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Course Catalog 2014-2015
This catalog presents a comprehensive picture of the academic program at Kenyon College. Listed here are all of the regular courses taught by the Kenyon faculty. Note that not all courses are offered every year. Moreover, in any given year, faculty members will teach a number of "special topics" courses that do not appear here because they are not regular parts of the curriculum. To see which courses are being offered in the current or upcoming year, including the special-topics courses, consult the College's Web site, www.kenyon.edu, or the Web site of the registrar's office, http://registrar.kenyon.edu.
The book is organized in three sections. The first covers administrative matters, including degree requirements and curricular regulations that apply to all Kenyon students. The'Academic Program at Kenyon' and 'College Curriculum' describe the College's curriculum and graduation requirements. Other portions deal with matters such as enrollment procedures, grades, academic standards, and special programs (such as off-campus study). The second section presents the academic departments and programs of study, in alphabetical order. Each of these academic chapters sets forth specific requirements associated with the field of study—for example, a list of the requirements for majors and a description of the Senior Exercise. Each chapter also lists courses, in numerical order. Questions about courses should be addressed to members of the department or program in question.
The third section has lists of Kenyon faculty members and administrators, as well as officers of the College and members of the board of trustees.
Great care has been taken to assure the accuracy and completeness of the information contained in this publication. Note that Kenyon College reserves the right to discontinue or to modify courses or programs; to change instructors; or to change policies, procedures, fees, and other regulations without prior notice.
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(05-15-2012 01:52 PM)motu79 Wrote: @Aviator: With me being a fellow Coug and Hawk, that room is saweet! I went to Home Depot here in Spokane and painted part of my basement in official WSU Crimson!! I have a bunch of Cougar stuff on all parts of the walls. I especially like the program pic of Bledsoe!! Great head of hair there!
(05-14-2012 06:50 PM)aviat0rshades Wrote: I bought a new house in November and have been slowly making one of the rooms my man cave. I think I've done alright so far. Here's what it looks like right now.
(05-15-2012 02:29 PM)giantfan270 Wrote: Nice set up there pal! What's the Bulldog's name?
(05-15-2012 02:38 PM)giantfan270 Wrote: This was Bozley. We lost him at 4 and a half years old. He is missed big time.
(05-15-2012 02:51 PM)aviat0rshades Wrote: What a handsome fella! I dread the day I lose Bob.
(05-15-2012 02:54 PM)giantfan270 Wrote: OMG, It was terrible. I held him as they put him to sleep. Still tears me up.

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In 2005, the Georgia Legislature passed the "Voter ID" Bill that requires voters, when they vote, to present photo identification of the voter.
This is a common sense requirement to protect the value of the votes of the legitimate folks. When non-qualified people vote (dead or alive), or when qualified people vote multiple times, the votes of genuine Georgia voters are cancelled. That's us. Read More»
As a candidate for the Georgia House of Representatives, I would like to make the citizens of Fayette County aware of the national non-partisan voter education movement called Project Vote Smart (www.votesmart.org).
This group, together with CNN, sent out questionnaires for the 2010 Political Courage Test to all candidates nationally, asking them to take a stance on tough issues and submit their responses for publication on the Project Vote Smart website, where voters can familiarize themselves with the candidates and make informed decisions. Read More»
In seventh and eighth grade, I was completely infatuated by this beautiful young lady named Melissa. She had it all with angelic features, a warm personality and a sincerity that I adored.
Melissa and I were in the same school and attended the same church, Embry Hills United Methodist Church in DeKalb County. Read More»
When I was a young boy, we used to go to the local theater every Saturday to watch cowboy and Indian movies. Those "savages" were always the bad people, killing people that were heading westward on wagon trains. In those years, I had also heard the term "Indian giver," but rarely gave any thought to its true meaning: Native Americans, on a routine basis, were tricked into surrendering their valuable "untitled" real estate, for trivial items of low value. Read More»
I am not surprised at the result of the vote to eliminate the voice command option here in PTC. I guess if the new chief of police wanted the change, the council was obliged to accommodate his request, even though none of the reported dog bites were from dogs walking off leash but dogs who escaped from their yard.
There were complaints of a dog jumping in a golf cart, or bumping into a child — "dangerous," indeed. Complaints from a few has resulted in a big change for many responsible dog owners. Read More»
Eternal vigilance: This truly is the price we pay for democracy. Under the impression the City Council had put to rest any proposal for a new law concerning the control of dogs, my wife and I departed for England where unleashed dogs are practically invited to sit at the restaurant table for Sunday roast. Lo and behold, we were shocked to find that the new ordinance had not only not been placed in trash, but had been considered and passed unanimously by our "conservative Republican" City Council. Read More»
Months after Low Temp decided not to pursue a move to Peachtree City, misunderstandings still abound. This is to highlight the process that takes place when an industry such as Low Temp considers relocating to a community.
Low Temp Industries is a privately held, third generation manufacturing company currently located in Clayton County. Because they are interested in possibly expanding and relocating, company officials have been looking at several communities in multiple counties over a period of years. Read More»
It was a remarkable contrast to watch the mayor and all four council members curtail a unique 50-year PTC liberty without presenting any compelling facts or trends about the scope or seriousness of the dog control issue (and how their proposal would impact it), then immediately watch a fact-filled briefing with carefully compiled slides of quantitative measures about ... garbage pickup. Read More»
Mayor and council, I've written in the past stating the benefits of the gas-powered golf cart. I also mentioned that I felt it undermined a right of mine to make safer, smarter purchases for my family if the ban were to go into effect. Read More»
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I'm not that crazy about non-stick pans, but I like to make crepes, and I'd like a non-stick for this purpose.
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You caught me Chickster... what I really meant was that it is the one Dupont lists on their website as the best. It usually means longest lasting. I'm not really an expert, but have read enough to know that multi-layer coatings and a more carefully prepared substrate are claimed to make the nonstick last longer. Here are a couple of links you should read: http://www.teflon.com/NASApp/Teflon/TeflonPageServlet?pageId=/consumer/na/eng/housewares/cookware/cookware/nonStick/howDoesIt/cons_how_work.html http://www.whitfordww.com/excalibur.html http://www.meyercanada.ca/MeyerCookwareGuideSection7.asp?lang=1 |
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Home › Student Life › Living and Dining on Campus › Dining › Catering › 3. Menu Options
TU Dining Services are committed to making your event a success. Our team of professionals have designed a variety of menus to suite most budgets and tastes. Details and links of each guide are located next to guides cover picture below. Prices and selections will be honored through June 1, 2013. We continually strive to exceed each guests expectations. Should you need assistants with planning your event, please contact our Catering Office located in the Allen Chapman Activity Center at 918-631-2145.
Catering options that are sure to satisfy everyone at your event. To view click the picture.
Options here include our newest additions. Including an All Day service section, and Grab and Go selections. As well as new options for traditional services such as Luncheons, Buffets, and Breakfast. Additonal services and menu selections are listed here also. To view click the picture.
Here we offer Simply-to-Go Catering options. These options are ONLY available to Student Associations/Student Groups. The pricing and menu items here are ONLY availible for pick-up. We will NOT deliver. To print and order form click the picture, then fax it to TU Dining Services at 918-631-3821 or bring it by the Dining office located in the Allen Chapman Activity Center.


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I know it's been AGES since I've done any posting out here.
Well...okay...not really. It ACTUALLY starts on June 19, that's the day we arrive at the Pop. On the 16th, we drive from our house to our friends in Tennessee. They're goin' with us, and this time, we're all drivin' down together in a big ol' van!
17th we drive as far as Macon, GA, for a stop-over. Yeah, I know, not very far, but my wife has back problems that prevents us from driving too long at a single stretch. Plus, we GOTTA stop and eat at JL's Bar-B-Que!
18th we drive to St. Augustine Beach for a day of fun and frolic in the surf! We LOVE the ocean, and LOVE the gorgeous St. Augustine beaches. PLUS, we getta do a GHOST TOUR through St. A. that night!
Next morning we drive on in to the World. Fresh as a daisy and ready to ROCK THE WORLD!
I've never done an official "Trip Report", but I'm hoping to jot down some random notes each night before I lay me down to sleep, then turn it all into a report once we get back....


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Quality Index's Top 10 game of November 2012!
The PS3 smash hit Magic Orbz has arrived on mobile! It's an astonishingly beautiful ball-bouncing, block-breaking blast with 52 levels, that span pirate fleets, lush green jungles and snowy winter landscapes.
Your task seems simple – clear the level of obstacles before you run out of lives. Watch out though – pick-ups and power-downs drop from the destroyed blocks.
With the high-speed gameplay, lovers of Breakout and Arkanoid should find themselves right at home. The lots of power-ups, bizarre obstacles and in-game day-night cycle really mix up the game. When you've completed it, there are still dozens of trophies to attempt.
So go on, give it a try! Smash up the levels, gawp at the cutting edge 3D graphics, and grab power-ups as they fall – but whatever you do, don't lose your ball!
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if the solves for 2 are what I think they are, they're still impressive
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Linda Shalon, MD, specializes in pediatric overweight, inflammatory bowel disease, celiac disease and nutrition.
Shalon came to Hasbro Children's Hospital after completing her fellowship in pediatric gastroenterology and nutrition. Before becoming medical director of Hasbro Children's Hospital pediatric group weight management program, she was interim director of the division of pediatric gastroenterology and nutrition and director of the fellowship training program.
Shalon is a graduate of Loyola University of Chicago-Stritch School of Medicine. She received her master's degree in clinical nutrition from the University of Chicago. Shalon completed her pediatric residency at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in Bronx, New York and her pediatric gastroenterology and nutrition fellowship at North Shore University Hospital/Cornell University Medical College in Manhasset, New York. Shalon is board-certified in pediatric gastroenterology.
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Shalon's research focus is pediatric weight problems and physician education. Her research interests have included inflammatory bowel disease, celiac disease and abdominal pain.
Shalon received a Center for Disease Control and Prevention grant through the State of Rhode Island's "Programs to Promote Healthy Eating" for a project to teach physicians a curriculum on anticipatory guidance for prevention of childhood overweight. The results of this program were presented at a national meeting.
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The veterans organization 40 & 8 will have a 5K race and a 1-mile walk Saturday at the old Cleveland Bank building, 775 Raider Drive, at 9 a.m. This race is organized by the veterans. There is no late entry fee.
Ocoee Baptist Church's annual fall festival will be held Saturday at 4:30 p.m. There will be free games, a hillbilly beauty pageant at 5:45 p.m., door prizes, cake walk, a pie in someone's face for $5, cake auction at 7 p.m. and an old-fashioned hay ride. For more information, call 715-1206 or 790-6431.
Chilcutt United Methodist Church, 689 Chilcutt Road, will have a rummage sale for the youth group's Christmas project Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Masterworks from the Chrysler Museum
West Building, various galleries
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In West Building the Museum presents a series of magnificent loans selected by NCMA Curator of European Art David Steel from the Chrysler Museum in Virginia. Interspersed throughout the galleries, these 18th- and 19th-century paintings and sculptures by such masters as Edgar Degas, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Francesco Bertos, Mary Cassatt, and Auguste Rodin are strategically installed next to related stars in the permanent collection, inspiring dialogue among the works.
Visitors are encouraged to start their exploration in the Rodin Court, where the sculptor's first masterpiece, The Age of Bronze, is displayed, along with Rodin's bust of his mistress and muse, the artist Camille Claudel, poignantly titled The Farewell. Nearby in the Impressionism Gallery, visitors will find a beautiful Degas dancer, Renoir's lovely painting of his dealer's children (The Daughters of Durand-Ruel), and a charming family portrait by Mary Cassatt.
"Although there are some great paintings and sculptures by famous artists," says Steel, "maybe the most pleasant experiences visitors have will be discovering amazing works by artists they may never have heard of, like Jules-Joseph Lefebvre, Charles Gleyre, and Francesco Bertos."


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Expectations. Potential. Franchise-changers. Impact players. Prospects.
These words are thrown around so often around draft time, and for good reason. The NBA Draft is a time filled with hope. It is the focus of every bad team all year long. Each NBA fan is looking for their messiah who will come and set their team free from the bottom of the league standings. The problem is that so many fans, scouts, and GMs, get drunk with hope and become delusional about some prospects.
The Draft Tier system is used by most teams in the NBA. In that system, each team puts prospects into tiers.
Many GMs then gather together their tiers and check them against what others have. When the draft comes, GMs always select a player from the highest tier possible. This system helps to safeguard against getting too high on one player and ensures that a team always picks the most talented player possible.
My Draft Tier system goes a bit further. It categorizes players into the following five groups:
- What Are Franchise Tiers?
- What Are Allstar Tiers?
- What Are Starter Tiers?
- What Are Glue Tiers?
- What Are Bench Tiers?
These groupings are based on their perceived potential, or ceiling, in the NBA. These groupings give us realistic expectations for players. Instead of comparing late first-round picks with Allstars and Superstars, we can give them more realistic comparisons as role players in the NBA.
Each one of those groups are also broken down into three tiers. The first tier in each group is a 'sure-thing.' The third tier in each groups are high-risk players, meaning that they have high potential, but they have to overcome serious weaknesses to reach their group potential.
Hindsight is 20/20, they say. It is so easy to look back on previous drafts and 'know' how things should have gone. For the purpose of trying to explain this draft tier system, I will try to give illustrations and explanations for each tier, but some of the explanations will inevitably have 'hindsight syndrome'
Players are placed in their tier based on athleticism, feel for the game, and abilities. Players can drop a tier if they have a lack of production, personal issues, or injury problems.
Admittedly, there are some players who just slip through the cracks and do not fit in this system at all. The fact that Manu Ginobli was taken in the second round and had Allstar success is a good example. This system doesn't find every gem and protect against every bust, but it does organize prospects and prioritizes draft targets in an effective way.


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The Trojans entered Friday night's game at Leroy Byars Field with a perfect 4-0 record, while the Wildcats were 3-1 and winners of two straight. Another aspect of Friday night's contest was the winner would receive the first Sears Trophy.
The game lived up to all the hype as the many fans that filled the bleachers and stood next to the fence witnessed a shootout.
The Wildcats and Trojans traded scores with each other for most of the game. In the end, the Trojans came away with a 36-26 victory. The Trojans improved to 5-0, while the Wildcats fell to 3-2. East Side has now won three straight in the rivalry, cutting CHS's series lead to 13-10.
It was a weird, weird game," East Side head coach Roger Burton said. "There were a lot of momentum shifts and lots of crazy stuff happened. I don't think anybody really stopped anybody other than themselves to tell you the honest to God's truth about it.
"Cleveland High did an outstanding job. They're just as physical as us, and I take pride in being physical. I don't run many plays, but we run them well."
The Trojans' offense was led by the hard running of Quadre Butler and Taquille Eatmon. Butler rushed for 197 yards with three touchdowns and a 2-point conversion on 26 carries, while Eatmon ran for 169 yards with a touchdown and a 2-point conversion on 12 carries. The Trojans also had several players on defense that made big plays.
"This was a total team effort and it took everybody," Burton said. "This is how it's done. Quadre probably ran the ball the best he's had all year, and I'm very proud of that."
The Wildcats were without a couple of key players as senior wide receiver and defensive back Donivan Henderson and senior quarterback and linebacker Marshall Boggs were out of action due to injuries.
Cleveland High head football coach Kelly Causey said the injuries can't be an excuse.
"That's part of football, and that's when you have adversities," Causey said. "People have to step up and play. They've got to do it, and we have to get them ready to do it."
"The kids have played well," Causey added. "I think overall the team has played well and played hard, but we just have to take it to another level."
The Trojans jumped out to a huge lead in the first quarter. Eatmon marched on a 68-yard touchdown run, and Butler galloped on a 21-yard touchdown run. Jonathan Clerk-Beamon threw a 2-point conversion pass to Quadarrius Shaw after Eatmon's touchdown to contribute to the scoring. The Trojans' defense also forced two turnovers in the first quarter as Jamarcus Burns intercepted a pass, while Michael Hurns recovered a fumble. Hurns' fumble recovery set up the Trojans' second scoring drive of the game. When the first quarter came to a close, the Trojans led 14-0.
The Wildcats proved that they weren't out of it by a long shot. Toward the end of the first quarter, Wildcat running back Jason Young marched on a 51-yard run to put Cleveland on East Side's 3-yard line. With 11:49 left in the second quarter, Young charged into the end zone from three yards out. The point-after kick was no good, but CHS had cut the deficit to 14-6.
CHS came up big on the ensuing kickoff by forcing East Side to fumble the ball away, giving the Wildcats possession on the East Side 17-yard line. With 11:01 left in the first half, Vaughnte Dorsey scored Cleveland's second touchdown of the game on a nine-yard run. The two-point conversion was no good, but Cleveland cut East Side's lead down to 14-12.
The Trojans came right back on offense as Beamon connected with Brandt Williams on a 20-yard touchdown pass with 7:55 left in the second quarter. The two-point conversion attempt was no good, but East Side had extended its lead to 20-12.
After the score, the Wildcats' defense turned up the intensity. With around two minutes remaining in the half, East Side ran a play where three players were stacked on a CHS defensive back. When Beamon threw the ball, Young read the play and was able to intercept the ball in between a couple of Trojans and ran it to the end zone on a 66-yard return for a touchdown. Dorsey scored the 2-point conversion, and Cleveland tied the game up at 20-20 with 1:52 still left in the first half.
The Wildcats forced another turnover later in the quarter as Jamal Fifer recovered a fumble to make sure the score was tied 20-20 going into halftime.
When the second half began, East Side was able to get the momentum back. On fourth down for CHS, East Side's Barron Burns blocked a punt to give the Trojans possession of the football deep in Cleveland territory.
On the next play, East Side handed the ball off to Butler who ran on a 22-yard touchdown run. Butler also scored the 2-point conversion to give the Trojans a 28-20 lead with 8:10 left in the third quarter.
The Wildcats continued to battle hard as Dorsey played well in place of Boggs at the quarterback position. Dorsey was able to find Trace Bray on a pass that went for 44 yards for a first down. Dorsey continued to lead the Wildcats' offense as he ran the ball on three consecutive plays. On his last play, Dorsey marched on a one-yard touchdown run with 4:35 left in the third quarter. The two-point conversion was no good, and East Side still held a 28-26 advantage.
After their defense forced the Wildcats to punt, the Trojans were able to get the ball on their own 42-yard line. Butler delivered his third touchdown of the game as he galloped on a long 58-yard run to the end zone. Eatmon scored the 2-point conversion, and East Side increased its lead to 36-26.
"We didn't execute on defense," Causey said. "We missed some tackles and things like that. We had some blocking issues early too. We didn't execute like we needed to."
Cleveland tried to put together a drive toward the end of the game, but East Side's Paddarrius Bronner came up with an interception in the final quarter to seal up the win for the Trojans.
Hurns led East Side's defense with nine tackles including a sack and a fumble recovery, followed by Vernell Baldridge with eight tackles and a sack, Burns with eight tackles and a blocked punt and Edgar Eatmon and Johnny Russell with eight tackles each.
For Cleveland, Young and Dorsey led the way for Cleveland. Young rushed for 94 yards with a touchdown on 18 carries, while Dorsey ran for 77 yards with two touchdowns on 19 carries. Dorsey also completed 2-of-9 passes for 44 yards. Dorsey and Young also played hard on defense.
Both teams will be back in action on Friday. East Side will host Greenwood at Leroy Byars Field, while Cleveland High will host New Albany at Mickey Sellers Stadium. Kickoff for both games is set for 7:30 p.m.


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At Towers Beth finds Jeffrey O'Neill is human after all - he has feelings for one woman - Marah Lewis. When Marah calls, fearful she's being stalked, Beth urges her former lover to go to her. After he leaves, Alexandra tries to persuade Beth to help her get rid of Olivia. Beth is reluctant but agrees to go with Alex to question Phillip about his motives for getting married.
At Ravenwood, Phillip is hesitant to sign the document placed in front of him, but Olivia persuades him to sign without legal counsel. When Beth and Alexandra arrive Olivia says Phillip doesn't want to see them and as his wife she has every right to keep them from going into his room. Beth is convinced Olivia is "dangerous."
At the museum, Jeffrey dresses Marah's cut from the razor blade in her doll and demands to know about her stalker. Marah explains the doll's mysterious appearance after all these years and mentions Michelle's accident. She thinks the two incidents are connected but has no proof. O'Neill suggests a private investigator. He promises he'll let nothing happen to her. She persuades him to stay for coffee. Alone, Jeffrey calls Carrie's machine, demanding that in order for their deal to stand, the three girls must remain unharmed. Otherwise "there will be Hell to pay."
Outside Company, Frank and Rick have a heart to heart. Rick is worried about Ed. Frank sympathizes - when Buzz returned to Springfield it took Frank some time to adjust to having his father back in his life. He suggests that's all Rick needs too.
At the hospital, Ed's bottle of pills is empty. He's surprised to find Mel in his exam room wanting a checkup for her queasiness. Ed refuses to help - there is a rule about treating family. Mel wants the best for her baby and insists her father-in-law humor her. Ed's vision blurs as he's about to take her blood. He can't do it. Mel notices his shaky hands, but he says it's the effects of a long day. He leaves the room and tells a nurse to page Mel's doctor and Rick - he's "off duty until further notice." Rick joins Mel who assures him they did the right thing - "We needed to know." Ed needs help and Mel thinks this way he will think that leaving the hospital was his own decision. But Rick knows his father better than she does.
Jealous of Cassie's relationship with Edmund, Tammy decides she needs a makeover in order to attract the right kind of guy. She wants magic, romance, Shakespeare... all that Joey lacks. Cassie admits the glamour is nice, but she's with Edmund because he's a good person, not because he's a former prince. She urges her daughter not to change - she will find her prince just the way she is. Lizzie enters still upset over her dad's marriage. Cassie sees how angry Lizzie becomes at the mention of Olivia's name. But Lizzie promises she won't act on her anger - she's dealing with it. Unconvinced, Cassie calls Olivia, finally understanding why she has kept her baby a secret. She warns Olivia to be careful.
Lizzie tells Tammy that she lied to Cassie - she hates Olivia and her family won't let her get away with marrying Phillip. Tammy is sick of hearing Lizzie's problems - she'd rather concentrate on her own - starting with a new wardrobe. Lizzie snarls that nothing ever happens to Tammy, but quickly takes it back, apologizing. Tammy admits she is right. In the hallway, an angry Lizzie tells Cassie that she thought she could count on her friends, but Tammy is too caught up in her own problems to care about hers. Cassie enters her hotel room to find Tammy ogling at herself in the mirror wearing one of her mom's sexy black dresses.
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Tony is determined to find out who is after Danny. Danny asks Eden what Tony's not telling him. Bill interrupts before Eden has much chance to respond. Eden urges Bill not to lose his moral compass. Danny corners Eden in the elevator. Eden swears she and Tony are trying to help Danny. She tells Danny about the Shadow and his allegations against Bill. Edmund meets with a San Cristobel delivery room nurse, who reveals that she saw Cassie's baby alive. The nurse recalls that the doctor asked to be alone with the baby but then she clams up and hurries off. Olivia is worried that it might be too difficult for Cassie to be around Emma, but Cassie insists she's come to grips with her loss. That's not the impression Olivia got from Edmund. Cassie maintains that if Edmund is investigating the death of her child, it's not for her, it's for him. After, Cassie confronts Edmund about his investigation, demanding for him to stop it. Reva tries to reach Christopher. Marah speculates that Carrie lashed out at her. She hopes that Josh's opening up to Reva is a sign that he's ready to deal with his part in Maryanne's death. Shayne encourages Marah to make amends with Sandy. Reva is happy to have her children visit. Reva sees Marah's cut hand and asks her what happened. Reva says Christopher would like to run some tests to check her psychic ability. She surprises Sandy with a gift. He is impressed with how Reva decorated the guest room. Somebody follows Marah when she leaves the house. Reva flash cuts to an image of someone holding something that belongs to the family. Sandy pockets Jonathan's baby shoes.
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Cassie realizes that Edmund wants to find out about the child she lost but she doesn't want him to. Cassie can't help but ask if Edmund learned anything about her baby. Edmund lies that he hasn't learned anything. Plagued by yet another migraine, Ed can't bring himself to take one of his pills in front of Michelle. A concerned Michelle wants Ed to work toward something loving and normal but when he suggests spending time with Robbie, she refuses. Michelle insists that Ed isn't himself; her concerns are genuine. Ed asks Michelle to leave. Michelle tells Cassie about a new designer drug going around. Marah finally sees Carrie for who she really is and orders her to get out. She accuses Carrie of hiding the razor blade in the rag doll. Carrie insists if she wanted to scare Marah, she wouldn't have had to do a thing. Reva tells Josh about Marah's mishap with the razor blade. Josh covers his panic. Marah opens the door and Shayne thrusts the doll in her face. He admits he is responsible for digging out the doll and bringing it to the museum but he assures her that he wouldn't have put the doll in a basket full of pins and scissors. Billy and Buzz worry about what might happen next to the girls. Josh calls a meeting of the circle. Billy thinks it's time to go back into the tunnels, but Ed and Alan refuse. Alan wants to speak with Buzz privately. Frank is looking for Josh because Josh called him to talk about police business. Frank thinks it's odd that Josh called the cops then cancelled. Billy worries that Ed won't be able to keep it together. Alan thinks that Buzz is the only one who will do what needs to be done.
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Lizzie cannot believe Phillip would willingly marry Olivia. Phillip insists he married Olivia because he wanted to and sometimes, you just have to accept things. It's part of growing up. Lizzie reels over Phillip's response. Sandy stops Lizzie from ordering a vodka tonic. He tells her she needs to straighten up, and she's a bit taken aback by his sharp tone. Lizzie comments about Sandy's interest in her. Jeffrey tells Gus that he wants to know exactly what happens at the Spaulding board meeting. Alan shows Alexandra a forged letter from Phillip, declaring himself well. Beth can't resist tweaking Jeffrey about Marah. Alexandra worries about Gus attending the board meeting. Danny and Tony confront Jeffrey about being the Shadow. He neither confirms nor denies Danny and Tony's allegation. Tony says the next time Jeffrey needs to send a message he should leave Eden out of the mix. Jeffrey asks why two crime families have decided to wage war in Springfield. He brings up the new street drug "D" and for all he knows somebody could be making the stuff right here in Springfield. Gus manages to inquire about Antimonious, although Alexandra turns the discussion to the Bad Girl campaign. Gus sides with Alexandra against Brad. He turns the discussion back to Antimonious and questions a fax he found in Brad's office. Later, Brad asks what Gus was doing snooping in his office. Alexandra makes it clear that Brad needs to lay off Gus. Alan and Alexandra prepare to badly lie about Phillip to the board. Alan proposes that Gus stand in for Phillip on the board but Olivia declares that won't be necessary. She's taking Phillip's seat.
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Olivia has every intention of taking Phillip's place on the board. She uses Alan's memo to her advantage and says that Phillip is obviously lucid enough to make his own decisions. Alan has no choice but to give Olivia Phillip's seat on the board. Olivia informs Alan and Alexandra that Phillip has left instructions that Alan and Alexandra not disturb him. She questions Gus's agenda. After, Olivia vows that one day, Spaulding Enterprises will be all hers. Gus tells Harley about the board meeting. Harley leaves a voicemail for Brad, asking him to meet her later. Reva and Cassie arrive for Cassie and Marah's psych tests, and are surprised to find Jeffrey with Christopher. Jeffrey explains to Cassie and Reva that Christopher invited him to be an observer. The tests begin and Cassie's certain that she has zero psychic ability. Marah tells Jeffrey she tried to clear her mind but something kept getting in the way. Buzz leaves Billy and Josh for poker night. Marina lies to Shayne about her meeting with Carrie. She moves down the dark, eerie tunnel, on her way to Carrie's room. Marina hears a rumble in the walls; as she looks around, dust and dirt fall from above. Josh is upset to find Buzz packing a gun. Assuming the gun was Alan's idea, Josh reminds Buzz that Alan got them into this mess. Reva has a vision about the tunnel collapsing and somebody dying. Marina realizes that Carrie wants her to get lost. The men hear the rumble as the walls buckle and the passage collapses on Marina. Carrie calls Marah to the meeting. Jeffrey still wants Christopher to deliver Reva. Reva worries about her visions. Not realizing that Marina is trapped, the men want to get out of there before the tunnel collapses on them.
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By Michelle Prather
Comedians often target the South as redneck heaven, but Deborah R.
and Jim Ford Jr., owners of Entrepreneur's Hot 100 No.
35-ranked Grits Inc. in Birmingham, Alabama, make it their business
to create a positive image of the place they call home. Their
affection for Southern traditions has blossomed into success worth
The husband-and-wife team found its niche in the gift and apparel
industries by putting phrases that exemplify Southern traditions
and upbringing (such as "Southern Girls Don't Sweat-They
Glisten") on mugs, wine glasses, pillows, apparel and more.
Their story dates back to August 1995, when native Alabaman
Deborah, now 45, screen-printed a phrase she's heard most of
her life, "Grits: Girls Raised In The South," onto her
volleyball players' T-shirts at the junior high school where
she taught and coached. A few months later, she met Jim, now 47,
who saw dollar signs in the catch phrase. With an extensive
background in sales and marketing, he told his soon-to-be-wife he
thought she was sitting on a gold mine. Deborah then applied to
trademark the "Grits" phrase and thought up 25 more
Southern sayings, such as "PMS: Precious Moody
Southerners" and "Southern Girls Know That Friends Are
When they sold $65,000 worth of embroidered goods, such as
T-shirts, sweatshirts and hats, at the Atlanta Apparel Mart's
July Gift Show in 1996, the now-married couple decided to quit
their jobs and take on Grits full time. "At the next show, we
did more than $100,000, and at the next show, we did more than
$150,000," says Jim.
The days of relying only on trade shows for visibility are long
gone. No strangers to the word "expansion," the Fords
have increased their warehouse space three times, and for good
reason: They now have 1,620 active accounts, including Lebanon,
Tennessee-based restaurant chain Cracker Barrel and 500 Hallmark
stores. And this year's Atlanta Gift Mart will see the premiere
of a voice chip-enhanced book and stuffed animal series geared
toward youngsters.
Success didn't come without some hurdles, however: The Fords
encountered theft early on-$50,000 worth of merchandise was stolen
from one of their warehouses-and their $4 million-plus sales
figures for 1997 could have been close to $5 million if they
hadn't suffered an $800,000 loss in revenue due to vendor
shipping delays. But a booming business makes it easier to recover.
Jim attributes their overwhelming success to their distribution
network, the strength of their trademark, their devoted staff and
recent CFO addition Doug Johnson.
With Deborah's flair for color, style and catchy sayings, and
Jim's knack for running a business, these dynamos are making
millions embracing-and marketing-the South. The Fords project sales
of $8 million for 1998 and hope to expand nationwide.
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I have this bronzer in Ebony Bronze. I use it to contour- around my hairline, hollows of cheeks, jawline. It's a very pretty dark color that looks chocolate without showing any red (like MAC blunt) or any shimmer. I think Sam Fine uses this to contour, as well.
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On the 35th anniversary of the Blizzard of '78, Massachusetts is bracing for another winter wallop.
A snowstorm is predicted to hit Massachusetts over the next couple of days, dropping at least a foot of snow in the area.
At press time, a blizzard watch was in effect from Friday morning through Saturday afternoon for much of eastern Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire. The National Weather Service and local weather guru Ryan Breton agree that the heaviest snow and gusty winds are expected Friday night into Saturday morning, with northeast winds up to 35 mph and with gusts to 55 mph. Visibilities could be as low as a quarter-mile during the worst of the storm.
The forecast is already riling people up, as they head to hardware stores for snow supplies. School officials have already re-scheduled weekend sporting events, and are mulling options for snow days. Public works directors are watching the forecasts as well, hoping for the best but preparing for the worst.
"We haven't had a snowstorm in two years," said Al Goldstein, manager at Rocky's Hardware in North Andover, where customers were picking up shovels and ice melt. "The more they hype it, the busier it will get. It seems like it's going to happen. We can only hope."
While the storm may boost business for hardware stores, it will also wreak havoc on school schedules. Haverhill Athletic Director Tom O'Brien said Friday night's basketball games have already been re-scheduled, with the boys now slated to play in Tewksbury tonight and the girls against Lawrence in Haverhill Monday night.
"Quite a few athletic directors in our league are doing this," he said, noting that it's easier to re-schedule the games now rather than later in the season.
Public works officials are carefully watching and listening to weather reports online, on the radio and on TV. Some say the closer it gets to the actual event, the more they will know. But they'll be ready no matter what happens.
"We are monitoring the storm from as many sources as we can," said Mike Stankovich, director of the Haverhill Public Works Department. "There are a lot of discrepancies with timing and intensity."
He and other directors say they are getting trucks ready, making sure they are filled with salt, sand and fuel, while also ensuring that plow blades are on and functional.
Lawrence Public Works Director John Isensee said he started working for the city of Lawrence in February of 1978, the same month the storm hit.
What he remembers is that back then, snow was dumped directly into the Merrimack River, where it would flow away with the current. That practice has been outlawed due to environmental concerns, however. Now, the city uses a "snow farm," at the intersection of Exeter and Osgood streets, which has limited capacity and space, according to Isensee.
The rest of it, he said, ends up on sidewalks around the city, restricting not only foot passage but vehicle traffic as well as the snow piles encroach on the roadway.
"The older streets are narrow, which constricts our abillity to get down these roads," he said.
He added that the forecast could be wrong.
"Two weeks ago we geared up for 8 inches and we got nothing," he said, adding that he'd know more as the day progressed today.
Prior to the Blizzard of '78, forecasts called for a storm to dump up to 14 to 16 inches of snow on Feb. 6.
Then the storm hit, and over a two-day period from Feb. 6-7 dropped nearly two feet of snow that grew into enormous drifts driven by hurricane-force winds. It took a week for things to begin to return to normal, as roads and highways were shut amid power outages and widespread deaths.
Charlie Foley, a National Weather Service meteorologist, said yesterday that there was a "winter storm watch" in effect from Thursday into Saturday. A 'storm watch' is called when there is a potential of more than six inches of snow. However, the NWS yesterday was looking at 1- to 2-feet of snow falling from Thursday to Saturday, "with some location getting higher amounts."
He said this storm is different than the Blizzard of '78 because it doesn't appear to be as big. It is similar, however, in that both are considered "northeasters," meaning the wind will be coming off the water, bringing moisture to the cold air already in place.
Further, he said, there will be drifting and blowing, also similar to the Blizzard of '78.
But, he said, "It's not of the same magnitude."
Meanwhile, school officials are unsure what to do.
Methuen school superintendent Judith Scannell said her main concern is for the working families in the city who need to make daycare plans if school is canceled on Friday.
"I am keeping abreast of weather reports, today through tomorrow and will talk with the police chief, the DPW director, and facilities supervisor," she said. "We are in constant communication."
She said she planned on listening in on a conference call yesterday afternoon with the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency to discuss storm preparations.
"It's all about the timing," she said. "We are hearing three forecasts: One says it will start early Friday morning. Another says it's 5 or 6 Friday night, and still another says it's starting early Thursday evening. This is going to be a hard one for us."
She said sometimes it's easier to cancel school altogether than have an early release day, which can wreak havoc on daycare plans.
"I have to think, 'Do I want the kids in school, and then worry about getting them home and dropping them off at an empty house?'" she said. "Methuen is a community of working parents. I need to make a decision so they can plan around their baby-sitting."
Jim Scully, Haverhill school superintendent, said his phone lit up early yesterday afternoon, with texts and messages regarding the storm.
"My phone is going off and I said, 'What's going on? It's only Wednesday,'" he recounted. "I don't know what people are thinking."
He added: "People ought to take a breath and relax. The forecast has been wrong before. Enjoy the blessings of New England."
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Suspect Who Fired Shots Sunday Morning is Arrested
Las Cruces Police arrested a 19-year-old man on Sunday after he fired a handgun into the air at an early-morning party.
Alberto Avila, of the 2900 block of Ancho Avenue, is charged with one count of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon against a household member. Avila was transported to the Dona Ana County Detention Center with bond set at $5,000.
Police were called at around 5 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 15, to the 2900 block of Ancho Avenue after witnesses heard shots being fired. Officers arrived and learned that the suspect, identified as Avila, had left the area in a green Honda sedan. As officers investigated the incident and learned that at least three shots were fired from a .45 caliber handgun, Avila was seen driving past the residence.
A Las Cruces Police Department officer on scene followed the car and stopped it a short distance from where the shots were fired. Avila was uncooperative with the officer but was successfully detained for questioning. A .45 caliber handgun was found on the rear floorboard of the vehicle.
Detectives learned that Avila was hosting a party when he got into an argument with his 27-year-old girlfriend. The woman left the area and when she returned to retriever her vehicle, Avila started firing the handgun into the air.
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A man of varied talents and of unusual energy and activity. He was a hymn lyricist and a poet with several volumes of poetry to his credit and several volumes of sermons. In 1896, he was mentioned briefly in this article from the New York Times. While he was minister at Evanston, Illinois [Church of All Souls], he penned the affirmation that we say during every service, and which has been adapted by many other Unitarian Congregations: "Love is the spirit of this church... "
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Meagan Good and her husband-to-be DeVon Franklin shared a silly moment during the 35th Anniversary Celebration for Bishop T.D. Jakes in Dallas, Texas on Friday (June 8).
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I know some (like me) are itching to start their winter sowing and summer garden planning, so I thought we'd shoot for Jan. 26 (Saturday). If we happen to have bad weather, snow/ice then we'll scoot it to Feb 2nd. We'll do this after the lunch rush so 2:00 till we get tired of yacking.
As we discussed at the fall plant swap Panera Bread seems to be a good central location and easy to find. For those less familiar with the High Point area, it's on the corner of Hwy 68/Eastchester and Penny Road. Easy to google/map or let me know if you need more info. Bring whatever seeds you have to share and you might want to bring some additional baggies/lopes and markers. We'll grab some tables and sit around and enjoy some good friends, good food, the latest goings on with our gardens and lots of seeds! Don and I are really looking forward to seeing everyone again!! Panera Bread
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Got it on my calendar. Question: Should all these seeds be cleaned or will the recipent finish cleaning them? I ask because I have many seeds collected in the mts. this past fall. I cleaned some to submit to NARGS, but it is so tedious that I never finished. I had just planned to throw most of them out this spring over the soil and see if any germinated. Well, I do have a few seeds in pks., but I have many more in the somewhat "natural" state. Just tried to clean the Sarracenia and Rhexia. The first was easy, but that Rhexia is like dust! If it rains tomorrow, I may be able to clean a few, but I am too "antsy" to sit still and do this. Now I know why I subscribe to NARGS and the Botanical Garden: the seed service! |
- Posted by rootdiggernc Z-7A NC (My Page) on Wed, Jan 9, 08 at 12:00
ncresuce, I don't think anyone minds if you bring them as is, I sure don't. Some of mine are clean and some aren't. With some a mesh strainer works well. DH and worked on the castor beans one evening while watching TV. Salvia I put in a bag and give a good shake now and then and the seeds drop out into the bottom. If it's too tedious they get tossed into a bag/lope/tin and then I just rub them between my hands to scatter over the soil. Mother Nature sure doesn't completely clean them off. :D |
- Posted by ferndottar z7 NC (My Page) on Wed, Jan 9, 08 at 12:42
The 26th sounds good. Deb, would you like us to bring you some of those big pots? If so you will probably need your truck. There are lots! Thanks for putting this together! Bob and Dawn |
- Posted by rootdiggernc Z-7A NC (My Page) on Wed, Jan 9, 08 at 13:47
Hi Dawn and Bob!! I sent you an email, but never sure if GW mail is working. Let me know if you didn't get it, or you can email me at my gardenweb name rootdiggernc and add @gmail.com to it. |
- Posted by flowrgirl1 7 (My Page) on Sun, Jan 13, 08 at 13:11
I may be interested! Have lots of veggy seeds to trade. firstname.lastname@example.com |
- Posted by rootdiggernc Z-7A NC (My Page) on Mon, Jan 14, 08 at 9:29
Flowrgirl, great, hope you can make it! |
Yes, I would enjoy this event and can ride with flowergirl. Robin in Lewisville NC (just for fun, let's see if this snow photo will work) http://s65.photobucket.com/albums/h229/Bostoncrocus/crochet/ |
- Posted by rootdiggernc Z-7A NC (My Page) on Sat, Jan 19, 08 at 17:26
Hey Quirk, Glad you and Flowrgirl hooked up! Yep, can see your pic and loved the video you sent. I made some new suet blocks today, so the birds are happy. They've been having a feeding frenzy today. |
- Posted by maryann2007 7 (My Page) on Sat, Jan 19, 08 at 22:50
I'd like to come to the seed swap, What are we bring to eat, Just let me know Be good to see you all again Maryann |
- Posted by rootdiggernc Z-7A NC (My Page) on Mon, Jan 21, 08 at 11:10
Hi Maryann, Glad you're coming! We normally do the food thing at the spring and fall plant swaps. For our winter seed swap everyone is on their own. Paneras has sandwiches, salads, soups or pastries and gourmet coffees and regular drinks. It is up to each person if they want to order something to eat/drink there or not. Since this is our 1st seed swap it's going to be a very casual (well we'll call it casual chaos, lol) event. It's going to be sooooo much fun! |
Hi Everyone, I havn't talked to most of you here on the forums but some of the names sound familiar. I have been hoping for some local acquaintances, this sounds wonderful. I only have veggie seeds, well maybe a couple of flowers but I am still a novice when it comes to flowers. I just want to meet some local folks who love gardening as much as I do. We currently have a 1/2 acre veggie garden that we have been working for 4 years now. In two weeks we are having another 1 1/2 acres cleared for more veggies and a section for grapes. Don (my wonderful hubby) is also building me a lean to greenhouse on a new garage that is being built this week. Can I bring mostly veggie seeds? Thank you so much for organizing this. See you all then. Susan in Stokes county |
- Posted by rootdiggernc Z-7A NC (My Page) on Mon, Jan 21, 08 at 20:44
Hi Susan, Yep... veggies are great!! This swap really is a mixed bag of things which makes it nice for those that want to try new things as well as old favs. Plus this is a great bunch of people (from the plant swaps). You'll have a good time! Sounds like you and Don have big garden plans this year. Be sure to take before and after pics for posterity! |
- Posted by gypseaflower z7NC (My Page) on Fri, Jan 25, 08 at 14:32
I just saw this today and I haven't been active here for a while. But I'd really like to come to the swap. I'm supposed to work but can maybe rearrage the day and get to meet you all. So if you see one more strange face coming to join you it might be me. Debbie in K'ville |
- Posted by ferndottar z7 NC (My Page) on Fri, Jan 25, 08 at 19:08
I just went through our plant file. We have a big shopping bag of seeds to bring. There are exotic herbs, flowers, wildflowers, heirloom vegetables, and for Vicky and Deborah, we have those tall tickseed marigolds seeds we promised. Also, we will load the car with all the big pots it will hold. See you soon! Dawn PS Susan in Stokes.. We are looking forward to meeting you! And any other new faces! |
- Posted by rootdiggernc Z-7A NC (My Page) on Sat, Jan 26, 08 at 2:40
Hi Debbie (great name!) that would be great if you get to come. Hope to see you there! Dawn, Pots Woohoo!! You and Bob always take such good care of me!! Thanks! :) Sounds like we're going to have a pretty good crowd, hope I can get us a big enough section. |
- Posted by rootdiggernc Z-7A NC (My Page) on Sat, Jan 26, 08 at 18:11
Had a wonderful time today.... missed those of you that didn't make it! Bunches and Bunches of thanks to those of you who did. Everyone brought such awesome stuff!! I am beside myself with excitement to get started growing some of these!! You all do know we can't possibly grow everything we got today even with a perfect season. Not enough hours in the day! |
Hi All, I can't believe I messed this up. I completely got the dates confused I thought the Swap Meet was the 2nd-next week! I even said to my husband Don as we were out running errands on Saturday how excited I was to go to the swap NEXT WEEK! ARRGGHHH! I hope you all had a great time and maybe I can make it to the next one. We got our greenhouse half built this weekend so that is some compensation for missing the meet. :) Susan |
- Posted by rootdiggernc Z-7A NC (My Page) on Mon, Jan 28, 08 at 10:23
Susan, I'm so sorry you missed us! If you'll contact me maybe I can meet you somewhere with the goodies. I still have plenty to share and Dawn gave me her extra to take to the Raleigh Swap. I've got so much there's no way I can grow it all!!! |
Somehow the large pk of fennel and milk thistle got into my box. Please email me so that I can return it to the owner. There is too much for me. I had taken some, but I cannot use it all. Or call, 643-5555. |
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Anyone else getting a crazy number of June bugs? They are usually so few in number that I don't really worry about them. I have hundreds of them in my orchard now. At night when I shine my light I see about one every square foot near the ground. They are not causing too much damage except on a few recent trees which were getting eaten alive (until I covered them).
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- Posted by bamboo_rabbit 9A Inverness FL (My Page) on Tue, Jul 3, 12 at 8:48
Scott, Here in Florida we have them as well except they are about 5 times the size of the northern variety. The grubs in the ground are huge as well....since I got my ducks the population of the grubs and adults has plummeted. I know that solution will not work for a lot of people but there is some satisfaction in turning pests in to meat and eggs. |
Bamboo, have they been going after the new growth on your blbry's? Something after all my fresh vegetative growth. |
- Posted by scottfsmith 6B-7A-MD (My Page) on Tue, Jul 3, 12 at 10:10
Noogy, go out at night with a flashlight and you will see. On my blueberries its been these smaller june beetle like beetles, I don't know the name for them but I also have a lot of them this year. They are less shiny than June beetles and more plump and smaller and slower. Scott |
- Posted by bamboo_rabbit 9A Inverness FL (My Page) on Wed, Jul 4, 12 at 8:28
Noogy, I don't think the adult june bugs feed at all....it is the grubs that do all of the feeding. Other than the tussock caterpillars nothing feeds on the leaves of the bushes here. |
- Posted by scottfsmith 6B-7A-MD (My Page) on Wed, Jul 4, 12 at 12:00
BR, I know the adults feed because I saw them mauling my newly planted cherries, a dozen of them on a recently planted tree getting stripped. They usually don't eat enough to cause noticeable damage but this year they are since there are so many of them. Scott |
- Posted by blazeaglory 10 SZ22 OC Ca (My Page) on Wed, Jul 4, 12 at 13:47
They (june bugs) feed on my plum tree too. The only tree that gets eaten is the plum but boy do they eat. |
- Posted by bamboo_rabbit 9A Inverness FL (My Page) on Thu, Jul 5, 12 at 8:03
Scott, Well live and learn....I have yet to see the June bugs here eat anything but they very well may. I would bet the only way to control them is to treat the ground where they spend almost their entire lives. The ducks patrol just before dark and catch them coming out of the ground.that make a rather serious crunch as the ducks eat them. |
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Mon, Sep 17, 12 at 17:29
In a Sept.7th. "what's blooming" thread, lois from PA wrote:
"Schoolhouse, could your double dark pink anemone be called Margarete? Bluestone sells/sold it, and its the best pink anemone I have grown so far." I promised to post a pic as soon as it bloomed. Does this look like Margarete? Sometimes the pink appears a little darker than in the photo. |
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Actually that looks more like one called "king Henry". |
Here is a link that might be useful: King Henry anemone
- Posted by schoolhouse z5/ohio (My Page) on Sun, Sep 23, 12 at 10:33
lois - that sure looks like my anemone doesn't it? I think it is! Since it's been so many years, I don't remember the name on the plant tag; but seems like I would have noticed "King Henry". Sometime I'll have to ask the nursery where I probably bought it because the majority of my anemones came from there. Thank you so much. I will write down "King Henry" in my plant tag album so I will remember it. |
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