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Decorative natural pest-controlling miniature wooden garden houses
Ladybug House
Bird House
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Keep your garden healthy and beautiful with our trio of natural pest-controlling and pollination-promoting miniature wooden houses. The Bird House welcomes in winged friends to help reduce damaging insects and garden pests naturally. Essential for pollination, the Mason Bee House provides a pleasant place for this gentle species to nest and stay near your flowers and vegetation. Eco-friendly reed and bamboo interior. The Ladybug House encourages our favorite garden helpers to retain residency in your yard and eat harmful pests like aphids, mites and caterpillars. It also provides the perfect resting place and protection during hibernation. Each designed with a keyhole opening to hang easily on a post, fence or wall. Latched access panel for no-hassle cleaning and feeding. Made with wood construction and metal roof. Each is unique, wood colors may vary. Imported.
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- Wood construction with metal roof
- Latched access panel for easy cleaning and feeding
- Keyhole opening for hanging onto post, fence or wall
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- Essential for pollination of a healthy garden
- Wood construction with metal roof
- Eco-friendly reed and bamboo interior
- Latched access panel for simple cleaning
- Hangs easily on a post, fence or wall
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- Encourages ladybugs to stay near your garden to eat harmful pests
- Provides a resting place and protection during hibernation
- Latched access panel for easy cleaning or adding larva
- Keyhole opening for hanging onto post, fence or wall
- Wood construction with metal roof
- Each is unique, wood colors will vary
Ladybug House:
4"L x 7"W x 9"H
Weighs 2 lbs.
Bird House:
4"L x 4"W x 8"H
Weighs 2 lbs.
Mason Bee House:
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One hot summer day in July, Peter Peacock was born. Penelopy Peahen was created right after making Peter to woo his lonely heart. A scavenged blade guard off of a sickle bar mower was the piece that inspired the creation of Peter. The sickle guard had been filed away in my scrap pile (titled birdRead More
The Picasso sculpture is my most challenging and rewarding piece to date. Loic Barnieu, The owner of the Picasso restaurant in Media, Pennsylvania, commissioned me to make the piece as a sculptural room divider separating the bar from the more formal dining area. Since the piece was going into the "Picasso" restaurant, I decided itRead More
The "Growing" bike rack was the first rack I created for NKCDC (New Kensington Community Development Corporation) as part of their ongoing effort to create links between local artists and revitalization efforts. The "Frankford Avenue Artsrack Project" is an economic development initiative to promote biking, local artists and local businesses. Part beautification, part economic development, these functional piecesRead More

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How old is Mary Tyler Moore? She was born December 29, 1936 — well into her 70s when she won the coveted Lifetime Achievement Award from the Screen Actors Guild. Her former sitcom co-star Dick Van Dyke did a beautiful job introducing the somewhat shaky celebrity senior. The two are still good friends after all these years, and when he introduced her to the audience it became clear that she really needed no introduction. Nearly everyone under the age of 80 in America remembers her from The Dick Van Dyke show and The Mary Tyler Moore show, but what few may have realized is she is pet friendly and diabetic. Here's more about the charitable actress…
Pet friendly actress Mary Tyler Moore won the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2012 SAG Awards. The Screen Actors Guild strives each year to honor the career of a noteworthy actor or actress who has helped shape the entertainment industry in their own particular way. When her awards segment host Dick Van Dyke introduced her, he made it clear to the world that he absolutely loves the girl.
Mentioning not only her love of animals he reminded the live studio audience at the red carpet gala that she had suffered for years as a diabetic. She's been diagnoses with Juvenile Diabetes as a young girl, but the illness never slowed her down. An amazing talent, Moore sang and danced her way into being one of the most memorable women to ever appear on a sitcom in the television world (with her on-camera strength making her a natural to appear on the big screen in blockbuster movies as well). Arguably, her greatest role was on the Dick Van Dyke Show (although those who embraced the women's movement back in the seventies would argue she had more impact playing on the Mary Tyler Moore Show).
Mary Moore was both her given name at birth in 1938 and her acting name long before she was world famous as an American icon. She was forced to change her name when she realized there were 5 other women in the acting business who had joined the respected organization long before her. Using her father's middle name (which also happened to be her own), the MTM moniker became her corporate logo. Her show was even recognized by TIME magazine as one of the seventeen television shows that forever changed the television world.
Regarding her SAG Lifetime Achievement Award, the LA Times reports:
She may have been surprised with the Life Achievement Award — when SAG President Ken Howard called, she says, "I thought he was going to ask if I would present something to someone" — but it's difficult to imagine anyone else was. Between "The Dick Van Dyke Show's" Laura Petrie and Mary Richards, Moore helped create two of televisions most influential and indelible roles — there's a statue depicting the famous Mary hat toss in downtown Minneapolis. How many other television characters have their own statue?
It's true that her work on 1960s and 1970s sitcoms were both groundbreaking and transformational. She set new quality standards for what men wanted in a wife and partner while inspiring women to be sexy, smart, and independent without acting like man-haters.
After all, the character she played opposite Dick Van Dyke was so utterly charming, you never felt she was subjugated by her husband. Instead, those of us who grew up watching her early show and Dick Van Dyke Show re-runs always had the feeling she was best friends with her TV husband.
In real life, she probably was… it was she and her IRL husband Dyke) who first pitched the idea for the Mary Tyler Moore show to the networks. Their idea that she could play a successful single working girl was a hit and spin off a whole series of other sitcoms that were proudly produced under the MTM umbrella. [The Bob Newhart Show creation was one of her biggest hits.]
While really living the life of a successful career girl, Mary Tyler Moore never forgot the importance of using her star power wisely. She advocated throughout her entire career to help causes for health and welfare of adults and kids who were suffering from or at risk of developing diabetes.
She also worked her tail off, allowing animal rights activists to note that her tale of saving tails was truly inspiring.
Some of her favorite charities and causes to volunteer for and donate to over the years have included Broadway Barks (a pet friendly charity she co-founded as a non-profit organization with actress Bernadette Peters) and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
We wish this green celebrity a hearty congratulations on her win — and are happy to have heard that congrats to Dick Van Dyke are in order as well. The make up artist he met 5 years ago when he attended the SAG Awards finally accepted his marriage proposal! Although she looks to be much younger than the actor, he looks elated and she looks like they both share a wonderful intellectual rapport.He actually revealed on the red carpet that his new fiancee was the only woman he's ever hit on… so there was no scandal involved when he planted a big friendly kiss on the cheek of Mary Tyler Moore.


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EYEWITNESS LOCAL NEWSRegis Of Charleston Offering Free Shampoo Service To People Affected By The Water Crisis
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (Bethany Simmons) - One salon in Charleston is offering free shampoos to people affected by the water crisis in West Virginia.
Regis Salon at the Charleston Town Center will offer free shampoo service and discounted shampoo, blowout or style (a technique done with a brush and hair dryer) for $11, to anyone affected by the water situation until all of the areas are lifted from the do-not-use ban, Manager Jennifer Bill said.
The salon has West Virginia American Water service and had been forced to close its doors Thursday when the ban started, but reopened once the ban was lifted in the downtown area.
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Today we introduce our second-generation Scrabble solver! Built on the technology in Word Breaker, Snap Cheats is a streamlined cheat and learning tool for Words With Friends and New Words With Friends. See how it works:
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Today we announce a massive new undertaking. Cheat Seeker is the swiss army knife of cheat apps, providing answers for many different games all under one roof! Available on the web and for mobile.
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We have made a change to our privacy policy because we found something very cool. Crashalytics is a system we're rolling into our apps as they update, and it allows us to get a much better picture of any problems you have with our software so they can be fixed. (What am I talking about; our apps are perfect!)
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Today, we release our new game, What's the Flick! If you liked What's the Lyric (and you all overwhelmingly did!), you'll get a kick out of 'Flick!
What's the Flick is available for iPhone, iPad, Android, and Kindle HD! Go pick your version over at
What's the Flick is a cute and hilarious movie title guessing game. Enjoy the memorable drawings either alone or with a group of friends. You'll really appreciate the clean game play without all the underhanded gimmicks found in similar "4 Pics" or "What's the" games. Features include:
*Epic genre-spanning campaign!*
Make your own path through dozens of themed categories consisting of TWO HUNDRED hand-drawn puzzles! There are hours and hours of gameplay to be had.
*Massive variety of movie puzzles*
Comedies, Romance, Science Fiction, Animation… there are even a couple of far out categories such as Video Game movies and Worst Movies Of All Time for a fun, extra challenge!
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It's a shame this has to be a "feature." Play our game when you want it, however you want it. No time restrictions, no distractions in your notification menu, no bugging your friends to move forward. If you're good at the game and love a challenge, play it all for free! If you want to buy-in and unlock everything up front, you can do that too. Skipping levels is free, so complete each category in whatever order you like! There is also a hint system for when you're stuck on a particular movie.
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By (very) popular demand, we're modifying the previous point to include one notification each day that gives you a daily boost to your tickets! But don't worry, you can easily turn this off if for some reason you hate free money. Tickets allow you to redeem hints, making sure you'll never be truly stuck for very long.
*Easy to learn, easy to use*
Every aspect of the game has been carefully designed with you in mind. Entering and deleting movie titles happens with an "it just works" attitude. Shake your phone to randomize the available letters. Oh, and *WE* have a backspace button.
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Not only does this game support iPad, it may also be played in landscape for those with big tablets. If holding it upright is giving you strain, turn the game on its side!
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The wait is over, Word Breaker is now available on iPhone and iPad! We didn't skimp on the features either, we've brought them all over including:
Download it today and let us know how you like it!
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Today we released our groundbreaking Poker learning tool, Poker Boss. Whether you've been playing for years or have only just started, Poker Boss gets you into the fray unlike anything that's come before.
Replete with features and built for speed, Poker Boss also includes our iconic Overlay Mode that allows you to use our app and play a third party Poker game at the same time.
Best of all? It's free! Go check it out:
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Today we're happy to announce the launch of our new website. You can find all our work here with links to every platform and device we support. The forums are back online and happy to receive your suggestions, reports, and banter. Please enjoy your visit, and be sure to check out the online versions of our popular cheat apps, Word Breaker and Hanging Helper For Friends.
Word Breaker is a tool for discovering the highest-scoring letter combinations in a number of word games. We support Scrabble, Words With Friends, Wordfeud, and more!
Hanging Helper For Friends is similar to Word Breaker, but is designed to help you win hangman games such as Hanging With Friends.
Of course, the downloadable versions of these apps are still found in the Apps and Games section along with the rest of our library of tools.
This is also the home of the highly acclaimed Blast Trivia, a questions-and-answers game à la Jeopardy with a twist: social competitive multiplayer. Gain scores, badges, and bragging rights all while expanding your knowledge in a very fun way. The pace is brisk, the games are short, and questions are added daily.
But we've only just scratched the surface. Come back here regularly to see what new stuff we've been cooking up.
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Road, trail and track, you name it, Asics is dedicated to running shoes for all surfaces. The Asics brand name is an acronym for the Latin phrase Anima Sana In Corpore Sano - a sound mind in a sound body, and the company has used this sage advice to guide their athletic footwear and apparel line for over 30 years. The result is performance running gear for men and women of all levels and workout styles.
Well known for designing stable, supportive running shoes, the popular Asics Gel-Kayano for men and women is decked out with over-the-top comfort. Similarly, the Gel-Trabuco is one of the more affordable and durable trail running shoes on the market. You'll see technical design features throughout the Asics footwear line like:
You'll find shoes designed for over-pronator and neutral strike runners like the Gel-1170 as well as models designed with daily training in mind like the Gel-Pulse 3. We even carry Asics' dedicated race shoes for high-end runners.
But you don't need to be a dedicated training nut to enjoy Asics footwear. If you prefer a casual sneaker, Asics has lightweight everyday models, too. The Corrido sneaker for women and men is a classic daily driver that looks great with jeans and a hoody. Still, it features quality Asics design and construction for all-day comfort.
Working with a team of professional athletes alongside their engineers, Asics developed the Research Institute of Sports Science to guide their footwear and apparel design. The institute is based in Kobe Japan and includes an all-weather running track and a full materials testing facility. This is their laboratory for designing and testing cutting edge materials and products to hel p you train efficiently and comfortably.
We carry a great selection of affordable running apparel from Asics. The versatile Split Shorts for men and women will take you from gym to trail in style, and your feet will love the cushioning and breathability of their Intensity socks. This great running sock is available in low and quarter height styles. You can count on Asics long and short sleeved tops and breathable jackets for your cool and wet weather workouts, too. The popular Spry Jacket keeps the wind at bay and has a great zippered media pocket for your tunes.
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How does someone so angelic, sweet and pure get so dirty and stinky? Must be
all the breast milk mostly going in, and then, of course, going out! And once
the food experimentation and crawling starts, the battle with grime really
Clinically tested, non-irritating Angel Baby Shampoo & Body Wash is a gentle,
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Like everything we formulate at Earth Mama Angel Baby, it's made with only pure,
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Dolphin's Just Berry™ Body Wash uses certified organic and natural ingredients that gently clean and soften your child's skin. This mild cleansing formula, derived from coconut and sunflower oils, creates a deeply nourishing clean that leaves skin super soft. DO Naturals Body Wash has no harsh chemicals and will clean away everything except the natural beauty of your skin, and will leave a light aroma of natural berries as it rinses away.
The DO Naturals line from Dolphin Organics is formulated with 100% plant-derived ingredients, and is as organic as possible. All products are dermatology-tested hypoallergenic.
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HP "slash" attracts JKR's lawyers, says The ScotsmanNews
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According to an article in The Scotsman, JKR's lawyers are paying close attention to homosexually explicit fanfic, more commonly termed "slash" [before the term became over- and misused to denotate every possible romantic pairing or batting of an eyelash within the books, that is - and it should be noted that the general definition of slash within the HP fandom is not always homosexually explicit fanfic - that's just what the article is using as its definition. "Slash" in its definitive form exists on many different levels of intensity; this article concerns itself with the most intense.] (Parents, a cautionary note - while the article does not become explicit itself, it does discuss "slash" in adult terms.) Quotage:
Neil Blair, a lawyer at Christopher Little, Rowlings literary agent condemned the craze, warning that it could corrupt "innocent fans", most of whom are children. ... Blair added that both his firm and lawyers from Warner Brothers, which owns the film rights to the Harry Potter series, had written to internet service providers (ISPs) asking for the websites to be shut down. He said: "Both we and Warner Brothers have been proactive in respect to inappropriate sites, writing to all the ISPs alerting them to the issue even before any material is spotted."


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Ontario's new green energy act
New legislation removes barriers to the development of renewable energy
The days of burning through financing while waiting for renewable energy project approvals are quickly fading into the past. The Green Energy and Green Economy Act, 2009 (the Act), passed in May 2009, is removing the barriers to investing in the province's renewable energy sector. The result? Growth of a robust green economy that puts Ontario on a leadership path for investment in renewable energy. While regulations won't be in place until summer 2009, investors, project developers and other industry players must act now if they hope to identify the most lucrative investment opportunities. Getting on the fast track can maximize your success in Ontario's new business landscape. Here's how the new Act will help:
Get to market faster
To date, investors in renewable energy projects had to deal with multiple provincial and municipal authorities to get permits indicating compliance with a wide array of regulations and by-laws. With the new streamlined approval process, the Act will create a "one stop shop" for all necessary permits, allowing you to bring projects to market faster. The Honourable George Smitherman, Ontario's Deputy Premier and Minister of Energy and Infrastructure, plans to implement a six-month service guarantee for renewable project approvals, compared to current waiting times in excess of one year.
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In addition to shortening the approval process, the new Act will connect investors with a Renewable Energy Facilitator to guide them through project development – eliminating complexity and confusion along the way.
Full speed ahead
Administrative complexity is not the only barrier the Act will remove. New Planning Act exemptions also help investors build renewable energy generation facilities and engage in other renewable energy projects despite municipal zoning by-laws that may otherwise prohibit development. This will overcome potential municipal obstacles to some projects.
Realize revenue certainty
To make it easier for developers to complete proposals, a feed-in tariff program will mandate standard contracts and pricing for renewable energy project developers. This helps developers avoid costly and time-consuming proposal processes, and pricing certainty delivers revenue certainty, positioning investors to gain greater access to financing.
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The Act also promises to replace the current "first come, first served" approach to electrical grid connections. Instead, distributors and transmitters will be required to offer a priority connection for all renewable generation projects that meet Green Energy Act and Ontario Energy Board (OEB) requirements. With set time limits for these connections, investors can limit the financial exposure they currently face while waiting to be hooked up.
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To realize first mover advantage in this rapidly evolving environment, investors, developers and corporate executives should identify optimal investment opportunities. Areas of particular interest include smart grid investing and smart metering, along with more conventional renewable energy projects. Municipalities also stand to benefit with new rules that allow them to own and operate certain renewable energy facilities.
As an added advantage, the province plans to provide grants and loans on favourable terms to encourage renewable energy projects. You need to lay the groundwork to access this capital, and take advantage of other tax and funding incentives. With the Act now in effect, you have no time to lose. Deloitte can help you develop a tax-effective investment structure, gain access to capital, identify the most lucrative investment opportunities and help in determining a predictable return on your investment.
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Rutgers football recruiting has had a crazy week. With the loss of Greg Schiano, the rumored (and subsequently denied) hire of Mario Cristobal, to the hire of Kyle Flood, the Scarlet Knights have had to deal with a lot of uncertainty in the recruiting ranks.
Early this week, in Rutgers Football Recruiting: Greg Schiano's Exit Could Kill A Strong Class, I wrote:
There's no way Rutgers can recover in time to have the class it was looking like it would land. Recruiting is about relationships, and those relationships have been irreparably damaged. Many of the lesser-rated kids will stay with Rutgers because they don't have better offers and want to play close to home. But the top players with options will certainly investigate those before committing the next four years of their life to the uncertainty that is the Rutgers program. The timing is simply awful for a program that was looking great on the recruiting front just a few days ago.
Tonight, however, Rutgers received a major shot in the arm as elite defensive end recruit Darius Hamilton committed to the Scarlet Knights. Hamilton had been considering Florida and Miami. An elite recruit like Hamiton choosing Rutgers could be a catalyst for other recruits to choose the school as well.
As of this writing, it was uncertain when Rutgers star commitments Quanzell Lambert and Ryan Brodie would sign, or if they would sign with Rutgers at all. Rutgers has some quality commitments. It just needs to keep them in the fold.
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Swimming & Diving Claim Pair of Victories over UNF
Eagles extend conference winning streak
FORT MYERS, Fla. – The FGCU women's swimming and diving team recorded a pair of victories over Coastal Collegiate Swimming Association (CCSA) rival North Florida on Saturday at the FGCU Aquatics Center.
The Eagles won the first meet of the afternoon 95.5-45.5 and claimed the second meet 97-51. FGCU won all but one of the 17 events of the day, taking the top three spots in a five of the events.
FGCU, the back-to-back reigning CCSA Champion, is currently on a 13-meet conference winning streak. The Eagles' last loss against a conference opponent was on Jan.19, 2008 at Georgia Southern by one point.
Freshman McKenzie Cassidy (Lehigh Acres, Fla./Bishop Verot) and sophomore Mandy Melymuka (Niagara Falls, Ontario/St. Paul Catholic) finished one-two in the 1000 free with times of 10:38.85 and 10:50.13, respectively.
FGCU followed that event with a sweep in the 200 free. Freshman Lindsey Meeder (Boynton Beach, Fla./Park Vista) finished second between juniors Vicky Cadge (Long Melford, Suffolk, United Kingdom/Kelly College) and Leah Daniel (Winnipeg, Manitoba/Grant Park). Cadge placed first with a time of 1:52.89, while Meeder and Daniel posted times of 1:56.50, and 1:57.76, respectively.
The Eagles swept the next event, the 100 back, with senior Viktoria Hyddmark (Lund, Sweden/Polhemskolah) placing first with a time of 1:00.95. Stepping out of her normal event, butterfly, junior Danielle Butler (Orangeburg, N.Y./St. Bonaventure) (1:01.26) took second and freshman Cheryl Corvo (Shalimar, Fla./Choctawatchee) (1:02.34) finished third.
Hyddmark and Corvo took the same spots in the 200 back and freshman Nicolette Hansen (Salt Lake City, Utah/Skyline) placed second. Hyddmark finished with a time of 2:07.14, while Hansen and Corvo clocked in at 2:08.55 and 2:12.93, respectively.
Senior Myriam Plante (Sainte-Foy, Quebec/Université Laval) led the Eagles with a first-place finish in the 100 breast (1:07.38), followed by sophomore Regina Rodriguez (Mexico City, Mexico/The Bolles School) in a tie for second place with UNF's Sara Evans with a time of 1:08.27. Rodriguez also took third in the 200 breast with a time of 2:27.95. In the same event, sophomore Dani Beaubrun (Vieux Fort, St. Lucia/The Bolles School) placed first, touching the wall at 2:23.10.
Swimming the event for the first time this season, Cadge took first in the 500 free with a 5:01.68, the third-best time in the CCSA. Senior Taylor Cooke (Homosassa, Fla./Lecanto) (5:13.14) finished in second, while junior Alessandra Cianci (Plantation, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas) (5:19.66) also swam an unfamiliar event, but finished in third.
Closing out meet one, senior Gaby Shaw (Boynton Beach, Fla./Park Vista) took first in the 1-meter diving competition with a score of 245.25, just shy of her season-best score. Classmate Karmin McNamara (Tampa, Fla./Gaither) took second with a score of 235.05. On the flipside, in the 3-meter competition, McNamara finished first with a score of 275.17 and Shaw took third with a 223.95.
After a short break, the Eagles were back in action and swept the 100 free. Freshman Jessie Porter (Chorleywood, Hertforshire, United Kingdom/Royal Masonic), Plante and Brittney Evans (Hollywood, Fla./Cardinal Gibbons) took the first three spots, respectively. Porter clocked in at 54.22, while Plante and Evans followed with times of 54.81 and 54.84, respectively.
In the 100 butterfly, Butler and Corvo finished one-two with times of 58.08 and 1:01.17, respectively. Swimming in the 400 IM for the first time this season, Meeder (4:42.04) and Cassidy (4:46.38) finished in second and third, respectively.
FGCU opened the meet with a sweep of the 200 yard medley relay. The team of Hyddmark, Beaubrun, Cadge and Daniel clocked in at 1:49.65 for a first-place finish. The freshmen quartet of Corvo, Evans, Christina Tanninen (Burlington, Ontario/Nelson) and Porter took second with a time of 1:52.29. Finishing just behind in third was the team of Butler, Rodriguez and Shannon Blizzard (Jacksonville, Fla/Stanton College Prep) and senior Isabela Mills Pinto (Petropolis, Brazil/Universidade Amembi Morumbi) with a time of 1:52.62.
In the 200 free relay, FGCU swam exhibition to close out the meet, but the times would have been good enough for first and second. The team of Blizzard, Daniel, Cadge and Tanninen posted a time of 1:40.28, while Beaubrun, Mills Pinto, sophomore Kristen Potter (Rockledge, Fla/Rockledge) and junior captain Teri Lytle (Melbourne, Fla./Melbourne Central Catholic) clocked in at 1:42.31.
FGCU is back in the pool on Saturday, Jan. 22 against in-state rival FIU at the Biscayne Bay Campus location. The meet was originally scheduled for 11 a.m., but will now begin at 4 p.m. This is the second time the two teams will compete this season as FGCU defeated FIU 176-112 at the FGCU Aquatics Center in October.
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White Plains resident and Yorktown native Elyssa Rothe spent $300 on needed items and delivered them to Rockaway on Saturday, Nov. 3. As soon as she returned, she reported the devastation she saw there on Facebook. Here is her detailed account of conditions there and what she learned:
Today I went to the Rockaways with a car full of donations and what I experienced was beyond belief. I drove from JFK to Belle Harbor and the destruction far surpasses anything I was capable of imagining. Here is a collection of thoughts about the day that I hope will help with the relief effort.
• People need WORK GLOVES. They WANT to work, ...but it is very difficult without any resources. Most in demand are work gloves, heavy duty garbage bags, warm jackets, gloves and hats.
• There is ZERO power, heat, phones, internet, water or cell service. Rockaway is truly cut off from the rest of the world, and have no means of communication. Because there are no phones, there is a huge lack of organization. People don't know where to go for resources so most people are wandering the neighborhoods looking for what they need.
• Don't go at night. The area is pitch black at night and people are (understandably) extremely paranoid. There are signs everywhere warning that "we will shoot first, ask questions later." Many people armed. Help as much as possible during daylight hours, and then leave the area.
Things I didn't realize until I got there:
• It is FREEZING! I didn't realize how much colder it would be out there because it is right on the water. It is super windy and much feels much colder than in Westchester.
• The scope of this damage is immense. I had no idea how large this area is. In my mind, I thought there would be several hundred homes. There are thousands and thousands of people on the streets, in need. 10.6 miles of land from end to end, with everything in sight damaged.
• Most of the things ruined were on the first floor. Things on the second floor are more salvageable. People were not AS in need of things that would be in the bedroom and bathroom. Most needed are things that would have been in the basement and living room. For example, I brought soap, washcloths, toothpaste and toothbrushes which were not in severe demand by homeowners. However, these things are in demand by people who were previously homeless or in distress before the hurricane.
• People are working hard all day, sweating, dirty, exhausted, but then cannot shower afterwards. They are washing by using a cold bottle of water and a washcloth. They are 5 days in.
The unexpected:
• "Organized" distribution sites don't exist. The 2 areas I saw set-up were overflowing with goods, but most people didn't know about them so there was no way to get the goods out. The best way to distribute items was to drive around the streets offering what we had to individuals.
• People have a small supply of diapers, but no baby wipes. If you are bringing diapers, bring wipes as well, or even just wipes alone.
• Currently, people seem to have canned goods, sandwiches and water. They also have basic clothing. There are many tee-shirts and boxes of clothing strewn throughout the streets, untaken. What is needed is WARM clothing: long sleeves, jackets, gloves, hats, blankets.
Where to go:
• B29 had a large gathering of people who would take ANYTHING- I think they had little to nothing to begin with, before the storm.
• I heard from several sources that B59 had a distribution center, but could not find it.
• B129 has a functioning indoor shelter and distribution center, but they are currently stocked.
• Most successful was to drive up and down streets distributing goods to individuals.
Items Needed:
• Work Gloves
• Heavy Duty Garbage Bags
• Flashlights, C and D Batteries
• Sweatshirts and Jackets
• Underwear
• Diapers and Wipes
• Blankets
• Towels
• Tampons
• HOT food
Elyssa's posting inspired me and friend Nicole DeMaria to do the same on Sunday, Nov. 4. Thank you to all of the Yorktown, Cortlandt and Peekskill residents who saw our call for donations on Facebook and gathered and delivered them to us in Yorktown with only one hour's notice. And thank you to my friend Nicole who volunteered to drive, using up most of her gas and spent the whole day helping out. The community support and generosity was amazing. People were very grateful for the well conditioned and nice items you donated and we pass on their "thank you." Your items went fast!
Here is how our day went:
We headed to B29, but couldn't find a distribution site. A local reporter there directed us to one on 44th Street. We found one at a New York Housing Authority 40th Street Community Center.
While unloading the car to bring to the center, we offered people walking by our warm items. Everyone was asking for blankets first and warm jackets second. One Patch reader's donation of warm food was excitedly welcomed by a young couple with a small baby and an elderly woman.
Winter gear was also in high demand; people were eager for scarves, gloves and hats to keep them and their children warm at night.
People told us they had no power or hot water for days. Cell service had only been restored in the area on Saturday, according to the people we spoke with.
We never made it to the distribution center because we were too busy digging through piles trying to find the crowd that gathered the sizes and things they were in need of. After about an hour we moved everything across the street where a United Latino Professionals group from the Bronx was working with the First Gospel Tabernacle pastor and members to cook burgers, hot dogs and serve hot chocolate to people coming by. They also had tables with clothing set up.
We organized clothes into mens, womens, childrens and by size. This made it much easier and faster for people to find what they needed.
As the sun set, the pastor of the church had to break down the tables and advised us to get going before darkness settled. We took three large bags of leftover donations (we had arrived with about 15 large bags only a few hours earlier), to the community center where dozens New York Cares volunteers were also packing up the donations before dark.
We were not in the area where houses were burned to the ground, where Elyssa had visited, but every house around us had flooded. We drove through neighborhoods surrounding the Cross Bay Veterans Memorial bridge, and every home had destroyed furniture, appliances and items from inside the house out on the sidewalk. We saw a row of several large dump trucks sitting in the traffic leading to the bridge and on the bridge.
People were around cleaning out houses and walking around. The sun set while we were driving north towards Route 878. There were no lights in most of the section we drove through, which was several miles. We saw a boarded up McDonald's spray painted with a message to potential looters: "Nothing Here to Take, Ur 2 Late."
Gas lines were longer than we've seen anywhere in Westchester and we saw many people filling several gas cans.
Our biggest takeaway is that people need blankets and warm jackets and winter gear the most right now. Organizing donations is important to help people find the things they need. When donating organize into men, women and children piles and by size if possible. We had people asking for things we had but couldn't find until we organized everything and they were already gone. Also, no one wants anything too old or with stains. Extra-large and larger sizes were in demand for men's clothing.
We did not meet people who were there cleaning their homes, but while driving through those areas, it was clear that what Elyssa wrote above was right- people need work gloves, garbage bags, shovels and other items necessary to clean out an entire home.
While we definitely did reach people who needed warm items by going ourselves, we recommend teaming up with a group or organization that is planning a trip if you want to help out to make the most of your trip and donations. We saw several different volunteer groups with dozens of people. New York Cares seemed overwhelmed by the amount of work and people who they were there to help. It was clear every volunteer counts.
If you are organizing and effort or want to share information please do so on your local Patch's Facebook page or by creating an announcement on Patch.


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A hit-and-run accident near the intersection of FM 726 and FM 1650 in Upshur County on Sunday evening resulted in the death of a Hallsville man, and sent his passenger to the hospital
The hit-and-run happened just a few hundred yards from FM 1650 on FM 727. Thirty-five-year-old Maxwell Hardin lost control of his motorcycle, crashing into the ditch. Hardin and his passenger, Donna Miller, also of Hallsville, were getting up when a pickup truck traveling west hit Hardin.
Hardin was taken to a Tyler hospital where he died Sunday night. Donna Miller was taken to a Good Shepherd Medical Center in Longview.
"Some nearby residents heard the initial crash and saw the suspect. What we want people to do is contact the Upshur County Sheriff's Department if they have any information on the pickup truck or the driver of the truck itself,." said DPS Trooper Jean Dark.
Willie Moore lives on FM 726 near where the accident occurred and he says he's seen a few wrecks in the area, and plenty of speeders.
"People just drive too fast, and thank God they have state patrolmen come through and check it. That's the only way it's slowing down. But it's just a blessing they check it. I want them to slow down. That's the main thing: just slow down and do the speed limit. It's 55 through here," Moore said.
Hardin's passenger, Donna Miller was taken to Good Shepherd Medical Center with serious injuries. She has since been released.
The Department of Public Safety is looking for an older model white pick-up truck last seen headed towards FM 1650 on FM 726. They say the truck was sputtering as it drove away and had wide tires. If you have any information on the vehicle or its driver, you are asked to contact the Upshur County Sheriff's Department at (903) 843-2541
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Pressure? With who?Tackle-you mean the first shot we get or the fourth or fifth last one that finally does it?Buening is out, so we are going to run successfully with Mahan in the lineup?Just questions-no answers.
I'd be surprised if Rothlis... doesn't pass for 250+ yards and a pair of TDs against the team. My hope is that the offense can somehow pull a miracle score more than Pitt does.
Does anyone think its wierd that Pitt got got beat by Baltimore exactly the same amount that we did? Atl east our qb didn't get sacked NINE times like Big Ben did.
The recipe for beating this team this Sunday is tackling Parker and pressuring Ben, and running the ball.Can the Bucs do it?


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This week, the polling pendulum swung decidedly toward Republican Richard Tisei, in a poll released by The Boston Globe.
The poll — conducted by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center Sept. 21 through Sept. 27 — found Tisei with a 37 percent to 31 percent lead over Congressman John Tierney, with 30 percent still undecided. That's a whopping 13-point swing over just 17 days.
Just two weeks earlier, a Mass Inc. poll, conducted Sept. 8 through Sept. 10, had Tierney ahead by 7 points among likely voters — 39 percent for Tierney, 32 percent for Tisei, with 22 percent undecided.
"I feel very confident. I'm out everywhere, meeting thousands of people every week, and I think a lot of people feel it's time for a change," Tisei said, speaking from a campaign stop at the Topsfield Fair's Senior Citizen Day. "The trend is definitely in my direction."
A recent poll conducted by Young Guns Action Fund, a pro-Republican super PAC, also found Tisei with an eight-point lead — but the internal Republican poll numbers seem a bit dubious, considering it also had President Obama and Mitt Romney in a dead heat in Massachusetts, and Sen. Scott Brown trouncing Democratic opponent Elizabeth Warren by 12 — at odds with nearly every poll in the nation.
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Moles are driving me crazy. I bought a mole trap last May and caught one mole in five months. They are in the strawberry patch ,turnip patch and now I went back and saw one in my asparagus patch. They have been in everything I have tried to plant. I leave the trap 24 hours or 2 days in one spot and nothing. Does anyone have any idea of how I can rid myself of all these moles. I must have every mole in the state of Maryland in my garden! Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks. Johnny J
Re: I HAVE A MOLE PROBLEM (HELP)
First to determine: Is it a mole or gopher? Moles leave tunnels at the surface in their search for insects. A pain, but not too much crop damage. Gophers, however have deeper tunnels and leave good sized mounds of dirt they have excavated from their tunnels. Gophers do eat crop roots and can cause quite a bit of damage. Killing/trapping a mole is MUCH easier than trying to eradicate gophers!! My best luck with gophers is to open the tunnel to light and wait with a 22 pistol till they come to recover the hole. Plus you get the satisfaction of personally blasting them Moles, however are much easier to kill with the standard spiked mole traps. Just find a tunnel, flatten it with your foot and watch it for a day or two, if it's been pushed back up, you have an active tunnel and can set the trap. I have had good luck with this method. I am also sure there will be other posts with additional suggestions.
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Check this out....how serious are you about getting rid of them
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Re: I HAVE A MOLE PROBLEM (HELP)
Years ago when I had major mole problems I found the only way to rid yourself of them is to do away with their food supply.
Talk to someone at your local farm supply and get some type of spray that kills all grubs and such that they like to eat and they'll move on.
The stuff I used back then has since been outlawed, it worked great and almost landed me in the hospital just spraying it on the ground and catching a wiff...
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Try this "How To" article for getting gophers.
Re: I HAVE A MOLE PROBLEM (HELP)
There is an organic compound that kills grubs, which moles feed on. Check with your local nursery or garden supply store.
I heard the name of the compound on one of the radio gardening talk shows. Driving at the time. Didn't write down the name. CRS.
I have an excuse. CRS.
Re: I HAVE A MOLE PROBLEM (HELP)
There are 2 products on this page that will deal with grubs. I have not used either, but I may get the nematodes for my veg garden next year to protect my root crops.
Re: I HAVE A MOLE PROBLEM (HELP)
One day this summer I was working in the garden. While taking a break, sitting in the shade, listening to a baseball game, I noticed a mole 'working' in a tunnel. I could see him pushing up the dirt. I got a shovel, dug him out, and eradicated him. Using some patience, I got 3 that afternoon. Not a very efficient way to go about it, but it worked for the 3 I saw.
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Re: I HAVE A MOLE PROBLEM (HELP)
I attach a hose to the exhaust of my VW diesel pickup and put it in a mole tunnel. After about ten minutes of smelling diesel fumes they come out with their hands up and the dogs dispatch them.
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Re: I HAVE A MOLE PROBLEM (HELP)
This looks like it should work good. http://www.rodenator.com/
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Re: I HAVE A MOLE PROBLEM (HELP)
BOOM! I love it!
Trent McPeak
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Re: I HAVE A MOLE PROBLEM (HELP)
Flyawa ,genius. Great idea. I had a problem, but I didn't have to do a thing. I had two Austrailian blue heelers (cowdogs) that dug them up and used them as a new chew toy.
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A gas leak has shut down a portion of the Route 79 corridor in Morganville, from Lloyd Road to Tennent road.
Reported at approximately 8 a.m., the leak is due to commercial digging by a backhoe at the CVS Pharmacy construction site, after a contractor hit a main gas line at the shopping plaza next door.
Residents in nearby homes were evacuated as a precaution around 8:30 a.m. and allowed around 10 a.m. The gas lines were capped around 10 a.m., but the roadway remains shut down.
Police have shut down Route 79 at Tennent Road and Lloyd Road.
NJ Natural Gas is on the scene completely repairing the gas line, Mennona said the roadways will be a "little bit of a mess for a while."


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Friends, enjoy the refreshing voice of Ingrid Peschke from Massachusetts, www.masshealthblog.com/author/admin/
We returned to the tucked-away pub on Beacon Hill for another taste of their sweet potato fries. The perfect complement to their lunch garden salad topped with grilled chicken.
The first time we split this modest side dish was an unexpected delight. But my foodie friend and I weren't dreaming. The slender terracotta fries were equally delicious the second time around. Piping hot and perfectly salted, these strips of culinary heaven were too tasty to leave leftovers in the basket.
At the risk of sounding like I'm writing a food blog, let me explain what this has to do with health. Besides the fact that we chose sweet potatoes over their tough cousin Idaho, I'd say it's about consistency and finding a routine that works.
Stretch with me to the topic of nutrition and fitness. Don't we all want permanent, good health in our lives? We want to wake up and know that nothing has changed. Our health is just as good as it was yesterday.
Forming habits of good diet and exercise is one place to start. I've noticed more doctors and healthcare plans including these preventative care practices on their list of patient do's to avoid conditions they don't want to treat down the road. With the ever-rising cost of healthcare, preventative care is more important now than ever.
I'm all for good food and exercise. They're part of my daily life. But I've found it's best if these things are informed by what I'm learning in my spiritual practice. Because prayer is preventative care, too.
When I was in high school I became obsessed with eating right and exercising–to the point where it was almost unhealthy. But I'd also begun a habit that resulted from regular attendance at my church's Sunday school: I was spending time reading my Bible andScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures (Mary Baker Eddy), a book that opened up the Bible's meaning for me and taught me how to pray for myself more effectively.
It was during a church member pot luck that I suddenly realized I spent too much time and energy thinking about what I ate and whether I'd had my daily run. Jesus' instruction to "Take no thought for your life, what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink" occurred to me in a brand new way. I realized I wanted my thoughts to be filled with things that didn't start with "me" and I wanted to trust Jesus' instruction that my "father knows what I need and is providing it" (see Matthew, Ch. 6).
As I gradually moved away from over-attention on exercise and eating, I actually felt healthier and happier. I still ate nutritious foods and enjoyed exercising outdoors in moderation, but I paid more attention to my spiritual daily intake and watched for how God was giving me exactly what I needed.
Today, my prayer habit continues. Since my job involves a lot of sitting at a desk in front of a computer screen, I often listen to a recorded version of my scriptural study while I'm out walking our dog. It's a stretch and a prayer that combines spiritual discipline with regular exercise.
It's not too unlike something I came across in the news recently about a church that's offering a "Full service fitness center as an incentive to stay fit" while mingling with friends and even taking in a scriptural quote or two. One church member says it's helping them to get their thought off their bodies and onto how they're a "temple" for God.
We don't have to eat to live or live to eat. (Unless of course, it involves those sweet potato fries.)
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Evangelist Franklin Graham prayed on a sidewalk outside the Pentagon Thursday after his invitation to a prayer service inside was withdrawn because of comments that insulted people of other religions. More>>


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I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream! And this rich strawberry confection will really have you screaming for more. After we made this version with vanilla beans, we made another batch with almond extract instead of the vanilla and I think it was even better. I love vanilla but something about the almond and berry combination made it even richer.
You'll need about six cups of cream mixture total. How much of that is cream and how much is half and half or milk is up to you. It just depends on how
fattening creamy you want it. Same deal with the sugar, it just depends on how sweet you like it.
- Heavy Cream, about 3 cups
- Half and Half and/or Milk, 3 cups
- Sugar, about 1 1/2 cups total
- Vanilla Bean or Vanilla Extract
- Strawberries, 1 pint
Start with about a cup of sugar in a heavy saucepan.Add a couple of cups of the cream. You could add all of the cream and milk but it'll just take longer to cook. Since this step is just to dissolve the sugar, you don't need to heat all of it. It'll just take longer for it to get cool enough to put in the ice cream maker.Drop in the vanilla bean or, if you're using vanilla or almond extract, add a tablespoon or so. Stir over medium heat until the sugar is dissolved. Remove from the heat and mix it in with the rest of the cold cream and milk. Put it in the fridge and let it get completely cool. And completely cool is the key. Don't get impatient like I do sometimes. It just won't freeze as well unless it starts as cold as it can be.Meanwhile, rinse and slice the berries and sprinkle them with about 1/2 cup of sugar.Mash the berries with a muddler or potato masher or give them a quick whirl in the blender. Let them sit for a bit and they'll get nice and syrupy.Freeze the ice cream in your ice cream maker, following the instructions that came with it.
I'm using the Cuisinart because it seems easier than layering ice and salt in the old one but I'm still not quite sold on it. It seems to thaw too quickly. With the old one it's easy to just throw in a bit more ice and salt if the ice cream needs more time.When the ice cream is thickening and nearly done, add the berry .Continue freezing until it's done.Scoop it out into a big container and put it in the freezer for a little while longer to finish the freezing.Scoop it up, garnish with a fresh berry and enjoy!


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FAYETTEVILLE (AP) - Arkansas coach Bret Bielema says defensive tackle Robert Thomas will miss the remainder of the season after breaking his left leg in a loss to South Carolina.
Bielema says Thomas had surgery Sunday night on his broken left leg, which he injured during the second half of last week's 52-7 loss to the Gamecocks.
The senior is expected to need three to four months to recover, which effectively ends his playing career with the Razorbacks (3-4, 0-3 Southeastern Conference).
Thomas, from Muskogee, Okla., has 31 tackles and 3.5 sacks this season - including six tackles for lost yardage. He is in his third season with the Razorbacks after one season in junior college.
Arkansas, which has lost four straight games, travels to face No. 1 Alabama (6-0, 3-0) on Saturday.
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Crews are cleaning up the mess after a corn oil leak in La Vergne on Monday.
Approximately 4,000 gallons of corn oil spilled at the Tennessee Farmers Cooperative on Old Nashville Highway.
Officials say there's no immediate danger to the public's safety.
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East Ridge emergency responders rescued two kayakers trapped in swift water Friday.
Officials say fire fighters and police officers responded to Chickamauga Creek near Camp Jordan Park on kayakers trapped in a section of swift water.
Police made contact with the kayakers who were not injured.
The kayakers said they encountered swift water that pinned them against a tree.
Firefighters performed a swift water rescue and moved the kayakers to shore. Police assisted with the rescue.