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This is my curio cabinet changed to fall w/ my pumpkin decor. I have to open the doors because the glass causes the flash to reflect and nothing shows up!
I have collected the items for a few years. Some are TS and some from HL. There are 2 pumpkin covered dishes from Dollar Tree (fall 07) and now I see them in the TS and they are asking anywhere from $3.99 to $5.99 for them!! Sometimes the pricing in the TS is way off base. I have seen items with the price tag still on them and the TS price is higher than the original price! Whats up with that?? Needless to say, I don't buy those. TTFN,
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- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Fri, Sep 24, 10 at 1:38
That setting is so pretty, Candy. I love the way that swag draws you right to the whole setting. The green in your curtains and chair is right up my alley. I know what you mean about Dollar Tree showing up elsewhere for more...last time I was in the antique mall I saw some there! LOL. (actually some of the booths have giftware that's current but still, it surprised me to see dollar stuff there and marked $4-$5.) hugs, Karen |
Impressive display Candy.. You've colleced quite few nice pumpkins, and they look very pretty in your cabinet. I like the shape of the teapot one on the top shelf. If you can take another pic...I'd love to see them up close. I've come across the same experience with pricing TS pricing..finding a original tag for lower and priced higher for the TS.. Even at GW!! I don't know what they're thinking is. jane |
- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Fri, Sep 24, 10 at 10:15
Your cabinet is a great place to display all your pumpkin items, looks very festive and pretty. Luvs |
- Posted by oldalgebra (My Page) on Fri, Sep 24, 10 at 10:23
Oooooo. You are lucky to have such a nice cabinet to display collected items. The orange pumpkins really jump out at you. |
- Posted by jeannespines (My Page) on Fri, Sep 24, 10 at 10:49
Elegance! Beautiful cabinet, candy...& a beautiful display of pumpkin pcs...no clutter there (& no dust!)& perfect with all that glass to view you collection. I'm impressed! Just downright beautiful. TFS! Jeanne S. |
- Posted by yachter123 (My Page) on Fri, Sep 24, 10 at 11:07
All the beautiful orange pumpkins in one place is really eye-catching & a beautiful display. Nicely done! I've seen the same thing with TS pricing, the few times I've been in GW, they must think we're stupid! |
That's quite the collection and very nicely displayed! |
This is my second post the one I sent this morning didn't go through.You did such a nice job displaying your pumpkins. It looks so festive and cheerful. I can't wait to see if you do something for Christmas! I know TS stands for Thrift Store but is it a chain? I thought Thrift Stores were local stores run by churches or other nonprofits. NanaKaren |
- Posted by christmascandy (My Page) on Fri, Sep 24, 10 at 22:36
Hi, Thanks everybody! Ironically. the curio cabinet is one I bought for my oldest daughter to display her Precious Moments collection. Her decor changed once she got married and had a family and she gave it back to me. I change the decor for the seasons, and really enjoy having it. NanaKaren, I use TS for any thrift store as I go to GoodWill, ARC, Salvation Army, Family Thrift, and a local one called Unique. It is just my generic term for any thrift store. Jane, I will take a picture and post it for you. I hesitate to post too much as I don't want anyone to think I am monopolizing the boards. TTFN, |
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Fri, Sep 24, 10 at 22:42
Candy....MONOPOLIZE all you want. I think its safe to say we LOVE your decorating!! I can hardly wait to see you turned loose here at Christmas, as I know that will be something to feast our eyes and senses on! hugs, Karen |
- Posted by kathleen_li (My Page) on Fri, Sep 24, 10 at 23:05
It is lovely! Great collection ! |
Candy, what a wonderful pumpkin collection. Now I know what your last post about Jane wanting to see the teapost up closer was about. After seeing all your teapots, I think we could all come over and join you. Will you need help making the cookies for all of us?LOL Keep posting and I'll keep enjoying. Punk |
- Posted by christmascandy (My Page) on Sun, Sep 26, 10 at 1:35
Punk, wouldn't that be fun!! I'd gladly whip up a large batch of cookies, but it has to be with tea, or hot spiced cider, because I don't drink coffee!! Get on the bus everybody!! TTFN, |
Me tooooooo....I love cookies and don't drink coffee... Your cabinet is beautiful...lucky you getting it back! If anything ever gets to my DD's house, I never see it again unless she shows it on her blog :^) Thanks for showing us your punkin' patch! |
- Posted by lynninnewmexico (My Page) on Wed, Sep 29, 10 at 13:25
How wonderful to have a curio cabinet that you can display things in seasonally like that, Candy! It's lovely and so Autumnish to have them grouped together,as you do. I'm with everybody else here in saying that we LOVE your posts and always look forward to seeing what that extremely creative mind of yours comes up with! Lynn |
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Wed, Sep 29, 10 at 18:13
Darn it, Candy, each time I look at your picture of the curio it makes me want to empty one of mine (full of dog statues) and use it for seasonal stuff. Next thing I know, you'll have me selling my dog collection on eBay. LOL. I have used my huge Painted Pony cabinet the past two Christmases, but moving over 100 of those fragile ponies hugs, Karen |
- Posted by christmascandy (My Page) on Wed, Sep 29, 10 at 19:14
Yeah right, like any of us would ever actually part with anything!!LOL As you have pointed out, we are great enablers on here!! Be sure to post pictures if you do. TTFN, |
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Tanking hotfixes being implemented {WoW}
Feb 5th 2010 11:30AM When was the last time you had issues with threat from any tanking class in a raid? I dual tank with a warrior partner, we aren't threat capped by hi presence. This nerf is minor, but being a pally is like death by a thousand paper cuts, nerf follows nerf. I'm not QQing, just fed up with the way they implement the nerfs. If it was in the patch notes, there would have been a less knee jerk reaction. The funniest thing is that as another poster mentioned, surely calling for buffs to your own class is better than calling for nerfs on another?!
Growing Pains: How to approach gearing up your tank {WoW}
Jan 31st 2010 6:50PM I raid lead a casual 10 man guild, and I am a prot pally, my tanking partner is a warrior. Sure his dps is a little low, but I would never drop him for that. Good tanks control the situation, they are ready to respond to whatever the game throws at them. Their dps is totally irrelevant, if the DPS classes do their jobs in a non retarded fashion, then success or failure is rarely down to that "missing" 1000 dps. Would I like my tank partner to do more? Of course I would, but I'm certainly not going to encourage this oddly panicked view that people have of warrior tanks. Besides, his ugly Tauren butt makes me look good :)
Arcane Brilliance: Arcane 101 {WoW}
Jan 31st 2010 6:22PM The "set them on fire" comment made me lol :) you forgot to mention that Icy Veins + trinket + blizzard produces huge warlock embarassing yellow numbers on large trash packs like few other classes ;)
Urgent maintenance for select realms {WoW}
Jan 27th 2010 4:13AM Auchindoun Eu was brutal last night, so I'm not convinced it is a US issue. Argent joust dailies impossible, huge vendor lag, mobs trying to get behind me constantly etc etc. We put it down to a load of server transfer activity to our realm, but maybe not.
Abilities I usually wish didn't exist in 5-mans {WoW}
Jan 12th 2010 8:24PM Bravo. You explained line by line why despite a 0 queue time I rarely pug on my tank. Conversely, when I dps on my Mage I am the guy that in the unlikely event of aggro will blink onto you. My current favourite peeve is dps who can't manage their threat calling the tank or other dps bad because they only understand nuke, and link the meters over and over on trash, yet stay oddly quiet after boss fights... I pity you being a Druid though, bear butt is ugly :)
Are there bad talents? {WoW}
Jul 29th 2009 5:36PM Reckoning. It provides a small chance to provide insignificant threat for the bargain cost of 5 talent points.
Friday's in-game fixes {WoW}
Apr 24th 2009 2:18PM Gtfo. Ulduar is rough on guilds that only faced 10 man content. The hard modes are for players that want a bigger challenge. If you think Ulduar is easy, you're one of the gifted few.
Two Bosses Enter: Ichoron vs. Ionar {WoW}
Apr 4th 2009 12:49PM Considering style and story, you would have to go for Ionar. Ichoron has already been imprisoned, and the very prison he is in uses electricity as the defense mechanism...
Secondly, Ichoron has been imprisoned by the Kirin Tor, a bunch of mages that have been pwned by various horde races since lvl 10 in Silverpine Forest. If they got him locked up, he can't be very bright.
Finally, electricity in the form displayed by Ionar produces immense amounts of heat and energy, regardless of how pure the water may be, it's going to end up as steam, possibly even being completely reduced to the molecular level.
A not very bright, and weak to electricity, elemental in the form of Ichoron will lose to Ionar, a hand picked servant of Loken, and a master of primal energy.

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What patients also need for real guidance—and what reporters need for their stories—are the inspection reports made by surveyors for the Joint Commission, the private accrediting group that inspects hospitals. They also need inspection reports from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Service (CMS). The Joint Commission won't release its reports, but now the CMS inspection reports are available on the Association of Health Care Journalist's website. They may be the best tools around.
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Cut out the fat by leaving out the meat. This thick stew is perfect on top of a baked potato. For a thinner soup, add water. Carbs: 23g | Fat: 2.9g | Fiber: 7.6g | Protein: 7.2g | Calories: 141.3
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Submitted by DOPKIGIRL Carbs: 32.1g | Fat: 3.9g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 12.8g | Calories: 209.4
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Start before work, ready to eat later Submitted by CHIHUAHUAMAMA Carbs: 22.2g | Fat: 3.8g | Fiber: 4.2g | Protein: 20.6g | Calories: 202.7
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Similar concept to another recipe of mine, and other popular recipes on this site, but this recipe uses low sodium ingredients, and is still very tasty! I freeze leftovers in small microwaveable containers, and place them back in the refridgerator the day before I want to reheat them. Submitted by APRILDAWN678 Carbs: 23.3g | Fat: 1.6g | Fiber: 5.9g | Protein: 25.6g | Calories: 208.5
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This is a low calorie; low sodium soup, high in vitamins and potassium Submitted by MOHMAMA3 Carbs: 15g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 5.9g | Protein: 5.7g | Calories: 72.9
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Creamy, comforting, and satisifing soup without all the calories Submitted by PEACHS2582 Carbs: 10.6g | Fat: 2.3g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 7.2g | Calories: 89.3
This soups works well with most vegetables from the garden-- experiment and use vegetables that are in season. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 26.3g | Fat: 4.5g | Fiber: 6.4g | Protein: 5.4g | Calories: 159.7
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Submitted by DOPKIGIRL Carbs: 33.5g | Fat: 9.6g | Fiber: 9.3g | Protein: 31.2g | Calories: 344.2
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High Protein, High Fiber, Low Sodium, Low Fat Submitted by MRSHONEYC Carbs: 33g | Fat: 3.5g | Fiber: 15g | Protein: 18.4g | Calories: 181.8
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A low sodium/ low carb version of Spark prople user LYSSER's slow cooker: Easy Taco Soup Submitted by TGALLAHER Carbs: 12.9g | Fat: 3.2g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 9g | Calories: 115.9
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Conversations with Little People
Following months of non-stop gibberish, your tot's first words mark a major milestone on her journey to Chatterbox Junction. These useful expert tips will get your conversations started, and keep them going strong, as you encourage your new talker's developing language skills.
Keep It On The Down-Low
"Always try to be on kids' level when you talk with them," says Sheri Cheung, a family doctor in Northampton, Massachusetts, and a mom of two. "Kneeling down so that you can speak with, and listen to, your child face-to-face will show her that you're focused on what she's saying. It'll also actually minimize distractions for you both."
Restrain Yourself
"Most toddlers stutter a bit, and it's very tempting to 'help' them by finishing their sentences," says Dr. Cheung. "Practice patience and allow silence; just looking them in the eye and showing that you are still engaged in talking with them, even if it takes awhile, will boost your kids' confidence and encourage them to speak for themselves."
Find the Right Ice-Breakers
Asking questions with only 'yes' or 'no' answers, or asking questions that are too broad, can leave a toddler lost in conversation. "Asking specific questions, such as 'Who did you play with today?' will be more manageable for your child," Dr. Cheung says. "Know your child's daily routine, and ask questions based upon that: 'What did you eat for snack today? Who did you sit with? What did you talk about?'… Kids love routine, so this is a great starting point to get them talking."
Offer Optional Help
"If your child seems confused about something, or seems to have forgotten something, ask him questions," suggests Dr. Cheung. "Give him the choice to learn more from you, or not. For example, you might ask 'Would you like me to remind you?' or 'Would you like to know more about that?'"
Take Your Turn
"Tell your child about things you've done during the day," says Dr. Cheung. "You could ask, 'Would you like to know what I ate for lunch today?' My kids always love knowing the names of all the babies I saw, how old they were, and so on." She continues, "This approach can help to lead into conversations about children's days, and also helps the extremely self-centered 2-year-old (totally developmentally normal) to gain a bit of perspective."
Reflect Back to Them
Chris Berger, a counselor in Fort Collins, Colorado who frequently works with children, suggests using a classic talk-therapy technique known as 'reflection'. "First, repeat the content of what your child has said, in your own words. Then express the emotion you believe is behind it. Finally, communicate both elements together," he says. "Bringing in new words, and different ways of expressing the same content, does more than just parrot back to the child what he or she has said. It builds more connections and neural pathways in the brain."
Expand the Comfort Zone
"Even if a child can only say one word, like 'bus', parents can give that word context, and build upon the child's zone of knowledge by introducing a little bit of new information each time," Berger says. "You could say, 'Yes, I see the yellow bus. The yellow bus is going by. I bet it's taking kids to school.'"
Know Their Style
"To encourage language in toddlers, first make yourself aware of your child's communication style," says Nichole Gant, a certified Montessori teacher, parenting coach and mom to three in Austin, Texas. "Is your child a verbal communicator? A non-verbal communicator who makes a lot of eye contact, or gestures to communicate her needs? These are all valid and important forms of communication which should be respected and responded to."
Speak Slowly
"Give young children time to process the first message before repeating or adding more information to it," Gant says. "It takes 10 seconds for children between 0 to 6 years of age to process what their caregivers are saying. Some children lack the ability to keep up in conversations because they are simply being spoken to too quickly, and they become confused."
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Ghost tales at an Irish pub
November 9, 2009
By Toby Zinman FOR THE INQUIRER
There's no pub like a Conor McPherson pub. The Irish playwright's award-winner, The Weir, is being given a superb production by Curio Theatre under Gay Carducci's direction. If you have a taste for ghost stories and great gabbers, pull up a chair and listen. Paul Kuhn's scenic design invites us into a cozy little bar somewhere in rural Ireland using an odd little area of the cavernous Cavalry Church. There are photos on the wall: Yeats (we must be near Sligo), the local landscape, the local folks.
Irish Pub Melds New And Familiar
July 11, 1992
By Alissa Wolf, FOR THE INQUIRER
The Irish Pub, an Atlantic City landmark for 20 years, is more than just a bar. With its warm wood-and-brass decor, collection of antique memorabilia, selection of reasonably priced imported beers, hearty food, friendly service and overall good vibes, it's the next best thing to winging your way to the Emerald Isle. And it's more than deserving of its reputation as a beloved Shore institution. For years, the Pub avoided change, seemingly remaining frozen in time and space.
An Irish Pub With Tastes That Extend To The Continent
January 4, 1998
By Elaine Tait, INQUIRER RESTAURANT CRITIC
After 35 years of working hard at dining unnoticed, I feel compelled to report that I failed at The Plough & The Stars. But the very fact that Marion Ryder, furiously busy tending to a large holiday party at The Plough & The Stars, could look up from her work and spot me as I breezed past on a recent weeknight says something about Ryder and her pub. The Dublin-born Ryder is a hard-working floor manager/partner (with Jerome Donovan and Austin...
It Takes A Stout Man To Run An Irish Pub
February 6, 1998
by Don Russell, Daily News Staff Writer
Win your own pub in Ireland! The Guinness contest, now in its fifth year, sounds like a dream come true. Write a short essay romanticizing the wonders of serving stout in Ireland, compete in a few bar games and the winner gets his own pub in some rustic village on a verdant hillside. Sounds like something out of a Daniel Day-Lewis movie. But get past all that clover and lucky-charm stuff, and you've still got yourself a bar. Fistfights and folk music and crabby waitresses and potato soup - you might as well stay home in Kensington and rent "Riverdance.
Brewing Up A Good Time At Irish Pubs
July 16, 1991
By Alissa Wolf, Special to The Inquirer
Granted, most towns have Gaelic-style watering holes. But, the offerings at the Shore are in a class by themselves. A MCGREAT CAFE. McGuire's Greater Pittsburgh Cafe is a no-nonsense, no- frills Irish bar. The pub doesn't have any special beers on tap. The decor isn't exactly elegant, to put it mildly. There's really not much food, except for a stray ham or cheese sandwich. And the crowd is pretty quiet. But the pub does offer a mean game of darts, a jukebox stocked with all your traditional Irish favorites, Irish folk singers three nights a week - Mickey Boyle, Peter McDonald and Martin Beck - and lots of Irish patrons.
Sarah Palin at Irish Pub for tonight's debate
September 26, 2008
By Bonnie L. Cook, Inquirer Staff Writer
If tonight's presidential debate takes place, an Irish bar in Center City will be in the limelight, hosting Gov. Sarah Palin at a pre-debate party. The Irish Pub, 2007 Walnut St., will open its doors at 5 p.m. to receive ticketed guests for the private function. Paul Lindsay, the McCain campaign's spokesman, declined to release any details about tonight's event, or why the Irish Pub had been picked to host the Alaska governor and Republican vice presidential nominee. All Lindsay would say was that Palin, who landed in Philadelphia yesterday, was here to do some preparation for her own debate against Democratic vice presidential nominee Joseph R. Biden Jr. But Mark O'Connor, one of the pub's three owners, said the McCain campaign told pub managers to expect 400 people, a number he said would fit in the tavern's five rooms.
American Version Of An Irish Pub Adds To Lunchtime East Of Broad
November 18, 1988
By Gerald Etter, Inquirer Food Writer
Say hello to Dicey Reilly's, a new pub that is an attractive and welcome addition to Sansom Street just east of Broad. Lunches are fairly priced and the food is not bad at all. The atmosphere is the American version of the Irish pub, and though pizza, hoagies, roast beef and steak sandwiches are not routinely considered Gaelic fare, Dicey Reilly's does offer some alternatives that are at least vaguely reminiscent of the British Isles. For example, there's Cornish pasty ($6.95 and the most expensive menu item)
Joe Sixpack: Good food and good beer are all you need for an authentic Irish pub
March 15, 2012
ON ST. Patrick's Day, nearly every bar pours Guinness and cloaks itself in shamrocks. But is that enough to be an Irish pub? This is no matter for idle pondering while the foam drops from your stout. In fact, it was the central theme of the first American conference of Irish Pubs Global, held in Center City last spring. That's right, Irish pubs now have their own industry association, and why not? Scribble these figures on the back of your beer coaster: $2 million a year in revenues for an average Irish pub, multiplied by 1,200 full-blown Irish pubs in America.
A.C.'s Irish Pub closed after auto crashes into it
January 29, 2014
By Amy S. Rosenberg, Inquirer Staff Writer
ATLANTIC CITY It takes a lot to close the iconic Irish Pub in Atlantic City - before this week, the last time was Hurricane Sandy. But a man who was refused service Sunday afternoon left the pub on St. James Place and had some trouble executing his getaway. Next thing anyone inside knew, his SUV was crashing through the front wall, landing in a heap of brick, old stained glass, and dark wood, denting the wooden bar and brass foot railings of this place just off the Boardwalk that dates back to before Prohibition (but has Foghat on the jukebox)
Unhappily wed couple tell their tales The play, a series of monologues, is set in an Irish pub and staged in a Philadelphia pub.
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By Desmond Ryan INQUIRER THEATER CRITIC
Eugene O'Brien grew up in the Irish pub run by his family, and Eden offers ample proof that he took a large grain of salt when he listened to the tall bar stories. His play consists of dual monologues delivered by a husband and wife trapped in an increasingly insecure and stressed marriage. While theatergoers have good reason to be wary of yet another dose of Irish fatalism laced with ready wit, Eden has a craftsmanship to its writing and insight that will reward them. The terrain traversed by O'Brien is as well-trodden as the path to the village pub that Billy (Bill Zielinski)
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A CONFERENCE attendee from out of town was sexually assaulted, robbed and forced to go to the Irish Pub by a man he met on a social-networking app on Tuesday, according to police. The 34-year-old out-of-towner connected with the man using GRINDR, which bills itself as a "free gay iPhone App" that uses GPS to help men "find local gay, bi and curious guys for dating or friends. " According to police, the victim, who was staying at the Hilton Home2 Suites on Arch Street near 12th in Center City, invited the man to his hotel room.
A.C.'s Irish Pub closed after auto crashes into it
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By Amy S. Rosenberg, Inquirer Staff Writer
ATLANTIC CITY It takes a lot to close the iconic Irish Pub in Atlantic City - before this week, the last time was Hurricane Sandy. But a man who was refused service Sunday afternoon left the pub on St. James Place and had some trouble executing his getaway. Next thing anyone inside knew, his SUV was crashing through the front wall, landing in a heap of brick, old stained glass, and dark wood, denting the wooden bar and brass foot railings of this place just off the Boardwalk that dates back to before Prohibition (but has Foghat on the jukebox)
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By Molly Eichel
ALEXANDER PAYNE wants you to tell him what to make for his next movie. Yes, you. At least that's what the Oscar-winning writer-director of "The Descendants" and "Sideways" said while walking the red carpet for the Philadelphia Film Festival's premiere of "Nebraska" last night at the Prince Music Theater. ("Nebraska" hits theaters Nov. 22.) "Nebraska" captures the spirit of the region it's named for, so I asked him what kind of movie "Pennsylvania" would be. "I don't know the area well enough, but if you or your readers have any stories, I'd love to hear about them," he told me. Yeah, right.
Sea Isle celebrates the Emerald Isle
March 18, 2013
By Aubrey Whelan, Inquirer Staff Writer
SEA ISLE CITY, N.J. - The bagpipers were late, but Mayor Leonard Desiderio - decked out in a kelly-green sweater and shaking hands up and down the block - wasn't complaining. After 23 years of hosting St. Patrick's Day parades in a town that prides itself on its Irish heritage, Desiderio was just glad the weather was cooperating. "It's a great parade," he said, as fire trucks, ambulances, and a half-dozen homemade floats positioned themselves on 93d Street on Saturday afternoon.
LaBan chat: Personal nachos; Happy Noodle; Irish pubs
March 7, 2013
Here is an excerpt from Craig LaBan's online chat from March 5: Craig LaBan: What's been making your dinners, drinks, and snacks happy? My new invention to keep the kids from fighting at dinner? Personal nachos! Made these babies to order - chili for some, black beans for others, hold the salsa, heavy on the cheese - all a hit thanks to those addictive, amazing fresh chips from Tortilleria San Roman in the Italian Market. Are they the best chips on earth? ¡Creo que sí!
Philly pub to Shore pub by bike, for a cause
July 31, 2012
By Amy S. Rosenberg, Inquirer Staff Writer
ATLANTIC CITY - Except for, say, Buckingham Palace, where Olympic cyclists had finished a race the day before, could there be a better finish line Sunday for a one-day bicycle ride than the Irish Pub in this oceanfront city? Then again, could there be a better starting point than, well, the Irish Pub at 20th and Walnut Streets in Philadelphia? When was the last time Buckingham Palace opened its doors for an after-party of 1,600 riders, all more than ready after 65 miles and a fair amount of headwinds for a draft of a different kind?
Joe Sixpack: Good food and good beer are all you need for an authentic Irish pub
March 15, 2012
ON ST. Patrick's Day, nearly every bar pours Guinness and cloaks itself in shamrocks. But is that enough to be an Irish pub? This is no matter for idle pondering while the foam drops from your stout. In fact, it was the central theme of the first American conference of Irish Pubs Global, held in Center City last spring. That's right, Irish pubs now have their own industry association, and why not? Scribble these figures on the back of your beer coaster: $2 million a year in revenues for an average Irish pub, multiplied by 1,200 full-blown Irish pubs in America.
What patrons say about Downey's Irish Pub
July 14, 2011
Thirty patrons have posted comments on Yelp.com about their experiences at Downey's, giving the pub a measly 2 1/2 stars. Here's a list of some comments made before the makeover: James B., of Philadelphia: "I really can't fathom the 1 star reviews here and can only assume they are extremely outdated opinions. Downey's is a totally fun place that really stands out from many of the crowded Irish bars in the same area that are full of half-wits, loudmouths and generally drunken a-holes.
All kinds of ails at Irish pub
July 14, 2011
By JAN RANSOM, email@example.com 215-854-5218
Decomposing rat carcasses were found in the kitchen at Downey's Irish Pub and Restaurant, so it shouldn't be too much of a surprise that rodent feces were found there as well. A city health inspector also found fruit flies in the bar and basement on March 16, and evidence of roaches. Downey's, at Front and South streets, was shut down after the three-hour inspection, which turned up 51 health-code violations. "This inspection has revealed that the establishment is not in satisfactory compliance and that current management practices have allowed unacceptable public health or food safety conditions," the inspector wrote in the report.
Irish Pub in Atlantic City is straight from days of Prohibition
May 19, 2011
By CHUCK DARROW, email@example.com
OOK, SO MAYBE the Irish Pub doesn't sit exactly on Atlantic City's Boardwalk. But it's just paces away from the Great Wood Way on St. James Place. Besides, it's hard to argue it isn't the coolest place in town. Dating from the 19th century and owned - lock, stock and treasure trove of antique furnishings - since 1972 by Cathy and Richard Burke, the Irish Pub is a living, breathing (and totally accessible) portal to the Roaring '20s, when no place in America roared louder than Atlantic City.
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I've created a couple of races, with the help of the templates by Grummore and Umpapa (and now me:p) I've been able to finish them for the tabletop. A first race I created are the Arctact Conclave, a race that was hidden in a pocket of the nexus that was unavailable for millenia: Lets hope the formatting works in this page, else I'll have to change things in a couple minutes.
Arctact Conclave
Background: There is no position for Mallice on any star chart, yet any traveller of wormholes will know how to reach the murky planet. It was a haven for idealists and rogues both. What neither of those knew was that the planet had been known before under a different name and for a different purpose.
Eons ago the planet was the home of a thriving civilisation that called themselves the Arctact Conclave. Due to shifts in the wormhole vortex's the planet had to be abandoned and the Arctact fled to its sister planet while storms made Mallice an un-inhabitle planet. After a couple of centuries the storms became less intense and the alpha and beta entrances to the nexus became stable. A first return was attempted, but while the terraforming took place the storms regained their strength before any colonists could return.
While a first group of galactic pioneers from the Mahact colonised Mallice the Arctact remained unnoticed and hidden. For millennia galactic storms and turbulence caused chaos in the wormhole nexus, while the Arctact witnessed the passing of time with great patience. They constructed a new home on the planet they called Arcticus II and adapted their space ships so they could sail with the turbulence of the wormhole nexus. The last 200 years they have successfully been able to reach their home again, but to their horror they found it overrun with invaders.
They quickly sought to gain knowledge of their invaders' purposes and a ways to rid them of their home planet. Gradually they became more knowledgeable in the government system and after a while they sought to declare themselves a sovereign race of the Known Galaxy. The opportunity arose when then storms finally calmed down and a large, civilian expedition was being able to return to Mallice.
Only months after the declaration the colonists enforced Mallice with a stronger garrison in an attempt to keep the secluded planet for themselves. A short but brutal battle was fought and, using their habitat of the wormhole nexus to their advantage, the Arctact destroyed all the oppressors. It seemed a stronger government was required to enforce law and regulation upon the galaxy. And the Arctact Conclave was willing to provide it.
Home System Planet: Malice 0/3, Arcact 3/1
Racial Abilities:
- Your ships gain 1 extra movement when moving through at least 1 wormhole.
- As long as you do not have XRD, Maneuvering Jets will only work when at least 1 of your ships moved through a wormhole.
- At any time you may discard 1 Command Counter from Strategy Allocation to ignore the effects of a single wormhole related law or agenda for the remainder of the game round.
- Optional Set up Rules.
Optional Set up Rules:
Replace the normal Wormhole Nexus with the Arctact Home System.
2 Options:
- Replace the normal seating position with an empty system.
- Rather then replacing the normal home system location with an empty system, set up a map as if for 1 player less. After galaxy creating the Arctact player may add 2 wormhole tokens, 1 of each kind, to any non-Home planet systems, he may not place a wormhole token on Mecatol Rex. Place an Arctact Conclave flag between 2 players' Home Systems and for all intents and purposes he is seated between those 2 players. During the first turn, the Arctact Conclave may only activate systems containing wormholes.
Racial Technology (3):
"Pre-emptive Salvaging" - Once per game round, as an action you may try to gain control of a single empty ship in a system with a wormhole. Roll 1 die, if you roll at least twice its resource cost, remove it from the system and replace it with a ship of the same type in your home system. You cannot use this ability if it would cause you to exceed your fleet supply, nor if there are any unfriendly ships in your home system.
Starting Technology:
Enviro compensator
Hylar V Assault Laser
Maneuvering Jets*
Starting Forces:
1 Space Dock
1 Carrier
1 Cruiser
2 Fighters
Starting Leaders: Scientist, Admiral, Agent
Trade Agreements: 2/2
A preview of their race sheet: (low quality jpg, follow the link below to get the real deal)
Higher resolution HERE
You should find everything else you need to play this race here as well. (race techs, TA, home system, background, leaders, flag, planet card, alternate race sheet, ...)
Credits go to:
Grummore, Umpapa, Tawnos76 for help with the graphical stuff.
Sartavos, Orc_Conquest, Psyco, Retillion, Umpapa, Shadow for their input in balancing the race.
Everyone else that said they liked it. (its a very good incentive to continue)
Thanks everyone.
This race is best played in 5 or 7 player games (but not limited to), or with the use of the Star by Star option. It's best to restrict the activation of another player's home system during the first turn in general as well.
Custom Race: The Arctact Conclave (with graphics)
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Posted 03 December 2008 - 11:42 PM
Seems like linking isn't the same as previous forum:(
www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=f0b4420dc599a0d691b20cc0d07ba4d2393677640d9aa1d3 is the url where you can find the images.


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Sega's answer to Nintendo's Mario Bros. was the speedy ball of energy known as Sonic the Hedgehog. The spiky-haired hedgehog caught on in the video game world and, like Mario, made the transition to animated series with ABC's Sonic the Hedgehog and the syndicated The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog.
The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog emphasized comedy over the adventure aspects of the ABC show. In both series, Sonic battled the red-mustachioed baddie Dr. Robotnik and his army of henchmen, but this version features gags like Sonic's dressing up in disguises any fool could see through and getting away with it.
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This show began five days before Sonic the Hedgehog aired on ABC. Jaleel White (TV's Urkel) provided the voice of Sonic in both series, which debuted within a week of each other in the fall of 1993. The syndicated series lasted 65 original episodes, but Sonic and Tails continued their streak of popular video games on Sega's Genesis, Saturn, and Dreamcast systems long after the show left the air.
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'Sherlock Holmes: A Game Of Shadows' Review
In many ways, a better and more polished film than the first one.
In 2009, Guy Ritchie provided us with his unique modern interpretation of Sherlock Holmes which was fun yet unmemorable. Now, he's finally perfected his formula and 'Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows' is a better sequel on every front. More action, more comedy and a much more engaging storyline that lends to a spectacular finale.
Sherlock Holmes (Robert Downey Jr.) returns back to action after a series of terrorist attacks that are seemingly connected to the mastermind Professor Moriarty (Jared Harris). But to tackle this treat, Holmes has to reteam with the newly married Watson (Jude Law) and a mysterious fortune teller (Noomi Rapace) to figure out the mastermind's plan and put a stop to it which has the potential to change the course of history forever.
The first 'Sherlock Holmes' movie was a major hit which was a big achievement especially since it ran just a week after the monster named 'Avatar' was released. It still managed to hold its own and audiences loved Robert Downey Jr.'s interpretation of the character and how the film was modernized without bastardising the source material completely. But the film itself was far from perfect and felt overlong because the central mystery was padded and didn't justify the runtime. It's as if Guy Ritchie was trying his unique vision for the character out and the first film was his experiment. Now, he's perfected his vision and 'A Game of Shadows' feels like a much more polished product.
We start off with a playful action sequence that introduces Holmes in grand fashion and it's evident here how much importance action will have in the film. It takes quite a while for the actual plot to really begin because the film focuses on Holmes meeting Watson once again and all his marriage antics. This usually would have been a major hindrance to the storyline but the stuff here is actually very entertaining and engaging which makes the wait worth it. About twenty minutes in, Moriarty and Holmes start their face-off and the film kicks off from there. There's a lot more focus on action this time than actual mystery which once may be a major deal-breaker for some since the movie is a Sherlock Holmes film, but Guy Ritchie somehow manages to integrate both of them and forward the plot during those bombastic action scenes. There are a lot bigger set pieces this time around including a hilarious yet well-staged train action scene that manages to impress. Also impressive is a huge forest scene that is brilliantly shot and is epic in scale even if some might find it a little too loud. Ritchie decides to make use of a lot of slow-motion here which undeniably looks good and even the pre-determined moves angle from the first film makes a clever return here. Suffice to say that as a blockbuster, Holmes more than impresses and feels bigger than the first film.
Even the mystery here is much more engaging and complex compared to the first film which had a simpler set of events which needed too much solving to do. This time around, Holmes is directly facing off his arch nemesis Moriarty who's a genuine threat to Holmes not only in terms of his intelligence but also in the dark plan he has for the world which manages to put the entire world at stake. While the first film felt more like an origin story, the villainous forces are in full swing this time around which makes the mystery more engrossing and actually justifies the runtime which is just as long as the first one. But hands-on the most impressive part of the film is the third act. They say you save the best for last and Guy Ritchie did exactly that with this film. The finale is extremely clever in the way it resolves the plot and is actually very gripping on both an emotional and intellectual level and never before has a chess-game had so much subtext going on. The very final shot is playful and once again hints at a third adventure and ends on a high note.
That said, it's still not a perfect film and a few of the problems that cropped up in the first film appear here as well. The biggest problem I have with the new franchise is that the runtime is always over two hours long yet the content itself doesn't naturally lend to it. This wasn't a big problem this time around since there was a more layered mystery, but there are scenes here that just exist to extend the plot even further are merely are excuses for the character to move on to another set-piece. This makes the film feel artificial at times. Also, Moriarity is an excellent villain but gets much less screentime here than you would expect. A more balanced point of view for the film would be better but I still say the villain this time around was handled much better. Another issue is the lack of a strong character for Noomi Rapace who is brought in as a mysterious new character but the film fails to give her any reason to be in the film and ends up being nothing more than a tag-along.
Robert Downey Jr. shines once again with his cocky yet physical interpretation of Holmes and actually ups the ante this time around. There's a lot more action scenes that allow him to stretch his range and his comedic style is more fitting to this movie than it was to the last. Jude Law is excellent once again in the role of Watson and the wordplay between Holmes and him are some of the highlights of the film. His characters perfectly balances out Holmes' character who is more rash in his decisions while Watson is more logical and just doesn't want to be a part of such things anymore. Rachel McAdams does have a brief reprisal as Adler and does a decent job with it. Jared Harris is an interesting and offbeat choice to play Moriarty which is a role you'd think would go with a better known actor. But he's clearly a great actor who brings a more threatening tone to the role than any known actor would have. Noomi Rapace has the right screen presence but as I said her character lacks purpose. Stephen Fry is the addition this time around in a limited but hilarious role as Holmes' brother who has his own brand of humor.
In many ways, 'Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows' is a better film than the original despite what many reviews would peg it as. Sure, it plays safe with the formula but actually perfects it this time around and ends up being a solid adventure that delivers on action, comedy and intellect.
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I've read a lot about burying potted blueberry plants, and I think the only thing I'm worried about is having drainage problems. I know it has been suggested to put gravel or rocks underneath the pots, but I think I have a better idea and I'd like your opinion. How about placing bricks in a square fashion with an empty space in the middle so that water could leak from the pot. This empty space could be at least 4 inches high. I would have to be careful and make sure that native soil doesn't get into it while planting the pot. Does this sound like a good idea? I've never read anyone suggest this. |
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Well it's the same idea all do for drainage. To keep the area open you put in gravel. That way native dirt cannot get in, but water easily can. |
Why exactly are you trying to prevent any and all contact with native soil? Is you soil so poorly draining it would imped drainage out of the pot? Arsinic contamination? I am having a hard time accepting that a few square inches of mix to soil contact on the bottom of a pot would be detrimental to the pH of a pot's mix. Gravitational effects, drainage effect, and limited surface area seem sufficient to prevent significant 'contamination'. The vast majority of the mix would still be in a closed system to prevent latitudinal ion transfer. Plus, you will get better drainage if the mix contacts the soil (presuming it isn't impermeable clay) than if you have it raised on gravel or bricks. |
I have experience on an island with limited drainage. We have no water system on the island. No utilities except electricity. No gas, no water. We often have dry wells for our sinks. Even broken glass work if you don't have gravel. It works extremely well. We use a two layer system to run off ground water, a pipe with holes surrounded by gravel then sand. It works so well. The sand keeps roots out of the drain pipes. I dug one up over 35 years old and not one root in the drain line.So using gravel will improve drainage below your pot extremely well. If you want to keep the roots in the pot, put sand on top of the gravel. Then the pot. |
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Ngāti Tūwharetoa | |
Iwi of New Zealand | |
Eastern Lake Taupo, Turangi to Taupo |
Rohe (location) | Central North Island |
Waka (canoe) | Arawa |
Population | 29,301 |
"United Tribes" number | 46 |
Website | http://www.tuwharetoa.iwi.nz/ |
Ngāti Tūwharetoa is an iwi (Māori tribe) descended from Ngātoro-i-rangi, the priest who navigated the Arawa canoe to New Zealand. The Tūwharetoa region extends from Te Awa o te Atua (Tarawera River) at Matata across the central plateau of the North Island to the lands around Mount Tongariro and Lake Taupo.
Tūwharetoa is the sixth largest iwi in Aotearoa with a population of 30,000 (NZ Census 2001) comprising a number of hapu (subtribes) represented by 33 marae. This collective is bound together by the legacy of Ngātoro-i-rangi as epitomised in the Ariki (Paramount Chief). 40% of Ngāti Tūwharetoa are under the age of 15.
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Ngāti Tūwharetoa are descendants of the eponymous male warrior Tūwharetoa i te Aupouri. He was born in Onepu (Kawerau). The main Tribal areas of his people are based from Te Awa o te Atua in Matata to Tongariro. He gains his mana from the powerful tohunga and navigator, Ngātoro-i-rangi who piloted the great waka Te Arawa from Hawaiki to Aotearoa. Ngātoro-i-rangi was tricked onto the Te Arawa waka by the chief Tama-te-kapua as it was considered good luck to have him aboard. He was originally destined to travel aboard the Tainui waka. This greatly angered Ngātoro-i-rangi and his disdain and animosity of the Te Arawa chief led to his leaving the group soon after arrival.
In Aotearoa they made landfall at Te Awa o Te Atua, and Ngātoro-i-rangi departed heading inland to Te Takanga i o Apa (Kawerau area), thence to Ruawahia where he encountered the monstrous Tama o Hoi and eventually reaching Taupo district where he climbed Mount Tauhara.
From Tauhara, Ngātoro-i-rangi made his way to Tongariro with the intention of standing on its summit and thus claiming the district as his own. While climbing the mountain a powerful southerly wind whipped his face, icy gales chiselled the warmth from his body while the frozen volcano cut painfully into his feet eventually bringing him to his knees with cold. As Ngātoro-i-rangi lay dying he called to his sisters Kuiwai and Haungaroa in Hawaikii, to send fire to warm him, "Kuiwai e! Haungaroa e! Ka riro au i te tonga! Tukuna mai he ahi! (Oh Kuiwai! Oh Haungaroa! I am seized by the cold south wind! Send fire to me!)
Heeding his call, they sent fire in the form of two taniwha (daemons), Te Pupu and Te Hoata. As they travelled underground the flames first erupted at White Island, then Rotorua and Taupo, finally bursting at the feet of Ngātoro-i-rangi, welling up from the large vent in the volcano's summit, warming the tohunga and thus allowing him to achieve his goal.
On the summit of Tongariro Ngātoro-i-rangi gave thanks and established 'Te Wharetoa o Tūmatauenga' The Warrior House of Tū - the legacy of Tūwharetoa.
Ngātoro-i-rangi did not remain at Tongariro, instead returning to the coast to live out his life at Motiti Island. His descendants settled at Te Awa o Te Atua inland to Kawerau increasing over the generations until the time of Mawake Taupo, 8th generation descendant of Ngātoro-i-rangi. Mawake Taupo took as wife a woman of the Hapuoneone named Hahuru and their son Manaia would eventually take the name Tuwharetoa
19th Century[edit]
Te Heu Heu, chief of Tuwharetoa, sided with the rebels in the 1863 rebellion against the government. He was one of the instigators of the King Movement. At the 1861 Kohimaramara Peace conference before the war, called by Governor Grey in an effort to cement peace, he was the most belligerent tribal leader of all the kingites. Not all Tuwharetoa supported Te Heu heu's position. Wharerahi of Tuwharetoa said that the trouble was caused by Taranaki tribes selling their land to the government and then wanting it back again.[1] Tuwharetoa did not take part in any of the early 1863 raids and battles in Auckland. Their first effort to join the kingites in battle was at the end of the Waikato Campaign at the Battle Of Orakau. Tuwharetoa warriors was prevented from entering the rebel stronghold by the early arrival of government troops, who quickly formed a ring around the stronghold to prevent reinforcement. Tuwharetoa warriors were left to watch from a hillside 900 metres away where they were intermittently bombarded by Armstrong cannons. They could only encourage the hapless defenders with haka from a safe distance.[2] Later in 1869 Tuwharetoa joined with the escaped renegade Te Kooti and his Hau Hau supporters. Te Kooti had challenged the Maori King Tawhaio at Te Kuiti for his position but been rebuffed. However the Kingitanga kept a close eye on Te Kooti as he fought with the government and settlers and loyal Maori. Tuwharetoa joined with Te Kooti's Hau Hau at Te Porere Redoubt that was styled after a European fort. The result of the battle was a decisive defeat for Tuwharetoa and Te Kooti. Women taken prisoner at Te Porere by the government soldiers indicated that Tuwharetoa were reluctant to fight. Te Kooti had kept the Tuwharetoa women under Hau Hau guard to ensure the Tuwahretoa men would fight. Donald McLean the native minister realised that confiscating Tuwharetoa land was not a realistic option . Instead Tuwharetoa were allowed to give some land -Mount Tongariro to the crown.[3]
Ngāti Tūwharetoa structure[edit]
The sons of Tūwharetoa moved from Kawerau across Waiariki and eventually into the district around Taupo and by skill at arms, strategy and might eventually established the rohe of Tūwharetoa settling in three divisions at Kawerau, Waiariki and Tongariro.
Mai Te Awa o Te Atua Ki Tongariro, Tūwharetoa Ki Kawerau, Tūwharetoa Ki Waiariki, Tūwharetoa Ki te Tonga (From Te Awa-o-te-Atua to Tongariro, Tūwharetoa at Kawerau, Tūwharetoa at Waiariki, Tūwharetoa at Tongariro)
This pepeha (tribal saying) describes the tribal boundaries of Ngāti Tūwharetoa extending from Te Awa o Te Atua (a confluence of rivers at Matata) south to Tongariro
Lists of paramount chiefs[edit]
- Herea te Heuheu Tūkino I
- Mananui te Heuheu Tūkino II, (famous warrior/military tactician)
- Iwikau te Heuheu Tūkino III, (famous statesman)
- Horonuku Pataatai te Heuheu Tūkino IV, (bequeathed Tongariro National Park to the nation)
- Tūreiti te Heuheu Tūkino V
- Hoani te Heuheu Tūkino VI, (Kakahi-Pūkawa Railway Line)
- Sir Hepi Hoani te Heuheu Tūkino VII KBE, (Lake Taupo negotiations)
- Sir Tumu te Heuheu Tūkino VIII KNZM, (Appointed in 2006 World Heritage Chairperson)
See also[edit]
External links[edit]
- Images of New Zealand Rakiura Images
- [1]
- Tūwharetoa Website
- Tūwharetoa Trust Board
- [2]
- Ngāti Tūwharetoa in Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand


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I have a Crimson king that looks like a split has occurred on the side that is facing south and the bark is peeling. It's been this way few years and the tree is growing fine and has new buds this year. It seems like it is healthy but wanted to get some more expert opinions. I have had the tree for 5 years and I think it was 3-5 years old when I purchased it. Is this tree fine and if not, can anything be done to save it? Here is a link to some photos. Thanks in advance
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The wound is healing and it is a young tree so it should survive this if it is not fertilized to death. It will not however survive going into the ground like a telephone pole. I would guess this is planted at least 6" to a foot to deep. This will kill it a long time before the wound. Since you have to dig it up anyway to replant it you may as well get a new one. |
I'm sure it wasn't planted too low, the top of the root ball is above ground and I keep the mulch away from the trunk. So you think it will be ok? Is there anything I should do to protect the wound? Thanks |
For the wound just take a sharp sterilized knife and remove all the loose bark back to where the bark is tight to the trunk. And no wound dressing. As for depth. It still looks from the photo that the tree is deep. People are told to plant to the top of the root ball, and if the nurseries were doing there job properly this would be correct. Unfortunately the plants in nurseries are usually cared for not by plant people but by minimum wage employees. If the plant was potted and went through 3 pot changes and was planted 2" too deep each time that would be 6". If it was field planted then it could have been too deep in the field. Then the digging and wrapping of the root ball can further pack soil too high around the trunk. Leave this for a season in a yard and roots grow into the new soil making it appear that this is the root collar. From the picture this appears to be the case, so you need to find the root collar. That is where the trunk flares and the top of the first major roots join it. It is a small picture so I could be wrong but check to make sure this is not the case. |
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I've been thinking about what you said regarding the planting depth so I did some searching and found good pictures and videos of what the correct depth should be. I carefully removed about 6inches of top soil to exposed the main roots. Can you tell from the pics if this is the appropriate depth? I will widen the area if so but wanted to see first. Will this do anything to help the tree? I have 4 others that all will need to have this done and I really don't want to replace all of them if this has a chance of working long term. Thanks |
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The regional economy of Spokane is diverse and has recently welcomed new technologies in research and education, health and bio-sciences, while embracing new developments in traditional industries including agriculture, manufacturing and forestry. Over the past few years, population and job growth in the Spokane region continue to outperform national trends. If you're looking for Spokane apartments to earn a degree, you'll find that nearly 75,000 students are enrolled at community colleges, regional and research universities. Two of the city's biggest schools are Whitworth University and Gonzaga University, the latter of which is well known for its Division 1 basketball team.
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