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Bonfire Cushion Spurge
Euphorbia polychroma 'Bonfire'
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Euphorbia polychroma 'Bonfire' foliage
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Height: 10 inches
Spread: 18 inches
Hardiness Zone: 4b
Other Names: Cushion Spurge
Mounded perennial has beautiful burgundy summer foliage that contrasts with yellow and chartreuse flowers, brilliant red fall color; adapts to varied soils, deer tend to stay away from it; milky sap can be a skin irritant to humans
Ornamental Features:
Bonfire Cushion Spurge features beautiful cymes of yellow flowers with chartreuse bracts at the ends of the stems from mid to late spring, which are most effective when planted in groupings. It's attractive narrow leaves emerge green in spring, turning burgundy in color. As an added bonus, the foliage turns a gorgeous red in the fall. The fruit is not ornamentally significant.
Landscape Attributes:
Bonfire Cushion Spurge is an herbaceous perennial with a mounded form. Its medium texture blends into the garden, but can always be balanced by a couple of finer or coarser plants for an effective composition.
This is a relatively low maintenance perennial, and should only be pruned after flowering to avoid removing any of the current season's flowers. Deer don't particularly care for this plant and will usually leave it alone in favor of tastier treats. It has no significant negative characteristics.
Bonfire Cushion Spurge is recommended for the following landscape applications;
Plant Characteristics:
Bonfire Cushion Spurge will grow to be about 10 inches tall at maturity, with a spread of 18 inches. It grows at a medium rate, and under ideal conditions can be expected to live for approximately 10 years.
This perennial does best in full sun to partial shade. It is very adaptable to both dry and moist growing conditions, but will not tolerate any standing water. It is considered to be drought-tolerant, and thus makes an ideal choice for a low-water garden or xeriscape application. It is not particular as to soil pH, but grows best in sandy soils. It is highly tolerant of urban pollution and will even thrive in inner city environments. This plant can be propagated by cuttings.
This is a selected variety of a species not originally from North America, and parts of it are known to be toxic to humans and animals, so care should be exercised in planting it around children and pets.
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I keep coming back to study these pictures over and over. For those of you who think that they are boring, try this--take the title of each piece of art & try to figure out why he named it that. This has added to my fun & pleasure of these treasures. Examples- look at Self Portrait & at Tandem. Truthfully, on some, I have no idea what he is talking about with the words or phrases he uses but I'm having so much fun (truly -- no sarcasm) looking up the words to try to understand what he is showing in the painting. It's like a puzzle! Some commenters much smarter than me have offered information about the background art & books. Thank you for adding to my fun! For those of you who say it is merely technique & nothing more, who else does this? I keep coming back to the realization that the reason he paints the crumpled tin foil is because he can. Can you do that? Could you take, say, a piece of clear shrink wrap and crumple it and perfectly reproduce it on a blank canvas? !!the artist is lying. there is NO WAY thats acrylic! its impossible! until i see him paint, i refuse to believe it. nobody is that good.
" True art is an interpretation of life,....not an exact reproduction." Firstly his IS an interpretation of life. That you cant see it doesnt diminish his work. Second. So when a classically trained musician strives to exactly reproduce the beautiful music written some composer they respect. They are not a musician, they are a technician? Or could it be that their care and exacting nature are their form of artistic expression I agree on style, its not impressionist style. What I meant by that was in philosophy as opposed to style. Monet and other impressionists looked at the same scene as every passerby, but they saw a different beauty in the same scene and that is what drove them to paint in the style they did. I suspect de Graaf sees something more in the everyday as well. He doesnt see just a bunch of strawberries sitting on aluminum foil. He sees the beauty of the curves, the unique but repetitive nature of the seed patterns, and the contrast of the reds against the green leaves. The beauty, for him, is in the details of the items he paints. He doesnt see them the same way everyday people do. The act of strict fidelity, which others seem to see as a weakness, tells you something about his personality and his respect and care for the world around him. I believe he probably feels a bit humbled by the beauty he finds and demands perfection out of respect for that which he finds awe inspiring.
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The second snowiest winter on record. Still a few weeks to go so maybe it will be #1.
I have fed a lot of birds this year. Several kinds of woodpeckers. This is a little downey. Very friendly, not as shy as the larger members of the species. Marnie |
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Great picture. I have a red-head that comes to my bird feeder. It has a downturned beek and eating is not easy for it. |
Downys are so neat, so little, yet so brave. JoanMN/FL |
I love watching them do their back and forth movement as they move up the post...We also have Red bellied woodpecker who visits, too! Wonderful photo, Marnie! Juanita |
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I have a red belly too. He's much more shy. Nice photo juanita. |
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by Tyrone Beason
In some ways, Doug Norwood and Brian Boyett lead parallel lives. Both came of age in their families' businesses and eventually took them over. In Norwood's case, the business is a landmark Pioneer Square toy store opened by his father in 1972. Boyett runs the oldest clock- and watch-repair shop in Seattle, Ballard Time Shop, started by his grandfather in 1925. But where Norwood had to learn to love working under his father at Wood Shop Toys, Boyett knew as a teenager that he was bound to follow in his grandfather's footsteps. Like thousands of small-businesses owners, both men have found that running a family business comes with a unique set of challenges. But neither would have had it any other way. Sense of belonging Two signs hanging near the checkout counter at Wood Shop Toys set a tone for the Norwood family business right away. One says: "Help wanted! Gentle but somewhat nasty ogre to help control permissively reared children." The other reads: "Avoid Embarrassment - Adults wishing to purchase toys for their own use may receive them in a plain brown wrapper at no extra charge." In truth, there is no reason to walk on eggshells inside this toy store. From the moment you enter, you are one of the family. As a family-owned business, Wood Shop Toys possesses an independence of spirit that some people find in short supply at large toy-store chains. "We don't have a department store telling us what to do; we don't have a merchandiser telling us what to sell," Norwood said. "We hold the place very close." The business is not dictated by the bottom line, Norwood said. When difficult decisions have to be made, "we do it from here," he said, patting his gut. Still, Norwood, with an assist from his mother, Marcia Norwood, must be very careful choosing which goods to sell, to prevent overstocking less popular toys, yet having just enough of the hot items that keep customers coming back. Even though the life-size wooden "dancing lumberjack" still stands on the sidewalk outside the store, wooden toys now account for less than 10 percent of sales, Norwood said. His customers these days want Beanie Babies instead. At 37, he runs the shop with the gusto of a grown-up child in an overstuffed playroom. It's a talent he picked up as a teenager when his father, Will Norwood, controlled things. The adolescent Norwood would perform puppet shows for patrons. Soon people came to the store just to see his routines. "I had my own stage behind the front counter, and I still do," Norwood said. But while Norwood says he always loved being part of the store, after high school he had reservations about working for his father. He wanted to establish an identity and livelihood of his own. Norwood says the allure of spending lots of time with loved ones, however, finally convinced him to delve into the business. Slowly, he went from cleaning up and stocking shelves to becoming more involved in the business as his father moved toward retirement. By the early 1990s, the health of both of his parents began to deteriorate. Adding to the personal problems, the store's sales were slipping. The fate of Wood Shop Toys rested mainly on Norwood's shoulders. But he was newly married and planning on starting a family. The Norwoods met with a broker to discuss selling the store but ultimately decided against it. The store was a part of the family by then. "We never could pull the trigger," Norwood said. In the same week four years ago, Norwood's first child, Marlena, was born, and his father underwent a heart transplant. But Norwood was determined to make everything work. Norwood's mom, who was struggling with cancer, stayed home with his father, while his own wife, Susan Norwood, worked. Norwood took care of the baby at the store. The experience drove home the true meaning of "family business." "I'm proud of the fact that I was able to help when they were having hardship," Norwood said of his parents, whose health is better now. Today, Norwood is the legal owner of Wood Shop Toys. But in a family business, legalities often cannot supersede the loyalties in one's heart. "From the emotional side of things, it will never be just my decisions," Norwood said, "not as long as both of my folks are still around." "We've been doing this so long, we know what each person's going to think," Norwood added. Despite the success of running Wood Shop Toys with family, Norwood doesn't envision his two children taking over the store when he retires. "I would love for them to be able to have the experience of the store," he said, "but when it comes time for them to choose a career and a life path, I want them to have a passion for something that I didn't." The more things change Brian Boyett's Icelandic grandfather, Johann Straumfjord, a watchmaker by trade, put up a message board of his own for customers at Ballard Time Shop. The little blue-velvet sign read, "We hope to please you always." It's a simple strategy that has kept the repair shop going for most of this century, and Boyett is determined to preserve that tradition into the next. Boyett purchased the shop from his grandfather for $7,500 by making monthly payments to him in the late 1960s. Unlike Doug Norwood, he knew at an early age his life would revolve around mechanical timepieces. Boyett, 51, started helping around the shop when he was 12 or 13. "I pretty much learned by taking stuff apart, no formal education," he said. "I always had a fascination with it, watching grandpa hunched over the workbench fixing watches." "After a little while, he saw that I had a love for it and kept after me," Boyett said. Later, Boyett would help his grandfather set up grandfather clocks for customers of the old Fredrick & Nelson department store. "We used to do house calls" in a big 1964 Lincoln, Boyett recalled. "I drove and he told me to slow down." One of the toughest aspects of taking over a family business that has been run a certain way for years is dealing with changes, Boyett said. In the mid-'70s, as rents rose and the cost of timepiece parts increased, he made the difficult decision to raise the shop's prices. Inside, it bothered him a little. "Grandfather would never charge much," Boyett said. "He didn't want to lose any customers." In the end, he said, "I think it made his heart feel good to see that I was taking control." Now Boyett's daughter, Tracy, does repairs and helps customers part time at the shop. She practically grew up there. Boyett's wife, Donna, also works at the shop. They say the experience of working together has made the whole family stronger. The Boyetts say two qualities are needed to run a business with family members: patience and an ability to forgive when conflicts arise. "We leave it right here," Donna Boyett said. "We never take our work home." Tyrone Beason's phone message number is 206-464-2251. His e-mail address is: email@example.com |
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Bog sage (S. uliginosa) rapidly produces underground runners that can be separated to make new plants. In my experience these plants do not like being in pots, perhaps because they like a moist environment and soil in pots tends to dry out quickly. These salvia reportedly can be grown from cuttings or seed, but I have never tried either method because it is so much easier to separate the runners. Come to think of it, I do not recall ever seeing seed on my plants. |
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d.band Press Preview & 5 Outfits For NYFW
Long day! Slept in, stopped by the IFB Conference and met some cool cats, nearly missed the WGACA show but caught the final run, and now I'm in a cafe killing time before a dinner with my bebe and his master chef comrade. And in the spirit of the spring shows, it rained on and off all day.
Last night we went to the d.brand press preview for their NY launch at their shimmering new showroom (gorgeous space on 7th ave), and said hi to our brothas Per and Folke. The line is a super wearable, comfortable, chic take on streetwear with an emphasis on denim. Full report coming soon on Denim Therapy.
Got a quick interview in with Bobby—he's the owner of Gunbar, who has partnered with d.brand for cross-promotional events and otherwise stylish nightlife endeavors. We'll be toasting to the launch of the line there on Friday! Look for the interview on DT as well, sometime this week.
d.brand familia! ♡
And finally, from my latest DT feature, five outfits to wear to NYFW…
1. Redherring Blue tie front denim shirt ($31.50) – buy it at Debenhams.
2. Sandro Jarod pleated chiffon maxi skirt ($335) – buy it at Net-A-Porter.
3. MARC BY MARC JACOBS 'Claude' Statement Necklace ($258) – buy it at Nordstrom.
4. Jessica Simpson PAI Cloudy Grey Sandal heels ($99) – buy it at Heels.com.
1. Kate Spade New York 'Pearl Street' torsade statement necklace ($448) – buy it at Nordstrom.
2. Mallory light-wash cuffed cut-off shorts ($14.99 on sale) – buy it at Delia*s.
3. H&M Oversize fine knit sweater ($21) – buy it at H&M.
4. Karen Walker Eyerwear 'Bunny' sunglasses ($210) – buy it at La Garconne.
5. MICHAEL by Michael Kors Woodley Combat Boots ($245) – buy it at Neiman Marcus.
1. CALYPSO St. Barth Sienna Tassel Vest ($695) – buy it at Calypso.
2. T by Alexander Wang washed CDC shirt ($210) – buy it at La Garconne.
3. Forever 21 Ethnic Stretchy Bracelet ($8.80) – buy it at Forever 21.
4. Jeffrey Campbell cosmit 'Lita' platform shoes ($159) – buy it at Sole Struck.
5. Sandro Pop high-rise wide-leg jeans ($300) – buy it at Net-A-Porter.
1. Kenneth Cole New York "Urban Multi" Lime Linear Earring ($30) – buy it at Endless.
2. Etoile Isabel Marant Qimi cotton-chambray shirt dress ($405) – buy it at Net-A-Porter.
3. Matthew Williamson nude & orange dip dye silk scarf ($406) – buy it at Joseph M.
4. Ego and Greed POLAND Neon yellow platform shoes ($114.95) – buy it at Sole Struck.
5. Banana Republic Madison leather satchel ($250) – buy it at Banana Republic.
1. STELLA MCCARTNEY Printed cropped denim jacket ($322.25) – buy it at The Outnet.
2. M by Missoni Wide-leg wool-blend pants ($625) – buy it at Net A Porter.
3. Sam & Lavi Kelsie Sheer Tank ($60) buy it at American Rag.
4. K. Jacques pour Opening Ceremony corvette 2-strap flats ($270) – buy it at Opening Ceremony.
5. Dorothy Perkins Mustard short plastic collar ($14) – buy it at Dorothy Perkins.
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Psoriasis is a chronic disease that causes scaling and inflammation of the skin. This occurs when skin cells quickly rise from below the surface of the skin and pile up before they have a chance to mature. Normally this process takes about a month, but in psoriasis it may occur in a few days. This often results in patches of thick, red and inflamed skin covered with silvery scales. These patches are referred to as plaques and usually itch or feel sore. They can occur on the elbows, knees, parts of the legs, scalp, lower back, face, palms and soles of the feet. However, plaques can develop on the skin anywhere on the body. The disease can also affect the fingernails, toenails, soft tissues of the genitals and the inside of the mouth.
Psoriasis can occur in all age groups, but it primarily develops in adults. Males and females are affected equally by this disease. It affects greater than three percent of the United States population, which is more than five million adults.
About 30 percent of people with psoriasis experience cracks in their skin around affected joints. This results in join inflammation that can produce symptoms of arthritis. This condition is called psoriatic arthritis. Another type of psoriasis is called plaque psoriasis and occurs when skin lesions are red at the base and are covered by silvery scales.
Psoriasis is a skin disorder related to a person's immune system. A specific type of white blood cell, called a T cell, normally helps to protect the body against infection. A person with psoriasis has overactive T cells that trigger immune responses that lead to inflammation and rapid turnover of skin cells. Many individuals with psoriasis have a family history of this disease. Researchers believe the cause of this is due to specific genes for psoriasis being passed from parent to child.
In addition, a person with psoriasis may have certain times when their skin worsens. This is called having a flare. Certain conditions that may causes flares are infection, stress and changes in climate that can dry the skin.
There are different types of psoriasis and people often present with certain symptoms listed below:
- Plaque psoriasis – Skin lesions are red at the base and covered by silvery scales.
- Guttate psoriasis – Small drop-shaped lesions can appear on the trunk, limbs and scalp; this type of psoriasis is often triggered by upper respiratory infections.
- Pustular psoriasis – Blister of noninfectious pus appear on the skin; this type of psoriasis may be caused by medications, infections, stress or exposure to certain chemicals.
- Inverse psoriasis – Smooth, red patches occur in the folds of the skin near the genitals, under the breasts, or in the armpits; symptoms can become worse if there is a friction or if a person sweats.
- Erythrodermic psoriasis – Widespread reddening and scaling appears on the skin; this is often caused by a severe sunburn or by taking certain medications.
- Psoriatic arthritis – Cracks in the skin occur around joints due to psoriasis; this leads to inflammation in the joints which produces symptoms of arthritis.
Psoriasis can often look similar to other skin diseases. Therefore, doctors can have a difficult time diagnosing the disease. Doctors will diagnosis a person with psoriasis based on their physical exam and may also need to take a small skin sample and examine it under a microscope.
Doctors treat psoriasis based on a "1-2-3" approach. Treatment depends on the severity of the disease, the size of the areas that are affected, the type of psoriasis and the person's response to previous treatments. In step 1, medicine is applied to the skin and is called topical treatment. Step 2 uses light treatments called phototherapy. Finally, step 3 involves a person taking medicines either by mouth or by injection. These medicines treat the whole immune system and are called systemic therapy.
Step 1: Topical treatment – This type of treatment is applied directly to the skin and can be soothing to the patient. Many patients respond well to ointment or cream forms of corticosteroids, vitamin D3, retinoids, coal tar or anthralin.
Step 2: Light therapy – A doctor will treat a patient with artificial ultraviolet light, administered in their office. This helps to decrease inflammation and slow turnover of skin cells that cause scaling.
Step 3: Systemic therapy – Doctors may prescribe medicines that are taken by mouth or injected for patients that have more severe forms of psoriasis. Examples of these types of medicines are biologic response modifiers that help to suppress the immune system.
Side effects
There are different side effects that can occur depending on the type of treatment a person receives:
Topical treatments:
- Corticosteroids – Thinning of the skin may develop after long term use.
- Vitamin D3 – Irritation of the skin may occur but can be reduced if used with a corticosteroid.
- Retinoids – Irritation of the skin may occur but can be reduced if used with a corticosteroid.
- Coal tar – High strength forms can irritate the skin, have a strong odor and may stain the skin or clothing.
- Anthralin – Stains the skin, bathtub, sink and can turn clothing brown or purple.
Light therapy:
- Ultraviolet B (UVB) phototherapy – UVB must be given in the doctor's office because too much light can cause skin damage and increase the risk of skin cancer.
Systemic therapy:
- Methotrexate – May cause liver damage and decrease red and white blood cells and platelets.
- Biologic response modifiers – Increased risk of infection.
There are many resources and organizations available to help, providing support, advocacy and information:
American Academy of Dermatology
National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS)
National Psoriasis Foundation
National Institutes of Health. NIAMS. http://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info/Psoriasis/default.asp. Accessed November 30, 2011.


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Please review my site and feel free to post different things I can do to improve the site.
Maybe you can add a length of video also as a choice when selecting what kind of random video it will display
Your wrapper is 768 px in width but the content is going outside of that for some reason.
If the idea is to have one thing on screen, just the video, then it is important to to not have to scroll. I would prefer if the video adjusted to the resolution of the screen so that the scroll bar didn't show up. The one button you have is not that good. I would have the social media buttons and the next button be all on the same line and little smaller.
Doesn't YouTube do something like this? Can't I go to a social media website like Reddit for random videos? I'm trying to think of reasons to come back to the website. What's your selling message?
The page seems a little wide, wider than it needs to be.I'm having to scroll horizontally to see the right hand menu.
Maybe bring it in a little?Also some video options would be great. I know it's a randomiser, but maybe add options for Video length, rating?
This is my first review here so I hope this is the kind of feedback you want.
This looks like a fun site for those "i'm bored" moments. The simple interface is good. Here are my suggestions:
Add a Select button next to the video category on the right. When I select a category, nothing happens. I was never able to get one category of video to show.
When mousing over the Download Video and Download MP3 links on the right, keep the link text visible and use a pointer cursor. These links now turn white and show a text-style cursor.
Display the name and creator of the video at all times. The name of the video is currently only visible when it is paused.
Remove the words "The video is playing" from the right. This appears even when the video is paused, and I am not sure this is necessary.
Add a safe search filter to prevent showing videos with profanity, violence, or mature content. Several of the videos that were generated for me were definitely NSFW. With this filter and working categories, this may be a good site for kids to watch.
Display the site name and logo. I assume you want people to know what site they are on?
I viewed this in Firefox 7.0.1, Chrome 14, IE 9, and Safari 5.1.1 on a 1600x900 screen. I got the same results in all browsers.
The site also renders well on my android phone.
I hope you find my suggestions helpful.
I've added a few new features:
Now when you select a category it'll auto change the video. And you can now select a max video length of No Limit, 5 Minutes, 10 Minutes, or 30 Minutes.
Please let me know what you think of these new features.
I think is much more better
i dont think the idea will work but you need to provide atleast 10 to 20 videos on single page to be shown randomly.
Haha this is a funny concept- but an interesting one nonetheless. I don't think the website design really matters with a concept like this. I'd focus on building more backlinks for popularity.
I think you need a name? logo, slogan over it, for starters! ? I need to get it instanly? -understand what i have to do..
Opening page maybe needs categories choice!
I got bob marley and the whalers! so stopped it immediately from playing...
A rating system would be the next idea for me! everything fitted onto my screen though! - and the video played ok! no probs their... speed wise etc.
If there are ever any issues/suggestions to the website please email at: email@example.com
Youtube can sue for branding their name as part of the domain name! Congrats u just wasted some money.
This is just an adsense thing, but my understanding of ads on websites is that it doesn't do much good to put an ad below the threshold line. In your case, the add is below the "Next Video" button, which is pretty much the entire functionality of this page. There's no real reason the user would scroll down more than once because there's nothing further to see, really. Perhaps if you do something like this format in the future, you should put a box ad on the side instead.
Surprisingly I have a 3.4% CTR and not many people have to scroll(unless you have a small screen). But I'll look into moving it as it might increase the CTR.
Did you code this site yourself? You could probably make a mobile version of this really easily.
Yea. I wrote it all on my own. It was actually used for a study at a college to analyse the randomness or YouTube (idk what exactly).
As for mobile version I made an Android App https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.steven10172.randomyoutubevideos. It's not the best as I wrote it before I knew Java, but it gets the Job done.
I like the idea of the site, never heard of a site/idea like this before. Maybe add some kind of design to it to make it more attractive.


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Helen "Hot Heels" D'Aguiar - 20/12/2001
I had the pleasure of demoing this with Andrew & Simon at my club's Christmas party. Needless to say it was a very popular choice of track with some neat steps. Consequently I taught it to my class this week and they loved it. Well done lads! It just goes to show that a dance doesn't have to be full of complicated steps or danced at 180mph to be enjoyed! Good luck with it, chaps!
Helen "Hot Heels" D'Aguiar - 20/12/2001
Although this dance has been around for a while it is a lovely piece of music with some simple steps for those who don't want to use too much brain power. The dance fits really well to the music and is for all abilities. Nice one, lads!
Wendy J - 19/12/2001
Takes a couple of goes to get into the swing of things, but fantastic dance and music. WE LOVE IT1
Maggie and Susie - 19/12/2001
Give us more like this to get our feet into. Our classes fave at the moment. WELL DONE GIVE YOURSELF A DRINK AND MAKE IT A BIG ONE!!!!
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Sue - 19/12/2001
This is a fabulous dance, it goes perfectly to the music, flows well and it would be really nice to see more dance by these choreographers on the floor, they are really creative and talented.
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Gaynor Warrilow - 19/12/2001
A lovely dance, easy to learn and open to a few 'turns' for the more experienced. Makes a change to the other beginner waltzes. Look forward to your next one.
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Val Saunders. - 17/12/2001
This is one of the first dances we learnt with Di at Colchester Leisure Centre a few years ago. I loved it at the time but have found there are so many versions of it, it puts you off. It was a laugh at the time but things move on and how!!
Katie - 17/12/2001
Give me more like this one, it's my favourite one! not for the feint hearted.
Jessie - 17/12/2001
Excellent dance, well written, the music is great but only for the experienced dance. But we still love it in the class.
Wendy - 17/12/2001
Michael has excelled himself with this one. I love it, it's my favourite at the moment. If you have been dancing a while and want a challenge this one is for you. Don't miss out!!!!
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Sally Tipping - 17/12/2001
Danced this with Karen at a BHF Party on Dec. 2nd and really loved it. Altho' she calls it a "Beginner" dance there are lots of opportunities in the dance for more advanced dancers to turn. We have also been dancing it to Westlife "Queen of my Heart". A really lovely quick to pick up waltz.
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tina mayson - 16/12/2001
i like the song that goes to it a good fun dance to do we love it at our club keep up the good work
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Hank & Denise - 16/12/2001
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Guys, I don't know if this will help y'all or not, but I came across some game film rolls from the 70′s through 1980 (I think). I don't really have time to sort through them to see when the games are from cause of school, but i do have the player and reels at my house near campus. If this can't help you guys, I would love to donate it to the basketball program or RCAF. Get back to me when you can. Thanks!
I really didn't know the whole story of what happened, but I have heard parts of it through the years. This video shows how much of a "marked man" Shipley was. He was probably the most hated man in the south since President Kennedy in Dallas November '63
I just want to say I contributed what i could to this film within 30 days of ya'll getting this website up back in winter of 2011. If i can give more I will.
I just want to say from watching the new old trailer and the new one I can tell that this film will be awesome. It needs to be promoted nationally ESPN, FOX whatever. I even forwarded the trailer to Dick Vital. I am a common and UL alum but at least I am trying.
I have cried both times watching the trailers out of pride and out of sadness for Coach Shipley and the monicker he had to live with as well as how much that one incident set our entire athletic program back 30 plus years. It did that for many reason if not for the one fact that it hand cuffed Dr. Authemant with so much fear he kept a tight noose on athletics and never let it start a Foundation etc.
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The department ensured that Australia met its obligations under the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations and the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations, which codify international practice regarding the rights and responsibilities of diplomatic and consular officials. We worked closely with the Protective Security Coordination Centre to protect the security and dignity of missions, the members of a mission, and their right to free and secure communication with their home government.
The department, in consultation with law enforcement agencies, continued to send a strong message that abuses of privileges and immunities were unacceptable and that contravention of Australian law, including speeding and drink driving, would not be tolerated. The vast majority of the corps complied with this expectation and we took effective action, consistent with international conventions, against the small number of breaches that occurred in 2004–05.
At the close of the reporting year, the department was providing services to 88 diplomatic missions resident in Canberra, 26 non-resident diplomatic missions and 324 consular posts representing 153 countries, and 9 international organisations. We facilitated the establishment in Canberra of the new Bulgarian embassy in August 2004 and the Algerian embassy in February 2005, and the re-opening of the Iraqi embassy and Ugandan high commission in November 2004.
Engagement with the diplomatic and consular corps
The department's efficient and professional delivery of protocol services contributed to our constructive engagement with the diplomatic and consular corps. This engagement enhanced Australia's bilateral, regional and multilateral relations, complementing the work of our overseas missions.
The department organised the diplomatic corps' successful visit in April 2005 to Newcastle and the Hunter Valley, which Mr Downer led. The visit introduced Canberra-based heads of mission to the region's economic vitality and its trade and investment opportunities.
In December 2004 we hosted a reception in honour of the diplomatic corps, strengthening links between the corps and the department. An annual function co-hosted by Mr Downer and Mr Vaile in August 2004 facilitated constructive exchanges between the corps and senior members of Government.
Protection of diplomatic and consular missions
Iraqi Ambassador His Excellency Ghanim Taha Al-Shibli (seated centre left), after presenting credentials to the Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, His Excellency Major General Michael Jeffery AC CVO MC (seated centre right) in November 2004. Also pictured are Deputy Secretary Nick Warner (seated, far right) and the acting Chief of Protocol Anne Plunkett (seated, far left). Photo: Michael Jensen |
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The department continued to accord a very high priority to protecting the security and dignity of foreign diplomatic and consular representatives in Australia, in line with international law and practice.
Concerns about the international security environment resulted in a significant number of requests from diplomatic and consular missions for additional security measures. The department continued to work closely with agencies with primary carriage for protecting foreign diplomatic and consular missions and their staff. We provided advice on the management of personal protection of heads of several diplomatic missions and consular posts. The department continued to be active in providing security advice and services to the many consular posts in Australian cities.
In consultation with relevant state and federal agencies, we managed a number of security incidents in which embassies and consulates received suspicious packages containing powder and other possible threats. We responded promptly and effectively to the security incidents and helped the embassies involved increase their preparedness for future threats. Affected embassies expressed their appreciation for the Government's decisive response.
Diplomatic corps visit to the Hunter Valley region
Mr Downer accompanied a group of 37 foreign heads of mission and their partners to Newcastle and the Hunter Valley from 13–15 April 2005 for the sixth interstate familiarisation visit. The visit provided Canberra-based diplomats with an insight into the successful transformation of Newcastle and the Hunter region from a coal and steel dominated economy to a robust, modern and diversified economy where the new drivers are trade, business services, valueadded manufacturing, higher education, tourism and the agriculture, equine and wine industries.
The Newcastle program included briefings by the then Premier of New South Wales, Mr Bob Carr; Lord Mayor of Newcastle, Mr John Tate; a tour of the port hosted by Newcastle Port Corporation and visits to Piano Australia and Williamtown RAAF base. In the Hunter Valley, the program included visits to Coolmore, a world-class thoroughbred horse breeding stud, CB Alexander Agricultural College, Tocal Homestead and Tyrell's Winery.
The visit strengthened the relationship between the corps and the Minister and helped the corps develop a more complete picture of Australia's diverse culture, society and economy.
Services to the diplomatic and consular corps
Feedback from the corps indicated that the department continued to provide high-quality service. The department issued most diplomatic visas and identity cards within two to three working days and streamlined procedures relating to privileged vehicles.
The corps commented positively on the department's Protocol Guidelines as a source of clear advice to diplomatic and consular representatives on relevant Australian laws, regulations, policies and practices. The value of the guidelines, and their currency, were enhanced by their availability on the department's website, together with the guidelines for honorary consuls in Australia and diplomatic and consular lists. The department maintained up-to-date records through an annual staff return exercise to provide accurate census data for all missions and posts. We produced a DVD on credentials ceremonies for incoming heads of mission.
The department negotiated a number of new concession packages and amendments to existing packages under the Indirect Tax Concession Scheme (ITCS), which helped reduce the operating costs of foreign missions in Australia and Australian missions overseas.
The department continued to negotiate reciprocal arrangements with a number of countries to improve access to paid employment for the dependants of home-based officers of diplomatic and consular missions. A bilateral employment arrangement with India was adopted on 23 June 2005. These agreements facilitate foreign representation in Australia, and Australian representation overseas, by providing work opportunities for spouses and other dependants of diplomatic and consular officers.
The department and the Australian Electoral Commission provided a well-received briefing to the corps on Australian electoral processes in advance of the Federal election. Briefings were also provided on security issues. In particular, with the Department of Transport and Regional Services, the department organised briefings on airport screening procedures to clarify expectations about Australian practice.
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Culture Warrior By Landon Palmer on April 12, 2011 | Comments (1)This editorial features some spoilers for Hanna and Kick-Ass. Consider yourself warned. In preparation for this post I ran a quick Internet search on child assassins and found this video from New York Magazine. While I wasn't promised a video exclusively on child assassins here, and instead got something that explores the notion of child killers at large, this video conflates two categories of child killers that I think deserve remarkably different types of consideration. The great majority of killings performed by children in this video are from horror movies. From Rosemary's Baby to The Omen to The Brood to Firestarter to the other Omen and beyond, the child/killer is an exhaustively repeated horror trope to the point of cliche (and is often confused with the simple overlapping category of "scary children," like in The Shining and The Sixth Sense). But every so often a child-killer horror film comes along that works in line with the formula (The Children, anyone? Bueller? Okay, how about Let Me In?), reminding us why child killers still have the capacity to be engrossing and entertaining even if they've lost the ability to be outright horrifying: because they play on our society's veneration of childhood innocence, replacing the ignorant bliss of childhood with benevolent, malicious intent to do harm to the much taller individuals that surround them. But child assassins are quite different from the overall category of child killers. And while two recent films in two subsequent spring movie seasons that feature child assassins, […]
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I was wondering if I could press and dry some of my daffs. I like the idea of a garden journal and would like to add some of my spring bulbs. The daffs this year are gorgeous and I was wondering if these are something that i could press and keep. TIA
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Stacie, Flowers with what I call "flat faces" like Pansies or Anemones press best. If you pressed your Daffodils, it would spoil their graceful trumpet shape. Daffodils dry well and hold their color and shape when dried using silica gel. I'm attaching a link which explains the method. Costs about $10 but can be reused indefinitely for so many flowers. Or you can use sand/borax mixture or even cat litter. They can be displayed in a flat tray or basket, or fill a tall glass cylinder with them. For your journal, maybe photos of your Daffodils could be added? But you could press many other flowers/ferns for your journal. (And let your babies make a handprint with watercolor in your journal!) josh |
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My whole family loves these! Although they may seem small (considering the size of muffin we can get in a bakery) but we always add a helping of fruit or yogurt for breakfast. Yummy! Submitted by CHICKLET14580 Carbs: 17.1g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 1.8g | Calories: 79.5
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An easy and tasty casserole for any meal! It also reheats well in the microwave. Submitted by CJCERTS Carbs: 9.7g | Fat: 9.1g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 13.9g | Calories: 178.2
Try this inexpensive and fresh version of a chicken casserole--no need for processed soups or sauces! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 36.1g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 8.8g | Protein: 27.9g | Calories: 320.6
If you love cheese, this is the recipe for you! This recipe is low fat, high protein, and FULL of flavor! Recipe scaled for 4. Submitted by THEMIGHTYLILLIE Carbs: 38.6g | Fat: 1.7g | Fiber: 2.4g | Protein: 27.4g | Calories: 281
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This is a healthier version of chicken salad that my mom sometimes makes. The little bit of ranch gives it a nice flavor not found in a traditional chicken salad. Submitted by STAR_FLOWER Carbs: 10.1g | Fat: 1.9g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 17.8g | Calories: 130.6
This is a family favorite! Submitted by DANITHOM25 Carbs: 19.3g | Fat: 5.1g | Fiber: 3.8g | Protein: 34.4g | Calories: 269.9
Submitted by SPICEAHOLIC Carbs: 12.2g | Fat: 7.6g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 35.2g | Calories: 265.2
Easy crock pot meal. Tastes great over brown rice (not included in calorie count). Submitted by -AMANDA79- Carbs: 12.4g | Fat: 6g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 26.9g | Calories: 214
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This is a great "healthier" version of lasagna you can do in the crockpot! Submitted by AZIAS_MOMMY Carbs: 31.3g | Fat: 21g | Fiber: 5.2g | Protein: 36.7g | Calories: 469
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A quick-prep chicken breast recipe that gives a twist to basic barbecue chicken. I throw the chicken breasts in frozen, and serve this with baked potatoes. The sauce makes a great topping for the potatoes. To vary the flavor, try different types of barbecue sauce. Submitted by BIGPAPABERRY Carbs: 15g | Fat: 6.3g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 28.1g | Calories: 242.9
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Just like Grandma used to make, she always served this over mashed potatoes with steamed green beans or a tossed salad. Mmmm comfort food! Submitted by PSYCHEDOUT Carbs: 11.7g | Fat: 5.6g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 32.6g | Calories: 229.6


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Community Bankers Trust Corporation Reports Receipt Of Notice Of Noncompliance With NYSE Amex Standards And Selected Results For 2009
Community Bankers Trust Corporation, the holding company for Essex Bank (the "Company") (NYSE Amex: BTC), announced today that it has received notice from the NYSE Amex that it is not in compliance with the exchange's continued listing standard with respect to the timely filing of its periodic reports with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Specifically, the Company is not in compliance with Sections 134 and 1101 of the NYSE Amex LLC Company Guide and its listing agreement because it failed to timely file its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2009.
As it has previously disclosed, the Company has been revising disclosure items in its 2008 Form 10-K and the three Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q that it filed in 2009 to include historical financial and related information with respect to each of the Company's predecessors and enhanced disclosures relating to goodwill and intangible assets, fair value measurements, FDIC-covered assets and asset quality. The amended Form 10-Q filings will also include an expanded presentation of financial information relating to the Company's acquisition of the operations of Suburban Federal Savings Bank in January 2009, due primarily to the post-transaction application of accounting rules with respect to the fair value of loans covered by FDIC shared-loss agreements and the FDIC indemnification asset. None of these changes required the Company to restate any of the financial information previously provided in the identified filings. The Company believes that it has addressed these matters and has provided the staff of the Securities and Exchange Commission with the proposed additional and enhanced disclosures for its amended filings. The Company understands that the staff will review these proposed disclosures when it reviews the Company's 2009 Form 10-K.
The Company's 2009 Form 10-K will also reflect the additional and enhanced disclosures described above. The primary item that is affecting the Company's ability to complete and file the 2009 Form 10-K at this time is the accounting treatment and regulatory, legal and related issues with respect to significant transaction-based bonus awards that the Company approved in 2010 for its chief strategic officer, as provided in his employment agreement, in connection with his services in the Company's acquisitions of the operations of The Community Bank in 2008 and Suburban Federal Savings Bank in January 2009. The Company currently intends to record the transaction-based bonus awards as 2009 expenses under generally accepted accounting principles, but the Company is also actively discussing with its regulators the regulatory, legal and related concerns with respect to the payment of these bonus awards. The Company is working diligently to resolve these concerns and properly address the transaction-based bonus awards in the 2009 Form 10-K. The Company cannot make any assurances at this time as to the amount of these awards, if any, that will ultimately be paid following the resolution of these concerns.
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The department-store retailer achieved this boost to the bottom line through a 10.9 percent gain in net sales for the quarter—which totaled $4 billion and which included a 7.4 percent pickup in same-store sales. The sales rise helped increase the company's gross margin by 50 basis points to 38.1 percent, and led to a 90 basis-point reduction in selling, general and administrative expenses as a percentage of sales. SG&A on a dollar basis did grow 7.3 percent in the quarter, while cost of merchandise sold increased 10 percent.
In a Kohl's statement, Kevin Mansell, chairman, president and chief executive officer, said the company's sales rise helped achieved its goal of increasing market share. Kohl's improved its merchandise margins through "strong inventory management and successful private and exclusive brand strategies," Mansell said, and expenses were "well managed."


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