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There are lots of genres in this proverbial ocean. Action, Role Playing, Horror, Arcade and so on as far as the eye can see. There are also a myriad of genres inside genres. Take Adventure Games for example. One subset of Adventure Games is the Point-and-Click game: Monkey Island, Grim Fandango, and many more. These are games that take place on a static screen, where you find yourself pointing…and perhaps even clicking! Now take Point-and-Click Games; one SUB-subset of those is a tiny but prolific genre of Flash titles called "Escape the Room Games".
Escape the Room games give you a First Person view of the scene – usually the inside of a locked room. You can look around, pick up objects, combine what you find or even take things apart, all in the goal of getting outside. Often, just finding the key to the front door isn't enough. Codes, passwords and puzzles scattered around the walls all seek to thwart you. They can be quite devious!
There are so many possible variations on this theme, a huge number of games have spawned within this genre. One of the earliest and most successful titles is a collection was created in 2004. This game was based around color themes. The first in the set is called the Crimson Room where you find yourself with amnesia, trying to find a way out of your own house, room-by-room. The most impressive series is a collection called Submachine : a mysterious structure that seems to defy not only your own attempts to escape, but time and space as well.
I highly recommend trying your hand at this genre. They're a great test of our puzzle-solving skills. And who knows, maybe one day you'll find yourself with a bump on your head, locked inside your bedroom, with lots of time to figure a way out. Now you'll know that if you just combine the batteries with the robot toy, put the blue disk in the CD player and type in the password based on the shapes scribbled around wall, you'll be home free!
In the spirit of this blog post, we've put up two new games:
Good luck! Now hard to starboard, full speed ahead! Set a course for the Board Game Archipelago and don't stop till our turn's over! Also, fetch me a locksmith, I seem to have trapped myself inside the cupboard.


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I know there is a rule of thumb for how deep seeds should go, which is either 2 or 3 times their diameter, depending on who you believe! I would like to be able to give a similar rule for spacing seeds in an article I'm writing, but have never actually heard of one. Has anybody else? This would be for seeds started indoors. |
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That would depend on the size of the particular seed and the methods used for germination. Personally I germinate 25-30 tomato and pepper seeds, as an example, in 2X2" cell while some new to the process put only 1 seed in the same size or larger cell. Herbs and perennials are often germinated in clusters of several seeds rather than spaced individually. a rule of thumb for how deep seeds should go, which is either 2 or 3 times their diameter, depending on who you believe! Depending on who you believe - exactly! Personally I would never advocate that as a "rule", merely as a very general guideline at best. While it is more applicable when direct seeding in the garden it has much less of a role when germinating seeds indoors. The problem with trying to provide "rules of thumb" is that they seldom apply to many different situations. Dave |
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Averages are just that -- averages. When I winter-sow in milk jugs I just throw the seeds in and water. Then they are sealed and put outdoors to freeze/thaw/be covered with snow. I just figure that when seeds self sow, they usually are not covered except by falling leaves and animals digging them in. My success with winter sowing is excellent. They just plain don't need to be covered since they don't need protection from birds or other varmints. But - when I start plants indoors I cover with a bit of soil just to keep the seeds from drying out before germination. |
I plant seeds outside in 18 cell flats; bring flats into garage when I expect a freeze. I may plant up to 4 cycles a year. I use a personal rule that works for me: Soak most seeds (except ultra tiny) before planting. Plant in loose soil so roots can penetrate. Barely cover and keep reasonably moist till germination. Spacing? Plant far enough apart that I can lift them out of the cell with minimal disruption. |
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A lot has been said about iOS6 in the past weeks after its release. One of those things is that users have been reporting so called 'meeting hijacking' or unwanted meeting cancellations from users that have upgraded their iPhone or iPad to iOS6.
Small warning: these issues can be complex, so this blog will be longer than usual. If you want to jump to the solution immediately, be my guest by clicking here (Exchange solution included).
The open source project Z-Push has also started to receive reports about this issue. Strangely, after over a month of problems, neither Microsoft nor Apple have provided a fix or even a workaround for the problem. So we decided to investigate, with the help of some community users, and we quickly found what was going on.
Meeting requests work by having an organizer and one or more attendees. The organizer can do a few things: send a meeting request, update the meeting request, and cancel the meeting request.
For example, Lucy can send a meeting request to Bill and Bob. Bill and Bob can reply back with 'accepted', 'declined' or 'tentative'. The replies of Bill and Bob are completely separate from eachother, and Bill shouldn't be able to influence Bob's calendar, and vice versa. Lucy can decide to change the meeting request, or even cancel it completely, in which case both Bill and Bob are informed of the change or cancellation. That is how it is supposed to work.
The bug in iOS6 causes attendees' iPhones (Bill or Bob in the above example) to send cancellations to all the other attendees, wreaking havoc in those users' calendars, since the meeting is not cancelled in reality, and they have no right cancelling lucy's meeting. This is why it is called a meeting 'hijack'.
We will now describe the problem in iOS6, and the known steps to reproduce it. However, there may be other reproduction steps possible, since there are probably many (strange) ways to produce the same failure mode in iOS6.
The final problem all comes down to this: whenever a meeting item is pushed to the iPhone in which there are no attendees, the iPhone will assume that it is the organizer of that meeting. This is absolutely incorrect, and is the cause of all the problems, as we will see.
The easiest way to show the bug starting to happen is to do something a little strange. Send a meeting request to an iPhone user, but put the user in the Bcc instead of To or Cc. In Outlook, you can do this by adding the iPhone user as an attendee, but changing the attendee type (in the scheduling tab) to 'resource'. This will actually send a meeting request with only one user in the Bcc, with an empty To: and Cc: field.
When this meeting arrives on the iPhone, all looks good:
Now, open up outlook for the iPhone user and just click on the incoming message. Don't accept, reply or anything, just open up the message (either in the preview pane or by double-clicking on it). Outlook has now already processed the item and placed it in your calendar (as 'tentative'). Depending on your settings and version of Exchange, this step is even automatic, in which case you can just skip this step.
This causes the appointment in your calendar that was written by outlook now to be pushed to your iPhone. You suddenly notice the iPhone screen change a little:
You can see now that a number of fields have disappeared. In fact, all the attendees from the previous screen have gone. This is correct in fact, since the only attendee (the iPhone user) was Bcc'd in the message.
However, the iPhone still seems to understand that it is an attendee, so it doesn't look too bad at the moment. But, in fact, in the background, everything is broken already. You don't notice this until you reopen the item (just go back to your inbox and reopen the item):
Did you see the problem yet? Where have the 'maybe', 'decline', 'accept' buttons gone? But...you can now see that the iPhone now regards you as the meeting organizer. How? The 'edit' button at the top. Let's press and see the next screen:
So you can press 'edit' and there is a big button, looming in your face. Nastily, you can now 'delete event'. This is basically saying 'You are the organizer and you can cancel this event'.
Now you might say, OK, so that's that. That's the bug. Please fix it, Apple. Well, yes and no. Sure, this is the bug that is the root cause of the hijackings we have seen, but the steps we just did will actually not be sending a cancellation to anyone.
Why? Because there are no attendees in this meeting, that's why. So it would send a cancellation to all attendees, but there are none, so it doesn't send anything.
So for the actual steps to reproduce real hijacking, we have to find another way of pushing an appointment to the iPhone with no attendees, but still manage to send the cancellation to more than 0 people.
This is where it gets a little more complicated, and you really have to know about how MAPI works, and how delegation works. To reproduce this, you need:
– A meeting organizer, let's call her Lucy
– A meeting attendee, Bill
– Bill's delegate, Mary, that receives a copy of meeting requests (so Bill and Mary both receive the meeting requests)
– A number of other attendee's
The steps are as follows:
1. Send a meeting request from Lucy to Bill and some other attendees (the group Everyone for example)
2. Open ('View') the meeting request on Bill's iPhone when it comes in (almost instant). All is well until now
3. From Mary's inbox in outlook (or OWA, whatever), view the same meeting request. Note here again that this step is automatic in some versions of Exchange, and depends on the Exchange automatic processing settings as well.
Now you need to know about how delegation works. Mary is viewing a forwarded version of the original meeting request that was sent to Bill. As such, (like any forward), the meeting request in Mary's inbox has only one recipient, which is Mary (since she received the forwarded meeting request). Now Mary's Outlook places the forwarded meeting in Bill's calendar. But Mary's outlook knows that she was not really an attendee in the meeting. In fact Mary's Outlook knows nothing about the original attendees. So no attendees are actually written to the item in Bill's calendar. However, a workaround in MAPI (and outlook), writes the original attendees in a special property, allowing outlook to show the attendees in Bill's calendar, but this is not used by ActiveSync. Since ActiveSync now sees an item in Bill's calendar with 0 attendees, that is what is sent to the iPhone.
So now the poisoned item is in Bill's calendar and has been pushed to the iPhone.
4. Decline the item on Bill's phone (yes, decline, since that button is still in view)
The decline is apparently internally translated to a cancellation because of the 0-attendee bug, and is sent to all the recipients of the meeting request.
Result: a meeting cancellation is sent to Bill and the other attendees. There's your cancellation. The original organizer knows nothing of the problems, neither does Bill and nobody shows up at the meeting, although some people are confused about how Bill can cancel Lucy's meeting.
The workaround that the Z-Push team have done is to make sure that we never, ever output a meeting for an attendee with no attendees in it. Even if there are no attendees, you know that the user was invited since he has the item in the calendar, so the workaround is to add himself to the attendee list. The fix sounds simple, but we always have to be weary of unwanted side effects, so this will be in QA for some time before it's released. If you really want, you can patch your own Z-Push or get the latest SVN version from z-push.sf.net.
The real fix is that Apple changes the organizer logic back to what it was, or even better, uses the MeetingStatus field in the WBXML response to find out if it is an organizer. I don't know why this wasn't done in the first place.
If you do any of the following, the chance of it happening will be lower, but not zero:
– Make sure you send meeting requests only to the delegate, not to both the attendee and the delegate. (this is an option in your delegation options in Outlook)
– Turn off the inbox assistant (which has various names in various Exchange versions), which automatically processes incoming meeting requests
– There may be a race condition in Exchange's Inbox assistent putting the calendar in the calendar, compared to when you open the item on the iPhone, so sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn't.
– We did not test with every version of Outlook and Exchange out there, but it seems pretty solidly reproducible, but possibly there is a combination of factors that can make things better. Please let us know of your findings.
You can do any of the following:
– Wait for Z-Push 2.0.5 RC1 from the Z-Push team, which will contain the fix, and download it here
– Get the patch from berlios SVN, which you can find here
– Update to the latest SVN version
Please remember that we are not releasing the fix as stable yet because we do not know the full impact of the fix yet!
Many thanks to people who provided input for this issue, and thank you for sharing your experiences with iOS6 to make Z-Push even better than it already was. Share your thoughts in the comments below!
I have a feeling that the attention on EAS/iOS masks a deeper issue.
Notice that the example phenomenon begins with a BCC. In this scenario, the message arrives into Exchange via SMTP. Therefore, Exchange ingests the message through its interoperability logic of mapping iCalendar/iMIP/iTIP through the MS-OXCICAL "iCalendar to Appointment Object Conversion Algorithm". (Notice also that MS-OXCICAL-4.1 says "Authentication of the source of an iCalendar is not supported.")
In iCalendar, attendees are defined by the SMTP address of that user. If the invitation arrives in the mailbox, but the Exchnage user's primarySMTPaddress is _not_ a defined attendee, Exchange appears to store the event with ownership by the local mailbox user. Through an unknown series of logic and events, the "hijack" occurs and the meeting ownership changes to the attendee.
Recall that Exchange allows a user to receive email under any number of proxyAddresses, but only send email as the primarySMTPaddress. Turns out, iMIP allows for a case in which the organizer is no longer available, and defines a method in which an attendee may asserted as the organizer. The new iCalendar object is sent out to attendees, with iMIP instructions for everyone to refresh their definition, and the organizer is changed. After that, a "decline" is a "Cancel", and the meeting disappears from attendees' calendars.
The problem appears to be that Exchange is inappropriately allowing this iMIP case of changing the organizer to take place. It may well be that EAS exposes this, and iOS is a popular vector... but the core problem may well be the data model and handling of iCalendar invitations vis-a-vis the primarySMTPaddress.
To wit... if the iCalendar attendee is anything _other_ than the attendee's primarySMTPaddress, does that mismatch Expose the iMIP logic for changing attendees? And, what effect does that have in EAS?
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Your theory about the attendee/iPhone user mismatch was our first thought when we looked at this, but we found this to be irrelevant for the reproduction steps we tried (but maybe valid for some other reproduction steps). All the Z-Push team did was changing the Z-Push XML output by adding various values to the attendeelist to see what happened. The data in the server was just static, we just changed the data that was sent to the iPhone.
It turned out that it doesn't matter *what* you output to the iOS device, as long as there as at least one attendee. Even when we just output 'bla
- Steve, Zarafa
By your research and examples, it sounds like EAS allows the organizer to change in any client; it just happens that the iOS implementation vectors into this possibility.
Is there an explanation as to WHY Exchange allows and EAS client to do this?
There are two points here really:
1. Indeed, an EAS client is 'allowed' to just change the organizer of the meeting in the appointment. All it has to do is send a 'bad' item update to the server and the server will accept this. Until now we have always 'trusted' the client not to break things, and not disallowed any bad behaviour from clients. I think exchange does the same. This is something we could think about for future versions, effectively making some fields 'readonly'.
2. Even if you block the EAS client from changing the item in the calendar, the device is actually sending it's own SMTP messages to actually send the cancellation. We do parse the SMTP and forward it, but checking if the message that is being sent is actually valid is not trivial; at the moment that the cancellation is sent, it is no longer in the calendar, and it would not be a simple task to check if the EAS client was actually the organizer of the meeting.
As a workaround until this is fixed, we are filtering all of a user's meeting requests to a folder and sharing that folder with their admin. The admin can accept the meetings from there and it does not seem to cause any problems.


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What did I do wrong? I thought it could be that I didn't add enough butter (I know there are recipes that use twice as much but I was using a recipe that called for less as I'm not a huge fan). It tastes like pure butter as it is, I can't believe that adding twice as much would make it taste less buttery, and the texture surely couldn't be less buttery with more butter added.
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He's Puttin On The Ritz is the 1996 World Grand Champion.
He's Puttin' On the Ritz: A New Song and Dance in Shelbyville
(Reprinted with permission from Voice of the Tennessee Walking Horse magazine, October, 1996) By Vickie Presley Mazzola It was all song and dance the last Saturday night in August. The stadium was dark, the crowd hushed, the spotlights danced over a field of the best Tennessee Walking Horse stallions in the industry. Organist Larry Bright entertained the impatient fans with his traditional Flat Walk Boogie, while everyone waited anxiously for the 1996 World Grand Champion Tennessee Walking Horse to be crowned. Finally, after what seemed an eternity, announcer Bobby Sands took a deep, deep breath and called #1268 for none other than He's Puttin' On The Ritz! Over the tremendous roar of applause, trainer Sammy Day directed the magnificent chestnut around the historic Celebration ring for a victory pass that took everyone's breath away. He then turned Ritz toward the center ring to receive the honors and accolades they deserved. This is no average story of a new World Grand Champion, because He's Puttin' On The Ritz is no average horse. Sammy Day is no average rider. And, Bill and Sandra Johnson are no average owners. They all had what it took to pursue a dream and see it through to the ultimate victory. He's Puttin' On The Ritz has a fire in his heart, says a proud Bill Johnson. We believed he could be a great horse from the day we bought him, and tonight, he proved he was! Ritz was bred and raised by Paige and Gary Edwards in Dawson, Georgia. He was sired by the late great A Comand Performance, out of Gen's Living Doll, by Prides Generator out of a GLL's Carbon Copy mare. After studying bloodlines, Paige decided to breed her Generator mare to a son of Pride Of Midnight H. F. And, on Valentine's Day in 1991, right during the middle of a vicious freezing cold spell, the tiny foal was born. Paige originally named the colt Desert Storm Commander since the conflict was then going strong. His mother, Gen's Living Doll, has been special to me all of her life, Paige said. She is extremely smart, and has learned to do tricks since she was a baby. It thrills me to know my favorite mare created this wonderful horse. Paige added that Gary and she are especially pleased that Ritz totally captured the heart of the crowd. He's just one of those horses people seem to like immediately. He's Puttin On The Ritz was bred sparingly late in the fall and spring, and everyone is anxiously awaiting his get. Ritz has one full brother that is also owned by the Johnsons. He's a two-year-old plantation horse named In Total Command who won an impressive ribbon in the two-year-old plantation class. The Johnsons purchased He's Puttin' On The Ritz from Paige and Gary as a two year old in early 1993. Georgia trainer Flip Cook had been on the lookout for a horse that could win the big one for the Johnsons. He felt Ritz might be the one. Under the direction of Billy Gray and son, Tim Gray, the young stallion proved to be just as Paige had said, and then some. Shortly after Ritz earned the title of 1993 Two-Year-Old World Grand Champion, trainer Billy Gray remarked, He's a super good horse with all the talent and ability a trainer could want. That was just the beginning for the chestnut stallion. Under the training abilities of the Grays and their Sand Creek Farm, Ritz continued his winning ways to capture the 1994 Three-Year-Old World Championship along with many other titles throughout the year. The 1995 show season started off just the same until he suffered a hoof injury that kept him out of the Celebration. But, we all know the great ones cannot be stopped. By the opening of the 1996 season, Ritz had recovered from his setback brilliantly. Holding his head high and proud, he entered the show ring and proved once again he was to be mentioned in the walking horse history books. He won trophies and blues at the World Cup Spring Premier, the Owingsville, Kentucky Lions Club show, and Belfast, Tennessee. During the time Ritz was recuperating, Bill and Sandra Johnson also decided to give their all to walking horses. They opened a state-of-the-art addition to their Waterfall Farms with a top-notch training and breeding facility in Shelbyville. They sought out David Tenpenny, well-respected as a breeding farm manager, to administer the breeding operations at the new location. And, in order to bring all their padded show horses under one roof, they hired noted trainer Sammy Day to oversee the training facility. Sammy Day is no stranger to the WGC spotlight. In 1980, he directed Ebony's Mountain Man to the prestigious title. The second time is just as exciting as the first, he said with a grin. Especially with a horse like Ritz. He started with two of the best trainers in the industry, and I'm proud to have trained him this past year and for the opportunity to ride him under the spotlight. Day gives full credit to the two other men who have shined in the life of He's Puttin' On The Ritz. The Gray's Sand Creek Farm is an icon in the industry which has trained countless numbers of both World Champions and World Grand Champions. In fact, Billy Gray has trained and ridden three stallions to World Grand Championships. Billy and Tim are professional and dedicated trainers, added Bill Johnson. We appreciate their efforts very much. Sandra Johnson agreed. The people we've met have been so hospitable and warm since we first became involved with walking horses. I believe that's a good indication of the character of the industry overall. Before and after Ritz won his title, so many old and new friends and acquaintances dropped by the stables to wish us the best. The walking horse circles are full of so many wonderful and genuinely nice people. Two genuinely nice people themselves, Bill and Sandra Johnson have given back to the industry far more than they could imagine. From establishing an impressive educational scholarship program right down to offering chilled bottled water on hot Celebration days, they have become a welcomed part of the industry. During the festivities, the Johnsons invited everyone (and we do mean everyone ) over to the new Waterfall Farms training and breeding facility for a delicious barbecue lunch on the grounds. Sandra and I are firm believers that if it's worth doing, it's worth doing right, said Bill. Our commitment to the horses is no different. When we decided to pursue the walking horses, our objective was to acquire the very best we could find and send them to the very best trainers. Acquiring younger horses enabled us to bring them along and enjoy them ourselves. It also gave us a chance to learn about them and be there while they were growing up and to be involved as they became competitive winners. Although I hoped for one of my horses to one day achieve the World Grand Champion title, I never imagined it would be so soon! Bill and Sandra have been married for 35 years, and both have been interested in horses all their lives. Sandra's family is full of respected veterinarians. Her father was one of the top veterinarians in the Atlanta area for more than 40 years. Two of her uncles are also veterinarians as well as her brother. As chairman of the board and chief executive officer of the Atlanta-based W. B. Johnson Properties, Inc. and its subsidiary, The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company, Bill approached horses with the same commitment to quality. Quarter Horses captured his attention early on, but a persistent friend and business colleague, R. Randall Rollins, kept him in the know when it came to walking horses. Many remember Mr. Rollins as the owner of the 1970 World Grand Champion Tennessee Walking Horse, Ace's Sensation. Gradually, Bill's interest shifted completely to walking horses, and now he is hooked. There is just no other breed with more to offer than walking horses, he said. We enjoy bringing our friends over to see and ride our pleasure horses. They are always so surprised that there is a horse that can do it all. So, what's next for He's Puttin' on the Ritz? The World Grand Champion Tennessee Walking Horse has always served as an ambassador for the breed. The Johnsons plan to continue that tradition. He will be exhibited in special performances all across the country such as Asheville, North Carolina and others. Primarily, however, the Johnson's plan for Ritz to continue his part in helping Waterfall Farms build a distinctive reputation as a top-notch training and breeding facility. He will stand beside Prides Generator, Coin's Hard Cash, JFK, Doc's High Tribute, Pride's Clutch, Cash For Keeps, Impressive Sun Rise, and others, all top stallions in their own rights. Although booking fees for Ritz have not yet been disclosed, he will stand at stud beginning this fall. He's Puttin' On The Ritz is certain to make his mark as a superstar.
So, Join right in at the Celebration, Spread the word across the nation. The winner's here, Stand and cheer, He's Puttin' On The Ritz!
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If Alberta, then http://www.fantasyfl...t=19629&efpag=5. I've got three players with me and Hoser who has been MIA for a bit, was saying he was going to start up a playgroup and maybe get some tournament stuff going when he had more time.
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My friend and I are in the Edmonton area and are looking for other people to play.


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Many people were shocked when I said you eventually need land the size of a VW bug for each plant. When I went to pick up Bud Guillot to take him to JJs sale I took a couple of pictures to give you a better idea of what is 50 years later for a plumie addict. Enjoy. The first is the California Sally with Saigon Moon behind and Jeannie Moragne on the right. The second is the Jeannie.
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Ok you weren't kidding when you said they are trees!! Great I bought 3 today after you left! But my sister bought 9! LOL It was soooo nice meeting you and Bud. I can't wait to tour Bud's garden one day soon. :) |
The California Sally has a beautiful canopy. As long as I live here, in a house that's paid for, on land that's paid for, I'll never have that. :( If I could afford it, I would ask DH for us to retire someplace where I -could- have that. It just isn't meant to be, though. Maybe I should stop buying. Well, maybe after a few more. I only have 17 plants in 1 gallon or under. 2 plants in 3 gallon. I'm ok for now. :) No Clue - I'm glad you had a good time. So, your sister is going to plantsit for you? What did you buy today? Got pics? I'm so envious of those of you that can walk in someplace and buy a fully rooted and blooming tree. |
Your sister got some real beauties. If you have to start somewhere, she started with some really beautiful plants. I think I see another addict. I mailed you the pics of you two and Bud but I forgot to send my asian spoiled dog (Chelsea or aka Cdog). Uploaded with ImageShack.us |
- Posted by gardenbear1 5a (My Page) on Sat, Jul 7, 12 at 21:56
I must rethink where to retire to grow Plumeria's like that |
Oh my gosh what an adorable pup! I can do nothing but admire the person that keeps that dogs coat in such good shape! LOL Gardenbear - got a place in mind? :) |
- Posted by loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach, (My Page) on Sat, Jul 7, 12 at 22:21
Hi Bill, You are so right about the size of those trees... Brings back fond memories when Bud and I had our picture taken in between the branches of that huge California Sally. The size of the main stem was one that i cannot even describe. I think i was still speechless at the time my DH and I were there. Bud is such a gentleman and he is most gracious as well as you. Chelsea is NOT SPOILED!!! LOL.. She is just a beauty who knows when she has her time at the "Spa" LOL.. All ladies need some TLC sometimes and that includes.. "Chelsea" She sure is a beauty!! Love the glasses!! Tell S that she sure does look like the VIP in the Spur. household!!! Hope you all had a goodtime today..i was thinking about you all at the open house while suffering the 103* temps here on the east coast... Wish i was there... Take care, Laura |
These are fine examples of plumeria trees! I gave a lady friend of mine 9 cuttings from different ones I have for a trade off for some bromeliads she had. I will say she followed my instructions and they are all growing quite well, however...... she planted them in a row and a foot or two apart from each other! YES!!! she did see my trees, so she knew quite well they get the size of a VW. She also likes roses.... I think some folks think they can grow like roses!!!, I'll post a picture later as they are in her front yard. Stuart |
- Posted by stormys_mom Md 7a (My Page) on Sun, Jul 8, 12 at 9:53
Bill Hundreds lol I see what you mean about the size of a vw :) I guess some us will soon have a used car lot lol. I am cooling my heels for now. I have lots on my list of wants, but need to think about space since I have to bring them in for winter. I only have 4 rooted plants, 4 currently rooting and lots of seedlings, so I think I am good for now even tho I am dying for a siam red. So glad you put it all in prospective. I am already addicted but will have to behave myself. Unless that red gets the best of me lol Jackie |
Aw, there's our favorite beach angel! Bill, my little one giggles his head off at photos of Chelsea, especially in her hats. Hope you and Bud had a great time at the open house--did either of you find something you couldn't live without? We're all dying to hear! Yes, we're all in denial about how big these things will get, hoping, like Laura, that we can keep them root-pruned and in 5-gallon containers. Actually, I'm banking on 7- or 10-gallon containers and calculating how many I can fit in one side of the garage. After that, that's it, I'm done! Really. I mean it. ;) |
Oh Bill Chelsea is gorgeous and she knows it!! What a little sassy princess! Love it. LOL |
Cdog is precious and definitely a California gal dog!! Wow, those trees look amazing! Thanks for sharing. Kasie |
What great photos Bill! What a perfect illustration of the VW analogy ....LOL. I'm trying to decide if I should stop buying plumeria or just buy a bigger house...hum...a bigger house definitely! Kidding, kidding! I hope everyone had a great time at JJ's open house. It broke my heart that I didn't go, but I know my willpower wasnt strong enough to resist buying "just one more". I'm hoping someone will post pics of what I missed. My Celadine, TLD and NR and doing great! Thank you again! And Cdog is certainly a diva X10, how precious! Take care, Nicole |
Jennifer- I went just to share some time in the car with Bud and not to buy any, period. But there was this Taj Majal that kept calling me so I gave in. Then Bud found a beautiful Rhonda that he got. I was looking at two small, non flowering Rhondas trying to decide if I wanted to buy one. John began dealing offering a price that was about half. Then he said the magic "two for the price of one" with 3 Christina cuttings thrown in. John knows how to work an old addict. I caved in. Then when I returned Bud, he went out and hacked a big limb off his Wildfire for me cause he knew mine had died in the 07 freeze. Add these to the Katie Moragne and Angus Gold rooted plants that Brian is mailing me from Maui Plumeria Gardens and my "i will not buy any more" is now up to 9 for 2012. I do not have room for several hundred VW bugs. "Hi, my name is Bill, and I am a bad example for the newbies." |
Ha! See you caved too!! And you bought TWO Rhondas at least I don't have any duplicates (yet). Yeah I was soo tempted by that Taj Mahal too... but I resisted. Then on my way out I bought Wizard and Star of Siam (the scent and the colors) and I knew I was not going to go home without them! I also picked up Penang Peach for a shiny penny. It's very young so probably won't bloom this year. Since I love CA Sunset so much and PP is so similar but not exactly the same, I just had to get it. I'm partial to the sweeter scent than spicy. I would have taken Typhoon but I couldn't detect any scent? Same w/ Napoli which was blooming like crazy! I also have my eye on Mandalay, Cherokee Geisha, JJ Mini Red and Hurricane Sunrise (which is not for sale). But I MUST resist!! At least until next week. ;) |
Oh Bill !!! You are one of us. Boy we just love to feed the addiction. I would have thought "you" and "Bud" could have resisted. There's always room for one more. I Love it !!! and your little dog too. :) Peg |
LOL Bill, your initial post made my face flare up with shame as I read it, thinking, if Bill saw my back terrace and the sea of green leaves (with some flowers here and there) on it, he'd click his tongue and say, I warned you... But your confession made me feel SO much better!!! Hahaha thank you for 'fessing up :-) BTW, it's my turn to warn you: Katie Moragne is just like her siblings...mine is a solid year old now, and, I swear to God, I never knew a one-tip plant could occupy so much sun space!!! She's enormous! (And so far, stingy with the blooms...) Greg |
Bill, LMAO! Bad example, indeed, but what kind of plumeria addict can pass up a two-fer, with freebies thrown in?! And so good to hear you'll have Wildfire again. What a red. N-C, give us the skinny on Mini-Red--how was the scent? Is it worth the shipping cost for us fools outside the state? |
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ah, but one good hurricane and they are gone. By the time the replacements get that big it will no longer be my problem. Tally HO! |
one other good point about California- no hurricanes. They come up the coast of Mexico but die when they hit the cool Japan current. We get the big south swell surf but no raging storms. However, we do have Santa Ana Winds in the fall that can do some damage. |
If mine ever get that big we may have other problems but then again I wish they could. Since mine are pretty much pot bound I guess my limits are storage and ability to move them. Mike. |
- Posted by jperilloux 8b LA (My Page) on Wed, Jul 11, 12 at 21:28
Man, that California Sally is huge. I had plumerias in the yard of every house I lived in in Hawaii, but none of them were ever that big. You had a freeze in Costa Mesa in '07? I didn't think it ever got that cold there. |
- Posted by beachplant 9b (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Wed, Jul 11, 12 at 22:05
hurricanes and freezes, but no wildfires, earthquakes, avalanches, mudslides. I actually think the only reason all the plumeria died in the freeze after Ike is that they were all so stressed from the hurricane and up to 14' of salt water and then not enough rain. Mine had survived much worse freezes in the 22 years it was in front of the house. Most of the trees on the island died in the hurricane, about 90% including 100 year old oaks. Even with perfect weather ours won't get that big, the water table, salt, etc of a barrier island limits the growth of all trees. |
and just one more..... This one I took in Key West, the rest are from Miami Beach. I'm pretty sure the really tall pink ones are Miami Rose, I have no clue what variety the yellow kinds are, and I think the last red one could possibly be a Kauka Wilder. |
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Jaguars owner Wayne Weaver fires longtime coach Del Rio and agrees to sell the team to Illinois businessman Shahid Khan. The Jacksonville Jaguars fired coach Jack Del Rio on Tuesday. Jack Del Rio the Head Coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars watches the action during the game against the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium on Nov. 13, 2011 in Indianapolis.
Jacksonville Jaguars running back: He's playing as the second back rather than the third because Rashad Jennings was lost for the year before the season. Still, Karim's been a big disappointment as the changeup from Maurice Jones-Drew. He seems to stumble a lot, and he's averaging 2.0 yards per carry. He's hardly bringing a dynamic element to the kick return game either. Jones-Drew's workload is heavy, and the Jaguars need to have a functional alternative. They currently do not. The Jacksonville Jaguars are headed in a completely new direction.And Los Angeles doesn't appear to be the destination.
Team owner Wayne Weaver fired longtime coach Jack Del Rio on Tuesday after a 3-8 start and agreed to sell the Jaguars to Illinois businessman Shahid Khan. Weaver named defensive coordinator Mel Tucker the interim coach and gave General Manager Gene Smith a three-year contract extension, putting him in charge of the coaching search.
middle linebacker: He missed his second game in the Titans' last three with a groin injury, and once he's healthy the Titans are going to have a hard time reinstalling him. He's brought the team the leadership and understanding of the defense they needed when they signed him. But rookie Colin McCarthy is simply a more rugged player at the spot. McCarthy has done just fine calling the defense and is making a lot of the sort of plays the Titans weren't getting from Ruud. Maybe the Titans will slide Ruud to the IR.
Chris Johnson, Tennessee Titans running back: He exploded for 190 rushing yards in the win over Tampa Bay. Great blocking sprung him into space, and he looked like the guy we expected to be the centerpiece of Tennessee's offense when he got his big contract before the season. The question now is whether it can carry over and be a big element in what Tennessee hopes is a big five-game run to a playoff berth. Expectations that he was "back" rose after he got to 100 yards in Cleveland and Carolina, but his work against the Buccaneers looked and felt different.The moves marked the most significant changes for the small-market franchise since its inception in 1993.
It's the right thing at the right time and for the right reasons," Weaver said. "We deserve better; the community deserves better. We've been very average over the last few years. I take responsibility for a lot of that, making mistakes in some personnel things, but look positive ahead that this team is not far away from being a very competitive football team.


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Demarcus DeShaun Bettis - a native and resident of Mobile, born December 20, 1988 departed this life Friday, May 25, 2007. He was preceded in death by his great grand parents, Clarence and Hattie Carleton, Frank and Mattie Spraglin, grandmother, Deloris Traywick, grandfather, Bobby Spraglin. He leaves to cherish his memories his mother, Tanya Bettis; father, Shelton Bettis; godmother's Adrain Dale and Linda Moffetti; two brothers, Jermichael Bettis all of Mobile and Shelton (Crystal) Carleton, Atlanta, GA; sister, Kudezyia Crenshaw; grand mother, Deloris Spraglin, grandfather, Joe Traywick Sr; six aunts and uncles, Nina Enlers, Sharon, Cardia and Yolanda Traywick, Rochelle Ringold and Erica Bettis, Joe (Odette), Gary (Myrna), Jerome (Venita), all of Mobile, Tony, Montgomery, AL, Carlos (Petula) Traywick, Blue Springs, MO., and Kelsey (Carleen) Bettis, New York; two great aunts, Margaret Petite and Loresa (Walter) Bell; two nephews, Daylon and Jayvon Carleton, Atlanta, GA; devoted cousins, Jared White, Haaruwm Brown and Naquiyba Bettis; special friend, Sharla Young, close friends, Deran Bosley, Levon Carey, Shawn Spencer, William Worthy, Brandon Owens, Kenmore Hanley and Bria Crawford, His remains will lie in state at Small's Mortuary, Friday, June 1, 2007 from 1-8pm and Saturday, June 2, 2007 after 10am until the 12 noon funeral hour at Revelation Missionary Baptist Church. Interment in Pine Crest Cemetery. Dignified and professional services are entrusted to SMALL'S MORTUARY, 950 S. Broad St, Mobile, AL
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Theological discussions relating to the general topic of continuity and/or discontinuity are "in." Both historically and currently, the debate over Law/Gospel has been among the "top ten" theological "tunes." As a matter of fact, it has quite consistently been the number one "hit" (especially since 1980). It is not difficult to see why, because anyone's perspective on this issue relates vitally to his theology of salvation and sanctification.
Consequently, the time seemed right for a contemporary "view book" on this multifaceted debate. The present work with its contributions by Van Gemeren ("The Non-Theonomic Reformed View"), Bahnsen ("The Theonomic Reformed View"), Kaiser ("The Law as God's Gracious Guidance for the Promotion of Holiness"), Strickland ("A Dispensational View"), and Moo ("A Modified Lutheran View") fills that bill.
As "view books" go, this one ranks among the best. For example, the bibliographical resources supplied by its five contributors are invaluable. Furthermore, most volumes of this kind contain extremist representations at their respective poles, but that is not true here. For example, Bahnsen on the continuity side is not as theonomic as others in his camp, and Strickland in the discontinuity camp is not as radical as some from the classically dispensational school have been. This "evening out" of the positions is perhaps an indication that iron has been sharpening iron in this arena of exegesis and theology recently.
Though view books sometimes do not address key issues and sketch out various perspectives, this one does. No contribution is void of noteworthy exegetical observations and key affirmations. A degree of predictability does mark the basic methodology of each contributor, however. Van Gemeren relies heavily on historical theology from the Reformed tradition, Bahnsen on logical constructs, Kaiser on exegetical/ theological presentations of his key passages, Strickland on discontinuity texts, and Moo on a dialectical approach which at times reflects the diversity of biblical data.
The essays are generally good, but the responses are particularly excellent. Van Gemeren's historical responses and Bahnsen's logical responses to the essays by Strickland and Moo are full of insight. Yet Kaiser's critiques are especially perceptive, and his exegetical and polemical pursuits of the two discontinuity models are relentless. Unlike most view books that all too frequently make some general and rather superficial observations about the other perspectives before rehashing their own views, this compendium's greatest strength lies in its intense critiques.
This interchange has not led to a decisive victory of one of the "combatants," not too surprising in light of the exegetical and theological complexity of the issue. Moo's introductory words to his own article would have served as a good preface for the whole volume:
Christians disagree about the place of the Mosaic law in the life of the believer because the New Testament itself contains statements that appear to support opposite conclusions. . . . Such diverse statements [i.e., previously cited samples of texts emphasizing continuity and others discontinuity] about the Mosaic law have both fascinated and frustrated theologians since the inception of the church. And at no time has this been more the case than in the last two decades, which have witnessed a remarkable resurgence of interest in the theology of the Mosaic law. A deluge of books and articles has examined virtually every bit of evidence and from almost every conceivable perspective.
Yet nothing even approaching a consensus has emerged. Several factors account for the radically different conclusions reached by biblical scholars and theologians, the most important of which is the diverse theological and hermeneutical frameworks that are used to order and arrange the various texts. Theological and confessional allegiances -Lutheran, Reformed, dispensational, etc.- thus dictate which texts are given precedence and used to interpret others (319-20).
For these reasons (some of which are virtually inescapable realities), not one of these contributors has thrown the knock-out punch, even though one or two of them may have accumulated more exegetical and theological points in their sparrings. Nevertheless, this book will help clarify the salient texts and sub-issues, thereby both moderating extremism and advancing theological precision.


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Boyhood, the Bogeyman, and a Friend
Young Adam Matthew Myers Jr. had reached the bottom of the steps outside the old rowhouse where his family lived when a man dressed in black jumped out from behind the building.
"Yaaaaah! Ruuuuunnnnn! I'm the boooogeyman, and I'm gonna get ya!" the man yelled.
Adam ran screaming down the sidewalk. He didn't stop until he could hear the man laughing in the distance. He and his neighbor had been playing this game for years. Still, there was a certain rush to running from the bogeyman. It was a little like cheating death.
And Adam was afraid of death.
Several of his uncles had died of complications caused by diabetes. His uncle Bill, a big, tough police captain in the New Jersey borough where they lived, had succumbed to Hodgkins lymphoma--a cancer for which there was no treatment. The last time Adam had seen him, his uncle seemed to have shrunk into a pile of living bones and yellow skin.
Adam was not at all sure that he should accede to his mother's fervent wish that he become a doctor. Doctor shows were popular on television, and someone always seemed to be dying on them. If that was what it was like to be a doctor, well, Adam thought there must be easier ways to make a living.
And day-to-day life was even more frightening than television. Every summer the government issued warnings about going to movie theaters and other crowded places. Poliomyelitis--polio, that viral wrecking ball of young bodies--was running amok in the population.
It was as feared as the plague. Which is why Adam would never forget that summer day in 1955 when he was standing in the kitchen with his mother. The radio show they had been listening to was interrupted by a news flash: A team led by Dr. Jonas Salk had developed a vaccine made from a weakened strain of the virus that would protect the population from polio.
Adam and his mother hugged and danced about the kitchen. It was a miracle. And if there was anything in his young life that steered Adam toward his ultimate career, it was this realization of the power of modern medicine. Maybe being a doctor wouldn't be so bad if it meant destroying such terrors.
Eva Myers had been drilling the idea of medical school into her son ever since he could remember. Born to German immigrants, she'd had a father who didn't believe in wasting effort on affection and insisted that his children leave school after the sixth grade. Eva labored twelve hours a day in a silk mill, swearing that someday her own children would be educated.
A short, strikingly beautiful woman, she left her parents' home as soon as she could and married Adam Matthew Myers, a quiet, soft-spoken man who played center field for a semipro baseball team. The game had been his life and love, but he hung up his cleats to marry Eva and took a job as a singing waiter in his brother-in-law's restaurant. The couple had three daughters. Then Adam Jr. was born in 1941.
Eva cleaned rooms in the boardinghouse where they lived near Jersey City. They were so poor that his father would often skip dinner so that his kids had enough to eat. One evening Adam Sr., whose supper had consisted of the water in which the potatoes were boiled, passed out at the dinner table.
He eventually found work as a welder and took every opportunity to work overtime. Already thin, he would lose as much as ten pounds sweating in the shop between morning and evening when he returned home, exhausted. But as tired as he was, he never refused his son's request to grab his glove, a bat and a ball and go "hit 'em out" at the neighborhood park.
One afternoon, the two Adams were in the basement when the boy noticed his father's old cleats on a shelf.
"Why don't you put them on, and we'll go hit 'em out,'" young Adam said.
His father looked at the shoes. He hadn't worn them since before his wedding. He smiled his tired smile and reached for them. But years of neglect in damp basements had rotted the stitching and wasted the leather. The shoes crumbled.
He stood there for a moment with the remains of his youth in his hands. Then, looking at Adam's worried face, he placed the shoes back on the shelf, patted his son on the shoulder and said, "Come on, let's go hit 'em out."
Eva loved her husband. But she also took great pains to educate herself beyond her meager schooling, reading Plato and Socrates and Shakespeare. She wanted the status that education represented and, unable to achieve that for herself, she had high hopes for her son.
When Adam wrote a paper in the eighth grade about the practice of medicine in the Navy, Eva was ecstastic.
Adam accepted her hugs. He certainly hadn't ruled out medical school, but he had doubts. He couldn't bring himself to tell his mother, but engineering sounded awfully good--and safe--and he'd even toyed with the idea of becoming a priest.


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I have a very small balcony where I need to keep some gardening supplies....potting soil, perlite, tools etc. Right now they are either in clear plastic boxes or else just sitting out in the open (the bag of perlite). I looked into garden storage boxes or seats with storage but they are all too big for my balcony. And storing this stuff indoors is also not an option...
So...what can I do to make my 'stuff' more attractive..or how can I integrate it so it looks nicer...more natural....? Maybe find some kind of a natural or burlap bag or rattan box or something to keep my soil/perlite in...something that would look more attractive than a green plastic bag with a Hartz label on it? And something that could also stand up to rain and snow and still look good and not rot? ;-) Any ideas appreciated. My balcony has a white cement floor and black iron railngs so I'm trying to do whatever I can to soften the look as much as possible.... |
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- Posted by DaMonkey007 10b - Miami (My Page) on Wed, Mar 28, 12 at 13:18
I'm your man today Yippie, I've got all your answers! I would suggest a pool box. One meant for storing supplies next to the pool. They come in all different shapes and sizes, many are quite attractive, and the sturdier ones will provide a bench seat as well. You could also certainly build a wood one yourself. Your skill level will determine how nice it actually looks when finished, lol, but there's not too many things easier to build than a box with a hinged top. PJ |
A storage bench? I have one similar to the one on the link below. It depends on the space you have. It's nice to have a place to sit. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Storage Bench
- Posted by yippee1999 6/7 NYC (My Page) on Wed, Mar 28, 12 at 20:35
tx but...my balcony is 40" x 120" !!! ;-) so even the smallest storage seat will take up too much space.... I already have a cafe table and chairs and a BBQ grill (for use up on the rooftop...no room to store it indoors and not allowed to keep it up on the roof). Right now all my gardening supplies are in stacked up boxes that are 5" x 11". So that's about the footprint I need to work with...just want something that looks nicer than clear plastic storage boxes with plastic bags of soil and perlite sitting on top! ;-) |
A wicker picnic basket? This is the kind of thing I used to go to Pier 1 for years ago when they were cheap and funky. |
- Posted by DaMonkey007 10b - Miami (My Page) on Thu, Mar 29, 12 at 9:46
Take a trip to "The Container Store", they have all kinds of GREAT storage stuff. There's one on 6th Ave, and one at 58th & Lex. PJ |
- Posted by yippee1999 6/7 NYC (My Page) on Thu, Mar 29, 12 at 12:21
A wicker basket...that sounds like just the look I'd like...but do you think it could remain outdoors 24/7...stand up to rain and snow? As for the Container Store, I do love that place but have never seen anything outdoorsy looking...the only thing that might stand up would be their plastic containers I'd imagine....though I did just find this which could look a bit more outdoorsy than plastic boxes...though I'm not so keen on the black rubber look...but I will keep it as a potential item too. So thanks! |
Here is a link that might be useful: container store
Wicker would not last forever (unless you get something made of the faux wicker they make now), but you'd get a couple/few years out of it. Don't spend a lot so that it doesn't upset you when it's ended its useful life and you have to toss it. |
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I have an Ariens model 911019, 21" self propelled with a 5hp Tecumseh engine. The engine is shot and I am considering replacing it. Any suggestions would be appreciated. I like the mower. The self propelled is sturdy. The bag fills evenly and is a good size. It has good lift.
Briggs, Tecumseh, Honda, Kawasaki? |
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All the above engines will fit. The key thing to look at is The length of the shaft and the thickness of the shaft. If you get an engine with the same specs as indicated, it will be plug and play a 20 minute job if not then you will have to fart around and make changes. |
As suggested by Rolm, get the shaft length and diameter off the original engine. A replacement Tecumseh would be the best choice - except Tecumseh is out of business. If you do find another Tecumseh, replacement parts such as carburetors are drying up. For this reason, a Briggs Quantum may be your best, most ecomnomical choice. These are available in all types of shaft sizes. The bolt pattern is the same as the original engine. The Briggs Quantum is fairly inexpensive and is a good running engine with reasonable power. There are tons of these in the boneyards that could be refurbished for a servicing fee. The Honda GC is another good engine, but will not is not as common in the various mower shops. A new engine would probably need to be ordered from the distributors. This engine is more expensive than the Briggs. The Kawasaki is a premium engine that would be expensive |
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If there's a bar Daniel Day-Lewis is going to after his next Best Actor victory for portraying an old president, it's Lincoln Tavern in Southie.
Like its namesake, this new space from the owners of The Paramount in Beacon Hill has all the makings of a legend, with exposed bricks, dark mahogany floors, and a 50-foot bar lined with high-back stools.
Call it part Oval Office, part Sinatra-era speakeasy, and part brick-oven pizzeria. Or just call it your new mancave away from home.
The drink selection makes your mini-bar at home look, well, mini. Whether drinking with friends (13 beers on draught and another 25 in bottles) or catching up with dad over some "real drinks" (The Quiet Man: bourbon, maple liquor and sweet vermouth) there's no shortage of choices.
The wood-fired brick oven certainly beats heating up a DiGiorno at home, with varieties including homemade meatball with fontina cheese and basil or the perfectly simple margherita. Heartier fare like steak frites and braised short ribs might fall into the "best-you've-ever-had" category.
Something the Lincoln film plans on earning, too.
Price: 2 (out of 4)
Noise: 2 (out of 4)
Subway: Red Line to Broadway
Scene: Classic vintage saloon feel that your whiskey-sipping dad would approve of
Best bets: Polenta fries; spaghetti and clams; butternut squash pizza
Go early: Check back soon for full brunch program. Can you say breakfast pizza?
Stay late: Feel free to get caught up in conversation, as the kitchen is open until 1a
Nearby: Junction; Blackthorn Pub; Stats Bar & Grill


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5 And the beast was given a mouth uttering haughty and blasphemous words, and it was allowed to exercise authority for forty-two months; | 5 The beast was given a mouth to utter proud words and blasphemies and to exercise his authority for forty-two months. |
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