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* Vital Stats: The Cougar 4x4 and 6x6 models both have 330-hp diesels, top speeds of 65 mph, a 600-mile range, and seating for 10. The 6x6 can haul 14,000 pounds, nearly triple the 4x4's max load.

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Policy Update
In March, MassBio announced that that our Chairman of the Board of Directors, Geoff MacKay, was named to the Health Policy Commission (HPC) Advisory Council. In his new role, Geoff Mackay will be joined by representatives from across the health care field to help guide the Health Policy Commission's implementation of the state's health care cost containment law. The Council will advise the HPC's overall operations and policies, provide feedback on a grant program to support new system delivery and payment reform methods, and encourage public and stakeholder engagement in the HPC's work. We look forward to our Chairman's new role as he continues to bring insight and an industry voice to the health care reform implementation process.
On March 12th and 13th, MassBio participated in BIO Fly-In in Washington D.C., where biotechnology executives from across the country met to take part in legislative briefings and advocacy. MassBio had a strong presence at the event, meeting with Members of Congress and their staff to discuss important legislative issues facing our industry. One highlight from BIO Fly-In was MassBio's Spring Reception event, where members of the Massachusetts Congressional Delegation and staff met with biotech leaders from the Commonwealth to engage in an active discussion on the current state and future of our industry. The reception proved to be a successful event and we would like thank everyone who attended for participating in such an important opportunity for our industry.
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On Thursday, June 26, 2014, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) held a public meeting in Washington, D.C. to discuss the two proposed rule changes to the Nutrition Facts panels seen on most packaged foods in the U.S. These would be the first substantive changes made to the labels since 2003.
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A quarter of a century has passed since the first issue of AUTOMOBILE MAGAZINE arrived on newsstands. It seems like only yesterday to many of us, but surely that cannot be so, since the 1986 Toyota MR2 that graced the cover of our premiere issue has migrated to the back of the book. Once a cover model, the first-generation MR2 is now a Collectible Classic.
Not that the AW11-chassis MR2 was brand-new in April of 1986. It had already been on the market for more than a year, but that made it a spring chicken compared with the Ferrari 308 parked next to it, which was in its twelfth year. In that first issue, we did the unthinkable, pitting a $14,778 Toyota against a $54,300 Ferrari. Then, we lost our minds and declared the cheap Japanese car the winner.
"God help the Italians if the Japanese ever decide to build supercars," wrote David E. Davis, Jr. Time, the Acura NSX, and the Lexus LFA would prove that divine assistance is not yet required for Ferrari, but it's still true that the MR2 was a very special car. Special because of its looks, performance, mid-engine layout, and, above all, because it was so unexpected, coming from a conservative company like Toyota.
Still, the MR2 was very much a Toyota. Whereas the cabins of other mid-engine cars were crammed with more compromises than cubic feet, the MR2's cockpit was a model of ergonomic perfection, if somewhat less than aesthetically perfect. The dashboard's multiple pods and appendages appear, in retrospect, to be an attempt to torture interior designers, but all of the important controls are placed within easy reach. To describe the cabin as minuscule would be an understatement, but with a greenhouse interrupted only by the thinnest of pillars, the view out is better than that from a modern convertible with its top down.
Despite the MR2's microscopic dimensions, the cabin feels quite spacious. Highly adjustable seats are so supremely comfortable that you've no choice but to forgive the oh-so-1980s scrunchie-accordion-rubber doohickeys on the headrest uprights. The pedals are placed properly in front of the driver (rather than pushed toward the right because of wheel-well intrusion, as in many mid-engine cars). The two-spoke steering wheel was not pretty back then, and time hasn't helped its cause, but it's attached to something we seldom see in cars today: a manual steering rack. With fewer than 1100 pounds on the front axle, the steering isn't unduly heavy, even at parking-lot speeds, but flick the wheel on a back road and the MR2 reacts with notable aplomb. That is no surprise, since Toyota recruited Dan Gurney to help with the final chassis tuning.


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Indulgi by Nendo is a creative redesign of the modern-day fashion boutique located in Kyoto, Japan, that recently got a redesign from Japanese design firm Nendo. The designer placed a series of doors throughout the store to encourage shoppers to explore every nook and cranny.
Placing doors throughout a clothing store is pure genius for several reasons. For starters, it encourages more people to come in and browse around. Additionally, it forces shoppers to explore the whole store, as they cannot easily identify sections that are unattractive to them. Indulgi by Nendo is not the first time the design firm has experimented with doors, as they caused controversy for designing a mental health clinic where none of the doors opened.


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The Queue: PVP, player models, and applying to WoW Insider {WoW}
Oct 24th 2011 11:31AM Has Blizzard ever talked about the possibility of
A flat rate for server transferring all of your chars? This is the biggest thing keeping me from resubbing. My old server is pretty dead and I don't want to reroll or leave anything behind, but $25 a char adds up quick.
A survey of gear levels in current 10- and 25-man Cataclysm raiding {WoW}
Jan 3rd 2011 6:18PM Because it does matter to a degree when it comes to things like enrage timers, and mana usage. Nowhere there does it say that the ilev alone is what is making things die. However, it's still early in the expansion; It's a pretty safe assumption that the majority of the people contributing to that data know how to properly itemize their gear, so their average ilev means a little more now than if they had gathered this data two months from now. This is fairly interesting information.
Voting underway to restore RuneScape's wilderness PvP and free trade {Massively}
Jan 3rd 2011 4:10AM Wow. I actually quit Runescape back when they removed the wild and free trade. Might give it a second look. Seemed dumb to kill such popular aspects of the game as part of a crusade that didn't seem to be that bad of a problem. Every game has issues with RMT.
The PvP was never very fantastic, I actually was running a lvl 3 with most all of my non combat stats at 99 as my only character, but I still just didn't like the direction the game was going with that.
12 Days of Winter Veil Giveaway Day 12: $100 SwagDog codes {WoW}
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12 Days of Winter Veil Giveaway Day 12: PNY 128GB SSD harddrive {WoW}
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Hello, features, the Note is filled with them. Samsung's Galaxy Note's standout feature is and always will be its S Pen. Gone are the days of laggy stylus pens or when a great stylus-sporting device came along, it had crappy specs to go with it. Samsung have fused together the world of world-class smartphones, with a stylus and they've done it quite well, I might add.
As I said before, I'm not a huge fan of stylus pen's, but after playing around with the Note, I can see why Samsung are interested in going down this route. I find the problem with unique smartphone features (such as the S Pen), is that they require you having friends, family or other people with the identical device, in order to take advantage of these phone-specific features. Samsung have taken this route with the Note and their S Pen-capable apps, so for example if I want to draw something funny and send it to a friend through SMS, E-mail or similar, they'd receive it fine. But, what if they want to reply? They have to own a Note in order to really take advantage of the fun between S Pen-capable apps.
This is one of the biggest hurdles of non-iPhone smartphones, because of the fragmented software that gets baked into these devices. One person might have a top-of-the-line Android-based phone with ICS, with another who owns a mid-range device featuring only Android 2.3. You might have another friend with a tablet that sports Android 3.2 and then a friend who has lived on the edge with an Android 4.2 Jelly Bean sporting Nexus 7 tablet and you're seeing a huge problem here.
The Note features the usual Bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, USB 2.0 HOST support and a slew of Samsung-specific apps, as well as Google-specific apps.
The Galaxy Note's 8-megapixel camera was great to use, but I had already been spoilt by the S II's camera, so there was no surprise when using it. I took a few sample pictures and a video that you can check out below.
Messaging on the Note was a blast; I truly loved it. The screen size is great for typing either horizontally or vertically, which can't be said for all smartphones. Once I had SwiftKey installed, there was no stopping me. I typed pages and pages of e-mails, Facebook status updates and comments and plenty of TXT messages, too.
Gaming on the Note is also a joy, thanks to its 5.3-inch screen. I'm not much of a mobile gamer, but if you're the type of smartphone owner who likes to play a heap of mobile games, the bigger screen makes these games really pop out. Gaming on a tablet feels awkward because of its much bigger size, but a 5.3-inch screen is perfect for games. Games look gorgeous on the screen and with most games being played horizontally, the phone's width is perfect to hold for big sessions of Angry Birds or others.


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Public Health News Roundup: November 21
CDC Releases 'Winnable Battles Progress Report 2010-2015'
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released its Winnable Battles Progress Report 2010-2015, which details the progress made in key areas where CDC has determined that progress is possible. The individual reports detail what's been accomplished, and what still needs to be accomplished, to reach these goals by 2015. They include healthcare-associated infections; tobacco; nutrition, physical activity and obesity; food safety; motor vehicle safety; teen pregnancy; and HIV prevention. "By implementing the programs with the greatest potential impact, we are addressing Americans' biggest health challenges while we try to get the most health bang for precious resources," said CDC Director Tom Frieden, MD, MPH. Read more on the CDC.
Study: One-third of Kids' Calories from Schools, Stores, Fast Food Restaurants are 'Empty Calories'
In the battle to improve nutrition for kids, parents need to look beyond just fast food restaurants and take a closer look at food from grocery stores and at schools. A new study in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics found that roughly a third of the calories consumed from each of these three sources constituted "empty calories" coming from added sugar or solid fat. The 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommends between 8 and 19 percent of calories should be "empty" for both kids and adults; excessive empty calories can lead to weight gain and obesity. While all three sources offered high counts of empty calories, they did so for different reasons, demonstrating the need to tailor health efforts to meet their particular obstacles. "Our study found that 20 percent of pizza and 22 percent of high-fat milk consumed by kids are provided by schools, and 72 percent of sugar-sweetened beverages like sodas, fruit drinks, sports drinks and energy drinks consumed by kids are obtained from grocery stores," said study author Jennifer M. Poti, a doctoral candidate in nutritional epidemiology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Read more on nutrition.
American Headache Society: New Guidelines on Treating Migraines, Limiting Unnecessary Treatments
The American Headache Society has issued new guidelines on how physicians can better treat patients with migraines while limiting unnecessary or even risky treatments. For example, because of their serious long-term risks, opiod painkillers such as OxyContin and Vicodin, as well as the barbiturate butalbital, should not be the first treatments prescribed. Also, CT scans should only be limited to non-emergency situations when possible, as MRIs are both able to diagnose more conditions and do not expose patients to radiation. "Our aim is to encourage doctors and patients to think carefully about medical care that can be harmful or unnecessary," said Elizabeth Loder, MD, president of the American Headache Society. "We didn't approach this with cost uppermost in mind. The goal is to help address the problems of low-value care." Approximately 12 percent of Americans are estimated to suffer from migraines. Read more on migraines.


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Anyone have ideas on keeping rabbits water bottles from freezing? Rare to have temps low enough to cause it, but for a few days that a time this winter, they have done so very quick. |
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- Posted by farmerboy98 none (My Page) on Thu, Feb 10, 11 at 1:11
Try wrapping them with foam, or rap them with towels and tape the towel onto it |
- Posted by oregonwoodsmoke 5 OR Sunset 1A (My Page) on Thu, Feb 10, 11 at 14:41
All I did when it got below freezing was to have 3 sets of water bottles for each cage. When I went out, I'd take fresh bottles with tepid water, and switch out the bottles. Take the frozen ones inside to thaw. How cold it got determined how many times I'd have to switch the bottles. If it wasn't much below freezing, just switch once in the morning because the bottles wouldn't freeze during the day (my rabbits had shelter) If it got down to 50 below, every couple of hours. It wouldn't take the bottles long to freeze, but if the rabbits got all they wanted to drink at least every other hour, they were getting enough. You an also put heat lamps near the hutch and if they are close to the water bottles, the water won't freeze. |
Mine would get fresh water several times a day plus I kept a container with snow in it in their cages. That way they always had something. And they do eat a lot of snow. Even if there was water available. |
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Baked Chicken Liver Recipe
From Daniel's Dish: Smotth Move
By Daniel Boulud
1 lb. chicken livers
2½ cups milk
4egg yolks
½ cup heavy cream
½tsp. minced garlic
Pinch ground nutmeg
Pinch cayenne pepper
1T salt
½tsp. ground white pepper
1 bunch parsley, chopped
Soak the chicken livers in 2 cups of the milk for 3 hours in the refrigerator. Preheat oven to 290°F. Drain, rinse, and pat dry the livers; discard the milk. Puree the livers, remaining ½ cup milk, eggs, egg yolks, cream, garlic, nutmeg, cayenne pepper, salt, and white pepper together in a blender or food processor until smooth. Pass the mixture through a fine-mesh sieve, then stir in parsley. Pour into a shallow 1½-quart casserole dish. Place the dish inside of a deeper, wider dish and pour hot water into the wider one, reaching ¾ of the way up the casserole. Bake for 3045 minutes (depending on your oven) or until lightly golden on top and set. Serve warm or at room temperature.
Spinach-and-Tomato Salad
1½ T olive oil
½ T sherry vinegar
1½ lb. baby spinach, stems removed
1 pint cherry tomatoes, halved
Salt and pepper to taste
Whisk together the olive oil and sherry vinegar in a bowl. Toss in the spinach and tomatoes to coat, and season to taste. Serve alongside the baked chicken liver. Serves 810.


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posted by: jenn on 12.03.2006 at 11:24 pm in Recipe Exchange Forum Breaded Turkey Patties w/steamed veggies
I invented this recipe while in TJs one day and trying to think of something healthy, quick, and easy for dinner. It's now one of our favorites. Seasoning can be anything you choose. * 1 lb. ground turkey meat Mix turkey with seasonings and form into 4 patties. Cover patties with bread crumbs. Add olive oil to skillet. Add patties and cook until done on one side. Turn patties. Top with sliced onions and bok choy mix. Cover with lid to keep in steam. Cook until patties are done. Enjoy! Jen NOTES: <none>
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Boeing talks shutdown furloughs
If the government shutdown continues, Boeing could furlough an unspecified number of defense and space employees as early as next week. The Seattle Times reports that furloughs are "currently not expected" in the commercial airplanes division, which makes up most of the company's operations here. If the furlough continues long enough to cause problems with certifying 787s for delivery, Reuters reports that Boeing's 787 plant in South Carolina would face problems sooner than the one in Everett. That's because the Federal Aviation Administration maintains tighter control at a newer plant in North Charleston. — J.C.
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Roughly 800,000 federal workers are furloughed without pay as the partial government shutdown sinks into its fourth day. Congressional representatives and senators, however, continue to receive their paychecks — $3,346 per week or $174,000 annually. Based on reports from the AP, CNN, the Washington Post, the Seattle Times and KiroTV, here's the breakdown of Washington state congressional delegation members forgoing pay.
Rep. Suzan DelBene (D), Doc Hastings (R), Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R), Derek Kilmer (D) and David Reichert (R) are not accepting pay. Jaime Herrera Beutler (R) will donate her pay to a Vancouver-based nonprofit that works to prevent sex trafficking. Denny Heck told KiroTV he is donating some of his pay to support the families of furloughed employees, but would not say how much, or precisely to whom. Rick Larsen (D), Jim McDermott (D) and Adam Smith (D) will keep their pay.
As for Washington's senators, Patty Murray said she'd take her pay. Maria Cantwell has not announced any plans for her shutdown salary. Murray supported a Senate bill in 2011 that would've denied lawmakers pay during government shutdowns. Rep. Richard Nolan, D-Minn., introduced a similar bill in the House on Sept. 30 called the "No Government No Pay Act of 2013."— B.L.
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Students of Seattle politics probably saw this coming, but Jerry Everard, owner of Neumos and Spitfire, has struck back against a prominent Seattle nighlife endorsement of Ed Murray for mayor yesterday. "Is the music community better off now than it was before McGinn took office? The answer is a resounding Hell Yes!!" Publicola quotes him as saying in an email. He specifically went after Dave Meinert (owner of Lost Lake & Five Point), saying Meinert "does not speak for the music community."
Seattle Times political writer Jim Brunner sent out a link to Publicola's story, tweeting"Hipster fight!" (The Stranger's SLOG also waded into the mudslinging, publishing full text of Everard's email and Meinert's response without any acknowledgment of Publicola's earlier story. Hipster media fight?)
Our media diet: Pure liberal?
Seattle's media diet is New York Times and NPR all the time, right? Not according to an interactive real-time map released by Bit.ly this week. Turns out that Washington state is dominated by the NYT — we love our liberal newspapers — but NPR ranks a surprising 10th out of 10 in TV/radio shares. The same spot it takes in Texas. Radio and televisionwise, we look more like the lonestar state (CBS, Fox and CNN) than New York (Al Jazeera, NPR, CNBC). Magazines, however, tell the story we're more used to hearing: National Geographic, the New Yorker and Wired take the top three spots.
Of course, this is based on media shared using Bit.ly over the last 10 minutes, so you can't read too much into it. And it doesn't take many regional media properties into account. Bit.ly has an explanation, of sorts: "We wanted to include more media properties, but the map started to get too difficult to read in a useful way, so we had to limit each category." — A.S.
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I have Windows 7 and Adobe Photoshop Elements 8. I can scan a picture on my HP 3200 and then when I make the scanned area fit the picture and use "Finish", the HP Scanner just sits there as though it wants to scan but never does. This used to work but it doesn't now. Does anyone have any ideas?
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I have a 5 hp briggs on my tiller. Just got it running for the first time by changing the gas tank, cleaning the carb and replacing the diaphram. When I started it up and throttled it up gas started blowing out of the gas cap. What could be causing this to happen?
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Hi, Shadara. I'm not an expert, but I have an elderly nose that doesn't pick up every scent. So if I can detect a strong fragrance, I think nearly anyone would. Here are some that I have found to be nicely fragrant, purchased just this year. I believe these are all "classic" jasmines, grown all over the Middle East. Jasmine Jui from TT, viny bush, small flower, very fragrant. Vigorous. J. sambac, I have Flore Plena and Belle of India from Logee's, very fragant. Flore Plena looks like tiny rosebuds, Belle has longer, curly petals. Both very fragrant. These two are doubles. Maid of Orleans is a single, very floriferous, very fragrant, very robust. Bloom when small. J. sambac Grand Duke of Tuscany from Almost Eden. Large very double flower, very fragrant. J. grandiflorum (double) from Logee's. Viny, smaller leaves. Very fragrant. Flowers pink on the outside. Blooms when small. Why not tell your friend you are thinking of getting one for yourself (or your mother), show her some pictures, and ask her which one she thinks you or your mother would like? My Dr is Lebanese, and she loves the Grand Duke, which her parents grew in Lebanon. |
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If hed won the races he should have won, it may well have been Lewis Hamilton and not Fernando Alonso duking it out with Sebastian Vettel for the title. All he can do now, though, is hope to end his McLaren career on a high - and starting from pole with your team mate alongside is a pretty good way to go about it
Q: Lewis, this was your seventh pole position of the year. You must be very happy leaving McLaren with such a strong performance
Lewis Hamilton: Wow, yes, it is fantastic. I really hope that we can make it to P1 on the podium tomorrow. Wouldnt it be great to have a one-two finish tomorrow?
Q: So what is it that you expect tomorrow?
LH: I am pretty sure that it will be a quite difficult race. I was just reflecting on my qualifying here in the past years and realized that I either started from P4 or P18, so pole position is a nice break. (laughs) I was joking with [McLaren team principal] Martin Whitmarsh that I would not mind starting from P5, but not from P4 again, and it worked.
Q: It is the last time that you will be driving the MP4-27 and wearing McLaren overalls. How do you want to be remembered?
LH: I want to be remembered by my results. So my hope really is that we can make it a one-two. I will then leave and Jenson will drive that fantastic car next year while I move on to do groundwork.
Q: What do you make of the weather report for tomorrow?
LH: You cannot change the conditions so you have to make a good start and then be smart in the race. We are fortunate to start from the best possible positions.
Q: You did that pole time under completely different conditions to those we are likely to see in the race. How much is your car prepared for the weather change?
LH: As prepared as anybody else, unless perhaps the Red Bulls have done something different. Generally the set-up is not much different, so I believe that our car will still work in the rain. What I really would hope for tomorrow is a race going from dry to wet or vice versa - that would make it really a thriller.
Q: What makes the McLarens so strong at the end of the season? Had that happened some races earlier you would be part of the title fight tomorrow
LH: To be honest, I dont know. Probably we are doomed to always get strong towards the end of the year. Actually weve been strong all year and if we hadnt had our problems with some issues the standings right now would indeed be a lot different. But with the win in Austin and now the pole, I think it is a good way to sign off from my journey with McLaren.
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I am having trouble installing this driver for DPIO2. My knowledge is limited and it has been 5yrs since I used this type of format. Any help would be app.
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Build error
THis is the error I am getting when I type make build.
make ensure_dir DIR=/root/Desktop/dpio2-drv-src-x86-linux/src/x86-linux-2.6.x/kernel/../../../lib/x86-linux-2.6.x;
make[1]: Entering directory `/root/Desktop/dpio2-drv-src-x86-linux/src/x86-linux-2.6.x/kernel'
make[1]: Leaving directory `/root/Desktop/dpio2-drv-src-x86-linux/src/x86-linux-2.6.x/kernel'
make -C /lib/modules/2.6.9-82.ELsmp/build M=/root/Desktop/dpio2-drv-src-x86-linux/src/x86-linux-2.6.x/kernel modules
make: *** /lib/modules/2.6.9-82.ELsmp/build: No such file or directory. Stop.
make: *** [build] Error 2
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To compile software you will need a compiler first. Have you installed one? If not then install gcc. You will also need to install make and probably build-essential
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Republicans just got caught red-handed putting the interests of the Republican party over those of the country during their GOP government shutdown. First, as the video above indicates, Republican Senator Rand Paul was caught on a hot mic telling his colleague, GOP Senator Mitch McConnell:
I just did CNN and I just go over and over again, 'we're willing to compromise, we're willing to negotiate.' I don't think they poll tested 'we won't negotiate,' I think it's awful for them to say that over and over again. … I think if we keep saying, 'we wanted to defund it, we fought for that, but now we're willing to compromise on this,' we're gonna win.
Then today, Republican Congressman Eric Cantor passed a memo to his colleagues urging a similar strategy to that expressed by Rand Paul, i.e., to say that President Obama and Democrats in Congress are "refusing to negotiate" during the GOP shutdown, and that Republicans are willing to negotiate. Cantor further urges his House colleagues to push for piecemeal bills to fund only parts of the federal government which are popular with the American people, such as reopening our national parks and funding veterans benefits.
Alas, the Republicans' cynical strategy is now laid bare with evidence on video and on paper: take the United States hostage by shutting down the government, ask for ransom (defunding or delaying the Affordable Care Act that is the law of the land), then criticize Democrats for rightfully refusing to negotiate with the hostage takers. Are there any regular folks left in America who think the Republicans give a damn about them?


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Minnesota scaleshell mussel (Leptodea leptodon) survey. 2004. Final report for Federal Aid Project E-6-R, submitted to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service by the Natural Heritage and Nongame Research Program, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. 9 pp.
A survey was conducted for the scaleshell mussel (Leptodea leptodon) in the Minnesota River Drainage during summer 2003. A total of 67 sites in 17 streams were sampled, and 1,895 live mussels of 16 species were found. No live or dead specimens of scaleshell mussel were found during the survey, and only one record of the scaleshell exists from Minnesota waters. Given the extensive sampling efforts in southern Minnesota over the last five years and the lack of any additional scaleshell records, it is highly unlikely that this species is extant in the state. The lack of even dead shells suggests that it was historically very uncommon in Minnesota and can now be considered extirpated from the state.


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Hello, Our preschool will be growing lettuce from seed and creating lettuce planters to sell at our spring fair fundraiser. We'd like to offer a nice variety of lettuce in each planter but I'm wondering how big (deep) the container needs to be. Obviously, we'd like to save the money by using less planting mix. Any advice is appreciated. |
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If you are planting about the size of a flat, I think 6 inches deep would be adequate for the lettuce you will be growing. Al |
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East Valley stores will be open earlier than ever for Black Friday this year as retailers seek every advantage to attract shoppers in what is expected by many to be another lackluster holiday shopping season.
Although October sales figures, driven by a surge in auto sales, exceeded economists' expectations, the squeeze of tight credit and the highest unemployment rate in 23 years cause most economists to doubt that spending this year will exceed last year's by much.
For example, Michael Niemira, chief economist at the International Council of Shopping Centers, expects overall holiday sales to rise about 1 percent from last year's subpar performance. The NDP Group, a provider of consumer and retail information, expects overall unit sales to increase but revenue to be flat or slightly down because of lower prices.
A Gallup poll found that Americans expect to spend about the same as last year on holiday gifts.
Elliott Pollack, a Scottsdale-based economist who closely follows local retailing, thinks sales will rise this year, but only because last year was so weak.
"It should be better than last year when we were in the heart of the meltdown. So the comparisons should be easy," he said. "But relative to a normal year, it should be pretty mediocre."
He added that retailers are opening earlier because they're "doing whatever they can to attract customers."
Six of the Valley's Westcor malls will open at midnight for the first time this year, including Fiesta Mall and Superstition Springs Center in Mesa, Chandler Fashion Center, and Arizona Mills mall in Tempe.
The early openings are the result of requests from retailers, said Melissa Buxton, marketing manager for Fiesta Mall and Superstition Springs Center.
"It's been tried at several centers around the country, and they have really had successful openings, so we're giving it a try in Mesa," she said.
Many of the stores inside the malls also will open at midnight, although the department stores have set their own hours, she said.
Early shoppers at the two Mesa malls and at Chandler Fashion Center will receive $50 Westcor gift cards while they last if they spend $100, and they can win $1,000 gift cards in drawings at 3 a.m. and 5 a.m.
For really hard-core shoppers, Walmart stores will stay open all day Thanksgiving and then all night, even though many of the sales items won't be up for grabs until 5 a.m. Friday. The extended hours come one year after an employee at a Long Island Walmart was trampled to death when the doors opened in the pre-dawn hours of Black Friday.
Erick Martinez, manager of the Kohl's store at 1632 S. Signal Butte Road in east Mesa, said his store was extending a promotion to the day before Thanksgiving this year to attract shoppers early. Beginning Wednesday and continuing through Sunday, shoppers can earn $10 in Kohl's Cash for every $50 they spend at the store. The Kohl's Cash can be redeemed at the store from Monday through Dec. 7.
Also, early bird deals will be available from the 4 a.m. opening to 1 p.m. Friday, he said.
Martinez said he is expecting a good year for his store, and he expects a long line when the store opens early Friday morning. Procedures will be in place to make sure everyone stays safe, he said.
"We will have only one line, and we will open only one set of doors," he said. "Once the line is through it, then we will open the other doors."
Bass Pro Shop will sponsor its third annual Great Turkey Campout Thursday night in its front parking lot at 1133 N. Dobson Road, Mesa. From 5 to 8 Thanksgiving evening, family and friends can gather around a fire pit, enjoy free hot chocolate and s'mores and register to win prizes. Overnight campers will be treated to Christmas music and free refreshments beginning at 5:30 a.m., and doors will open at 6 a.m.
Disney Stores will open at midnight at Fiesta Mall, Arizona Mills and SanTan Village in Gilbert. The company said it is cutting many items to $5, $10 and $15 and is offering another 20 percent off already discounted items from opening to 10 a.m.
Earlier this week, shoppers at Superstition Springs Center voiced varying opinions about the Black Friday shopping ritual.
Mesa resident Tiffany Anderson said she loves to shop on the day after Thanksgiving because "you get good deals, and it's fun to kick off the holiday season." She added she gets the majority of her Christmas shopping done on that day.
Sharon Davis, a resident of Gold Canyon, is also an avid Black Friday shopper, saying she and her family have gone out early every year for the past 10 years. She said she likes the crowds and the jostling.
"It's fun," she said. "You get the deals, and you have to fight to get them."
Davis said her family plans their strategy in advance with everyone getting their own assignment. "We check the ads, circle what we want and then we split up," she said.
Another Mesa resident, Teresa Gunnell, said she has never tried Black Friday shopping. But she might do it this year if she spots any deals that are worth going out for.
"Less (expensive) is always better," she said.
She said she also does some of her holiday shopping online because she can find good prices.
"Some stores offer free shipping, and that saves a lot, too," she said. "And you don't have to waste gas."
Other shoppers said they will skip the Black Friday scene, saying it can be dangerous with so many people rushing to grab the best deals. Too often, the sales prices are available on only a few items, and once they're sold, the discounts disappear, the shoppers said.


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Has anyone grown this? I just got back from a local garden tour and saw this in someone's garden. I love it--deep purple foliage. How does it do? Any other info? Thanks! |
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- Posted by coolplantsguy z6 Ontario (My Page) on Sat, Jun 13, 09 at 20:53
I've been disappointed in most of the purple-leaved forms of G. pratense, including 'Midnight Reiter', due to their propensity to obtain powdery mildew by early summer. I'm currently trying a form called 'Okey Dokey', and hoping that it is better. |
- Posted by tiffy_z5_6_can 5/6 (My Page) on Sat, Jun 13, 09 at 22:49
I grew the Purple Heron from seed and love this little gem. Some plants are growing in full sun/poor soil and others are growing in part shade/rich soil. All are doing very well - nice mounds of foliage and good flower flushes. No issues with powdery mildew which may have to do with our cooler summers than those in Ontario, so being in Massachussets? you may not have that problem as well if you are close to the ocean. The ones in full sun have also reseeded and again are coming true. I will be keeping them all to myself as they are quite the little gems. :O) |
- Posted by christinmk z5b WA (My Page) on Sat, Jun 13, 09 at 22:53
I am not disappointed with my 'Midnight Reiter', which I purchaced about four years ago. It is a smallish geranium, standing around ten inches tall before bloom and a little over a foot tall while in bloom. A very tidy habit; strong, upright grower that does not flop. The flowers are large and a pretty blue color. The stems are reddish. The foliage is a nice 'purple' color, sometimes with a hint of dark green at the center when the foliage is mature. Yes, the plant will get some powdery mildew. But I haven't found it to be severe (not like Geranium 'Splish Splash' who never seems to be a season without it. I don't doubt it even has it when it is dormant in winter and under the ground). I have found the mildew to, luckily, crop up on the plant after it blooms. Just cut it down and new foliage will grow. This plant also sets good seed. I am not much of a seed collector or grower, but it is very easy to grow seed from 'Midnight Reiter'. The first year I had it I didn't know to cut it down after it bloomed (for the mildew). Seeds formed, so I collected a few and just stuck them in the ground. They came up wonderfully! They haven't bloomed yet, but the foliage on the seedlings look just like that of their parent. Last year I didn't get around to cutting it down, so again the plant set seed. I cut it down and just 'shook' out the seeds. Little seedlings are comming up all over that area, which is fine with me. Hope this has been of some help to you Ginny! |
- Posted by aftermidnight Z8 V. Island B.C. (My Page) on Sat, Jun 13, 09 at 23:26
I also have Midnight Reiter, I wish the foliage would stay dark all season but it doesn't, maybe it's because my plant is shaded from the afternoon sun. I have never had mildew on any of my geraniums. Annette |
it is a first I hear geraniums get mildue on them and I am growing them in hundreds, love those plants. I love midnight reiter, now I have seen Dark reiter and want it too. Many of the forms I grew from seed and many of hybrids will come true. Mine in shade, as I do not have sun. Right now pyrenaicums are in full bloom and Nimbus started and oxonianum Claridge Druse, and sanguineum. Tiny Monster is sending couple of flowers and several pratense forms are getting in the business of blooming. Wlassovianum, thungbergii and yoshinoi will come later in the summer, this year I got tons from seeds of Confetti and Jester Jacket so lots of colored foliage. Just germinated lots of seeds from Plant World seeds- geranium soboliferum, shikokianum, Purple Haze which is absolute stunner early spring... |
Thanks for these replies. Much as I loved the look of it, I am thinking this may not do well for me. Geraniums are so variable. The ones that like full sun and dry-ish soil don't do well for me. I have lots of shade and deep moist soil. Too bad--this is a beauty. Must add that I am surprised to hear about mildew on geraniums. I have never seen any on the ones I've grown. |
- Posted by coolplantsguy z6 Ontario (My Page) on Sun, Jun 14, 09 at 14:15
Powdery mildew is not a common problem for the genus as a whole, but G. pratense and its forms seems to get it in certain areas. |
Gosh, no mildew on my Midnight Reiter here...I'd have thought with our cloud cover and fog if a plant were going to mildew I'd find it on mine :) I bought mine as two immature seedlings too young to ship (and they didn't, I picked them up) and I'm not going to admit what I paid many years ago, way too much. I find the seedlings they produce variable though...a few true purple black like the parents (maybe 25%), many purple fading to green over time so more like Victor Reiter coloring, and a few plain green - all with the typical blue flowers. I was having a problem with stems appearing almost broken close to the ground - several after dark trips with a flashlight finally revealed confused rhododendron weevils munching on the leaf and flower stems, about the last insect I suspected....no wonder slug bait wasn't deterring them. |
- Posted by capecodder z6 MA (My Page) on Sun, Jun 14, 09 at 18:03
I bought it this year for the third time...first time it fizzled out after a year or two, last year it just died. This year it has actually grown since I bought it about 6 weeks ago. It's getting a mix of sun and shade, but I do consider the garden it is in as full sun. I've got lots of geraniums: Rozanne, Jolly Bee, "Johnson's blue improved," and a bunch of others, and have never, ever had mildew... |
- Posted by buyorsell888 Zone 8 Portland OR (My Page) on Sun, Jun 14, 09 at 20:08
No mildew here either, I've got Midnight Reiter, Rozanne, Johnson's Blue and a variegated one whose name escapes me. I get mildew on my roses and clematis and have given up completely on scabiosa and lupines because of it. |
My Midnight Reiter fizzled and died. I had it planted in my main garden in full morning and dappled shade from 1 pm to sundown. It just never seemed like a healthy plant. I have other geraniums doing great, no mildew....not like the beebalm. Now that is bad! Janet |
I've had mine for 4-5 years, maybe more. Very little dappled morning sun. Good color, good plant, no problems. Have several other geraniums, never any issues. |
Bringing this back up to see if anyone has had better luck. This will be my second year so far it is very pretty in my spring weather. It is in a lot of afternoon sun. It is small but the color is beautiful. |
- Posted by christinmk z5b eastern WA (My Page) on Fri, May 3, 13 at 11:32
Not sure it is relevant here, but I've found both G. maculatum 'Elizabeth Ann' & G. 'Orkney Cherry' are very mildew resistant. Nice dark foliage on both, though they have chocolate-y tones more than purple like Midnight Reiter. A GW bud sent me the OC last year and so far I'm totally happy with it ;-) CMK |
- Posted by ishareflowers 6a. MA. (My Page) on Fri, May 3, 13 at 17:47
Midnight reiter is not doing well here in zone 6...I do have espresso and it is a powerhouse! I also have samobor from christinmk and iy too is doing great...Thank you Christin! |
- Posted by gonativegal zone 5a (My Page) on Fri, May 3, 13 at 18:13
No experience with any of the cultivars, in the Reiter series. I just have the straight species G. pratense. It grows in my garden to monstrous proportions and makes new plants every year to point I have to keep them thinned out. Curious, has anyone tried the new G. maculatum (native Wild Geranium) that has purple leaves? I have the straight species but just noticed last year there is a cultivar on the market. |
Geranium pratense NEARLY ALWAYS gets mildew, they just belong together. All the dark-leaved varieties proved to be very weak plants here, two actually DIED from mildew!. My sorrow was very short. The colour of the leaves was identical to the colour of my soil, which made the plants invisible anyway. The only two pratense varieties worth growing are Violaceum Plenum and Summer Skies(misleading name, pinkish). They stand up nicely and regrow after cutting down. |
Just want to give a word of praise for G. maculatum 'Elizabeth Ann'. It is a stunning, easy care bronze-leaved selection with no disease issues. I much prefer it to 'Espresso' (which has equally wonderful foliage) because it is taller with larger blooms. Flower color on 'Elizabeth Ann' is a light almost pure lavender with just a hint of pink, whereas 'Espresso' runs more on the light pink side. A clump of 'Elizabeth Ann' is spectacular in full bloom and the foliage is surprisingly visible in shade. I am hoping to find a few bronze leaf seedlings around my plants in the future. I have not tried a dark-leaved clone or strain of G. pratense, but I am now on year 2 with 'Violaceum Plenum'. It has been very slow to establish for me but I was pleased to note the other day that it is sending up two bloom spikes. No mildew last year or so far this year. I recently added 'Elizabeth Yeo' and 'Mrs Kendall Clark', so I will see in the future how they perform for me. |
- Posted by capecodder z6 MA (My Page) on Thu, Jun 13, 13 at 10:15
I tried it twice and it died both times, and I have a lot of geraniums. Last year I bought the dark leaved Hocus Pocus, and it has barely stayed alive. Never had mildew on any of my geraniums either. |
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Man, Square-Enix sure does like making Final Fantasy spin-offs more than they like making Final Fantasy games. Today, they released a new trailer for Final Fantasy Theatrhythm, the 3DS rhythm game that will have players tapping, sliding, and slashing their 3DS's screen to 50 Final Fantasy songs instead of fighting monsters and questing in a giant world with an epic, memorable story. Take a look!
The trailer definitely hits the right notes (pun intended) for pulling at the heartstrings (no pun intended) of Final Fantasy fans. The music-based gameplay overlays footage from classic games, including early 16-bit Final Fantasy adventures as well as cinematics from the more recent entries, but for as misty-eyed as we get watching Squall dance around, we're even more excited by the sections which appear to be entirely new. Watching adorable characters battle even more adorable enemies while the player taps and slashes at their screen seems utterly delightful, and we can't wait to take it for a spin. While this definitely isn't for everyone, gamers with a Cloud poster on their wall and an iPod full of Final Fantasy music will likely find this to be just the thing they need to justify charging their 3DS.
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The Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons (J/TIP) manages the only foreign assistance program dedicated solely to combating human trafficking outside of the United States. The Department of State's Trafficking in Persons Report, published annually in June, provides a diagnostic assessment of the efforts of more than 180 governments to combat trafficking, slavery and exploitation, and is strategically linked to our anti-trafficking foreign assistance priorities. Our foreign assistance targets both sex trafficking and labor trafficking through implementation of the "3P" paradigm of Prevention (including demand reduction), Protection of victims, and Prosecution of traffickers. A fourth P, Partnership, is also a critical element in the majority of our programs.
The Office conducts an annual open and competitive grant application and review process. Last year, J/TIP received applications from NGOs requesting more than $100 million in assistance – far more than our funding could support. By the end of the FY 2014 competition for funding, we awarded a total of over $18 million to fund 41 grants.
We remain committed to funding cross-cutting programs—those that address multiple elements of the 3Ps—as well as favoring programs with a survivor protection component. We are focused on investing in the programs that hold the greatest promise for advancing the anti-trafficking movement around the world. Our funding supports the Department and USAID's Joint Strategic Goal Framework and works toward the specific goals of advancing civilian security throughout the world, building up stable and democratic states through promoting rule of law and protection of human rights, and advancing U.S. interests and values through public diplomacy and programs that connect the United States and Americans to the world.
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