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Which daylilies would everyone choose to get the prettiest and alot of blooms at the lowest price all summer? With all the knowledge here and experience I figure I could get some good ideas, for my list of spring orders.
Jill |
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I love an oldie called 'Ida Miles' - it built buds and bloomed for two months straight last summer (mid through late). I got mine from Oakes for $5 - a nice clump at a very nice price. Laurel |
I like lulaby baby for clumping and continual blooms for months. It is a very light peach. It is a def. choice for around my mailbox because it keeps going and going. |
- Posted by kydaylilylady z6 KY (My Page) on Tue, Dec 5, 06 at 14:22
I guess I'd have to go with DESTINED TO SEE These either rebloomed nicely or bloomed for a goodly length of time last year. Janet |
These would be my recommendations for high-quality inexpensive rebloomers: AUTUMN WOOD |
- Posted by sweatin_in_ga 8 (My Page) on Wed, Dec 6, 06 at 16:24
I'd have to go with ALL FIRED UP. In only its first blooming season in my garden, it bloomed for 3-4 weeks often with multiple blooms, then after a week or two it rebloomed, and rebloomed again after that with the blooms just as bright as the initial blooms. In fact, several weeks after all my plants were done blooming, I dug and moved many including All Fired Up. Two weeks later, in mid-October it put up one more scape for only to have our first frost of the season kill some blooms and disfigure and/or discolor others. If you like bright orange, I would recommend this one! |
I have to agree with MOONLIT MASQUERADE. It blooms and blooms for me and makes a solid wall of flowers for me. After 3 years, I have had to divide it every year. Renee |
- Posted by pjinpa z7, NC (email@example.com) on Wed, Dec 6, 06 at 17:10
It's not as hard as you might think to find nearly "everblooming" daylilies, Jill! It was hard for me to move my nursery last year from PA to NC, mainly because so many of the best plants I had to go through all that trouble for were relatively inexpensive... hardly making it "worth it" in a business sense... but I just couldn't leave those that did so well behind! Anyway, these are the fastest reblooming plants I've grown... in BOTH my previous zone 5 AND new zone 7 locations: ALICE'S DAY OFF Naturally, there's more... just have to access my database and check that out too. Most all these are less than $15! Good luck! Paul Owen |
- Posted by loveofmylife680 z7 al (My Page) on Thu, Dec 7, 06 at 0:31
What great choices, now I have just got to find who has them all in stock. Keep em coming folks! |
- Posted by gonegardening 7 VA (My Page) on Thu, Dec 7, 06 at 8:58
I'll add some, too. Adam Eaton |
Tets below. These are all older dls but the have been good ones for me. Inherited Wealth, Frances Joiner, Tommie Lee Joiner And Wedding Band definitly get my vote. I'll add Awesome Blossom, Chris Salter, Ida's Magic, Malaysian Monarch, Elizabeth Salter, Elegant Candy. Dips, Barbara Mitchell, Bonnie Pink Ruffles, Lake Norman Spider and Trahlyta.......Ellie |
- Posted by riverratspaz 09LA (My Page) on Thu, Dec 7, 06 at 17:32
SALMON SHEEN blooms all summer long here in zone 9, and puts off proliferations like a mad man, you can have a huge stand in a couple years. PARADE OF PEACOCKS awsome blooms if you like that color, but high stems and gorgoues blooms, steady through the summer here also. PEACOCK MAIDEN my favorite as far as color and some grace too. Great performer, and i think if im not mistaken had 4 waves of bloom on that clump. best of luck |
Web of Intrigue puts on a spectacular show in my garden! I was amazed only 2 years old...minimal fans kept blooming for months! Stephanie |
Here are some of my choices: PAPER BUTTERFLY BARACUDA BAY WEDDING BAND WISEST OF WIZARDS AWESOME BLOSSOM INTO THE MYSTIC DARLA ANITA MANHATTAN NIGHT Those are just the ones off top of my head....If I took the time to go through my catalog I'm sure I'd find many, many more! |
- Posted by piano_lady2 14 (My Page) on Sun, Dec 10, 06 at 18:51
I have found that zone is important when comparing performance. I'm on the MS/LA border and some of the ones mentioned in the thread don't perform well here. They don't like the heat. Some great/low cost performers for me here are: Grand Marshall (yellow with ruffled edge) I have a few that were mentioned above that I get a bloom or 2 a year on. I need to send them up north. Send up North List: Fairy Tale Pink |
- Posted by loveofmylife680 z7 al (My Page) on Mon, Dec 11, 06 at 10:32
Great choices everybody now I have got to narrow it down by size,bloom times and color. Thank you everyone for your input. Elle you are in the same zone and state as me so I assume you have all these and they have done great for you? I am also going to try some other choices too. Nancy cant wait to get the one I won off of ebay from you this spring. Jill |
- Posted by cindi_in_ks z6 KS 67230 (My Page) on Thu, Dec 14, 06 at 19:02
RED VOLUNTEER, no doubt about it, best ever in my hot zone 6 yard. ELEGANT CANDY, STRAWBERRY CANDY, BEAUTIFUL EDGINGS tie for second for bloom time and fast clumping. |
- Posted by ladylovingdove 8a Fort Worth Tx (My Page) on Sun, Dec 17, 06 at 10:48
ok here are my favorites for hot country Victorian Lace but not cheap yet |
- Posted by daylilylady z5 ME (My Page) on Sun, Dec 17, 06 at 20:05
Number one bloomer and repeat bloomer in my garden is JANICE BROWN. Not only is she beautiful but she bloomed her little heart out and has a slight fragrance also. Marilyn |
- Posted by phaltyme21 5-6 (My Page) on Mon, Dec 18, 06 at 22:45
I have several that are exceptional at blooming. BELA LUGOSI RED RAZZMATAZZ ALL FIRED UP MARKED BY LYDIA SILOAM DOUBLE CLASSIC and, last but not least, BITSY, she is the first to bloom in my garden and continues until the hard frost gets her. Kay |
One of my favourites and a great parent is "First Knight - Salter, 1995" |
- Posted by down2earth (My Page) on Thu, Dec 21, 06 at 19:52
I didn't see 'Grace My Love' on anyone's list and it is also great if you like to hybridize and the old, old 'Miss Jessie'. My 'Fairy Tale Pink' seems to like it just fine in the lower end of zone 8. 'Elizabeth Salter' who so many like has never done well for me. Go figure! |
- Posted by newyorkrita z6b/7a LI NY (My Page) on Tue, Jun 5, 07 at 17:12
Wow, That Bold Encounter is a STUNNER!!! More for the must have list. |
- Posted by bloomincrazy z4-5ONT (My Page) on Tue, Jun 5, 07 at 19:48
One older CV that did well for me last year was Daring Deception.( I haven't seen it mentioned) Bloomed for at least 6 weeks straight, if not longer. |
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The inlaws tried it in the late 80s. Did two parks in a day and then said they didn't enjoy themselves. Really, can't imagine why!
Had a coworker who went with me to a conference in Orlando. She didn't like to plan any meals. Would rather sleep in every day (one conference she didn't go to a single thing until we presented- the other one she kept leaving the meetings she did attempt to go with). Then she wanted to go places to drink. (I don't drink) So she expected me to be with her to watch her drink and "meet" people who I didn't know or cared to know. So she would bash me for going to the park while she drank. Ummmmm I don't see the big upset. She just wasn't a Disney fan and doesn't see any attraction. I am okay with that but she was such a hater toward me if I had Disney music playing softly in my office. I mean- there were plenty of things she does/did that I had no interest in but didn't bash her. That's the part of it that I just really don't get.
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- Create quiz questions in the Question Library in your course, then import those questions into your quiz.
- Creating a library of questions allows you to import questions into your quiz in random order.
- The same questions can be used in multiples quizzes without having to re-create the questions.
- Organize your quiz questions in sections (aka folders) in the Question Library by topic, by chapter or unit, or using your own organizational scheme.
- Create a title for each question to easily pick out specific questions to include in your quizzes.
- Preview multiple times before making the quiz available to students.
- Before opening the quiz to students, correct any formatting errors, typos, and any other issues you notice that may cause confusion for students during the quiz.
- Correcting questions or answers while the quiz is in progress is not recommended.
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- Creating Sections and Questions in the Question Library
Creating a Quiz - Editing a Quiz
- Bulk Edit
- Importing Questions
- Importing Questions in Random Order
- Submission View Settings (student view of completed quizzes)
- Previewing Quizzes
- Viewing Completed Quiz Attempts
- Submitting Attempts on Behalf of Students
- Manual Quiz Question Grading
- Quiz Question Re-Grading
Creating Sections and Questions
Quiz questions can be created in the Question Library in folders called sections. From there, they can easily be imported into D2L quizzes. The advantage of using the Question Library is that the same questions can be used in multiple quizzes and imported into quizzes containing random sections.
Sections allow instructors to organize questions in the Question Library. You can create sections or folders relating to specific topic areas, by quiz or exam, or organized by the type of question.
- On the navigation bar, click Quizzes.
- Click Question Library.
- Press New and select Section from the dropdown menu.
- In the Name text box, type a name for the section.
- Click Save. The section now appears in the Question Library.
- Click on the section or folder name, then begin creating questions in the section.
The D2L Quiz Question documentation explains how to create the five most commonly used quiz questions:
It is possible for D2L administrators to import new quiz questions from a properly-formatted Word document. To learn about formatting the questions you wish to import, view the Standard Format for Importing Questions documentation.
Creating a Quiz
- On the navigation bar, select Quizzes.
- Click New Quiz.
- In the Name field of the Properties tab, type a name for the quiz.
- Optional: Select a category.
- Import questions from the Question Library. See the Importing Questions section below.
- Recommended: Check "Disable right click" in Optional Advanced Properties so students cannot easily print the quiz.
- Press Save at the bottom of the Properties tab.
- Click on the Restrictions tab to set timing-related options.
- Activate the quiz by choosing Active in the Status pulldown menu. Students cannot see inactive quizzes.
- Click the Has Start Date and Has End Date checkboxes to add start and end dates to your quiz. Use the pull-down menu to adjust the dates and times. This sets the quiz window, the period of time which the student has to access the quiz.
- In the Timing section, limit the amount of time students have to take the quiz:
- In the Time Limit text box, enter the number of minutes allowed for the quiz.
Recommended: Allow normal submission for late submissions. - Also, click the checkboxes in front of enforced and show clock.
- When you've finished making changes, press Save.
- Click on the Assessment tab.
- Recommended: Link to a grade item on the Assessment tab:
- Select the grade item for this quiz from the Grade Item pull-down menu
OR - Create a grade item for this quiz by clicking [add grade item]
- Fill out the dialog box as appropriate
Tip: The points entered in the grade item for this quiz must equal the total points for the questions offered in the quiz.
- Select the grade item for this quiz from the Grade Item pull-down menu
- Recommended: If you want the quiz to be automatically graded and scores sent to the Grades tool, select Automatic Grade and Auto Export to Grades.
- Set the number of times students can take a quiz in the Attempts Allowed dropdown menu. The default number of quiz attempts is 1.
- Press Save.
- Optional: To make quiz results available to students, access the Submission Views tab. Refer to the steps in the Submission View Settings section below.
Editing a Quiz
To edit an existing quiz:
- Click on Quizzes on the course navigation bar.
- Click on the title of the quiz to be edited:
- The Properties tab of the quiz appears. You may make changes on this tab and on any of the other tabs of the quiz.
- Press Save at the bottom of the page to retain your changes. Or, press Save and Close to retain your changes and return to the list of quizzes.
Bulk Editing
The bulk edit feature in the D2L Quizzes tool allows instructors to update specific quiz attributes including quiz titles, quiz categories, active/inactive status, and number of attempts.
To access this feature:
- Click on the topmost checkbox above the list of quizzes to select all quizzes.
- Then press the Bulk Edit button.
- The Quizzes bulk edit page appears.
Make the needed changes on this page.
Press Save to retain your edits.
Importing Questions
You can import questions into a quiz from the Question Library. Questions will not be randomized so all students taking the quiz will see the same questions in the same order.
To import questions into your quiz, click on the name of the desired quiz in the Quizzes tool:
- On the Properties tab, scroll down to the Quiz Questions section; press the button labeled Add/Edit Questions.
- Press the Import button.
- From Source Collection dropdown menu, select Question Library.
- Select the Source Section that contains the quiz questions to be imported.
- A list of questions will appear.
- Check the checkboxes in front of the questions to be imported into this quiz.
OR, choose the topmost checkbox to select all questions.
- Press Save. Your questions are now imported in to the quiz.
- Press Done Editing Questions.
- You are returned to the Properties tab of the quiz. Press Save.
Importing Questions in Random Order
This option allows you to present questions to students in no set order in a quiz. Students will then see all selected questions or a subset of all questions randomly, depending on the number of questions in the question set and the number of questions you specify for each attempt.
Create your questions in the Question Library first, then create your quiz:
- Random sections or folders can only be created within an existing quiz so you must create a quiz before you can create a random folder.
- You cannot create new questions within random section folders.
- Questions imported into a random folder must all be assigned the same point value.
- You may create multiple random folders in a quiz if needed. You may also mix random sections with specific questions in a quiz.
To import quiz questions randomly:
- On the Properties tab of the quiz, press the Add/Edit Questions button.
- Click on the New button and select Random Section from the dropdown menu.
- The New Random Section page appears.
- Type a title for the random section.
Students do not see the title so keep it simple, e.g., Random.
- Press Save.
- A purple folder appears in the list.
- Click on the purple folder to open it.
Note: If you miss this step, the quiz questions will not be presented to students in random order.
- Press Import and wait a bit.
- The Source Section dropdown appears. From that dropdown, choose Collection Root or a specific question folder of your choice:
- Wait a moment; the list of questions and/or folder(s) appears.
- Check the checkboxes in front of the questions or the folders containing questions that you want to import into the random folder.
- Press Save.
- Above the question list, specify the number of questions that should be presented to each student.
- Also indicate the point value to assign to each question in the random folder.
- Press Save.
- Choose the "Done Editing Questions" link in upper right to return to the Properties tab of your quiz.
- Optional: Set the number of questions to display on each page of the quiz.
The default is all questions on one page.
- Optional: Check the box in front of "Prevent moving backwards through pages".
- Press Save.
- Preview your quiz as your students will see it to locate and correct typos, formatting errors, etc. before students access the quiz
Choose Preview from the dropdown menu accessed by clicking on the arrow to the right of quiz name at the top of the page.
Submission Views Settings
Using Submission Views, you can set options for displaying to students results of graded quiz attempts. Students only see their own quiz results. Those students who do not take the quiz will not have access to the answer views.
- In the Quizzes tool, click on the name of the desired quiz or exam.
- On the page that appears, select the Submission Views tab.
- The Default view settings display. The default settings allow students to see their own grade on the quiz, immediately after submitting the quiz.
- To edit the default view, click the linked Default View text.
OR to create a new view, click Add Additional View.
Note: The availability of the default quiz submission view begins at the time of the student's submission. By default, all quizzes are set up to only display overall scores immediately after submitting the quiz.
- In the additional view, name the view (e.g., Answers) and choose the date and time that the answers should become available to students.
New: When creating an additional view, you may now limit the amount of time students have to view their answers with the Limited Duration option.
- Scroll down to the View Details section; under Show Questions?, choose Yes.
- You may choose to show all the questions on the quiz, just the questions answered incorrectly, or only those answered correctly.
- You may also allow students to view their own responses to the questions you display, i.e., Show all questions with user responses.
- In addition, you can allow students to see the correct answers for each question you display, i.e., Show question answers.
- You may display the points earned on each quiz question as well as the total points for each question, i.e., Show question score and out of score.
- In the Score section, select Show attempt score and overall attempt score to each student their total earned points on this quiz.
Note: When students view their graded submissions, they will also have the option to View Feedback for questions in which comments were created.
- Once you have chosen the desired settings, click Save.
- To turn off student access to questions and answers, press Add Additional View to create another submission view, setting the date and time you want student access to answers to disappear.
Previewing Quizzes
Once you create your quiz or exam, it is very important to preview it multiple times to review it from the student perspective. Previewing can help you locate spelling, grammar, and formatting errors, missed images or instructions, and other errors. Resolving these issues before students begin taking the quiz or exam means a better experience for students.
To previous a quiz/exam:
- Click on Quizzes on the navigation bar in your D2L course.
- Find your quiz in the list and click on on the arrow to the right of the quiz title.
- Choose Preview from the dropdown menu.
- Read the instructions and press Start Quiz! at the bottom of the page.
- Press OK to confirm.
- The quiz questions display in preview mode just as students will see them. Make note or take screenshots of any problems or errors with the Submission Views information so you may correct those errors later.
- You may answer questions, save your answers, then submit your quiz.
- Questions and answers will display if you set up Submission Views to allow students to see their results.
- Preview attempts are not saved so you will not see this attempt in the list of student attempts, and your score won't appear in the D2L gradebook.
- Repeat the preview process several more times especially if you made corrections after previous previews.
Viewing Completed Quiz Attempts
- In the quiz list, click the black arrow to the right of the desired quiz name, and select Grade from the dropdown menu.
- The list of all completed attempts by all students appears. The default choice when accessing this list is shown as "Users who have completed an attempt." Note that there are other options. Make your choice, then click on the magnifying glass icon to the right of Search field above the "Restrict to" dropdown menu.
- The results meeting the criteria selected above will appear, if any results are available.
Note: If a student indicates s/he took the quiz in question but you cannot see it in the list of completed attempts, select "Users with attempts in progress" in the dropdown above, then click on the magnifying glass icon to the right of the Search field to complete the search. A list of students with unsubmitted attempts, those who entered the quiz but did not submit the quiz, will appear.
- If results appears, click Attempt 1 beneath a student's name to view an individual student's quiz answers for that attempt.
- Optional: After clicking on Attempt 1 link, you may access the Quizzes Event Log (found in the section labeled Attempt 1) to view a timeline of that student's activity in the quiz.
Submitting Attempts on Behalf of Students
Sometimes students complete a quiz but exit without submitting their attempt. It is possible for instructors to view and submit those quiz attempts on behalf of the student(s).
IMPORTANT NOTE: This must be done after the quiz period has ended, or it could interfere with students currently taking the quiz.
- From the Manage Quizzes area, click the black arrow to the right of the desired quiz, and select Grade.
- From the Restrict to dropdown menu, select Users with attempts in progress.
- Click the magnifying glass to the right of the search box above.
- If results display, you will see the attempt list with an "In Progress" notification and an "Enter Quiz as User" icon.
- Click "Enter Quiz as User" icon:
- Click Yes to confirm.
- The student's attempt will open. If desired, review the quiz answers in that attempt.
- Submit the quiz on the student's behalf by clicking Go to Submit Quiz, found at the bottom of the list of questions.
- Confirm the submission if asked, or click Exit Impersonating if you decide not to submit the quiz of the student's behalf.
- If you chose to submit the attempt, you will be returned to the list of unsubmitted attempts for that quiz.
Manual Quiz Question Grading
This section describes how to manually grade a quiz containing question types that are not practical for D2L to automatically grade. This includes short answer or long answer essay questions and, in some cases, fill-in-the-blank questions.
- On the navigation bar, click Quizzes.
- Click the black arrow to the right of the quiz your wish to grade, and select Grade from the menu that appears.
- On the screen that opens, you will see a list of all the users who have completed attempts.
- Select the first attempt in the list.
- You will be taken to a page that will display the details of that student's quiz attempt. Scroll down to the Quiz Results section. Under each individual question, you will see both your question and the student's response. If you specified a correct answer when creating the quiz, you will also see this text in the Answer Key section under the student response.
- Click Expand question feedback. Click in the textbox that appears to enter individual feedback for the student on his/her answer.
- To enter a grade for the response, manually enter a number in the Score textbox. Notice that it also indicates the point value you assigned to the question.
- You may then scroll down to the next question in the quiz. If your quiz has a large number of questions or your grading process requires more than a few minutes for each student, we recommend that you save frequently as you grade individuals. To do this, scroll down to the bottom of the screen and click Save.
- Once you are finished grading this attempt, click Save at the bottom of the page.
- Recalculation will automatically occur whenever an individual question is graded. If you manually alter the final score on a quiz and then decide to clear that score, the system reverts back to automatically recalculating the final score.
- Note the word Graded and the unchecked box that appears under it. If you check this box, the grade will automatically be released to the student at this time, as well as be entered into the gradebook. Be sure to SAVE. If you wish to release grades to all students at one time, leave this box unchecked.
- If you wish to add overall comments for the student in addition to (or instead of) individual comments for each question, enter them in the Attempt Comments textbox. If you do this, make sure you scroll down to the bottom of the screen and click Save before advancing on to another submission.
- To advance to the next student's submission, scroll to the top of the page and click the blue arrow pointing to the right. When the arrow turns gray, it means you have reached the last student submission.
- Once you have finished grading all submissions and have saved your final changes, click Close at the bottom of the screen. This will return you to the screen showing all the users and their attempts, with your updated scoring.
- To send all grades to the gradebook and release the grades to all students, click the icon next to the word Graded. Notice that checkmarks appear in all the boxes in the column.
- Click Update.
Quiz Question Re-grading
There may be times when you want to regrade a quiz after attempts have been made by students. Perhaps a question was poorly worded, and you wish to allow an additional answer choice to be marked as correct. Or, perhaps you accidentally marked the wrong answer as correct. In any case, it is possible to automatically regrade quiz questions and award the proper points to the students.
Note: After your students take a quiz, it is advisable to review the quiz attempts to make sure they look correct. If the majority of the class got one question wrong, it may indicate that the question was faulty or unclear.
Note: Correcting your quiz question(s) in the Question Library and in the quiz is a separate step. It is important to make the corrections in both places so the questions are accurate when you copy the components of your course to future terms.
- In the desired course, click Quizzes in the navigation bar.
- Find the quiz you wish to edit. Click the black arrow next to the quiz name, and select Grade from the list.
- On the resulting page, you will see all attempts by all the students in your course. At the top of the page, click the Questions tab.
- Select the radio button for Update All Attempts to ensure that once you make your changes, the grades of all students will be adjusted accordingly.
- Select from the list the question you wish to edit.
- On the resulting page, you will see the number of students who chose each answer option. The answer option with the blue arrow to the left is marked as the correct answer.
Below that, you will see the Grade section where you can make your changes. You will see the point value assigned to the question in this section, which will be relevant when adjusting points.
- Look in the Grading Type section to view your options for re-grading.
- Choose from one of the two radio buttons in the Grading Type section:
- If you prefer to give all students credit for the question no matter which answer option was chosen, keep the Give to all attempts... option checked, and insert a point value in the blank provided.
- If you wish to allow a second correct answer, check the Give to attempts with answer... option. From the dropdown menu, select the answer you wish to mark as correct (you can see how they are numbered above in the Quiz Responses section). Then, in the blank, insert the number of points you wish to award to the students.
- Or, if you wish to correct the points award because the wrong answer option is marked as correct, choose the second radio button. In this case, make sure you: a) award points for students who chose the actual correct answer, and b) deduct points for students who chose the incorrect answer originally marked as correct. This correction requires two steps:
- To deduct points for the incorrect answer originally marked as correct, choose the number/letter of the answer originally marked correct, then enter 0 (zero) for the point value to replace the points originally awarded for this answer. Press Save and choose Yes to confirm.
- To give credit for the correct answer, choose the number/letter of the correct answer option in the Give to all attempts with answer... dropdown menu, then assign the appropriate number of points to award for this correct answer. Press Save and choose Yes to confirm.
- Optional: Enter explanatory comments in the Comment section.
- To deduct points for the incorrect answer originally marked as correct, choose the number/letter of the answer originally marked correct, then enter 0 (zero) for the point value to replace the points originally awarded for this answer. Press Save and choose Yes to confirm.
Your changes will appear in the modification log below and will be reflected in the students' grades for this quiz.
- If you prefer to give all students credit for the question no matter which answer option was chosen, keep the Give to all attempts... option checked, and insert a point value in the blank provided.
Note: This process does not correct the question and associated answers in the Question Library in your D2L course. Be sure to edit the question and answers (and save in all locations when prompted) so all will be correct when you copy this course in the future.
- Press Go Back to Questions at the bottom of the screen to return to the question list. Select the Users tab to view the grade updates for each attempt.
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The narrowing of the blood vessels is known as vasospasm and is a natural response of the body in times of stress reducing blood flow to the extremities and protecting the core organs. In Raynaud's the sympathetic nervous system over-reacts to an external trigger and reduces or cuts off the blood supply to one or more areas of the body. The most common triggers are temperature changes or stress.
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Afghanistan's higher education system suffered tremendously following the Soviet occupation in 1979 and the subsequent wars and civil conflicts of the 1980s and 1990s. Even with the return of representative government and greater stability, higher education in Afghanistan has seen a lack of investment and development. To address this need, the United States Government—through USAID—joined the Ministry of Higher Education, Afghan business leaders, and private donors in Afghanistan and abroad to establish the American University of Afghanistan (AUAF).
AUAF is the only private, independent, non- Profit University in Afghanistan. Operating on the U.S. liberal arts model, the university offers programs in business administration, information technology and computer science, political science, and public administration. AUAF's English-based curriculum provides a world-class education to Afghanistan's next generation of leaders. More than 60 percent of its undergraduate faculty holds doctoral degrees. AUAF prizes free expression, tolerance, mutual respect, critical inquiry, and academic rigor. It teaches those values within the Afghan cultural context and the protections afforded by the Constitution of Afghanistan.
Current activities
- Offers undergraduate degree programs in business, information technology and computer science, and political science and public administration.
- Provides the Foundation Studies Program (FSP), a college preparatory experience for high school graduates to improve their English reading, speaking, and writing skills to the level needed for admission to AUAF's undergraduate programs.
- Delivers professional development training for employees of ministries, businesses, and NGOs, and to the general public through short-term customized courses.
- Provides equal educational opportunities for women in its regular academic programs as well as through specialized training.
- Offer a campus environment that is supportive and intellectually challenging, with the types of services and facilities that students would expect on a U.S. campus.
- Opened in 2006 with 53 students in FSP, AUAF now has increased enrollment to more than 1,000 students in undergraduate programs, 32% of whom are women.
- Held its first commencement in May 2011 with 32 students (22% women) graduating with Bachelor's degrees.
- Offers Afghanistan's first Western-style Master's of Business Administration program.
- Renovated its current campus with seven major academic and student services buildings.
- Developed a campus plan for building its new state-of-the-art educational facilities on a 75-acre site provided by the Afghan government, with construction to begin this academic year.
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American Logistics Upgrades Customer Service Center
American Logistics Company (ALC) has created a unified IP business communications solution with Interactive Intelligence Group Inc., called Customer Interaction Center (CIC).
ALC is a national passenger transportation management company serving transit agencies, school districts, and the healthcare industry. ALC leverages proprietary transportation management and route optimization technology to manage dedicated and non-dedicated vehicles across the United States.
ALC began working with Interactive Intelligence Group (IIG), who is a global provider of unified business communications solutions for contact center automation, enterprise IP telephony, and business process automation.
ALC has reported improved customer service as a result of working with IIG and deploying their new CIC's contact center automation and unified communications functionality organization-wide.
Hants White, chief technical officer for ALC, said "CIC has enabled us to match calls with the best agent based on skill-set, then automatically route them even when agents are working remotely," said White. "CIC has also provided us with multichannel routing capability so our agents can more quickly response to customers whether they contact us by phone, fax, or email."
ALC offers clients an all-in-one contact center platform for multi-channel interactions. CIC has given ALC the opportunity to offer its customers interactive voice responses, call recording, supervisory monitoring, and detailed data reporting.
"As a company that specializes in dispatching transportation vehicles nationwide, we needed a communications system that was nimble, reliable, and insightful," said White. "CIC's open, single-platform software architecture with built-in redundancy fit the bill. It gave us the ability to quickly add new users, while enabling us to analyze interaction data to make better business decisions."
IIG offers customers numerous customer service tools such as a cloud-based service, unified communications, business processing automation, content management, conferencing, predictive dialing, screen recording, and even speech analytics.
ALC said working with CIC was instrumental in getting it deployed under a very tight timeline. "Without ACP's understanding of CIC and our objectives, we would not have realized the full value of this deployment," said White.
White said IIG offers so many tools that he plans on implementing more into ALC's customer service center as time progresses. "We're looking at CIC's speech recognition and text-to-speech capabilities to further improve customer service…The best part is that CIC's unique architecture will let us add applications as we need them without big hardware upgrades. That kind of flexible growth means we can adapt out communications technology to meet customer needs instead of the other way around."
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Canadian Supreme Court Delivers Huge Win For Internet Privacy
well then. (112 comments)
Sudden outbreak of common sense...
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well then. (112 comments)
Sudden outbreak of common sense...
What Caused a 1300-Year Deep Freeze? (258 comments)
This was caused by my ex- wife..
hhah (191 comments)
Mock Bock??
What's the name of it?? (211 comments)
I am missing out otherwise..
I looked through the site and I am missing it completely...
Obligatory. (936 comments)
'I thought I told you woman never to give the Loch ness Monster no 2&50.'
Re:TFA says (54 comments)
Thats what the sharks are fore.
Re:Jessie Ventura (811 comments)
I am Canadian. So I am unsure if you are funny or not./
typo (199 comments)
RuePaul Rand Paul, they are the same
Jessie Ventura (811 comments)
He has had hip replacement surgery. "Former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura is suing the TSA and Homeland Security for humiliating and 'offensive' pat-down procedures he's been subjected to during airport security checks that included 'warrantless, non-suspicion-based offensive touching, gripping and rubbing of the genital and other sensitive areas of his body.' "
He is suing them in court.
yes but.. (441 comments)
Does it run Linux?
Re:Even a broken clock (1051 comments)
Free health care in Canada is the best thing ever. It costs us 60$ a month to pay for it.
Since I can no longer and on disability I would hate to have to consider extra costs.
I think that the problem that in the states it is too much narrow minded thinking.
Even Cuba has free healthcare.
trueism. (181 comments)
I guess the old saying 'don't let the smoke out' is true.
Re:It's not Entrapment. (573 comments)
The other side of the Theatre is the TSA. Another fear-mongering bunch. So much money wasted on this and doing little but turning everyone into suspects. The new scanners don't work well at finding things, that are ones stomach, and on a side.
Would it not be easier, and cheaper to use a time-tested method of metal detectors and every ones favorite sniffing dogs.
Since recently the FBI(?) had busted a group of people for smuggling 50lbs of coke on to a plane, by using a 'secret tunnel. The arrest involved baggage handlers and members of the TSA.
So this is truly a don't pay attention to the man behind the curtain moment.
Re:Oh, the irony! (573 comments)
Isn't that News of the world was doing??
Re:They use civilians as human shields!!! Hostages (395 comments)
Oh course the states did it as well.
Operation Dark Shield.
bunch o fail. (395 comments)
London Calling.
Re:Police not enough? (153 comments)
"will you convert? No no'
'Will you confess? NOnoi'
Well then
Re:Bullshit, but with an extreme reason (355 comments)
The entire usa can be summed up like this.
Weapons of Missing Destruction.
Innocent bussiness (355 comments)
Could the business that are not the warrent sue the Feds for the disuption of their bussinesses?
Since in a sense that they were not part the names on the warrent.
Re:I don't understand the case... (279 comments)
Do your parents moniter your internet usage?
Because responisible don't look over the kids shoulder 24/7. They allow the kids to be trusted with something.
I am in the entertainment industry. I work as an electrician, in a unionized environment.
I work setting up shows, and running lighting consoles, for theatre and music. I also work in film, setting lights, and running cable. I have what could be called an 'industry insiders perspective.' I could even be that guy that talks at the beginning of the moves, explaining what he does.
There are two totally different worlds between the music industry, and the film industry. The artists are treated and paid much differently, from one to the next.
Movie stars once upon a time, were tied to the studio. They worked for a number of movies, for a set amount of money, regardless of how the well the picture grossed. The producer and the director made off with the cash that everyone worked so hard for. The talent was caught in the same sort of web, being pushed to do all these movies because they were signed on. As time went by the contracts moved to a base plus some of the profit. The cast retains some control over images that the studio uses of them to promote the movie. The cast is also responsible for plugging the movie. Works both ways, the actors plug the movie, and everyone sees more money.
When I work on the movie set, there is lots of overtime, days can stretch from the normal 12 hours to whenever they want to stop. The Director, the Producer, and the Assistants are all aware of how the overtime works. The overtime is there in order that the rest of the folks working aren't being abused and punished to work long hours without eating. Generally we go 6 hours before lunch (law requires after 5). We have plenty of goodies and snacks going around for sustenance until then.
Even with the overtime, the labor cost is usually about 30% of the budget.
Most of us understand how little of the album that actually goes to the artist. On 15 dollars, something like 1$ comes to the artist, and depending on if the artist owes something to the studio, depends on how much from that.
The musician goes into the studio to record their album.The record company charges for them to use their space, and equipment. That gets taken out of their sales. If they rack up 200, 000$ in studio expenses, that comes before you ever see your milllion. Add on any additional promo-fee that they might have incurred and we see how fast they loose. The other penalty is that the record company can decide that if they try to promote you in Europe, and it tanks, and they spent a million, that you could be on the hook for that as well. We can see how the companies like to hold their money. Most do.
When the band goes out on the road, someone has to foot the bill. Either the record company or the ban themselves. U2 is one that does. Most don't. If the tour goes bad, then the band isn't being held responsible. The tour is where the band makes their money. But they are playing for a fixed fee. Mega bands like U2 and the Stones command mega dollars. Even with all this profit, the promotors are crying poor. They place constraints on production, and crew sizes. Everything is geared so that it sets up and goes out quickly. Minimal number of crew, minimal overtime. There are few amenities, they try to make you feel guilty over getting paid. How the the labor budget is killing these poor Promotors. If they weren't making a profit, they wouldn't exist.
If the artists got together and said they wanted a better deal. Told the record companies that they wanted the same thing as the film actors, paid a certain base amount plus profits, and say 3 months of album support (interviews etc.), I think that they would be all better off.
The movie industry realizes that it takes people to make things happen. The music industry grinds through talent to strengthen its dollar. The problem is that the band will never get the exposure that it might deserve if no-one buys the record. So when the album is downloaded for free, they have no real counter of popularity. No tour means no work for us at the bottom level.
There are so many labor hours that go into either an album or a movie. The cost of a DVD or CD, seems almost trivial when compared to that. There is a sense of replay value, in that if they are good, then its worth replaying more then once. The cost of a good album is like that, in that you might listen to it multiple times. Movies are bundled with extras, that people seem to want. I'm not here to justify the exact cost, whether albums should be 10 not 20, etc. I won't stoop to say that I don't feel the pinch at 12 bucks for a movie ticket. There are only a few movies that I will pay that much to see. But to be entertained for 6$ an hour isn't too bad. You dont mind paying 50$ an hour for your lawyer or plumber. Your happy that they keep you out of the shit.
Its ok to make money. Sometimes its how you treat those that got ya there.


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Chicago – The man dubbed the "Bully Bandit" by the FBI robbed his ninth bank in less than three months on Friday, February 15 — this time in the Northwest Side Avondale neighborhood. The FBI also increased the reward for information leading to his arrest and conviction to $15,000.
The robber entered the Chase Bank branch in the 3300 block of West Belmont Avenue about 2:20 p.m., approached a teller, and "loudly and aggressively" announced a robbery, FBI spokeswoman Joan Hyde said in a statement.
The man did not display a weapon, but kept one hand under a dark hooded sweatshirt, implying he had a gun, Hyde said. He fled on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash.
The FBI said he is also suspected of robbing the North Community Bank branch in the 1600 block of West Chicago Avenue on Nov. 28, 2012;
— the Chase Bank branch in the 4400 block of West North Avenue on Dec. 6, 2012;
— the PNC Bank branch in the 6600 block of West Ogden Avenue in Berwyn on Dec. 11, 2012;
— the PNC Bank branch in the 6600 block of West Cermak Road on Dec. 27, 2012;
— the Plaza Bank branch in the 5600 block of West Belmont Avenue on Jan. 18;
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— the Chase Bank branch in the 6500 block of West Cermak Road on Feb. 11; and
— the Chase Bank branch in the 4800 block of West Irving Park Road on Feb. 12.
In the Feb. 12 robbery, the suspect robbed a customer at the teller counter, the FBI said.
He is described as a 5-foot-7 to 5-foot-8 Hispanic man in his late 20s or early 30s, with a medium build and mustache.
In Friday's robbery, he wore a dark hooded sweatshirt, dark pants and gym shoes, Hyde said. He covered his face with a black scarf.
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Sean Scully and Evan Rice, members of the Owen Valley High School class of 2012, will continue their football careers this fall at the collegiate level after recently signing letters of intent to Wabash and Manchester colleges, respectively.
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The lineup of specialty potatoes marketed by Tasteful Selections LLC includes about 20 stock-keeping units.
The Bancroft, Wis.-based company joined as a joint venture of Bancroft-based RPE; Watertown, S.D.-based CSS Farms Inc.; Stevens Point, Wis.-based Plover River Farms Inc.; and Carrollton, Texas-based Pro-Health in early January.
The brand should start hitting shelves around May 1, said Russell Wysocki, president of RPE, which is marketing the brand. The brand will be available to retailers nationwide.
"We felt strongly that to effectively bring a new product to the market like this we have to have enough supply to merchandise, market and promote it to the consumers," he said.
"If you have a small offering it's very difficult to get the consumer market to work for us, so we decided to pull out all the stops."
The potatoes are grown on a 1,200-acre operation in Bakersfield, Calif.
Products include fingerling potatoes, small potatoes in red, white, yellow and purple varieties and in sizes ranging from marble and peewee to standard B and C.
Tasteful Selections plans to key in on flavor descriptors to help consumers understand the "unique taste and texture profiles of each product."
To do that, Tasteful Selections plans to go beyond the standard yellow, red, white and purple categories with its "Signature Flavors," which are varieties identified by blind consumer taste panels to have superior and unique taste.
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Sega has filed a trademark for the name Sonic Unleashed, which sounds likely to be the follow-up to 2006's mind numbingly rubbish Sonic the Hedgehog.
Squat is known about the game as yet, but we can all hold hands and pray really hard that Sega has ditched the last game's rubbish adventuring, the cast of useless characters and the annoyingly moody Shadow the Hedgehog.
Or even better, it could be a new 2D instalment. That'd be wicked.
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There will be an African Traditional Dress Fashion Show and Native Tongues Welcome during the opening ceremony at 10 a.m. with a Parade of Nations to follow at 10:15 a.m.
The fair is designed to celebrate different cultures living in Bradley County. Admission to the fair is free and the community is invited to attend this event.
Cleveland State Community College was awarded an Access and Diversity Grant that totaled $66,325 and is a three-year program enhancement grant that will be used to support CSCC's annual Multicultural fair.
This grant will enable additional educational programs and displays to be presented on various cultures. It will also involve expanding the fair to include more exhibits, guest presentations, additional food, and more interactive educational presentations with audience participation.
"The Multicultural Fair has been a very successful spring event at Cleveland State for the past few years, and we hope this year will be even more successful, stated Jana Pankey, assistant professor of the human services/social work program and project director.
"Cleveland is becoming more diverse, and this is a great way to learn about different cultures and celebrate diversity."
The fair will feature a colorful parade of nations, cultural-based entertainment, and diverse food catered from Food Is Good of Cleveland, international studies information, booths featuring different nationalities, children's games and activities, various civic and social service organization displays, performances by Filipino dancers, St. Therese Catholic Church Spanish Youth Dancers, the Cleveland Community Jazz Band, Cleveland State Chorus, and Vocal Rhapsody.
New to the fair this year will be an Amateur Cultural Photography Contest. This contest is open to students, members of the community, youth, faculty and staff.
Each contestant can submit up to three photographs, one per category. There are five categories: Americana, Beyond our Borders, People to People, Budding Artists (for those 17 and under) and Faculty and Staff.
The entry deadline is Wednesday, April 3, and entries will be displayed at the CSCC Multicultural Fair on April 6 for judging by fair attendees.
For a complete list of contest rules or to view submissions online, please visit csccphoto.wordpress.com.
"Everyone interprets culture in a unique way, and we thought a photography contest would be a great opportunity to demonstrate that," stated Becca Tedesco, library assistant.
"It's a chance for people to be creative and share pictures from their travels, family vacations, community events, daily activities, or any other scenario they can think of. The entries will be on display at the fair, so anyone who attends will be able to vote for their favorites!"
Dr. Carl Hite, CSCC president, said, "We are always excited about our Multicultural Fair. The college realizes the importance of our students and their various cultures, and this event is the opportunity to bring all of these different cultures together."
For more information on the upcoming CSCC Multicultural Fair, contact Jana Pankey at 423-478-6230 or 423-473-2438.


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Previously: The Worst of the Worst 2014: The MRC's 27th Annual Awards for the Year's Worst Reporting.
And: Are We "Morally" No Better than Our Enemies?
Watch the videos: Highlights from the MRC's 2014 Gala & DisHonors Awards
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Hey guys, Well I just found out that I didn't get a job that I had 3 interviews for. I can't help but to just sit here and cry because I really thought that I got it! This is beyond... Read More
6Jan 29, '13 by pmabrahamGood day:
What I'm about to share is from the perspective of an employee seeking a job (non nursing; I've applied to nursing school recently though) as well as being in a position where I made hire decisions.
1. Never give up.
2. Always learn.
If you had an interview, review in your mind and go over how the interview went. While you cannot go back in time, think what you need to remember to do differently next time. What can you improve? What needs to change?
3. Whenever you get a an interview, if you've made the decision you want to work for the organization doing the interviewing, let them know at the end of the interview you want to work there.
4. If you had an interview, always send a thank you follow up letter via regular mail.
In the thank you letter, thank the person for their time using their name (did you grab a business card or otherwise write down the name(s) of the person interviewing you), let them know the key points you got out of the interview.
Then list two to three reasons why you believe you are the right person for the job.
End with your hope to hear from them. Be sure to include that you will follow up with them within x period of time where x should be two weeks or less.
Of note, if you don't want the job, still send a thank you letter; but leave out why you are a fit for the job portion.
5. Follow up.
If you didn't get an interview, follow up asking to have an interview.
For key places you want to work, follow up multiple times decreasing the number of follow ups over time. I.e. start off following up once a week for x weeks, then once every two weeks for y weeks, then once every four weeks for z weeks.
6. If you don't get the job, BUT really wanted to work there or are just ... hmmm... I should have at least gotten an offer, call the person who interviewed you, thank them for their time... and now the tricky part... let them know you don't want to change their mind, but could they share why you didn't get the job as you are trying to grow and improve.
While most will either not take the call or just give you kind words (that are lies rather than tell you how it is -- blunt), you will get the occassional person who will give you enough information so that you can learn, grow, and improve for the next interview.
7. Keep track of everything -- dates for sending out applications; date, time, location, person's involved in the interview plus notes you took during the interview; follow up means and results, etc.
Now from the employer hire side of the fence.
* Thank you letters always impressed me. The person valued my time; the person really wants the job.
* How confident was the person during the interview?
* Did the person come across as being honest / a person of integrity?
* Did the person blabber -- T.M.I. (too much information)?
* If I asked hard questions, did they jump on those or give pause or fumble?
* Where they passionate during the interview? Did they show passion for the job?
* What did they dress like? Where they professional? Did they dress like they were going to a party or a date vs. an interview?
* Why should I hire them vs. x number of applicants? What made this person stand out?
There's more... but as you interview... remember human is human. We are all equal; be respectful and kind. Be yourself (hopefully that includes being respectful and kind).
Thank you. -
3Jan 29, '13 by ohmeowzer RNthe right job will come your way. don't give up , when one door closes another opens. never give up !! keep trying and keep me posted !! someone will be very lucky to have you , the others who didn't take you are the loosers !!
4Jan 29, '13 by proud nurse, BSN, RN3 interviews for one job seems like alot for them to make a final decision to not offer you the job. It would bother me, and make me want to know why they decided to go with someone else after having me come in 3 times. Almost as if they really wanted you, but decided not to take a chance on you, which is their loss like the previous poster said. I wouldn't be surprised if they keep your name on file for the next opening, though.
When I was out of work, I applied to everything. When I started getting callbacks for interviews I had my pick of what I wanted to interview for. When I started getting job offers I had choices. Something good will happen for you. Keep the faith. -
1Jan 29, '13 by yourstrulyjmcThank you all. Each day is a day closer to the right job... that's how I have to look at it for now. I applied to several more jobs today. Like some of you are saying, I also thought that 3 interviews was a great sign and that it meant it would only be a matter of time before I was offered the job. I tried to call HR for feedback/constructive criticism, but no response. It's time for me to just move on...GinginRN likes this.
0Jan 29, '13 by yourstrulyjmc@the smack Good luck to you, hang in there... I completely understand, trust me. I heard that the job market for new nurses in FL isn't that great, same for NY (where I'm from). I'm gonna keep applying and I'll try volunteering at hospitals, if anything it'll help me meet the right people... Check nurse.com every now and then for job fairs too -- http://www.nurse.com/events/career-fairs.
@lisy321 Good luck, hang in there... try taking a nurse refresher course so that you can remain competitive in today's market. If a year passes and I still don't have a job, that's what I'm gonna do. -
0Jan 29, '13 by BlackMurse1Quote from yourstrulyjmcIs it possible for you to move to another state or city to find employment?Hey guys,
Well I just found out that I didn't get a job that I had 3 interviews for. I can't help but to just sit here and cry because I really thought that I got it! This is beyond disappointing... If I would've known it was gonna be this hard to get a job in nursing, I may have reconsidered my major 4 years ago. I still have to pay off $30,000+ in loans like pretty much all the rest of us new grads. I'm not even a new, new grad. I'm an old, May 2012 "new" grad. This definitely took a stab to my self esteem, I'm not gonna lie.
Tomorrow I'm interviewing for a part time Tele position at the hospital I work at now as a CNA. A friend of mine, another CNA, interviewed already for that job last week, whose dad works as a nursing supervisor there. I feel like she'll get it, but you never know. I'll be happy for her, but I'll be a lot happier if I get it. I just feel so discouraged. -
1Jan 29, '13 by GinginRNKeep plugging away. It's great you are getting interviews! Before you know it, you will be offered a position. It's very competitive out there.yourstrulyjmc likes this.
1Jan 29, '13 by asantewaa13Chin up my dear! Something good will come along very soon.yourstrulyjmc likes this.
1Jan 29, '13 by benjaeliHang in there. There are some jobs in Bay County, Florida. Two hospitals. Try applying online. It's not close to Miami but might be worth it.yourstrulyjmc likes this.


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Hello all- I have a fellow homebrewer friend that will be in the Madison area Monday night. Any recommendations on breweries or good beer bars (with local craft beers) to hit? Thanks in advance!
breweries 1. Capitol Brewery - Middleton on the west side of town 2. Ale Asylum - Brew pub on east side. I really love their stuff If you are willing to drive 3. New Glarus - well known for their fruit beer and the "spotted cow". Bars 1. malt house 2. old fashioned - downtown 3. Great Dane
1) New Glarus has a cool new brewery, but it closes at 4pm. 2) Capital - They only do tours on Fridys and Saturdays (I think), but check out the Bier Garten. It's open at 3pm everyday. 3) Great Dane is a good brew pub. 4) Ale Asylum is ok - I'm not personally a huge fan 5) The Grumpy Troll in Mt. Horeb is really good. If he's staying in Madison, The Great Dane and Capital are the places to go for sure. New Glarus and Mt. Horeb are each about a 30 minute drive in different directions, but worth trip if he has the time.
Yeah, Capitol and Ale Asylum are the big breweries here in town. Capitol is a little larger and makes some tasty standard brews, the amber is their classic and they've got a decent pale ale. Ale Asylum goes for a little more in the way of extremes with a couple of damn good I/IIPAs, a dubbel, a tripel, etc. and I've never had a bad beer from them. For bars I'd definitely suggest the Malt House, huge selection of beers both bottled and a rotating tap selection. They've got everything from local craft brews to imported Belgians. If he wants to eat as well, the Great Dane is a pretty good brewpub both food and beer-wise, and Brasserie V is a little Belgian place with another huge selection of Belgian beers on tap and in bottles (I think Mondays are $2-off bottle night at Brasserie V and its right next to one of our LHBS's, so its always a good night to stop for me!).
I'd recommend the Essen Haus since it is a blast, but it doesn't serve locals. Think old german beer hall.
There are also the fairly new Sprecher's pub on the west side and the Vintage Brewing Company in the old J.T. Whitney's building.
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Background: Gene sequencing currently used to select therapy in non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), colorectal cancer (CRC) and melanoma (MM) employs traditional standard-of-care (SOC) "hotspot" single gene mutation analysis. Massively parallel (next-generation sequencing (NGS)) has now been adapted to formalin-fixed (FFPE) specimens to provide high sensitivity detection for point mutations, insertion/deletions, translocations and copy number alterations (CNA).
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Finally We have Snow. Started last night and there is about three inches so far this morning. Was gazing out the kitchen window and discovered I have Very Happy Garden junk. LOL Chris |
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- Posted by shades_of_idaho z4/5 (My Page) on Sun, Dec 16, 12 at 13:15
Adding the bed frame hopefully bench next spring too. Had a pretty layer of snow on the edge. And YES this poor bedframe has been through the mill being run over by a CAT and a trip down the river in a flood. Happy Sunday to all. I am back out to shovel the snow off the kitty kennel roof and clear some paths. Chris |
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- Posted by shades_of_idaho z4/5 (My Page) on Sun, Dec 16, 12 at 20:11
Thank you pkponder. Good thing I took the happy face picture when I did. Next I looked out is had slid away.Had a fun time shoveling the snow and throwing some snow balls for the dogs. Started snowing again late this afternoon. :^)))) |
- Posted by marlene_2008 7 (My Page) on Mon, Dec 17, 12 at 12:19
Nothing better than happy garden junk! The snow is pretty! Hope you didn't have to work too hard to shovel the snow though. TFS~ |
- Posted by shades_of_idaho z4/5 (My Page) on Mon, Dec 17, 12 at 12:43
Thanks Marlene. The shoveling was not too bad considering I am not in the best of condition,YET. I will be by the time winter is over. I consider it my morning work out. Just finished doing it all over again. We did not have much more snow last night but it is always best not to let it build up and I like to keep the house side doors shoveled and they catch the roof slide off. The worst is the kitty kennel outside for the inside cats.I am the crazy cat lady with 9.All spayed neutered vaccinated wormed, even the wild ones.$$$$$ :^( The inside cats are not allowed to run free. The ferals we feed can not be caged. The kennel is not made for a roof but I put one up there so I need to keep it shoveled off. It is 6 foot wide by 20 foot long accessed by a pet door in the bedroom window. They love it. They can play outside but not loose in the street or with the ferals. What we go through for our fur babies. LOL Waiting for the road to warm up so they are not icy so we can slide down the mountain to stock up on groceries. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Just above our house about 4 miles.
Nice 'snow' face'!!! With a piece of red fabric at the top it could be Santa! No matter how many other times is snows there, it will probably never have the same face. We have several things in common--I have an iron bedstead that went through a fire. I also have 9 cats. 2 live in the house-they started with a feral mother. Most of the others are the same. One of mine had 'the worlds smallest cat' who would have been in the Guienness(sp) book but had liver and kidney failure a week before we met with the book people. Her name was Bitsy. I still have her mother. All except the latest 2 have been fixed. one is too young yet, and the other is a male that has just been 'put off' because he 'can't' have kittens-LOL To be taken care of just after The Christmas season is over. Mine are friendly enough to come inside when I call them, and each 'group' has a building, and either an electric blanket/throw to sleep on. "What we go through for our fur babies" |
Shades what a neat pic! thanks for posting it. Send us some of your snow. We need it. the mountains are getting it but not down here. |
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I would be happy if most of the snow stayed up in the mountains and just enough here to protect the plants.We are at 2545 Feet here in our valley so not too high. I remember last year my neighbor got his mower out and mowed the lawn on Christmas just to be able to say he did. It really felt so weird. When winter was over last year I felt so unsettled because of the lack of lower valley snow. |
The snow face really does look like Santa or "the ghost of Santa" came to pay a visit & left so suddenly! I loved the icicles on tree limbs & used to think they looked just like glass. This looks like a soft fluffy snow. Much easier to shovel than the compact stuff. Jan |
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Love your snowy pics! Snowy GJ is always great to see! Jeanne S. |
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