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i planted many hib seeds-= texas star, confederate rose, hardy pink and purple.how long do you think it takes to go from seed to sprouts. i started them in peat pots and they were doing well,then i planted them in full sun. i don't see any growth yet. it's been a few weeks, but i know they we growing before i put them in the ground. maria |
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I've had the same problem with many of my transplants--no hibiscus, but roses, daylilies, asters, geraniums, etc. I think it just gives them a bit of a shock when they get moved, but don't give up on them. It took one of my rosebushes over a month before it started to grow and then--LOOK OUT!! It's all over the place! Hang in there. As long as they don't look like they are dying, they are okay. |
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SemGroup Reiterates Rejection Of Plains All American Pipeline Unsolicited Proposal
SemGroup® Corporation (NYSE: SEMG) ("SemGroup" or the "Company") today announced that it has sent a letter to Plains All American Pipeline, L.P. (NYSE: PAA) ("Plains All American") reiterating SemGroup's Board of Directors' rejection of the unsolicited, unchanged proposal by Plains All American to acquire all of the outstanding shares of SemGroup for $24.00 per share in cash. Plains All American's unsolicited proposal was originally made on October 6, 2011 and is $4.72 lower than the closing price of SemGroup on Tuesday, November 15, 2011.
Consistent with its fiduciary duties, and in consultation with its independent financial and legal advisors, the SemGroup Board has reviewed the unsolicited, $24 per share proposal and determined that it substantially undervalued the Company and its future prospects. The SemGroup Board believes that the $24 per share proposal is opportunistic and does not provide any reasonable basis from which to begin discussions or negotiations with Plains All American.
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Greg L. ArmstrongChairman and Chief Executive OfficerPlains All American Pipeline, L.P.333 Clay Street, Suite 1600Houston, Texas 77002 | ||||||||
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The Board of Directors of SemGroup Corporation has reviewed your letter dated November 16, 2011, which simply reiterates Plains All American Pipeline, L.P.'s unsolicited proposal to acquire all of the issued and outstanding Class A and Class B common stock of SemGroup for $24.00 per share in cash. As we explained in our letter of October 19, 2011, the SemGroup Board carefully reviewed Plains' unsolicited proposal with the assistance of its financial and legal advisors and determined that it substantially undervalues SemGroup and its future prospects. | ||||||||
The SemGroup Board continues to believe that your current proposal is opportunistic and fails to adequately reflect SemGroup's bright prospects for stockholder value creation. We take our fiduciary duties very seriously and will consider any bona fide acquisition proposal or other transaction that reflects the full and fair value of SemGroup's current business and future prospects. However, it continues to be the unanimous view of the Board that your current proposal does not provide any reasonable basis from which to begin discussions or negotiations. Reiterating an inadequate value does not make it attractive nor does it provide a reason to engage with Plains. | ||||||||
SemGroup's Board and management team are enthusiastic about SemGroup's prospects and are confident of achieving stockholder returns in excess of what can be derived from Plains' unsolicited proposal. We believe that SemGroup is well positioned to continue to grow its business in its key operating areas and believe that our long-term strategic plan will deliver substantial value to our stockholders. | ||||||||
As discussed on our third quarter earnings announcement and conference call earlier this week, we have made significant operational improvements and clear progress towards optimizing our corporate structure and asset mix to position our company to participate in growth opportunities in the oil and natural gas production markets. We continued to increase capacity and utilization across our assets, including a 56% increase in White Cliffs Pipeline volumes, an increase in SemCrude Cushing leased storage capacity and a 39% increase in SemGas volumes over the prior year, resulting in increased revenue. In addition, as you recognized, we are evaluating potential projects within the footprint of our existing assets to deploy $350 million to $500 million in 2012-2013 at highly attractive EBITDA multiples that we believe will be beneficial to our stockholders. We are confident that the strong, long-term fundamentals in both crude oil and natural gas will result in more infrastructure needs, and SemGroup is well positioned to participate in this growth. | ||||||||
We remain committed to building stockholder value, and we believe that our strategy of growing our business organically in its key operating areas will deliver substantially greater value to SemGroup stockholders than Plains' proposal. | ||||||||
Sincerely, | ||||||||
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The NBA Draft lottery is tonight. The Mavs are certainly in a position of relatively unfamiliarity as they will be a participant in the lottery. The ping pong balls could alter the path the Mavs take this offseason in a dramatic way. Though it's unlikely that they'll find their name being announced last, giving them the No. 1 overall pick, the lottery represents the official start of the offseason. Dallas will have more information than they had the previous day and be able to really chart a path to their offseason, starting with a draft pick. On top of that, it's commission David Stern's last lottery. Insert your emotional response here.
For those who don't know, Donnie Nelson will represent the team at the drawing. Assistant general manager Keith Grant will be with Nelson in New York.
With all of this in mind, a very knowledgeable man has stepped up to the plate and delivered a very thorough recap of the Mavs' lottery past, giving you a look back as you prepare for the next chapter. That man is Mark Followill. If you have no clue who he is, what's wrong with you? Followill is the television play-by-play voice of your Mavs. He's been chopping it up, talking about the Mavs and other sports in the metroplex since the mid-90′s, so he's more than just another guy when it comes to this bit of information.
With that in mind, enjoy the trip down memory lane. Enjoy reading this while listening to Followill's golden tones in your ear, or your own.
The last time we watched a draft lottery because it determined where the Dallas Mavericks would be drafting, Bill Clinton was in the White House. I know the decade plus of success and a championship have brought a lot of new fans to the Mavs. Those new fans may not know and even the longtime MFFL's may not remember from back in the day the Mavs have never improved their potential draft position in the lottery. With the Mavs hours away from hoping their combination of ping-pong balls comes up for the first time since 2000, let's look back and see why history says it won't happen or why perhaps they are finally due!
1986: Before the Draft Lottery there was a coin flip between last place teams in each conference for the top pick. Dallas even won one of those in 1981 and drafted Mark Aguirre. Accusations that teams were losing deliberately to have a chance at the No. 1 pick led to the creation of the lottery. Starting in 1985, envelopes with the logo of the seven non-playoff teams were placed in a hopper and drawn at random to determine the order of the top seven picks. In 1986 the Mavs were a participant because it was the last of four straight years of first round picks they had pilfered in trades from then Cleveland owner Ted Stepien. The Cavs had the 3rd worst record but there still wasn't the weighted system that exists today to favor the worst of the lottery teams. It was just a 1-in-7 chance for anyone to get the top pick. In a closed door dress rehearsal two hours before the Mavericks actually won the No. 1 pick. GM Norm Sonju would say after he knew that meant they would end up 7th when the real one took place and sure enough they did. Dallas took Roy Tarpley, whose immensely promising career was derailed by substance abuse.
1989: After taking the Lakers to seven games in 1988 Conference Finals, the Mavs plummeted out of the playoffs, ending up with the 8th worst record in the NBA. The lottery was still envelopes drawn out of a hopper, but by then the lottery was only for the top three picks. After those picks were selected the remaining non-playoff teams drafted in inverse order of record. With expansion franchises Charlotte and Miami added in 1988 the lottery included nine teams now. As we know, the Mavs did not jump into the top 3 and with the 8th pick set out to right the wrong of passing on a certain power forward out of Louisiana Tech four years earlier. That night I listened to Norm Hitzges (who I have the pleasure of working with again on this year's NBA Draft coverage on The Ticket) dissect the draft on 570 KLIF. Excitement rose in Norm's voice when David Stern announced Indiana at No. 7 had surprisingly taken Florida State's George McCloud. The man the Mavs wanted at No. 8 would be there! Unfortunately Randy White was never a poor man's Karl Malone and just washed out after five non-descript seasons.
1990: Before plunging into the abyss of the 90s, the Mavs had one last swim through the playoffs but were swept out in the opening round by the Portland Trail Blazers. However, there was hope. The trade of Jay Vincent in 1986 to the Washington Bullets had netted them a first-round pick in 1990. That year ushered in the era of weighting the lottery to give the poorest teams a better chance at acquiring the top pick. Now the worst team had about a 17 percent chance of landing the first pick. The worst team (the Nets) did get No. 1, but Seattle leapfrogged from 10th to No. 2 and drafted Gary Payton. The pick from the Bullets, instead of being 8th , fell to 9 because of that and after the lottery Dallas decided they were better off with a vet who could help right then. They dealt the pick to the Nuggets for Fat Lever, who was never anywhere close to the great player he was in Denver. Miami ended up with that pick and used it on Willie Burton, who does hold the notoriety of being one of the more unlikely players to score at least 50 points in a game.
1991: After a 28 win season, the Mavs had the 6th worst record and 6th is where they would stay. The Mavs selected Doug Smith of Missouri, who like Randy White experienced a career of five unremarkable seasons.
1992: The story of 1992 has been told before. Owner Don Carter wanted his team to finish on a high note and the inspired Mavs closed the season with wins over Houston and Denver. Those two wins moved the Mavs past Orlando in the standings to the 3rd worst record and the Magic had the 2nd worst mark. Orlando won the lottery and the right to draft Shaquille O'Neal. For the second straight year, Charlotte's ping pong balls came up moving them to a top 3 spot, and after landing Larry Johnson at the top spot the year before they selected Alonzo Mourning at number 2. Dallas fell to No. 4 and drafted Jim Jackson. There was a contract squabble and by the time the Mavs signed him in March they were 4-50 and needed a late season push to avoid the worst record in NBA history.
1993: After the disastrous 11 win season, surely Lady Luck would shine on Dallas, but not only did the 17 percent chance of the top pick not hit, it went to Orlando who defied the odds with a 1-in-66 chance of winning the lottery. Philadelphia and Golden State also jumped past Dallas. Chris Webber, future Mav Shawn Bradley and Penny Hardaway went 1-2-3. The Mavs dropped to No. 4 and drafted the second of the three Js, Jamal Mashburn.
1994: That year saw another terrible Mavs season (13 wins) and another change in the lottery. The system was weighted to improve the odds even more for the bottom teams. Now the team with the worst record had a 25-percent chance of selecting first. However, Milwaukee, one of three teams tied for the second worst mark at 20-62 jumped to number one (and took Glenn Robinson). The Mavs did end up at No. 2 and of course the prize was Jason Kidd. After two-plus seasons, he was traded to Phoenix for Michael Finley among others. Fortunately that story ended happily with Kidd's return to Dallas and his vital contribution to the 2011 Finals winning squad.
1995: A late surge in Jason Kidd's rookie year brought Dallas briefly into the playoff race. That push fell short but with a 36-46 record optimism existed this would be Dallas' last time in the lottery for a while. Only one of the eleven non-playoff squads were better! The Mavs didn't jump up into the top 3 and with expansion Vancouver and Toronto being awarded picks at six and seven, the Mavs ended up with the 12th pick. They drafted Cherokee Parks of Duke and as I recall watching in Reunion Arena that night the announcement resulted in a loud chorus of boos from fans in attendance.
1996: The excitement of the 3 J's fizzled, Dallas dropped to 26 wins and the 6th worst record. They didn't improve in the lottery and before draft night traded that pick and next year's first rounder to Boston for Eric Montross and the Celtics pick in 1996 at No. 9 which Dallas used on Samaki Walker – enough said. The 1997 first round pick Dallas traded to Boston didn't improve in the lottery and the Celtics used the No. 6 pick on Ron Mercer.
1998: With the Nelsons' in charge now, the Mavs had just completed a 20-win season but surprisingly to me looking back there were five other teams who were worse. The Mavs didn't improve their number six spot in the lottery and then used the pick on Tractor Traylor. Then the big moment arrived as he was traded to Milwaukee for the rights to some 20-year old German kid taken at No. 9. While the lottery drawing did not pay off that year, the wheeling and dealing of draft night did. Not only did Dallas acquire Dirk Nowitzki, they traded next year's first round pick to Phoenix for Steve Nash. The lottery produced no improvement in that pick in 1999 and, by the way, Charlotte struck again! They had the best record of non-playoff teams but jumped up to third and chose Baron Davis. The Mavs pick traded to Phoenix, slid from 8 to 9 and the Suns landed an eventual staple of the Mavs title team, Shawn Marion.
2000: This is the only year a Mark Cuban owned Mavs team experienced the lottery. Dallas finished with the 12th worst record and stayed there on lottery night. On draft night, they took Etan Thomas and also traded for a pick owned by Orlando at 13 and selected Courtney Alexander. A few months later both were part of a mega trade for Juwan Howard.
From 2001-12 the Mavs never finished out of the playoffs and so never took part in the lottery. In 2004, they did make a draft night trade for a lottery pick of Washington's, which predictably was a pick that had been pushed down to fifth based on lottery results. The pick was Devin Harris, who was a few years later traded for Jason Kidd. See, it all comes full circle. After all of that bad luck, the Mavs finally achieved the dream in magical fashion, so all in all the ride was well worth it.
Since it's been a while, here's how it works tonight. With the 13th worst record of those who missed the playoffs, the Mavs have a 96 percent chance of staying there. They have a 2.2 percent chance of moving into a top three spot and a 1.8 percent chance of Utah jumps into the top 3, thus pushing Dallas to 14. As I have said many times, I don't believe in jinxes and superstitions and such. But just in case, maybe MFFLs can help with a rabbit's foot, a horseshoe or maybe that lucky pair of socks you wore in the title run. At least history says it can't hurt.
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For starters, one of Denver's classiest dining rooms--highlighted at night by a spectacular 180-degree view of the surrounding city from its expansive windows--took a comical turn when the sensible art that had been hanging on its black-and-white faux-marble walls was replaced with stark Southwestern paintings. There's nothing wrong with the works themselves--they come from the estimable collection of Philip Anschutz, who owns 10 percent of the Westin--but they look ridiculous in this modern setting.
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Then someone decided that the breads should be served in blocky, rustic twig baskets, which would look charming in a ski lodge but seem absurdly out of place here.
And finally, executive chef James Footit, a recent hire from the Westin Century Plaza in Los Angeles, took the well-chosen, stylish menu that had offered sort of a New-American-meets-New-European lineup and replaced it with a mostly Mediterranean roster augmented at lunch by California-style brick-oven pizzas. Been there, done that--to death.
It would be one thing if Footit's creations were compelling, but so far I've found them far from it. Even when the concept sounds promising, something usually ruins the finished product--an incongruous ingredient, an overwhelming presentation or just plain faulty execution.
Or too much balsamic vinegar.
At one lunch, we started with a scant bowl of white-bean-and-pancetta minestrone ($3.75) that, despite the stingy portion, was too creamy and rich to finish, even with two of us working on it. The "wood bowl salad" (salad in a wooden bowl, which the Augusta must have gotten in a deal along with the bread baskets) wasn't much better; the forgettable greens might as well have been wood shavings. The salad was included with an order of sun-dried tomato, pesto and feta pizza ($10.50); the pizza sported a beautiful crust but not enough of the sun-dried tomatoes, pesto or feta. Our second entree, a stir-fry of filet mignon with vegetables ($15), was heart-healthy but brain-dead and, like the pizza, far too pricey. Sadly, we'd picked it as the most interesting possibility on that day's list of specials, all of which seemed like rather odd detours from a mostly Mediterranean kitchen. But it was still better than anything on the regular menu. Fusilli Bolognese? Farfelle primavera?
The kitchen couldn't leave well enough alone, even with our tiramisu finale ($5.25). The dessert's classic timbale shape and spongy texture seemed promising, but then our forks hit something hard. A pear. "Why is there a pear in my tiramisu?" I asked. "It's kind of a twist on tiramisu," the waitperson answered. Aaahhh. Judging from his stern expression, the Native American hanging on the wall above us did not approve.
He appeared more cheerful when we returned for Sunday brunch ($24.95, which includes champagne), perhaps because several Central City Opera singers stood nearby, entertaining the sizable gathering. The Augusta's well-done buffet setup offered the usual mountain of peel-and-eat shrimp, as well as baked goods, chilled seafood, cheeses, salads, omelettes and a plethora of desserts. But the restaurant would do well to dump the curdling eggs Benedict and mysterious chicken concoctions in chafing dishes (signs identifying the food would be helpful) and instead concentrate on the excellent assembled-to-order offerings: The spicy crayfish with farfelle, the veal medallions in a cream sauce and the spit-roasted lamb were so good we went back for seconds and thirds.
Considering the inflated brunch and lunch tabs, we found the Augusta's prices at dinner surprisingly reasonable. The meal itself, however, got downright silly.
We started out with the warm duckling katafi nest ($7.25). The appetizer included a plentiful amount of succulent duck meat--shredded and reminiscent of beef brisket, it was so tender--atop a clutch of katafi (usually spelled katafi). These long, thin strands made from flour-and-water dough most often appear in Middle Eastern desserts, but they were an inspired element here. Like some fusion experiment gone awry, though, this nest was oddly garnished with enoki mushrooms. And while the menu had promised that the nest would rest "in a warm apple and onion chutney," it sat in a pile of mixed greens that had been doused with a balsamic-based liquid; the "chutney" had been reduced to four or five cold, vinegary slivers of apples and onions that showed up on the side. And this was just the first of several misleading menu descriptions.
The warm buffalo-mozzarella-and-tomato ragout ($5.50) was supposed to arrive "in flaky romano pastry," but instead the puff pastry appeared alongside a cascade of tongue-blisteringly hot ragout. Once it cooled off, though, the rustic tomato stew was a comforting version, filled with herbs and melted baubles of mozzarella. Under the ragout sat more greens that, while attractive, were so jarringly tart, they worked against the dish.


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Ye Ol' History Of The Troubadour Concert Series
by Michael Johnathan
It's an amazing thing . . . . We were having a conversation about "art" in America.
As a performing songwriter and folksinger, I was getting frustrated that the music I loved was presented either in small coffeehouses, clubs or outdoor festivals. Not that any is "bad" at all. But just that? Why no "class," no elegance? My good friend Jim Piston listened and, after a few moments of thought, responded, "Why don't we use that movie theater downtown and put on some shows? You know, let's try it out . . ."
So on a snowy February afternoon in 1993, the Troubadour Concert Series was born. Fred Mills, the manager of the Kentucky Theater, welcomed the idea into the historic venue. We all agreed that we would do six shows that summer, assemble a crew of tie-dyed, granola-chompin, sandal-wearing music lovin' volunteers to run the concerts, and just have a good time for the summer. The folks at BUDWEISER agreed to underwrite the series and local radio and TV stations donated advertising.
But who knew? Our six concerts grew. And grew . . . and GREW!
All the shows sold out, the audience loved it and the excitement spread. We want to thank Fred Mills, the
manager of the Kentucky Theater for welcoming over 200 great concerts into this wonderful theatre. This
grand hall has really become "Lexington's Livingroom."
And special thanks to Highbridge Springwater formaking this series possible, plus FOX56, BUSINESS
LEXINGTON, LM Communications (96.9 KISS-FM and B92)along with WUKY 91.3FM, and INSIGHT COMMUNICATIONS asour prime sponsors for the series. And scores ofhometown volunteers run the shows.
And you - Thanks to our loyal and supportive audience, this all-volunteer, community-run music
series has become a model for other communities around the nation. So welcome to our hometown, sit
back and enjoy the music!
This show's for YOU!
Michael Johnathon
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True space age fashion comes in the form of the Sagan Galaxy Skirt, which actually flaunts authentic images from outer space. The deep and dark universe with its brilliant stars and spectacular nebulas was captured by NASA/JPL-Caltech with the Hubble Telescope.
The striking celestial pattern is printed onto cotton sateen that's sewn into an 18-inch long garment. A thick elastic waistband expands up to 40 inches and scrunches the fabric at the top, causing it to flare into an A-line form. It becomes a bold celestial tutu that's fit to accessorize women of a range of different shapes and frames.
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18 we do not turn back unto our houses till the sons of Israel have inherited each his inheritance, | 18 We will not return to our homes until every Israelite has received his inheritance. |
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Sgt. Scott Bronze said a current fundraising effort is under way and phone calls to area residents are being made.
"The current fundraiser will be used locally to help underprivileged children in purchasing school supplies for the 2013-14 school year," Bronze said.
Members of the lodge will select local children in July for the opportunity to "Shop with a Cop."
Each year, members of the lodge meet with the children and provide gifts during the Christmas season. They have expanded their effort to include the Back to School program as well.
Local businesses have already provided lunch and monetary contributions towards the event. All proceeds will stay in the Cleveland/Bradley County area, according to Bronze, who is president of the local No. 8.
Scenic Lodge 8 is composed of members from both the Bradley County Sheriff's Office and the Cleveland Police Department.
Bronze is a member of the Cleveland Police Department.
For additional information how to donate or help with the Shop with a Cop program, contact Bronze 559-3389.


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1 In those days, Yochanan the immerser came, preaching in the wilderness of Yehudah, saying, | 1 In those days John the Baptist came, preaching in the Desert of Judea |
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Salvationists Caught up in Violence against Christians in India 19/09/2008
September 19, 2008 – Salvationists have been caught up in violence against Christians in the Indian state of Orissa. Latest reports indicate that two prayer halls, an officers' quarters and a boys' home have been destroyed as well as the houses of approximately 100 families from three corps. More than 100 Salvationist families are thought to still be hiding in the nearby forest. At least 20 people are known to have been killed, but it will be impossible to determine how many Salvationists have been killed or wounded in total until the situation returns to normal. This persecution of the church, which appears to be well planned and managed, follows the murder of a Hindu extremist religious leader, Swami Laxmanananda Saraswati, and four of his workers on August 23. While a Maoist group has claimed responsibility for the attack on the Hindus, the identity of the killers is unknown and Christians have been accused of the crime by extremist Hindu organizations. Gangs of Hindu extremists have been attacking Christians, looting and setting fire to their homes and places of worship and social care. This violence is now extending to other states, causing great concern to Salvation Army leadership. The Salvation Army boys' home in Paburia housed 40 young boys who study in a nearby government school. The boys, ages 6-15, lived at the home due to poverty and other family reasons. After the Sunday meeting on August 24, a group of 2,000-3,000 people entered the compound shouting and carrying weapons. As the mob destroyed the home, officer-in-charge Major Paul Kumar Sahani gathered his family and the boys together and ran to the forest. From the woods they saw their home and all their possessions destroyed by fire. All Christian-owned houses in the area were torched and a number of people were killed. The Sahani family and boys from the home hid in the forest without food or shelter for three days in heavy rain. On the fourth day, they succumbed to the elements and surrendered themselves to leaders of the Hindu community. They were then allowed to stay in a nearby school where a teacher provided food. Following contact with the district magistrate, the group was taken to a relief camp that had been established by the government and the children were reunited with their parents. Major Sahani and his family are now being housed in The Salvation Army's Angul Divisional Headquarters compound where they are safe for the time being. Life has not yet returned to normal in Orissa and curfew restrictions are in effect. The Salvation Army has provided clothing for more than 400 people and is offering other forms of assistance. Discussions about the rehabilitation of affected soldiers and the reconstruction of their houses are underway, but these efforts can only begin when the violence stops. The situation in the area is still very tense and there have been other reports of violence against Christians in other states. The Chief Secretary of the India Northern Territory, Lieutenant-Colonel Paul Peter Christian, thanks Salvationists around the world for their prayer support for the people of Orissa at this time. |


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Looking good so far! Are you going to vent the extra heat in to the house? |
That looks great! Are you doing windows, polycarb? |
I thought that I would use the back windows for ventilation and on the top of the south facing wall I'm going to put some hopper windows so hopefully there will be a cross breeze and polycarb panels. The North facing wall in the back will be solid plywood so if I have to I can install an active venting fan in the summer if its too hot. Here is a video of my project. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Lean-to video
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I use my extra heat fro the lean on to heat my house. |
It's great to see someone else designing and building their own greenhouse ... and racing Old Man Winter in the process. What you have shown so far looks great! If you haven't done it already, figuring rafters in a situation like yours is pretty easy, since the nailer is attached to your house and the south wall is braced and in place. Take the piece of lumber that will become your rafter pattern, and hold it against the end your your nailer and the end of your south wall (not on top, but against the side of these pieces). Mark a plumb line by tracing the face of your nailer at the top of the pattern piece, and a level line along the bottom of the pattern piece by tracing the line of the top plate of the south wall ... now you have your angle and can make a pattern from here. (BTW, I'd cut bird's mouth, if it was mine) I figured and fiddled with rafters while building a shed years ago. Then, I got this trick from watching some pros figuring rafters on a screen porch they were building at the house next door. Connie |
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The Out of Print Kid's collection, which was recently released from the one-for-one business, features a breadth of your and your children's favorite literary pleasures. With printed tees featuring the likes of the contemporary classic Olivia and the renowned Wonderful Wizard of Oz, the tees follow along the company's one-for-one mission, which was previously profiled on SocialBusiness.org.
According to Out of Print, the "[p]urchase of [one] shirt sends one book to a community in need and supports children's literacy initiatives in the U.S." Designed for the little ones from ages 2 to 8, the series of soft t-shirts are printed on 100% cotton, creating a distressed and vintage-looking piece—much like a well-loved book.
To be sold in conjunction with the holiday season, the Out of Print Kid's collection won't be shipped until the week of December 5, 2012, but is available via pre-orders.
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Phone: (910) 396-5521/4175
24 Hour Victim Hotline Fort Bragg: (910) 322-3418
National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233
Location: Soldier Support Center – 3rd Fl.
Normandy Drive, Fort Bragg (map)
Hours: Mon – Fri, 8 am – 5 pm
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Family Advocacy Domestic Violence & Child Abuse
Sexual Assault Prevention/Response New Parent Support
If you suspect that a child is being neglected or abused, contact:
- NC Division of Social Services (Child Protective Services): (910) 677-2450
- Family Member Behavioral Health (FMBH): (910) 907-7869
- Provost Marshal Office: (910) 396-0391
What is Partner Abuse?
Partner abuse is defined as a pattern of behavior resulting in emotional/psychological abuse, economic control, and/or interference with personal liberty that is directed toward a person of the opposite sex. In other words spouse or partner abuse can include something as obvious as a slap or a hit, but also includes less noticeable controlling, threatening or emotionally abusive behaviors. No one needs to stay in a relationship where they are being physically or emotionally abused by their partner or spouse. Take the Relationship Quiz to find out more about your relationship.
What help is out there for a victim?
- National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233
- Fort Bragg 24 hour Victim Hotline (910) 322-3418
- Cumberland County CARE Center: (910) 677-2532
- Womack Medical Center Emergency Room: (910) 907-6559
- Family Member Behavioral Health (FMBH): (910) 907-7869
These are just a few of the places that can provide good advice to anonymous callers seeking answers. In many cases, the caller may be told that they can give their name, come in for help, and still receive private information, medical care and other support without having to initiate a Family Advocacy assessment, tell command or make a police report.
There is a shelter available in the community for female victims of abuse and their children where they can receive private, effective information on how to heal their relationship or escape, depending on the victim's desires. For victims who may be scared that their family will lose their source of income if a soldier is kicked out of the Army or put in prison or jail for spouse abuse, the military has programs that may continue to support victims in these cases.
Many foreign-born victims may have been threatened by their spouse that they will be deported or lose citizenship if they tell about the abuse. The Mulitcultural Readiness Program can help Foreign Born spouses to find help and supportive friends.
I'm not a victim, but I suspect that my friend is. What can I do?
The National Domestic Violence Hotline can give great tips and information on how to help a friend. Please consider referring a friend to professional help by asking them to contact the Bragg Victim Hotline or to go to Womack Social Work Services. Do not attempt to take care of things yourself. Domestic Violence can be a very complex and potentially dangerous issue.
How about my privacy?
The military is committed to finding ways for victims of abuse to get the best, most private help possible. In many cases an abused partner can receive completely private help depending upon how severe the situation is, if they first contact either a victim advocate, or a health care provider at one of the on-post clinics or the Womack Army Medical Center. In cases where there is an obvious danger of imminent threat of harm or the presence of child abuse, a care provider may have to notify others to ensure the safety of all persons involved in an abusive situation. Anyone needing information or help for partner or spouse abuse, who is worried about being reported or about their privacy should still call someone. Victims can ensure their privacy by not giving their name until they feel completely informed about the best options they have for getting help. Contact a Victim Advocate at (910) 396-5521/4175 M-F 8am – 5pm to find out more about victim privacy.
Help for an abusive partner
Many spouse would like to find help for their abusive partner and many abusive partners may welcome this support. There are many counseling options and support groups in the community. Personnel at any of the listed numbers can provide information on help available. If a partner is being physically abusive marriage or couples counseling is often not a good choice, but there are many other very good options for help.
What is the Commander's role?
Commanders and other leaders are required to report family violence, to seek help for all parties involved and to help ensure safety to the fullest extent possible. Commanders and the Military or local police can provide a great deal of effective help, including documenting the abuse, arresting the offender, helping with securing a military or civilian no-contact/protective order to ensure the victim is safe, helping to find legal assistance and ordering an offender/Soldier to treatment. Although commanders and leaders are concerned about the safety of families in their units and cannot fully ensure this safety unless they know about abuse, they also understand that many victims will never come forward unless they are provided an option to keep their situation completely private.
How are children affected by domestic violence?
Children usually know something is not right, even if they haven't been in the room during a family violence incident and may show different reactions according to their age. Most offenders have learned their behavior from growing up in an abusive home of their own. Younger children may exhibit self-blame that can precipitate feelings of guilt, worry, and anxiety. Children may become withdrawn, non-verbal, and exhibit regressed behaviors such as clinging and whining. Eating and sleeping difficulty, concentration problems, generalized anxiety, and physical complaints (e.g., headaches) may also occur. If you would like to find out more information, please contact any of the listed numbers on this page.
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"I want you to do what's best for the company. Don't you and the boys worry about dividends."—Jane Bancroft, of Dow Jones's controlling family, giving instructions to a Dow Jones executive after the suicide of her husband, Hugh, in 1933.
"The family was screwing it up right and left. My focus was more on, Jesus Christ, how am I related to these people?"
—Natalie Bancroft, an heir, after the family approved Dow Jones's sale to News Corp. in 2007. She is now a News Corp. director.
It was inevitable, wasn't it, that the scandal now consuming News Corp.'s U.K. wing would spread to the New York unit that publishes The Wall Street Journal, Dow Jones, formerly an independent, financial-information powerhouse, now a blip on News Corp.'s balance sheet.
Les Hinton, whom Rupert Murdoch named Dow Jones CEO after the 2007 takeover, resigned this afternoon, having previously presided over rampant phone hacking at News International, the British newspaper unit, and having told Parliament that he had looked into the matter and found that only a single reporter —one—had been involved.
The WSJ's top editor, Robert Thomson, in praising his friend Hinton in a memo to staff (h/t Peter Kafka), said, "There will be a certain amount of uncertainty in the coming days…." That's putting it mildly. As it is, the WSJ, the global financial news leader, has been an afterthought in News Corp.-self-immolation coverage, a story it would, under other circumstances, own. Its biggest contribution so far has been an interview with the boss. Naturally, the staff is at sixes and sevens, as the Daily Beast reports, trying to divine the future of their employer while trying to cover the story from the inside out. That can't be easy.
But the larger issue for readers is that Dow Jones was fumbled away to a company that sneers at public-service journalism, and was so fumbled at the very brink of an historic financial crisis. I wrote that the Journal missed the moment in the first critical year, then moved on way way too early, leaving others to do the best work, and leaving so, so much undone. Who knows what we still don't know?
So it was annoying, to say the least, to see members of the Bancroft family step forward after all these years to say they wouldn't have sold to News Corp. in 2007 if only they had known then what they know today.
Here's a snipped from the piece by ProPublica's Dick Tofel, a former Dow Jones executive and Barney Kilgore biographer:
"If I had known what I know now, I would have pushed harder against" the Murdoch bid, said Christopher Bancroft, a member of the family which controlled Dow Jones & Company, publishers of The Wall Street Journal. Bancroft said the breadth of allegations now on the public record "would have been more problematic for me. I probably would have held out."
The quote that rankles the most is from Bill Cox III:
Cox said he is "happy about the price we got" for Dow Jones. "I'm pretty happy being out of the newspaper business altogether."
But it must be remembered that Bancrofts talking here were mostly among the hardy few who back in the late 1990s, after DJ had already run aground on the shoals known as Telerate (backgrounder here), pushed for leadership and strategic changes and were ostracized for their efforts. Too bad. DJ still had ten full years to come up with a new strategy before it was sucked into the News Corp. maw.
Ah, well.
It's tempting to compare the stalwart behavior of the older generation with the madcap money grab that marked the Bancrofts' sale in 2007 and see a sad commentary on the decline of the elite stewardship. After all, when Jane Bancroft told the Dow Jones executive, Casey Hogate, during the depths of the Depression to forget the dividend and do the right thing (See Tofel's biography, page 72), the company was desperate. The WSJ's circulation was a mere 30,00, down from 50,000 before the Great Crash, and the company even missed payroll. Dow Jones survived, mostly thanks to the brilliant Kilgore, and the Bancrofts were able to hand down to their heirs special "B" shares that gave the family the power, and responsibility, to protect the newspaper from unwanted suitors.


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If the produce industry suffers from "meeting fatigue" it wasn't evident in New York.
"Every new show leads to business for us and becomes worthwhile," said Paul Mastronardi, executive vice president of Mastronardi Produce, Kingsville, Ontario. "This is a unique area where so many buyers from smaller stores don't make the PMA or United Fresh (expos)."
"These regional shows are becoming more and more important," said Matt Seeley, vice president of marketing and brand management for The Nunes Co. Inc., Salinas.
Kneeland said the EPC allows qualified buyers to attend the show without paying for registration, which he said it expects to continue for upcoming conferences.
Dan'l Mackey Almy, president of DMA Solutions, Irving, Texas, said she worked with the council to bring in more than 30 from the consumer media in the New York area. She said the goal was to reach "influencers" in the media and show them how unique the produce industry is.
She hosted a lunch Nov. 10 and gave tours through the expo.
"Some of them were blown away" by the people in the industry, Mackey Almy said. "They associated produce with big ag, but then they see who we really are in the industry."


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"Recently my husband and I visited the Healing Rooms of Olathe. We shared our dreams for creating a model farm where we can teach 100 young farmers methods for organic growing. We had been discouraged in our 6 yr journey to find a farm - we were financially in debt and had limited income due to health and underemployment issues. At the prayer room a team came together and prayed with us. We left highly encouraged and with renewed strength and hope in the faithfulness of God. 2 months later we found it. God has made a way for the negotiation of a mutually agreeable lease price. Glory to God!! We have also experienced multiple financial and health breakthroughs since our prayer time. The effective fervent prayer of a righteous man can accomplish much. James 5:16" - Karen D. on November 6th, 2014 | |
"I was doing very badly with severe anemia, extreme exhaustion, as well as depression. The doctors told me that I had so few red blood cells that they wondered how I even got out of bed. In addition, I was so depressed that I had thoughts of just wishing I was dead. I went to the Healing Rooms of Issaquah, and my dear friends there spent a long time praying for me. I felt a change in my body during the prayers, as if God was actually healing me in those moments. The following day I went to the doctor and I had several miraculous changes. My red blood cell count had increased so much that it was actually in the low normal range. In addition, I had much more energy and my mood was soaring and full of joy and appreciation for life. Thank you so much my dear friends at the Healing Rooms. Signed M.S." - M. S. on May 23rd, 2014 | |
"Previously I came in with a heavy heart of oppression that is not common for me. The prayer I received at that time was one of God's truth, love, and power. I knew that the darkness had left and His power had brought peace, joy and freedom. I Praised God with thanksgiving before I even left the parking lot. Today I came with pain in my eye and God's faithfulness revealed the spiritual battle about my healing. When I left my eye felt so much better. Praise God. Praise God. His word says: "I am the Lord who heals you." Exodus 15:26" - R. A. on February 8th, 2014 | |
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""I lived life for 50+ years with a feeling of being rejected and not wanted. I was adopted as an infant, never knowing my biological parents. Even though my adoptive parents expressed they loved me, I couldn't quite believe that they wanted and loved me. The feeling of rejection was always in the background. My life was a roller coaster of emotions, being depressed most of the time; feeling I was unloved, not worthy of love, having a very low self-esteem and always lonely. I couldn't truly trust people and guarded all relationships because I didn't believe that they could possibly love me or that I deserved to be loved. I thought I wanted to meet my biological parents because I needed a connection to something in order to feel complete. Through inner healing, God showed me how much HE loves me, how much HE cares for me and how worthy I am to HIM, that I am HIS precious child. The connection I have is a relationship with Jesus and I now know that God placed me in the family HE wanted me to be a part of. Once I forgave my biological parents I have been able to accept things in myself that I never dreamed of. I was finally allowed to throw away all of those nagging feelings of rejection that I carried around, sometimes without even being aware of it - that I was not wanted, not loved, didn't deserve to be loved, didn't deserve even to exist. God has shown me that I was loved from the beginning. I have been healed in the most unimaginably profound way; I feel a wholeness I have never known before! Not only do I feel God's comforting presence but I feel His warm, caring, supportive, loving arms surrounding me in a way I've never felt before. Once I received HIS love, the freedom I've experience because of what God has done for me is incredible. I am no longer guarded in my relationships and the things that use to trigger my negative responses don't control me anymore. God's love and truth has set me free."" - Heather on March 13th, 2013 | |
"My prayer was to be healed of grief, a broken heart, my Father who was an abuser during my childhood passed away. I prayed for closure and peace. For forgiveness of my Father and past abuse, forgiveness of my mother as well. The Lord/Holy Spirit spoke to me with comfort and arms wrapped me like I was being held and wrapped in Angel's wings and the Father's Arms. I was freed from shame, insecurities, darkness and filled with joy and peace, a lightness replaced a heavy depressed heart. I am not ready to fill any destiny by helping others and being a blessing to others who have shared this experience as well." - Sylvia T. on October 27th, 2013 | |
"It may not be much of a testimony, but I know it is a first step that I AM healed. Just being able to verbalize some of my hurts, pains, scars that have caused me anger and depression, it was a very freeing feeling to me physically and emotionally being able to say it, place it in my hands and lay it at the feet of Jesus. I thank my Father, my Abba Father and my Lord Jesus Christ. He, who has overcome the world, so that these things of the devil have already been healed within me." - Rachel D. on May 13th, 2013 | |
"I came to the Healing Rooms in desperation following many years of depression and a constant feeling of helplessness and lack of personal self esteem. I knew that only prayer and God's blessings would be my comfort and peace. Upon my first visit to the Healing Rooms I found such love and blessings. The second time was the most confronting and I had a real spiritual battle just getting there. But during that second visit I had the most amazing breakthrough, coming to terms with many things that had been spoken over me in the past. I was so blessed that I could forgive the past and move on. The next week I returned to thank those who had been there for me and praise the Lord for his love and blessings. After that I was able to discuss many issues with my brother who had also been affected when we were children and young adults. He was pleased to talk about these issues and we were able to pray together over them. I thank God for his blessings and continued love. Trish" - Trish N. on March 18th, 2013 | |
"I came into the healing room with worries about everything in the outside world. I had forgotten that I could give absolutely anything up to God. All the delusions crowding my mind were shattered after I was prayed for. I attend all types of recovery meetings for my addiction to drugs but have never felt the love that I felt here. Straight up, it was amazing." - Andrew S. on December 11th, 2012 | |
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BlizzPlanet hosts a chat with Arthas author Christie Golden [Updated]
Sounds like fun, but if you are in the EU you'll have to stay up late if you want to see it all happen live. It begins at about 3am in Paris, so it'll be a late night if you have questions you want to ask. The good news is that the CoverItLive widget logs the chat, so even if you can't make it to see everything go down live, you can scroll back through it later and read up on what happened.
The book itself is due out April 21 -- you can preorder a collectible version of the novel if you want to right now for $32, which isn't cheap, or you can pre-order the non-collectible version from Amazon.com for $16.50. You can also support your local fantasy bookstore and wait until later in the month to pick it up there.
[UPDATE: Corrected the live chat date to April 9.]
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