity, is sufficient to induce 5-HT release in the SCN, which is mediated by the activation of the dorsal raphe nucleus (DRN). The results also demonstrate that inhibition of the DRN, attenuates phase-shifts associated with activity. In addition, the results constitute the first direct evidence that activity/arousal induces 5-HT release in a brain region that has direct connections to the SCN, the intergeniculate leaflet (IGL), and that the release is also coupled to the activation of the DRN. The finding that an exogenous 5-HT agonist locally targeted in the IGL induces shifts in rhythms similar to activity/arousal behaviorally-induced shifting further implicates 5-HT in phase-alterations. In addition, post synaptically blocking 5-HT signaling in this region attenuates shifts associated with behavioral manipulations. In general, these results provide evidence that the serotonergic system plays a critical role in the regulation of non-photic phase-resetting of mammalian circadian rhythms. |
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biog Myles is an award winning writer and director and holds three degrees in Zoology, Palaeobiology and Screenwriting. In addition to Brothers McLeod projects he has written scripts for BBC, FIVE, ITV, Disney, E1, Chorion, Lupus Films, Mackinnon and Saunders and articles for the BBC, New Scientist, Imagine magazine, Computer Arts and Aesthetica.
Myles is recognised for writing comedy, animation and children's TV. He also writes lyrics and music for songs.
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According to the documents, "Abramoff's expenses for the luxury trip averaged about $20,000 per person for each of the eight people who went."
In his plea, Zachares admits that his travel reports were false:
Zachares had said the trip was paid for by a conservative think tank, the National Center for Public Policy Research, that it had cost $5,643 and that the purpose was fact finding. All three were lies, according to the documents.
Feeney, 48, an Orlando-area Republican who has been contacted by the FBI as part of the Abramoff investigation, reported precisely the same details in his travel report on the Scotland trip.
Feeney, who is being questioned by the FBI over his relationship to Abramoff, originally told Congress that the National Center for Public Policy Research had paid for his trip, claiming that he only learned later from reporters that Abramoff had paid for it. The House announced in January 2007 that Feeney would pay $5,643 to the U.S. Treasury for allowing the corrupt lobbyist to pay for the trip.
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Still rather new to running for shear enjoyment, so far I am loving it!
I have put on about 30 lbs since I got married. What type of running routines help you lose the most weight? Lots of new workouts claim that running is not your best choice for shaving pounds.
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Im new to the group so I appologize for the delay in response. You asked "How does running make you feel manly?". My answer is fairly simple. Some of the many benefits of running are:
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2. Increased stamina. Meaning you can stay in the action longer.
3. Increased testosterone levels. Meaning more sex drive.
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My regards for running it, Charles!
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"Bomvaso," produced by the malicious, scheming workers at Lucas, is a three-in-one treat to tantalize all five senses. Or so they would have you believe... in actuality, Bomvaso is a multi-tiered attack on all fronts; a beating so brutal, so thorough in it's assault, that all you will be left with in the end is a loathing for life rooted deep in your soul and a nasty spicy-lemonish taste rooted deep in your teeth. With an agonizingly thick, pasty Tamarind mush and a gumball wedged inside the pulp, all bound together by a "flying" disc "game," this candy could, quite possibly, take out an entire community single-handedly. Mode One- The "Toy" In the first of what turns out to be three crimes against humanity, the Bomvaso flying disc-lid / spoon-launcher contraption will weaken your instinctive defence mechanisms with promises of frisbee-like fun. "Toys!" we proclaimed with glee, our rosy cheeks lit up red in flushed anticipation. "We love toys!" Oh how foolish we were. Youthful ignorance. I blame it all on Ben. We easily detached the spoon-launcher from the lid. Unfortunately, detaching the lid from the goopy Tamarind pulp secured underneath proved to be a much more difficult experience. This pulpy brown tamarind mess had a much higher viscocity than the stand-alone version we reviewed earlier, and clung steadily to the disc-lid upon removal. With the help of some scissors and a fork, the lid was liberated. Ben readied the camera as I prepared for our maiden launch. I steadied myself, digging my heels into the ground. A silence descended; tension mounted; my friend Jen gaped in quiet anticipation. This was to be our most glorious moment. I inserted the spoon-launcher into the spoon-grippy-notch in the flying disc-lid. I slowly pulled the disc back and... Lift-off! The spoon broke, and the disc flopped to the ground five inches from my feet. It was a bitter dissapointment and, as we were soon to realize, a sign of things to come. Mode Two- The "Pulp" This was an odd brand of Tamarind pulp. Like the Tamarind packet, it was sweet, in a bitter, spicy kinda way. This time however, it left a strange lemony aftertaste. Not lemony as in Lemonheads, but lemony as in drinking lemon scented Pinesol. Well, lemon or no, this was still crap. It made my jaw seize and my tongue twitch. I salivated profusely as I tried to drool the sticky gunk out of my mouth, but to no avail; apparently, Lucas had taken a tip from Happy Plums, and had engineered the candy to adhere to teeth with the bonding power of cement. All I was able to eject were squirts of some orange pus-like substance that I'm not entirely sure were related to the Tamarind. Eyes ablaze with the ravinous look of a wild breast (whoops, that's a Freudian typo!) beast, I ran the bathroom to brush my teeth. And brush them I did. OH how I brushed them. I brushed them with a passion unheard of in dentistry circles. I brushed them, and then brushed them some more. We had but one test left to endure. Mode Three- The "Gumball" Prying the gumball out of the gunky depth of the Bomvaso container was, like the disc-lid, far from easy. It took two pairs of hands, a fork, and lots of patience. Eventually (but unfortunately) we perservered. We can't really describe what the gumball looks like, since we never managed to scrape all of the Tamarind off. Which brings us to an interesting point: I like guacamole, and I like chocolate, but I would never, ever eat chocolate covered in guacamole. So why, dear god why, do the people at Lucas feel that we would want to chew on a cherry flavored gumball covered in spicy fruit-muck? But for you, dear reader, chew we did. Or, at least I did, since there was only one gumball. Ben's excuse was that he wanted to take the pictures. That bastard. What can I say? It was a horrible experience. Not because the gumball tasted bad. There was, however, just enough tamarind left on the gumball to send my mouth back into epileptic seizures, and, well, that was it. My constitution could stand no more. Screaming like a lunatic, I lit my head on fire, stripped naked and stuffed myself into the garbage disposal, while Ben stood by helplessly, photographing the whole thing. Actually, I didn't, but wouldn't that be a cool thing to have pictures of? Conclusion
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CHARTOCK: Penalize those who drive while tired
HAVE you been driving and gotten so tired that you resorted to opening the windows full tilt or blasting the radio or pinching yourself or slapping yourself in the face to stay awake? If you haven't, you are exceptional.
Falling asleep at the wheel is one of the chief reasons why people get into accidents, causing injuries and death to themselves and others.
So how do you stop it? Some states have made driving while fatigued a criminal offense. People have been put on trial for vehicular homicide.
AS for me, when I am driving late at night, I view each set of oncoming lights as a car driven by a potential killer.
If we hold people who drive under the influence of alcohol of drugs responsible, why shouldn't fatigued drivers be held accountable when they cause an accident?
We know that a lot of state legislators who make the rules on this stuff would probably be loath to vote in favor of such a law because, let's face it, they often drive while sleepy, racing home from a late-night session in Albany.
In fact, drunk driving is still not punished severely enough. Both driving while tired and driving drunk are cases for legislators of "There but for the grace of God go I."
THE problem, of course, is that every once in a while something really horrendous happens. A driver with a group of people in a bus falls asleep and kills people in his charge. A truck driver cheats on the number of hours he is supposed to drive at a time and the results are catastrophic.
I don't have to ask you how you might feel if your husband, wife or child were wiped out because someone fell asleep at the wheel. But we can't make criminals out of all of us -- or can we?
I know that I have come home from work in broad daylight and found myself falling asleep. It doesn't happen often, but the last time it did, I pulled off the road to a safe place and slept for a half hour. I woke up feeling refreshed and resumed my journey. Continued...
So we have to scare people straight and let them know, as we have with drunk driving, that they can go to prison if they are caught.
IT'S easy to give a drunk driver a sobriety test, but how do you test for driving while tired? You can't pull someone over and test for being sleepy. The only way to do it is to hold people responsible, after the fact, for driving tired.
I mean, if someone hits a tree, a trooper might expect that they feel asleep and just as certainly, someone will blame it on a malfunction of their car. On the other hand, many people, faced with dire personal consequences, will not drive tired just as they have been trained not to drive after consuming alcohol. The way you do that is to arrest or heavily fine them and try them for falling asleep, especially if loss of life has occurred as a result of their actions.
Some states already have such laws and others will get them. It makes sense to me.
We all know that after a lot of medical procedures, you are warned not to drive for 24 hours. You can bet that I don't. I know that if I were to get into an accident, I could wind up in terrible trouble.
IT makes sense to train people not to drive while tired, just as we train them not to drive while impaired. So many of us guilty of this that this will be a tough law to get passed and yet it would certainly save lives.
Sunday Freeman columnist Alan Chartock is a professor emeritus at the State University of New York, publisher of the Legislative Gazette and president and CEO of the WAMC Northeast Public Radio Network.
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You obtain a venous blood gas (VBG) on a patient with a COPD exacerbation because you are concerned about hypercarbia. You get a value of 55 mmHg. How correlative is that compared to an arterial blood gas (ABG).
There has been a lot of literature on how well the pH correlates between the ABG and VBG but what about pCO2?
A small study (n=89) published in American Journal of Emergency Medicine in 2012 found that with a cutoff of pCO2 < 45 mmHg, the venous pCO2 is 100% sensitive in ruling out arterial hypercarbia. When the pCO2 was ≥ 45 mmHg, the VBG was less correlative.
Below is a review by Dr. Michelle Reina (EM resident at Univ of Utah) and Dr. Rob Bryant (Intermountain Medical Center in Utah) of the VBG vs ABG correlative data, along with a proposed algorithm on what to do with patients with COPD exacerbation.
What is your practice with an elevated pCO2 value on VBG?
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- Was typo in abstract of Kelly et al article [2]. View free BMJ Online full-text here. Stated difference between pHs was 0.4, rather than 0.04 as described in main results text.
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- Kelly AM, McAlpine R, Kyle E. Venous pH can safely replace arterial pH in the initial evaluation of patients in the emergency department. Emerg Med J. 2001 Sep;18(5):340-2. PMID 11559602
- Middleton P, Kelly AM, Brown J, Robertson M. Agreement between arterial and central venous values for pH, bicarbonate, base excess, and lactate. Emerg Med J. 2006 Aug;23(8):622-4. PMID 16858095
- Koul PA, Khan UH, Wani AA, Eachkoti R, Jan RA, Shah S, Masoodi Z, Qadri SM, Ahmad M, Ahmad A. Comparison and agreement between venous and arterial gas analysis in cardiopulmonary patients in Kashmir valley of the Indian subcontinent. Ann Thorac Med. 2011 Jan;6(1):33-7. PMID 21264169
- Ma OJ, Rush MD, Godfrey MM, Gaddis G. Arterial blood gas results rarely influence emergency physician management of patients with suspected diabetic ketoacidosis. Acad Emerg Med. 2003 Aug;10(8):836-41. PMID 12896883
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Designing a landscape can be a tough challenge, especially if you aren't sure what flowers will coordinate with other flowers. Before you start picking out flowers, keep a few things in mind: First, find out if the area is full sun, full sun/partial shade or shade all day. Second, know what planting zone you're located in so plants will thrive and blossom to their full potential. If a flower is only meant for warm areas, planting it where weather reaches below freezing will not allow the plant to come back year after year. That said, here are some great blossoms that will work well in any garden and complement other flowers, as well.
- Tree Hydrangea is a breathtaking ornamental tree. Pair this tree up with Sweet Pea and Snow in Summer for a wave of pinks, whites and purples.
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- Use Gladioulus (need to be lifted in colder climates) as a backdrop, Blazing Stars as an accent and Asiatic Lilies for a superb look.
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Another great hint to a beautiful, fail-free flower garden is to stick to the same color scheme throughout. Also, using reds, yellows and whites together will create a good vibe. Don't fret about the nitty gritty of what flowers to pick or what the final result will look like. As long as you feel good inside each year when the flowers bloom, that is all that matters.
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Meyer Products introduces two new products designed to team with any ATV vehicle on the market to make it a winter work horse. Meyer Path Pro is perfect for clearing snow from sidewalks or other tights areas not suitable for a plow truck. Paired with the Meyer Base Line-125 speader, an ATV turns into the perfect snow and ice management vehicle. Path Pro, a commercial-grade, full-trip plow available in 50" or 60" widths, features highway-inspired flared wings that scoop and funnel snow faster and farther. The plow's 65-degree attack angle scrapes the surface more cleanly than standard straight blades. "Our research is telling us that grounds maintenance professionals who need to clear a lot of walkways could really use high-quality snow removal equipment for ATVs, and that is our aim with the Meyer Path Pro," according to Andy Outcalt, president of Meyer Products. Only the Path Pro comes with automatic Self Angling, which senses which side of the plow is gathering the most snow, then automatically angles the blade in that direction. Operators also have the option of locking the plow in one of five positions. The up-down movement of the Path Pro is provided manually or remotely. Sold separately, a manual lift kit allows the operator easy access to a lift arm that lifts or drops the moldboard. Or an electric winch, recommended by an ATV dealer, can also lift/drop the moldboard. Path Pro is backed by a five-year full warranty with an online registration. It's made of 14-gauge, high-tensile steel and features a heavy-duty push frame, trip springs and grease zerks. The universal mount is forged of dual-walled tubular steel, and is sealed in a rust resistant, high-strength coating. Path Pro moldboards are manufactured with pre-drilled holes, making it easy to add a snow deflector, eliminating time when adding this important safety feature. The BL-125 tailgate spreader, backed by a one-year warranty, is an economical, full functioning spreader to mount on the back of an ATV. Its low profile allows salt, calcium chloride, fertilizer and seed to disperse closer to the ground providing better control of material output. At the heart of the BL-125 is an elevated heavy-duty electric motor built to withstand the harshest winter conditions. A fitted rubber cover seals the motor, protecting it and the drive system from the elements ensuring reliable performance. A poly weather cap keeps precipitation and moisture out for clump-free spreading. Weighing only 30 pounds, the BL-125 spreader arrives already assembled, making installation quick and easy.
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Halo Headlines: Burnett activated from DL, the five stages of SciosciaFace
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