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So what do you guys do? Just add an extra layer of process ( I have added a fast color correction Adjustment layer and clipping the black at 10 and the highlights at 245 and putting the saturation at 120. Its a thumbsuck though...
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' i TlTf(Q(C 1 1 N HK- P 1 I I j -' volume 18 issue 33 1 August 1990 utah valley community college THIS WEEK Campus News Business classes available Saturdays and evenings and on T.V. to better accommodate students and community. See pages 3 and 4. New four-year accounting program now offered at UVCC by way of USU. See page 4. Entertainment Top Ten College Albums. See page 6. Check your music know-all with the Music Trivia Test. See page 6. Model Trains: great for hobbie entertainment. See page 5. Letters to the Editor Semesters at UVCC Why? See page 2. Book buy-back board not banned from hallway.... See page 2. Index News , . . . , .1,3,4 ; Commentary. , .2 Entertainment. . . . v 5, 6 Sports . .7 Misc 8 President Romesburg talks future ' Susan Walters News and Feature Editor In a recent interview with College Times, President Kerry Romesburg revealed many things about the future of Utah Valley Community College. One of the biggest parts of , the future is the change to a , semester system. According ! to Romesburg, this will cause bedlam at the beginning of the '' year because students are not planning ahead for the change which will take place this Fall. He advises that students consider the change now rather than suddenly realize it three weeks into the fall , term. ; Romesburg also said that the College will be offering ' two new programs which will enable students to receive ' their four-year bachelors de-i gree while remaining at UVCC. The arrangements are i being made through a coop- erative agreement with Weber State College and Utah State ; University. UVCC currently offers - two bachelor's degrees in UVCC makes plans for four - year college Janet Foulk Assistant News and Feature Editor The time has come for UVCC to think about becoming a four-year college. The demand for another four-year school in this, the second largest County in Utah, has been increasing annually. UVCC officials think that the demand will eventually bring about the change to turn the College into a four-year school. Within the past ten years electronics and computer information systems. New this fall will be two new additional bachelors degrees in elementary education and accounting.Romesburg said that administrators at the school are very involved right now in long-range planning. According to Romesburg, UVCC needs to move in the direction of becoming a four-year institution. "The fact of the matter is that BYU does not see it as part of their mission to meet the needs of the area, increasingly they will be meeting those needs in a smaller number." He adds that, " the legislature for years has assumed that if students wanted to pursue a four-year program, they could just walk up the hill to BYU, as you could in the past; but those days are gone." "With the direction of this institution, it's inevitable, I don't think it's even a question of will this be a four-year institution, it is just a matter of when it's going to happen," states Romesburg. admittance into the four-year colleges in Utah has become increasingly difficult. BYU is now capped at 27,000. It has become difficult to get accepted as a freshman or even transfer with a two-year degree. The raise in admission requirements means, for many students, they will need to look at different possibilities. A number of students will have to relocate in order to attend a four-year college. For some, leaving home is .J ( When asked about plans for the Provo Campus, Romesburg said that the cost of upgrading the school and bringing it up to state building codes would cost over three million dollars. He fine, but others want or need to stay at home and go to school. According to the Daily Herald , "In recent years, the national trend has been towards a higher average age for college students. People who have been in the work force return to school. Displaced homemakers find it neccesary to get an education."The Herald further stated: "Whole career fields become obsolete and retraining becomes mandatory. It is highly Photo by Johnnie Rawllnson President Kerry D. Romesburg plans to use the Provo Campus as an applied technology center in cooperation with the Provo School District. Romesburg plans to sur- See ROMESBURG, page 8 impractical, in many cases, to maintain a job andor family in Utah County and commute to Salt Lake City, Ogden, or Logan to attend classes. These older studentsnon-traditional students as college administrators call them are just one of a number of good reasons a four-year state college should be considered here." UVCC already has a few four-year programs through Weber State College and will See COLLEGE page 4
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Effects of Ultraviolet Irradiation and Postirradiation Incubation on Heterogeneous Nuclear RNA Size in Murine Cells Biophysical Journal, Volume 22, Issue 3, 1 June 1978, Pages 393-411 Rashid Ali and Walter Sauerbier Abstract We have analyzed the decrease in synthesis of individual size classes of heterogeneous nuclear RNA (hnRNA) in ultraviolet (UV)-irradiated Merwin plasmacytoma (MPC-11) cells at various times of postirradiation incubation. HnRNA from nonirradiated control cells is distributed over a wide range from approximately 60S to 5S, with 42S RNA carrying more label than any other size class. HnRNA from UV-irradiated cells shows a dose-dependent shift in size distribution toward lower molecular weight. The size distribution of hnRNA synthesized after prolonged times of postirradiation incubation is restored toward normal, i.e., synthesis of long RNA molecules increases relative to the synthesis of short ones. Analysis of the total number of hnRNA chains synthesized during a 20-min [3H]uridine pulse shows a considerable reduction in their number with increasing UV dose. Murine cell lines are excision-repair-deficient but capable of post replication repair inhibited by caffeine. HnRNA transcripts of cells incubated in its presence were studied. The caffeine, which has no effect on hnRNA size in control cells, inhibits to a considerable extent the restoration of full-length transcripts during postirradiation incubation. The lack of excision repair in MPC-11 was confirmed by the analysis of pyrimidine dimers in trichloracetic acid-insoluble and soluble fractions within 8 h of postirradiation incubation.The size of parental and daughter strand DNA in UV-irradiated cells was correlated with RNA transcript size. The parental DNA in these experiments does not change its size as a consequence of UV exposure and postirradiation incubation. In contrast, daughter DNA strands are short in UV-irradiated cells and they increase in size during postirradiation incubation to reach the size of parental strands after 8 h. Abstract | PDF (1119 kb) |
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Berkeley, CA – On November 15, following the completion of the 2010 Women's Premier League Championships, Alex Williams announced that she will be stepping down as Head Coach of the Berkeley All Blues. Williams served as Head Coach of the All Blues from 2008-2010 and Assistant Coach from 2005-2008. With Williams at the helm, the All Blues solidified their position as one of the top women's clubs in the country, winning the National Championship in 2008, placing second in 2009, and third in last month's championship. Williams turned to coaching immediately following her retirement from playing in 2004. She began her rugby career as an freshman at Harvard. Upon her graduation in 1991, she joined Beantown before relocating to the West Coast in 2000 and playing with the All Blues for the remainder of her career. Williams was a lock and number-eight on the Women's National Team from 1993-2004, serving as captain from 2003-04. She played in three World Cups and was capped 25 times (7th place among all women). Following the her retirement in 2004, Williams became an assistant coach for the Women's National Team, taking several months off for the birth of her daughter, Quinn, in 2006. She coached the Eagle forwards from 2006 to 2010, including in two World Cups. In addition, Williams coached the Pacific Coast Grizzlies from 2005-2008. In 2008, Williams was hired as the Women's High Performance Manager for USA Rugby. She was instrumental in creating the Women's Premier League (WPL), which has greatly improved the level of competitive rugby in the US. Williams' hard work continues to benefit women's rugby, from grassroots to international play. At all levels of her coaching, Williams brought her expertise as an international player, her passion for the game, and her eye for detail. Says All Blues President Ginna Brelsford, "Alex has the ability to help all players reach their potential, often surpassing their own expectations. This year, the All Blues' relatively inexperienced scrum was able to hold its own against top WPL teams, such as Beantown and the Valkyries, in large part thanks to Alex's technical expertise." Williams stepped down as coach of the All Blues primarily for family reasons, but also to be able to focus on her job as Women's High Performance manager. She states, "I will hugely miss coaching the All-Blues but am looking forward to spending more time with my daughter. I love coaching and look forward to returning at some level when Quinn is a little older." The All Blues wish Williams well and are beginning a search for a new Head Coach. Information about the application process can be found at www.berkeleyallblues.com. |


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How can we keep shark populations strong? Find answers while exploring some of the world's most beautiful reefs.
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Do something special this summer: protect shark populations in Belize, explore beautiful tropical reefs, and meet fascinating people from around the world.
When Dr. Demian Chapman arrived in Belize in 2000, he rarely saw shark meat in fish markets. But, he says, "This has changed. Today, fishermen are exploiting sharks in Belize almost without any regulation." Fueled by the high prices paid for shark fins used in soup, fishermen are overfishing shark populations on an epic scale.
Help Dr. Chapman protect the coral reefs of Belize so that they can remain rich hunting grounds for these predators. Using baited remote underwater video cameras (BRUVs), his team has already determined that sharks are nearly absent on reefs where fishing is allowed. But they've also found reason to be hopeful: shark populations thrive in marine reserves, where fishing is banned.
By studying both legally protected and unprotected areas, you'll help find out exactly how marine reserves strengthen shark populations. From a boat under the Caribbean sky, your team will deploy BRUVs to learn what's happening in the water and catch sharks to take tissue samples for dietary analysis. This work will help save some of the world's most fascinating creatures.
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Each day of an Earthwatch teen expedition offers a perfect balance of hands-on research and the chance to explore your surroundings and get to know the scientists and your teammates. Your team is led not only by professional researchers but also by at least one Earthwatch facilitator, who will always be around to help you get the most out of your experience.
Each day will begin with an early breakfast, and then half the team will hit the water to deploy BRUVs and set lines to catch sharks and other fish. The other half will stay at the field station to do the critical work of processing samples and data that have already been collected. They'll view BRUV videos to identify and count the species that appear on camera and prepare tissue samples taken from sharks and other fish. This group will also likely enjoy a recreational snorkel during their shift.
Both groups will break for lunch around midday and then switch assignments for the afternoon. In the evening, the group that set lines in the morning will take the boat out again to sample and release any sharks caught and bring in the fishing equipment.
Your team and your facilitator(s) will also have some free time to go hiking, kayaking, and/or snorkeling. After a hearty dinner, you'll have time to socialize or simply relax so you're ready to seize all this tropical wonderland has to offer when the next day begins.
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The Collective Impact of America's Zoos and Aquariums
Each day millions of visitors enjoy a trip to a local zoo and/or aquarium. While they know the benefits of their particular institution, these visitors may not know their hometown zoo or aquarium is part of a powerful, caring industry with enormous collective impact.
- Zoos and aquariums draw 134 million visitors each year-more attendance than the NFL, NHL, and Major League Baseball combined
- Two million households in America-some five million people-are zoo or aquarium members, providing over $96 million in support
- Annually, almost 58,000 volunteers invest over three million hours of their time, supporting virtually every aspect of zoo and aquarium operations
- With their incomparable commitment to conservation education, zoos and aquariums teach more than 12 million people each year and dedicate $52 million annually to education programs
- More than nine million students enjoy on-site education programs at zoos and aquariums each year-over three-and-a-half million receive them free of charge. Annually, almost 85,000 teachers profit from training workshops, special membership opportunities, and effective teaching materials
- Virtually every group imaginable is reached through zoo and aquarium education efforts. Nine million people take advantage of on-site programs for families, seniors, preschoolers, and countless others
- The public trusts the conservation message of zoos and aquariums. In a recent poll, the public ranked zoos and aquariums among the most powerful and trusted sources on environmental issues
- Zoos and aquariums are dedicated to the highest standards of animal care. On a given day, more than 800,000 animals are cared for, many of which are the last representatives of endangered species
- Many endangered and threatened species survive because of zoos and aquariums. The AZA's Species Survival Plan (SSP) provides many species with an insurance policy against extinction
- Zoos & Aquariums take conservation action all over the world. Zoos and aquariums support nearly 700 field conservation and research projects in 80 countries
- Zoos and aquariums invest $51 million in scientific research each year, and since 1990, zoo and aquarium scientists have collaborated for more than 4,000 published articles
- Zoos and aquariums are powerful tourism generators for their communities. They enhance their local economies each year by attracting 134 million visitors, employing 32,400 workers, investing over $1.3 million in operating budgets and spending $194 million on outside services
- Zoos and aquariums employ more than 32, 400 people nationwide, and create over twice as many jobs in their communities-from vendors they hire to employees hired by hotels, restaurants, and stores that serve their visitors
- Economically, zoos and aquariums earn their own way. Of every dollar they receive, 79 cents comes from earned revenue and donations and only 21 cents comes from public funding
- Zoos and aquariums invest public monies wisely. While they receive only $278 million in public funding, they earn and return over $1.3 billion in operations that benefit visitors and wildlife
Source: Association of Zoos & Aquariums


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Just wanted to say that her memorial date and time has been set for Friday, March 21, at St. Luke's Church, 330 S. 13th St. Doors open at 5, service at 5:30, reception to follow. If you have facebook, the event details are at https://www.facebook.com/events/1395283310736812/
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"Books are the carriers of civilization. Without books, history is silent, literature dumb, science crippled, thought and speculation at a standstill." — Barbara Tuchman
For a lot of people in the City of Brotherly Love and Sisterly Affection, Giovanni's Room was a place that was instrumental in their coming-out process. It was a place where you could find people who were like you, when you might not have known a single gay person in the world. But when you walked in that door, unlike anywhere else, you knew that the person behind the counter would be sympathetic It was a place to get information on myriad topics or to find novels to help you get away from it all. Before the Internet, Giovanni's Room was my personal "Philly Gay Calendar." I'd call up and ask whoever was at the desk to read the fliers on the bulletin board and tell me what was happening that weekend. I could call trying to find out how to get in contact with a particular organization and the person at the desk would usually be able to supply me with a name and phone number. It was a meeting place and a space where you could meet all sorts of authors and poets and people making change in the community. And happily, as it gears up to celebrate its 40th anniversary, Giovanni's Room is still all those things. Founded in 1973, Giovanni's Room Bookstore is named after James Baldwin's novel of the same name. This week, we took a moment to speak to Dan Sherbo, one of the three original owners. An accomplished illustrator, Sherbo now resides in Maryland with his husband and two cats. PGN: How long did you live in Philadelphia? DS: I lived in Philadelphia for 11 years. PGN: Where are you originally from? DS: From a small town in northeastern Pennsylvania, Athens. It's up at the New York state border. There's a lot of fracking going on up there now, which has changed the whole nature of the place. It was just a small town in a valley between the mountain ridges on the Susquehanna River when I was growing up. It was a farming community mostly, population 2,000. I think there were about 120 in my graduating class. Everybody knew each other. PGN: What were you voted most likely to do? DS: I was expected to go into theater. I actually went to Temple University intending to go into theater but my life skewed off in a different direction. PGN: What prompted the transition? DS: It was 1969 and I joined the cultural revolution. What can I say, drugs had a big effect, and I dropped out of school. From that point on, I was living life and coming out and I got involved in the nascent gay-liberation movement. Eventually I did go back to school and got a degree at Tyler School of Fine Arts and became legitimate. PGN: How long was the gap? DS: I was out of school for six years. During a large part of that time was when I was acting as coordinator for the Gay Alternative Magazine, which is how I got involved with the Gay Activist Alliance, which incidentally is where I met Mark Segal. He must've been about 19 or 20 at the time. At the time, the Gay Alternative Magazine was a celebrated literary magazine of which there were only a few at the time. The magazine was a very modest scale but attracted a lot of top-notch contributors such as Martin Duberman and others who have gone on to make names for themselves as historians or writers. That's when one of the staff members, Bernie Boyle, and I got the idea that Philadelphia needed a gay bookstore. We got Tom Wilson Weinberg involved and the three of us opened Giovanni's Room. The bookstore became the headquarters for the magazine and a place for meetings; pretty much anything that needed to happen for the community happened there. PGN: You were on South Street back then, correct? DS: Yes, I think it was 232 South, right next to Knave of Hearts. PGN: What were some of the early fears? I remember reading stories about bookstores having trouble getting books through customs back in the day. DS: You know, we were fearless back then. But we weren't even at that level of sophistication to worry about international customs. We were just flying by the seat of our pants. As far as I can remember, we acquired all our books from a warehouse in the village in New York. We would just go in and pull books from the shelves as if we were shopping for cereal and put them in a big cart. Craig Rodwell from Oscar Wilde bookstore told us about it. He helped us a lot and gave us advice about what kind of books to get, what kind of publications, etc. PGN: Since we're on the topic of books, tell me about your work as an illustrator. DS: That was a result of the six years I took to work as an activist. It was great but left me really, really poor! I never had any money at all and as I looked around, a lot of my friends had careers and cars and nice apartments and were thinking about making a future for themselves. I decided I needed to get something of my own. I wanted to find a job that would be lucrative but that I would also have a passion for. I got an opportunity to go back to school so I jumped at it and spent four years at Tyler School of Art. PGN: What was your first paying job? DS: I did a weekly illustration for the now-defunct Washington Star newspaper. I moved to Washington the day of my last class. There was a guy who worked in Congress I had met while visiting D.C., so I moved down there for love. I got a regular gig doing a column in the Sunday magazine of the Washington Star, which was the rival to the Washington Post. That paper folded within a couple of years but by that time I was working for the Washington Post as an illustrator. [Laughs.] When I first began, they tried to get me to do things like weather maps. In those days they would actually cut out little pieces of paper and paste them on with wax to make a weather map and I was terrible at it! I was trained at Tyler to do intricate illustrations and come up with ideas and concepts but when it came to doing that technical stuff, I was just a basket case. They learned that pretty quickly and began giving me the job of laying out pages and doing the majority of illustrations. This was during the hey days at the Washington Post, after the Woodward and Bernstein Watergate exposé, and it was a very exciting place to be. PGN: Since that time, you've worked as an illustrator and designed for everyone from watch companies to mattress companies. What's the oddest job you've had? DS: I designed doormats. I still have a couple of them! [Laughs.] A guy that I met at a party owned a rug company. He asked me if I would be interested in designing rugs and doormats for him. He said it could be very lucrative if I took a percentage. I never made any money off of it but I got a few good doormats. When you're an illustrator, unless and until you start getting really big clients who will pay you a ton of money, you take all sorts of jobs, anything that comes along, and you can get some funny work along the way. The mattress thing was for the National Bedding Institute. When you're an illustrator, in Washington particularly, you get calls from all these crazy groups; every profession you can imagine has a lobbying group representing them in Washington and they all have publications. I will say there are a couple I flat-out refused to do: right-wing organizations like the Heritage Foundation who wanted to hire me to do illustrations for their magazine. I told them absolutely not. PGN: That's crazy. But did I read you designed a headstone? DS: Yes, a friend's brother died of AIDS and she asked me to design a graphic for his headstone. PGN: Interesting. And what would you like on your headstone? DS: Oh, I wouldn't want a gravestone. I would want to be cremated and cast to the winds or something like that. PGN: OK. As a tea lover, I have to ask which tea company you designed for. DS: How do you know all this? It was Tatra Tea Company. They were located right outside of Philadelphia. I was still in art school and I designed a box for them that they were going to use for their line of teas. I don't know that I got paid anything for it, but it was a pretty prestigious thing to have in my portfolio right out of school. PGN: Who was your favorite illustrator and book as a kid? DS: Favorite illustrator was probably Norman Rockwell and my favorite book was "Alice in Wonderland." PGN: I went to the Norman Rockwell Museum and had the most unintentionally funny tour guide. DS: Ha. We took a tour of the Margaret Merriweather Post mansion here in Washington. She was the heiress to the Post cereal fortune and her husband was the ambassador to Russia. During the time of the revolution, she looted Russia and brought back all these treasures. There was a closet full of square-dancing outfits that we were fascinated by. I guess we were lingering too long and the tour guide kept saying, "Hurry up! Every one a treasure! Every one a treasure!" PGN: Speaking of treasures [laughs], how did you start tap dancing? DS: Well, it was one of those things. I have always loved Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly, and Ginger Rogers of course. Back in the day, a friend of mine and I used to go to independent theaters like TLA and watch the old Busby Berkeley musicals because they were so much fun and so campy. So when I turned 30, I thought, It's now or never, and signed up for tap-dancing classes. Within a couple of years, I was performing and teaching. I seemed to have a natural feel for it. My jazz tap group did well and even got reviewed by the dance critic in the Washington Post. We got to the point where we had to decide if we were going to make it a career or disband. It was too much time and stress not to go one way or the other. We disbanded. But it was pretty darn nice while it lasted. PGN: What's your go-to karaoke song? DS: Oh gosh, the only thing I can think of is "Everything's Coming up Roses." That's a gay answer, isn't it? PGN: Who are Janet and Jackie? DS: They are and were our cats. Janet died at the ripe old age of 19 in 2009 and Jackie is still with us. Janet was one of two cats that my husband and I got when they were eight weeks old. They were two little black-and-white kittens and we thought, Wouldn't it be funny to stand outside and call "Janet, come here Janet"? They turned out to be both males but we called one Janet anyway and his brother was Bob. We thought it was kind of silly but it turned out to be a very interesting thing. It was a real learning experience for us and for our family and friends. It took a while to get used to using the pronoun "he" with the name Janet. Some people never got used to it, even after 19 years, but most of our family got very comfortable with thinking of Janet as a he. It taught us a lot about the association of words and names and gender. Janet was Janet and we loved him. PGN: A learning lesson. DS: Yes, which makes me think of something. Back in the early days of gay lib, when we opened up Giovanni's Room and started the Gay Alternative Magazine, we had women in the group and they taught us so much. In those early years, we, as young gay men, were still men with the very sexist attitudes towards women that were prevalent in the early '70s. It was the women who were part of the organization and who came into the bookstore who challenged us and our way of thinking and talking, and perceiving women. They really made feminists out of us, or at least gave a jolt to our consciousness. It was a great learning experience for us and helped us grow a lot faster in that realm. PGN: Now that you're all grown up, what are some of your hobbies currently? DS: I run and I am an avid step-class fanatic. And I love reading. PGN: Since this is our wedding issue, tell me a little bit about how you tied the knot. DS: I married my husband, Tom Wilson, last year. We had a 29-year engagement. We have been living together and owning houses since 1987. In 2012, Maryland became the first state to extend marriage rights to same-sex couples by popular vote. So last year we got married legally in June and then we had a huge wedding at our house in the suburbs in August. We invited friends and family from around the country and it was really, really a meaningful thing for us, even after all these years. PGN: I've heard a lot of couples speak about how surprised they were that it did seem to make a difference even after they've been together for a long time. DS: You know something, we felt that too. We felt very much changed. Even as I'm talking to you looking down at the ring on my finger, I feel it. I mean we've been together long enough that we felt pretty secure in our relationship, but it really gives you much more of a bond and a commitment. Having a wedding ceremony in front of family and friends really cements it, makes it even more meaningful. I remember five or six years ago when people were first starting to talk about gay marriage I thought, You know we really don't care about gay marriage, we just want the same rights and benefits. I don't care about a ceremony or any of that stuff. But as marriage rights gained momentum around the country, I changed my tune and I'm glad I did. The experience really made a difference. It makes us equal. It doesn't matter where we are or who is around us, I have that ring on my finger and it's official. It's a good thing. And I'm looking forward to the day when it's recognized in all states. It's really, really an exciting time to be in. Things are moving so fast! Back in 1973 when we opened Giovanni's Room, we would never have even been able to dream that in such a relatively short amount of time, things could have changed so much. I think it's incredible.
Join Giovanni's Room at its 40th-anniversary celebration at 7:30 p.m. March 11 at William Way LGBT Community Center, 1315 Spruce St.
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I worked outside all day after the rhubarb pies were made......The back is starting to look like spring/summer...I planted the annuals and assembled the patio pots and hanging baskets ...the fountain is up and running.....I thought I was finished sanding the deck .....the paint was still peeling after I hosed it down so we bought the best little pressure washer to finish the job......I'll be finished tomorrow pressure washing it...what a long tedious job....The weather forecast says rainFri,Sat,&Sun....so I won't be able to paint the deck until it has a few days to dry.
I have posted a few pics of what is happening in the yard....Chippy the chipmunk is back...he has been coming around for several years now...the fish are growing like crazy..now just for the vines and flowers to grow.....I love doing yard work. :)
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what kind of plants are near those cone structures (under the windows)?
You have had a full day, Sweetpea. Your yard is looking great! Chippy is sooo cute. I sometimes would rather be doing outside work rather than inside work when the weather is nice! It's just feels good to be out there after that cold winter.
beautiful. I have a chipmunk along with a couple of doves that eats the seeds under the feeder that the birds kick out.
I do have 6 white roses open. LOL I have to buy annuals for my boxes still. The rest is all perennials that just pop up as the weather warms.
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