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So, this is the sort of thing we've been working on while I'm in Dallas with the Captain Morgan people. In this video, Brent Celek talks to the Captain about the medical condition that forced him to this video actually made me laugh. (Gratuitous Simpons quote that comes to mind every time I say something nice about Captain Morgan: "What a brave corporate logo!")
Anyway, regardless of your feelings about spiced rum or advertising or lack of hilarious groin shots, there is a little slice of magnanimity here: the One Million Poses campaign donates $1 to a charity called the First Mate fund every time someone submits a picture of the Captain's pose to their Facebook page.
We'll have a couple more of these videos before the Super Bowl begins. I promise to do my best to make them modestly entertaining if you go easy on the angry torch- and pitchfork-waving.
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My hands were really dry, cuticles out grown, etc.. I went for a manicure to get me back on track ( a $30 manicure that includes a paraffin treatment).
I always go to the same spa, this was a new girl; I took a few seconds to locate the color I usually use and she said: " we really have to get started, I'm booked solid" so I rush back to the table. She takes one look at my hands and says, with a serious face, looking me straight in the eye: "do you use hand cream?"
I burst out laughing, (I had had a rough day, don't mess with me) so I said: "now that's a loaded question, do you mean to ask me if I EVER use it, or do I KNOW I should use it, or do you mean my hands are so far gone you're not sure you can do anything for these babies?" She relaxed a bit after listening to my answer, told me to use cuticle oil and hand creme everyday, ( like I don't know that stuff already, give me a break); if I book a manicure , repair my hands and I'll pay you gladly, don't ask me "do you use hand creme?" Some days a simple question can set me off. |
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I guess my post was all about venting, I still gave her a 5$ tip !!!!! I equated her asking me "do you use hand cream?" to an cosmetician asking me, under a scrutinizing light, "do you use anti wrinkle cream?" call me sensitive. does anyone have days like that? every question seems loaded to you, lol. |
I sure do and they come more and more frequently. Then I hate myself. |
- Posted by jcrowley99 (My Page) on Thu, Jul 12, 07 at 16:22
Ha! My husband has a problem with being thin skinned with what he calls "stupid questions and comments". When he has a day where he is stuck in meeting for 7 hours, everything anyone says becomes a "stupid comment". I can just imagine what he would have said to her on a bad day. Beside, who has the money to go to the manicurist even when your nails are beautiful? Seems to me that is the point of going, to take your poor hands that work so hard and pamper and beautify them. If hand cream worked that well, manicurists would not have many customers! |
Oh geez, my hands look like yours on a good day.. and yes I use hand cream. I think I would have beaned her with a nail file. Lorie |
Mitch you're too nice - the hurrying me up would have set me off! |
This is a spa where I intend to go back and the other girls are all so super nice; I usually call at the last minute and get whoever is available; I'll remember to book in advance with other girls I know. Although I have to say she backed off and was nicer after she realized she was out of line, judging by my reaction. |
Sounds like she had a 'tude. I don't tolerate other people's attitude issues well. I'd have called her on it, too. (..and maybe wouldn't have been so kind about it.) I really hate when you're PAYING for a service and people have the gall to get snippy with you. I'm sorry, don't you WANT to make my money??? Ugh. |
I prefer to go to different hairstylists every few months or a year because they tend to get into a rut---cutting my hair exactly the same old way every time with little creativity over the long term. At age 52 and having seen dozens of hairstylists, I can't tell you how many times I've heard: "Who cut your hair last? They did a terrible job" and "You're hair's bit dry; you need to buy this, this, and this product." Always a ploy to convince you that whatever you've been doing in the past isn't working and you need to but more product from them. Now, if I could just find someone who can give me the variety I need, I might stick with them. "Whoever cut your hair last was terrible" doesn't work for me... |
! Wow.... that 'whoever did such&such last is terrible!' line is entirely unprofessional. |
- Posted by jcrowley99 (My Page) on Mon, Jul 23, 07 at 9:39
I love my hairstylist. I have been going to her for about eight years now and have had numerous styles. My hair is very fine and thin and most stylists find it difficult to work with. She does a great job and we have fun tweaking the style at almost every cut! I am going in this week and I can't wait to see what we decide to do! I do a bob between the chin and shoulder, it varies usually being shorter in summer and longer in winter, but never past the shoulder. We change the angle leaving it straight across the bottom to angled toward the front. we add and take away layering, only in the bottom 1/3 at the sides and up to the bottom 1/2 in the back, but no layering at the very front because I like to tuck my hair behind my ears, I hate when it gets stuck on my glasses. I sometimes change the color as well, this is more difficult because I have a lot of allergies. But I do love playing with my hairstyle, and it wonderful to find a stylist I can trust to do this with. A couple times a year I just tell her to do whatever she would want to do if it was her hair, you can't do that with someone you don't trust completely. |
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I was not impressed with the result, no dramatic change after months of usage and it did not hydrate my skin well..the smell is not pleasant as it is rather strong..so far was impressed by watson's sakura body lotion which moisturises my skin and i felt relaxed with the flower scent
The skin of my neck has always been darker than my face and the rest of my body, which has bother me my whole life.
Anyways I've been using this for 2 months only in the area of my neck and there's no difference, no results, doesn't work for me. etc.
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I think this bottle of whitening lotion does work for me. I didn't have crazy fair skin awhile ago due to walking in the sun a lot, but after using this, my friends would say my skin is 'too white'. So I guess this works. Nowadays I'll only use it on my arms and legs, which are most often exposed to the sun. I live in a humid country, so this lotion isn't too 'watery', and I kind of think it's a bit creamy for the weather here! :D
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I started using this product 2 months ago, and for me it's better than other lotions within its price range.
I can't see any whitening result, but I think it maintains my skin tone. It's also not that moisturizing but not oily and I don't feel irritated at all. It's kinda mild, so I don't worry about adverse effects on skin after a long term use.
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i bought two big bottles of this, hoping to lighten up my skin. but no results at all. ive been using it for a few months. it doesnt even moisterize my skin, so i have to use it every 5 minutes or add another lotion. i would not recommend this lotion for moisturizing and/or whitening. only pro is the scent is nice
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It was quite watery. I was not too sure about the whitening effect but it does it job in moisturizing my body.
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I was wearing 3/4 shorts out to the beach and i had a pretty uneven tann (1/2 my legs were fair and the rest that was exposed where burnt and very tanned). So i decided to try Nivea and after a month my skin wasn't fairer but becam more translucent. what i mean by translucent is that u can see the viens under my skin.. though the skin tone still remained the way it was on the first day i got tanned.


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Osgood-Schlatter disease is inflammation of the bone and surrounding soft tissue just below the knee. It occurs at the point where the shinbone attaches to the tendon of the kneecap.
Osgood-Schlatter disease is caused by repeated tension or stress on the upper part of the shinbone during its growth spurts.
Risk Factors
Factors that may increase your risk of getting this condition include:
- Sex: males are at greater risk than females
- Age: 10 to 18 years old
- Rapid growth spurts
- Activities that stress the patellar tendon, such as jogging, jumping, and sudden turning
- Being overweight
Osgood-Schatter disease may cause:
- Pain, swelling, and/or tenderness just below the knee that usually worsens during physical activity
- A swollen, painful bump just below the knee
The doctor will ask about your symptoms, medical history, and physical activity. An examination of your knee will be done. Diagnosis is based on the symptoms. In some cases, you may have an x-ray or an ultrasound of the knee.
Osgood-Schlatter disease may go away when the bones and tendons have finished growing. The bump may be permanent.
Treatment may include:
Limited Exercise
- Avoid exercise that stresses the patellar tendon until the swelling and pain go away. This may be as short as 1 to 2 weeks, or as long as three months or more.
- Talk to your doctor about using a strap to stabilize the area during sports.
- Use a brace or elastic bandage to support the area as it heals.
- You may be referred to a physical therapist to strengthen the affected muscles.
Pain Relief
Pain and swelling may be relieved with:
- Ice compresses during a flare-up or after exercise
- An over-the-counter pain reliever, such as ibuprofen, naproxen, or acetaminophen
- A local injection of cortisone in severe cases
Note : Aspirin is not recommended for children with a current or recent viral infection. Check with your doctor before giving your child aspirin.
If the patellar tendon has pulled away from the shinbone, surgery may be needed to repair the tendon and remove fragments of bone. In most cases, surgery is not needed.
To prevent the occurrence or recurrence of Osgood-Schlatter disease:
- Encourage overweight children to lose weight.
- Encourage children to exercise regularly but moderately, and to avoid weight-bearing activities that put excessive stress on the patellar tendon. These include jogging, jumping, and sudden turning.
- Ask your child's doctor for stretching and strengthening exercises for the shinbone/patellar tendon.
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Pourquoi les Anglos préfèrent la mafia aux séparatistes
Voici un texte qui a été publié dans un journal du West Island, le West Island Gazette, le dimanche 8 novembre dernier.
Vous ne trouvez pas ça offensant, vous? Sinon carrément raciste? __________ Why Anglos Prefer the Mafia to the Separatists De Rick Blue As I watched the speeches after the municipal election I noticed that Mayor Tremblay was sporting a poppy, as well as most of the other politicians and journalists. But Louise Harel was not. Neither were any of the twenty or so people around her. Imagine, even though Quebec boys are dying in Afghanistan they couldn't manage one poppy between them. I also looked for any visible minorities in the crowd. It seemed that among her supporters there wasn't a single visible ethnic to be rounded up to symbolize her willingness to reach out beyond the linguistic/pure-laine divide. Surely with the money her campaign paid a public relations consultant someone would have caught that. Perception is everything in politics. The only conclusion we can make is that either she didn't have one single ethnic supporter or she just doesn't care. She certainly didn't have many Anglophone supporters. The French press noticed this and joked that Anglophones, by supporting Mayor Tremblay, prefer the Mafia to the Separatists. And even though that was meant to be an insult, like all good shots it has a core of truth. In many ways the two are similar. Wikipedia defines the Mafia as : "a loose association of criminal groups that share a common organizational structure and code of conduct." That's the way many Anglos view the Separatists. Roughly translated, Mafia means "swagger", but can also be translated as "boldness and bravado". In reference to a man, mafiusu in 19th century Sicily could signify an arrogant and proud bully. Many Anglos would agree that this is an accurate description of Bernard Landry or Jacques Parizeau. In reference to a woman, however, the adjective "mafiusa" means beautiful and attractive. It would, of course, accurately describe Pauline Marois and Louise Harel. The Mafia will only accept men of Italian descent as members of their organization. Separatists will only accept Quebeckers of French descent as Real Quebecois. The Mafia forces businesses to pay "protection money" to keep the social peace. Separatists force governments to abrogate basic rights to "keep the social peace". The Mafia has "Omerta" – the code of silence. Separatists have Referendums – the code of noise. Here are a number of reasons why Anglos prefer the Mafia to the Separatists : 1) The Mafia only wants control over drugs, prostitution and … construction. Separatists want control over everything 2) The Mafia doesn't force everyone to speak Italian 3) The Mafia doesn't depress housing prices 4) The Mafia isn't the reason our children move to Toronto and Calgary and Vancouver. 5) You can reason with the Mafia. With all of this in the background, is it any wonder Anglos voted for Tremblay ? _________________ Commentaires:
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The Fallability of DNA Evidence: Garbage in, garbage out..
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The Teifoc Universal brick and mortar construction kit is a must for budding builders! Teifoc is a unique build and play system that uses real reusable bricks to create fun and elaborate structures and creations. Use the real clay bricks and cement mortar to create this large house and garage, follow one of the 5 other plans included or design one from scratch. When it is time to have another go simply soak the model in water, dry the bricks and start again. This set includes 5 detailed construction plans, over 580 bricks and slates, cement mortar with bowl and masonry trowel, plastic doors and windows and 2 boards to construct the models on and makes a special Children's Gift.
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Teifoc is a division of Eitech, a leading European steel manufacturer that also makes educational construction toys. Eitech was founded in the mid-1950s, but it wasn't until the 1990s that they began their toy line, entering the U.S. market in 2008. The toys are made in Germany and are designed to enhance creativity and fine motor skills: Each construction is unique to the child who builds it. With lots of moving parts, these toys will keep any crafty kid busy for hours.


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Economics 101, Winter 2011
Section 101 and 108
David Agrawal,
Main Course Web Page:
Professor Gerson
Section Syllabus:
Syllabus for Sections 101 and 108
Because of the team teaching aspects of this course, all section type-written handouts and copies of examples will be posted at the main course webpage.
Hand-written section notes to accompany the formal handouts and examples can be found here:
News Articles:
If you want to discuss news articles that relate to the course material in section, please email them to me.
Should Michigan cities and counties have the option of a local sales tax?
Bill would repeal Nevada's minimum wage law
Researchers call for independent US food standards agency
Chafee may seek compromise on sales-tax proposal
Farewell to Fixed Cost Airline Tickets?
Fixed packaging costs turning sugar makers sour
EBooks: Why Barnes & Noble Avoided Borders' Fate
Blockbuster Video store on Plymouth Road in Ann Arbor to close
Rising China wages hurt firms, help economy: minister
The Friendly Cellphone Monopoly
Electricity deregulation paying off for Texans
Judge echoes Google critics in digital book ruling
Retail banks not competitive, says Treasury committee
Mexico City street gangs mimic cartel violence
John Shepley: Raising minimum wage makes business sense
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Closer is a 2004 romantic drama film written by Patrick Marber, based on his award-winning 1997 play of the same name. The movie was produced and directed by Mike Nichols and stars Julia Roberts, Jude Law, Natalie Portman and Clive Owen. The film, like the play on which it is based, has been seen by some as a modern and tragic version of Mozart's opera Così fan tutte, with references to that opera in both the plot and the soundtrack. Owen starred in the play as Dan, the role assumed by Law in the film.
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The University's own theatre which is also a workshop where acting and theatre director students get the chance of practicing their skills and also of meeting the public and members of the profession when they come to see the young actors and the work of stage directors. The theatre seats 261 people and has 8-10 premières per season, many of which are world premières, and one or two performances from the previous season are revived thus included in the new programme. The Ódry Stage - where all schools that is the works of the most significant authors, are staged from the classical to the contemporary - is a venue for the exam performances of acting students, the stage-direction of the university professors and also guest directors the most eminent representative of the profession.
Loft Studio Theatre
This more intimate space is mainly suitable for studio performances can be found in the loft area of the Ódry Stage. The overall capacity of this smaller theatre depending on the arrangement of the performance area seats 50-60 people.
Várkonyi room, Nádasdy room, Hevesi room
These rehearsal rooms are also suitable for the students' studio and experimental. performances. The arrangement of the stage and auditorium can be modified according to needs.
We shall use the support in the framework of the project titled "Knowledge Depot of the University of Theatre and Film Arts – User-friendly Expansion in the Library of the University of Theatre and Film Arts". The project is realised with the support of the European Union and the co-financing of the European Social Fund.


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Botox prices start at around £150 per session. Costs of Botox treatment can vary depending on the number of Botox units used and the treatment area selected. Discounts are usually available for multiple sessions booked.
Botox is a non-surgical, doctor-administered cosmetic treatment for moderate to severe frown lines. When injected, Botox smooths lines by blocking nerve impulses that trigger wrinkle-causing muscle contractions. It is typically used in people aged 18 to 65. It works by blocking nerve transmission to temporarily reduce the contractions of the facial muscles that cause frown lines. Botox has been proven to be a safe and effective treatment for wrinkles, and botox injections are becoming increasingly popular with both men and women.
Botox is charged by unit(s). So you can roughly determine the amount of units you will be needing, which inturn reflects to the cost. Typically -
Patients should acknowledge that the number of units required to achieve the best results will vary according to the strength and volume of the muscle being treated. The number of units required to treat an area will therefore be reflected the total cost of the Botox treatment.
Patients are advised to see physicians who acquire Botox from the Allergan Corporation. Patients should also look for a clinic with practitioners who are experienced in the application of Botox and have a complete knowledge of facial anatomy.
Botox injections provide a highly effective solution for the treatment of dynamic wrinkles. The effects of the injections are temporary and last from three to six months, although the duration of the effect varies from patient to patient. Patients seeking a longer lasting effect will generally book treatment sessions about two to three times a year to maintain results. Early clinical studies indicate that the duration of the visible results produced by treatments are increased over time so that patients should require fewer injections in the future.
As with the vast majority of cosmetic procedures, Botox is not available on the NHS. Due to its relative low cost, there is little point going abroad to undergo a course of treatment when you factor in the cost of flights and accommodation. These procedures are readily available across the UK at specialised botox clinics and facial rejuvenation centres. Many private dentists now also offer the treatment. The procedure itself lasts an average of 10 mins and there is no aftercare required. Results can be seen within 7 days of treatment.
Many clinics will offer interest free or low interest loans for procedures performed and can even arrange monthly repayment plans to help finance Botox treatments. Most clinics can offer the first 6 months interest free. However it is advised that if you do want to arrange finance for your procedure that you ensure you read the fine print carefully to avoid additional charges and fully understand how the repayment scheme will work.
Botox treatments are relatively risk free, however around 10% of patients may experience unwanted side effects a few days after receiving the treatment which could include bruising and discomfort around the injected area. Some patients can also develop headaches, nausea and in the worst cases experience flu-like symptoms post procedure however it must be stressed that this only affects a small minority of people.
There is the possibility in 1% of cases that the dose of Botox used in a treatment being too great and causing a 'drooping' in the treated area. However due to the temporary nature of Botox treatments being only temporary the unwanted results of these complications will rectify themselves within 3 to 4 months.


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The voices of China's workers
In the ongoing debate about globalization, what's been missing is the voices of workers — the millions of people who migrate to factories in China and other emerging countries to make goods sold all over the world. Reporter Leslie T. Chang sought out women who work in one of China's booming megacities, and tells their stories.
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What ship are you sailing on? And how long?
For the Dream/Fantasy- you definitely want to try the AquaDuck! It is a lot of fun. The shows on board are amazing (I've been on the Dream and love all 3 shows. And will be sailing on the Fantasy in 2 weeks and can't wait to see the 3 shows there). The Midship Detective Agency is a fun game for both adults and kids (and the Fantasy has a Muppets version). For dining- you will want to look decent for dinner (you don't have to do black-tie if you don't want to, not even for the Formal night on 7-night cruises. But you really don't want to go to dinner in jeans). Bingo is a fun event onboard. And there are all sorts of events as well. Finally- Castaway Cay. The Pelican Plunge slides are fun!
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Frank Sinatra to Tonya Harding: ''Ya know, if ya want ta do a job, ya don't tap 'em on da knee wid a metal rod. It's da old Louisville Slugger, baby!'' Actually, it's not Sinatra, but an incredible simulation: Phil Hartman, whose renditions of the Chairman, Bill Clinton, and an unfrozen caveman lawyer have made Saturday Night Live tingle for eight seasons. He's sitting at a bulky picnic table on the brick patio of his opulent Encino, Calif., ranch house, going on about the characters he's lining up for his own prime-time NBC variety show, expected to debut this fall. Characters like Chick Hazard, a hard-boiled '40s detective: ''I'm a sucker for long legs. I wanted to shinny up one of hers like a native boy looking for coconuts,'' says Hartman, breaking himself up, while somewhere deep inside the house the real Sinatra sings from a speaker.
When Hartman, 45, waves goodbye to SNL at the end of this season, he will leave a legacy of 153 shows a record for a regular cast member. While colleagues like Dana Carvey, Mike Myers, and Jan Hooks cashed in on their late-night success in Hollywood, he stayed behind. ''I haven't had the breakout character,'' he says without much regret. ''I've sorta been going, 'Well, I guess it's not in the cards for me.'''
Now the cards are being reshuffled. As Frank, the pastel-clad slimeball in the new comedy Greedy, he's getting the highest critical marks in a cast that includes Kirk Douglas and Michael J. Fox. Off camera he was equally entertaining. ''His Spartacus was more Kirk than Kirk,'' says director Jonathan Lynn, who offered Hartman a leading role in his next film, Sgt. Bilko. ''It was funny watching them speak to each other in the same voice.''
His SNL colleagues call him ''The Glue'': He holds the show together. ''I've served the same role that Dan Aykroyd did,'' says Hartman, ''the average guy who you could put wigs and glasses and noses on and make into a lot of different things. I've been sympathetic dads, scary attorneys, insane killers, and Frank Sinatra, who is sort of an amalgam of all those things.''
His SNL relationship, however, may not be ending so amicably. Recently the New York Daily News reported that executive producer Lorne Michaels was so upset by Hartman's departure that he was punishing him by leaving him out of sketches. Hartman calls the item ''way off the mark. For one thing, Lorne Michaels is a friend of mine. This is the guy who gave me a new lease on life.'' Hartman does, however, criticize the show's attempts to please its younger viewers. ''The shows are getting less sophisticated,'' he says. ''There's less political satire. The younger audience loves Adam Sandler [Opera Man]. He appeals less to the intellect and more to that stand-up sensibility of 'Let's go out there and be insane.' I like Adam Sandler, but that's not my kind of comedy, so, yeah, in a way it makes me feel like, 'Well, it's time for me to go.''' Michaels was unavailable for comment.
The Phil Show will be Hartman's reward for nearly two decades of dues paying that began when he left graphic design (he came up with the Crosby, Stills & Nash logo) to join the Groundlings, an L.A. improv troupe. There he helped Paul Reubens develop his Pee-wee Herman act and cowrote the 1985 hit Pee-wee's Big Adventure. Before Laraine Newman and Penny Marshall recommended him for SNL, he toiled in a half dozen TV pilots and stuff like Cheech and Chong's Next Movie.
Hartman hopes that Phil will be a beacon to those feeling disenfranchised not only by SNL but by ''the entire Fox network, [which] seems skewed toward an urban, booty-doody humor.''
''Yeah,'' he says. ''It's all, like, 'Look at the size of his butt!'
It's the kind of thing that makes middle-class white people cringe.
Their a --holes slam shut. You can hear it.''
A middle child among eight siblings, Hartman moved to Southern California when he was 12 and spent most of adolescence surfing. After his final SNL on May 14, he will return to Encino full-time with his third wife, Brynn, 36, an actress who will work on The Phil Show, and their children, Sean, 5, and Birgen, 2. Sitting in a flannel shirt and nerdy glasses, flanked by the pool and barbecue, he says, ''I've always had this notion that I was an anachronism. I always looked like a guy from the '40s.'' He removes his glasses, while Sinatra and Streisand go at it on the stereo. ''I should've been a bomber pilot or something.''


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1 BALDWIN AND BASINGER Starring in a remake of The Getaway. If only this movie would just go away. 2 THE TONYA DECISION It's finally over. She's buying Paramount.
3 LILLEHAMMER Sometimes you win, sometimes you luge.
4 KATHLEEN BATTLE She's been dropped by the Metropolitan Opera for ''unprofessional actions.'' Imagine a Shannen Doherty with talent.
5 WHOOPI GOLDBERG Thank goodness sh'e agreed to host the Oscars. One more rejectiona dn Spielberg would be getting his award from Joe Franklin.
6 SPORTS ILLUSTRATED SWIMSUIT ISSUE This is not all men think about. What about beer?
7 MY GIRL 2 Rated MF-13. Macauley-free, suitable for viewers over 13.
8 PETER FRAMPTON The icon of '70s vapidness is staging a comeback. But we already have Michael Bolton.
9 ANN-MARGRET The Kitten With a Whip has writtten her autobiography. Proust she's not, but who'd pay to see him in Viva Las Vegas?
10 STREISAND'S AUCTION They expect her art collection to bring in $6 million . that's a lawn sale in Beverly Hills.
11 CHER She's dumped her artificial sweeterner ads because it's bad for her image. But showing a tattoo on her butt isn't?
12 COPORATE ROCK Sony, Warner, EMI, PolyGram, and Ticketmaster are putting together a music channel to challenge MTV. I want my Suits with Ponytails TV!
13 KENNY ROGERS Why is he back on the tube in MacShayne? That's why they call them NBC Friday Night Mysteries.
14 MICHAEL JORDAN He won't be treated differently from any other minor leaguer. At least that's what his chauffeur told his press agent.
15 WITNESS TO THE EXECUTION A network buys the rights to an electrocution to get higher ratings. Only if Urkel is in the chair.


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Robert L. Maybery to Ryan N. Seymour and Laurie C. Seymour, 4251 Aerie Circle, $213,000.
Bakers Group LLC to JJ&Z Builders LLC, 3914 Griese Lane, $37,900.
Gerry W. Rhodes to Michael A. Edwards and Joanne J. Edwards, 4184 Hannahs Crossing, $630,000.
Bank of America, National Association to Caitlin Burns, 4183 Quinn Drive, $126,000.
James C. Tiller Jr. to Timothy Justin Stovall and Allison McGill Stovall, 5428 Old Washington Road, $62,000.
Jennifer L. Anderson and Jonathan L. Anderson, Jan. 13, 2012.
Steven H. Zeit and Karen M. Zeit, Jan. 6, 2012.
April N. Welch and Phillip P. Welch, Jan. 5, 2012.
Sarah E. Howe and Harry H. Howe Jr., Jan. 10, 2012.
Melissa H. Hull and Paul A. Hull, Jan. 5, 2012.
Sharmen Kay Schwertgeger and Charles William Schwertgeger, Jan. 6, 2012.
Steven A. Blodgett and Linda L. Blodgett, Jan. 5, 2012.
Amanda B. Riffer and Stephen C. Riffer, Jan. 5, 2012.
Rosalyn Yi and Hoya Yi II, Jan. 5, 2012.
Rebecca D. Newman and Jason N. Newman, Jan. 3, 2012.
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Mashed potatoes
Broccoli Normandy
Mixed fruit cup
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Corn dog
Peanut butter, jelly sandwich
Crinkle cut fries
Steamed corn
Chilled pears
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CSRA Happy Tails Rescue Inc. is a non-profit licensed animal rescue group committed to the welfare of stray and unwanted dogs and cats in the CSRA. Adoptions are held each Saturday and Sunday from 1-4 p.m. at Tractor Supply on Bobby Jones Expressway in Martinez, and at PetCo in Mullins Crossing on Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Sundays from 1-4 p.m. For information or to adopt, call Barb at (706) 955-0438 or go to www.csrahappytails.com.
Ellie Fuller, Chasity Messex, Madison Plagwitz, Dylan Roberson, Koby Serigney, Blake Souder, Morgan Ashley Symonds, Maggie Yelton, Avery Beddingfield, Ben Blizzard, Abbie Dixon, Mason Drummond, Kali Garrett, Keri Garrett, Macie Gibbs, Andrew Glaze, Andrew O'Kussick, Garrett Roberson, Jacob Adkins, Avery Best, Nathan Judson, Connor Wallace and Sarah Williams.
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Taco salad with chips
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Fresh veggies with dip
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Friends of the Colum-bia County Libraries is holding a sale on paperback books. The used book store at the Evans library also needs donations of books, CDs and DVDs. Magazines, textbooks and encyclopedias are not accepted.
Blood drives
Shepeard Community Blood Center is holding blood drives at the following locations:
• Saturday, Grovetown Walmart, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
• Feb. 11, Home Depot, Evans, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
• Feb. 12, West Town Community Church, 779 N. Belair Road, Evans, 9 a.m. to noon.
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(from two parcels of vines that total 2.55 ha, or 22% of the entire appellation) This is the second year running where the Preuses really distinguishes itself with an incredibly complex nose of brioche, spice, green fruit, shell fish, algae and sea breeze notes that merge into wonderfully elegant yet generous, full, forward and strikingly classy flavors that are dense, balanced and unbelievably persistent plus they display more minerality than usual. The acid spine is firm and ripe but not aggressive and should easily see this through at least a decade of cellar time. I normally have a real weakness for the Valmur at this address but the Preuses is really something in 2005. A "wow" wine.
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($82) Good pale color with green highlights. Elegant nose hints at gunflinty silex, with pineapple emerging with aeration. Very rich and suave; in a rounder, fatter style than the Cote Bouguerots but with a bit less clarity and lift. Shows a more exotic peach quality in the middle palate. Finishes subtle, smooth and long.
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Sales of newly built, single-family homes fell 10.2% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 309,000 units in January, which is a new record low. "Clearly, the downward pressures that have been exerting themselves on the housing market remain in place, including the weakened economy, ongoing job losses and very low consumer confidence," said David Crowe, chief economist for the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). "But as more home buyers find out about the newly enhanced tax credit, and other parts of the economic stimulus package start kicking in, we expect to see some firming effect on home sales. The hope is that a certain amount of pent-up demand will be released as those who were in a 'wait-and-see' mode decide they now have the information they need to proceed." NAHB said that home builders continued to do a good job of reducing their inventories in January, with the number of new homes on the market falling for a 21st consecutive month to 342,000 units. However, due to the historically slow sales pace, the months' supply continued to rise for a fourth consecutive month, to 13.3. Three out of four regions posted declining new-home sales in January. Sales fell 5.6% in the Midwest, 6.5% in the South and 28% in the West. The Northeast was only exception to the rule, registering a 12.5% gain for the month.
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Miley Cyrus Leaked Photos
by Meg at . CommentsMiley Cyrus had a sleepover recently. The fifteen year old and a friend were captured in photographs that have now surfaced on the Internet. One photo seems to show Miley and her friend kissing.
The 15 year old singer, who stars in the wildly popular Hannah Montana TV show, says that what they were really doing was exchanging a piece of candy. She doesn't think it's a big deal - but rather what happens at sleepovers. We've got the photos and you can decide for yourself.
We've got more pictures below.
LOL comments are hilarious.
Omg! Yoo people are demented if yoo think theese pix are that bad. Its a sleep over of cores there gonna take pictures.
Pfft these are like any photos that happen at girls sleep overs. i wish people would just grow up.
leave her alone this is none of ur buisness so don't judge her life
racy? in underwear, but this? more like college photos lol
She is soo inbarising!! she is to young to be kissing nick !!!!
Leave her alone.me and my best friend always do that.i even do that with one of my guy friends and there is nothing going on. its not like she is going to get pregnant.
wow ppl are still on this lame-o's! plus she's 15 ppl make mistakes and mistakes are good cuz u learn from them now can you stop torturing the girl! it's just stupid! all these reporters and stuff do is annoy the hell out of these stars and make them lose some of their fans it's just ridiculous....
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In memoriam: Curtis Caldwell, sous chef at Vesta Dipping Grill, passes away
Beloved Curtis Caldwell - my belief is that your radiant soul is making its journey to the next life and when you get there it will be the most vibrant place with more colors than you can ever imagine even exist. And of course, hundreds and hundreds of hoola hoops in all shapes and colors. I have loved reading all the FB posts the past few days, looking at old photos of you...seeing sides of you I never personally knew but clearly you have filled the hearts of so many wonderful people who have been blessed with your loving kindness. May you rest not so peacefully because you will be too busy spinning in circles, hoola hooping your way around the heavens. We will be missing you here on earth. Until we meet again my friend. -- Jen Wolkon, Vesta
Early last Saturday morning, around 4 a.m., the Denver restaurant community, inexplicably -- sadly -- lost one of its own. Curtis Caldwell, the sous chef of Vesta Dipping Grill, passed away at Denver Health following complications from an infection that blocked his airways. Caldwell, who spent five years at Vesta, was on life support for seven days before his family made the heart-wrenching decision to let him go, and this last week, needless to say, has been extraordinarily difficult for those of us who knew and loved him.
Caldwell, who was all of 33-years-old when he passed away, was renowned for having, among other attributes, the best facial hair of any chef in Denver, and last week, when I sat with him in the hospital, stroking his soft beard and praying for a miracle, I was reminded that it wasn't the first time I'd done that. Late last summer, I joined Caldwell and several other chefs on a farm tour -- we explored apple orchards and fields of crops and paddled canoes across the lake -- and I rubbed my hands against his beard then, too. He never seemed to mind.
And as so many others have reflected on his living Facebook page, Caldwell was a huge supporter of philanthropic efforts, an advocate of gay and lesbian rights, a hula-hoop wizard and a magician -- literally -- who lived live to the fullest; he was a free spirit whose laugh was infectious, and whose heart was was bigger than his body.
"His heart was huge...he was so giving," says former Vesta Dipping Grill exec chef Matt Selby, who hired Caldwell, initially as an a.m. prep cook. "I remember the first time I interviewed him -- he was late, and I have a rule that if you're late for an interview, I'm not going to hire you -- but before I could even say anything, he apologized and said he was sorry if he was wasting my time," recalls Selby. "He offered no excuses, and he was so professional and articulate...I was blown away. He conducted himself beautifully, he spoke from the heart, which is what he always did, and that one interview convinced me that I had to work with this guy, who quickly became a part of our family."
A family that was cultivated by Josh Wolkon, the owner of Vesta Dipping Grill, Ace and Steuben's, where Caldwell had also done time behind the line. "Curtis was a warm, kindhearted person who in his own subtle way managed to touch a lot of people in his five years at Vesta," says Wolkon. Caldwell was known for his desserts, he adds, including "the legendary peanut butter cup," not to mention his popular Monday night supper menu, which he created in collaboration with sous chef Andrew Hall.
"He was an educator to the staff; he was our representative at Greener Eat Denver; and he led our company's mission to be environmentally conscience -- he was an advocate for Denver B-Cycle," remembers Wolkon. Caldwell, he says, also taught kids how to cook, volunteering his time -- and expertise -- at Dream Big Day Camp.
"Curtis brought an energy and enthusiasm to Vesta that was unlike anyone else," echos Brandon Foster, now the executive chef at Vesta. "I will forever miss him painting peanut butter cups, scolding me for drinking out of a speed pour, occasionally prepping way too much of something, the inquisitive 8 a.m. text asking who did the order the night before...him just being him. With his passing, we lost an amazing part of our team, not only at Vesta but also in the Denver restaurant community as a whole," he adds.
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By Sharon Silow-Carroll, Jennifer N. Edwards, and Aimee Lashbrook
Significant variability in 30-day readmission rates across U.S. hospitals suggests that some are more successful than others at providing safe, high-quality inpatient care and promoting smooth transitions to follow-up care.
Four hospitals had readmission rates in the lowest 3 percent among all U.S. hospitals during the fourth quarter of 2007 through the third quarter of 2008 in at least two of the three conditions reported by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS): heart attack, heart failure, and pneumonia.
The four hospitals do not focus on reducing readmissions, but on improving clinical quality and patient care in the belief that readmissions will decline as a byproduct of their broader improvement efforts.
The four hospitals offer the following two lessons for healthcare organizations seeking to reduce avoidable readmissions.
Begin case management and discharge planning early. Planning for a patient's discharge should begin on the day of admission. Staff access the patient's risk factors, needs, available resources, disease knowledge, and family support shortly after admission-typically within eight hours.
The hospitals target patients who are likely to have problems following discharge for enhanced care coordination and/or case management. For example, at Mercy, social workers visit all patients over 80 years old to address their needs.
Technology is also used by the four facilities to assist them in assessing, tracking, or referring patients. At Memorial City, risk-assessment software helps case managers establish the appropriate level of care and assess patients' readiness for discharge. This tool also helps the hospital make the case with patients' insurance plans about needed care.
While all four hospitals coordinate with home health agencies and connect patients to available community resources, McKay-Dee and Mercy take an extra step by scheduling follow-up appointments for most of their patients prior to discharge. The two other hospitals are only able to make appointments on an ad-hoc basis for the neediest patients because of limited staff and resources. Scheduling appointments for patients can ensure they receive follow-up care and comply with recommended treatment.
The hospitals commit to regular communication across care teams and with patients and their families. Daily, interdisciplinary care coordination meetings-or rounds-are common, providing an opportunity to raise issues or concerns about patients, adjust the discharge date based on progress, and arrange for equipment or services that may be needed in the community. In some of the hospitals, whiteboards are located in patients' rooms to keep families apprised of the target discharge date and other important milestones.
Despite their successes, the hospitals noted some aspects of discharge planning are beyond their current capacity or could be improved, such as universal scheduling of follow-up appointments and developing a care plan with every patient.
Align the efforts of hospital and community providers to ease transitions across care settings. Collaboration and close communication between inpatient and outpatient providers can enhance care transitions and reduce readmissions.
McKay-Dee is a hospital in the Intermountain Healthcare system. Many physicians at McKay-Dee-employed and independent-have offices on-site in the hospital's physician office wing, adjacent to the related inpatient floor. The proximity of physicians' offices to the hospital promotes follow-up care. Hospital patients also have access to an affiliated home health network, which provides coordination and support to help patients stay out of the hospital. If a patient does not have a medical home, hospital staff will help the patient secure one-either within the Intermountain network or with one of the community clinics with which the hospital partners.
St. John's efforts to coordinate inpatient and outpatient care include engagement of local primary care physicians. For example, the hospital sponsored a "heart failure summit" to bring physicians up to date on current guidelines for heart failure treatment-a step that could help reduce admissions, as well as readmissions. The hospital also provides electronic notification to community physicians via its electronic medical record system when one of their patients is discharged from the hospital with heart failure.
McKay-Dee and St. John's also run outpatient cardiac clinics and other services that provide education, rehabilitation, and ongoing management to help patients stay out of the hospital. St. John's makes resource centers available to support patients with heart failure, asthma, and diabetes. McKay-Dee has an outpatient heart clinic on-site to which it refers at-risk cardiac patients at discharge. Having these clinics and resource centers on-site provides clear advantages. For example, clinicians can send a heart failure patient with high fluid levels-or "overload"-directly to McKay-Dee's intravenous clinic, where successful fluid reduction can avoid an admission to the hospital. For more serious situations, patients can be admitted immediately.
These hospitals attribute their success at reducing readmissions to their commitment to clinical excellence. For example, Memorial City has achieved high adherence to recommended process-of-care measures for heart attack and pneumonia care during the initial inpatient stay, which it believes has helped reduce readmissions.
Mercy attributes a 47 percent decrease in readmission rates for its heart failure and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patients to the installation of home monitoring devices. McKay-Dee has had success in reducing readmissions through efforts to target, educate, and follow up with heart failure patients.
However, the hospitals acknowledge they do not excel in all areas and need to continuously measure several aspects of performance to target areas in need of improvement. For example, Memorial City's interventions to prevent readmissions contributed to very low rates-compared to national averages-for pneumonia and heart attack, but just average rates for heart failure. This suggests that conditions, such as heart failure, require focused interventions.
While St. John's performance is above average on most quality measures reported by CMS, it has a surprisingly low score for documentation of heart failure discharge instructions. Although the problem may be more of a failure to document the delivery of discharge instructions than a failure to deliver them, it nevertheless indicates an area for improvement.
Sharon Silow-Carroll, MBA, MSW, is a principal, Health Management Associates, New York.
Jennifer N. Edwards, DrPH, MHS, is a principal, Health Management Associates, New York.
Aimee Lashbrook, JD, MHSA, is a senior consultant, Health Management Associates, Lansing, Mich.
This article is excerpted with permission from the following resource: Silow-Carroll, S., Edwards, J.N., Lashbrook, A., Reducing Hospital Readmissions: Lessons from Top-Performing Hospitals, The Commonwealth Fund, April 2011.
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Agricultural producers such as Apple Valley Orchards and Sweetwater Valley Farm, along with local caterer Sweets & Treats will participate in the event by offering samples of their delicious food products. The Polk County Chamber of Commerce and First Volunteer Bank will provide hors d'oeuvres.
The event was created by the Polk County Chamber of Commerce as a means to enhance agritourism and the local agricultural economy.
While each winery along the "Escape" boasts an impressive wine list, each offers a different experience as well. Take in the stunning views of the Appalachian Mountains while listening to live acoustic music at Morris Vineyards in Charleston. You can also stroll through row after row of grape and muscadine vines during the vineyard tour. Sip wine and relax on the grounds of Savannah Oaks Winery, in Delano, while looking out over the Cherokee National Forest and listening to the musical talents of Joe Clyde. Ocoee Winery, in Cleveland, is kicking it up a notch and featuring the local sounds of ConvertiBull. You can enjoy music from the deck and take in the mountain views from a different perspective.
The chamber's president, Jan Beck, said "It doesn't matter where you start your escape or where you end the evening, as each winery will have musical entertainment, hors d'oeuvres and wine tastings for your enjoyment. "
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- Posted by mike_in_paradise 6 US 5A Canada (My Page) on Thu, Sep 25, 08 at 9:42
Funny you should say that as it was doing so poorly in the Sq Ft garden compared to last year that I kept planting more. Now I am overcome with it and my neighbours are no longer accepting donations! |
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Thu, Sep 25, 08 at 11:31
I have never grown, or seen any swiss chard. It's just not common in my region. Maybe it would be good to try.... EG |
I just bought some seeds from valueseeds. (They're uber cheapo, but we'll see if they're reliable...) Mine have sprouted. I saw a display of the swiss chard at the state fair and it looked amazing! I was sort of hoping it could catapult me to the farming the front yard thing... Oh well, at least it looks to be growing ok (less than 1" tall, planted two weeks ago, so, not bad). |
- Posted by mike_in_paradise 6U 5A Cn Jun9Sep29 (My Page) on Thu, Sep 25, 08 at 16:09
Another nice thing about the Rainbow Swiss chard is the colours. You will get whites, reds, orange and yellows. Some dark leaves, some light leaves. It is truly a beautiful addition to the vegetable garden. EG. It is not at all common here at all. My first exposure to growing was a couple years ago picking up plants from a nursery for 10 cents as no one was buying them. I am hooked. I love it in salads mixed 50/50 with lettuce. Saute in garlic with a touch of olive oil and then adding a 1/4 cup of chicken broth. You can also use it for wrapping stuffing like you would a cabbage roll. Use it anywhere where you would use spinach. The stuff in the grocery store here is not fit to eat. IT DOES NOT KEEP DRY! I pick it directly into a container of water and it stays there until ready to use, otherwise it wilts in hours and remember I live in a cool climate. Last well into fall and if you have a mild climate apparently it will survive the winter. |
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Thu, Sep 25, 08 at 16:46
Mike - thanks for the info! I may have to plant a couple of squares early next year, and just give it a try. I may actually like it! EG |
Yeah it's something we in the south should know about because it's a green that grows in the heat. Milder than spinach and very useful in the kitchen. I've planted quite a bit and it does take awhile to really get going but when it does.......stand back the chard is growing. However the bunnies like it so fence it. |
i was wondering what you do with it. LOL i wanted to grow it, did and did nothing with it. dummy me. i didn't know if a part of it was poisonous like rhubarb or not. that's what i want to get my hands on!! some different kinds of rhubarb so i can fix the hubs some stuff. and my sil makes some great pies!! so she can give me some pointers. LOL next year we'll do the chard in the squares and know exactly what to do with them!! HEE HEE i do want to grow LOTS of different kinds of spinach too!! :') |
- Posted by west_texas_peg 7b West Cen TX (My Page) on Fri, Sep 26, 08 at 19:21
Grew Swiss Chard for the first time this year and am amazed! It is very hot here early in the season so spinach does not do well. The chard never looked back...it has produced more and more and is still producing. We just processed a huge metal mixing bowl full of leaves to go in the freezer for this winter. And it was from one plant! It does not take long for it to put more leaves up so you do not run out of fresh leaves. We also used it as wraps for meat roll ups. I'm ordering from valueseeds.com this next spring and will plant the various colors of chard. It is high in iron and many vitamins. I'm planning to plant container garden for my son and his wife who lives 300 miles from us...they are not gardeners so we will visit next spring to set up containers with peppers, tomatoes and chard. Chard is for Harry, their rabbit. I think I will do lettuce in one, too. Try it, you will like it! LOL Peggy |
- Posted by mike_in_paradise 6U 5A Cn Jun9Sep29 (My Page) on Sat, Sep 27, 08 at 8:26
Another thing about chard is I tend to use the leaves more than the stalk of the Chard. The stalk is very much like asparagus flavoured and you can treat it as such. |
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This post on chard got me hungry for it soooooo... I picked a bunch of Chard today and made rollups... Filling: While rice is cooking: Fry 3/4 lbs ground beef add rice to meat when done... take 12-15 large chard leaves, cut off the bottom of the stalk. place in a sieve and pour boiling water from kettle over chard to blanch it. take mixture off of heat and add table spoons of Parmesan Cheese. Lay a leave of Chard out and fill using tooth pics to hold together. Take the rest of the dice tomatoes and put a frying pan with 1 cup of water, bring to a boil for a couple of minutes and then pour over the chard rolls. Bake at 375 for 35 minutes. At 25 minutes sprinkle with parmesan cheese. |
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I'm seeing many of the these on the undersides of my mango tree. Pretty designs, but I'm sure whatever it is has evil intentions. Can someone identify what this is and what to do about it? It isn't the greatest picture, but if you click on it and enlarge it,, I think you'll be able to see what I have.
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White fly. I have the same problem. |
I have it too. Very, very annoying. I can even see them flying around in the mornings. My neighbors have a Gigantic ficus hedge that is the source I believe, and I don't see the source changing anytime. It does seem to be affecting my young trees, not sure what to do at this point .. |
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I bought a set of 15 yellow sticky white fly/aphid traps from amazon.com . They caught a bunch of them and other bugs, but there are still plenty flying around. I have shrubs all around my back yard. A small section of them are ficus. Next month, I'm getting rid of all of my shrubs where they seem to call "home" and spread towards my fruit trees. |
- Posted by wizzard419 none (My Page) on Sun, Nov 27, 11 at 16:55
If it is whitefly the best thing you can do is soak the trees in an oil spray. I've used All Seasons (it goes on the end of the hose) you spray it once (possibly twice if they return the next week) and they are gone. I applied mine once and they have not returned. I'm not 100% sure on mango leaves though, you will probably want to ask your local expert about the options you have. |
As I have said before, you must control/stop the source of the whitefly. Treating your mango trees is all well and good but if the whitefly source is still around, you have not eliminated the risk. Rob |
- Posted by wizzard419 none (My Page) on Sun, Nov 27, 11 at 23:09
That is true, I've had trees in the ground for 20 years without a whitefly, ever. Then, for the last two years, the summers got really cool and mild, which made the perfect habitat for the whitefly. If I recall, according to the pest control lady, if they aren't in full sun and it's damp/cool they may show up. So if you can move your trees somewhere warmer/brighter that would work too. |
Find the source and eliminate it. Of course! Alas, where do these guys like to hang out? |
- Posted by wizzard419 none (My Page) on Mon, Nov 28, 11 at 23:37
They like cooler, shady, and possibly slighly damp areas. Destroying plants pretty much won't do anything, you need to make the plants unattractive by warming up the plants (by moving them into hotter parts of the garden) or use the spray. I think in general they love fruit trees (can't be certain as all my trees are fruit trees) and they have yet to show up on any bushes or shrubs here. |
Three local plants that whitefly like, depending on the species of whitefly, are ficus, gumbo limbo and papaya. Rob |
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