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|Posted the first notice in the Discussions instead of Exchanges! Here is a repeat. The Austin/San Antonio Area Spring Plant Swap will be on Saturday, April 2,2011 at the Buda City Park pavilion. I will post directions and a map before the swap.
We will have a potluck lunch and lots of fun!! Let me know if you have any questions and if you want to be added to the evite list.
I tried to get a different date to not conflict with the San Antonio swap but with Easter so late this year the park was booked for the other April Saturdays.
Looking forward to seeing everyone.
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- Posted by castro_gardener 8b (My Page) on Sun, Feb 27, 11 at 15:14
|Before every swap I add this information which I hope will help the newbies understand how our swap works. Some is borrowed from the hostess of the Ft Worth plant swap.
Just a few reminders that will help us all have a nicer swap experience. After 10 years of hostessing and attending these swaps I've learned a lot from others. This is especially helpful to newbies who have told me often that they were confused with the way things were done at the swap. Hopefully, this will help them a little.
We will have door prizes. If you'd like to donate to our stash, please bring a new or gently used gardening item. We usually include things like fertilizer, gloves, tools, outdoor decorations, books, etc.
Garden Junk and Garden Art is also welcome for trading. Hoses, trellises, rusty buckets, signs, you name it ! We've had people bring homemade soap, mosaic pots, and other great items.
We welcome donations to help pay for the rental of the pavilion. Although it is voluntary, please consider that you're leaving the swap with plants that would have cost so much more at a nursery. A few dollars in the jar will go far to help us rent this nice pavilion for the next swap.
You may consider bringing cardboard boxes to haul home your booty. You may end up taking home more than you bring, and it's not always easy to get it all back in your car. Packing in boxes will allow you to stack them and keep your plants safe.
Bring something to use for labeling the plants you receive. Old window blinds are excellent for this purpose ! They last forever and they're kept out of landfills.
On that note, please label your plants for others. It saves a lot of time at the swap. You don't have to tell everyone what each plant is, since they already have names on them.
Another helpful hint, which takes more time, but is great to have: consider putting a notebook together of your plants. Add pictures and descriptions of each plant you bring. Over time, you can add to it as you accumulate different types of plants. This also saves time at the swap. Others can view your notebook to see what a certain plant will look like.
While swapping, please don't take plants off other's tables without asking. They may be across the room promising that same plant to someone else. Please find the owner and ask permission. Everyone's different, of course, and may bid you take whatever you like. But it's good to err on the side of caution, and ask anyway. It's a good idea for all of us to put our name on our table so that everyone knows who to find when they see a plant they'd like.
Plants under the tables are not for swapping. This is where we place the plants we're taking home.
Please do not stick a cutting into a pot and call it a plant. At the Ft Worth swap they ask you to leave if this happens. We've never asked anyone to leave, but I've felt like it a few times. I have been sorely disappointed and very upset when I received what was called a plant, only to discover at home that my "plant" was a cutting stuck in the dirt that morning. You may bring cuttings, of course, but please let the other person know that you have cuttings, and not rooted plants. Some cuttings will not develop into plants, and it makes the person feel like they've been ripped off.
Some plants are special or rare and the swapper may want something special in return. This is understandable. On the other hand, some of us don't always need something in return. Please consider everyone's feelings while swapping.
Last but not least, have a good time. Make new friends ! I've met really great folks at the swaps and we're still swapping 10 years later !!
My dog broke my leg on Friday, so I'm not sure right now if I'll be in a position to make the swap, although I hope enough time will go by and I will be healed enough to make the drive. I am expecting surgery in the next few days, and your prayers would be very much appreciated.
As soon as I can, I hope to be back here with a list of things I might bring. I would like to make pre-arranged trades if possible, especially since I may be attending the San Antonio swap the same day. In the meantime, please post what you might have to bring, and what you are looking for, and perhaps we can all get started with swapping.
If you have garden "stuff" to share, please let me know. I have so many plants already and would like other things which don't need water and care. Your stuff really doesn't even need to be garden-related. If you have anything you might want to get rid of, let me know. It might be just what I need. Last year I traded for some drawer pulls off an old dresser !
I hope to see familiar faces, and new ones ! Thank you, Charlotte for taking on this responsibility again !
- Posted by wantonamara 8bTx (My Page) on Tue, Mar 1, 11 at 1:03
|Patty, So sorry to here about your leg. I have a broken finger, a jammed finger, a pulled chest muscle and a brand new floater in my eye, all from clearing land for my wildlife exemption. I will send my thoughts up to the cosmos for your well being.
I too will try to make it but am not sure. A lot is going on this spring.
|Update on Patty for the Buda folks: Steve just called and said the surgery went fine. The doctor was pleased that he found no ligament damage or other problems so the broken tip of the tibia was screwed in place and that was it. She'll go home from the hospital tomorrow and be wearing a knee brace for a number of weeks. Also she'll have physical therapy to make sure everything heals correctly. She's in good hands with Steve -- he can cook, clean and do laundry :-)
Of course, no one would be exactly happy to be missing gardening time in this good weather, but I think this is going to be one of those long springs so there will be time to do lots of things before the intense heat sets in.
Here's three cheers for you Patty -- hurray, hurray, hurry! And prayers as well :-)
|Patty - I hope you heal quickly. I am keeping you in my prayers.
Mara - I hope you are better soon, too!
This is the season for injuries it seems. A tendon in my ankle was torn in a car accident, and it has been S-L-O-W to heal. I hope to make it to the swap, but will see.
Thanks Charlotte for all of your hard work.
- Posted by castro_gardener 8b (My Page) on Sun, Mar 6, 11 at 19:18
|Hi Jana, good to hear from you. Thank you for your prayers. I'm itching to get out and play in the dirt ! Sorry to hear about your injury.
You, too, Mara. My goodness ! Hope you got your work done first. I hope we both make it to the swap.
|You may have read this on the main forum or the SAPS thread already, but if not Patty wanted her friends to know that she is back in the hospital so can't answer emails right now.
She had trouble taking deep breaths night before last and tests revealed that she has blood clots in both lungs and in her knee. She is, of course, on blood thinners and is being carefully monitored.
I just talked to Patty's hubby Steve and he said she has less pain when breathing than yesterday. The doctors expect a good outcome since basically she is in excellent health. The doctors said she'll probably be released from the hospital tomorrow or Monday. Let's keep her in our prayers.
|Get well soon, Patty!
- Posted by castro_gardener 8b (My Page) on Fri, Mar 18, 11 at 17:56
They worked. My surgeon today called me Miracle Child. He told me of a man, not a year older than I, who recently was not as lucky. Very sad. And very scary.
Thank you all for your well-wishes and positive thoughts coming my way. They are very much appreciated ! Your offers of help will not be forgotten.
I came home Tuesday afternoon. Feeling a bit puny still, but time will help that I hope. On crutches for a little while and starting physical therapy next week.
Unfortunately, with all of this going on, I don't think I will be able to make the swap. I had thought I could make the Buda and San Antonio swaps, which are scheduled the same day. But that may be a little too much to take on right now. I look forward to seeing everyone in the fall.
|Next Saturday is the swap. Hope everyone is enjoying the nice weather and getting ready for the swap.
Here is the map for the park. Let me know if you want to be added to the evite.
Start posting your haves and wants.
P.S. Patty I hope you are getting better and at least get to go to the San Antonio Swap.
Here is a link that might be useful: Buda Park Map
|Sorry the Map link didn't work. The Buda City Park is at
Austin St. & San Antonio St, Buda, TX 78610, USA on the Google Maps. Google earth even shows the pavilion.
- Posted by mike_stubbs 8 Bastrop TX (My Page) on Sun, Mar 27, 11 at 23:25
|Folks, it has been years since I have been to a plant swap yet Charlotte dutifully keeps sending me an invite and I thank you dear.
Unless something drastic happens I should be there.
I have some tree seedlings - roughleaf dogwood, some type of wild plum, gum bumilia(chittamwood), elm?, and maybe some western soapberry. I have hackberry seedlings, too, if you like the weed tree of Texas. And, yaupon holly.
Any takers?
Looking forward to seeing some of you again and meeting the rest.
|We had a great swap. There were 15 swappers that signed in and a couple more wandered in and out. A nice variety of plants and enough empty pots and trays thanks to Wanda to get everyone stocked up for the next swap. We had more door prizes than food but we had a nice lunch as usual. We even had a few swappers caravan to a plant sale nearby after the swap. I put new batteries in the camera and forgot to take even one picture!
Hope to see everyone again in the fall.
I will do my best to reserve a different weekend than the San Antonio swap!
- Posted by marcie_new z8 (My Page) on Thu, Apr 7, 11 at 0:09
|Oh man I missed the swap! Bummer. Patty sorry to hear about yourleg and hospital stay but thank God you are on the mend. Take care of yourself, and Charlotte Maybe I can make it to the fall swap.Will be coming over here to check in more often Marcie.
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BALTIMORE - The Baltimore City Council is considering a bill that would create new rules for valet companies and make them accountable to the Baltimore City Parking Authority.
Councilman William Cole's plan would require city valet companies to apply for a license and file a detailed plan for how their services would operate. The Baltimore Sun ( http://bsun.md/L4zAIE) reports the parking authority currently controls where valet services may set up, but it doesn't have the ability to require them to use off-street parking or prove that employees have valid driver's licenses.
A co-owner of three Harbor East restaurants with valet parking says the legislation is "reactionary" and that parking companies that offer poor service won't last even if there are new rules.
The parking authority says about 100 valet services operate in Baltimore.
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A leading processor and distributor of milk and other dairy products, Dean Foods sells more than 50 private-label brands to grocery stores.
WHY DEAN FOODS (DF) IS UNDER-VALUED:Dean Foods is the largest packager/distributor of milk products in the United States. They also lead the market in coffee creamers with their flagship brand "International Delight". Besides "Dean" milk, here are some other brands of theirs you may have heard of: "Silk", "Horizon", "Land-O-Lakes", "Alpro".Over the past 3 years, dairy companies have been one the hardest hit sub-sectors of the agricultural industry. They've been wounded by low milk prices pending the food & commodity bubble of 2008 and the subsequent panics that spurred investor exoduses throughout the recession as well as the recovery. Historic profit margin lows, despite steady revenues, were generated by a drawn-out unfavorable per unit ratio of CME milk valuation to the cost of production ($/gal of CME Grade III/IV : $1.60/gal). This accompanied with the dairy-sector investor exoduses, insider holding declines, share dilution (*See Fool stats - stagnant/increasing revenue w/ decreasing EPS), have brought about beyond belief under-valuation for a massive firm. WHY INVEST IN DEAN FOODS?Only until recently (December 2010), milk prices noticeably twitched upward for the first time after 3 years of decline. Supply is down, this may be a sure signal of the dairy sub-sector reacting to prolonged deflation. Isn't it strange that Dean's revenue remains unchanged over these past 3 years despite declines in demand and pricing for milk (which accounts for more than half of their revenue)? The reason for this is because Dean has quantifiably increased sales via the expansion of their recently acquired brands like the organic milk "Horizon" and via variant introductions (i.e. flavors) for existing brands like "Silk". Revenues have increased despite sub-par milk prices and overall lack of market equity in the dairy sector. This is a planned movement by Dean called "Whitewave-Alpro" and it is being executed successfully along with a $300 million cost-cutting program. Dean has positive earnings estimates 2011 and 2012 (*see Fool growth rates). Sector analysis: if you read the news, you'll notice the rate of milk production is declining (a reaction to a prolonged demand dive and negative speculation), a pharmaceutical company released a drug to combat allergies nearly 3% of children have with milk, parents are just starting to complain about increasing milk prices, the FDA and various foreign agencies blocking out supply from Japan, Goldman Sachs' retaining of a neutral rating for DF (which means they're probably buying shares right now).All these are signs of impending demand during a long, strong period of negative speculation. The only question I have is why two top executives (incl. their COO) resigned this past quarter. If you have an answer or conjecture, I'd like to know it! Citations:(CME Milk prices) http://www.cmegroup.com/popup/mdq2.html?code=DCH1&title=March_2011_Class_III_Milk&type=p#period=W(Whitewave-Alpro)http://www.whitewave.com/(Dean Foods Quarterly Report)http://www.deanfoods.com/our-company/investor-relations/events--presentations.aspx


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We use Similac bottles. The only place I can find them is at Target. They're the only ones she'll take, because the nipples are smaller and it takes a while for her to eat with the slow flow nipples.
I'd make sure you have slow flow nipples for the Avent bottles before I'd go buy other bottles.
We use the Playtex Ventaire bottles and love them! We started with Tommee Tippee, and weren't fans.
FWIW, Aria is still on the slow flow nipples. She just doesn't like the faster flow ones. Our pedi said that it isn't necessary to ever switch to anything faster. The slow flow nipples are the closest to the flow a baby would get naturally out of the breast. If your baby does ok with a faster flow then it's fine, but don't worry if they never want to take anything faster. It takes Aria less than 10 minutes to down an 8oz bottle, even with the slow flow nipple.
We use the Playtex Ventaire and I like them a lot. My LO took to them right away and we've used them since day 1.
I also have 2 Avent bottles, and they're ok... but I do notice more of a mess all over her chin when we use that (I think it's the nipple shape).
I'm EBF and my daughter had a hard time getting used to bottles... we've tried Avent (hated them), Playtex Ventaire (slightly better), Tommee Tippee and Nuk. Nuk bottles have the most real-nipple (one side is flat like the way your nipple is supposed to be in LO's mouth). But we personally haev had the best results with the Nuk and Tommee Tippee bottles.


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Easy Reader food critic Richard Foss last week reported his top ten new restaurants that opened in the South Bay in 2013.
"It is no exaggeration to say that 2013 was the best year ever when it comes to both culinary innovation and execution," Foss wrote. "I dithered over this list until the last moment, because so many places opened serving such a diverse variety of food at different price levels that the decision was very difficult. This year's crop included some wonderful and unlikely eateries to fit any budget."
Videographer and photographer Brad Jacobson visited each restaurant.
The list, in alphabetical order:
Alfredo Garcia's
Avenue Italy
Doma Café
Fishing With Dynamite
Little Sister
Panela's Brazilian
Ragin Cajun
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John 3:16 is written on a sign in front of the bottom right picture within the mosaic of pictures RobertPiano posted, looking for Atheist 'gestures' - i.e. teabowing.
There is a guy in Ireland that travels around to televised football games with a John 3:7 banner and John 3:16 on the flip side. He stands behind the goalposts and has been for over 20 years. I used to think it funny but really he is just another deluded Xian. More here is you are bothered.


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10 Surprising Ways to Add Color to Your Home
Whether it's on a pair of pillows, the back of a bookshelf, the floor or the ceiling, a splash of unexpected color transforms any space from boring to breathtaking.
By Jen DeRose
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There are other hues besides the standard chrome or brass. In the white-and-brown kitchen of a Greenwich, Connecticut, house, designer Ashley Whittaker added a fresh, crisp feeling by installing Urban Electric's Chisholm Hall lanterns – which come in all of Benjamin Moore's paint colors in addition to nearly 200 powder coat finishes.


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- Joyce Kaplan
- Joyce grew up in Los Angeles and has been involved and working in zoos since high school at the Los Angeles Zoo. She holds a BS in Biology/Animal Physiology from Cornell University and an MS in Zoology from the University of Idaho, has worked at a variety of zoos and other animal facilities in every region of the country, and for 14 years was the director of a zoo animal technology degree program in Florida. Highlights of her career have been developing opportunities for students to obtain valuable experience that has helped them pursue successful careers at some of the best zoos, and taking students to Africa to share their experience with international colleagues. Serving as an advocate for best practices animal management and conservation education regionally and internationally is her passion. Joyce teaches Introduction to Zoo Science, Animal Nutrition, Captive Population Management, and the Zoo Biology & Management 4-course series.
- Dr. Diana Corwin
Dr. Diana Corwin has a Bachelor of Science in Zoology from Montana State University, pursued graduate work in Biology at San Diego State University, and earned a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Tennessee. Her years of experience in a diverse range of animal care and research settings includes work in animal shelters, large and small animal veterinary clinics, the Louisville Zoo's veterinary hospital and wildlife rehabilitation program, university field studies in radio-collaring deer, and research at the San Diego Zoo. She has also been trained as an Oregon Zoo Guide and taught educational programs for the Audubon Society of Portland.
Dr. Corwin teaches Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy and Physiology I & II for the BAMZA department as well as serving as an Anatomy and Physiology instructor for PCC's Biology and Veterinary Technology departments.
- Jenny DeGroot
Jenny grew up in the Chicago area, and first began her career in the animal field as a volunteer and intern at Shedd Aquarium. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Marine Biology from Texas A&M University. As an animal keeper for over a decade, Jenny has worked at multiple zoos and aquariums with a variety of species including marine mammals, birds, carnivores, fish and invertebrates, and reptiles. She also spent a portion of her career rehabilitating wildlife, researching endangered birds, and had a pet-sitting side business for several years before moving to Portland. She is an active member of the International Marine Animal Trainers' Association (IMATA), and she has published her work and presented at multiple conferences.
Jenny is currently a keeper at Oregon Zoo, and is passionate about animal training and enrichment. She teaches the Cooperative Education courses in PCC's BAMZA department, and looks forward to developing and teaching the Zoo Animal Behavior Management course.
- Dr. Lisa Harrenstien
Dr. Lisa Harrenstien is a graduate of Duke University (BS – Zoology) and North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M.). She has worked as a small-animal/exotics private practitioner, a clinical intern in exotic/wildlife/zoo animal medicine at Kansas State University, a postdoc in veterinary pathobiology at the University of Tennessee, a clinical resident and faculty member in zoological medicine at UC Davis, and in 2005 became a Diplomat of the American College of Zoological Medicine. Dr. Harrenstien has worked with a variety of projects involving contraceptive use in zoo carnivores, reintroduction of red wolves into the Southeast, and disease surveillance in zoological species. She was a clinical veterinarian at the Oregon Zoo for 14 years and currently works as a consultant for captive and free-ranging wildlife medicine, including recent work at the National Zoological Park, Houston Zoo, various exotics-focused private practices, and serving as the veterinary advisor for the Species Survival Plan of the endangered Columbia Basin pygmy rabbit. Dr. Harrenstien brings this wealth of knowledge and experience to PCC's BAMZA students in the Veterinary Procedures and Treatments for Zookeepers course.
- Dr. Brad Krohn
- Dr. Brad Krohn is a veterinarian and Director of PCC's Veterinary Technology program. He has a special interest in fish medicine/aquatic environments and is developing and teaching Zoo Water Quality Management in the BAMZA department. He lectures on fish medicine/aquaculture within the VT program where he also teaches small animal Anesthesiology and Surgical Nursing. Dr. Krohn is a graduate of the University of Illinois (B.S. Biology) and Mississippi State University - College of Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M.). He completed a post-graduate internship in Small Animal Medicine and Surgery at the University of Prince Edward Island, Canada and is an alumnus of the AquaVet program held at the National Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Massachusetts. Dr. Krohn sees fish patients during the summer with his business Aquatic Veterinary Services of Oregon. In his spare time he enjoys playing ice hockey, riding café racers, reading, and collecting books and records.
- Meghan Martin
Meghan grew up in Springerville, Arizona and holds a BA in Biology from Reed College and an MS (completing a PhD) in Biology from Portland State University. Her graduate research has included the effects of mate choice in captive breeding of both endangered pygmy rabbits at the Oregon Zoo and in giant pandas at the BiFengXia captive breeding center in Ya'An, China, which is a multi-institutional collaboration between the Oregon Zoo, San Diego Zoo, and China Conservation and Research Center for the Giant Panda. Meghan is also executive director of a local conservation and research non-profit, PDXWildlife, and has worked with a variety of other species including Asian elephants and rhesus macaques. Highlights of her career have been developing international internships for students to obtain valuable conservation experiences at the global level, and helping breeding managers develop more successful breeding programs. Meghan whole-heartedly believes in her non-profit's motto, "conserving species through research, community education, and science" and hopes to pass this passion onto her students in her Conservation Biology course.
- Linda Richardson
Linda has been a registered Landscape Architect in Oregon since 1990 and has played a leading role in several firms and managed projects both in the Pacific NW and in Kenya. Additionally, she served as the horticulture manager of the Oregon Zoo for nine years, including maintenance of botanical collections, landscape and irrigation design and construction management for exhibits and specialty gardens, and development of plant conservation, horticulture education and volunteer programs. Linda has a BS in Landscape Architecture from Oregon State University, and holds a Master's of Arts degree in Intercultural Studies. She has also served on the Board of Directors of the Association of Zoological Horticulture.
Linda is dedicated to the concept that animal caretakers should have a good basic knowledge about plant care, invasive, browseable and toxic plants, and the importance of plants in exhibit design, animal health, and enrichment. She shares her enthusiasm for these topics in the Horticulture for Zookeepers course.
- Julia Walz
Julia grew up in southern California where she had her first internship at the Santa Ana Zoo. She holds a BS in Evolution and Ecology from UC Davis and an MS in Biology (Behavioral Ecology) from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. Julia has volunteered at the California Raptor Center, maintained a fish behavior laboratory, and worked with a wide variety of species at several zoological facilities on the West Coast. She has worked at the Oregon Zoo in the education department, the insect zoo, and currently in the bird and marine life departments and as a family farm mentor. In her spare time Julia enjoys spending her time in the great outdoors gardening, hiking, camping, and wildlife watching.
Julia is passionate about discovering and sharing how and why animals behave as they do, so she is excited to engage and immerse her students in the Introduction to Animal Behavior course.
- Rick Horton
Rick grew up in New England, holds a BA in Biology from Colby College and is a graduate of the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust's international training program in endangered species management. He has enjoyed helping to design, fund and maintain live animal exhibits as a staff member in a variety of settings since 1978 including a children's museum, a wildlife center, and the Oregon Zoo. His exhibit-related experiences have varied with each institution according to his role at the time - as keeper, curator, educator and development professional. He has participated in conceptual design, message development, fundraising, fabrication and the daily care of exhibit inhabitants. Rick played a key role in the development of the Oregon Zoo's national award-winning Eagle Canyon and Predators of the Serengeti exhibits and looks forward to helping students understand the many challenges inherent to successful exhibit design. He also serves PCC as an adjunct instructor in grantsmanship.
- Sara Morgan
Sara grew up in central California, where, at age twelve, she started raising guide dogs for the blind. Sara developed her passion for animal behavior and husbandry while attending Moorpark College's Exotic Animal Training and Management program. Following the program she received a job at the San Diego zoo working in a multi species show that included sea lions, cheetahs, wolves, reptiles, raptors, psittacines, singing dogs, porcupines, a hyena, and more. While working full time, Sara received a BA in Psychology at San Diego State University. She has also spent a portion of her career working for an outreach program, helped to consult and develop a contracted animal show at the San Diego Wild Animal Park, and has worked as a bird keeper where she participated in raising California Condors for release into the wild.
Sara is currently a Marine Life keeper at the Oregon Zoo and a Cooperative Education instructor in PCC's BAMZA department.
- Laura Harris
Laura comes to PCC from Toledo, Ohio, is a Registered Veterinary Technician with 12 years of experience, and also holds a BA in English with a writing concentration. She has a background in small animal and zoo medicine, as well as veterinary technology course instruction at a small college. Laura had her first glimpse of zoo medicine when she completed her post-graduate externship at the Toledo Zoo. After passing her national boards, she was hired by the Toledo Zoo as a RVT where she assisted with a variety of procedures from annual exams on primates and big cats to elephant artificial insemination. She was also involved in training for blood collection from their grey seals and pregnancy ultrasounds on their gibbons, and is proud to say that she was involved in the conservation efforts of the Kihansi Spray Toad and the Wyoming Toad. Laura looks forward to bringing her passions for the fields of animal science and education to helping foster the success of the BMZA students
Laura is the Instructional Support Technician for the BAMZA program as well as teaching the Zoological Professional Development Seminar and Cooperative Education – Zoological Specialty courses.
- Shannon Ansley
Shannon is a full-time instructor in the Biology department at PCC Sylvania, and is a graduate of the University of Guelph (BS – Zoology) and the University of South Florida (MS – Biology). Shannon is an ecologist, a Certified Interpretive Trainer, and an Oregon Master Naturalist, with a love for nature in general and animals in particular. She has interned in animal care at the Oregon Zoo and currently volunteers at the Oregon Humane Society. Besides teaching general biology, wildlife conservation, and field courses for PCC's Biology department, Shannon is excited to be a part of PCC's BAMZA program by developing and teaching the Wildlife Education Management course.


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CCDF Annual Report for Tribal Lead Agencies
Program Instruction: CCDF-ACF-PI-2012-06
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Tribal aggregate information on services provided through CCDF must be submitted annually, as required by the CCDF regulations at 45 CFR 98.70(c).
The CCDF Annual Report consists of two parts:
- Form ACF-700 Report; and
- Supplemental Narrative Report.
The Administration for Children and Families' (ACF) form ACF-700 Report collects data on all children and families receiving direct CCDF-funded child care services during the period October 1, 2011 through September 30, 2012 (i.e., Federal Fiscal Year (FFY) 2012). The data should include any services funded by CCDF Tribal Mandatory or Discretionary funds. The data reflect services provided during FFY 2012 regardless of whether the services were paid for with FFY 2012 funds or prior years' CCDF funds. For example, all services provided during FFY 2012 that are paid for with FFYs 2010, 2011 or 2012 CCDF funds (i.e., Tribal Mandatory and Discretionary, including funds for resource and referral and school-age care) are to be reported.
In addition, if a program uses other non-CCDF funds to further support direct child care services for the children being reported on the ACF-700, Tribes should indicate the use of those funds and identify the funding source in the "Comments" field of the ACF-700 report.
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The Horseshoe Inn is a family run establishment set in the peace and tranquillity of Levisham village within the North York Moors National Park, about 2 miles from the A169 Whitby to Pickering road. An idyllic destination for a relaxing country break or meal.
Surrounded by breathtaking scenery, we offer a range of comfortable guest accommodation. Attractions such as Dalby Forest and the North Yorkshire Moors Railway are on the doorstop. Click here to see our room tariffs which include full English breakfast. Using only the best produce, a varied and seasonal menu provides lunches and dinners to suit all tastes. Click here to see our sample menus.
Since 2007 it has been owned by brothers Charles and Toby Wood who are enthusiastically involved in the day to day running of the pub as your host and chef. Charles and Toby give their guests a warm reception by providing great service and high quality food and drink in comfortable surroundings.
The Horseshoe Inn, Levisham has featured as a main entry in The Good Pub Guide for the last 5 years and we are happy to announce our presence in the Top Ten Inns in the 2014 edition. We feel this is a great reflection on the hard work of our dedicated team and the loyalty of our much valued guests, thank you.


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There are two main resources that we use to improve our understanding of how and why people engage with the arts:
- Taking Part survey - a major national survey of cultural participation that has been running since 2005
- Arts-based segmentation research - an in-depth analysis of the patterns of consumer behaviour and arts engagement in England based on data from the Taking Part and TGI surveys
We are also a partner in 'Understanding Everyday Participation - Articulating Cultural Values', a large-scale project to research how people participate in culture, sport and other social and civic activities in their everyday lives. The research aims to develop new ways of understanding and measuring participation and its value based on how people live their lives today and what is important to them. The project is a collaboration between four universities and 12 national partners and is funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council until 2017.
You can also read about the Active People and TGI surveys that have historically been used to understand arts engagement in England. For further historical context to our audience research, see the final report from the New Audiences Programme (2004).
We are currently supporting the arts sector to better understand audiences by commissioning work through the Audience Focus fund.


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Kamchatka - Land of Ice and Fire
Russia, Trek & Walk, 15 days - from £2,795 (land only) - from €3,495 (land only) - from $4,895 (land only)
The following checklist should help you with your packing. As a general rule, you should always try to keep the weight of your equipment to a minimum. The packed weight of your trek bag while trekking should be no more than 15 kgs./33 lbs.
You must bring the following items:
Hiking boots
Trekking trousers / pants
Waterproof overtrousers / rainpants
Baselayer shirts
Casual shirt and/or T-shirts
Fleece jacket or warm jumper/sweater
Waterproof jacket
Warm hat
Eyewear - Sunglasses
Gloves or mittens
Headtorch/headlamp with batteries
Sun protection (including total bloc for lips, nose etc.)
Water bottles 1 Litre (1 Quart) x2
Washbag and toiletries
Antibacterial handwash
Small towel
Selection of dry bags (to keep trek bag contents dry)
Small padlock (to lock trek bag)
Daypack (approx. 30 litres)
Sleeping bag (comfort rating - minus 10 degrees centigrade)
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It's so refreshing in this blog era of rancor, invective, and poisonous reprisals to see a difference of opinion aired in a civilized manner that allows everyone to break for crumpets and Earl Grey tea in the sun parlor afterwards.
Such was the frank yet respectful expression of disagreement--disagreement without disagreeability, that is the model we should all emulate--that took place in Barry Crimmins' comments section over his 4th of July American Seder address, referenced below (scroll down with your little mouse).
Darleen Click--the auteur and artiste of the recent "Obama the rapist" cartoon--took issue with Crimmins after reading about his post on this cosmopolitan blog of mine.
Who is keeping you chained in a country you hate? I'll be happy to chip in and buy you a ticket to the country you find superior to America.
See? Click poses a question, then offers a constructive solution. An offer Crimmins gallantly declines, while offering a suggestion or two of his own:
Darleen Click- I answered that "love it or leave it" tripe long ago by simply stating that I am not stupid enough to leave this nation and allow myself to be victimized by its foreign policy.
If you post more substantial rejoinder to the points I made rather than attempt to deport me for making them, I'll restore the link to the shitty website you tried to gravy-train onto the end of your really fucking tired comment. In the meantime, thanks for responding with the exact sort of reactionary pap that I was sending up in the first place. The world will become so much less humoous when people like you learn how to get out of your own way.
Love and kisses, Barry Crimmins
If I may interject a teeny suggestion of my own: Considering the chronic financial woes of the Protein Wisdom mothership that is her blog base (kept barely chugging along through monthly "blegs"), she might want to forget about chipping in to Barry's expatriation kitty and direct her spare change someplace closer to home.
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|How did you guys do yesterday? Sorry I missed it again. You're a little far but wouldn't have minded the trip.
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- Posted by Sugar_Magnolia z6 NJ (My Page) on Sun, Oct 2, 05 at 14:05
|Oh that is bizarre. There was a woman there named Loretta and, since I've never met you, I thought she was you! I thanked her for all the useful posts and gave her a beautiful rose bush. Oh well, she was a nice lady so I am sure Rosie went to a good home:-)
I thought the swap was lovely. Steve and Melody are such nice people and WOW what a fabulous garden they have. I came home with so many new plants... I've been planting all day. Thank you Steve, Melody, Annette Joanne, Ellen, Drew, Loretta from Philly, for so many plants. It was nice to meet everyone!
|Another Loretta? There aren't too many of us around. Lol! Thank you for the kind thought though. I am sure Rosie will be loved and well cared for! That's too funny.
|I'm the Loretta who went to the swap. I wondered why Sugar Magnolia said she appreceiated all my help and advice on the GardenWeb, but after a while I assumed she hung out in the PA forum a lot, since that's where I am almost all of the time. Now I know she doesn't. She meant a NJ Loretta. It's nice to know another gardening Loretta. As you say, there aren't too many of us around.
The swap was fun. It's always a treat to spend time with other plant fanatics, er, I mean enthusiasts. Steve and Melody's garden alone was worth the visit.
Rosie is planted and settling in her new bed. I'm already dreaming of her flowers for next year.
|I had a lot of fun at the swap. This is my second visit to Steve & Melody's house. They have great gardens and are great hosts! I still haven't finished planting and potting yet. I hope to finish today.
|Nice to meet you Loretta of PA. I should check out the PA forum. I do like to do some plant hunting over there. Maybe you can post a picture of Rosie in bloom next year if you have a digital!
It is great that Steve and Melody have offered their place to meet so often. Personally, I don't think I could ever get it together to host a swap.
|We enjoyed it also! Next time, I'll let some garden clubs know in advance so more people are in on it.
- Posted by pontesmanny z6/7 S NJ (My Page) on Tue, Oct 4, 05 at 23:29
|Thanks to Steve and Melody for organizing the garden swap! Now I just have to find a some way to be there!
- Posted by Sugar_Magnolia z6 NJ (My Page) on Sat, Oct 8, 05 at 15:39
|Sorry to be a late poster... I've been away on business. Someone suggested to me that we ask Garen Centers for donations for our next sap -- items they don't want or which may need TLC, etc.
Loretta from Philly, I am glad Rosie is doing well! She really is a beautiful girl. I want to plant the peonies this weekend but it's pouring!!!!!! They are going in my front yard and will flank the walkway to my front door.
Thanks again everyone!
|I think plants for the swap should be from swappers. What I would like for next time is for garden clubs to be notified in advance as these groups probably have persons who are not internet-savvy.
- Posted by njmastergardener z6bNJ (My Page) on Thu, Nov 10, 05 at 15:16
|I surely am sorry I didn't know about this meet. I'm the past Pres of the Pinelands garden Club, and belong to a few other gardening type clubs such as Pennsylvania Horticulture Society, South Jersey Organic gardening club, National Herbal society. I'm thinkin of starting a garden club in the Palmyra area of Burlington county. I'd be glad to host a meet next year. My garden will be in 2 garden tours in June, so the garden will be ready for visitors by then. I also have a plant sale and open house for my greenhouse/to get rid of the plants I;ve been growing-by june I'm tired of watering them.
It would be fun to have a plant swap meet again.
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With new and old names coming into the WWE as we head to WrestleMania, it seems to be there's been a growing issue of recklessness in the ring. With so many fantastic wrestlers in the WWE, I'm shocked when we see specific wrestlers who are habitual offenders of reckless ring work continue to be pushed. WWE posted an article about the 20 most dangerous Superstars of the WWE, but that was written in kayfabe, and about wrestlers throughout the years who have been strong and appear dangerous. I'm talking about those wrestlers who have had issue with taking the proper care with those they're facing in the ring, Superstars who are competing now, even after proving that they're not the safest to work with.
With all articles of this kind, parameters have to be laid out because there will always be someone who says, 'What about ___?' So, the wrestlers I'm naming are all males, are employed by the WWE right now, and are working the televised shows on a regular basis.
Mark Henry
I have been more than vocal about Mark Henry being careless in the ring since his return, and because of that, I'm starting with him. From the first person Henry touched upon his return, he set the tone for what was to come. The way Bryan was slammed into the barricade, his head being the only part to actually connect, he was lucky he wasn't seriously injured. If that had been it, I wouldn't have said more than just in passing, but it continued with Rey and Sin Cara in the ring. It wasn't that they're so much smaller than Henry – though that did look bad in the booking – it was the way Henry tossed them around as if they were rag dolls without much care for their physical well being. From there I will say Henry looked like he was controlled slamming Hornswoggle to the mat, but then the way he leaned his whole weight on his fists, grinding them into Hornswoggle's body looked rather vicious, and not in a good way. Even the way Henry was tossing Khali around the ring hand me cringing, and that's saying something. But then Henry had to try to one up Ryback on RAW and poor McIntyre was the one to take the brutality. That last WSS had no support, and McIntyre was just thrown down like a sack of corn. It was very sad and uncalled for.
Brock Lesnar
For the first time since Brock's return he actually ran fast and loose with his own body when he brawled with Triple H around the ring on RAW 2/25/13, which is funny because I've read for years that Trip is one of the safest wrestlers in the business. Prior to that, from the first punch Brock threw in the WWE, blood was flying. His first F5 on Cena looked fine, even if Cena looked like a dead fish, but that first punch after Cena slapped him busted Cena wide open. I had thought years ago that Brock looked really reckless in the ring, but he's taken it to a whole new level since his return. It seems as though Brock has lost what little ability he had to make professional wrestling look realistic. I thought he struggled with it in the past, but since his return he's either busted people open, or thrown punches that looked terribly fake, or even worse was the way he 'broke' HBK and Trip's arms. While he never truly grasped professional wrestling beyond having the look and character, his time in MMA has seems to make his ring work that much worse, and reckless. It might have been a smart financial move to bring him back to the WWE, those who work the ring with him are the ones who have to deal with his reckless behavior.
Great Khali
Khali, unlike most everyone else on my list, has been reckless in the ring all along, not just more recently. His strange and awkward build makes him quite ungainly in all he does, but on top of that he doesn't seem to understand his own strength in the ring. Even when he hits the moves the way he should, they look too strong for the person facing him. It doesn't help that much of the time he's booked facing much smaller wrestlers to make him look that much bigger. When Khali first came into the WWE he seemed to be much more careful than he is now, though still not up to the safety standards I'd expect from all WWE wrestlers.
I have defended Ryback's ring work since he's returned to TV as Ryback, and not Skip. He might be built like, and pushed like, a specific WCW wrestler, but he has proven that he can work the ring. Go back and look at Ryback when he was in FCW, and you can see that his work was really strong. The thing is that at that point he wasn't so jacked up, and I wonder if that might be holding him back right now. When Ryback first came up to the WWE as Ryback, he had his five moves of doom, and he hit them on multiple jobbers, but he was pretty safe in doing it. It wasn't until Ryback's push started falling off, and he was losing at every PPV, that his work became a bit fast and loose. While I understand that he's feeling let down, and not getting pushed to the top as he expected, that's no reason to let your in-ring work suffer. That's only going to stall your push that much more. Hopefully Ryback pulls it together and really shows of the skills he really does have beyond his five moves of doom.
Tensai/Albert/Sweet T
I really struggled on who to pick for my 5th wrestler on this list. I thought of Orton and how he had been punting everyone's heads off, and then the last punt broke Cody Rhodes' unbreakable mask, but he's no longer using that move. I thought of Miz, how he side stepped R-Truth and let him hit the floor outside, and the monstrosity he's been making of the fig 4, but he's not dropped anyone lately, and hasn't hurt anyone with the fig 4. Then I got to Tensai. Since his return he's struggled with the WWE way of doing things. I know he thought he had a lot to prove through all the 'Albert' chants, but almost every move he hit left me cringing. Between wild blows and tossing people around the ring without a care about their well being, Tensai quickly proved that he was not a force to be reckoned with, and not someone you really wanted to be in the ring with. But on top of how reckless Tensai has been throwing moves, it was the way he took a couple moves that seal the deal for me. Cesaro is one of the strongest men on on the WWE roster, but that doesn't mean that Tensai should sandbag his finisher. It's impressive that Cesaro got Tensai up without any help and managed his finisher, but Ryback wasn't so lucky. While I will give Ryback props for trying twice, Tensai very obviously sandbagged Ryback's shell shocked, and could have easily injured McMahon's rising star.
No matter what you might be dealing with at any particular moment, there's no reason to put someone else at risk in the ring. Whether taking or throwing a move, working the ring is a two way dance where everyone should be kept as safe as possible. To put someone else at risk is unconscionable. Not only could you injure yourself in the process, you could injure the other person you're working with, and that's their livelihood. You hurt them and you are taking money from them, food from their families. The locker room isn't what it once was, but there's still a pecking order and if you get a reputation for putting others at risk, you could be putting your own career on the line.


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