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Update: 4:49 p.m.
State Senate: Mutiny on the D side
Washington state Democrats had hardly finished celebrating their control of the Legislature when some of their own decided to throw a damper on the mood. Now, the Democrats are back to waiting out the vote count.
In fact, the counting in a vote key to how the Senate is governed could go on for weeks, just the kind of Rossi-Gregoire nail-biter everyone thought had been dodged.
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First, one race is so close that it has just flipped from Democrat to Republican, and it could end up in automatic-recount territory. In Clark County, 17th District Democratic challenger Tim Probst just lost the lead he had held over long-time archconservative Sen. Don Benton. Clark County released results shortly before 5 p.m. from a significant batch of votes. Benton, who had been trailing by 16 votes, now leads by 65 — out of more than 53,000 so far cast and counted. Benton picked up 379 votes in today's counting; Probst picked up 298. But there are more than 5,000 votes still to count. (Live results here.)
Second, at least two Senate Democrats — or perpetually conflicted Democrats — want to undo party control and run the Senate in a bipartisan fashion, according to The News Tribune and Washington State Wire. Sens. Tim Sheldon of Potlatch and Rodney Tom of Bellevue are demanding that committee chairmanships not be decided by the majority party and that the leader of the Senate could be from the minority. (Tom is so conflicted/confused that he formerly served as a Republican representative. Despite his antics, there's no sign of a reconversion so far. Or a name change to run next time as Tom Rodney/Prefers Various Parties).
Last Thursday, outgoing Senate Majority Leader Lisa Brown (she chose not to seek re-election) put out a statement saying, "Senate Democrats are well-positioned to continue to lead the state. I look forward to watching the efforts of our seasoned members as well as our emerging leaders." Who is well-positioned apparently remains to be seen, however.
Senate Majority Leader vote
4:10 p.m. update
Adding to the drama, Senate Democrats gathered today to elect their leader, majority leader or just Democratic caucus leader if the mutineers have their way. As widely expected, Seattle's Ed Murray won the vote.
Senate Democratic caucus spokeswoman Dana Slote Robinson sent out a text shortly after 4 p.m. announcing the seletion. It was the first real change in the leadership of the caucus since Brown became minority leader in 2002. When the party gained control of the Senate in 2005, she became majority leader.
In a press release, Brown reused the phrase "well-positioned" but with a different emphasis: "I have congratulated Sen. Murray on his election as majority leader and offered my assistance. He has done a fantastic job during the course of his 17 years in Olympia, and we have accomplished a great deal together. Under Sen. Murray's leadership, the Democratic Caucus is well-positioned to continue to provide support for the people of Washington"
Good news on Mount Rainier
After spotting two stranded snowboarders last night, rescuers this morning reached the two men some 1,600 feet above the Paradise ranger station. According to an AP and KING 5 report, the men were taking liquids and able to walk. Getting them off the mountain was expected to take place sometime this afternoon.
Logging/blogging a 'Big' departure at seattlepi.com
Amy Rolph of seattlepi.com's Big Blog told readers that she is leaving at the end of the week, for a position with MSN. She promised that her colleagues would pick up the long-popular feature, which had been pioneered by Monica Guzman when there was still a Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
Since the Big Blog has been a key draw, with lots of personality, one might guess that Rolph's shoes will be hard to fill. It had better be one lively colleague who is designated to take the lead role that Rolph and Guzman made so important.
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She said: "It's better to do something than nothing and a lot of the buildings that have been put up are very good, some of them are not. From what I discern, the most contentious building is Westfield. Friends of mine said that when they took down the screens it was like the aliens had landed.
"There are fears that things that people hold dear might suffer - there's a market at Stratford, we've all grown up with it, we'd like it to continue and we'd like the stallholders still to be there.
"Canning Town is another good case in point - it did need a major facelift but Rathbone Market has all but disappeared now - and we have to ask the question: where has it gone and how has it affected the stallholders' lives?"
And it is the lives of the people, the different immigrant communities rubbing along - or not - that is the theme of her new book, A Private Business, which pitches troubled private investigator Lee Arnold and assistant Mumtaz Hakim, a young Muslim widow, into a world of race hate and crime.
She said: "Newham has gone through a period of very rapid change. Over the years we have adapted and what is conceived of as community is a much wider thing than what was in the past.
"But you look at the borough as a whole and see the City is expanding out into our area and there are going to have to be more adaptations.
"We've been through many cycles - think of the dissolution of the docks, the Docklands Development Corporation - that was supposed to be a new dawn but it didn't really do a huge amount for Newham - and now we have the Olympics
"We'll have to see whether it's good or bad. There's not as yet rising house prices. Apart from that, there's not a lot to see except a lot and lots of flats."
■ A Private Business is published by Quercus, priced £18.99
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Brad Benfield, from Mr. B's Warehouse (left), helps Jerry Dubbs, of Plainfield, take the stellar comfort recliner for a test drive at the Active Senior Expo at Gaelic Park, Illinois, Wednesday, May 9, 2012. | Joseph P. Meier~Sun-Times Media
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An only child with aging parents, Bob Cycon thought people who needed vital information related to senior citizens should have somewhere to go for answers.
"He didn't want people coming to the house or his parents being bothered by a telemarketer," said his wife, JoAnn Cycon.
So Bob Cycon, owner of Silver Star Expositions, organized the Active Senior Expo, which debuted with one event in Niles in 2002. It since has grown to include six shows at various Chicago locations, including an inaugural appearance Wednesday at Gaelic Park in Oak Forest.
About 60 vendors were on hand, and perhaps a couple of thousand visitors, including many returnees who had attended previous expos in Orland Park or Tinley Park.
The event Wednesday was sponsored in part by the SouthtownStar.
Janice Lyons, 74, of Markham, has been attending the Active Senior Expo for the past four years for a couple of reasons.
"One thing (is) to get information," Lyons said. "Another thing (is) to get out of the house and mingle with other seniors."
Exhibits offered everything from free blood pressure screenings to information on reverse mortgages. There was live entertainment, too.
"It all depends what your circumstances are or what you're looking for, but you'll find it at the show," said JoAnn Cycon, vice president of the event.
First-time attendee Ruby Bailey, 69, traveled from Lansing curious to learn the latest information about diabetes.
In addition to the resources available at each exhibitor's table, there were four seminars that covered topics such as Social Security and Medicare.
Jackie and Charles Keenan, who arrange trips and tours and plan events for seniors at St. Mary Catholic Church in Mokena, are annual visitors to the expo.
"We come here to see if we can pick up some new ideas that we can pass on to our seniors, and also, we have picked up entertainment," Jackie Keenan said. She said the Ron and Sandie "Sing & Swing" team, which provided much of the entertainment, was fabulous.
For more information about upcoming shows, visit www.activeseniorexpo.net.


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Bootstrap @ Bossy Acres – To Market, To Market
A few weekends ago, at Minneapolis' always busy Mill City Farmers Market, our Bossy Acres booth was located just opposite two very established and respected growers and for about the millionth time this spring, I had to take a deep breath and trust that, somehow, everything would work out fine.
Our presence at this very robust and well-known market had been months in the making, and thankfully, was made smoother by some "practice" at winter farmers markets that helped us iron out the many kinks that come with setup, product selection, customer acquisition, and even tiny details like weighting a tent and buying the right size tables.
For our very first market ever, done last November in the week just before Thanksgiving, we worked all night on harvesting and packaging, and tweaked our table's look by setting everything up in our living room. At about 3am, we started making up silly songs about the farm, and by 5am, with everything done, we enjoyed an entire half hour of sleep before loading it all into my mom's SUV.
Setting up at that market, surrounded by growers I knew from shopping at their farmers market booths, I felt so new, like it was my first day of school. Everyone seemed to have their systems down for speedy setup, while we tried to remember how nicely things had looked at home. Since we live in Minnesota, the market was held inside at a community center gym, which enhanced that new-girl feeling and made me briefly flash on some sour gym class memories. (If you're reading this, middle school gym teachers: please discontinue square dancing lessons.)
As the market began, we quickly discovered that we'd made a poor choice of packaging. Offering mainly pea shoots and hoophouse-grown baby greens, we'd opted for biodegradable plastic bags. Although this was a lovely eco-friendly choice, the small amounts of gourmet greens looked a bit minimal in the opaque bags.
Still, we ended up selling out an hour before the market ended, and despite our newbie status, we felt like it had been a major success. We'd launched Bossy Acres to the general public, handed out tons of CSA flyers, and talked with customers who have ended up following our adventures and coming back again and again.
After the holidays, we signed up for several other winter markets and each one helped us to see what worked and what didn't. Now, with the summer season approaching, we've just started our first regular market and have acted as fill-in vendors at other high-profile markets like Mill City.
The profusion of markets that we're taking on now—and the ability to do winter markets at all—was made possible in large part by Karla's foresight in growing hoophouse-friendly greens like pea shoots, sunflower shoots, and especially, microgreens.
Our microgreen mix includes 20 different varieties, including beet greens (the red pop of color is very enticing to customers), radish, mustard, and other spicy varieties. We charge $9 for a densely-packed Mason pint jar and offer samples at the booth. The latter is essential: I've seen those little sample cups turn a non-believer into a steady customer many times. Plus, we let them know that the microgreens keep for about two weeks in the fridge in the glass container, and kapow, suddenly we're making change from a $20 bill.
When we first started growing microgreens, it was just a fun winter activity to keep Karla from getting more restless as the seed catalogs kept arriving. But now, in the early part of the season, they've become a major specialty product for Bossy Acres. At every farmers market, we sell out of them by 10am, and we've had people show up to the market as soon as it opened because they wanted to make sure they bought a jar. Seriously, nothing beats seeing a customer make a beeline for your booth as you're still laying out the tablecloth.
Another significant plus for us in these early farmers markets has been a formidable social media campaign. Karla is extremely adept at Twitter (she has about 13,000 tweets, and I have less than 100), and the booth is regularly visited by her Twitter friends. We also heavily promote the markets on our Facebook page, and comment like crazy on the pages of other farmers, our customers, and the market's main page.
But with all that said, it's not like we don't get nervous, especially me. A few days before each market, I look around our humble, rented greenhouse space—with its leaky roof, weedy dirt floor, and hand-crank windows—and I think, "Well, this can't possibly be enough for market…we'll never make it…" In other words, I'm the Piglet farmer, always fretting and fussing, while Karla is the Zen-like Pooh, always finding more honey at the bottom of a seemingly empty pot.
So, at Mill City, after taking that deep breath and having faith that our jars of microgreens and heirloom tomato starts would sell, I began chatting with customers, and an amazing thing happened: everything worked out fine.
Bootstraps @ Bossy Acres – Introduction
A unique blend of urban and rural farming, Bossy Acres is based in Minneapolis and run by farm ninja Karla Pankow and her well-meaning partner Elizabeth Millard (who can't quite plant a straight row yet, but I'm trying!).
We started the farm last year, but this will be our first full season of production, after prepping our two acres of rented land throughout the fall and spring. We're focusing on organically grown vegetables and herbs, and have a CSA chock full of supportive members who are willing to take the first-season plunge with us. For starting our transplants, we're renting space at a cooperative greenhouse in St. Paul, where there's an 85-foot compost pile inside and we mix our soil in a kiddie pool. For the upcoming season, we're excited to smooth out all the knots that a CSA can bring, and also balance a farmers market and wholesale/restaurant accounts with our member shares.
Karla leans toward permaculture management techniques, so we'll be playing around with companion planting, attracting native pollinators, using biodiversity, and attempting natural weed and pest control. Come and follow our adventures on Bossy's season!


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I have two questions regarding tulips:
1. when the bloom period is over, when should I stop watering them? I deadhead them but leave the foliage to die naturally - but what about water? I know they like it dry in the summer, but should I keep watering them when the bulbs are still feeding on the foliage, right until the foliage goes yellow and then dry, or should I stop watering immediately after deadheading them? 2. tulips for cut flower - is it better to leave as much foliage on the plant as possible to assure a bigger bulb for next year? I.e. if I cut a long-stemmed tulip and leave only one bottom leaf for the bulb to feed on, this means not enough food for the bulb and no chance of its returning? My tulips are not species, and I know they probably will not return, but I want to conduct my own experiment. The ones I'd like to return are: fosteriana Flaming Purissima, lily-flowered Ballerina, Ballade, Claudia, Elegant Lady, Marilyn, and also Bleu Aimable, Ollioules, Dreaming Maid, Sorbet, Queen of Night, Angelique, Shirley, Arabian Mystery, Negrita, Apricot Beauty. |
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Apply some fertilizer now and keep watering until the foliage is yellow. Leaving one bottom leaf may be enough, depending on sunlight and fertilizer. Good luck! |
I'm an ignoramus -- I don't understand what you mean about bulbs which are "not species" failing to return. I would like a permanent bed of 'Angelique,' so I'm interested in the answer! :) |
Hello Lisa, You will actually find an explanation in the FAQ section to the bulbs forum. By species I mean botanical or wild tulips, which are supposed to perennialize or naturalize in the garden, and multiply rather than go extinct in one or two years. They are very small as compared to other tulips, only really visible in small scale gardens. The hybridized garden tulips, in turn, had the perennial streak bred out of them (I am quoting someone here but I do not know who - sorry) in favor of breeding large size and showy flowers. For most gardeners, those are annuals because no matter how much effort they put into getting them to return, only small percent returns AND blooms, if any. If you do a search, there are quite a few threads on this forum discussing these issues. One person - by the name Shrubs And Bulbs, located in the UK - says s/he has had large perennial tulips in the garden for years, owing to some unique conditions there. Perhaps a good person to ask for detailed advice. As far as I am concerned, I have had viridiflora tulips (Spring Green) returning faithfully for perhaps 10 years now, if not more. But they are a bit smaller in size and not as many as I had originally bought. Any other tulips that returned for me were/are so small that they simply could not be left in spots which I wanted to look presentable. What I do with them is I give them to my 8 year old niece, who has her own "tulip bed" on the side of the garden. We practice planting, weeding, watering, cutting flowers, deadheading etc. there. Those half-sized, leftover tulips of many different varieties are enough for her to play with and study. But, since I have never gone through the whole cycle of producing bulbs for the following year properly (e.g. I did not fertilize or watered after the blooming period, I did not lift the bulbs to replant them later in a freshly amended soil), I want to do so this year, just out of curiosity what my results will be. I will have to lift the bulbs anyway because I planted too many in a single bed I had ready last fall and they look a bit weird. My niece will get the small ones, and I will replant the big ones. |
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AstraZeneca Buying Ardea in $1.26 Billion Deal
April 23, 2012 - 7:05 AM
LONDON (AP) — Anglo-Swedish drug company AstraZeneca PLC is buying Ardea Biosciences, Inc., in a deal which values the U.S. biotech company at $1.26 billion.
AstraZeneca said Monday that it had agreed the takeover with San Diego-based Ardea, which is developing a treatment for elevated blood levels of uric acid in patients with gout.
AstraZeneca is paying $32 per share, representing a 54 percent premium on the closing share price last Friday.
The boards of both companies have approved the deal, and AstraZeneca says it has secured commitments from 30 percent of Ardea shareholders.
AstraZeneca says the deal is expected to close by the end of September.
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NFLPA: Our Way or the Highway
Another inside look at how the NFLPA functions at its core particularly when it comes to retired players: Bruce Laird spent many years alongside Sam Havrilak as officers of the local chapter for the NFLPA in Baltimore. And during many of those years, Bruce and his fellow alumni also ran Fourth and Goal, a nonprofit and advocacy group for retired players which managed to provide assistance to those players in need. Now that George Martin's NFL Alumni has been marginalized, it seems that the NFLPA only recently noticed that Bruce and Sam have been running Fourth and Goal while also working within their Baltimore chapter! Hard to tell if the PA is trying to clean house now that the Alumni is gone or if they only just realized that Bruce and Sam have been voicing their opinions for years about the real plight of retired players. Perhaps Gene Upshaw stopped by to remind them…
Bruce wanted to be transparent with their recent removal as officers from the local NFLPA so he's provided us with copies of the last exchanges that he and Sam have had with Nolan Harrison III and Cornelius Bennett of the NFLPA. The short version is once again My Way or the Highway. No criticism, no off-topic discussions on anything the NFLPA deems to censor. Everything's just fine with the One-Locker mentality so long as it's their locker. Wait until you read Nolan Harrison III's chest-thumping about how much they had done for all retired players in the last CBA.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Different day, same message. We almost forgot that Gene Upshaw had the same attitude towards retired players back in 2007 before he passed away and took another $16 million with him. So is that why the NFLPA renamed the NFLPA retired players dire need fund and its building after him?!!
NFLPA Sends Threatening Memo To Retired Players Chapters
Published April 17, 2007
NFLPA Director of Retired Players Andre Collins, in a memo dated March 30, "threatens to dissolve any retired chapter deemed guilty of conduct detrimental to the union's best interests, as well as remove a chapter president," according to Ken Murray of the Baltimore SUN. The memo states that NFLPA Exec Dir Gene Upshaw or NFLPA President Troy Vincent "can initiate proceedings to remove any retired chapter president, the retired players steering committee president or a steering committee member who has engaged in conduct detrimental to the NFLPA." Upshaw or Vincent "also could move to close down a retired players chapter whose leaders have engaged in detrimental conduct."
Read the rest of the article from Sports Business Daily - click HERE.
We uploaded copies of the letters and e-mails to Scribd for easy viewing and to make it downloadable for printing. You can also click the Enlarge icon in the lower right corner of the menu at the bottom of the viewing screen to go Full Screen for easier reading (just hit the ESC key to close). Also included at the end is a copy of an interesting letter written in 2010 from Cornelius Bennett (Chairman NFLPA Former Players Board of Directors) to George Martin, newly appointed Executive Director of the NFL Alumni at the time.
NFLPA to Sam Havrilak
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Barnes & Noble, Inc. (NYSE: BKS), the world's largest bookseller, today announced the company will report second quarter 2006 earnings results on Thursday, August 17th, before the market opens. The company will host an investor conference call at 10:00 AM ET on Thursday, August 17th, to review the company's financial results and operations.
This call is being webcast by Thomson/CCBN and can be accessed at Barnes & Noble, Inc.'s corporate Web site at www.barnesandnobleinc.com/webcasts. The webcast of this call will be archived and available at www.earnings.com.
Barnes & Noble, Inc. (NYSE: BKS), the world's largest bookseller and a Fortune 500 company, operates 797 bookstores in 50 states. For the fifth year in a row, the company is the nation's top retail brand for quality, according to the EquiTrend(R) Brand Study by Harris Interactive(R). Barnes & Noble conducts its online business through Barnes & Noble.com (www.bn.com), one of the Web's largest e-commerce sites and the number one online bookseller for quality among e-commerce companies, according to the latest EquiTrend survey.
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287 Australian Delegation, United Nations, to Department of External Affairs
Cablegram UN935 NEW YORK, 7 December 1946, 5.10 a.m.
Assembly 359.
(1) Your UNY457. [1] Procedure in finalising Trusteeship Agreement. Text of Article 8 was submitted to sub-Committee in accordance with instructions as subject to final acceptance by Australia. Approval of Assembly subject to similar reservations would be possible but before we are instructed in this sense consideration should be given to some consequential difficulties.
(2) Present arrangement is that if all Trusteeship Agreements are approved elections for two Elective Members of Trusteeship Council will be held before end of Session in accordance with Article 86 of the Charter and Rule 96 of Provisional Rules of Procedure. If, however, an agreement is subject to reservation approval and in consequence election also could only be on a provisional basis to which there would probably be overwhelming objection.
(3) Article 79 of Charter is understood as contemplating that definitive text of agreement will be available before final Assembly approval is given. If we are not in position to submit definitive text, Assembly will probably defer approval until next session.
(4) We urge strongly that Government should accept text including Article 8. This is so drafted as clearly to impose only such obligations as are in accordance with established Australian practice. Full Committee resumes its meetings Sunday morning 8th.
(5) Unexpectedly early because of brevity of Rapporteur's report all eight Agreements were voted on as a whole in sub-Committee 6th December. Interpreting paragraphs 1 and 3 of UNY437 [2] as at least provisional indication of refusal to accept the two changes proposed by sub-Committee in Articles 4 and 5, we obtained approval for text as submitted including Article 8.
(6) Owing to procedural muddle through rapid pace of vote-taking, New Guinea vote was taken on Secretariat text implying Australia's acceptance of these changes. Position was explained and fresh vote taken.
Voting was unchanged. Text as originally submitted with addition of Article 8 approved by eleven votes to three, with three abstentions. United States, United Kingdom, New Zealand, South Africa, Netherlands, Mexico, Uruguay, France, Canada, Belgium and Australia voted for, Czechoslovakia, Soviet Union and Yugoslavia against. China, India and Iraq abstained.
(7) All eight agreements were approved. Voting was same as for New Guinea except that in all other cases China voted for approval.
(8) We had considered possibility of postponing decision on approval of Australian text till we had sought definitive instructions on the proposed changes in Articles 4 and 5. This course would, however, have left us isolated from the rest and in view of intense pressure to complete programme of sub-Committee, this seemed dangerous.
(9) We do not think our rejection of the two minor changes affected actual vote in any way but feel bound to report that it created a rather disagreeable impression (we hope evanescent) both in sub-Committee and among Press, other Mandatories having accepted all modifications recommended by sub-Committee.
(10) Soviet Group explained their vote against all Agreements as expressing intention to reopen in full Committee the four questions of principle on which their proposals for modification had been rejected by sub-Committee- (i) 'Integral part' [3], (ii) Power to constitute fiscal or administrative unions, (iii) Power to establish bases otherwise than with consent of Security Council, (iv) Formal periodical review of Agreements.
(ii) India made formal reservation of its right to propose in full Com-mittee a large number of rejected proposals but had not made up its mind which it would press.
(12) Sub-Committee is proposing rules of procedure restricting right to reopen in full Committee matters rejected in sub- Committee. If these are adopted and chair remains firm we shall probably not have to defend our agreement against any attack directed against New Guinea text exclusively, with possible exception of Chinese and Indian proposals regarding equality in respect of migration, residence, occupation and the like. (See Assembly 350 [4]).
(13) In addition to definitive urgent instruction regarding text of Article 8 we would appreciate them with regard also to the two minor changes proposed in Articles 4 and 5 in case they arise again. At moment text stands unchanged but if matter were raised again in full Committee and Minister on reconsideration was disposed to accept either or both his gesture would certainly be well received both in Assembly and in Press.
(14) So much of Soviet proposal [5] for Article 4 as sub-Committee originally approved with support from United States merely makes powers of administering authority expressly subject to agreement and to Charter. We contended and still think it unnecessary but would not think inclusion of these words would alter sense of Agreement.
(15) United States' proposal to omit words 'in its opinion' from Article 5 was pressed largely on ground that other Mandatories had all removed the phrase from their texts at United States' instance, and that its omission would still leave decision to administering authority alone.
(16) We have not argued here that this is a matter of substance, in order not to embarrass other Mandatories. Bailey fully accepts Eggleston's thesis but as applied to this text thinks it does not give full weight to point made in Paragraph 3 of UNY437 that this question is one neither of law nor of fact but of discretion. We think, however, we have heard the last of this particular proposal. United States (Gerig) said today his Delegation would now be prepared to move approval of Article as it stood and was generally most helpful.
(17) Sub-Committee has now completed its work except on preambles which are deferred pending resumption of discussions on States directly concerned.


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Feel Good Friday: New York's All Right, If…
A friend of mine got on me about my recent lack of Feel Good Friday, so rather than torture him with some Mr. Trololo or Crispin Hellion Glover, I decided to put the fear of God into him. Or at least, put the Fear of Fear into him.
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The only performer who can't sing or act, and it doesn't f'ing matter.
Are we talking about Lee Ving or Crispin Glover?
I thought the Crispin Glover video was kind of funny. I would have pegged you to use that one. I saw a clip of it from a 1990 interview with David Letterman, the follow-up to the near kick to the noggin night. (A recommended after the full video.)


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Blog Post: Why Google Analytics Tagging Matters - Whiteboard Friday
LOl, tagging!
In June 2011, I thought I'd stop WMT bellyaching about all of the useless parameters that facebook and othr sites were adding to all of my nice clean URLs, so I edited my display program to do a 301 redirect to the clean URL.
I had been bitten by google before, when a powerful site started messing around with my URLs, truncating them to fit their structure. I just edited my display program so that if there was enough of the URL to display the story, I'd display it. Then google decided we had duplicate content and slashed our traffic from about 20,000 visitors per day, to almost nothing.
So my question to Rachael is:
If I stop doing those redirects, what happens in WMT?
What do you see in your own or the WMT of others, when there are all of these weird trailing tags, and what do you tell WMT about that, if anything?


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Published Online: Jan 6, 2011
Branson, Mo. -- Lake Taneycomo, that runs through the heart of Branson, is one of the best trout fisheries in the Midwest. Winter is often the best season for trout fishing on Taneycomo. During late fall Table Rock Lake, which feeds Taneycomo, turns over, inverting the waters. This, in turn, causes the water flowing into Taneycomo to hold more oxygen for trout.
January 29 and February 26 fishermen will take off at 8 a.m. from Lilleys' Landing to try their luck and skill for cash prizes and trophies in two public tournaments. The entry fee is $50 per each two-man team. Both tournaments are catch-and-release and anglers can only use artificial baits. All entrants and spectators are invited to a free meal immediately following the weigh-in at 4 p.m.
In the 30-plus years of annual winter tournaments on Lake Taneycomo, anglers have learned to prepare for a wide range of weather. Some years, the high temperature has reached 70; others have dipped to below freezing with snow and sleet. But the weather is all part of the outdoor adventure, contestants say, as they just add layers and pack hand and feet warmers. "The weather doesn't matter," said Bob Dwiggins of St. Louis, who plans to spend about five weekends fishing at Lilleys' Landing this winter. "It's always fun here."
Marabou jigs have long proved to be a mainstay on the lake, because they are cheap at $1 each, and can last through a dozen or more fish. Lilleys' Landing tackle shop carries jigs in several different size of weights to vary with Taneycomo's generation schedule. Scuds and midges are also great to try in the upper lake, sometimes with a tandem rig tied with an egg fly or a San Juan worm 18 inches below the scud. Phil Lilley of Lilleys' Landing, said,"We see midge hatches almost every day in the winter here on the lake, and that means our rainbows are ready and waiting to munch on little flies swimming up from the bottom and hatching on the surface."
For current fishing tips, anglers can go to Lilleys' sister website, www.Ozarkanglers.com to find articles, ask questions in a forum and read reports.
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Under the Dome
Showtime; in development
Lost writer Brian K. Vaughan takes on Stephen King's 2009 best-seller about a Maine town trapped under an invisible force field.
The Rifleman
CBS; in development
Reboot of the 1950s Western about homesteader Lucas McCain, who takes out bad guys with a rapid-fire Winchester.
The Flintstones
Fox; series order
Everybody's favorite animated Stone Age family will return, with raunchy Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane at the helm (cue devious ''Mwa-ha-ha'' laugh).
CBS; in development
Revival of the 1960s classic by Miss Congeniality co-writer Marc Lawrence. You can imagine the pitch: ''It's Harry Potter meets Desperate Housewives!''
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Thomas Harris' brilliant, deductive cannibal Hannibal Lecter gets a small-screen makeover from Pushing Daisies creator Bryan Fuller. He's like the Mentalist except he'll eat you. James Hibberd


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i've been growing my nepenthes alata for over a year now, and now it has one older vine that is about 5' tall, and 2 younger vines that are about 1' tall. The younger vines have many beautiful red perfect looking pitchers.....but the older vine keeps producing deformed pitchers. They don't have as much color, even though they get the same amount of light as the pitchers on the younger vines. A few of them grew normally, but some of them develop without a cap, a couple of them were deformed in size and shape and could never fully mature....they are just kind of....there. I can't fit bugs into the tiny hole in the top of these bulbous round things that are supposed to be pitchers. They do have nectar inside of them. I have a couple of other pitchers forming whos caps are too small, and so there is a small opening that happens while the pitcher is still immature.
Is this because I don't prune it? I love how it grows nice and tall, I prefer it that way. I also heard that if you let them grow tall, they will eventually flower. |
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Anyone have experience with this spreading fescue? I know a few members have tried it but most of the posts aren't that recent. I'm considering overseeding parts of my existing front FF lawn this falk. Thanks. |
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I don't have any experience, but if you look at the ongoing NTEP results two of the best tall fescues are Titanium LS and Firecracker LS, which offer rhizome activity. The early "spreading" TF was marginal at best, but from what I have read the newer cultivars are getting better. Instead of buying Defiance this fall I plan on buying the two above cultivars, and making my own mix incorporating a third cultivar. I figure if the spreading isn't as great as they say at least I will have cultivars that are near the top of ntep results. |
Thanks, tiemco! Do you know anyone selling these cultivars? I've only been able to find tech sheets. |
I contacted the grower, Mountain View Seeds, and they said they would send it to me direct, no middle man. The price for the Titanium LS, was $1.50 a pound plus freight charges, which is a steal in my book, as long as it is free of weed and poa. I took a look at the 2001-2005 ntep for the cultivars in Defiance XRE and the only one tested was Grande II and it was middle of the pack. I can't imagine the Grande would be any higher. |
Thanks again, tiemco! I'll contact them on Monday. You think a blend of Titanium LS, Firecracker LS and Spyder LS would form a nice turf? |
I am sure it would if all goes right. I don't know if Spyder was tested in the NTEP, but I think it does well in hotter climates, so it would be nice to have for the hot NJ summers. If you can't get all three varieties I would either just go with two, or to be safe substitute one of the older proven non spreading varieties such as Justice, Rebel IV, Falcon IV, 2nd or 3rd Millenium, etc. |
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If by "plastic dividers in between the pane layers" you mean "between-the-glass" thin fake muntins, there are other options that look a lot better. The most popular these days is the Simulated Divided Lights where there are standard split muntins glued to the outside and the inside of the insulating glass. There is usually an option to install a dark or light "spacer" between the panes that aligns with the muntins so you can't see through the space between them when standing close to the window. It will be difficult to meet the u-value required for the tax credit with single pane Authentic Divided Lights. Check with a Marvin supplier to see if their single-pane sash with an "Energy Panel" qualifies. The energy panel is a glass panel attached to the outside of the single pane authentic divided light sash with clips sort of like an integral storm window. I believe they make it with a Low-E coating so it might qualify. I'm not sure if they make it for aluminum clad windows. By the way, some of the Simulated Divided lights don't qualify for the tax credit with a spacer between the glass panes. There is no such thing as a happy Historic Preservation Society but they typically care little about energy conservation since historic buildings are usually exempt from energy codes. I've used the single pane Marvin to satisfy them and then installed the energy panel later. These people will sometimes insist on single-pane glass and then allow a standard aluminum combination storm window on the outside because the non-historical effect is "reversible". The best historic window I have seen is made by Boston Sash in N. Deighton, MA. It has a balance mechanism hidden in the side of the sash so it is virtually impossible to tell it from a 100 year old window. It does not meet any energy codes or qualify for a tax credit and it has no cladding. It is allowed in MA as a replacement for an original single-pane window if there is a storm window of some kind. |
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Is there a reason why you don't keep your existing windows? Are they original? If so, why not just add storms and use the tax credit for that? It would be the green thing to do and the best fit for the house. Diane |
Oh yes, I would have LOVED to have the original windows in my 1924 bungalow, but unfortunately the owner in 1980 did a Home Depot remodel of the whole house, and the 1980's windows are starting to fail. I wanted to go back to looking like a bungalow. Unfortunately, I am in California and all remodeling, including window replacements, has to comply with title 24 (energy efficient). The plus side is they'll qualify for the tax credit that way! And I think some of the Marvin windows might work, if I could only figure out their prices! Thanks! Carla in Sac |
Carla, you might also see if there are some local window shops that will make the windows. I know there are several that do this in the Bay Area, and it's less expensive (for most of them) than the equivalent Marvin windows. The downside is that they don't qualify for the tax credit, though, because they aren't NFRC-rated. (But they're fine for CA code.) |
Locally, it's Marvin windows. Gorgeous, but at $800-1000 per window was out of range for us. So we kept the original windows. May put storm windows or outside shutters up. It's difficult, because otherwise we're working to make our house very energy efficient, so we've done the best we can, but kept our original single pane windows :( |
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