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This is a place to post photos, and to discuss, what is in your garden. This is the thread for January 2013. Happy New Year! I know that we all made New Years Resolutions to take more photos of our gardens this year! All garden photos are welcome. As we enter the Winter, we expect to see more photos of foliage, berries, visual interest, hardscape and snow. If it is a photo taken in your garden or your yard, it is fair game to post it here. Here is the link for the January 2012 thread To see all of the 2012 threads, please click on the December 2012 link. The first post will have links to all previous months. I am in process of moving all the 2011 threads over to the |
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- Posted by spedigrees z4VT (email@example.com) on Sat, Jan 5, 13 at 18:49
Claire, your bluestone walkway looks very pretty in the snow. I hope it is not proving too slippery in winter. |
spedigrees: So far the bluestone pavers haven't been slippery, mostly because I'm cleaning them off before ice can form. That's easy now with only a little snowfall to handle, it will probably get more challenging later. I have a few buckets of sand waiting just in case to put on the pavers and that should be fine. I'm wondering though, about what will happen to the pea gravel path if I spread sand on top. I imagine the sand will settle in and fill the spaces in between the gravel, and the path will become more solid. I'm not sure if I want that or not and it would be hard to undo. Does anyone have any experience with adding sand to a gravel path? Claire |
This post was edited by claire on Fri, Jan 11, 13 at 15:35
As 'landscapes' go this is an infinitesimally small one, but there is much joy blooming under the snow. I uncovered a branch of the Erica heath this morning, and it's blooming. I'm not experienced enough to tell the difference between heath and heather, but this sturdy little plant has an interesting story.(link below) Jane |
Here is a link that might be useful: All About Heather
Claire: "Does any (one) have any experience with adding sand to a gravel path?" It was stone dust vs. pea gravel that was used between pavers we had placed some 10 years ago. However, over the stone dust, sand was swept in for additional cushioning, if you will, and the only thing that developed was moss - even in the sunnier spots. My thinking is that whichever seeds the wind carries and remain planted in the residual sand on top the pea gravel, will be what you get - if anything. My experience with stone grit and stone dust is that on top of it, life still lives, but it took a number of years to develop. Jane |
Jane: I'm not concerned about things growing in the joints of the bluestone path. I'm mostly wondering about the section of path that is primarily pea gravel with some marble chips and native stones mixed in. This path squishes when I walk on it as the little stones move around. I think that sprinkling sand on ice on top of this path would result in the sand moving into the gravel when the ice melts. This sand would fill in the voids and eventually lock the gravel in place (if I kept on sanding ice). This might not be a bad thing - the path would become more like a loose concrete, almost like a concrete path with a lot of exposed aggregate. Claire |
Jane, is that your walkway? Very pretty. I love the moss. I have it growing in my paver patio and while many people think they are being helpful by telling me how to get rid of it, I love the look - it softens the large expanse of not-very-aesthetic pavers. I like the stones used in your photo better - still brick-like, but smaller and nicer. I actually like the look of real brick (probably from childhood trips to Boston, Alexandria, and Georgetown, with all their little brick-walled and brick-pathed gardens) but I have those brick-looking pavers, which just aren't the same. I'm really enjoying my pieris this year - although it may be just guilt because I plan on taking them out in the spring! They are just huge and are planted in the front foundation right in front of the windows. I'm tired of hacking them back and it's terrible to do that to them when they want to grow. There are two different ones - one has redder bracts(?) and one is whiter, but they each seem very pronounced and colorful this year. My red twig dogwoods look nice, as usual, against the snow, but need some serious pruning this year - lots of grey, dead stems/branches that I really need to get out there and clear away. I will have to go out and check on my hellebores, after reading the other thread here. I think I mentioned it elsewhere, but I have to say it again, because I still can't believe it - I saw forsythia in bloom the week of Christmas... Dee |
Jane - what beautiful heath. I snapped this photo of the grass peaking thru the melting snow yesterday. By today there is no snow left in this area. |
NO!!! It's the Little Greenhouse That Could!!! I can see a "I Want to Live!" Susan Hayward smile on the little plastic walls of the grow house that was once loved and now, with its film noir story unfolding, is struggling to survive in the winter-dried jungles of out land Plymouth under the wrath of the dispirited greenhouse gardener. The little greenhouse is breathing hope of becoming a hoop house! You can't kill him now. |
Oh great, my greenhouse has attracted a cult following. I'm waiting to see what happens in the next big snow/ice storm - maybe the greenhouse has been watching the rhododendrons curl up their leaves in the cold and the greenhouse will curl down and pop up again all winter. Something new to watch in the garden. Actually, I never used the greenhouse for growing - I bought it for a temporary camp for my houseplants when I first moved up from NYC and didn't have room in a house for them. They lived out there for several months with a little heater and a long distance temperature sensor. Eventually I found space for them indoors and the greenhouse has been empty since then (except for a little yard clutter). I toyed with the idea of setting it up on my deck for the winter to extend the season, but decided it would block the view too much and would be a disaster in a nor'easter. Claire |
Claire - I find your greenhouse to be quite zen. It is there. Because it is. The snow is officially gone from my yard - just in time for more to arrive tomorrow. I found these wonderful mushrooms growing on a stump down by the pond. I don't recall having so many mushrooms on this stump. I tried to look thru my older photos - and even though I take pictures weekly, this stump has never caught my interest as being photo worthy until this week! I love the striping in this photo. |
pixie_lou: A zen greenhouse - I like that. Those mushrooms are quite lovely. Maybe they waited until the bark was loosening up to give the mycelia space to grow? Claire |
Bitterly cold the last few days, and a few more to come. I know what's BITTERLY COLD! to us coastal types is probably par for the winter for some of you, but we're not used to it. The rhododendron leaves are tightly curled up and will remain so for a while. It always amazes me that they recover with no apparent damage when it warms up. Claire (avoiding trying to start the car up) TinyPic seems to be having problems today. I hope my pics come back. |
This post was edited by claire on Fri, Jan 25, 13 at 13:59
-18F for two mornings this week...that should prevent the hemlock adelgid from establishing here in the north :) Here's my January photo. Wish we had 10X the snow! |
Beautiful scene, franeli, and the thought about inhibiting the hemlock adelgid is just as beautiful! It's the best rationale for cold weather I've heard in a while. Claire |
Pixie Lou - Classic vole damage . . . the bane of my existence! I've noticed that my PJMs and Olga Mezzitt curl their leaves so tightly in this kind of cold that they almost look like needle bearing plants. The photo is how the edge of the river bank behind the house looked after one of our light snows in the last couple of weeks. We've had several mornings that every branch was outlined in snow and the sun hitting the trees on the far bank in the early morning created a nice backlit effect. I think that Franeli has a lot more snow than we do - the corn stubble and grass is showing through in enough spots that I can't do skiing or snowshoing. |
nhbabs - the backlighting is gorgeous in that photo. someone walked across our pond after mondays snow. and i've found evidence of all the bittersweet i've yet to eradicate. |
PixieLou - I've been thinking about your pond and wondering if after all this rain, followed by the predicted cold weather, if it will be smooth enough to be skateable. I'm thinking about possibly being able to skate on the large puddles now forming on the corn field, though that doesn't always work out since the soil is fairly well-drained. Claire - I can't see the river itself without walking to the top of the bank since we are about 30 feet above river level, so I don't really consider it part of my garden. I rarely take photos since as you can see, the bank is pretty well treed and doesn't generally make for good photos near the house here. I live on the Merrimack River, which is perhaps 80 feet wide where we are, less than 10 miles downstream from where it forms in Franklin, NH. It's actually pretty flat both on the house level and on the river level, so no waterfalls, though there's a steep rise from our level up to I-93, so there may be a few waterfalls stashed away in the woods somewhere, but none I am aware of. The soil is sandy and without rocks, old glacial lake sediments, so in general not very good for waterfalls, though great for farms and gardens. |
Nice river, nhbabs! Do you hear it when it's flowing strongly? Here the background sound of the waves is mostly forgotten until it changes. I once lived in an apartment in NYC across the street from a church that rang the Angelus at 6AM, noon, and 6PM. I didn't hear it until one day they stopped the morning bell and I was wide awake - something is wrong! Claire |
Claire - The Merrimack is deep enough and flat enough by our house that it doesn't make noise unless it's in flood and one is close enough to be in the sight line of the water. Otherwise the bank absorbs the small amount of noise the flow makes. It's great for swimming and small boating in the summer, and we have lots of wildlife due to the river. |
- Posted by spedigrees z4VT (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sat, Feb 2, 13 at 16:43
NHbabs, I'm envious of you for having the Merrimack river right in your backyard, so to speak. For many years we used to vacation at the other end of the Merrimack where it opens into the ocean at Salisbury, MA in a rather violent mass of deadly looking whirlpools. The state reservation where we stayed had a long riverside beach that converged with the ocean beach. Many happy memories of walking along that river beach with our dogs, before we sold our little travel trailer. You must be at the opposite end, near the river source. Pixie, I love the photo of the fungus growing on your stumps. Such beautiful color patterns. For some reason I kept envisioning moths with the same coloring that would camoflague perfectly with the fungus on your stumps. Franeli, that is a splendid landscape. You must live at a higher altitude than we do, as you had much deeper snow than we when that picture was taken. Pixielou, it's not hard to see why you decided to buy your home based on the beautiful winter view of your pond. And NHbabs, your last winterscape is really exceptional. The lighting and the hayrake in the foreground really make it! I guess it's on to Feb winterscapes now, but I wanted to comment before this thread passed into obscurity. I always seem to have more time to browse than to comment! |
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Cultivation of ill-gotten plant stock did not constitute "public use," a federal judge said, ruling against grape growers and upholding the government's patents and the California Table Grape Commission's exclusive license for two grape varieties.
Judge Sam Hadden filed his ruling in the six-year-old case in September with little fanfare. Neither the U.S. Department of Agriculture nor the grape commission issued statements when Hadden ruled against the grape growers and ordered them to pay certain legal fees for the commission.
Officials with the commission were not immediately available for comment. The USDA's staff was unavailable for comment because of the budget-related government shutdown.
California grape growers filed the case in November 2007. They claimed the USDA's patents for the Scarlet Royal and Autumn King varieties should be nullified because the grapes were in "public use" for a year before the patents were issued in January and February 2006.
The grower plaintiffs were Delano Farms Co., Four Star Fruit Inc., and Gerawan Farming Inc. They presented their case in two days during a bench trial in June.
The growers not only challenged the validity of the USDA's patents on the two grape varieties, but also the exclusive licensing rights that the California Table Grape Commission has on the two varieties.
In his decision, the judge focused on what turned out to be unauthorized possession of grape vine plant stock that two other California growers — cousins Jim Ludy and Larry Ludy — propagated and planted.
The judge wrote that evidence and testimony showed the Ludys got the plant stock immediately following an August 2001 open house when the grape commission and USDA showed the grape varieties, which were in the experimental phase at the agency's breeding program.
Commission president Kathleen Nave told Larry Ludy during the open house that growers could not view the varieties in the field because of plans to patent them. He and Jim Ludy asked a USDA employee they knew at the breeding station to get them some "sticks" from the unreleased varieties, according to testimony.
Judge Hadden wrote in his decision that the USDA employee, Rodney Klassen, who did pruning and other field work at the USDA operation, provided the Ludys with grape plant stock. Testimony indicated Larry and Jim Ludy, as well as Jim's brother Jack Ludy, along with Klassen, all knew that the plant stock should not have been released.

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A recall of about 5,200 Athena cantaloupes in two states ballooned to more than 188,900 cantaloupes distributed in 10 states after inspectors found "unsanitary conditions" at Burch Equipment LLC's cantaloupe packing facility.
The Faison, N.C., grower, which operates under the name Burch Farms, initially recalled 580 cases of cantaloupes July 28. A positive result for listeria from a random sampling by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Microbiological Data Program sparked the recall.
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The initial recall notice stated the Burch melons had been shipped to retailers in New York and Maine. However, there were reports that some ShopRite retail stores in New Jersey had some of the cantaloupes.


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Saturday, October 10, 2009
Bloggers Quilt Festival
Anyways. I did the same thing trying to decide which quilt to share. And I ended up choosing probably my favorite.Pinwheels and Prairie Points. A tutorial I did for the Moda Bake Shop. I gained inspiration for this quilt from many other quilts, and I am hooked on Prairie Points at the moment, and love how they accented this quilt. I am also extremely flattered at the emails I am still receiving from quilters and bloggers who have made this quilt. I think that is the ultimate reward after you design something and put it out there for everyone to see. To know that people like it as much as you do and take the time to make it, is a good feeling. So I thought I'd share a few of the Pinwheel and Prairie Point quilts that have been made by others. CLICK ON THE PHOTOS to see who they are made by. You can see more Pinwheel and Prairie Point quilts in my Flickr Group HERE. Oh! And PLEASE if you have made something from one of my tutorials, I would love to see it. So be sure to upload it over at the group! Hope you all are havin a Pleasant day! ooxx`jodi
44 comments:
- ...dotty... said...
Oh, Jodi, I'm so glad that you chose a pinwheel quilt to showcase........and what a little JEWEL it is !
I love pinwheels anyway, but this little treasure just sparkles.
God Bless you for sharing your talents with others who no doubt want to copy this one ! - October 10, 2009 at 11:34 AM
- Carol said...
I have got to make this quilt. Every one I've seen like it is gorgeous.
- October 10, 2009 at 11:45 AM
- Melody said...
Your pinwheel quilt is on my list to make soon! You are so sweet to share your talents with others. Pinwheels and prairie points are a wonderful combination.
- October 10, 2009 at 1:14 PM
- Allie said...
i LOVE this quilt. This is one of my faves! I have plans to make one in the future.
I know what you mean about having to choose a quilt to feature, and yes I always get the same thing at a restaurant too. - October 10, 2009 at 1:25 PM
- AnnieO said...
That little quilt sparkles and spins! What a great design and love the prairie points--a technique I've always wanted to try. Thanks for sharing.
- October 10, 2009 at 1:29 PM
- Trisha said...
Such a sweet quilt! I love prairie points too.
- October 10, 2009 at 1:53 PM
- Tricia Anne said...
Hello Jodi!
Your quilt is just so precious. I look at it often and hope to create one as well. :o) I currently have a stack of squares cut for a pinwheel quilt, however I know I will need to add sashing around it to make it larger. :o)
I laughed when I read how you order your meals ... I am the exact same way! :o) One day I will just let my husband order and simply say, "Surprise me." :o) Talk about living on the wild side huh?!
Have a wonderful weekend.
Sincerely ~ Tricia Anne - October 10, 2009 at 2:12 PM
- Zonnah said...
It is beautiful!
- October 10, 2009 at 2:24 PM
- Nedra said...
I can see why everyone loved that quilt. It looks wonderful in every type of fabric.
- October 10, 2009 at 2:29 PM
- Happy Cottage Quilter said...
Jodi, I absolutely love this quilt. I am so glad that you went back to the same menu :-) But I've always love pinwheels anyway!
- October 10, 2009 at 3:07 PM
- Lee said...
Oh I have admired this quilt on the Moda bakeshop. It is definitely one on my very long to do list one day.
- October 10, 2009 at 3:37 PM
- Carrie P. said...
Jodi, I remember this quilt and I love it and those little points. The ones that others have done are so cute too. Thanks for sharing.
- October 10, 2009 at 3:43 PM
- Anina said...
I love this one. I really have to try prairie points sometime.
- October 10, 2009 at 4:25 PM
- kwiltmakr said...
The pinwheel is one of my favorite quilts, especially the one you have in your banner which is the first one you posted here. Not sure what there is about them but the white background really makes them stand out. Love them.I must make one soon.
- October 10, 2009 at 4:36 PM
- karenfae said...
I love the pinwheels and the prairie points just really add to it! Gives me more ideas.
http://karensquilting.com/blog/ - October 10, 2009 at 5:53 PM
- tooznie said...
I didn't realise this was your pattern! ANother lady listed her favourite quilt on the festival as one made from this pattern, it's a green one. My comment to her - pinwheels & prairie points, impossible to go wrong with that combination! I've been trying to figure out how to do prairie points in an appelaing way on a simple square patchwork quilt for my kiddo, when I saw the other lady's post the light went on. So thank-you for the inspriation!
- October 10, 2009 at 6:38 PM
- cozy quilter said...
Your quilt pattern is on my "to do" list. I have a friend who is having a baby in the new year and this is the pattern I would like to use.
- October 10, 2009 at 6:41 PM
- Sherri said...
Love this quilt...and the ones you showcased!
- October 10, 2009 at 8:26 PM
- Quilts on Bastings said...
Your pinwheel quilt is very pretty - I love the prairie points and lovely quilting.
- October 10, 2009 at 9:54 PM
- Steffi´s Candy Quilts said...
What a beautiful quilt! I love the 30s fabrics and the little prairie points!
Greetings from Germany, Steffi - October 11, 2009 at 6:11 AM
- Kaye Prince said...
I love this quilt! I've seen it on Moda Bake Shop and it is one I intend doing in the future. I'm working on my first pinwheel quilt right now, but I will definitely be making this one soon. You did a gorgeous job, both on the quilt and on the tutorial!
- October 11, 2009 at 3:25 PM
- Mary on Lake Pulaski said...
Your Pinwheel with Prairie Points is a classic Jodi and it will be made by many for years to come so it is the perfect choice for the Quilt Festival!
- October 11, 2009 at 6:44 PM
- Renee said...
it is so pretty! I have been wanting to make a pinwheel quilt for a long time and the addition of prairie points is just adorable! I'm off to find the pattern!
- October 11, 2009 at 8:11 PM
- wishes, true and kind said...
What a sweet and adorable quilt. The prairie points do add a lot! I've always wanted to make a pinwheel quilt and try prairie points. This may be the way to go!
- October 11, 2009 at 9:24 PM
- Thimbleanna said...
I'm so glad you chose that quilt -- I LOVE it!!! It's definitely one of my favorite quilts -- in ALL of blogland!!! Love the others you show too -- and how cute that someone added a name to the bottom of theirs!
- October 12, 2009 at 7:13 AM
- CBear said...
I ::ADORE:: ::LOVE:: ::SWOON OVER:: this quilt everytime I see it. I have charms waiting for this little beauty - it'll be next after my Christmas quilt - and I want to make it bigger - with two sections of the praire points! Don't you think that'd be GRAND! WOW! And to add a name - GREAT IDEA!
- October 12, 2009 at 11:56 AM
- kathy said...
Oh goodness, I love the prairie points! They all look so great, and I bet they're extra fun to run your hand over.
- October 12, 2009 at 2:25 PM
- Vicki said...
It's gorgeous. I remember when it was posted at the Bake Shop, it has always been one of my faves from that site.
- October 12, 2009 at 3:06 PM
- Kelli said...
I'm not surprised you are still getting comments on this one! It's still one of my favorites on Moda Bake Shop!
- October 13, 2009 at 6:03 AM
- shiny4444 said...
Thanks for visiting my blog - yes, I find fabrics make great holiday souvenirs! I love your prairie points, what a wonderful quilt. I love this festival :)
Lis - October 13, 2009 at 11:23 AM
- Frieda said...
I love this quilt, have since I saw it on Moda Bake Shop. It is on my list of quilts I want to make
- October 13, 2009 at 2:59 PM
- Suzanne said...
I love the prairie points! I'll have to bookmark this one for later :)
- October 13, 2009 at 6:37 PM
- Terri Stegmiller said...
Lovely quilts! Great pattern and the prairie points really add to this.
- October 13, 2009 at 6:46 PM
- MARIKA said...
Very beautiful quilt .good days
Greeting Marika - October 14, 2009 at 9:18 AM
- Michelle said...
It is such a beautiful quilt. I am making this quilt right now. Thank you for the tutorial.
- October 14, 2009 at 4:40 PM
- SewCalGal said...
Cheerful colors.
Thanks for sharing and for participating in the Bloggers Quilt Festival.
www.sewcalgal.blogspot.com - October 16, 2009 at 10:36 PM
- Diva Quilts said...
Verrrrry pretty - so sweet!
- October 17, 2009 at 7:14 PM
- Leslie said...
i love this quilt...you did such an awesome job. i love it
- October 18, 2009 at 8:12 PM
- Amy - Park City Girl said...
I love the prairie points on this! Gives it a little something extra to push it over the top! Love it :)
- October 18, 2009 at 9:32 PM
- duckyhouse said...
I'm totally in love with this quilt and the prairie points. It is so gorgeous!
- October 19, 2009 at 12:48 PM
- Rene' said...
this is such a pretty quilt. I love the pinwheels and prairie points. The fabric selection is beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
- October 19, 2009 at 7:58 PM
- Diane said...
I love how clean these pinwheels look. I am into a pinwheel phase for table runners right now and love the look, but need to try out these prarie points.
- October 29, 2009 at 9:23 AM
- Anne at Film and Thread said...
Your quilt is so cheerful and happy! I love it!
- November 5, 2009 at 6:10 AM
- Casey said...
It's beautiful. Such lovely colors.
- December 28, 2009 at 9:13 PM


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3. tom welling
4. tim mcgraw
5. jesse metcalfe
6. freddie prinze jr
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9. justin mcbride (rodeo)
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Craig David
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Shemar Moore
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Will Smith
Matt Damon..
Did I say Matt Damon ?
Yep,, Matt Damon... all the way
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And being a singer i bet he'll be very vocal
my avatar!
Justin Chatwin
Justin Timberlake
Jesse McArtney
Chad Michael Murray
Aaron Carter
Brad Pitt
many many many many more....
Sean Connery
Manfred Speer (COLT, muscle mentor)
James Brolin
Paul Barresi
Dave Cummings (oldest str8 pornstar)
Zac Efron!!!!!
My List:
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Ryan Reynolds
Sean Faris
Seann William Scott
Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson
Colin Farrell
Mark Wahlberg
Matt Damon
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John Cena
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Steven Gerrard
Brian Krause
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Michael Seater
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Drew Fuller
Adam Tuominen
Ben Afflack, Brad Pitt, Tim McGraw, Jason Aldean, Paul Walker
Cristiano Ronaldo!
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Angelina takes me from behind while I'm blowing Brad.
It seems like I get fucked by just about everyone. Microsoft, Sprint, Comcast, those drive-thru windows (I often get fucked there, they always leave something out) the government (OMG, I'll need stitches for that one).
As for who do I WANT to get fucked by...
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Paul Walker
Jared Leto
That guy on "JAG"
The lawn boy
His assistant
The UPS/FedEx drivers
Russell Crowe
George Clooney
Jake Gyllenhaal
Eric Balfour
Martin Henderson (the hunk in the first "The Ring" movie)
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Nick Lachey
Peter Sarsgaard
Leonardo Dicaprio
Jerry O'Connell
Chris O'Donnell
Andy Roddick
Alex Rodriquez
Peyton Manning
Eli Manning
Prince Harry
Prince William
Colin Farrell
Brendon Fraser
Will Smith
Terence Howard
Vin Diesel
Three of the four Baldwin brothers, Alec, Billy, Stephen
One of the two Quaid brothers, Dennis
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The U.S. Marine Corps, navy seals
The Israeli army (woof!)
Kaysar on BB all stars (and Jase, Will, and James)
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Derrick Kosinski (MTV)
Robby Benson
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Ben Affleck
Harry Connick Jr.
Evan Farmer
Andrew Dan-Jumbo (hmmm, I wonder about that name...)
did I mention Paul Walker? yes...
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Tom Welling
Brian Krause
Julian Macmahon
Chad Michael Murray
Nick Lachey
Way too many to list but for now I'll say....
Channing Tatum....
Gawd I love that man.
Hot, and always horny. Feel free to ask me anything
I would love to get fucked by zac efron he is a hotty
Tom Brady and Jake Gyllenhaal....
i know i'm a broken record, but it's alwayz gonna be lucas black for me..
Definitely Jake Gyllenhaal is a brilliant choice, but what about Keanu Reeves, he's so irresistably adorable and Jude Law too, come to that. What do you assume ?
Chris Evans, Tommy Gunn.
I wanna have Jared Leto and Colin Farrell at once.... like a sandwitch.....
Heath Ledger
Channing Tatum
Orlando Bloom
Colin Farrell
"Bet It Sucks To See My Face Everywhere..."
Nicholas Brendon
David Boreanaz
Christian Kane
James Marsters
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Pharaoh's displeasure, He increases the tasks of the Israelites. (1-9) The sufferings of the Israelites, Moses' complaint to God. (10-23)
Verses 1-9 God will own his people, though poor and despised, and will find a time to plead their cause. Pharaoh treated all he had heard with contempt. He had no knowledge of Jehovah, no fear of him, no love to him, and therefore refused to obey him. Thus Pharaoh's pride, ambition, covetousness, and political knowledge, hardened him to his own destruction. What Moses and Aaron ask is very reasonable, only to go three days' journey into the desert, and that on a good errand. We will sacrifice unto the Lord our God. Pharaoh was very unreasonable, in saying that the people were idle, and therefore talked of going to sacrifice. He thus misrepresents them, that he might have a pretence to add to their burdens. To this day we find many who are more disposed to find fault with their neighbours, for spending in the service of God a few hours spared from their wordly business, than to blame others, who give twice the time to sinful pleasures. Pharaoh's command was barbarous. Moses and Aaron themselves must get to the burdens. Persecutors take pleasure in putting contempt and hardship upon ministers. The usual tale of bricks must be made, without the usual allowance of straw to mix with the clay. Thus more work was to be laid upon the men, which, if they performed, they would be broken with labour; and if not, they would be punished.
Verses 10-23 The Egyptian task-masters were very severe. See what need we have to pray that we may be delivered from wicked men. The head-workmen justly complained to Pharaoh: but he taunted them. The malice of Satan has often represented the service and worship of God, as fit employment only for those who have nothing else to do, and the business only of the idle; whereas, it is the duty of those who are most busy in the world. Those who are diligent in doing sacrifice to the Lord, will, before God, escape the doom of the slothful servant, though with men they do not. The Israelites should have humbled themselves before God, and have taken to themselves the shame of their sin; but instead of that, they quarrel with those who were to be their deliverers. Moses returned to the Lord. He knew that what he had said and done, was by God's direction; and therefore appeals to him. When we find ourselves at any time perplexed in the way of our duty, we ought to go to God, and lay open our case before him by fervent prayer. Disappointments in our work must not drive us from our God, but still we must ponder why they are sent.
Exodus 5:1-23 . FIRST INTERVIEW WITH PHARAOH.
1. Moses and Aaron went in--As representatives of the Hebrews, they were entitled to ask an audience of the king, and their thorough Egyptian training taught them how and when to seek it.
and told Pharaoh--When introduced, they delivered a message in the name of the God of Israel. This is the first time He is mentioned by that national appellation in Scripture. It seems to have been used by divine direction ( Exodus 4:2 ) and designed to put honor on the Hebrews in their depressed condition ( Hebrews 11:16 ).
2. And Pharaoh said, Who is the Lord--rather "Jehovah." Lord was a common name applied to objects of worship; but Jehovah was a name he had never heard of. Pharaoh estimated the character and power of this God by the abject and miserable condition of the worshippers and concluded that He held as low a rank among the gods as His people did in the nation. To demonstrate the supremacy of the true God over all the gods of Egypt, was the design of the plagues.
I know not the Lord, neither will I let Israel go--As his honor and interest were both involved he determined to crush this attempt, and in a tone of insolence, or perhaps profanity, rejected the request for the release of the Hebrew slaves.
3. The God of the Hebrews hath met with us--Instead of being provoked into reproaches or threats, they mildly assured him that it was not a proposal originating among themselves, but a duty enjoined on them by their God. They had for a long series of years been debarred from the privilege of religious worship, and as there was reason to fear that a continued neglect of divine ordinances would draw down upon them the judgments of offended heaven, they begged permission to go three days' journey into the desert--a place of seclusion--where their sacrificial observances would neither suffer interruption nor give umbrage to the Egyptians. In saying this, they concealed their ultimate design of abandoning the kingdom, and by making this partial request at first, they probably wished to try the king's temper before they disclosed their intentions any farther. But they said only what God had put in their mouths ( Exodus 3:12 Exodus 3:18 ), and this "legalizes the specific act, while it gives no sanction to the general habit of dissimulation" [CHALMERS].
4. Wherefore do ye, Moses and Aaron, let the people from their works? &c.--Without taking any notice of what they had said, he treated them as ambitious demagogues, who were appealing to the superstitious feelings of the people, to stir up sedition and diffuse a spirit of discontent, which spreading through so vast a body of slaves, might endanger the peace of the country.
6. Pharaoh commanded--It was a natural consequence of the high displeasure created by this interview that he should put additional burdens on the oppressed Israelites.
taskmasters--Egyptian overseers, appointed to exact labor of the Israelites.
officers--Hebrews placed over their brethren, under the taskmasters, precisely analogous to the Arab officers set over the Arab Fellahs, the poor laborers in modern Egypt.
7. Ye shall no more give the people straw to make brick--The making of bricks appears to have been a government monopoly as the ancient bricks are nearly all stamped with the name of a king, and they were formed, as they are still in Lower Egypt, of clay mixed with chopped straw and dried or hardened in the sun. The Israelites were employed in this drudgery; and though they still dwelt in Goshen and held property in flocks and herds, they were compelled in rotation to serve in the brick quarries, pressed in alternating groups, just as the fellaheen, or peasants, are marched by press gangs in the same country still.
let them go and gather straw for themselves--The enraged despot did not issue orders to do an impracticable thing. The Egyptian reapers in the corn harvest were accustomed merely to cut off the ears and leave the stalk standing.
8. tale--an appointed number of bricks. The materials of their labor were to be no longer supplied, and yet, as the same amount of produce was exacted daily, it is impossible to imagine more aggravated cruelty--a perfect specimen of Oriental despotism.
12. So the people were scattered--It was an immense grievance to the laborers individually, but there would be no hindrance from the husbandmen whose fields they entered, as almost all the lands of Egypt were in the possession of the crown ( Genesis 47:20 ).
13-19. And the taskmasters hasted them . . . officers . . . beaten--As the nearest fields were bared and the people had to go farther for stubble, it was impossible for them to meet the demand by the usual tale of bricks. "The beating of the officers is just what might have been expected from an Eastern tyrant, especially in the valley of the Nile, as it appears from the monuments, that ancient Egypt, like modern China, was principally governed by the stick" [TAYLOR]. "The mode of beating was by the offender being laid flat on the ground and generally held by the hands and feet while the chastisement was administered" [WILKINSON]. ( Deuteronomy 25:2 ). A picture representing the Hebrews on a brick field, exactly as described in this chapter, was found in an Egyptian tomb at Thebes.
20, 21. they met Moses . . . The Lord look upon you, and judge--Thus the deliverer of Israel found that this patriotic interference did, in the first instance, only aggravate the evil he wished to remove, and that instead of receiving the gratitude, he was loaded with the reproaches of his countrymen. But as the greatest darkness is immediately before the dawn, so the people of God are often plunged into the deepest affliction when on the eve of their deliverance; and so it was in this case.


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"The investigation into this outbreak continues in order to determine whether there are other possible sources," according to the news release, which was issued via e-mail at 10:40 p.m. Aug. 22.
Neither the news release nor the recall notice included the volume of melons being recalled.
No descriptions or photographs of product stickers, packaging or labels were provided.
The FDA did not mention traceability information in the recall. The news release included a list of states where the cantaloupes were initially distributed.
"Records available currently indicate that this product was initially shipped to Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee, Ohio, Illinois and Wisconsin, although further shipment was likely," the Aug. 22 release stated.
Owners Tim and Mia Chamberlain withdrew their cantaloupe from the supply chain Aug. 16-17, according to FDA.
On Aug. 17 health officials in Kentucky announced their state laboratory had confirmed that the salmonella outbreak strain was identical to that found on two cantaloupes grown in Southwest Indiana and collected by investigators at retail.
However, no state or federal officials would reveal the farm's identity or the retailers that were known to have received Chamberlain cantaloupe.
Repeated calls to Chamberlain Farms from Aug. 19-22 went unanswered.
"After officials from the FDA and the state of Indiana briefed Chamberlain Farms on the current status of the investigation, Chamberlain Farms made the decision to recall its cantaloupe from the market place," the FDA news release states.
"Earlier Chamberlain Farms had agreed to withdraw the cantaloupe from the market, and to cease distributing cantaloupes for the rest of the growing season. However, the decision to formally recall the product will facilitate removal of the product from the market and ensure the widest possible awareness of this action."
The FDA did not immediately post the recall information on its official recall website.
Salmonella may be present on the inside and outside of the Chamberlain Farms cantaloupe, the news release states. It warns consumers against trying to wash the bacteria off the cantaloupe, instead advising them to throw away suspect cantaloupes.
The release did not explain why FDA officials believe the contamination might be present in the fruit's flesh as well as its exterior.
The most recent outbreak numbers, posted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, showed the outbreak in 21 states, with 178 illnesses and two deaths, both in Kentucky. Sixty-two people have been admitted to hospitals because of the salmonella. The CDC also added Massachusetts to the list of states involved.


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Ever since a 17-year-old Nasir Bin Olu Dara Jones appeared on Main Source's 1991 classic "Live at the Barbeque," hip-hop would be irrevocably changed. Nas. Gifted poet. Confessor. Agitator. Metaphor master. Street's disciple. Political firebrand. Tongue-twisting genius. With music in his blood courtesy of famed blues musician father Olu Dara, the self-taught trumpeter attracted crowds with his playing at age 4, wrote his first verse at age 7 and, with 1994's Illmatic, created one of the greatest hip-hop albums of all time before he could legally drink. Two decades on, Nas remains an incendiary, outspoken and brutally candid rapper on the recently released Life is Good, his tenth album and sixth to debut at the top of the Billboard 200.
In 2008, Jazmine Sullivan released her debut album Fearless, which featured the chart-topping hit singles "Need You Bad" and "Bust Your Windows," and earned the Philly native an amazing seven Grammy nominations including Best New Artist. Jazmine released her second album, the critically acclaimed Love Me Back in 2010, of which the Associated Press declared as "something amazing" and consequently garnered her an eighth Grammy nomination. The recipient of Billboard's Rising Star Award, Jazmine is currently working on her highly-anticipated third album, slated for release this year on RCA Records.
Jesse Boykins III is a singer / songwriter with a timeless sound. He is the creator of a new approach to music he calls "World Soul" in which he shares a point of view that crosses all genres, generations and cultures. In early 2008, Jesse Boykins III released his debut EP Dopamine: My Life On My Back, a soulful narrative covering a range of emotions from infatuation to lust to obsession with love and the pain of love lost. His follow-up release The Beauty Created, a critically-acclaimed LP soon followed.Currently, Jesse Boykins III is gearing up for the release of his new album Love Apparatus out April 22, 2014. The highly anticipated album features lauded singles "Plain" and "Show Me Who You Are," which have received acclaim from the likes of Esquire, Noisey, VIBE, Okayplayer and more.
Known to millions as a cast member on the hit VH1 series Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta, K. Michelle embarks on "The Rebellious Soul Tour" this November to celebrate her blockbuster new album, "REBELLIOUS SOUL." The acclaimed album made a stunning #1 debut atop Billboard's "Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums" chart upon its release earlier this summer. Furthermore, the album entered the overall SoundScan/Billboard 200 at #2 – the highest debut on the main chart for a female R&B singer's first album since March 2001. "REBELLIOUS SOUL" is highlighted by the hit singles, "V.S.O.P." and "Can't Raise A Man." K. Michelle recently performed these two tracks at the Soul Train Awards in Las Vegas, where she also took home the Best New Artist award. The companion video for "V.S.O.P." has garnered over 5 million views on K. Michelle's official YouTube channel (http://youtu.be/X5y9Q5CmWYg). In addition to its massive popular success, "REBELLIOUS SOUL" has also received widespread critical applause, with the New York Times hailing it as a "milestone…it has the confidence of survival." Vibe praised Michelle's "triumphant vocals," singling out "V.S.O.P." as "energetic and infectious…(the album's) shining star."
Grammy-nominated R&B superstar Trey Songz is an award-winning singer-songwriter, rapper, producer and actor who the late Ahmet Ertegun proclaimed to be "among the most promising R&B artists we have had on Atlantic since we started the company 60 years ago." "CHAPTER V," his highly-anticipated fifth album and the follow up to his 2010 album "PASSION, PAIN & PLEASURE," featured the multi-platinum hit "Bottoms Up (feat. Nicki Minaj)" and the #1 single "Can't Be Friends," both of which helped the album go on to secure RIAA Gold certification. The multi-faceted Songz also has an eye towards digital innovation and, with more than 30 million followers across varied social platforms, recently launched his own social network – The Angel Network – in partnership with Handmade Mobile.


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