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That sound nice. Maybe I should go there.
Some questions while I was in the room
Is VMK ever going to close for good?
Host_Hula: That is something no one can ever really know. There are absolutely no plans to shut down VMK though.
Will players be able to request or make a pin?
Host_Hula: That is an idea I have not heard before. I will pass on the suggestion.
(this one was odd, since I don't know this whole story)
Sweephunter: Why is Schmoofy here, and never had a computer ban? While Karo is ban. It makes me cry.
Host_Hula: It is against VMK policy to dicuss other players, and it is not your place to get involved Sweephunter.
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When will the Everest Costume be available?
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That was all I got, then I had to leave room. Not really worth the wait.
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Recovery Oriented Computing
The Recovery-Oriented Computing (ROC) project is a joint
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The ROC approach takes the following three assumptions as its basic tenets:
failure rates of both software and hardware are non-negligible and increasing
systems cannot be completely modeled for reliability analysis, and thus their failure modes cannot be predicted in advance
human error by system operators and during system maintenance is a major source of system failures
These assumptions, while running counter to most existing work in dependable and fault-tolerant systems, are all strongly supported by field evidence from modern production Internet service environments.
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The third assumption, which to me reads as "user error is a major source of system failures" seems completely incorrect. I would say that programmer error is a major source of system failures... i.e., bugs. Perhaps I'm misreading the statement, or maybe there's a lot fewer bugs in "modern production Internet service environments." --
Anecdotal evidence: The system in use in my shop is incredibly buggy. However, the incidents which are severe enough that we have to shut it down and go back to paper while it's being serviced are quite often due to human error (I'd put it at about 75%): stuff like kicking out the server plug, managers incorrectly entering inventory for weeks at a time, stuff like that. --
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Lady and the Tramp but Aladdin's a close second!
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Snow White. As a kid it didn't scare the heck out of me, so I'm still very fond of it. Good memories of going to the theater with friends & Mom's on a day off school. Double Feature (Anyone remember those) with Original Parent Trap.
I would have to declare a 3 way tie between Beauty and the Beast/Peter Pan/Lady and the Tramp:thumbs:
Sleeping Beauty gets my vote- can't go wrong with that classic!!
I went with my absolute favorite Disney film, Beauty and the Beast.
The only one I really don't like is Hunchback of Notre Dame. I love all the other ones. I chose Snow White but could have picked many more.
So hard to choose! Had to pick Little Mermaid, but Peter Pan and Lion King close behind.
Bueaty and the Beast, but The Little Mermaid was a close second.
I just Love the Little Mermaid.
The Little Mermaid for sure
Bet you cant guess which one i voted for ;)
the lion king is my favorite classic and favorite movie of all time
I voted for Snow White, it is the first and thus, to me, the most "classic."
Honestly, imo, anything past around 1975 (basically anything post-Walt) or so doesn't count as "classic." While I really enjoy the Little Mermaid, the Lion King, etc., I will never be capable of thinking of them as classics.
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I feel bad for assuming that that is how everyone involved in the show feels, but it really isn't surprising to me.
I'm also not sure why that got him kicked off the show. Are the people who love that show so upset? Like, I would think that the people that watch that show either agree wholeheartedly with those sentiments (and are therefor un-phased by those comments) or just know what they're getting into when watching it (and don't expect or care if all of the cast members are not bigoted in some way).
That's probably the realest part of that "reality" show anyway – why take it away?
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What am I supposed to do with this? Like – I mean – I don't know what I mean. What? Hello?
Calici (pronounced the same way as Khaleesi) is the name of a feline upper-respiratory virus. This is a fact.
If you don't watch the whole video, you never get to see Bam Margera drink his own urine while he's pissing it and then spit it out. I would hate for you all to miss out on that part of his story.
I'm also a little mad because I really did not expect it and I feel somewhat assaulted. Like, I know I can say, "I don't know what I was expecting," and just leave it at that, because I really don't know why that's so weird (given that it's a song called I want my dick in my ass or whatever I don't even care) – but this is just so horrible.
I will think of this video every time I see protests in the Middle East. You know he seems pretty fearless – maybe he should go fight a war or something.
… or how, like, they could have been in black-face and been speaking ebonics. That could have been really offensive too.
Oooo – or if it had been about the holocaust. Or about Mexicans. Those also would have been more offensive.
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I don't know, the way she delivers some of the lines makes them sound sarcastic and actually just funny (like when she tries to give evidence of Obama's communism, or says that Glenn Beck, Mike Huckabee, and Sean Hannity are the only ones who believe her. Particularly the latter just seems like a real joke.
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I just can't wait until this show is cancelled mid season so I can use my "And there goes Honey Boo Boo" joke I just wrote.
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If only "Shrek" had the same premise.
So is Bill Maher saying that liberals are the only ones that can be upset by gross misogyny?
God gave the bill of rights? To whom did God give it? We were only letting him borrow it. Why did he give it to someone? What a fucking dick.
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Also, I remember my mom having hair like Joan's in the 90′s and for a split second, during one of the long shots I swore it was my mom awkwardly "rap dancing" about shopping (as I'm sure it was called back then).


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A few more things in bloom now...
Fairy Bells
Camassia Buds
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Tree Peony Bud
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- Posted by triple_creek z5 (My Page) on Sun, May 4, 08 at 21:58
Bug you sure have some unique plants. I always enjoy the show. A garden tour at you farm just has to be interesting. Norma |
Beautiful as usual. Isn't it great to await the first bloom of the season on the tree peony? I watch for it everyday. Make sure to post again when it blooms. I'll do the same. |
- Posted by prairiemoon2 zone 6/MA (My Page) on Mon, May 5, 08 at 6:33
Gardenbug...you have such a beautiful collection of plants. Is Leucojum still blooming for you? Would love to see the Fairy Bells again. Do they remain facing down? Camassia is one of my favorites. I had a clump two years ago and it didn't come back in the spring. Love your Epimedium Black Prince. I just bought Purple Prince last year and it is so small I think there might be three stems on it. [g] Is that Primula 'Discovering Stripes'? I started those from seed this year from T&M and sadly had no germination. Very pretty! I am going to try them again. Thanks for sharing your garden photos... :-) I really do enjoy them. pm2 |
- Posted by full_bloom z5 IL (My Page) on Mon, May 5, 08 at 8:20
What a lovely way to while away the hours...viewing all these gorgeous pics everyone has posted. Thanks Bug for sharing a lovely view of the farm. I hope someday to see your gardens in person...you really have a magical place! Everything is lovely, but I'm enchanted with the striped primula. I remember your drumstick primula pic too...so lovely. Wish more primulas would grow well here. Cool epimedium too...I've never seen (nor heard of) the black prince...neat! Are the flowers open? Or are they just opening? Ei |
Such wonderful plants! I've just started establishing a dry shaded area. Are these in wet areas? Martie, envious ;-) |
I have that primula but need all the rest :) Just beautiful blooms Marie! I have a few new "special" epimediums I got from Darrell Probst last year that are blooming now. I just love epimediums and your Black Prince is a beauty! Eden |
Today I was watching the tree peony some more, hoping that late frosts don't do it in! It will have huge pink blooms. I thought it had died a few years ago, but back it came the next year. The leucojum just began to bloom here. I don't have much of it. It is in a fairly dry spot. The camassia is a treat for me as well PM. It is in a wetter area, which it seems to enjoy. I hope it blooms at the same time as the Spring green tulips as I love that combination. The Fairy Bells are at their peak in that photo. They don't open more than you see there. There are many7 kinds i'm told. Epimediums are perhaps my favourite flowers. They can be mighty expensive though, so I'm trying to love the less moneyed ones! I'm not sure if this one opens wider or not. We'll have to wait and see! Sorry, I don't recall the name of the primula. I seem to remember "denim" in the name...It was quite common last year, so perhaps there will be more around in the nurseries this spring? Most of this area is moist (ie WET), near the creek, the area that has the dramatic flooding each spring. |
I just love getting new glimpses of the farm! Thank you, GB. Saucy |
- Posted by triple_creek z5 (My Page) on Mon, May 5, 08 at 20:52
OK, so how hard are epimediums to grow and what do they perfer? You people talk about them a lot and I know nothing about them. Maybe they are not suited for here? N |
They are dangerous Norma, can be a real addiction! Look below. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Epimedium care
A few more from today: Well what do you know. It is Purple prince, not Black Prince: The first buds ever on my stick of Sutherland Gold. The variegated astrantia is looking good in the dining room window. This is one plant that groundhogs ADORE! And the blues have really begun now: Pulmonaria: Muscari: |
- Posted by prairiemoon2 zone 6/MA (My Page) on Tue, May 6, 08 at 14:15
Gardenbug....yes, I was thinking maybe it might be an issue with moisture for the Camassia for me, I have dry shade and part sun mostly. Epimediums are the best performer in dry shade that I have. Indestructible, but mostly neat foliage all summer after spring bloom. I just bought three new ones from Darrell Probst last year too. I also have to shop the lower priced varieties. [g] The only Primulas I have were winter sown a couple of years ago and they are the candelabra type. I don't think they enjoy dry either, but I keep trying to find one that will put up with it. :-) Aha!! Purple Prince and it is blooming for you and mine is just showing a few stems with the beginning of a leaf. It was small when I put it in last fall and it was under a leaf mulch too long maybe. Wow, that is really pretty, I am looking forward to mine next year...lol. Love that color pink tulip and never saw a variegated astrantia. Not putting that in, if it attracts groundhogs! [g] Pretty blues... What is growing with the muscari? Great photos! I imagine you have something new blooming every day. Thanks for the new photos. :-) pm2 |
PM, the primulas adore moisture...and so you are LUCKY! I have the candelabras in the lawn...and everywhere. I love them, but enough is enough! Yes, camassia loves moisture too. Not sure of the name of the white plant with the muscari. Someone else is bound to know it. It creeps around a bit in the walkway too. Good thing I live across the border and far away from Darrell Probst!LOL |
- Posted by chloehoover z6b VA (My Page) on Tue, May 6, 08 at 17:21
Beautiful, beautiful, 'bug -- I especially love that variegated astrantia and tulip combo. Is it aubretia w/the muscari? that's a pretty combo - I need to make a note. I look forward to seeing more progression as the season leaps forward at your house! Cindy |
What an amazing and lovely garden Marie!!!! I'm so jealous of all the photos of Sambucus I'm seeing here. I really miss mine. Deanne |
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Gardenbug, thanks for that info on the candelabra primulas. I will have to try to remember to deadhead them. Darrell Probst does mail order I imagine, Gardenbug. [g] Of course being across the border, might be an obstacle and save you from yourself. lol I thought his prices were fairly reasonable. The only things that were outrageous were the very very current items that have just come home with him from a trip to Japan. After he has had those in the catalog awhile even those come down in price. I was hoping to buy just two a year to keep adding to what I have. They really like my yard and are so easy and carefree. Thanks Cindy for the name of that white plant. |
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11 The Brahman Kills His Own Son
Once there was a Brahman who thought himself very knowledgeable, understanding all the skills. Presumptuous and wishing to display his abilities, he went abroad, carrying his son and crying. Someone asked the Brahman, Why are you crying?
He replied, This baby is going to die within seven days. Im crying because he shall die so young.
The people said, Its difficult t know a persons fate. Perhaps you calculated wrongly. He may not die at the end of seven days. Why weep in advance?
The Brahman said, The sun and moon may grow dark and the stars may fall, but my calculations are never wrong.
For the sake of fame and gain, and to prove the truth of his saying, he killed his own son when the seven days were up.
When people heard the news of his sons death after seven days, all praised him saying he was indeed wise and not mistaken. Thus they trusted him and admired him.
This is like Shakamuni Buddhas four levels of disciples who for the sake of material offerings, pretended to have attained the Path. But some people will undergo limitless sufferings in the future, just like the Brahman who deluded people by killing his own son in order to prove the accuracy of his prediction.
12 Speaking About a Persons Tendency to Get Angry
In the past, a group of people sat in a house discussing and praising the conduct of a certain foreigner. However, this person had two faults: he liked to get angry, and he acted impulsively.
Right at that time, the man being discussed happened to be passing by the house where the group of people was discussing his qualities. He knew immediately that those inside the house were talking about him. In a rage, he rushed into the house, grabbed the man who was talking about him, and proceeded to rain down blows on him.
Another person asked the foreigner, For what reason are you beating on him?
The foreigner replied, When do I ever lose my temper and act impulsively? This man claims that I often get angry and act impulsively. Thats why Im hitting him.
The bystander pointed out, Your behavior right now reveals your tendency to get angry and to act impulsively. How could you hide it away and act as you are?
Those who become resentful when their faults are brought out reveal their own foolishness. This is just like an alcoholic who sinks into dissipation from his wild indulgences. When others reprimand him, he grows antagonistic and tries his best to justify himself. Such a person is like the stupid man who dislikes it when others bring up his faults. Such a person will only react with violence.
13 Slaying Their Guide and Offering Him Up as a Sacrifice
Once there was a group of merchants who wanted to go to the sea. To this end they needed a guide, and so they set out in quest for one. After they had found one, they started out on their journey. During their travels, they came upon a temple in the wilderness, where it was required that they sacrifice a persons life before they were allowed to pass through. The group of merchants talked it over among themselves: We are all relativeshow could we possibly kill any one of us? And so they killed the guide and offered him up as a sacrifice. After they had made their sacrifice, they also lost their way. Not knowing their own whereabouts, the entire group endured great anguish and eventually perished.
People of the world are this group of merchants. If they wish to obtain treasures from the depth of the Dharma ocean, they should take the practice of wholesome dharmas as their guide. If they destroy such wholesome practices, they will lost their guide and never be able to find their way out of the wilderness of birth and death. They will undergo prolonged and extensive suffering in the three evil paths. Such people are like the merchants, who, they wished to go to the sea. Once they killed their guide, they lost their way, and eventually became impoverished and died.
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Taking a Boat and Losing a Silver Bowl
Once upon a time a man took a boat across the ocean. During the trip, his silver bowl fell into the water. The man had this thought, I shall now make a mark on the water and leave it as it is. Later on I will come back and retrieve the bowl.
After traveling for two months, he arrived in Ceylon (Sri Lanka) and then continued on to other countries. Whenever he saw a river, he dove into it and started to look around for his missing bowl. People asked him, "What are you doing? He replied, I lost my bowl sometime ago. Now I am looking for it.
They asked him, Where did you lose it?
He answered, I lost it when I first set out at sea.
They asked him further, How long ago did you lose it?
He said, About two months ago.
They said, If you lost it two months ago, why are you looking for the bowl here?
He said, At the moment when I lost my bowl, I made a mark on the water. The water which I marked is no different from the water here.
These people continued questioning him saying, Although the water here is no different from the water which you marked; nonetheless, you lost your bowl somewhere else. How could you expect to find it here?
Then the crowd all broke out in laughter.
This man is like those of heterodox sects who do not cultivate proper practices. They undergo extreme toil and deprivation due to their mistaken postulation that their good practices will bring them liberation. They are just like the foolish man who lost his silver bowl somewhere and tried to retrieve it at another place.
15 The Physician Prescribes A Drug For The Princess
Once there was a king who had a newborn daughter. He called in a physician and said, Can you prescribe some drug for the baby so she can grow up immediately?
The physician said, Yes, I can administer a fine drug which will make her grow up instantly, but I dont have the formula right now. I will have to go search for it. However, during the period of search, Your Majesty must not lay eyes on your daughter. After I give her the drug, then I will bring her before Your Majesty.
Then the physician went to a faraway place to look for the drug. After twelve years had passed he found the drug. He administered it to the princess and brought her before the King. The King took a look at his daughter and was overjoyed. He thought to himself, What a fine physician! He gave my daughter a drug and caused her to grow up immediately! Then the King ordered his attendants to reward the physician with treasures and gems.
People laughed at the king for his lack of wisdom. It never occurred to him to add up the number of months and years that had passed since his daughters date of birth. On seeing her grown up, he attributed her maturity to be power of the drug.
People of the world are like this king. They come to a Good Knowing Advisor and say, I wish to seek the Way. I wish to meet someone who can teach me to gain transcendent wisdom in meditation. The teacher uses skill-in-means to instruct his followers to sit in meditation and contemplate the twelve causes and conditions, and to accumulate myriad myriad virtues, until they eventually realize the fruit of Arhatship. At that point, the people are doubly pleased. They exclaim, How fast this has been! This great teacher has quickly led us to the certification to the most wonderful Dharma!
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Tampa, Florida - U.S. Attorney Robert E. O'Neill announces that a federal jury today found James Robertson (32) guilty of two counts of murder in aid of racketeering. Robertson faces a mandatory penalty of life in federal prison. His sentencing hearing has not yet been scheduled.
Robertson was indicted on May 22, 2008.
According to testimony and evidence presented at trial, Robertson was a member of "Tampa Blood and Honour," a hate group whose members espoused the belief that white persons of Aryan descent were the superior race. Tampa Blood and Honour members considered the homeless to be an inferior class, regardless of race. "Bum rolling" was a term used by Tampa Blood and Honour members to describe the activity of targeting and committing acts of violence against homeless persons.
Specifically, in the early morning hours of September 13, 1998, Robertson and three other members of Tampa Blood and Honour, Kenneth Hoover, Charles Marovskis, and Cory Hulse, murdered two homeless men, Alfred Williams and Richard Arseneau. Mr. Williams was murdered in downtown Tampa, under the Crosstown Expressway, in the vicinity of Meridian Street. Robertson and the other Tampa Blood and Honour members severely beat Mr. Williams with, among other things, a tire-iron. According to the medical examiner, the cause of Mr. Williams' death was blunt force trauma to the head.
Mr. Arseneau was murdered in Tampa near the intersection of Interstate 275 and Fletcher Avenue. The murder occurred in a wooded lot located east of 320 East Fletcher Avenue. Robertson, along with the same three other Tampa Blood and Honour members who participated in the murder of Mr. Williams, also beat Mr. Arseneau to death. As a result of the beating, Mr. Arseneau sustained massive head injuries, at least some of which were caused by a hatchet. According to the medical examiner, the cause of death was blunt force trauma to the head.
Co-defendants, Hoover, Marovskis and Hulse previously pleaded guilty to both counts of murder in aid of racketeering and are awaiting sentencing.
This case was investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), with the assistance of the Tampa Police Department, the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office, and the Hillsborough County State Attorney's Office. It is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Laurel Moore Lee and First Assistant United States Attorney A. Lee Bentley, III.


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Sunday, February 01, 2004 - Page updated at 12:52 A.M. Misfires of a 'smoking gun' in Iraq debate By Glenn Kessler and Walter Pincus
WASHINGTON The information was so startling that CIA Director George Tenet and Vice President Dick Cheney trooped up to Capitol Hill to brief the four top Senate and House leaders the day after Labor Day, 2002. The administration was gearing up to present its case against Iraq at the United Nations, and lawmakers were eager for any evidence that would prove Saddam Hussein was a grave threat. In the briefing, Tenet and Cheney presented what one participant described as a "smoking gun": New intelligence showed Iraq had developed unmanned airborne vehicles (UAVs) that could deliver chemical or biological agents. In addition, they said, Iraq had sought mapping software that would allow it to produce sophisticated views of the eastern U.S. cities. President Bush hinted at the evidence in a speech on Oct. 7, 2002. And one year ago, when Secretary of State Colin Powell made a lengthy presentation before the U.N. Security Council, he echoed the concern: "Iraq could use these small UAVs, which have a wingspan of only a few meters, to deliver biological agents to its neighbors or if transported, to other countries, including the United States." Since Powell's speech, however, investigations by U.S. weapons inspectors have determined that the UAVs, or drones, were not designed to spread deadly toxins, but to fly unarmed reconnaissance missions. The story of the UAVs just one part of the vast array of claims made by the Bush administration about Iraq's alleged weapons programs is emblematic of how U.S. intelligence on Iraq often was wrong, even when officials made efforts to cull the strongest material from a torrent of information. Grilling CIA analysts
But in the end, much of that effort appeared to be for naught. David Kay, the chief inspector who recently resigned, has spent the last week telling reporters and Congress that there appear to be no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. Only fragments of Powell's presentation have been confirmed despite months of searching. "It looks terrible," said Joseph Cirincione, director of the nonproliferation project at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. "None of his core assertions about Saddam's growing arsenal of weapons of mass destruction turned out to be true." State Department spokesman Richard Boucher said it is too early to draw such conclusions. "Certainly some of the elements we know are subject to debate, disagreement," he said. "But until we know what the real, full extent of the program was, it's hard. You don't have anything to compare what the intelligence was at the time to what the final answers are." But many experts say the UAV question has long been settled. The drone aircraft uncovered in Iraq has glass viewing ports, with a bracket for mounting some type of camera. As first reported by The Associated Press last August, there was little room to carry the chemical- and biological- spraying devices described by Powell to the Security Council. Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., told Kay last week that he voted for a resolution authorizing force against Iraq precisely because of the administration's UAV evidence. "I was told not only that (Saddam had weapons of mass destruction) and that he had the means to deliver them through unmanned aerial vehicles, but that he had the capability of transporting those UAVs outside of Iraq and threatening the homeland here in America, specifically by putting them on ships off the eastern seaboard," Nelson said. Kay responded that the UAV program was active, but the Iraqis did not have "the existing deployment capability at that point for any sort of systematic military attack." In preparing for the presentation to the U.N., Powell had issued clear guidance to his aides, who were spending long hours at CIA headquarters: He wanted 10 to 15 "absolutely solid" pieces of evidence, Powell said, according to aides. "I want it airtight, or I'm not going to use it." White House revisions The CIA originally drafted a speech for a U.N. presentation, which then went to the White House. But what ultimately emerged from Cheney's office was much different from the CIA draft. I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, Cheney's chief of staff, deputy national-security adviser Stephen Hadley and other National Security Council (NSC) staffers had produced draft language for Powell including 45 pages on weapons of mass destruction. But when Powell's staff and intelligence analysts gathered at CIA headquarters to go through the material, controversy immediately erupted over some of the charges, officials said. Because the White House had changed so much from the CIA draft, they had to go over it "page by page," one official said. The UAVs were a major source of controversy, officials said. For many senior officials, this was some of the best evidence they had. "The UAV program, to me, that was more serious because that was a direct threat to our military," a high-ranking national-security official said later. "Those UAVs could get up and spread chemical or, worse, biological weapons." Indeed, the proposed narrative for Powell went something like this, according to an official involved in the preparation for Powell's speech: Saddam had his procurement agents, who are virtually all over the world, attempt to acquire software that would give him very sophisticated mapping of the eastern United States, allowing him to program a missile with a high degree of accuracy. But the whole scenario "fell apart like a toothpick house" once Powell and his aides asked for the sourcing on the information, the official said. Upon closer inspection, several officials said, it turned out that Iraq had not sought the software, but that an Australian firm had offered it. The software, meanwhile, apparently produced maps not much better than those sold at gasoline stations. "The vendor, in the interest of making further sales, suggested this to the Iraqis, and there was no confirmation that we could find that the Iraqis had actually purchased the software," the official said. "We were getting ready to put in the secretary's statement that they were getting ready to bomb the eastern United States!" An October report Within one day, officials said, Powell's task force had largely abandoned the 45-page document on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction produced by Cheney's office and the NSC, using instead a classified National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) assembled by the CIA in October. The NIE, according to declassified portions made public last year, firmly stated that "Baghdad's UAV could threaten Iraq's neighbors, U.S. forces in the Persian Gulf and if brought close to, or into, the United States, the U.S. homeland." But the NIE included a dissent to this conclusion that, after the war, would be considered correct: The Air Force intelligence arm, the expert on UAVs in the U.S. government, strongly argued that the primary role of these aircraft was reconnaissance, "although CBW (chemical and biological weapons) delivery is an inherent capability." Air Force officials have said this last phrase was added during negotiations in crafting the NIE, though they viewed the possibility as highly unlikely because the drones would be inefficient delivery vehicles. Powell and his team stuck with the consensus position of the other intelligence agencies because a decision had been made that his speech should reflect the best judgment of the intelligence community. The Air Force dissent was "perfectly logical," one State Department official said. "Some of the drones may have been reconnaissance, maybe all of them. But the weight of the intelligence community was that these were delivery vehicles. Given the history of Iraq's interest in UAV development, we couldn't discount it." "There was a very strong dominant view on UAVs," another official said, "and that's what we went with." Washington Post Staff writer Barton Gellman contributed to this report. Copyright © 2004 The Seattle Times Company |
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Catherine Gryp, while my knowledge of image management is limited since I am a college student still studying the basics, I do not need extensive background to identify that PBS dropped the ball in this crisis. Social media is such a driving force in this field. It is essential for success. In my opinion, there is no excuse to why PBS did not have their thumb on what was being said across social media sites. Contributing to the discussions would have been a sure fire way to nip this crisis in the bud.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Marianne on 1/24/2003 1:43:00 PM more reviews by Marianne
Age: 25-29 Skin: Very Dry Hair: Black Eyes: Black
Though these colors are unique, I find that they are not as smooth and easy to blend as other e/s that the Stila line is renown for, and the matte-ness of them just makes them appear that they are missing something.
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*TOP REVIEWER* NYgirl on 12/16/2002 12:28:00 AM more reviews by NYgirl
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Oh my gosh these colors looked AWFUL on me! It made me look like someone had punched me in the face. This has got to be my all time least favorite trio.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Helen on 7/4/2002 1:46:00 PM more reviews by Helen
Age: Unknown Skin: Other Hair: Other Eyes: Other
cute packaging--waste of $ for the products--the pale pink is just like any other base color you already own, and the darker shade makes a plain but wearable liner. to use the shades in a ny other way requires a)that you have the type of features right for this color cheme--or basically large well defined eyes that will look great in almost any color b)that you are going to a darkly lit place. JMHO :)
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*TOP REVIEWER* Girlie88 on 6/26/2002 3:34:00 PM more reviews by Girlie88
Age: 19-24 Skin: Other Hair: Other Eyes: Other
Sadly I'd probably buy this again because I like the packaging and the colors are pretty HOWEVER, they looked terrible on me. Maybe I was doing it wrong but I just couldnt get them to work. Seemed a bit too reddish/mauve-ish/pink.
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*TOP REVIEWER* YolandaMC on 6/13/2002 4:43:00 PM more reviews by YolandaMC
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I agree with JT14 -- this trio looked terrible on me! These colors aren't even close to being wearable. For Halloween, sure, but not for everyday wear.
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*TOP REVIEWER* ziebam on 9/28/2001 2:20:00 PM more reviews by ziebam
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This eyeshadow trio comes with a pale pink shimmery shade, a dark purple, and a hot pink. The pink shade is the highlighter and the purple is the crease, liner shade. I personally have been using the hotpink as a blush which looks nice but it should be used in the center of the eye for 'pop' like the Moulin Rouge look that is in right now. The shadows were OK, I don't think they are as long lasting as some. If the shades appeal to you, get it, if not skip this one as it is nothing special.
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Stila Passage To Paris Trio--I really did not like this at all. I liked the pale pink base shade, but the deep purple just went on a bit weird. And it looked muddy on me. And once I blended the bright pink shade, it was just all together scary. This is definitely going back. Not for me at all!
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I hope someone is kind enough to help me. I got a pitcher plant for a gift for christmas. It was in a small pot with about 4 pitchers. I left it hanging on the balcony, gets about 2-4 hours sun everyday. All the pitchers dried up in less than a week. I mist it at least twice a day and kept the soil moist. Spray it with liquid organic fertiliser once in two weeks. Its been 4/5 months, the leaves are twice as much, but no pitchers at all. I've just repotted it last night with a mix of sphagnum and moss, and theres a lot of baby leaves coming out from the roots. So i dont know what this means? At the end of every leaf, theres like a small hook that looks like it could potentially be a baby pitcher, then it turns brown.. So what should i do next? Where do i go from here? |
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Hello mukaketupat, I take from the description it is an Asian Pitcher Plant of the Nepenthes genus? What exact species is it?.. Was it from a hardware store, bought from a nursery, or ordered online? Some species are more difficult to get to pitcher than others. 1. Light: Nepenthes like a lot of light, but can do with partial light, like what they would get under a tree. Some shade. Full sun is not necessary, but good partial light is. Without enough light, the plant will not make pitchers. 2. Humidity: When Nepenthes are first bought and taken from higher humidity to lower humidity, they loose their pitchers. If you had a higher humidity, or the same as what the plant had to start with, it would have kept it's pitchers. It will have to get used to your humidity, which it should have done by now after 4-5 months. 3. Water: Make sure the plant gets distilled, rain, or reverse osmosis water with all the minerals extracted. Hard water of over 50-100 will harm the plant and eventually kill it. Make sure the soil remains moist, but never dry or waterlogged. Do not keep the planter in a tray, let the excess water drain out. You can catch the excess water to use on the Nepenthes later, in a couple of days, thats no problem. 4. Soil: Nepenthes like their soil loose and with good drainage. The sphagnum peat moss is good, but you might want to add some perlite or orchid bark and coconut husk to it to give good drainage. About one third peat moss with two thirds perlite or one third each of peat moss, bark, and coconut husk would be good. There are other soil mixes you can use that would work just as well. So long as the soil is acidic, what the peat provides, and drains water fast and gives air to the roots. Make sure none of the ingredients you use in the soil or water have fertilizers, minerals, or salts added. 5. Fertilizer: While it is possible to fertilize Nepenthes, it should be done by weak foliar feed wiped on their leaves with a damp cloth or cotton swab in a 1/4 or less solution of orchid blood meal fertilizer once every two weeks or once a month. It is very easy to kill a carnivorous plant by fertilizing, so less is better. Never add fertilizer to the soil as that will weaken and kill the plant eventually. Sometimes growers will use fertilizer on the Nepenthes leaves when they loose their pithcers as this helps to stimulate pitcher production. Once it makes pitchers, stop fertilizing and the plant will catch it's own insects. Some problem areas to consider are that Nepenthes are allergic to copper, so any chemicals or water sprayed in the soil or on their leaves should not contain copper or any other minerals like calcium or magnesium or potassium salts found in hard water. Copper sprayed on their leaves, like in copper based fungicides, would inhibit pitcher production. If you use pesticides use pyrethrines, and if you use fungicides on the plant, only use sulfur or neem oil based products. There are some other ideas for fungicides, but the idea is to make sure no dangerous minerals or fertilizers get on the plant. You indicated that baby leaves were growing from the roots, this tells me that your plant is getting ready to vine. It will send up several new shoots and start growing longer. It might be saving energy to vine so it might not produce pitchers while it does this. As long as it makes new leaves and grows, it is ok. Keep giving the plant what it needs and it should start pitchering in a couple of months. |
- Posted by mukaketupat (My Page) on Mon, Apr 30, 07 at 0:46
Hi mutant, Thank you so much for your advice. I've posted some images of my pitcher plant on my blog (http://pokok.gejala.org/2007/mukaketupat/nepenthes/my-cry-for-help/) I will leave it alone for now. And wait for a few more months. I was at the nursery yesterday and they had tons and tons of pitcher plants, and i was tempted to get one. But thought i want to save this one first or i'll just ended up killing both. :( |
Here is a link that might be useful: images here!
- Posted by mutant_hybrid (My Page) on Mon, Apr 30, 07 at 7:42
Hello mukaketupat, It is always much harder to tell what kind of Nepenthes it is if it does not have pitchers. The leaves look healthy. The plant vitalizer you displayed might be alright to use, just use less and only on the leaves. If you can, give it a little more light. That might help it make pitchers. When a Nepenthes gets more light, it will start to develop some bronze color on it's leaves too. That is a sign that it it is receiving a lot of light and the plant will have a lot of energy to produce pitchers and fluid to drown insects. Be patient and the plant will be fine. |
- Posted by mukaketupat (My Page) on Mon, Apr 30, 07 at 13:36
- Posted by nepenthes_ceasar (My Page) on Wed, Nov 7, 07 at 17:35
the baby pitchers turn green. they start out brown. Hydrus. |
- Posted by open_window_maniac (My Page) on Thu, Nov 8, 07 at 15:30
i usually neglect my pitcher plant during summertime and leave it outside in direct sunlight and grows well. Unfortunately its winter again and just sits on the windowsill with no food:( |
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hello I,m Pinky227! and I live in the United States and one of my daughters has gave me a pitcher plant it is growing but I,m alittle worried about the pitchers on it,bec. they are turning brown and I don,t know what to do if I should cut them off and where do I cut them off at or just leave them alone!I deal with alot of plants but this one has got me puzzled could someone plz. help me I really would appericate it and send it to my e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com Thank you so much and may God bless you! |
- Posted by petiolaris Neutral (My Page) on Sat, Jun 18, 11 at 17:43
Can you post a picture of the plant? Are the pitchers in question older or newer leaves? I can't Email becaue I am at work, but I can send one tomorrow morning. |
- Posted by RainforestGuy none (My Page) on Sun, Jul 3, 11 at 20:59
- Posted by RainforestGuy none (My Page) on Wed, Jul 20, 11 at 15:18
Simple, because if you take 15 different "experts" each tell a different story about fertilizing them. I personally spray my foliage in the spring to help induce pitchers. IT WORKS, despite what some people say. Some people don't want to kill their plant(s) after being told NOT to add ferts. to the soil. The CP forums always have debates on this subject. |
true tommyr, though you must admit; RainforestGuy's plants do look exceptionaly health (certainly healthier than mine!) |
Yes, his plants look great. But, you must take into consideration soil type, amount of Sun, humidity,etc. All of that factors in as well. Some people never fertilize and their plants look great too. Experimenting is all fine and dandy, IF you remember that you may LOSE some plants in the process. |
Well don't look at me, I'm not trying to fight RainforestGuy's fights; And I'm willing to try something new, because my plants all look terrible. *sigh* I just have to be patient and wait. I'm also concerned for a little nep I rescued from Home Depot a few weeks back, it looks really scraggly, but I think I'll try what RainforestGuy said, and fertilize it, because it has Ideal conditions, all except for nutrients. |
- Posted by RainforestGuy none (My Page) on Fri, Jul 22, 11 at 0:18
Yeah tommorow morning I am gowing to fertilize my neps with some of the Shultz instant stuff, it sounds like that what they have been screaming for. (if they even have the energy to scream!) |
I just fertilized them all, now I just have to wait. |
- Posted by MsMorningSong 10A (My Page) on Tue, Aug 27, 13 at 9:45
Rainforestguy, I am totally sold. I had a pitcher years ago and it waned, eventually died. If I find another one, I'm doing what you said. Thanks for the photos and the good read. Loved the whole thread. |
- Posted by MsMorningSong 10A (My Page) on Tue, Aug 27, 13 at 9:46
Rainforestguy, I am totally sold. I had a pitcher years ago and it waned, eventually died. If I find another one, I'm doing what you said. Thanks for the photos and the good read. Loved the whole thread. |
hi interesting read . can't imagine a problem in Malaysia Aren't most of these native to that area ?? my wife bought one many years ago so I hung it in the shadehouse populated most by epiphytes which get regular foliar ferts so obviously some is getting on it also lol Only problem has been GROWTH climbs over everything lol One problem tried to start some cuttings and all failed ?? thinking of growing some outdoors in my epiphyte garden had the original hanging in a Carombola for many years with no problem Just think you need some time ?? Good luck gary |
- Posted by MsMorningSong 10A (My Page) on Wed, Sep 4, 13 at 11:26
Gary, Try spraying (or dipping so your sprayer doesn't clog) the cuttings with 'WiltPruf'...all except the root tip. It will seal in some moisture so the plant cutting doesn't transpire as much, and may aid in getting it to root. I haven't tried it with plant in question, but others as delicate, and it does help me out. Then root up in pot as you normally would. |
Hi Don't think I'd describe it as "delicate " more like "rampant " or obnoxious" lol. Was thinking of trying it scrambling up a palm tree but suspect it will really be "obnoxious " there lol have to constantly prune it as it invades other pots and only half heartedly tried to root the cuttings. Didn't even use rooting hormone . thanks very much for the suggestion!!! gary |
- Posted by Tyler-Mercer none (My Page) on Wed, Jul 30, 14 at 22:04
What type of fertilizer are you using for your Plants? I am trying to grow my own carnivorous plants and am loving your pictures. Any help would be appreciated, Thank you! |
- Posted by timestocome 8b (My Page) on Thu, Sep 4, 14 at 20:26
I fertilize my nepenthes as well. As to not having pitchers, mine don't grow pitchers when the humidity is too low, they grow tons of beautiful pitchers when the humidity climbs over ~65% |
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