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By Carol Stocker
Boston's famous flower show has been signaling the wind-down of winter since 1834. This year's version, The 2013 Boston Flower & Garden Show, blooms indoors at the Seaport World Trade Center through Sunday. March 17.
Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays, Saturday March 16, 9 .m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday, March 17, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tickets for the show are $20 for adults, $17 for seniors, $10 for children 7-17. Children under six are free. For more information, visit bostonflowershow.com.
The theme "Seeds of Change" embraces both environmental concerns and the down home pleasures of vegetable gardening. The dozens of scheduled presentations will include tips on how to raise chickens and keep bees - two of the fastest growing environmental hobbies. Ecologists will lecture on controlling invasive species and reusing water. Local chefs will show how to grow, use and preserve herbs and produce. Whether your interests are pickling or pruning, you can learn about it here.There will also be plenty of pops of color, such as Deborah Trickett's lecture on creating "Jaw-Dropping, Traffic-Stopping, Get-Your-Neighbors-Talking Container Gardens."
Most appreciated will be the instant gardens in full bloom. Favorite returning exhibitors include Miskovsky Landscaping of Falmouth, Earthworks of Leverett, Heimlich Nurseries of Woburn and Peter R. Sedeck of Lakeville who includes exotic birds in his Eden-like designs. Some gardens will be large and some will be very small. Debi Hogan and Warren Leach of Tranquil Lake Nursery in Rehoboth will contribute one of their crowd pleasing miniature gardens where one inch represents one foot in scale and a begonia does a good imitation of a Japanese maple tree while nasturtium seedlings stand in for lotus leaves.
The roots of the Boston flower show go back to 1834 when the Massachusetts Horticultural Society held its first large show in Faneuil Hall, primarily for farmers and gentlemen to exhibit their homegrown produce, especially new fruit varieties. The Concord grape was introduced at the 1854 exhibition. The Society ran the show for 137 years before its financial melt down in 2009.This resurrected version of the show is produced by Paragon Group of Needham with long-time director Carolyn H. Weston. But Mass Hort, under new leadership and currently in the black, still has an important role. It oversees all the amateur competitions, including a floral design show and an Ikebana International Exhibit. Seven small gardens, called vignettes, trace Mass Hort's long history, including its role in the creation of Mount Auburn Cemetery in 1831, the Window Gardening Movement of the 1870s, the School Yard Experiment of 1891 and the Victory Gardens of WWII. The noteworthy designers include Julie Moir Messervy, Paul Miskovsky and Marisa McCoy.
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The 1997 Ford F-150 serves as a two- or four-wheel drive, full-size pickup truck available in a variety of regular and extended cab models. F-Series trucks have been the automobile of choice among consumers in the U.S. for decades, outselling all other vehicles on the market.
Drivers of the F-150 get the satisfaction of a joyous experience behind the wheel, highlighted by exceptional performance, easy handling, and a commanding presence on the road. Also note its super good looks.
The 1997 Ford F-150 gets new and improved engines, a new suspension, and more safety features. Styling of the front grille alters, depending on the model. All Extended Cabs now have a third door, which enables clear access to the rear compartment.
The 1997 F-150 regular cab with a short bed has approximately a 202-inch length, a 78-inch width, a 73-inch height, and a 120-inch wheelbase. The 1997 Ford F-150 with a long bed measures about 19 inches longer. Extended cabs add about 18 inches to the truck's length. The F-150 features body-colored body-side molding, chrome front and rear bumpers, chrome trim, power chrome door mirrors, complex surface lens halogen headlights, a straight side pickup bed, a rear platform step, trailer towing preparation, a fixed rear window, and privacy tinted glass. It has a gross weight of 5550 pounds and sits on 16-inch wheels.
The interior of the 1997 Ford F-150 regular cab fits two or three passengers, while the extended cab accommodates up to six passengers. In the front, it uses a split-back cloth or vinyl bench seat with head restraints and a folding armrest in the center, a cigar lighter, an ashtray, and two cup holders. Pockets in the doors and bins on the seats provide easy storage. The dash contains logically arranged gauges for clear readability and conveniently placed controls for easy use. Extended cabs have the option for a bench seat in the rear. The F-150 features an auxiliary power point, a lockable illuminated glove compartment, power locks, one-touch power windows, front reading lights, and an AM/FM stereo with four speakers. A cassette or CD player and leather seating remain optional.
The F-150 contains either a 4.2-liter, six-cylinder engine that produces 210 horsepower and 255 lb-ft of torque, a 4.6-liter V-8 that pumps out 210 horsepower and 290 lb-ft of torque, or a 5.4-liter V-8 engine that cranks out 235 horsepower. All three engines mate with either a five-speed manual or a four-speed automatic transmission. Maximum towing capacity ranges from 5800 pounds with the six-cylinder engine to 8000 pounds with the 5.4-liter V-8.
The 1997 Ford F-150 uses an independent front suspension with a stabilizer bar and coil springs teamed with a semi-independent rear suspension with leaf springs. This results in a smooth and stable ride. It has excellent handling for a truck of its size, providing good balance when going around corners. Power steering grants great feedback and allows for precise control.
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Apple vs. Google: The Fight for Digital Media Supremacy
by Tony D'Altorio, Investment U Research
Thursday, February 24, 2011
As usual, Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) is busy pushing the envelope. This time, it wants to change how internet commerce is conducted, by way of its iPhone and iPad devices.
The company is dictating tougher terms, such as a 30% cut of subscriber content fees sold through its devices.
Its new international rules require content publishers with digital subscriptions to do the same through its App Store. The businesses won't even be allowed to link to their websites from the apps unless they do so through an Apple app.
This will force more subscribers through Apple's digital content store. It also means content owners lose revenue from the surging smartphone and tablet market…
Apple Bites into the New York Times, Hulu, Etc.
Brands from the New York Times (NYSE: NYT) to Elle, Hulu and Spotify stand to lose from the new rules. Meanwhile, Apple gets a greater chance to bite into booming businesses such as Netflix (Nasdaq: NFLX) and Amazon.com (Nasdaq: AMZN).
Digital publishers also worry that Apple will end up controlling billing relationships that would deprive them of valuable information about their customers.
- If they don't have sufficient data on their clientele, publishers will struggle to implement high-yielding targeted ads focused on those customers.
- If only Apple has that information, it will of course enhance the value of Apple's iAds which will target those buyers of content.
Needless to say, that possibility makes very few businesses happy. Early reactions from news, magazine, music and video companies suggest that some are examining if Apple is really worth it, revenue-wise.
Recently, Time Warner (NYSE: TWX) unveiled a new digital subscription package for Android, the Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) operating system. At the same time, it hinted that Apple would be shooting itself in the foot if it continues to enact tough revenue sharing.
And Streaming music service Rhapsody bluntly stated that a 30% fee could force it off Apple's stores. Of course, Rhapsody is also angry at Apple's decision to launch its own music subscription service.
Another Battle in the Apple-Google War
Digital publishers that ditch Apple will probably court Android devices instead. Since Google knows that very well, it has quickly pounced on its competitor's potential misstep.
Days after Apple's announcement, Google launched the One Pass service.
- This service provides a single point of payment for content across websites and mobile applications.
- It also gives publishers a bigger revenue share, with Google taking just 10%. That's very important, as many digital content providers work with razor-thin profit margins.
- Google raises the pot further by giving publishers the names and email addresses of its customers, plus further details with consent.
That all highlights a growing competition…
Apple sits in one corner with a tightly controlled, "closed" platform that leans heavily on apps and quality. And Google takes the opposite side with an open philosophy that tries to straddle mobile devices and the web.
Stick with Apple or Switch to Google?
Digital publishers have to ask themselves one question as they ponder whether to stick with Apple or switch to Google: Will consumers live without iPhones and iPads?
The answer determines whether Apple's new subscription policy succeeds or not.
According to eMarketer, Apple's iPad will control 78% of the worldwide tablet market this year. And the iPhone will take 30% of the U.S. smartphone market.
This makes it very difficult for content owners to just ditch Apple like they may want to.
Noah Elkin, principal analyst at eMarketer, says, "Some publishers feel like it's too steep a price to pay." But they have little choice if they want to "compete on digital platforms."
For digital publishers, Apple's move may be what iTunes was to the music industry a decade ago. It greatly helped digital music sales, but gave the company massive amounts of power over the market.
If so, that means digital publishers will just have to grin and bear the fees.
Good investing,
Tony D'Altorio
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Publishers should 'man up' and and refuse to publish with Apple. With less content the iPad will be less attractive, publishing costs will come down and we'll have choice as customers.
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Kerry, Trevor (1984) Analysing the cognitive demand made by classroom tasks in mixed ability classes. In: Classroom teaching skills: the research findings of the Teacher Education Project. Croom Helm, Beckenham, pp. 163-179. ISBN 0709927568
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Abstract: | This chapter resulted from research by the Teacher Education project into the cognitive demand made in lessons. It concentrates on the tasks which teachers set to pupils and the thinking levels they signal. |
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Man jailed following alleged assaultA Mount Holly man who allegedly held a knife to a teenagers throat and threatened to kill him was sent to jail Wednesday following his arraignment on a felony charge.
Nathan M. Turco, 35, pleaded innocent in Rutland criminal court to a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and a misdemeanor charge of simple assault.
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Authors from Southeast Asia and the Pacific made the long list for this year's Man Booker Prize for Fiction in what chairman of judges Robert Macfarlane called "surely the most diverse long list in Man Booker history."
Among the 13 authors from seven countries, this year's list, announced Tuesday, included Malaysia's Tash Aw and New Zealand's Eleanor Catton.
Also on the long list are Japanese-Canadian-American author and Zen-Buddhist priest Ruth Ozeki, as well as London-born Indian-American Jhumpa Lahiri, whose 1999 work "Interpreter of Maladies" won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction.
The short list will be announced Sept. 10, and the Man Booker Prize winner will be announced in October.
Last week, Malaysia's Tan Twan Eng received the Man Asian Literary Prize for "The Garden of Evening Mists." Mr. Tan, who also made last year's short list for the Man Booker Prize, spoke to the Journal about the book, his attempt to tell a woman's side of the story and why his next project is already a struggle.
Malaysian author Tan Twan Eng won this year's Man Asian Literary Prize for his novel "The Garden of Evening Mists."
Whenever I commit to judging a literary prize, as boxes of books stack up in the hallway, one hope is to make a momentous personal discovery. That wish was instantly fulfilled for me as chair of the jury for this year's Man Asian Literary Prize with one of the first novels I read, "Goat Days" by Benyamin, a harrowing yet luminously redemptive tale based on a true story of a diver from Kerala, India, enslaved as a goat herd in the Saudi desert.
Pan-Asian and multilingual in scope, though channeled for practical reasons through English translation, the prize, now in its sixth year, has been replicating that exhilarating shock of discovery for readers around the world.
Yet it really is not just about winning. "Goat Days" made it to this year's longlist of 15 titles, and no further, indicating the strength of competition.
The Man Asian Literary Prize announced its shortlist, narrowing the field of 15 long-list contenders to five works from across the continent, from Istanbul to Tokyo.
The Man Asian Literary Prize named 15 books as contenders for its 2012 award, chosen from a record 108 entries.
Kyung-sook Shin won the Man Asian Literary Prize for her novel "Please Look After Mom," the first woman and Korean to receive the prize.
"River of Smoke," Amitav Ghosh's latest book, is the second in his "Ibis Trilogy," the story of wayfarers cast aboard the ship Ibis during the years preceding the outbreak of the first Opium War. It has been shortlisted for the 2011 Man Asian Literary Prize, the winner of which will be announced on March 16 in Hong Kong, not far from where much of the book's action takes place — although in a fragrant harbor much transformed by the intervening 180 years. The Wall Street Journal spoke with Mr. Ghosh about the splendor of old Canton, 88-course meals, and opium's central role in the history of free-market capitalism.
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Despite the mass market appeal, this book features some very insightful counter-intuitive ideas, such as in the areas of money management and the "irrational man" model of behavioural economics. At the heart of the book is the concept of well-being, which the authors define as "the combination of our love for what we do each day, the quality of our relationships, the security of our finances, the vibrancy of our physical health and the pride we take in what we have contributed to our communities".
The authors then go into a detailed examination of these concepts. Career well-being is how you occupy your time or simply liking what you do every day. Social well-being involves having strong ties and love in your life. Financial well-being is about effectively managing your economic life. Physical well-being is having good health and enough energy to get things done on a daily basis, while community well-being is that sense of engagement you have with your neighbourhood.
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Age: 34 | Height: 6'4" | Weight: 240 lbs |
Born: Aug 2, 1979 - Bakersfield, California United States | College: Bakersfield (CA) JC | |
Throws/Bats: R / R | Salary: $2,000,000 | Debut: 4/1/2002 |
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Wed Jan 30, 2013 12:48 pm Lewis was having his best season yet since returning from Japan before hurting his elbow in July, resulting in Tommy John surgery. He could still be a factor in the last two months of this season, but it seems unlikely Lewis will be able to reclaim his Cliff Lee-like 6.64 K/BB ratio in the short term. Regardless, Lewis' sub-4.00 ERA and 1.18 WHIP over the last three seasons make him worthy of stashing.
Fantasy Source Spin: One of several talented pitchers returning from Tommy John surgery worth stashing for the second half.
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Sat Jan 28, 2012 2:15 pm Lewis wasn't quite the pitcher in 2011 that he was in his first season of three-year, $8 million contract with Texas, but it's still fair to say that the Rangers got a bargain. He posted a nearly identical K/BB ratio but had major troubles keeping the ball in the park at home with 22 homers allowed in 92.2 innings. Such struggles are to be expected in the AL's most hitter-friendly park.
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Ridgeline tension was one area i played with and ended up going back to the suggested. Footend high was another, now run about 6" higher. The biggest change was when i started chnaging where in the hammock i was. I found the best spot when my sholder was just about on the zipper, and feet in the foot box. |
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The received wisdom around here is that structural ridgeline "sets the sag", so that if the ridgeline is taut, the ends of the hammock cannot get any farther apart, no matter what the tension on it (at least until the breaking point of the ridgeline, obviously). Changing the height of the straps changes the tension, but in theory, the lay of the hammock is insensitive to that in the range of heights where the ridgeline is taut.
If the ridgeline cord does not stretch, this explanation makes sense to me. So I'm interested in the several responses whose experience is that strap height and ridgeline tension matters. In theory, practice and theory agree but in practice they don't? In my own experience in a Blackbird, I need to scoot my body around to deal with the tension down the center of the hammock. No matter what hammock I'm in, I move around a lot at night and with each move am positioning to accomodate that ridge. |
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me also. I have an adjustable ridge line also. I hung this last weekend and the only two trees at my designated campsite, were too far apart. Just meant the SRL was taunt. I slept fine as the SRL is adjusted so the hammock doesn't change.
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Yep! My shoulder is only about an inch or so away. Actually, I don't see how it's possible to lie at the intended angle and not be this close.
I'm 5'9, 150lbs (if that matters) and I struggled for days, even weeks in my back yard trying to get comfortable. What really solved it for me was to give up and take a break, just get out in the backcountry and deal with it. It was a miracle how just getting a different set of trees and frame of mind helped. My first backcountry hang was rediculously comfortable! I would recommend not trying to sleep on your side, but just a VERY slight turn to the left to ease any hypertension. Both knees bent just a tad. |
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A whole month! Whew! I guess it's not instant for everyone after all! Thanks for all the suggstions everyone! I will keep practicing with it. The problem is that I have no trees in my yard. I had to rig up a pole close to my porch support post to get it hung. It's just under 6' (rigged pole). I've been to the park several times and got a pretty good hang, but not that ahhh feeling. I love everything else about the hammock so far. Again, I will continue to practice like everyone said. Thanks
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i've recently started to believe that the calf ridge issue, no matter the hammock in question, is at least somewhat if not mainly caused by folks laying too close to the foot end of the hammock, laying closer to the head end seems to help alot. laying closer to the head end will also require one to lower the head end even more than normal depending on how close to the head end you are.
try moving more toward the head end and see if that helps.
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OTTAWA — Taxpayers have spent nearly $15 million over the last eight years maintaining the vacant Kapyong Barracks site while the federal government fights a land claim for the site by Treaty One First Nations.
A few years ago, the Department of Defence reported the annual cost to maintain the site, including the 41 buildings, was $1.95 million. A Department of Defence spokeswoman recently told the Free Press that dropped to $1.5 million in 2011 when the six buildings that were still being used were emptied.
Since the barracks were abandoned by the Princess Patricia Light Infantry Unit in 2004, taxpayers have spent $14.7 million on the empty barracks, including for utilities, operations and maintenance, property taxes, site security and site management.
"Good grief," said Manitoba NDP MP Pat Martin. "The government's stubborn intransigence on this file is costing us a fortune."
A 1997 agreement with Treaty One First Nations gave them the right of first refusal when surplus federal land became available. However when Ottawa officially declared the land surplus in 2007, it planned to to sell the site to the Canada Lands Company for $8.6 million. CLC, a Crown corporation that redevelops surplus federal land, planned a mix of homes and businesses on the site.
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A high-placed Conservative government source told the Free Press in December the government was open to selling the land to the First Nations but only on the condition the land not to be turned into an urban reserve.
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Most of the recent claims that Social Security faces major financial challenges in the years ahead rely on the recognition that the US population is aging. Indeed, the coming wave of baby-boomer retirements plays a continuing role in calls for 'reform' of the program. However, the general aging of the population ensures that the problem will not go away even when that generation passes on. This paper focuses on the demographic trends facing the US (and world)—why is the population aging, and how fast? Will this lead to an intolerable burden on future generations of workers? While most of the public discussion focuses on Social Security's long-term finances, what really matters is whether the economy will be able to produce a sufficient quantity of real goods and services to provide for both workers and dependents in, say, the year 2080. If it cannot, then regardless of Social Security's finances, the real living standards of Americans in 2080 will have to be lower than they are today. Any reforms to Social Security made today should focus on increasing the economy's capacity to produce real goods and services, rather than on ensuring positive actuarial balances. It will be demonstrated that projected demographic changes are surprisingly modest, and can be accommodated at a measured pace with fairly small policy reforms.Download Info
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