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|These boys enjoyed making a new friend during the 2004 Summer Institute .
EAU CLAIRE — Would your school-age children like to learn Spanish vocabulary, build a rocket, grow garden plants, or sing in a choir this summer? They can do all of this and more at the 28th Annual Summer Institute.
This year's Summer Institute will be offered June 13-23 at Hillcrest
Elementary School in Chippewa Falls and July 11-21 at Meadowview Elementary School in Eau Claire. More than 1,000 first through eighth graders are expected to take advantage of the program's enrichment classes.
Coordinated and sponsored by University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Continuing Education and UW-Extension, in partnership with the Chippewa Falls and Eau Claire School Districts, Summer Institute offers classes in a variety of subjects, including math, science, language arts, social studies, foreign languages, creative arts, music and theater.
Offered in 90-minute sessions from 8:30 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Monday through Thursday, Summer Institute classes emphasize hands-on experiences and interaction with peers, creating a learning environment that is both rigorous and fun.
"Summer Institute is an exciting learning experience for teachers and for students, because we encourage everyone to be creative and try out new ideas," said Libby Thurston, Continuing Education/UW-Extension youth outreach specialist. Thurston added that nearly half of the classes offered this year are new to Summer Institute.
UW-Eau Claire Continuing Education/UW-Extension attributes much of Summer Institute's success to the partnerships they have developed with local school districts. These partnerships originated in 1995, when the Chippewa Falls School District began providing classroom space and funding for Summer Institute classes. Currently, the Chippewa Falls and Eau Claire School Districts contribute classroom space, tuition and extra support to make the Summer Institute convenient and affordable for resident families.
"We owe so much to the administrators, teachers, and staff in the school districts," Thurston said. "They are the people who make Summer Institute possible."
Summer Institute instructors are certified teachers from area public and private schools. UW-Eau Claire education majors also serve as the program's teaching assistants, gaining valuable classroom experience and keeping Summer Institute's student to teacher ratio low.
Summer Institute brochures will be delivered to both public and private elementary and middle schools in Eau Claire and Chippewa Falls by March 31st, with registration beginning on April 1st. Parents whose children have not received a brochure by April 1 are encouraged to contact their schools or stop in the Continuing Education office at 210 Water Street, Eau Claire, to register. The cost is $65 tuition plus $15 materials fee per class. The Chippewa Falls and Eau Claire School Districts will cover some tuition costs for students residing within these districts.
UW-Eau Claire Continuing Education will accept registrations on a first-come, first-served basis until classes are filled. Registrations can be delivered or mailed to 210 Water Street, Eau Claire, WI, 54702, or faxed to (715) 836-5263. No phone registrations will be accepted. More information is available online, by calling Thurston at (715) 836-3636 or toll free at (866) UWEC-4-CE (893-2423), or sending e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The VSC Liaison Committee offers guidance on avoiding the all too common situation in which the B1/B2 extension is approved, but the processing time took so long that by the time the approval came, the beneficiary was already unlawfully present!
It often happens that the VSC is unable to adjudicate an I-539 seeking an extension of B-1 or B-2 stay within the time period requested in the extension application, which is usually 6 months. The VSC has informed AILA Liaison that the VSC will adjudicate an approvable extension application to the date of approval, plus one day, where the adjudication takes place after the requested extension date has been reached (as long as the requested date was for a period of no more than 6 months) . Obviously, this process exposes aliens to unlawful presence and 222(g) penalties. AILA's VSC liaison committee is working with the VSC to rectify this problem.
Regulations at 8 CFR 214.2(b)(1) only permit requests for extensions of up to 6 months. Where an application to extend B1/B2 status pursuant to 8 CFR 214.2(b)(1) remains pending close to the expiration date of the time period requested, VSC has advised AILA Liaison that it recommends that the alien leave the U.S. prior to adjudication, or to interfile a second I-539, including the receipt notice of the still-pending petition, with an explanation of the reason that the alien will not be able to depart within the original time requested, supported by appropriate documentation.

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NOT SO BIG SHOWHOUSE 2005 454-6. This home was originally designed
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In addition to its exemplification of Sarah's design principles, it is highly energy efficient and sustainably designed. A combination of open spaces, varied ceiling heights, and well-placed windows and lighting give the home a simultaneously spacious and cozy feeling.
A separate away room can be used as a media room, an office, or a guest bedroom. The large screen porch off the living area has views in three directions, and along with a series of connected decks encourages outdoor living. The kitchen is at the heart of the main level. It is beautifully integrated with both the main living area and the dining room, and has plenty of work surfaces for the serious cook. Tucked behind the kitchen is a true mudroom, along with a mail sorting place.
The upper level of the home has two large bedrooms, the laundry for convenience, and a luxurious master suite. The master bedroom uses vaulted ceilings, intimate nooks, built-ins and bump-outs for architectural interest and luxurious spatial experiencing. From the master bedroom, a long hallway draws you past the large master bath and walk-in closet to an upper level office. A door off the master bedroom opens onto an upper level connecting deck above the breezeway that leads to the glass roofed gazebo above the garage. The gazebo itself can be used in a multitude of ways. Left wide open as is, and combined with the large adjoining deck, it is a perfect place for parties. The addition of either a full or half bath would allow it to be used as a guest studio, or home office. Gazebo is 529 square feet
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Review: Wolitzer novel charts lives of 6 teensApril 8, 2013 @ 3:55 pm
(AP) - "The Interestings" (Riverhead Books), by Meg Wolitzer
A little talent is a dangerous thing. Meg Wolitzer examines the implications of that sad truth in her latest work, a sprawling, marvelously inventive novel that tracks the friendships over nearly four decades of six teenagers who meet in the summer of 1974 at an arts camp in Massachusetts.
At the center of the book is Julie Jacobson, a gawky but fundamentally good kid from suburban Long Island who emerges from the grief of losing a parent and discovers a gift for comic acting during that long ago mythic summer.
The agents of her transformation are five more sophisticated kids from New York City who dub her "Jules" _ a cool nickname that sticks for life _ and teach her the art of ironic observation. During a pot- and vodka-fueled conversation in a tepee in the opening scene, they ironically christen themselves "the Interestings" so, as one of them says, "the world can know just how unbelievably interesting we are."
Wolitzer's vivid characters include a boy-genius cartoonist who becomes unimaginably wealthy after creating a long-running TV show; a handsome, predatory youth named Goodman Wolf (perhaps better named Wolfman) and his sensitive, beautiful sister, Ash; a physically precocious dancer who reinvents herself as a Wall Street CEO after a life-shattering event; and a gifted musician whose life is nearly destroyed when he is cruelly exploited by a friend of his famous folk singer-mother.
New York City, whose relentless gentrification from the late `70s through the 2000s serves as a backdrop for most of the action, becomes something of a seventh character in the ensemble cast.
Wolitzer captures with almost unerring accuracy both the rhythms of conversation and the customs of urban life among this upwardly aspiring, artistically inclined collection of Manhattanites.
The chicken Marbella recipe from "The Silver Palate Cookbook" makes a guest appearance, as does Jules' neighborhood takeout Vietnamese restaurant, which serves as a soothing presence during a long stretch of her challenging marriage to a fundamentally nice guy from New Jersey who was never lucky or cursed enough to spend a few summers, as she did, with a bunch of talented, self-absorbed kids from the city.
Years from now, when readers are curious what it was like to be a member of the creative class in New York in the decades just before and after the dawn of the 21st century, they'll do well to pick up this ambitious and enormously entertaining coming-of-age story.
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Seanad Éireann - Volume 155 - 24 April, 1998
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An Cathaoirleach: I have notice from Senator Costello that, on the motion for the Adjournment of the House today, he proposes to raise the following matter:
The need for the Minister for Education and Science to make available for academic research his Department's files on reformatory and industrial schools 1924-68.
I regard the matter raised by the Senator as suitable for discussion on the Adjournment and it will be taken at the conclusion of business.
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One: 125 brandbuilding tips from Copyblogger
Branding is never "finished". Even when you have an established brand you have to constantly grow and nurture it.
Logan Zanelli does a thorough job of listing ideas to think through regardless of where you are in the branding process.
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22. What are your goals? It's important to plan for the future when creating your brand so it will stand the test of time. What are your plans for the future, and how does your brand fit into that picture?
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The list makes a good starting point for brand "soul-searching."
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I just discovered Angela Connor's Online Community Strategist blog, and it's great. This particular post is written as a caveat to job seekers. But, it is also scrumptious food for thought for company higher-ups who want to really think through their approach to online communities.
I am specifically thinking it can be helpful if you are in the process of empowering current employees, hiring a community manager, or trying to define how online communities fit into your brand.
There's a good chance that no one within the organization has ever held this job – even the hiring manager – so they have no idea of what you will encounter.
It's important to think through entirety of what it will take to have your company be engaged online.
Three: Harvard Tips for Leadership in times of Crisis
How you play your cards in the face of difficult circumstances is very important. Critical times can make or break your brand.
John Baldoni at Harvard Business Review uses the recent NYC snow removal fiasco to demonstrate how important leadership is. Who would think that Newark would out-do NYC in anything?
… Newark Mayor Cory Booker has received acclaim for his response to the nor'easter snowfall, despite taking flak on a host of other matters. Not content with supervising removal, he plunged in with a shovel, helping to extricate cars, clear walkways, and in one instance deliver diapers to a housebound mother. He also tweeted his first-hand observations of the snow to his more than one million Twitter followers.
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I'm just random guy from Finland who likes PC-games, hard rock and bananas. I make mods to Half-Life 2 and I also make my own music. Contact me if you need a soundtrack! I'll take all your moneys!
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I spoke to ZH a while back about if this was OK to do and he said he had no issues with it, so hopefully I'm OK
This September we will be hosting a charity "It's a Knockout" event organised by the PTA.
I'm part of the staff team and will be raising cash (as will all participants). Proceeds will go towards the Kariandusi School Trust , which helps to build schools in rural Kenya.
We're going to have a staff team, 4 student teams, PTA team, local companies (including Derby County FC) all raising money for this cause.
Any donations anybody here would be willing to give via my page : ::Mike Neal:: would be kindly accepted and thanks in advance for anyone who can give. Don't forget to Gift Aid it if you do (I assume 99% of you would be UK taxpayers....either that or your finance department needs to look into it )
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The movie theatre exploded with fantastic movies like, Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi, Superman II, Raiders of the Lost Ark, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, Mad Max II, Escape from New York, Blade Runner, Body Heat, The Shining, Album/video Thriller by Michael Jackson, Sword and Sorcery, Dragonslayer, Excalibur, Conan the Barbarian, Conan the Destroyer, The Never Ending Story, Gandhi, Sophie's Choice, A Passage to India, Ghostbusters, Tootsie, The Big Chill, Risky Business, The Karate Kid, First Blood, Rocky, Missing in Action, just to name a few.
A teen would either go to "Cruise Night" once a week to either take part in or to look at all of the roadsters driving down the boulevard, hang out at the malls, go to an arcade, go to a coffee shop, go to the movies, or during the spring and summer months go to the beaches. Young adults went to the movies, bars, coffee shop, or to the beach. When I wasn't at the beach for a weekend fishing trip or an outdoor theatre to watch Shakespearian plays I went to dinner followed by the theatre and went for coffee after the show. Some weekends I would play hide and seek with friends on the Citizens Band Radio.
It was in the early 1980's when walking down some streets became unsafe in the San Fernando Valley that had been safe before. Many times walking home from helping out a friend at work, I had to pull a knife out of my purse because several strange gang looking young people would follow me, luckily they were looking for easy pickings not a fight. The moment they saw I was willing to fight they mysteriously disappeared. Luck runs out after a while though and criminals began holding people up at gun point; even under bright street lights on a busy boulevard. People not only drove by during a holdup, but turned the other way so they could say they never saw a thing and keep going. Not one person called the police. Having a gun barrel between your eyes is a very frightening experience; when the one holding the gun is shaking and nervous.
We didn't have computers like we do today; they were big, bulky and only good for playing some very old games and typing on. Printers back then were Dot Matrix and also large and balky. Cell phones hadn't either been invented or just wasn't available to the public yet. Car phones were popular if you had the money to afford the expensive cost of one. Citizens Band Radios were popular and affordable; they were also fun to use. We learned how to locate each other using the meters on the Citizen Band Radios in case of an emergency and somebody needed help we stood a good chance of finding them. Living in earthquake country it was best to be prepared at all times.
Some say MTV revolutionized the fashions of the 1980's as well as the music industries and how people watch television today. The truth is, most people were trying to figure out who they were or making statements of who they want you to think they were. Many fashions of the 1980's were simply outrageous. Stripes and poke-a-dots combined, ratty shorts, frilly dresses with leggings topped with leg warmers and tennis shoes just to name a few. Some of the classier looks included long tops, now called tunic tops; and mid calf length skirts worn with nylons and pump styled shoes or sandals. Many wore colors that clashed with one another. My favorite clothing at that time to relax in public was a pair of black pants with a white or red stripe down the sides, a double breasted white or black tunic blouse and knee high black leather boots; two inch black leather belt optional. At home to relax I wore an ankle length house dress; shoes optional.
The talk on the street in 1980 was about Saddam Hussein whom many called Insane Hussein at the time. Everybody wondered whether we were going to get locked into another war again. Many jokes were made about Saddam Hussein and many videos were made to reflect those jokes. Jokes were used many times to lighten somber or angry moods regarding high profile people like the President of the USA or in this case Saddam Hussein. Today jokes are taken way too seriously.
The 1980's was an interesting time to live in. Most people weren't sue happy and although things were tight financially families stuck together to make things work. Sometimes I had to hold two and three jobs at a time, but we survived it. I didn't use credit cards or checks to pay for things and I still don't. I prefer cash and carry. If I can't pay for it outright then I don't need it. If it is mine and I say I own it, it is because it is paid for. I never wanted to be half owner with any bank. Do I have a bank account? Doesn't everybody?
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The focus of today's inspiration is bypassing the girly girls in favor of a lady who's a bit more badass — if you'll excuse the expression. Spotted on the streets on some especially chic models, including Izabel Goulart and Anabela Belikova, it's apparent that the high fashion sneaker is having a moment. With designers like Isabel Marant, Givenchy, Pierre Hardy and more getting in on the sporty trend, these high tops with an edge are slowly overtaking their sharp heeled cousins. One look at these models-off-duty convinces us that the super stylish sneaker works best with dark, minimal pieces and more than a little leather. Shop it below:
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Damaged U.S. Army P-40 pursuit plane at Bellows Field, Oahu, on 9 December 1941, two days after the Japanese air raid.
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After off-season surgery, Amber Sims should be ready to compete in 2002. Another high energy player, Sims brings the ?up? to the Frog team. A solid defensive player and good passer, she will have to earn her playing time in the fall as she spent most of the spring injured.
2001 (Freshman)
Sims fought injury during the season, but earned playing time in 50 games over 21 matches. Her most complete effort came in the Frogs? 3-2 upset victory at Houston when she had 11 kills, 23 attacks, seven digs and one ace?all career highs. Sims led the squad in aces against Sam Houston State. She earned spots on TCU career top 20 list at No. 17 for assists per game (0.16), No. 18 for aces per game (0.12), and No. 19 for blocks per game (0.20).
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Sims ended her Union High School career as leader in kills, blocks and assists. She was named First Team All-Frontier Conference from 1997-2000, including being named the conference MVP in 2000. She was also named to the all-state team in 2000. Over her last two seasons, Sims was named to 11 all-tournament teams. She also played club volleyball for the Tulsa Golden Eagle 18?s (2000-01) and Tulsa Dreamcatcher 18?s (1998-99). Sims was a member of National Honor Society, National Spanish Honor Society, English Student of the Year (1998) and History Student of the Year (1998). She participated in leadership retreats in 2000 and 2001. Sims has also been heavily involved in community outreach activities. She chose TCU over Nevada, LSU, Tennessee, Cornell and Southwest Missouri State.
Born on Nov. 15, 1982, Amber Sims is the daughter of Ambrose and Joyce Sims. She is a psychology major at TCU. Told former head coach Sandy Troudt she?d sign with TCU if she could be #27.


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County resident was once responsible for grandstands
Mark Merkel and his wife, Judi, have been to many shows and events at the grandstands of the Indiana State Fair over many years. There were years when they lived in an apartment underneath of the grandstands at fair time but they had never seen anything like the collapse of the stage at Saturday's Sugarland concert.
"I've been to at least a hundred shows or events and have seen various configurations over the years," said Merkel. "I never saw anything like that. There was a lot of weight on the top, lights, accessories and lots of things. When that thing came down, it was so high that it really came down with much force.
"There was the rigging, extra lights and extra speakers," continued Merkel.
"Structurally it was set up the way they wanted it. People don't understand all that is involved in something like this. When that storm hit, there were 8,000 people up in the grandstands. Trying to get that many out to safety is a challenge."
Merkel compared the crowd in the grandstands to a full house at the War Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne.
"Imagine that place being packed and then having to get all of those people out immediately because of an emergency," said Merkel. "Add a little panic and excitability and it is a real challenge."
Merkel said that one thing that aided in the impact of the wind gust was nearly a quarter of a mile of open track to the west of the stage.
"I'll never forget the sight of that wind coming in," said Merkel, who was sitting with Judi about five rows up into the grandstand. "All of a sudden I felt the wind come up, a cold wind."
Merkel said that he studied many videos of the collapse from various perspectives. He said that it appeared that the wind initially tore out a piece of the top and the canvas. He noted that the stage shifted a little to the right and then backed up, buckled and collapsed.
"That thing (stage) is high. There is no telling the type of currents that developed inside of it when that wind came in there," said Merkel. "You could see the storms out there, but you couldn't see the wind line on the radars."
Merkel studied sophisticated radar clips later and clearly noted that the wind line moved out and was 10 miles ahead of the storm. He said that one good thing was the fact that the stage collapsed into a more vacant area of the track. He estimated that there were close to 2,000 people on the track but most were to the left of the stage, which actually collapsed into an open area to the right.
"I saw it go and remember saying, 'oh my, there has got to be many injuries,'" said Merkel. "It didn't completely cover the track. The track is about 100 feet wide; there was still 20 to 30 feet left after it collapsed."
Merkel said that different kinds of configurations are used according to the nature of the concert. He noted that law enforcement, fair officials, security and other various officials meet several hours before the concert and lay out all possibilities and planning for potential scenarios that could come up.
Merkel served for two terms (eight years) on the state fair board. Prior to that, he had worked for years as head of the Adams County 4-H Fair. From 2003 to 2007, he was responsible for the facilities and things of that nature at the grandstand.
"During that time I got a pretty good feel for the staging and the rigging," Merkel said. "We were there from the beginning of the opening concert. We were sitting in the fourth or fifth row in the middle. When I saw the clouds, many people were looking at their iPods. You could see the storm out there.
"The grandstand is a pretty safe structure. I have been there for many storms and have never felt uneasy or threatened. We lived in an apartment underneath the grandstand," observed Merkel. "The National Weather Service had projected that the storms and rain would come into the fairgrounds around 9:15 p.m.
Actually, they were pretty accurate, but no one had counted on wind like that."
According to Merkel, Sugarland was scheduled to go on to the stage at 8:45 p.m. but there had been a delay because of announcements and various other things going on. The wind rolled in and the stage collapsed at 8:49 p.m. At that time, the singing group was still in a sheltered dressing room underneath the stage.
Merkel stressed that he was very impressed and touched at the quick response of those racing to help the injured.
"There was a flight attendant close to us from Texas who had come to the concert. She raced to the site to use her nursing skills that she had learned for her job," Merkel said. "As soon as that thing collapsed, it looked like many people who were fleeing turned around and ran back to it. There were electronics all around that could have been charged. People weren't thinking of their own safety at that point. They were concerned about rescuing their fellow humans. That action was very touching to all of us."
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English Title: A Spoilt WeddingPokazena Svatba (A Spoilt Wedding) (1970) Theatrical Cartoon
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- Originally Released in 1970 (Estimate).
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Global Studies is an interdisciplinary program of study that provides a strong foundation in the analysis of contemporary global issues. The requirements of the major enrich, complement, and coordinate departmental offerings with the goals of:
- providing knowledge of diverse cultures: their social, economic and political interactions and impacts on the world;
- developing skills for successfully negotiating realities of contemporary societies;
- fostering values that respect diverse ways of living and deepen commitment to sustainability.
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- Global Studies COURSE IDEAS lists for SPRING 2015 available!
- Students must work with advisors to determine whether courses on this list will work with your Major Plan of Study. Courses should be considered as OPTIONS. We recommend that you review the courses, narrow down your interests, and plan a schedule for yourself before seeing an advisor. Some courses may require pre-reqs or instructor permission. Every registration period is also a good time to review your DARS report to see which requirements (gen eds and requirements for the GS major or minor) you still need to do.
- Posted Thu, 30 Oct 2014
- Introducing our NEW Certificate in International Development Studies!
- Open to all majors across campus, LAS Global Studies will offer a Certificate in International Development Studies starting Fall 2014! Students interested in the Certificate are strongly encouraged to sign up for the core course GLBL 250: Development which is being offered in Fall 2014 on Tuesdays and Thursday from 11 am-12:20 pm. Click here to find out the schedule of upcoming information sessions to learn about the certificate!
- Posted Wed, 30 Jul 2014
- Interested in a Global Studies Major or Minor?
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- Posted Tue, 29 Jul 2014
- Introducing THREE exciting Capstone Options!
- LAS Global Studies now offers three capstone options as a culminating undergraduate integrative learning experience for students interested in grappling with global studies issues beyond their Major Plan of Study. Talk to an advisor about doing a Distinction Project, Faculty Research Assistance, or Internship today!
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Gardening in Tucson, Phoenix, and the Desert Southwest
Salvia chamaedryoides: Germander Sage / Mexican Blue Sage
Form: Shrub.
Leaf retention: Evergreen in frost-free areas. Dies to ground in hard freezes.
Growth rate: Moderate to rapid.
Mature Size: 1-3' high and 3-4' wide.
Flowers: Vivid dark blue, raised upper lip, flared two-lobed lower lip, edible.
Bloom: Summer to fall.
Fruit: Tiny seeds.
Leaves: Downy, light green, oval, fragrant.
Stems: No thorns. Woody, brittle.
Roots: Spreads by rhizomes. Slightly invasive.
Wildlife: Attracts butterflies, bees, hummingbirds.
Toxic / Danger: No.
Origin: Mexico.
Cultivation and Uses
USDA hardiness zones: 8-10.
Heat tolerant: Yes.
Drought tolerant: Yes.
Sun: Full sun to part shade.
Water once established: Once or twice a month in part shade. Weekly in full sun during hottest parts of year.
Soil: Well drained, dry.
Planting: Does well in containers.
Prune: After last frost, remove winter damage.
Litter: Low.
Propagation: Seed, division of root clumps.
Uses: Ornamental, wildlife attractor. Flowers used in salads.
A member of the mint family.
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'It's a left-brain/right-brain thing. Her emotional right-brain, located in her right tit, is orgasmically excited that she could write. The logical/analytical left-brain, in her left tit, realized that she had written a total piece of crap and was hiding in embarrassment.'View Full Size
I'd like to thank my dear departed parents for creating my somewhat twisted sense of humor, for this award.
Is it bad I noticed her boobs first, then read the caption and smiled.
Fret not. It's a natural, healthy, and logical first reaction to notice her boobs before all else. In fact, when you get right down to it, they're all that's worth noticing.