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After hours of investigating a man's death, San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Deputies did not rule whether it was a homicide or a suicide.
The body of a man who was in his late 20s to early 30s was found inside his San Miguel home Tuesday morning, which is on the 1900 block of San Juan Bautista.
"It's shocking. Since we have lived here nothing like this has happened. It's kind of crazy because it's a small town," said Shaynna Gonzalez, who lives next door to the house where the man died.
As the sun set, more people came home to many unanswered questions.
"We are conducting interviews with the neighbors trying to find out what exactly happened," said Tony Cipolla, the Public Information Officer for the San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Department.
Putting all the pieces together, investigators said it began with 911 call made at 10:17 a.m. Tuesday morning. The call explained that someone was suicidal, but crime officials said when they arrived on scene, the death was unusual. They would not tell KSBY News if the man was still alive when they arrived at the house.
"Any time there is an unusual death in the county, the sheriff's office, the coroners office is discharged to find out why it was unusual, so that's why they begin an investigation," said Cipolla.
The body was taken out of the house draped in an American flag for respect. Sheriff's deputies said the man who died served this country, and was a military veteran.
Neighbors said they did not hear any gunshots or disturbances Tuesday morning. They also said that the man who died had recently moved to the San Miguel neighborhood and lived with another guy close in age as well as two young kids.
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I was given a beautiful healthy lavender plant by my mother-in-law. How do you grow it? I think its a perennial but not very hardy in upstate New York. I had a neighbor who had quite the green thumb but not when it came to lavender. Any help would be appreciated. |
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It depends on the type of lavendar you have, boo. French Lavender is too tender to be perennial here. But English Lavendar is very hardy in my area. I have one plant that will be 3 years old this year and is getting green right now. I have two more that are called "Twickle Pink" that I planted last year that are also getting green now. I also wintersowed a few lavendar seeds that will hopefully come up every year on their own. I might be in a micro-zone, because I'm near Lake Ontario, but I think they may do well where you are also. If in doubt, mulch them in the fall. |
They do not like to have wet feet. Keep them on a slight mound of soil and a bit dry. Full sun. |
- Posted by Mad_Gallica Z5 NY (My Page) on Fri, May 20, 05 at 9:22
They do not like acid soil. Most people on the east coast who struggle with lavender have pH problems. With the proper pH, they can handle a fair amount of wet, heavy clay and cold. Otherwise, they are already stressed and it doesn't take much to kill them off. |
- Posted by booberry85 z4NY (My Page) on Fri, May 20, 05 at 22:18
Thanks! My soil is heavy clay, wet and acidic! Maybe I'll buy it a bigger pot and some potting soil! |
The three lavendar plants I have so far are all in an area of the yard where the soil has barely been worked and they get full sun (sun all day). They seem to be pretty happy there. The two I planted last year are doing great now and the one that's been there for two years is doing great also. |
This is the first year I've had lavender survive -- I bought two plants and tried two different beds last year, both ironically just a few yards removed from where the others all died. Meanwhile, my sister, 1.5 miles northwest, has a plant that's at least seven years old, maybe older, that always survives and blooms its head off. While her soil is a red clay (yes, looks like Georgia), it's in a slightly raised bed. I have some clay (a greenish-brown), but a lot of topsoil before you even get a hint of it (you really need to dig deep with a shovel). None of the locations has bad pH, but the yard tends to be on the wet side. I now have it in a slightly drier area. I'd say that's the big thing for mine, no wet feet. |
- Posted by digger77 5(firstname.lastname@example.com) onTue, Mar 14, 06 at 10:37
How do you prepare lavendar for winter? Do you cut it to the ground? Or just cover it? |
Lavender is fussy for me. I grew English lavender from seeds. There were hundreds and they germinated extremely well. That's where the ease of growing them stopped. I lose a few each year. Mostly I let them grow and trim off the dead branches in the spring once the new growth has appeared. Something about trimming them though can cause them to die. Since they are so easy to grow from seed I should probably start some more because it takes about three years before they are mature to bloom. By then most of what I have may be gone and I'll be ready for some more. |
well I tried them last year from seed and got one seed to germinate and then it died. The container is still sitting out by the garage. I will stick with my salvias and agastaches. Penny |
I have lavender growing by my front steps and the end of a retaining wall - full sun, a little alkaline (from the concrete the steps are made of, and in the retaining wall mortar), on the dry side. So far I seem to get a lavender plant to look nice for 3-4 years, then I have to replace it - I guess that's not unusual in our climate. I have the variety 'Munstead,' which is supposed to be hardier than other varieties. I prune it for shape after it flowers the first time in the summer; sometimes it reblooms a little in August/September. I prune it hard in the spring, back to about 6", or to where I can see new growth beginning. It's one of my favorite fragrant plants, so it's worth a little bit of fussing. Laurel |
- Posted by luvahydrangea 6b Long Island (email@example.com) on Sun, Mar 19, 06 at 7:28
I have lavender growing along my front walkway and just about anywhere else I can think of to stick it. I love lavender. Its planted where it gets 6-7 hours of afternoon sun. Our soil is very sandy so always dry, no clue about ph, but I would say sand and lots of sun is ideal. As someone else mentioned, good drainage is so important. They don't really like to get moved around either. |
digger77 5, I have to say I do absolutely nothing to mine. It seems the wind does cover them up a little (just at their feet) with leaves and they are against the house (and in a southern exposure), which probably gives them some kind of protection in the winter. I don't do anything to them except in the spring, I think I trim down the dead stuff, once some new growth starts to appear. I have the "Twickle Purple" and an English Lavendar that I purchased as seedlings. I'm starting some from seed this year. I started some last year, but it was so dry and I had so many plants to get in the ground, I didn't tend to them and they died. When I purchased the English Lavendar 4-5 years ago, I bought another type as well...I think it was French. It didn't even make it through to mid summer. It didn't like the heat or sun exposure like the other. |
I wintersowed lavender last year; to my great surprise I got a lot of seedlings. It was one of the english varieties, perhaps Munstead. They're doing great this spring. I think they are classified as a sub-shrub, btw. I previously purchased a lavender plant (Jean something-or-other) a few years ago and thought it had died over its first winter. Lavender takes a long time to green up in the spring and I thought it was a goner. Once it started turning green, I then foolishly pruned it. It nearly expired. Now I just leave the darn thing alone and it has rewarded me by getting big and bushy and a joy. |
I have new lavendar plants, have read many of the questions here about drainage, sun and Promix, but I'm beginning to wonder about my zone. Will these plants thrive here in north Florida, zone 8b in a dry sunny spot, or am I going to be wasting my time? Quite humid here. . . |
- Posted by booberry85 z5NY (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Thu, May 19, 11 at 7:49
Unfortunately, I have long since killed my lavender plant. However, I always appreciate it when I see other people growing it. I have a neighbor who has a much greener thumb than mine and her lavender always only lasted a season. It must have been French lavender. |
- Posted by grassyfields 6A-NY (My Page) on Sat, Apr 14, 12 at 20:45
I have a patch of about 6 plants of English lavender, L.angostifolia, that are at least 10 yrs old and continue to look well. They have woody stems which is fine with me because they continue to bloom and are very fragrant. They're planted in an area near some old stone steps where the drainage is excellent. In spring, once I see new growth I cut back all the dead stems down to new growth, and remove fall leaves that get caught in the branches. It's important to not be too tidy with lavender, it looks good when the plants are mature, like tiny little trees. This old planting only gets about 16 inches tall. I love lavender and would not be without it. |
- Posted by booberry85 z5NY (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Wed, Apr 18, 12 at 14:18
I'm going to try growing lavender once again. Any suggestions on where to get plants? I'd prefer to get locally (central NY). Does Chuck Hafners carry it (N. Syracuse)? Dickmans Nursery (Auburn)? Lowes? Home Depot? |
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Engineering buffs up {WoW}
Apr 1st 2009 11:43AM 800 armor to plate, is cool. But I'm a hunter, so that really doesn't do anything for me. Think they'll make one with "diminished returns" for mail, leather, and cloth?
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Feb 21st 2009 4:21AM If there's no Bear tank in your run, and your a BM hunter-by all means roll on this. Agility is fine, AP is fine-but check out that stamina! I'd monkey stomp any enchanter who'd disenchant this with a bm hunter in the group. (moonlights as BM tank for norm instances and offtank for heroics. Gorilladin 4ever!)
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Dec 3rd 2008 11:04AM What about Beastmaster Hunter Tanks? If your stuck spamming for a tank-specifically ask for a Gorilladin tank-guaranteed you'll get someone within thirty seconds. We hold as much aggro as any other tank, take as much damage (with our pet) as any other tank, and with 50% bonus healing, are much easier on an undergeared healer than a normal tank.
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Jul 15th 2008 3:57PM I hate to say it, because I'm sure I'll sound slightly dumb, but I think the major reasons for the so called lackluster showing of hunters lies in two facts of hunter life.
1. When your on the move your dps is much much lower than when your stationary. while auto-attack (the melee one) works just fine on the move, auto-shot is a cast-meaning while moving we're not shooting. Yes, I know we can manage a sort of stutter walk, where stopping for a second at the right time allows a shot, but there it is. Even mages have the capacity to maintain respectable damage through arcane explosion on the run.
2. The duality of hunters. A hunter at range vs a hunter in melee is a complete animal; cat claw vs cat declawed. Damage a hunter's teammate from within melee only range of a hunter, and you force him/her into movement, placing that hunter squarely into problem number one.
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Movie Reviews By Emily Estep on January 12, 2015 | Be the First To CommentPaddington details the origins of Paddington Brown, one of most beloved bears of children's literature – from deepest, darkest Peru to stuffy, rainy London — where he was adopted, somewhat reluctantly, by the Brown family. Director/writer Paul King brings the bear to life with all the technology that the modern world can offer while the voice of Ben Whishaw completes the illusion in this charming and just silly enough film. Hugh Bonneville and Sally Hawkins lead the Brown pack as Mr. and Mrs. Brown, who foil each other at almost every turn. Bonneville's grumpy, cautious patriarch fears what Paddington could do to their home without the proper insurance, while Hawkins' compassionate, optimistic matriarch is ready to welcome Paddington with open arms. Bonneville and Hawkins play off each other smoothly, pushing their characters only slightly to the realm of the absurd.
The Best Teen Movie of the Year So Far is a Documentary
Features By Christopher Campbell on March 18, 2014 | Be the First To CommentThis week sees the release of an extraordinary new teen movie, adapted from a book, involving social rebellion. I'm not talking about Divergent. And to be fair the film already opened last Friday but expands to Los Angeles this weekend followed by Austin, Atlanta, Boston and other major cities over the next two months. It's titled Teenage, and it's a documentary, and while it's heavy on the archival footage, it's very accessible, cleverly constructed and even quite entertaining. It's produced by Jason Schwartzman, features character narration by Jena Malone and Ben Whishaw and features Alden Ehrenreich. And like any good teen movie should, it has a memorable soundtrack — albeit one totally in the form of an anachronistic electronic store by Deerhunter's Bradford Cox. Although there were qualifiable entries here and there beforehand, the teen movie really was born in the 1950s, which is also around the time when we think of teen culture first beginning to emerge. The second part isn't necessarily the case, though, even if it's when the term "teenager" and the acknowledgement of adolescents' pop culture finally caught on in the mainstream. Taking its basis from Jon Savage's Teenage: The Prehistory of Youth Culture 1875-1945, the documentary takes us back much further in time to the last quarter of the 19th century. Think of it as the prequel or back story to every teen movie of the last 60 years. Except maybe Swing Kids, which deals with a social group also included in Teenage.
Tom Hiddleston Watches the Throne in 'The Hollow Crown' Trailer
Movie News By Samantha Wilson on August 9, 2013 | Comments (2)For those of you still hyperventilating because Tom Hiddleston announced he wasn't appearing in The Avengers: Age of Ultron, breathe easy – your girl BBC got your back. Along with esteemed actors like Jeremy Irons, Patrick Stewart, and Ben Whishaw, Hiddleston appears in the new BBC miniseries The Hollow Crown. The four-part miniseries is an adaptation of four classic Shakespeare plays: Richard II, Henry IV Part 1, Henry IV Part 2, and Henry V. And It. Looks. Awesome. In true Shakespearean fashion, the sets and costumes are incredibly ornate, the blood flows copiously and the dialogue is gorgeous. Though the trailer does not give much plot away (dig deep, what do you remember from high school English class?), it leaves us with two great glimpses of imagery: Patrick Stewart with hair, and Tom Hiddleston riding into battle on top of a majestic white steed. Check it out for yourself after the break.
Casting Couch: Matt Damon Latest to Join George Clooney's 'Monuments Men,' Oscar Isaac and Jason Clarke Head to 'Mojave,' and More
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on December 5, 2012 | Comments (1)What is Casting Couch? It's not so much a couch as it is a list, a list of recent castings. And it seems to be talking a lot about World War II today. George Clooney and Matt Damon must have decided that they both look super handsome when they're standing next to each other, because not only have they already worked together on the Oceans movies and Syriana, but now Deadline is reporting that Clooney has decided that he's going to cast Damon in his next project as a director, The Monuments Men. This is that one about the museum curators who try to save as many artifacts and works of art as possible during the Nazis' slash and burn campaign that took place during the dying days of World War II. If Damon's negotiations go well and he signs up, he'll be joining a cast that already includes Clooney himself, Daniel Craig, Bill Murray, Cate Blanchett, Jean Dujardin, John Goodman, Hugh Bonneville, and Bob Balaban—which is enough big name actors that they should probably just cash in and rename this thing Oceans Monuments Men.
Review: 'Skyfall' is a Slick and Dour Mix of Big Action and Homage But Forgets to Add Some Smarts
Movie Reviews By Rob Hunter on November 9, 2012 | Comments (9)Skyfall feels, in many ways, like the last film in Daniel Craig's tenure as James Bond. It's only his third go round as the British secret agent, but he's already haggard, unshaven and tired of the back-stabbing, gun-toting rat race. When a list of MI6's undercover agents is stolen (that's right, it's the old NOC list chestnut!) Bond and Agent Eve (Naomie Harris) are tasked with recovering it, but the mission goes awry and Bond is left for dead. He's not, obviously, but he's enjoying the peaceful anonymity and seaside screws too much to give a damn about anything else. But when MI6 is attacked back in London Bond rises from the dead and returns to duty. He tries to anyway, but injuries, indifference and a battered spirit threaten to keep him on the bench. It's only when the stakes get personal for him and M (Judi Dench) that he musters the will needed to fight back. But will it be too late? Skyfall is big, beautiful entertainment that delivers the expected action set-pieces but adds truly artistic visuals and multiple odes to Bond films of the past fifty years. It's never dull, occasionally surprising and unafraid to delve into Bond's life more than any film since On Her Majesty's Secret Service. Unfortunately (and unnecessarily), all of that comes at the price of gaping plot holes and staggering lapses in logic.
Review: 'Cloud Atlas' Is Ambitious Filmmaking Rarely Experienced
Fantastic Fest By Adam Charles on October 26, 2012 | Comments (4)Editor's note: Cloud Atlas finally arrives in theaters today, so please dive deep into it with this review, first published as part of our Fantastic Fest coverage on October 3, 2012. It starts with an old, scarred, and obviously hard-lived man sitting near a campfire speaking to the audience, and it ends with the same scarred old man concluding his story at that same campfire talking to a group of children about past adventures. As the credits start to roll, it evokes a nostalgia that you may have just sat through the kind of immersive and imaginative tale that you wish you could recall all the details to tell it to your children exactly as it was told to you. All that was missing was a stick and a bag of marshmallows. In between these comforting bookends is a story that transcends time, tonal cohesiveness, or convention of almost any kind. Cloud Atlas an elaborate, beautiful, and ever-growing spiderweb of human causality and inter-connectivity that's woven together by themes that support an idea that we are never unbound from one another or a purpose. Your life is not necessarily your own as you are tied to others in your time, others who came before you, and those who will come long after. What you do is what will define you and will determine the living conditions of those who follow. What you do may seem insignificant, or irrelevant to the plan at large, but most everything matters – and if […]
'Skyfall' Clip Introduces 007's New Quartermaster
Movie News By Neil Miller on October 22, 2012 | Be the First To CommentKeep your superheroes and demigods, I'll take a sharp-dressed Brit with a gun and a penchant for philandering any day. James Bond has returned after a time of uncertainty and he'll be gracing the big screen again in Skyfall, due November 9. Early reviews have been positive. Those who hated Quantum of Solace (which I quite liked) seem to be back on the Bond bandwagon, while those who enjoyed Quantum also seem to be in good spirits for the 23rd installment. All around, it seems as if we're in for quite a ride. But more on that later. First, we get a new clip introducing Ben Whishaw as the new Q, or Quartermaster. He's the man (or in this case, slightly overgrown boy) who provides Bond with all of those fancy gadgets. Wishaw follows a long line of stellar actors who've played Q in the past, including Peter Burton, Desmond Llewelyn and John Cleese. Wishaw will be the youngest actor to take on the roll in the 50-year history of the Bond franchise. Check out his introduction in this brand new clip.
Ben Whishaw Might Cause the 'Robopocalypse'
Casting Couch By Scott Beggs on September 26, 2012 | Be the First To CommentAnother day, another bit of Robopocalypse potential casting. Variety is reporting that Steven Spielberg wants Ben Whishaw (I'm Not There, the new Q in Skyfall) to play a hacker called Lurker for the sci-fi flick. Normally, it would be hard to report on a wish list (because they represent casting that's an inch and a mile away from the finalized deal), but there are two things here that make this unique. One, Whishaw is not on everyone's wish list (even if he should be), and two, there's a sentiment that Spielberg wanting something or someone means he's going to get it or them. If Whishaw does take the role, he'll undoubtedly nail it and make it look easy in the process. He'll also be busy, because this project is next once Spielberg gets Lincoln into theaters. For now, it's still only a possibility.
New 'Skyfall' Teaser Shows 007 Reporting For Duty, Again
Movie Trailers By Rob Hunter on July 28, 2012 | Comments (2)One of this fall/winter's more anticipated films for action junkies is the new James Bond movie, Skyfall. This time around, Bond's 23rd to be exact, the titular agent is tasked with protecting M and looking cool while doing it. He may also get to slip in a quick shower or two with an attractive woman between all the shooting, running and falling out of things. The official synopsis is here: Bond's loyalty to M is tested as her past comes back to haunt her. As MI6 comes under attack, 007 must track down and destroy the threat, no matter how personal the cost." Sam Mendes directs Daniel Craig in his third go round as Bond, and they're joined by Javier Bardem, Judi Dench, Ralph Fiennes, Albert Finney, Naomie Harris and Ben Whishaw. Check below for the new Skyfall teaser that aired during last night's Olympic Games opening ceremonies. It was a nice pairing with the Bond-themed video featuring Craig escorting the Queen to the games by helicopter before the duo skydived down to join the masses.
'Cloud Atlas' Trailer Offers Nearly Six Minutes of Awe, Wonder, and WTF
Movie News By Rob Hunter on July 26, 2012 | Comments (1)The novels of David Mitchell are densely layered affairs concerned with a complicated multitude of characters facing big and complex issues. Or so I hear. His novel Cloud Atlas is a favorite of many, but even those who would love to see a film version have been adamant that such an endeavor would be a foolish and fruitless undertaking. That opinion didn't change when Tom Tykwer and Andy & Lana Wachowski announced they had written a screenplay and were looking for funding and distribution. It wavered slightly when the casting announcements started rolling in, but it otherwise stayed steadfast. But now the first official trailer has dropped, and while the possibility of a disaster remains it looks like these three writer/directors have accomplished something amazing. Will it live up to the novel? Who knows, but there's no doubting anymore that they've accomplished something audacious and wonderful here. Check out the extended trailer below (courtesy of Cinema Blend).
Daniel Radcliffe is Going Ginsberg For 'Kill Your Darlings'
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on November 29, 2011 | Comments (1)James Franco isn't just known as the greatest Oscars host of all-time, he's also an actor. An actor who up until now was the most recent man to portray legendary beat poet Allen Ginsberg on screen. Franco played Ginsberg in the movie Howl, which didn't shy away from the perceived obscenity of Ginsberg's works, the fact that there was a lot of drug use going on in the man's life, or the fact that he was pretty openly homosexual. You have to be comfortable dealing with some pretty risqué stuff if you're going to accurately portray Ginsberg on film, so it makes sense that an actor as concerned with being artsy and progressive as James Franco would take the poet on. But what's a little more shocking is the newest actor who is going to be stepping into Ginsberg's shoes. In the upcoming film Kill Your Darlings the poet is going to be played by none other than… Harry Potter?!
The Next Bond Film 'Skyfall' Casts a New Q
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on November 25, 2011 | Comments (1)Q has become a very prominent character over the lengthy history of the James Bond franchise. He's the dude who equips Bond with all of the latest spy gadgets, and most every Bond movie made has at least one scene where some actor portraying the tech wizard (guys like Desmond Lleweyn and John Cleese), gets to give Bond the rundown of all the latest and deadliest gizmos. But ever since Daniel Craig became the new Bond, things have changed. The Craig-starring Bonds have re-imagined the franchise to be something grittier and more reality-based. These days Bond is more likely to just cave in your face with his fists then he is to hit you with a taser hidden inside of a fountain pen. So in the last two Bond films, Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace, there hasn't been a Q at all. Don't fret fans of classic, cheesy Bond. The newest Bond film, now officially titled Skyfall, is set to bring Q back, and according to the BBC, he will now be played by Ben Whishaw. Who's Ben Whishaw, you might be asking? Probably you're not British. He's a young actor who's been turning heads on the BBC's drama about 50s era news rooms The Hour, and he's also set to play Richard II in a new BBC adaptation of the Shakespeare work. Fans in the States, on the other side of the pond, might even recognize him from his role in Julie Taymor's version of The Tempest. If […]
The Wachowskis Fill Out 'Cloud Atlas' Cast With Veteran Names
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on May 12, 2011 | Comments (1)The Wachowskis made news when they signed one of the biggest movie stars on the planet, Tom Hanks, for their next feature Cloud Atlas. Hanks is kind of a brand name in the moviemaking business, and has been for quite a number of years now; so he's not really known for taking chances. The Wachowskis, on the other hand, are pretty much known exclusively for taking chances. Everything they have done so far has been weird, experimental, and up in its own head. The other name involved in the development of this project, Tom Tykwer, is pretty off the wall as well. He's the guy who made Run Lola Run. And the source material for this new film, a David Mitchell novel also named "Cloud Atlas," is no exception. It tells six different stories, each taking place in different times and places, but involving characters who are recognized as being the same people, or reincarnations of each other, or something. Basically what I'm driving at is that everyone signing on to this film will have to take on multiple roles, so if the Wachowskis want to pull this off, they're going to have to get some great actors. Thankfully, so far they have. In addition to having Hanks in the lead role, Cloud Atlas continues to add an impressive list of accomplished actors in supporting positions. Halle Berry, Hugo Weaving, and Ben Whishaw had already been announced for key roles, and now when presenting the film to potential buyers and […]
I love movies. I truly do. But for me there's nothing that can match seeing actors cut loose from the confines of the screen. Film actors can be at the mercy of the greater good. Their performances can be cut to suit a director's vision, but on stage they are the masters of their own fate. Seeing actors do their thing in real time is an experience everyone should seek out. And right now the production they should run to is "The Pride" at the Lucille Lortel theater in New York City.
Matthew Goode is unhappy. He is downright disappointed. His movies are never good enough to contain his prodigious "talent". The actor who was miscast in Watchmen, made a wanting adaptation of Brideshead Revisited worse, is very talented. At whining, complaining and presenting himself as a stereotype of the self involved, egotistical Actor with a capital A.
Jane Campion's 'Bright Star' is an intensely romantic film that's never trite or dated, despite its PG rating and early 19th century setting.
Director Todd Haynes certainly has a vision with his new film I'm Not There but that vision doesn't translate well onto the screen.
I haven't seen the right kind of review for I'm Not There yet. While critics struggle to shove the title into the review template that made up years ago, readers and movie-goers alike are finding out that it just doesn't fit.
Todd Haynes' supposition on the life and music of Bob Dylan, "I'm Not There," is unlike a film experience you'll have this year.
Todd Haynes' I'm Not There, aka "The Bob Dylan Movie", attacks, head-on, the hokum that is the standard Hollywood biopic.
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Nov 14, 2012 2:34 AM by Christina Jensen, KSBY News
A woman in her early 20s was hurt hiking in Santa Barbara Monday evening.
Members of the Santa Barbara County Search and Rescue team along with the Fire Department rescued her and a man in his 20s along the Tunnel Trail in the area of Seven Falls.
Fire crews say while attempting to find their way through the dark the woman had fractured her ankle, making it difficult for them to continue.
The two hikers were assisted down the trail and taken back to their vehicle a little after 8 p.m.
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With budget cuts, many K-12 educational institutions across the United States have had to reduce spending on creativity-focused classes and activities, but SparkTruck aims to alleviate this problem.
Described as an "an educational build-mobile," SparkTruck is a traveling DIY lab that started as a project by a group of Stanford design school students. The traveling DIY center comprises hi-tech shop tools, laser printers, rapid prototyping equipment and other design gear with the goal of helping kids across the country stimulate their creativity through hands-on creation activities.
Currently, SparkTruck is on a cross-country summer road tour targeting kids between the ages of 8 and 12, and it has partnered with PBS's Design Squad Nation and Instructables, reports Springwise. However, the group behind SparkTruck is also seeking more funding and partnerships to continue the project beyond the summer season.


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Grand Central Centennial Quilts Exhibit |
A new quilt exhibition at the New York Transit Museum in Manhattan, New York, celebrates Grand Central Terminal's grandeur not in marble, but in textiles. Last year, in honor of the terminal's one hundredth anniversary, The City Quilter, a Manhattan-based fabric store, issued a challenge to interpret this grand space in fabric, which yielded a wide array of artistic visions. See the June/July 2014 issue to read the full article. |


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Bryan Danielson's bulge.
I still have that video with Daniel Bryan's wardrobe malfunction when his testicle popped out. Hot stuff
Just watched Mansome and I must say, it gave me a new hatred for so many straight men. Specificially Adam Corolla. He should be shot. Right between the eyes. 10% of the people interviewed were smart or charming, bringing up real issues of masculinity and how that has evolved and so have men's looks and grooming techniques...the other 90% was assfaces who say things like "shaving makes you look gay".
Anyway, on to the good stuff.
OMG I SO BEYOND jealous of Kofi Kingston after way he pinned wade during the match on sdown his arm right the area of wade ass hole
(zoomed in a little)
I feel like this year we are going to get a 'good one'! Hopefully, it is a sex tape leaked by someone hot. Or perhaps an in-ring exposure that tops all in the past, I'm talking a full cock and balls flop-out during a suplex or a planned pantsing gone wrong (perhaps the thong snaps off), either way I hope the cameras (personal audience cameras as well as the cameras filming) are in the right place at the right time! And let's not forget the new trend of nude cell phone pics in the mirror of the bathroom.
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>>You almost got it right Zack! You are just way over dressed!<<
The possibilities for hotness in 2013 are endless...
My hope for this thread this year is that more people speak up and post something, anything, just join in the conversations a little more. This topic gets lots of views ( I know b/c I check), so if you're out there, don't be afraid to say 'HEY' or share a pic (even if we have seen it 1 billion times, then we'll see it 1,000,000,001 times). To tell the truth, I used to just visit this site, 'copy the pics', , and never add to the thread, NOW, you can't shut me up (like right now )
Anyway, here's to 2013!!!
Johnny Curtis (i think, correct me if I'm wrong b/c you know I hardly ever label my pics, I just>> find. copy. drool. save. go. >>LOL
So many people like different parts 'of the body' (nips, chest, bulge,etc.) so b/c this one is so hot I couldn't choose which part to focus on, so I'll post all 4 shots, hope you don't mind. This body is worth taking second, third, and fourth look!
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rwfan11, God bless you.
^Yeah, he tends to be that way. I used to find him mildly funny.
I've never quite understood how shaving body hair is "gay." People are so arbitrary about what is and what isn't.
Dare to live the life you have dreamed for yourself.
Go forward and make your dreams come true.
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i cant wait any longer. he be wrestling in japan for 6+ years and there has to be
Rwfan11, as always thanks for the hot pics! Can you please post hot pics of The Miz?
Brad Maddox needs to wear something a bit smaller to show off his asset. Something like this:
^ who is that in the RR trunks??
Tyson Kidd looked awesome on NXT this week. Thanks for all the updates guys, great thread.
http://tynfyr.tumblr.com/ "...my daddy knew your daddy, said he was a hater too..."
I'll admit it I would gladly do both of them. The younger brother is definitely cuter but I do like Shawn Daivari as well.
Looks like Steve Madison.
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They have wrestled in those pants. Now, how in the world could they have not been pulled down even accidentally??? How? Once, while Shawn crawled out of the ring, he was pulled back in and his asscrack was shown, but that's it. It would be great to see a nude fake of this picture.
Shawn's dating Alicia Webb, the former Ryan Shamrock.
Ahh, I only thought he was married because when you google him it says he was married in 2009. But as my old university lecturer used to say "the Internet is 99% crap and it's trying to find the 1% that is useful. That is real Internet search skills." An eccentric man but an amazing lecturer.
Hello! Long time fan of this thread!
Can I have him???
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Memorandum 180 CANBERRA, 2 April 1947
Although we intend to pass on to you for the Secretariat as soon as available the final report of the Australian observers at this Conference, yet the following interim observations on its progress may be of interest [2] to New Zealand authorities.
Delegations include representatives of Soviet Georgia and Azerbaijan, Tibet, Viet Nam and Indonesia. Observers were present from the Institute of Pacific Relations of Moscow and New York, and there was an observer from Chatham House.
The Inaugural Plenary Session (of 23rd March) was initiated by a speech from Pandit Nehru in which the importance of Asia was stressed in world affairs, together with the fact of her emergence after centuries of foreign control to take her rightful place.
India was 'the natural centre and focus point of many forces at work in Asia' and whatever the conference accomplished, the fact of its occurrence was of historical significance and might be later regarded as a landmark in world history. He also said 'we welcome observers from Australia and New Zealand because we have many problems in common, especially in Pacific and South-East regions, and we have to co-operate together to find a solution'.
In closing this session Nehru insisted that Asia and Europe were inter-dependent and that if Europe went down it would have disastrous consequences for Asia.
In the course of subsequent discussions on migration, race problems and economic transition, no proposals emerged detrimental to Australia's or New Zealand's interests. [3] It was agreed that every state must be its own judge over its composition, and must be conceded the right to control immigration. (The strongest Indian and Chinese objections were actually made to restrictive and discriminatory legislation in Burma, Indonesia and Ceylon.) Note was also taken in the discussions on nationality of the Chinese explanation that Chinese nationality remained dormant while enjoying the privileges of nationality in another country.


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My dahlia garden is coming along nicely this season. I've moved them into raised beds with a drip irrigation system and am trying inverted tomato cages as supports for the first time. So far so good. The first buds have arrived. Should they be fertilized at some point during the growing season? If so, when and what's the fertilizer of choice? |
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I use Jobe's tomato food spikes. They love it. Two spikes per plant, every two months or so. The spikes, being designed for tomatoes, are formulate to give maximum flowering and thus fruit....riiiight?? So that means more flowers for the dahlias. |
- Posted by rose_nutty z4b (My Page) on Fri, May 23, 08 at 0:03
I have read that high nitrogen content in the fertilizer will give you soft tubers that will not keep in storage. In my experience, that was the case. I planted some near my roses, which get a lot of high nitrogen fertilizer. These tubers all became nothing but mush in my basement this winter, while the others all did fine. Lesson learned for me - plant only commonly available dahlias amongst my roses, and treat them as annuals! |
The spikes are 8-24-8. I used them two years ago and my dahlias went gangbusters and my tubers were heatlthy and firm. I had to skip a year but am now growing them again. |
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Thanks for the spikes suggestion. I prefer to use organic fertilizers in the garden, especially with edibles, but perhaps the spikes would be worth a shot. |
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Yes, the 8-24-8 would be a good formulation for dahlias, I would think. Quite low on the nitrogen side, with a good emphasis for growing the tuber. |
I think my problem with fertilzers is that I spend the winter reading all sorts of stuff about growing dahlias and than go on line and see all sorts of things that say they are the one and only thing for dahlias and buy eveerything and throw it in the garden. It will be interesting if I get away with it this year. Next year tomato spikes |
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Our bi-level home was built in 1982. We have exterior French drains connected to an interior sump pump well. Well is pumped to street/storm drain system. We also have a walk-out basement door that has a drain at the bottom level (below basement floor grade) that connects to the French drain. Poured concrete steps then go up to ground level.
The system generally works well (basement dry), but every year or two during especially wet periods the walk-out basement well drains slowly and fills the well up to the door level. I have solved this problem by pulling the iron drain cover and using a plunger on it. After plunging, the silt filled water comes up and then it drains fast again. Good to go. I suspect that the French drain is partially clogged with soil. I don't know if the drain is solid PVC with holes drilled in it or just flexible plastic pipe with holes (what farmers call tile). Anyway, is it possible to video and/or snake out a French drain system around a house? The only entry points appear to be the hole from the sump pump well and the drain from the walk-out basement steps. I'm not sure if all plumbers do this type of work, but I decided to post here in case some do and have such experience. Thanks. |
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Where I live a French drain has no pipe at all. It's simply a drainage ditch that is filled with gravel or drain rock, and then sometimes covered over with soil. If that is the type of French drain you have, it's entirely possible that the drainage stone has silted up over the years. |
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May 1, 2010 2:48 AM by Emily Kiefer
It was a night of wine and fashion at Robert Hall Winery in Paso Robles on Friday.
The winery teamed up with some of the area's leading stylists and boutiques for "Fashion Fever." It was all to raise money for Templeton resident, Cheyenne Willis.
Cheyenne suffers from the rare disorder dystonia and needs several operations to help her walk again.
"We started with this great idea about doing a fashion show and then we thought, 'Why don't we pair it together with something that really means something?'" said Events Manager Chelsey Azcona.
Organizers say nearly 200 people came out for Friday's event. Among them was KSBY's own Carina Corral, who served as the emcee for the fashion show.
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noun (Concise Encyclopedia)Muzzle-loading shoulder firearm developed in 16th-century Spain. Designed as a larger version of the harquebus, muskets were fired with matchlocks until flintlocks were developed in the 17th century; flintlocks were replaced by percussion locks in the early 19th century. Early muskets were often handled by two persons and fired from a portable rest. Typically 5.5 ft (1.7 m) long and weighing about 20 lbs (9 kg), they fired a ball about 175 yards (160 m) with little accuracy. Later types were smaller, lighter, and accurate enough to hit a person at 80–100 yards (75–90 m). The musket was replaced in the mid-19th century by the breech-loading rifle.
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A chair that looked like a potato chip. Another that resembled a "well-used first baseman's mitt." A folding screen that rippled...
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Hi I'm trying to remember the name of a 90's movie. All I can really remember about it is that it was about searching for an old pirate treasure. The interesting thing was that the pirate had a parrot, and that parrot lived like 150 years and ended up helping the kid in the movie find the missing treasure which I believe was buried under a tree and some kind of resort had been built around this tree.
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M. Ward released his critically acclaimed seventh solo album, A Wasteland Companion, last month and is currently on a tour of the US. M. Ward performed live on WNYC's Soundcheck earlier this week. Stream the performance archive at WNYC.org.
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@ankara-- I've never heard about this, but I'm assuming that it's nutritional yeast, since this is more commonly taken as a nutritional supplement. You should check with your doctor.
Nutritional yeast and brewer's yeast have separate nutrient profiles and are produced in different ways. These two supplements contain many of the same beneficial nutrients, such as vitamin A, fiber, and folic acid. They contain differing amounts of the B vitamin complex, causing some individuals to choose nutritional yeast over brewer's for its added health benefits.
Nutritional yeast and brewer's yeast are both excellent sources of protein. These supplements are frequently recommended by doctors for those eating a vegetarian or vegan diet, which contains no natural forms of animal protein. Both types of yeast are manufactured from the fungus known as saccharomyces cerevisiae, which grows and ferments on sugar canes. Nutritional yeast is produced specifically for the purpose of becoming a nutritional supplement. Saccharomyces cerevisiae is also used by brewers to ferment their beer, and brewer's yeast is harvested as a byproduct of this process.
Both nutritional yeast and brewer's yeast contain forms of the B vitamin complex. This complex includes thiamine, niacin, and riboflavin, as well as vitamin B6, all of which are important in converting different types of food into energy. These vitamins are known to boost an individual's energy and help improve the functioning of the immune system. Nutritional yeast, however, unlike brewer's yeast, also contains the vitamin B12. This vitamin does not naturally occur in brewer's yeast once it has been used in the making of beer and must be artificially added back in. It can be found naturally in nutritional yeast, and is vital in the functioning of the body's nervous system and in helping maintain healthy brain pathways.
Though it is lacking in vitamin B12, brewer's yeast contains the added nutrient chromium, which cannot be found in nutritional yeast. Chromium has been shown in scientific studies to lower the amount of glucose present in the blood stream, and can be beneficial for those suffering from certain types of diabetes. This supplement is frequently recommended by doctors for individuals with more serious forms of diabetes, in addition to regular medication, to help control their blood sugar.
Unique flavoring is a distinct characteristic of nutritional yeast and brewer's yeast. Nutritional yeast is similar to crumbled cheese or a whole grain in appearance. Its flavoring is mild and somewhat similar to cheese, making it a popular additive for popcorn, salads, and other food items by those who take it daily. Brewer's yeast is very strong and bitter in taste, and is typically sold in pill form or as a liquid that can be added to other beverages.
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Brewer's yeast is great for skin because of its chromium content. I suffer from acne and hyper-pigmentation and started taking nutritional yeast to see if it would help. I saw a little bit of improvement probably from the vitamins. When I finished the package and went back to the store for more, I saw a brewer's yeast supplement and bought that instead, not knowing they are different. After two weeks, there was an incredible improvement in my skin. My acne cleared up and my hyper-pigmentation was less apparent. This is when I looked up the difference between nutritional yeast and brewer's yeast and saw that brewer's yeast has chromium. I guess it's the chromium that's beneficial for skin problems. |
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Which type of yeast is the one that increases breast milk in mothers?
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From all appearances, New Lenox is a progressive, well-managed village — a growing town with lots of business development to keep up with its burgeoning population. And Tim Baldermann is a typical mayor, serving as an aggressive booster for his village — except when it comes to gas stations.
Baldermann is obsessed with gasoline prices in his town. He's again calling for residents to boycott New Lenox stations, accusing them of gouging drivers by charging unfairly high prices for gas. And he's going further than he did last year, urging residents to picket the stations and even offering to pay for the picket signs himself.
We're as frustrated as anyone on how gas prices sometimes shoot up overnight by 20 to 30 cents per gallon for no apparent reason and recede only penny by penny. And we're confused why stations with the same brand of gas in the same town often have prices that differ by several cents per gallon. We also understand that there's hardly an easier target in trying to score political points than the oil companies.
But we think Baldermann should drop his call for a boycott because it's not going to have a lasting effect on prices and price gouging in New Lenox is not really an issue.
A check Friday showed New Lenox stations charging about 16 cents a gallon more than most in Joliet and Lockport, but that difference is not consistent. Prices in the three towns sometimes are roughly equal. And New Lenox prices were 6 cents less a gallon than the lowest price in Frankfort and Mokena. Where's the gouging?
True, some stations in Homer Glen were charging $3.19 a gallon, by far the lowest price in any town from Tinley Park to Joliet. Why so low? Like we said, beats us.
Last year, Baldermann's boycott call resulted temporarily in lower gas prices in New Lenox. But they soon rose again, and he complained to the state attorney general's office, which found no evidence of collusion or unfair pricing.
New Lenox residents, like most people, buy gas for the lowest price, sometimes paying a little more because a station is convenient. Baldermann may see himself as some sort of GasFighter superhero, but his campaign is more bluster than buster.


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The comic book world is set to get a new and exciting hero in the form of the Silver Scorpion. The Silver Scorpion is a Muslim boy who lost his legs in a landmine explosion and soon discovers that he has the power to control metal.
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