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Randy Policar, 32, of Tempe, Ariz., reviews the expanded Disney California Adventure.
When did you first visit a Disney park?
How often do you visit Disney parks?
We go to Disneyland Resort on average 24 days per year.
Favorite Disney park?
Favorite Disney character?
Donald Duck.
How do you normally visit?
Generally I spend a three or four day weekend with my wife and we spend almost all day jumping between Disneyland and California Adventure.
When did you first visit California Adventure? What was your overall first impression?
I first visited California Adventure in 2002. At first, it seemed like a great idea that wasn't executed great. It felt like it was missing something. Also, once you did Soarin', there was not a whole lot else to do.
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Master of Science (M.S.) Program in Clinical Psychology
Graduate study in the helping professions rooted in psychology and the Catholic tradition.
Admissions Information for M.S. in Clinical Psychology
Master of Science (M.S.) Program in Clinical Psychology
There are two parts to the application process: the application materials and the personal interviews. Interviews are required for the M.S. Clinical Program.
Once the application is complete and approved by the Admission Committee, which is comprised of faculty and appointed by the department chair, applicants are invited to interview.
Application Deadlines (both M.S. and Psy.D. deadlines included)
|Psy.D. application deadline (for external applicants)
|October 1
|Psy.D. application deadline (for current M.S. IPS students)
|November 1
|Psy.D. interview deadline
|December 6
|Psy.D. decision letters mailed
|December 18
|M.S. early admission application deadline
|December 20
|M.S. early admission interview deadline
|January 31
|M.S. application deadline (to be considered for financial aid)
|March 1
|M.S. early admission decision letters mailed
|February 15
|Financial Aid application deadline
|March 15
|M.S. interview deadline (to be considered for financial aid)
|April 1
|M.S. admission decision letters mailed
|April 15
|Financial Aid letters mailed
|April 15
|Deposit due for incoming students
|May 1
|Final M.S. application deadline (space permitting)
|June 30
Financial Aid deadline: The deadline to apply for financial aid is March 15
- Submit your IPS application to the Admissions Department
- Be sure to complete the Financial Aid section of the IPS application (page 3, Section VI)
- Complete the U.S. Department of Education's On-Line Entrance Counseling Program
- Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
Students wishing to take only a single course-for-credit and students desiring to audit may apply and register as space allows. (See the section on Course-for-Credit and Audit for instructions).
Admission Process – M.S. in Clinical Psychology Program
The Admission Committee reviews completed applications only, for each applicant seeking admission. For an application to be considered complete, each applicant must submit the following to the Office of Admissions:
• Application form with personal statements as instructed on the form (form can be downloaded here, or is available from the Office of Admissions);
• Three (3) letters of recommendation capable of evaluating the applicant's academic preparedness for graduate work in psychology, philosophy, and theology. Download form here.
• Official transcripts from all institutions attended, each in an official sealed envelope. (International students must submit a comprehensive course-by-course evaluation from an approved service, www.wes.org or www.ece.org.)
• GRE scores – General Test Score – taken within the last five years, submitted directly to the Institute from the Educational Testing Service (IPS school code 5639)
• Non-refundable application fee ($55)
• (For those who do not have English as their first language) Test scores of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or International English Language Test System (IELTS), if applicable, submitted directly to IPS by the testing agency (IPS school code 5639).
Applicants holding degrees from outside the United States must arrange to have any international transcript(s) translated and a "Course-by-Course" evaluation completed and sent directly to IPS from an approved evaluation service (i.e., www.wes.org or www.ece.org). Official transcripts must also be sent directly to IPS from the institution(s).
It is the applicant's responsibility to arrange for the forwarding of official transcripts from all undergraduate and graduate schools attended, and to ensure that all required application materials reach the Office of Admissions before the intended deadline(s).
Once all required forms, fees, and documents are received, the Admission Committee will contact all qualified applicants to the M.S. Program in Clinical Psychology to schedule onsite personal interviews. The applicant is responsible for all personal transportation costs associated with these interviews. Scheduling of interviews is done through the Office of Admissions and must take place by the indicated deadline(s).
Admission Requirements – Master's Program
Admission to the Master's Program in Clinical Psychology, requires that a student submit a completed application and have completed a baccalaureate degree and graduated from a regionally- accredited academic institution with a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
In considering applicants to the M.S. Program, the faculty Admission Committee overall considers the following factors: cumulative undergraduate GPA and undergraduate record (and graduate GPA if applicable); GRE scores; letters of recommendation; essay answers on the application; interview responses (for the clinical program, and general program if required), clinical suitability (for the clinical program), scholastic aptitude, interpersonal skills, and TOEFL or IELTS scores (where applicable).
Applicants whose native language is not English must have taken the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) within the past two years. TOEFL scores must be at least 100 on the internet-based TOEFL (iBT), 250 on the computer-based (CBT), and 600 on the paper- based (PBT) version. Academic IELTS scores must fall into the overall band of at least 7.0, with no individual band scores below 6.0. Test results must be sent directly from the testing agency, which only make them available for up to two years from the test date.
IPS recommends, but does not require, that applicants complete a minimum of 18 credit hours of coursework in basic psychology content areas (e.g., abnormal, developmental, experimental, physiological, and social psychology, statistics, tests and measures, learning and motivation, or personality theory) prior to entering the program. However, applicants with little or no previous coursework in psychology will be considered for admission. If admitted, such applicants will be required to take additional coursework offered by the Institute during the first year of their program to make up for these deficiencies.
Background Check
Applicants who are admitted and become IPS students should be aware that they will be required to be fingerprinted and to pass a background check prior to beginning work with clients in their external practicum or internships.
International Students
The Institute can accept foreign applicants who are in the United States as dependents of someone in the country on a work visa. The Institute can also accept students in the country on F-1 and R-1 visas. International students are required to maintain valid immigration status throughout their stay at the Institute. In most cases, this requires that the student be enrolled full-time for two consecutive semesters out of every year. A person whose immigration status is not valid is not considered a current student, and cannot register for classes, participate in the Institute's activities, or apply for readmission or admission to a degree program.
For any coursework completed outside the United States, please see instructions for the translation and/or evaluation of foreign transcripts.
Course-for-Credit or Audit
A limited selection of master's-level courses may be taken on a course-for-credit or audit basis by non-degree seeking students holding an appropriate baccalaureate degree. Any person wishing to apply to register on a course-for-credit or audit basis must submit a completed application, official undergraduate and graduate (if applicable) transcript(s), and the required application fee ($35). Personal statements, GRE scores, letters of recommendation and interviews are not required. The application is reviewed and approved by the Chair of the department and registration will be subject to the enrollment limitations that follow.
Only the following courses are eligible to be taken by non-degree students (unless special permission is received from the Department Chair and Academic Dean): PHT 502, PHT 535, PHT 614, PHT 633, PHT 635, PSY 500, PSY 503, PSY 504, PSY 605. Students receiving permission to register course-for-credit or audit are not admitted nor guaranteed admission to a degree program. Enrollment is subject to limitations of class size, with priority given to students enrolled for credit, any special requirements for auditing a particular class, and the exclusion of auditors from a particular class or a given type of class.
For students registering on a course-for-credit or audit basis, attendance is required (see "Class Attendance"). Auditing students will not be obliged to complete any of the class requirements. No academic credit is awarded for auditing a course.
A student currently taking a course on an audit basis may petition to take the course on a course-for-credit basis through the Office of Enrollment Services. The petition must be presented and approved prior to the commencement of the third scheduled week of classes. Students who have previously audited a class for which they later wish to receive credit may later re-enroll in the same course, for credit, by registering and paying the regular registration fee. Students who have previously audited a class, and who are now taking the course for credit are required to complete the assignments for the course as outlined by the current syllabus for that class, including any requirements for class participation, papers, and examinations. The student may, however, petition the instructor and Academic Dean in writing for a modification of the Institute's class attendance.
Criteria for Transfer of Credit
Graduate credits are transferable from regionally accredited institutions. Courses considered for transfer must have been completed within a period of six years prior to acceptance into the Institute's programs. Exceptions to this time limit may be granted for applicants who have been actively involved in the field in which the degree was earned on a continuous basis prior to admission. Extension, continuing education, or in-service courses that are not intended by the institution offering the courses as part of a degree program are not acceptable for transfer credit to the Institute. No graduate credit can be awarded for undergraduate-level courses.
Students admitted to the M.S. Program in Clinical Psychology or General Psychology may transfer a maximum of nine credit hours. Students admitted to the Psy.D. Program may petition for the transfer of a maximum of 18 credit hours. All transfer courses must have been earned at a graduate-level program in a regionally accredited college or university.
Transfer of graduate credits earned at other institutions is not automatic. Only graduate credit for courses determined to be equivalent to courses offered at the Institute can be transferred for course credit. In addition, only courses for which a grade of B (3.0) or better is obtained will be considered for transfer.
Applicants should note that given the unique mission of the Institute, certain courses completed at other academic institutions may differ significantly in content, although a similar title is given to the course at both institutions. Therefore, the following courses typically are not eligible for transfer from another institution:
PHT 502 Philosophical and Theological Anthropology
PHT 535 The Catholic Vision of Spiritual Maturity
PHT 614 Practical Reasoning and Moral Character
PHT 635 Theology of Marriage and Family
PSY 512 Law, Ethics, and Psychology
PSY 516 Basic Interviewing and Clinical Skills
PSY 609 Adult Psychotherapy
PSY 610 Child Psychotherapy
PSY 611 Marital Psychotherapy
PSY 724 Advanced Adult Psychotherapy
PSY 734 Advanced Child, Marriage, and Family Therapy I
PSY 735 Advanced Child, Marriage, and Family Therapy II
PSY 736 Child Psychopathology
PSY 836 Advanced Personality Assessment
Students wishing to apply for transfer of credit to the Institute must be enrolled in a degree program and must submit the appropriate transfer of credit form (obtained from the Office of Enrollment Services) to the Program Director prior to the end of the second semester in which they are enrolled in their degree program. This request will be reviewed by the Department Chair who will notify the student of the decision regarding the request.
Life Experiences and Course Exemptions
IPS does not permit course exemptions for life experiences.
Deferral of Enrollment
Admission is granted only for the semester to which the applicant applies. Deferral of enrollment does not guarantee deferral of financial aid package. Those failing to register for the semester for which they have received acceptance can request that their application remain active for up to two years from the year for which they originally applied, provided:
1) the applicant understands that admission to a future semester is not guaranteed and their application will be re-considered with the pool of applicants for the year they choose to apply;
2) the request to maintain an active application file must be received in writing by the Office of Admissions prior to August 15 of the year for which they were offered enrollment;
3) the applicant confirms to the Office of Admissions his or her desire to be re-considered for admission prior to January 1 of the year for which they would like to enroll. This confirmation comprises updated materials for their file to reflect their work or study since the time of their original application, including:
a. personal Statement "A" explaining how their current goals coincide with study at IPS;
b. official transcripts reflecting any academic work completed since the original submission;
c. at least one letter of recommendation from a professor or employer which reflects the applicant's accomplishments or abilities;
d. test scores (GRE, and TOEFL or IELTS, if applicable). Students must re-take tests if test scores have expired prior to enrollment
e. admission or degree requirements adopted since original application may be required as well;
f. application fee of $55; and,
4) interviews may or may not be required at the discretion of the Admission Committee
Re-Application for Admission of Previously-Enrolled Student
Students who have withdrawn from the Institute in good standing may re-apply for admission. If their re-application is within three years of their withdrawal, they are not required to re-submit official transcripts from their education prior to IPS but should be prepared to submit the following:
1) revised application form, including updated contact information;
2) revised Personal Statement "A," stating the reasons for their desire to return to complete their studies at IPS;
3) official transcripts reflecting any academic work completed during the time they have been away from IPS;
4) at least one letter of recommendation from a professor or employer which reflects the applicant's accomplishments or abilities in the time they have been away from IPS; and,
5) application fee of $55.
The student will be required to adhere to the admission and degree requirements adopted since original matriculation or to special requirements imposed as a condition of re-admission, such as repetition of certain examinations or courses.
If it has been more than three years since the student's withdrawal they must re-submit all application materials as required by the Office of Admissions.
Students who have financial obligations to the Institute are ineligible until these obligations are satisfied.
Statement of Non-Discrimination
The Institute admits qualified students of any age, race, gender, color, nationality or ethnic origin to its programs. Applicants should understand that the central mission of the Institute for the Psychological Sciences is the development of a Christian approach to the psychological sciences. The Institute welcomes qualified students of any religious faith; nonetheless, all students who seek admission must sincerely desire to share the Institute's mission and objectives. Given its distinct and unique goal of integrating psychology with the Catholic view of the person, the degree programs at the Institute differ from traditional psychology programs in their approach, while maintaining the rigor in both the quantity and quality of clinical training.
Tambi Spitz
Director of Admissions
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Noguiera and Emelianenko released their comments.
Antonio Rodrigo "Minotauro" Nogueira: I've heard that PRIDE is having some troubles and now is the time for that we fighters have to put our strength together. I think our biggest and most important job is for us to have great fighters in the PRIDE ring. I swear I will defend PRIDE as the PRIDE Champion. Proving that I am the strongest in the world will be my way of protecting PRIDE. Mr. Morishita tried to put this fight together last year and I want my victor of Fedor to be in memory of him. And I want to give him the present of beautiful technique as well.


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eureka casino resort
Located 90 minutes north of Las Vegas and 35 minutes from St. George, Utah, Mesquite is the perfect gateway to some of the best adventures in the American West, including:
Blessed by more than 300 days of sunshine each year, Mesquite's rugged desert setting offers boundless opportunities for golf, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, boating and more.
The newly opened Awesome Adventure Park is full of fun family and group activities. Activities include a zip line, paint ball, RC cars, rally cars, archery, and an obstacle course. For more information go to www.AwesomeAdventuresNews.com
If you love spending time on the water, Arizona's Lake Mead and Lake Powell are perfect for water skiing, jet skiing, scuba diving, boating, and fishing. There are also several lakes in Utah that can be reached in an hour or two. Try Quail Creek and Gunlock State Park for fishing and water sports.
Forty miles southwest of the hotel, you'll find Valley of Fire State Park, where you can hike and enjoy the beauty of the red rock formations. A three-hour drive brings you to the Grand Canyon. North of Mesquite in Utah, you'll find Bryce Canyon, where the intricate, weather-formed canyons will take your breath away. Marvel at the huge towering cliffs of Zion National Park or disappear into a secluded cave for a spelunking adventure.
Drive two hours to visit Hoover Dam, an amazing concrete structure and engineering marvel that supplies power throughout southern Nevada, Arizona and California.
Head 80 miles south to experience the blazing neon and non-stop energy of Las Vegas, then escape the crowds and return to the Eureka for a relaxing desert escape.
The Eureka Casino Resort puts you just moments from the best annual events in Mesquite, including:
Each February, Mesquite becomes the epicenter for anything that can be done on (and off, really) a motocross dirt bike. There are Enduro Challenge races, mud bog races, an Adventure Park with a zip line and paintball course, a Powersports Plaza teeming with vendors, food, drink, entertainment and much more. The weekend's high-adrenaline highlights are Cowboy Kenny's Steel Rodeo aerial show and a "Beyond Pro" race featuring top racers battling for bragging rights.
Each year the Eureka Casino Resort hosts a concert with the Nevada Pops and then sets off fireworks from atop the mesa on property. It's a display that combines great performers with great fireworks.
Where else can you watch a golf ball rocket nearly 450 yards off a tee? See some of the best men's and women's golfers in the world utilize their strength and balance to drive a golf ball farther than any other human being. Sure, you can catch it on the Golf Channel, but seeing these gargantuan drives in person is a truly unforgettable experience.


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The company will also display its Smartflow Duoflow aluminum manifolds.
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Stratton compact is done in goldtone and features five
mallards in flight over a small patch of cat tails.
This is a collectible old compact that you don't see too
often. The mirror is has some age markings.
There is the "compact in hand" logo on the inner lid which
dates this compact from 1950-1970. This is done in the
"Rondette" style - just a round compact - which was first
introduced in 1959. Since Stratton started a Mallards
in Flight series done on a blue enamel background in 1966, I
think that this compact must date between 1959-1965.
The sifter is present, but not the puff. The inner and
outer clasps are secure. The diameter of this piece is
3". There is minor wear to both lid and bottom of compact.
However, this compact is in very good condition and would
make a remarkable addition to your display of vintage
Item - COM-140 $45.99
gold one Stratton compact is in the "Rondette" style and
features a midnight blue enameled lid with swans. It has
never been used. The mirror is clear and intact. The full
inner lid has a secure clasp. The sifter is present, but
not the puff. The outer clasp is secure. This piece has a
diameter of 2.75". It is in pristine condition. This
compact is a wonderful find. This particular line -
featuring the blue lid with waterfowl - was very popular and
usually is found in used condition.
Item - SCOM-129
This goldtone Stratton set contains a
compact and a lipstick holder. The compact features a black
lid with a colorful floral motif. This style compact has an
inner ring with secure clasp. The outer clasp is secure.
The puff and sifter are both present, but the puff will need
replacement as it is deteriorating with age. The mirror is
clear and intact. This compact measures 3" in diameter.
The lipstick holder has a secure clasp and clear mirror. It
measures 2" in length and 1" in width. This set is in
pristine condition
Item - SCOM 152 $95.99
gold tone Stratton compact features a white lid with a
springtime bouquet. The mirror is clear and intact.
This compact has no inner lid and is more suitable for solid
makeup. The puff is present. The outer clasp is secure.
This piece has a diameter of 3". In pristine, unused
Item - SCOM 119 $65.99
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Mediterranean succulents - Part 1
Part 1: Adromischus (4 picture); Cotyledon (12 pictures), Cremneria (2 picture), Cremnophila, Cremnosedum (3 pictures), Graptopetalum (7 pictures), Graptosedum (6 pictures), Euphorbia (5 pictures), Haworthia (3 pictures), Senecio (9 pictures), Umbilicus (1 pcture)
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|Adromischus cooperi:
The Adromischus cooperi is a small succulent with fat and purple spotted leaves. Very decorative.
Adromischus cooperi care:
Adromischus cooperi exposure: full sun or part sun; Adromischus cooperi hardiness: -4°C (25°F); moderate watering; Adromischus cooperi propagation: by stem cutting or leaf cutting.
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|Adromischus cristatus var. cristatus
Adromischus cristatus var. cristatus is a small succulent with fleshy leaves. This plants creates a small 15 cm hight bush.
Adromischus cristatus var. cristatus care:
Full sun exposure; moderate watering; frost hardiness: -4°C (25°F); propagation by leaf cuttings.
|Adromischus cristatus var. cristatus flower
|Adromischus filicaulis ssp marlothii:
Adromischus filicaulis ssp marlothii is a smaill trailing succulent. It creates some roots on the stem when it is growing. This plant is perfect in cactus garden.
Adromischus filicaulis ssp marlothii care:
Full sun exposure, frost hardiness: -4°C (25°F); moderate watering for plants in containers; propagation by leaf or stem cuttings
|Adromischus filicaulis ssp marlothii purple flower
|Cotyledon elisae:
The Cotyledon elisae is a small succulent of 20 cm. The leaves are green and fat. They are red margined. The stem looks like wood. It is 5 mm in diameter.
Cotyledon elisae care:
Full or part sun exposure; Cotyledon elisae hardiness: -4°C (25°F); moderate watering; Cotyledon elisae propagation by stem cuttings.
|Cotyledon orbiculata 'Octopus':
The Cotyledon orbiculata 'Octopus' is so named because of the shape of its leaves that recall an octopus. In container, its growth is fast, but it needs a regular watering. Leaves pale green, red at the end.
Cotyledon 'Octopus' care
Exposure: full sun or part sun. Cotyledon 'Octopus' cold hardiness: -4°C (25 °F). Possible pests: aphids at flowering. Moderate watering in spring, summer, autumn. Cotyledon 'Octopus' propagation: by stem cuttings.
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| Cotyledon orbiculata var. oblonga:
The Cotyledon orbiculata var. oblonga accepts full sun and has its place in rock gardens. It loses its leaves as and when it grows, which allows it to "marry" with lower succulents. Leaves to the curb regular and red are covered with a gray-white bloom. Beautiful red - orange flowers.
Cotyledon orbiculata var. oblonga care:
Sunlight exposure. Cotyledon orbiculata cold hardiness: -4 ° C. Moderate watering in autumn, spring and summer. Possible pest: cochineal. Cotyledon orbiculata propagation: by stem cuttings.
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|Orange flowers of Cotyledon orbiculata var. oblonga:
|Cotyledon orbiculata 'Macrantha':
the Cotyledon orbiculata 'Macrantha' is a fast growing grass plant. Quickly form a shrub 1 meter high and can act as a ground cover if it is in the ground . The Cotyledon orbiculata'Macrantha' blooms in early winter. The leaves are green with a red edge.
Cotyledon orbiculata 'Macrantha' care:
Exposure: full sun. Cotyledon orbiculata 'Macrantha' cold hardiness: -4 ° C (25 °F). Moderate watering in spring, summer, autumn. Possible pest: aphid. Cotyledon 'Macrantha' propagation: by stem cuttings.
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|Orange and green bell-shaped flowers of the Cotyledon orbiculata 'Macrantha'.
| Cotyledon orbiculata 'Mucronata' ('Undulata' is now an invalid name):
The Cotyledon orbiculata 'Mucronata' is 60 cm high and agrees like the "big" cotyledons majority, full sun. This type of plant is adapted to the Mediterranean coast and requires no specific care. Its leaves are thick and frilled at the end.
Cotyledon orbiculata 'Mucronata' care:
Sunlight exposure. Cotyledon 'Undulata' cold hardiness: -8° C with shelter. Moderate watering in autumn, spring and summer. Pest: cochineal. Cotyledon 'Mucronata' propagation: by stem cuttings.
|Cotyledon orbiculata 'Rose':
The Cotyledon orbiculata 'Rose' is adapted, like the other Cotyledons to the Mediterranean coast. The leaves of this succulents are thick. The border of the leaves is pink to purple and frilled.
Cotyledon orbiculata 'Rose' care:
Cotyledon 'Rose' exposure: full sun or part sun; Cotyledon 'Rose' hardiness: -4°C without protection or -8°C (18°F. Moderate watering in autumn, spring and summer. Possible pest: cochineal; Cotyledon 'Rose' propagation: by stem cuttings.
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|Cotyledon orbiculata 'Rose' red flower
orbiculata var. oblonga 'Takbok':
The Cotyledon 'Takbok' is a succulent easy to grow near the mediterranean countries. This succulent grows up in the gardens of Nice or Menton without problem. It can reach 40 cm.
Cotyledon 'Takbok' care:
Exposure: full sun or part sun; Cotyledon 'Takbok' hardiness: -4°C (25°F); Possible pests of the Cotyledon 'Takbok': aphids and cochineal. Cotyledon 'Takbok' propagation: by stem cuttings.
hybrid genus between Cremnophila and Echeveria:
|xCremneria 'Ariadne':
The Cremneria 'Ariadne' is a 15 cm in diameter succulent. The leaves are fat (like a Pachyphytum). They are brown - grey, with sometimes, red veined. The stem is short. The Cremneria 'Ariadne' creates a lot of offsets.
Cremneria 'Ariadne' care:
Full or part sun exposure, frost hardiness: -2°C (28°F). Moderate watering.
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|xCremneria 'Seerose':
The Cremneria 'Seerose' is a 15 cm in diameter succulent. It creates a lot of offsets. The leaves are short, slim and green. Growing this plant is very easy!
Cremneria 'Seerose' care:
Full sun or part sun exposure; moderate watering, Cremneria 'Seerose' hardiness: -4°C (25°F). Propagation by stem cuttings.
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|Cremnophila is a small genus including two species native from Mexico: linguifolia and nutans
|Cremnophila nutans:
Cremnophila nutans is a succulent with fleshy and rigid leaves.
Cremnophila nutans care:
Full sun or part sun exposure; moderate watering; Cremnophila nutans hardiness: -2°C (28°F), but it seems to be lower.
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|xCremnosedum: hybrid succulent with
Cremnophilia and Sedum:
'First Foundling':
Chance hybrid with Sedum 'Sandra Mottram' x Cremnophila linguifolia. Succulent with green and fat leaves.
Cremnosedum 'First Foundling' care:
Exposure of the cremnosedum 'First Foundling': full sun or part sun. Cremnosedum 'First Foundling' hardiness: -4°C (25°F). Moderate watering. Pest: none. Cremnosedum 'First Foundling' propagation: by stem cuttings or leaf cuttings.
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|Cremnosedum 'First Foundling' yellow flower
'Penn Ar Ru':
Cremnosedum Penn Ar Ru' is a plant which forms a little bush. The stem creates a lot of offsets which are standing up when they are juvenile. The golden leaves (in summer) become brown and dark green in winter.
Cremnosedum 'Penn Ar Ru' care:
Full sun or part sun exposure, moderate watering; Cremnosedum 'Penn Ar Ru' hardiness: -4°C (25°F) without protection. Propagation by leaf or stem cuttings.
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|Cremnosedum 'Penn Ar Ru' pink and white flowers. The pink bract is 30 cm hight.
is a genus of hardy succulents native from Mexico. The curved back
stamins are the signature of the Graptopetalum and their hybrids
(xGraptosedum, xGraptoveria, etc...)
The graptopetalum 'Claret' is a succulent which can reach 7 cm in diameter. The sun gives to the plant a pink colour. The leaves falls easily from the stem at the first shock. The graptopetalum 'Claret' is a hardy succulent, like the other Graptopetalum of this Genus.
Graptopetalum 'Claret 'care:
Graptopetalum 'Claret' exposure: full sun; Graptopetalum 'Claret' hardiness: -6°C (21°F); moderate watering, Graptopetalum 'Claret' propagation: by leaf cuttings or stem cuttings.
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|Graptopetalum 'Crepusculo':
Graptopetalum 'Crepusculo' is a hardy plant. Its parentage is Graptopetalum paragayense x Graptopetalum Sp.This succulent can grow outside, in container or full ground.
Graptopetalum 'Crepusculo' care:
Full sun, part sun; moderate watering; frost hardiness: -6°C (21°F); propagation by leaf cuttings.
The graptopetalum 'Mirinae' is a small succulent which reachs 3 cm in diameter. This plant can be used like a ground cover. Hardy succulent.
Graptopetalum 'Mirinae' care:
Graptopetalum 'Mirinae' exposure: full sun; part sun; Graptopetalum 'Mirinae' hardiness: -8°C (18°F); moderate watering; Graptopetalum 'Mirinae' propagation: by stem cuttings or leaf cuttings.
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paraguayense ssp paraguayense :
Graptopetalum paraguayense is a very hardy succulent. Outdoor, it can
grow without watering. The flowering of Graptopetalum paraguayense
happens at the end of winter. The grey and fat leaves fall from the
stem at the first shock.
Graptopetalum paraguayense care:
Graptopetalum paraguayense exposure: full sun,
sun and shadow (anywhere). Graptopetalum
paraguayense cold
hardiness: -8 °C (18
°F). Pest:
Aphids at flowering. Graptopetalum paraguayense propagation: by stem
cutting or leaf cuttings.
Graptopetalum paraguayense white flowers and red spotted.
N.B: the stamens are recurved when the flower is open. This is the signing of the genus Graptopetalum (or an other genus + Graptopetalum).
The graptopetalum superbum is a succulent with glabrous and purple leaves. This succulent can reach 20 cm in diameter. The Graptopetalum superbum doesn't grow very fast. Hardy plant.
Graptopetalum superbum care:
Graptopetalum superbum exposure: full sun or part sun; Graptopetalum superbum hardiness: -6°C (21°F), moderate watering; Graptopetalum superbum propagation: by stem cuttings (be patient!).
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|Graptopetalum superbum flower:
'Victor Kane'
The Graptopetalum 'Victor Kane' grows rapidly in any season. Very well in a Mediterranean rocky. Very hardy succulent. Flowering in early spring. This succulent looks like the Graptopetalum paraguyense but the leaves are purple (even if the succulent is part sun). Outdoor, it can grow without watering.
Graptopetalum 'Victor Kane' care:Exposure: full sun, part sun and shadow. Graptopetalum 'Victor Kane' hardiness: -8 °C (18 °F). Pest: Aphids at flowering; Graptopetalum 'Victor Kane' propagation: by leaf or stem cuttings.
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| xGraptosedum 'Bronze':
The Graptosedum 'Bronze' is a small and hardy succulent (8 cm). The Graptosedum 'Bronze' forms stems looking to take root. Its leaves, color bronze, are short, very fragile and can fall very easily if they are touched. They can tend to green with shade exposure.
xGraptosedum 'Bronze' care:
Graptosedum 'Bronze' exposure: full sun or part sun. Graptosedum 'Bronze' hardiness: -8 ° C(18 °F) . Outdoor, it can grow without watering. Graptosedum 'Bronze' propagation: by stem cuttings or leaf cuttings
'Francesco Baldi':
Graptosedum 'Francesco Baldi' is a
very hardy succulent! The leaves of this succulent are flat and
glabrous, they are 5cm maxi. The Graptosedum 'Francesco Baldi' reachs
15 cm in diameter.
xGraptosedum 'Francesco Baldi' cares:
Exposure: full sun, part
sun and shadow. Graptosedum 'Francesco Baldi'
hardiness: -8 °C (18
°F). Pest:
Aphids at flowering; moderate watering; Graptosedum 'Francesco Baldi'
propagation: by stem cuttings.
Graptosedum 'Francesco Baldi' yellow flowers:
|xGraptosedum 'Merlin':
The parentage of Graptosedum 'Merlin' is Graptopetalum paraguyense + Sedum allantoides 'Goldii'. So, this is a really hardy succulent.
Graptosedum 'Merlin' care:
Full sun, part sun, part shade exposure; unecessary watering if the succulent is outdoor; frost hardiness: -6°C (21°F); propagation by leaf cuttings or stem cuttings
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xGraptosedum 'Ninou':
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It's a very hardy succulent. The
parentage is probably Graptopetalum paraguyense x Sedum palmeri. The
leaves are green and glabrous. The rosette of this succulent is 12 cm
in diameter maxi.
xGraptosedum 'Ninou' care:
Graptosedum 'Ninou' exposure: full sun, part
sun and shadow. Graptosedum 'Ninou' Cold
hardiness: -8 °C (18
°F). Graptosedum 'Ninou' propagation: by stem cuttings
or leaf cuttings
|Graptosedum 'Ninou' in a desert landscaping, 6 months later.
The succulent have some brown colours of winter.
|xGraptosedum Sp (PGF2):
This Graptosedum Sp is a small but very hardy succulent. The short and fleshy leaves are 3 cm long. The rosette is very dense.
Graptosedum Sp (PGF2) care:
Full sun, part sun, part shade exposure, moderate watering, frost hardiness:-6°C (21°F) without protestion, propagation by leaf cuttings
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|Euphorbia characias ssp.
Euphorbia characias ssp. characias lives in scrubland in the wild. Quickly becomes a large proper grounding. Flowering black. Blue leaves. Do not fear the parasites, but hosts and attracts many pests during flowering. Very hardy but the latex of this plant is TOXIC.
Euphorbia characias ssp. characias cares:
exposure. Euphorbia characias cold
hardiness: -8°C (18°F) and more. No watering
in ground. Euphorbia characias propagation: by seed.
| Euphorbia
ingens of two meters tall. It looks like a candelabra cactus, but it
isn't a cactus. Be carefull, the latex of this plant is toxic! The
Euphorbia ingens can become very large and tall in hot country (not in
Euphorbia ingens cares:Euphorbia ingens exposure: full sun. Euphorbia characias cold hardiness: -2°C (28°F). Very moderate watering. Euphorbia characias propagation: by cuttings.
|Euphorbia ingens 'Variegata':
The Euphorbia ingens 'Variegata' is a cultivated form of Euphorbia ingens. The color of the succulent is green and white (sometimes cream). The young spines are red. Very decorative.
Euphorbia ingens 'Variegata' care:
Full sun exposure; Euphorbia ingens 'Variegata' hardiness: -2°C (28°F)Moderate watering. Euphorbia ingens 'Variegata' propagation by stem cuttings.
|Euphorbia mammillaris:
Euphorbia mammillaris is a small treelike plant which reach 20 cm tall. The spines and the body are pale green. A rusty colour can appear on the plant because of the age or the location of the plant.
Euphorbia mammillaris care:Sunlight exposure. Cold hardiness: -4 °C (25°F). No watering in ground
mammillaris 'Variegata':
Euphorbia mammillaris 'Variegata' is a small plant which reach 20 cm tall. The spines are green and purple.
Euphorbia mammillaris 'Variegata' cares:
Sunlight exposure. Cold hardiness: -8°C (18 °F) protected. No watering in ground.
|Euphorbia pseudocactus:
Euphorbia pseudocactus is a decorative South African succulent which looks like a cactus. It stem is green with pale stripes. It can reach more than 150 cm. It becomes a candelabra plant when it is old and tall.
Euphorbia pseudocactus care:
Full sun exposure, moderate watering during spring, summer and autumn, frost hardiness: -2°C (28°F), propagation by branch cuttings.
|Euphorbia pseudocactus yellow green flower
Haworthia cooperi:
The Haworthia cooperi is a small succulent which reachs 8 cm in diameter. The leaves are green and translucent. Decorative.
Haworthia cooperi cares:
Haworthia cooperi exposure: part sun in summer,
full sun in winter, spring and autumn. Haworthia
cooperi cold
-4 ° C (25 °F). Moderate watering. Haworthia cooperi propagation: by
|Haworthia cymbiformis
Here is one of the several forms of Haworthia cymbiformis. This one can be found in the Easter Cape province in South Africa country.
Haworthia cymbiformis cares:Haworthia cymbiformis exposure: part sun in summer, full sun in winter, spring and autumn. Haworthia cymbiformis cold hardiness: -4 ° C (25 °F). Moderate watering. Haworthia cymbiformis propagation: by offset.
The Haworthia limifolia is a very decorative small plant. The leaves of this succulent can have a colour changing from dark green to dark green. It creates, at spring, a flower on top of a very thin shaft of a foot. The Haworthia Limifolia creates a lot of offsets.
Haworthia limifolia cares:
Exposure: full sun. Cold
-4 ° C (25 °F). Can do without watering (not in container) or
moderate watering. Haworthia
limifolia propagation: by offsets.
|Senecio angulatus:
The Senecio angulatus is a wide succulent because it climbs everywhere! This Succulent produces yellow flower in december or january. in yellow. Its leaves are thick and soft to the touch. Do not plant near sensitive plants. This succulent can live in an apartment (potted, of course).
Senecio angulatus care:
Senecio angulatus exposure: full sun or part sun. Senecio angulatus hardiness: -4 ° C (25° F). Yellow flowers in winter. No watering in the ground. Senecio angulatus propagation: by stem cuttings or layering.
|Senecio crassissimus:
Succulent with flat and blue leaves. The stem and the border of the leaves are purple. The Senecio crassissimus doesn't like full and hot sun. Yellow flowering in winter.
Senecio crassissimus care:
Senecio crassissimus exposure: part sun. Senecio crassissimus hardiness: -2 ° C (28° F). Moderate watering.
|Senecio crassissimus yellow flower
|Senecio jacobsenii:
The Senecio jacobsenii is a trailing succulent. It forms a long stem, on which grow the leaves. These leaves will create, later, a next stem. The leaves are small but fat and rigid. It is also know like: "Weeping jade", "Trailing jade", "Vining jade"
Senecio jacobsenii care:
Full sun exposure: Senecio jacobsenii hardiness: -6°C (21°F); moderate watering. Senecio jacobsenii propagation: by stem cuttings.
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|Senecio jacobsenii oange flower
|Senecio kleiniiformis:
The Senecio kleiniiformis is a medium succulent. It can reach 50 cm hight. The blue leaves look like a heart (or like an arrow).
Senecio kleiniiformis care:
Full sun or part sun exposure, Senecio keiniformis hardiness: -6°C (21°F), moderate watering; propagation by stem cuttings
|Senecio keiniiformis yellow flower
|Senecio rowleyanus ("string of pearls" succulent):
The Senecio rowleyanus has pendant stem of 40 cm tall, with unusual bright green and round leaves. The stem seem to be a string of pearl or peas. This easy growing succulent is a good plant for hanging baskets. The flowers are perfumed!
Senecio rowleyanus care:
Senecio rowleyanus exposure: full sun or part sun; Senecio rowleyanus hardiness: -2°C (28°F), moderate watering. Think to cut the too long stems. possible pest: aphids when flowering. Senecio rowleyanus propagation: stem cuttings.
Learn more...
|Senecio rowleyanus flower: A beautiful and perfumed flower!
| Senecio serpens:
The Senecio serpens can grow in mid shade (but needs sun!) and reaches about a foot high. The flowering of Senecio serpens (white flowers on top of a thin rod) happens during the summer months.
Senecio serpens care:
Senecio serpens exposure: part sun or full sun. Senecio serpens hardiness: -6°C (21°F) and lower. Unnecessary watering in the ground. No pest. Senecio serpens propagation: by stem cuttings or offsets.
Learn more...
|Senecio serpens white flower
genus of succulents of the Crassulaceae family. These plants are
growing in the south of Europe, and around the mediterranean sea.
|Umbilicus rupestris ("Venus Navel"):
Umbilicus rupestris is a hardy and no perenial succulent plant growing in the South of Europe. Its green circular leaves are fleshy and rigid. The form which looks like a navel had given its nickname. This plant belongs to the Crassulaceae family. Umbilicus rupestris dies after flowering (in summer) and grows again at the end of september.
Umbilicus rupestris care:
full sun, part sun, part shade or shade, moderate watering (no watering in a rocky landscape); frost hardiness: -12°C (10°F) trusted; propagation by seeds. The plant is seeding by itself.
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• A fun & friendly weekend of playing & hearing folk music!
• Warm, welcoming, fun, music-filled!
• Pick up an instrument and rekindle your love of music
• Plenty to do for musicians of all levels
• For non-musicians: listen, learn, or experiment with folk music
• Held on a small college campus in Huntingdon, PA nestled in the beautiful Allegheny Mountains of Central Pennsylvania.
• 3 concerts, 68 workshops, 2 coaching sessions, jamming, singing, and dancing.
A Truly Special Weekend
Folk College was founded to help more people learn to play music together! It is a non-competitive environment where you can kindle—or rekindle—your love of playing through folk music. Each year the staff includes nationally known musicians and wonderful teachers from a broad spectrum of folk styles. Within one weekend, you'll have a choice of workshops ranging from old time to Celtic to blues to international, and you'll get to sing, dance, play, and listen.
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Many workshops, with subjects like "Learning to Jam," "Tunes that are Cooler Than They are Hard," and are designed to encourage musicians who have been "stuck in their living room," haven't picked up their instrument since high school, or maybe just wanted to play an instrument but never dared!
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Culminating the weekend's activities is the Folk Band Concert. You'll choose from an eclectic list of folk band options (or make up your own) and be coached by faculty members. Most participants agree that this event is what makes the Folk College experience unique—certainly the audience of your peers is one of the most appreciative you'll ever have!
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In other words, all the things you'd expect at a gathering of musicians! Each evening features a staff concert followed by staff-led jam sessions. Saturday after the concert, there's a contra dance with an open band. And the finale on Sunday is the student Folk Band Concert – so you'll go home with a warm, fuzzy feeling.
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FoxSports.com reported Monday that just over a week after hitting his 600th home run, Thome was placed on the waivers by the Minnesota Twins. Two of his former teams, the Cleveland Indians and the Philadelphia Phillies, might want to bring him back, Fox Sports reported.
And while the White Sox have not said anything, the Chicago Tribune reports they might also be interested in bringing Tho9me back.
The newspaper points out that manager Ozzie Guillen has regretted letting Thome leave late in the 2009 season.
Thome has a no-trade clause, and can approve or veto any potential trade, the Tribune reported.
Thome, 40, played with Cleveland from 1991 to 2002 and Philadelphia from 2003 to 2005, before joining the White Sox in 2006 – the year after their World Series championship run. After leaving the Sox, spent one season with the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2009, and joined the Twins the following year.


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Is Summer No Man's Land for PR Launches?
Every summer, companies rush to get their major news announcements out before the vacation season gets underway. A quick Web search about the most popular weeks for vacation didn't turn up much information other than the common knowledge that the weeks before and after Memorial Day, July 4th and Labor Day are popular.
While some of our most fruitful media initiatives have taken place over holiday weekends when news is slower, we don't typically recommend the summer months for major launches. Summer is an important time to maintain momentum though, and there are many cases when news cannot, and should not wait until the fall when the wires will be cluttered again with news releases fighting for attention.
So if you are planning a summer launch or campaign, when should you do it? We decided to get some qualitative data to understand the best bets. We ran the poll through Crowdtap (an InkHouse client), which is an on-demand consumer participation network. We asked 1,013 men and women between the ages of 13 and 75 (the average age of our respondents was 31) when they plan to take vacation this summer.
The results were not overwhelmingly definitive. People will be on vacation every week of July and August, but some weeks were more popular than others:
Weeks to Avoid
- July 11, 18% on vacation
- July 25, 11% on vacation
- August 1, 11% on vacation
- September 5 (week of Labor Day), 10% on vacation
- September 12, 13% on vacation
The Best Weeks
- August 15, 6% on vacation
- August 22, 4% on vacation
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What suprises me is that early September appears to be worse than most summer months! In fact, w.o. September 12th is the second-most vacationed week.
I'd love to know the vacation patterns of writers and editors and bloggers, the gateway to those surveyed above.
Also, European and Asian holidays matter when a company has to take a world-wide view.
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George SoltisSection Adviser
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George is a Vigil Honor member of Chi-Hoota-Wei Lodge
and has previously served as an Associate Section Advisor
for nine years in three sections. A Scoutmaster for eight years,
George is currently advancement chair of his Troop.
He is a Lodge Advisor for Chi-Hoota-Wei 617, Vigil Honor Member,
Founder's Award recipient, Section Silver Arrow recipient and
Silver Beaver honoree. He is also NLS and Woodbadge trained.
George has attended six NOACs and was a Conservation USA staff
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George graduated Cum Laude from the University of Kentucky
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Deuell Appointed to Committee on Health and Public Schools
AUSTIN -- State Sen. Bob Deuell (R-Greenville) has been appointed by Lt. Governor David Dewhurst to serve on the Joint Interim Committee on Health and Public Schools. Deuell joins Sen. Eddie Lucio and Sen. Jane Nelson in representing the Texas Senate on the committee.
The committee was created by Senate Bill 474 during the 78th Legislative Regular Session. Committee members will study the nutritional content and quality of foods served to public school children, and will evaluate their short-term and long-term effects on obesity.
Deuell, a practicing family physician in Greenville, said he is honored by the appointment and looks forward to working with his colleagues on this issue.
"As a family physician, I know that prevention works better than cures," Deuell said. "We need to explore ways to prevent problems like diabetes and heart disease, and a good place to start is examining the nutrition our kids are getting."
Deuell, who serves on the Senate Health and Human Services Committee, said the state could see future economic benefit by taking pro-active action now.
"I know that the state has seen some tight financial times lately, but I believe any money we invest in the health of our kids we will get back exponentially in the coming years," Deuell said. "Treating heart disease, diabetes and other chronic diseases is very expensive. If we can prevent these illnesses, we can save a lot of money as a state. We are talking about the health of Texans who be alive 60 or 70 years from now."
"I look forward to working with Sen. Lucio and Sen. Nelson to find ways to study the nutritional content and quality of foods served to public school children and curb the growing problem of childhood obesity."


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Bank Simpanan Nasional (BSN) was incorporated on 1 December 1974 under the Ministry of Finance at that time, Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah. With its incorporation, BSN has taken over all the duties and responsibilities of the Post Office Savings Bank. BSN's mission is to encourage savings, investments and smart financial management among Malaysians to increase their quality of life. BSN has more than 5,100 employees, 382 branches and 621 automatic teller machine (ATM) nationwide. BSN has more than 7 million customers spread throughout the length and breadth of the country and with savings of more than RM 8 billion. BSN is continuously enhancing its services as well as expanding its range of products for the benefit of its customers. BSN's main products include Personal Financing, Home Loan, Premium Saving Certificate (SSP), Islamic Banking Scheme, Giro Savings Account, BSN Matrix and Matrix-i Debit Card as well as VISA and Mastercard credit card.
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Latin Finance Magazine Rides Controversy to Coup
Posts bank president's remarks on site, issues press release, drives traffic.
Last week, FOLIO: pointed out that Blood-Horse, a niche horseracing magazine, forfeited a major traffic-generating opportunity by waiting too long to post its exclusive photo of Big Brown's loose shoe.
Earlier in the week, at the Circulation Management Conference and Expo, LatinFinance magazine's marketing manager Kathy Andrew told a story that's worth holding up as a counter example.
During the magazine's Fifth Finance Summit in Argentina this month, a keynote speaker—president of the country's Central Bank—delivered controversial remarks on the state of political affairs in the country. Within an hour, the LatinFinance marketing team had excerpted his comments in a press release and sent the release out to all the major newswires and local reporters.
As a result, LatinFinance.com saw a 265 percent increase in Web traffic on the day of the event and has since seen an average of 30,000 more page views than normal per week. (The move also helped bring in $7,000 in walk-in attendance revenue as well as 90 more free, qualified attendees.)
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I wasn't planning on buying any bag soon but an irresistible offer came down on my lap and I cannot let it pass by. I was only planning on buying wireless speakers! A friend offered this to me and now I am (will be) the proud owner of an LV Delightful – my first (and hopefully not my last!).
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unplanned double :/This photo was shot on film. Taken by erikagrendel with a Lubitel 166+ (available in our Online Shop) loaded with Fujifilm Fujichrome MS 100/1000 film in Prague, Czech Republic. These tags describe this photo: xpro, cross, doubles, double, yellow, green, 120mm, format, medium, square, birds, bird, duck, ducks, town, city, water, leaf, leaves, fall, autumn, walk, food, feed, love, sk, cz, cs, vltava, river, swans, swan, 100, iso, and lubitel. Date: 2012-11. Time: Afternoon. This photo can also be found in the album Lubitel Loves Swans too .
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Forget store-bought greeting cards this year and create your own Candy Cane Card using polymer clay and stamp art. DIY Christmas cards are a great way to show you care. Hand them out to loved ones during the holiday season. People won't believe that you used polymer clay to construct the candy canes and will appreciate the extra time and effort spent working on this project. You can make a bunch of candy canes and once and complete your cards in a large batch. Spend your afternoon crafting away and bask in the amazing feeling you get when you spread holiday cheer to the ones you love.
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Are there any good Data Grid libraries that allow the user to view and edit data from a database?
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We are looking for a web based Data Grid, preferably written in Java that is free or open-source. JDeveloper looks promising, however, it has quite a bit of overhead and quite a steep learning curve. The web application that this would supplement is not large enough to warrant the time it would take to simply learn JDeveloper.
The grid viewer should be able to:
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I've always had a problem choosing which instrument to focus on.
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Loswaith wrote:I'd say it is instant in that an animal happens to be passing by at the time the ability is used. The ranger seeing it tries to lure it then and there as part of the ranger's action, so in reality its not quite instant because it will always take atleast that action (likely a major action for the Communication(Animal Handling) test) for the ranger to still lure it. It's just instant in the animals time to arrive because it is already nearby.
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I needed a quick-and-dirty command-line image format conversion utility. The .NET framework made the task pretty painless. I wrote the following utility that can convert between Windows Bitmap, JPEG, GIF, PNG, and TIFF images. ( TIFF may have a variety of subformats, so your mileage may vary when trying to convert to/from TIFF. )
To load a BMP file and save as a JPEG, issue the following command. ( The default output format is JPEG. You may optionally specify the -jpg parameter. )
To load a JPEG file and save as a PNG, issue the following command.
I haven't tested this with Mono, yet.
The source and executable file for imgconv can be downloaded in a single archive at: http://www.mailsend-online.com/wp/imgconv.zip
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What jobs contractors do
New Construction
Electrical contractors are responsible for providing the electrical items on a construction project:
- lighting fixtures
- panels and switchgear
- switches and receptacles that power cord-connected electrical appliances, and
- the elaborate system of wiring that makes it all operate.
A significant portion of an electrical contractor's revenue is derived from new construction projects and major renovation of existing buildings. Most of this work is bid competitively. In many cases the electrical contractor is a specialty subcontractor working for the general contractor employed by the building owner, although often the electrical contractor will instead have a direct contract with the owner.
New construction and major renovations work is project oriented, and the duration of the work may extend over months or years. Projects are generally awarded on a contract price, and progress billings are common, based on a percentage of completion of the contract amount.
Service & Maintenance
Many, if not most, electrical contractors provide service and repair of electrical equipment at the customer's premises. These service operations may consist of a single service electrician to serve only the needs of the contractor's regular customers, or a fleet of service trucks that comprise the majority of work done by the contractor. Both residential and business customers use electrical service and repair. Most service operations take care of small projects that can be accomplished in a single visit. Service work is usually billed on cost-plus-fee basis or a flat fee schedule.
Some electrical contractors offer maintenance contracts for regular preventive maintenance of entire electrical systems, or for specific items of electrical equipment. Special tools and diagnostic equipment is frequently used for this purpose, and those electrical contractors offering this service use advertising to promote their maintenance business.
Residential Construction
Living better electrically has become a reality as more electrical and electronic devices have improved our standard of living. Along with this reality has come an increase in the cost of electrical construction relative to the overall cost of building a home. Our homes now include accent lighting, security and entertainment systems, and kitchen appliances that our parents never imagined. Today's residential construction project requires an electrical contracting professional that can coordinate and integrate all the intricate and complicated systems that we can't live without.


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DFR Technologies produces highly detailed, realistic, and affordable scale models of United States Government space-capable rockets. Our display models come in both pre-assembled and kit forms, We also manufacture flyable model rocket kits that can be purchased from one of our vendors.
DFR Technologies is located on Florida's Space Coast near Cocoa and Titusville, just miles away from where the real rockets blast off.
DFR will not be able to take any Display Model orders for the remainder of 2014, our backlog has exceeded our production capabilities at this time. We apologize for any inconvience. You can leave a model request by selecting the "Contact Us" link below. We will re-start display model production on January 5, 2015. New products will be introduced at that time at "www.realspacerockets.com".
Please note, the display models are hand assembled and built to order, generally within 2 to 3 weeks. On multiple model orders the shipment may take 4 weeks or more.
Many of our custom detailed parts are produced using a professional grade Stratasys 3D printer. We offer individual 3D printing services on a case-by-case basis. Our options include building ABS plastic parts directly from a *.stl file or import/creation of 3D graphics to build the parts. Our printing limitation is 6" H × 6" L × 8" W. Some parts can be built and later assembled if those dimensions are exceeded.
Custom laser cutting services were recently added to our site. We have a 60 watt CO2 laser with a 16 by 24 inch worktable. We can cut and engrave many materials. We have balsa, basswood and plywood in stock. We can order any material of interest provided it is suitable for the cutter's capability. Simple sketches or most drawing files and photographs for etching can be imported into our laser cutter software.