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The grocery store. Still a good place to chat up a potential date.
Now it's also a good place to take one out.
If your game is on point under those bright fluorescent lights in aisle nine, it should only get better in the decidedly more intimate space at Commonwealth: the hybrid market/restaurant from former Fenway Park chef Steve "Nookie" Postal, now open in Kendall Square.
They sell gourmet food (more on that later), but that's where the supermarket comparisons stop. No massive aisles stocked with a million different salad dressings. No long lines packed with coupon-toting seniors. More like a massive dining room adorned in brick-and-wood-beam glory and a long copper bar packed with a young professional afterwork crowd.
So what do you get at a market/restaurant? For starters, no E-Z Mac. More like grilled octopus and prosciutto. For entries, no frozen burritos. More like grilled Colorado lamb steak. And for dessert, you're going with white chocolate blondie sundaes paired with a Sweet, Salty & Smoky cocktail (mezcal, sweet vermouth, bitters, kosher salt).
On the way out, if your date starts picking up stuff for breakfast from the adjacent gourmet market, then you're probably on your way to seeing it for yourself.
The first thing you should do upon arrival? Check her fridge.
Price: 2 (out of 4)
Noise: 2 (out of 4)
Subway: Red Line to Kendall Square
Best bets: Grilled octopus & prosciutto; grilled Colorado lamb steak; half Long Island duck
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From the Archives: Miracles and Science, Part 5
By getting rid of the miracle stories in the Bible, Bultmann and his followers hoped to make the Christian story more palatable to modern man. Although I recognize the emotional weight of this sentiment, I am not convinced that it is an intellectually coherent approach, mainly for reasons of self-consistency.
Series: Evolution and Original Sin by Robin Collins (5 entries)
The Recipe For Creationism
How does social context affect what Americans believe about science and religion, especially in regards to human origins? A new BioLogos-funded survey reveals the factors influencing the beliefs.
Ch. 11-12: Wrapping Up
Origins has given us a lot to think about, namely that there are indeed several "Christian Perspectives on Creation, Evolution, and ID", as the title states. Genuine believers have thought deeply and carefully about the various kinds of evidence and have come to differing conclusions.
Saturday Science Links: October 25, 2014
In science news this week, read about magical nose cells, 45,000 year old thigh bones, and the weirdest looking dinosaur ever.
Saturday Science Links: October 18, 2014
Collection of the best articles of the past several weeks on science (and faith) from around the web.
N.T. Wright and the Resurrection: Reviewing "Surprised by Scripture" (Part 3)
Wright reminds us that robust Christian faith takes evidence on board, but fuses reason with faith, hope and love.
Origins News Roundup for August 20, 2014
From science and religion blogs: quantum uncertainty and God, the remarkable fact that we have come to understand our place in the created order, and the role of theology in making wise choices about the use of technology.
The Christian Reformed Church votes to support scholarship on human origins
We should celebrate the many times that our churches and colleges encourage scholarship. I saw several delegates at Synod stand up and speak directly about the importance of supporting scholars who engage the science and religion dialogue. The recent Synod decision was a move in the right direction.
Series: The Human Fossil Record (19 entries)
In this series, James Kidder provides an intriguing study on transitional fossils and the evolutionary history of modern humans. He begins by discussing the fossil record, explaining how new forms are classified. He then explains the physically distinguishing trait of humankind—bipedalism. From the discovery of Ardipithecus, the earliest known hominin, to the australopithecines, the most prolific hominin, Kidder focuses on the discovery, the anatomy, and the interpretation of these ancestral remains.
What Americans Think and Feel about Evolution
The new Gallup survey shows in broad strokes the challenge we face. But more nuanced surveys find that only 8% of Americans are convinced creationists whose beliefs are dear to them, and only 4% are convinced atheistic evolutionists whose beliefs are dear to them. The vast majority of Americans are not sure of their position and are open to a conversation.
Series: Evolution Basics (50 entries)
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
Origins News Round-Up for May 28, 2014
This weeks in Origins news: studies of a skeleton uncovered in 2007 provide clues about rapid human evolution in the Americas, our climate and Christian stewardship, a few BioLogos folks give interviews, and some cool links to miscellaneous finds.
Series: Intelligent Design and Common Ancestry (4 entries)
Would those genuinely interested in learning about evolution benefit from a careful explanation of why these common objections don't hold water? Here the answer seemed to me to be "yes."
BioLogos Is Hiring
We are searching for a qualified candidate to serve as Content Editor, beginning August 1.
Series: Interpreting Adam (7 entries)
In December 2013, Zondervan published the anthology Four Views on the Historical Adam, featuring the perspectives of four prominent Evangelical scholars. This series features in-depth interviews with three of these scholars about their views on Adam, as well as the broader implications for all of Christian theology.
Still Surprised by Easter
We now take for granted an understanding of the Christian story that was largely worked out by Paul and later theologians. Even though the Gospels were composed after Paul's letters, they were concerned to tell the story itself in all its strangeness as it had been preserved by the first generation of Christians. And what we find in the stories themselves is the shock and wonder and surprise that the resurrection caused.
"The Language of God" Book Club – Chapters 10-11
Collins' original use of the term "BioLogos" was as an alternative label for the position often known as "theistic evolution." Now this gets a bit confusing as "BioLogos" became the name for our organization that Collins founded (after the publication of this book). We continue to be dissatisfied with the label "theistic evolution" because as Collins said, most non-theologians are unsure how the term "theist" "could be converted to an adjective and used to modify Darwin's theory."
Series: BioLogos Basics (5 entries)
So what is BioLogos? Well it all began with a scientist and a book.

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I have yet another mower that needs repaired.
This one was bought NOT working. My brother bought it in hopes of a cheap fix to make mowing the lawn easier. It is a self propelled Toro Model# 20018 with a Tecumseh 6.5 Ft/Lb I've found that is has NO spark. I've removed the kill wire from the Coil and
(again I'm a shade tree fix'er up'er) This leads me to believe that the COIL is my problem.
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Is there excessive rust on the coil or magnets? If not, there's a good possibility it's the coil. |
- Posted by tnshooter83 (My Page) on Fri, Apr 30, 10 at 6:03
Yes, There is some rust on the the Flywheel, and maybe a little on the coil. But the magnet looks good. I don't see much rust at all on the magnet. It looks good/black. Thanks. |
Check the stop switch on the end of the bail cable.I just fixed one where the cable was stretched and it was grounding it out(Just like releasing the bail to shut it off) |
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20017 failed to fire...had the coil replaced to get running again......had fixed under the 3 yr warranty over 2 yrs ago |
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Thanks to all that replied. I replaced the coil today, and it now runs. The coil cost 37.50..wow..... Thanks again |
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Esc during gameplay to pause and show the mute button.
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Some issues
Its good but some major issues that prevents it to be awesome.
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slowdowns are not necesarly bad in these kinda games if they dont affect the controls but here the ship keeps moving after you stop pressing the move key and it gets you killed.
--You can destroy your own missiles: So you can't use your missiles with your other weapons and you have to actually stop shooting when you use your missiles against a single enemy.
--The levels are a little repetitive: You should introduce more new enemies per level, for example the first level is too boring.
I like this kind of space shooter games, so I kinda like it despite the issues, so good job and I hope the feedback helps you.
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The Square, Bristol Member's Club at the Berkeley Square Hotel, boasts an array of unique art on the walls and comfortable sofas and chairs. Relax here after a hard days sight seeing or shopping.
The Lower Deck Cocktail Bar is located on the bottom floor of the Club. Here Square Member's will away the evening sampling our extensive range of cocktails and fine wines. Events are held regularly throughout the week, with discount entry for Berkeley Hotel guests.
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Hops: Simcoe & Sterling
Serving Temperature: 40-45 F
Suggested pairings: With the balance malt profile and notes of caramel and citrus, we suggest……
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Leadtek's latest offering into the extreme graphics line is one of great success. The card itself has only a few problems. One notably is that that card is very long, and if you have a motherboard with poorly placed memory or IDE connectors, you are going to have troubles. Most new boards however, do still fit this card in, even if a bit cramped.
Performance-wise, the card was superb. Its default speeds were enough to make me want to just run benchmarks and games on it all day to see those lovely FPS scores come up. Overclocking was nothing super, but then the Ti4600 is a chipset that is running extremely close to its actual limits. With an overclock of 317/689 you get a bit more power out of the card.
Price-wise, the card is well above most peoples budget. Coming in at over $800 AUD, that's a lot for one video card. Moreover, Ti4400 cards are reaching Ti4600 default speeds for $300+ dollars less than the GF4 Ti4600, making Ti4600 a rather expensive novelty.
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Race Date: June 14, 2014
Registration Dates: We have decided to keep the registration open until we reach 400 entries. We had 400 riders start last year so if you aren't gonna start, don't send in a postcard...simple as that. Please write the following information:
- Name
- Class (see below)
- If under 18 at time of race, let us know.
Rider Limit: As stated above...up to 400 bikes. Word!
Start: Schimelpfenig Park in Chaska, MN at 8:00 am. There is a shelter, playground equipment, kitchen with refrigerator, limited parking, VFW across the street...in other words, it has what is essential for a great day. Directions will be posted at a later date.
Classes*: Open Women
Open Men
50+ Masters
*if there are more than 5 tandem crews we will call that a class too and bust out a trophy so rally!
Course: The route last year ended up being 107 miles; there is 7% tax applied to gravel centuries held in June. While the course will be similar to last year, there are a few changes and additions we are working into it. Maybe we'll drop some of that info as we lead up to the race but probly not.


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Ilesanmi Adesida
Primary Research Area
- Microelectronics and Photonics - Semiconductor electronic devices
Ph.D. Electrical Engineering University of California, Berkeley 1979
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Research Statement
The Nanoscale Processing and Devices Group investigates the processing of semiconductors and other materials at the nanometer scale level and applies these techniques to the realization of ultra-high speed optoelectronic devices and circuits. Electron beam lithography with novel resist materials coupled with various dry etching methods are used to achieve nanoscale patterning. The impact of processing at these dimensions are investigated on the performance of heterostructure field effect transistors, photonic, and other quantum effect devices in compound semiconductor materials such as Indium Phosphide, Gallium Nitride, and Silicon Germanium. The Group conducts research on various aspects of the fabrication of these devices including ohmic contact formation, Schottky contact formation, isolation methods. Micro/nano analytical methods are utilized to investigate material conditions needed to achieve optimum processes. Recent thrusts for the nanofabrication work are in the application area of biochemical nanotechnologies.
Nanofabrication and nanoelectromechanical systems; Electronic and transport properties of nanometer-scale semiconductor structures; High speed optoelectronic devices and integrated circuits; and Radiation Effects.
From 1987 to 2010, awarded 34 Ph.D.'s, 21 M.S.; supervised 19 Post-Doctoral Fellows; and supervised numerous undergraduate research projects. Research Funding have been received from the State of Illinois, NSF, NASA, JSEP, SRC, NIH, UIUC Research Board, UIUC-CRI, ONR, Beckman Institute, ARO, ARL, DARPA, Sandia, ETRI (Korea) and industry (KOPIN, CREE, Samsung, Intel, McDonnell-Douglas, APA Optics, TRW, ATMI/Epitronics, NZAT, SVT, Triquint, EMCORE, Sarnoff, and GTE).
Research Interests
Nanofabrication, Electronic and transport properties of ultra-low dimensional semiconductor structures; High speed optoelectronic devices and integrated circuits; and Radiation Effects.
Research Areas
- Nano-electro mechanical systems (NEMS)
- Plasma devices and plasma science
- Semiconductor electronic devices
- Semiconductor lasers and photonic devices
- Semiconductor materials
Teaching Honors
- 1999 Advisors List for Advising Excellence (College of Engineering)
- Oakley-Kunde Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Education, University of Illinois (1994)
- 1993 Advisors List for Advising Excellence (College of Engineering)
- Certificate of Recognition as Faculty Mentor for Minority Students (1992)
- Certificate of Recognition as a Finalist for the Oakley-Kunde Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Education (University-wide)
Research Honors
- Fellow, Optical Society of America (2004)
- Fellow, American Vacuum Society (2004)
- Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science (2003)
- Associate Member, Center for Advanced Study, UIUC (2000-2001)
- Fellow, IEEE (1998)
- Best Paper Award, Micro- and Nano-Engineering (Europe) (1997)
- University Scholar, UIUC (1997)
- Distinguished Lecturer, IEEE Electron Device Society (1997 - 2006)
- Member, Bohmische Physical Society (1988)
- Electron Microscopy Society of America (EMSA) Student Presidential Award (1978)


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Knowledge in the making : academic freedom and free speech in America's schools and universities
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The Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Tribal Council hereby enacts the following Landlord-Tenant
as a means of protecting and balancing the competing interests of landlords
and tenants within
the jurisdiction of the Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Tribe.
WHEREAS, lack of adequate housing for the benefit of Tribal members remains a continuing problem, and
WHEREAS, the provision of rental housing units by the public and private sectors should be encouraged by insuring adequate protection of property owners rights; and
WHEREAS, the interests of tenants to continued occupation of leased premises without arbitrary interference by property owners should also be protected; and
WHEREAS, a speedy, fair and adequate remedy should be available to landlords and tenants for redress of grievances; now therefore.
07-02-02 Court Order Required
No person shall be evicted without a court order authorizing the eviction.
07-02-03 Grounds for Eviction:
1, The tenant has failed to pay rent when due; or
2 . The tenant is using a housing accommodation or other premises for an illegal
purpose or in a manner which is contrary to policies of the Sisseton-Wahpeton
Housing Authority and/or Department of Housing and Urban Development of policies
established by a private landlord; or
3. The tenant is committing or permitting a nuisance; or is maliciously or by
gross negligence substantially damaging the premises; or the tenant's conduct
is such as to interfere substantially with the comfort and safety of the landlord
or of other tenants or occupants of the same or another building or structure
in the community; or
4. The tenant has unreasonably refused the landlord access to the premises for
the purpose of making necessary repairs or improvements required by law or by
the lease, or for the purpose of inspection, or of showing the premises to a
prospective mortgagee, or other person having a legitimate interest therein;
5. Expiration of the stated term of the lease and the tenant has continued in
possession, of the premises without the written permission of the landlord;
6. A person enters, without right of title, onto vacant or unoccupied land or
tenements of another.
No lease shall be canceled during its term except for cause as herein above
defined and pursuant to the procedure herein set forth.
07-03-02 All leases which have been set forth in writing and specify
a definite term shall be
deemed canceled at the end of the term.
07-03-03 In the case of a housing accommodation tenant, the tenant shall
provide at least 60
days prior to the end of the term verification of household members, financial
eligibility, and such other information as deemed necessary and appropriate
by the housing accommodation to recertify the tenant's eligibility for housing.
A NEW LEASE SHALL BE EXECUTED AND APPROVED BY ALL PARTIES. The failure of the
tenant to provide the rectification information required shall be deemed cause
for cancellation and non-renewal of the lease.
07-04-02 Notice - General
A landlord or owner of any premises shall not commence an action in court for
eviction prior to three days from the date of service on the tenant of a written
notice to vacate and quit the premises. The notice shall be issued and signed
by the landlord or his representative and shall specify the description or identification
of the premises, the landlord's right to possess same on or before a specified
date, or, in the case of past rent due, state the requirements to either pay
the funds owing or make an arrangement satisfactory with the landlord for payment
of past rent due, vacate the premises on or before the specified date.
Service of the Notices to Vacate and Quit Service of the notice to vacate and quit may be made by any of the following methods:
1. By personally delivering a copy of the notice to the tenant/lessee, wherever
they may be found; or
2. By personally delivering a copy of the notice to any other person, 16 years
of age or older, who is occupying or in charge of the premises; or
3. In the case where no one is on the premises, by posting place, on the notice
in a conspicuous premises while continuing efforts to make personal service;
4. By depositing said notice in the United States mail, addressed to the tenant,
certified-mail return receipt requested. Such notice shall be deemed served
on the date it is accepted for delivery by the tenant or his representative
or at such time it is returned to the landlord by the United States Postal Service
as "refused" or "not claimed".
A proceeding for an eviction shall be commenced in the same manner in which
other civil
proceedings are commenced.
(See Chapter 33, Section 33-06-01). The complaint for eviction shall describe the premises and shall state the reasons why an eviction is sought, and shall itemize amounts past due for rent and/or any other amounts charged to the tenant's account in connection with the property. Said complaint may be filed not sooner than three (3) days from the date of service of the notice to vacate and quit.
The Tribal Court, or its successor, shall have jurisdiction over any eviction
proceedings arising out of property situated on tribal or trust land or otherwise
falling within "Indian Country". Any tenant entering into a lease for premises
administrated by the Sisseton-Wahpeton Housing Authority, regardless of where
said premises may be situated, is deemed to consent to the jurisdiction of this
Court over any questions arising out of such lease.
Service of the summons and complaint upon the tenant shall be in the manner
prescribed for other civil actions. The summons shall state that an answer to
the complaint or an appearance may be made by the defendant before the date
specified for hearing and that failure to answer or appear may result in a default
judgment and an order of eviction. If possible, the summons shall specify a
hearing date.
07-06-01 HEARING A hearing shall be set on the complaint for eviction not less than five (5) days nor more than ten (l0) days from date the complaint is filed.
After a hearing on the complaint for eviction, the Court may, if service of
the summons and complaint has been made on the defendant, enter a judgment for
the plaintiff for money damages and for restitution of the premises. The judgment
may include back rent, other funds owing, damages t resulting from injuries
to the-property and court costs and such other relief as may be just and proper
under the circumstances. If the summons and complaint have been served upon
the defendant less than five (5) days before the hearing, the court may enter
such interim orders as appear necessary to protect the interest of the parties
as they appear from the pleading.
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Any tenant may at any time after the entry of a judgment of eviction by default,
petition the Court to vacate the judgment and any order of eviction. The Court
shall vacate such a judgment and order when the tenant can show that the Court
did not have jurisdiction to enter the order or judgment, or that service of
process was not made according to law, or that the order or judgment is contrary
to law. If the Court vacates an order or judgment of eviction by default, the
Court shall hold a hearing on the petition or complaint within ten (10) days
thereafter, and shall at the conclusion of the hearing, enter judgment in favor
of the plaintiff or defendant in accordance with the provisions of Section 07-07-01
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Kristoffer has always love performing, but his life almost took another path. While attendning Loma Linda University as a pre-med student, Kristoffer had a series of side jobs that led him to being cast in the 1st National Tour of Rent. From them he decided that performing is what he wanted to do. Kristoffer then made his Broadway debut in Saturday Night Fever, and appears on the cast recording.
Kristoffer's involvement with Wicked began with the musical's debut on Broadway. He began understudying for Fiyero and such actors as Norbert Leo Butz, Taye Diggs, and Joey McIntyre. He has also appeared in the ensemble of the musical. Now he is taking the lead as Fiyero opposite Ana Gasteyer.
Kristoffer talked to M&C.
M&C: Did you always want to be involved in the theater?
KC: I have always loved performing, although as I got older the choice to focus on a career path seemed to be a bit daunting and I opted to take the education and science route versus the artistic path in life. For 3 years I was a Biology/Pre-Med Major in Southern California before a series of side jobs performing led to my being cast in the 1st National Tour of RENT. From that point on I have never wanted to do anything but what I do.
M&C: Tell our readers about Wicked and your role as Fiyero.
KC: Wicked is the story of The Wicked Witch Of The West (Elphaba) and Glinda The Good Witch and how they came to know each other and become the characters that we know and love from the classic MGM movie "The Wizard Of Oz". However, the musical has a twist and is told from a different point of view which engages audiences to re-think what they already presume to know about these famous characters. Fiyero is the "Winkie Prince" that comes to Shiz University where he meets up with Elphaba and Glinda. He is sort of a playboy rich and famous handsome guy that becomes the object of an interesting love triangle with the two women. To see what happens...you will have to come check out the show.
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M&C: What is your history with Wicked? You were in the original Broadway company? Do any moments stick out for you as memorable?
KC: I have been with WICKED since the very beginning on Broadway. I was originally the understudy for Fiyero and covered actors such as Norbert Leo Butz, Taye Diggs and Joey McIntyre. I think that the most memorable moment in WICKED, for me, was when Idina Menzel won the Tony Award for Best Actress in a musical at the 2004 Tony Awards. Idina went through so much and worked so hard for that award and it was such an inspiration for all of us in the cast to see her recognized for all of her efforts.
M&C: Wicked is a hugely popular show with a loyal fan base. How do you feel about stepping into the role? What will you bring to Fiyero that others haven't?
KC: I think that it is so exciting to get to create this role with this company anew. Being the understudy, there is very little room for your own interpretation of a character because you are basically needed to step in a keep a show running smoothly the way the person you are covering does the role. It was difficult for me to let go of many old habits from being a cover and come up with my own version of Fiyero, but I think that I have done so successfully. I am not exactly sure what I do that is different...maybe a few dance steps in my big number...but you will have to come see and let me know.
M&C: What has it been like working with Ana Gasteyer?
KC: Ana is the best. She has become a great friend and is the most giving and supportive actor. I have nothing to say but great things about her. She kicks butt in her role and she keeps us all laughing all the time.
KC: I am definatly planning to see it. Many of my friends have worked on the movie and are in it...so I think it is going to be AMAZING and I can't wait to check it out. My time with RENT was one of the best times of my life. RENT taught me so much and I grew up alot during that time. I made some great friendships that will last my whole lifetime and at the same time I was doing this HUGELY popular show that was unbelievable in its message. I LOVED IT!!
M&C: Do you have a dream theater role?
KC: I would love to create a role...but if I had to pick one that is established...I would love to play Che In EVITA
M&C: Besides Wicked, what are you working on now?
KC: I am working on my own cabaret act. Practicing guitar and taking class as well. That pretty much sums it up.
Kristoffer Cusick |
M&C: Where do you see yourself in 5-10 years? Still in theater? Is there anything else you'd like to try?
KC: I will always be involved in the business. I would love to learn the money and numbers side of things a bit more and get involved in producing things...but I will never not act. I think that I will just mature and develope and who knows where life will take me. I would love to be back in LA, my hometown, doing a TV show or working on a movie...or be in NYC working in some great show.....all of it I am open too.
M&C: Why do you think Wicked has become so popular?
KC: Wicked has a mass audience appeal because of its already established fan base from the classic MGM movie. I think that the shows writing and score and costumes...the lighting and set design and the amazing cast all add to a wonderful night of theater that people from 6 to 96 seem to love to come and watch and leave raving about.
M&C: Anything else you'd like to add or tell our readers?
KC: Thank you for all of your support and love. Check out my website when you get a chance. www.kristoffercusick.com.
Like Kristoffer said check out his website. To celebrate the opening of Wicked M&C is giving away some great Wicked gifts. Enter the contest here.


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Hi, Someone here (Grant?) has a remarkable specimen of this vine. Does it take our full sun? I'm trying to hide the a/c unit and have a sturdy trellis but so far, the vines I've placed there have not done well. Thanks for any feeback. |
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- Posted by Pauly_in_AZ none (My Page) on Tue, Mar 19, 13 at 0:47
hey Mary, this related post talks all about Tangerine Beauty Crossvine as well as others: http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/azgard/msg1122491915993.html you may be able to click to it here: |
Here is a link that might be useful: Colorful Vines for Hot Desert (forum post in AZ forum)
just a fyi the ac units need to breath and they will be blowing hot air around. if you are successful and your ac units get encased by a vine you might be heading into some real expensive headaches. |
Pauly, thanks for the link. I think that's the picture I remember that had me ear-marking the Tangerine Crossvine. Summer Winds on Bell has some good looking specimens. boids, thanks for that heads up. My hubby is a former hvac man and he would never allow that scenario! :-) The trellis is a couple feet away from the a/c unit. I can train the vine in a different direction. |
- Posted by grant_in_arizona USDA Z9 Scottsdale A (My Page) on Sun, Mar 24, 13 at 11:45
Yup, mine love full, insane, hot sun and look good every single day of the year. Great, fun plants! Let us know if you get them and how they work out for you. I think they're one of the best evergreen vines we can grow here. Happy gardening! |
I went back to Summer Winds, they had 4 plants, tall and in 5-gal containers. But they looked dried out and frail. Which could have been okay except the price tag was $50 so that was a no go. Got a Caroline jasmine instead for $13 in a one-gallon. Hope to get it planted today. Thanks Grant - you enabler you!! |
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text: The Corporation wiki last edited by Jagged85 on 11/30/13 01:29PM View full history A corporation is a separate legal entity that has privileges and liabilities that are different from that of its members.Examples of Corporations found in video games:Umbrella Corporation consists of a large bio engineering company that creates many products such as medicines. The company is secretly a very large power, but hides it by creating a powerful public face. They are known for creating a deadly T-Virus that dramatically alters living and recently deceased beings. This corporation plays a huge role in Resident Evil.Aperture Science was a large corporation that died out slightly after the leader if it, Cave Johnson, died from moon rock radiation and a robot named GLaDOS took over and murdered almost every human in the building. The corporation shows large amounts of power, as suggested many times, the ruler of the world and the combines find themselves unable to enter, making Aperture Science one of the most powerful forces in the Half-Life/Portal world.Abstergo Industries is a company that is credited with many technological advancements. As quoted by a character from Assassin's Creed: "We change the world. Every day, in a hundred different ways." The group secretly is after a group called the Assassin Order.


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Is there no end to the attacks on my garden? Families of deer wander at will, park squirrels showed up a few years ago, and now we have beavers! I walked down to the lakeshore yesterday and 6 trees have been felled into the lake and the 7th one, about 12 inches in diameter, is gnawed half through. We didn't have beavers on the lake until a few years ago so this is new to us. I just learned that one beaver will cut down 123 trees in a year... |
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Well it could be worse. At least you don't have elk. Or those darn dragons - they'll burn up your whole garden. |
And turning the Northwest into a Desert. Fence off all or part of your plantings or deer etc. will continue to wander through etc. at will. You can't count on any consistent behavior except repeated damage. Peeler poles with wire mesh deer netting can be quite effective, comparatively inexpensive and not highly visible. In fact, that seems to be part of the deterrence they provide - running deer may sometimes bound into such installations without seeing the mesh, be through onto their backs producing confusion and perhaps alarm. |
I'm going to build a wall around my place and plant cactus along the top. We have more than enough rocks. |
How are you going to keep the dragons from flying over the wall? |
Most of the plants I'm growing benefit from the occasional fire. I'm more concerned about the elk. |
Maybe if you could arrange to have the elk there when the dragons show up... Deer leap very high, you are going to need quite a wall if you are trying to exclude those also. But a wall would give you a background to plant against even if it didn't keep out all unwanted animals. I'd just be mindful of air drainage patterns. |
I'll let the elk and the dragons fight it out in the neighbors' realm. Do deer jump over things if they can't see where they're going to land? I hope not. Actually, the plan is to plant a hedge of Grevillea victoriae around the perimeter of the property, then replace it 8-10 years down the road with a wall. Any better hedge suggestions? It has to tolerate moist or dry soil, sun or part shade, and be nearly deerproof, easy for me to propagate/mass produce, and dense growing without a lot of maintenance. The only problems I can think of with Grevillea victoriae is the tendency to flop over in the snow, and the tendency for it to possibly get leggy after 10+ years. |
That will shoot up quick and I don't think the deer are likely to bother it. Don't know about elk. Then there is the problem of it being a grevillea, posing the possibility of it freezing back just as it has built up some good size. Leaning over of this shrub with branches ending up going sideways across the top I have seen primarily here, I believe because I planted 4" pot size plants that were probably already afflicted with deformed root systems - and at Windcliff, where the same specimen is beginning to develop a branch dieback problem for some reason. Maybe it is rootbound and beginning to girdle itself. The now overly common Pacific wax myrtle also shoots up quickly, and might be a good choice. 'Skylark' ('Victoria') ceanothus is another that would develop rapidly and should be possible to produce or purchase in quantity, in small sizes. Like other California lilacs there is always the possibility of leafhoppers spoiling the foliage appearance in summer or a nasty winter killing it back. Classics yew, holly and box are enduring but slow. Box looks much better with some shade and like yew must have good drainage. English holly is a weed here. |
...you might have to use one of the tall evergreen barberries with numerous long spines. After these filled in enough even the deer might not bother coming through. Would have to get them past the small stage without being prevented from developing or filling in, of course - the animals will be likely to make paths between them before they grow together. |
My 6 foot chain link fence keeps deer and elk out. They have plenty of food outside the fence. My apple tree outside the fence gets regular visits from deer and elk herds. |
- Posted by buyorsell888 Zone 8 Portland OR (My Page) on Sat, Oct 25, 08 at 22:20
Don't forget you've got vampires and werewolves up there by Sequim.....if you ask any teenaged girl. |
- Posted by dottyinduncan z8b coastal BC (My Page) on Sun, Oct 26, 08 at 12:25
Is that why they grow so much lavender? I hear it keeps vampires and werewolves at bay, except at Halloween.... |
I thought about Myrica, but the dry areas might be a little too dry for it to look nice and full. If I water it it could get big too fast. The other idea I had for a hedge was Yucca schottii. But then I'd have a problem when it comes time to remove them. Grevillea victoriae has performed pretty well in my garden in Olympia and seems to make a nice dense plant in a variety of settings. I just hope it can handle my extremely rocky soil with little/no water once established. Maybe I should be looking at things that are even more deserty. |
I've got it growing slowly (but erectly) among salal etc. without irrigation on Camano Island. Deer prevented the gums planted in the same spot from developing. Other native indicators of a sunny dry spot present there are yerba buena and madrone. The watered grevillea near the house soon flopped over, has been cut back once already to get it going back up again. Recently I learned that the Colvos Creek nursery specimen was also cut down low to get it started over again. But it was being crowded by a Nootka rose. |
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"They were hearing perspectives that they'd never heard before," she says. "The judge would say these things and the whole class was like 'What??' But it was great because they got to see what the practical judicial perspective is versus the creative perspective."
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Has anyone in WI tried these from seed and been successful? I've sowed them inside for now, hopefully I'll have luck with these. I've tried seeds once before, and failed miserably. |
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- Posted by madisonkathy 4 (My Page) on Sun, Apr 10, 11 at 8:32
I've never tried portulaca from seed, but my morning glories often self seed. For new varieties of MG, I don't start them in the house, but scatter them when the ground warms up. |
- Posted by tsugajunkie z5 SE WI (My Page) on Mon, Apr 11, 11 at 16:13
I've done portulaca a few times, but its been a while. Seems to me I had to start them early March to have them ready for hardening off in May. tj |
This time, I soaked the seeds overnight. I had one of those Jiffy greenhouse starter trays that you get from Walmart, and started them in there. So, once they sprout, I put them under a plant light, correct? For how many hours? And, don't overwater, but don't let dry out completely. And then, I harden them off by placing outside - away from direct sunlight for a couple days??? And then move them to direct sunlight? After the risk of frost has passed, which in my area is usually June 1st. Am I missing anything? |
- Posted by tsugajunkie z5 SE WI (My Page) on Tue, Apr 12, 11 at 15:48
My fluorescent lights are on about 15 hours a day and held 3-4 inches above the plants. The hardening off process you list is about right. I keep giving them a little more direct light every 3-4 days. Watch out for wind as well as that is as bad as direct light at first. tj |
Thanks. I soaked them overnight, and the morning glories are already sprouting. I'm still waiting for the portulaca to sprout. Once they've all sprouted, according to the greenhouse directions, then I put them under a plant light. For now, I have them out of direct sunlight. I think the last time I tried this, I had them in my basement and overwatered - they got mildew and didn't survive. This time, I have them in a warmer, drier area, so hopefully they'll keep growing strong. I've planted morning glories for the last 2-3 years (I usually purchase from local store), and they've never self seeded for me. |
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Reel vs. Real: Michelle Williams as Marilyn Monroe
This week's Reel vs. Reel offering is about the most recent biopic to offer a cinematic glimpse into the life of Marilyn Monroe, one of the most iconic faces and names in Hollywood. Read about this 2011 biopic which starred Michelle Williams as the famed blonde bombshell after the jump! -
Camera Cameos: Kiev 2A on The Rum Diary (2011)
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The Shot of My Year Rumble Winner Announcement
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2011 Roundup Rumble Winner Announcement
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Most Popular Photo Last Year: July 5, 2011
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Basking at the Beach: Playing at the World Championships of Beach Ultimate
You spend your holidays at the beach? Enjoy and bathe in the sun and then refresh yourself in the water? Well, that´s what most people do on the beach. Not me. Almost every time I travel to a beach I do this to do sports: I play Beach Ultimate. - Ultimate Frisbee played on the beach. Last year in August I played at the World Championships of Beach Ultimate in Lignano Sabbiadoro, Italy. Read on how hard it is to run in the sun when everyone else on the beach is looking for shadow. -
Expired True Colors 200 x Tagaytay
I decided to throw in a roll of expired True Colors film in my bag right before a road trip to Tagaytay with two of my best friends and boy am I glad I did. The results of shooting with not-so-fresh film never fails to surprise. Looking back, it's probably the best ₱40 I ever spent! -
Fujifilm's Photo Rescue Project: The Rescued Photos
After the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami that occurred in Japan last year, in April 2011 Fujifilm launched the Photo Rescue Project to clean photos and albums damaged with seawater and mud in disaster-affected areas. The rescued photographs are now being cleaned and filed by volunteers in Ofunato, in the Iwate Prefecture. -
My Most Memorable Travel Escapade in 2011 Part 3: Point Cabrillo, California
I visited the Point Cabrillo Lightouse near Mendocino in California -
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I visited Mendocino on the coast of California. It was beautiful and "quirky". -
My Most Memorable Travel Escapade of 2011 Part 1
Last year I took a long vacation to one of the lesser-known wine producing regions of California. -
My Most Memorable Travel Escapade of 2011: Cherbourg, France
Sometimes, the greatest of adventures lie only on your doorstep! -
The Breathtaking Mount Bromo
On September 2011, @shielladwnd @ngoki @ panjihardjakaprabon and I were eating at Kafe Kebon in Bandung. After eating, we talked so much and ended up initiating an analogue trip to Mount Bromo. Yes! Mount Bromo. It was a great, great trip! It's my most memorable travel escapade in 2011. -
An Unexpected Gift
Incidents happen everyday, good or bad. What happened to me on the last day of 2011 is so amazing! It truly made my day! Read on to find out what made me so excited. -
Chapmans Peak: A View to Stare At
Up the winding roads and around the beautiful bays lie Chapmans Peak. Pack a bottle of wine, some snacks, and a couple of cameras. Stop often as there is a photo opportunity around every bend. -
Travel Memories of 2011
I know I've kind of missed the boat on posts wrapping up the year that has past in photos or memories but I still wanted to have the opportunity to go through and pick some of my faves that you may or may not have seen over the past year from my Lomography film cameras. When I saw the requested post tagline of Most Memorable Travel Escapades in 2011, I thought that it all fit in nicely together too. -
My 2011 in Analogue: Vivere Disce, Cogita Mori
Learn to live; Remember death. This would properly summarize my 2011. Making new friends, enjoying the family life, and remembering my Grandma. -
My November Wedding in Analogue
On the day I got married in November, I thought that it would be nice to take photos of the wedding ceremony myself. It was my dream for so many years. -
My 2011 in Analogue: From London to Marrakech, Paris, and Valencia
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Dakar Rally 2012
My town, Subotica in Serbia, Europe has a Dakar 2012 bike competitor named Gabor Saghmeister. Just a cold, big man. One of the best riders of Serbia, Subotica, Gabor Saghmeister is ready for a new Dakar Rally to be held from 1 to 15 January 2012. He is now with his team, which held a promotion in Freedom Square, where the citizens of Subotica could see the engine, which will be used this year as well as the engines that were used in the previous Dakar Rallies.


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Country distribution from AmphibiaWeb's database: Brazil
Range Description
This species occurs at c. 142 m altitude along the eastern Brazilian coast, from northern Espírito Santo and northeastern Minas Gerais through eastern Bahia to southern Sergipe States.
Habitat and Ecology
This species is known from primary and secondary forest, including forest borders, gallery forest and even some open habitats, within the Atlantic Forest, and appears able to tolerate a degree of habitat degradation. Individuals are usually found on vegetation around temporary ponds or stream pools. The species is presumed to be a larval developer.
This species is common within its range.
Population Trend
Major Threats
The Atlantic Forest has been subject to substantial deforestation and fragmentation due to historical logging and ongoing large-scale clearance for cattle pasture, and crops such as sugar cane, coffee, and exotic trees, as well as for smallholder agriculture.
Conservation Actions
This species is known from a number of protected areas, including Parque Nacional Descobrimento, Parque Estadual Serra do Conduru, Reserva Biológica de Sooretama, Reserva Biológica de Una, Reserva Particular do Patrimônio Natural (RPPN) Ecoparque de Una, RPPN Estação Veracruz, and Reserva Sapiranga.
Taxonomic Notes
This species was previously within the genus Hyla but has recently been moved to the resurrected genus Hypsiboas (Faivovich, et al., 2005).
Renato Feio 2006. Hypsiboas pombali. In: IUCN 2014


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Just heard on ESPN radio.
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http://www.post-gazette.com/stories/...eekend-649875/Source: Wallace to return to Steelers this weekend
August 21, 2012 12:57 pm
By Ed Bouchette / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The Steelers expect that Mike Wallace will arrive back in Pittsburgh this weekend and sign his one-year contract after they return from their third preseason game in Buffalo, multiple sources told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
The Steelers play Saturday night in Buffalo. Presumably Wallace would be eligible to play in their final preseason game against Carolina Aug. 30 at Heinz Field, but whether he will or not remains unknown. The Steelers have off on Sunday after their game against Buffalo and will have only two real days of practice before they finish up the preseason against the Panthers.
However, reporting this weekend would give the Pro Bowl wide receiver two weeks to practice and prepare for the regular-season opener in Denver Sept. 9. It also could reopen negotiations on a multiple-year deal between Wallace and the Steelers, talks that ended when he did not report for the start of training camp July 25. The Steelers have a long-standing policy of not negotiating contracts once the regular-season begins. So if Wallace signs his one-year tender Sunday or Monday, it would give them less than two weeks to work on a multiple-year deal with him.
Those negotiations had been ongoing after no other team made him a contract offer as a restricted free agent, a period that ended in April. Wallace's rights then reverted back to the Steelers exclusively, but he has not yet signed the one-year tender of $2.742 million they offered him. After Wallace declined to sign it and did not report to camp, the Steelers turned to another wide receiver, Antonio Brown. Their 2011 team MVP agreed to a six-year, $42.5 million contract just two days into training camp.
Still being a jerk. Why wait until this weekend. Is that his last desperate act of defiance?
I still want his talent, but I have lost a lot of respect for Wallace because of this futile little drama he has been playing. Without a doubt I question his judgement and common sense going forward.
Playing Fantasy Football does not qualify you to be the in the front office or on the coaching staff of the Pittsburgh Steelers. They are professionals and you are not!
Is there a 3 day rule for Wallace? The new street free agents and the PUP list crew had to wait 3 days from when they were signed/activated until the could practice. I've never heard of that applying to holdouts, but the timing would make sense.
Not until I see him holding a Lombardi over his head after catching the game winning TD. He has just been too much of a jerk through this for no reason at all. He accomplished nothing except falling behind learning the new offense. Sure he didn't get injured but he never did before either and guess what he is coming back to play for exactly the tender that was on the table 6-8 weeks ago...not a penny more.
Playing Fantasy Football does not qualify you to be the in the front office or on the coaching staff of the Pittsburgh Steelers. They are professionals and you are not!
Report: Mike Wallace to sign contract this weekend, return to team
Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Mike Wallace will end his holdout and report to the team this weekend, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports.
The Steelers play Saturday night in Buffalo against the Bills and play in their final preseason game against the Carolina Panthers Aug. 30 in Pittsburgh.
Wallace had a one-year tender of $2.742 million that the Steelers offered him but Wallace has said he is looking for a long-term deal. While Wallace held out, the Steelers signed wideout Antonio Brown to a six-year, $42.5 million contract.
Wallace made his first Pro Bowl last season after catching 72 passes for 1,193 yards and eight touchdowns.
Sounds like more games of cat and mouse to me.
Catch the game winning TD in the Super Bowl? That's what he has to do to obtain forgiveness? What if he has a Jerry Rice level performance in the Super Bowl, just to have a John Taylor type come in out of nowhere to catch the game winning score? What if he catches a long bomb at the end of the game but is called down at the 1 yard line, so we run it in for the winning score instead?


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With the exception of developing web-based technologies, commercializing new technologies usually takes longer than traditional businesses because it takes a lot more scientific research, money, and time to get a product idea ready to enter the market. One one hand, if you have a relatively simple device, you may get lucky and take only 3 years to get it to market (that's fast!). At the other extreme, a biotech product idea or drug can take 10 – 15 years!
That's why most technologies are "matured" at private, university, or government research and development facilities. They can apply for and receive government grants for technology development. Additionally, they have resources to vet the idea from a market perspective.
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Cinematic Listology By Monika Bartyzel on August 21, 2014 | Be the First To CommentFrom Robin Williams' suicide to James Foley to the shooting death of Mike Brown and the ongoing tension in Ferguson, Missouri, that it inspired, it's been a really crappy month. The idea that there's always something bad going on seems to have reached new heights, obliterating the Rule of Three and morphing social media into a daredevil experience – stay current if you dare. In times like these we need moments of recalibration, feel-good experiences that allow us a reprieve from the negative. As movie fiends, film is the perfect safe-haven, or so one would think. During the mess of drama this week I started Googling feel-good movie lists and was shocked to see how many required the viewer to feel bad before they felt good (if at all). Lists included the melancholic Little Miss Sunshine, Robin Williams' own dark suicide comedy World's Greatest Dad, the Holocaust drama Schindler's List, and Up, which requires you to go through cinematic devastation before the sweet journey. One list of movies "that instantly make your day better" even includes Magnolia. Another at IMDb is labeled as "feel-good melancholic atmosphere." Sure, these films might make some viewers feel good, for whatever reason – we all have beloved films that other people can't understand – but they aren't "feel-good" films guaranteed to brighten everyone's day. They are not movies someone who is feeling bad can turn on to lighten their mood and take them out of their angst and pain. So, in an attempt to […]
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I am a great boy and pretty laid back. I am submissive when I meet new people but only a little bit shy. I know whoever brings me home is going to love me like crazy. I love to meet new people so be sure to stop by and see me. The Haven is open from one to five pm, seven days a week.
I don't know why but I ended up in the county animal control. Lucky for me, I came to the Haven at the Inn where I will be safe and well cared for until my forever family finds me. Please keep checking back for updated pictures and more information.
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It was unexpected, normally I don't get concerned if the temps are in the mid 30's. However, a few days ago we were calling for mid 30's, when I woke up the temps were around 26. Everything was growing... However, not everything was covered in frost so heavy. Some stuff looked like it didn't have any frost, others had a light coating, some were completely covered.
So far I have minimal noted damage. Picea Engel. 'Bush's Lace' suffered the worst (it's out in the open field). All new growth including the new leader is brown. The old growth appears OK so far. Green Giants have a couple of brown patches, boxwood shrubs have lost all new growth, I think I may have lost Acer palmatum 'Waterfall' (no new leaves appear to be growing yet). Questions: Any chance the bush's lace or Green giants will be OK? Will it push new growth or loose a year? I'm maininly concerned with the leader of Bush's Lace. How long does it usually take for something to show damage? I'm wondering if I'm out of the clear on everything else or not. Again, it's been 3-4 days. I was kind of waiting to post to see how long it would take for some damage to appear. |
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- Posted by toronado3800 Z6 St. Louis (My Page) on Fri, Apr 20, 12 at 21:55
We had a little frost a week or two back and by the end of a week I think I saw all the damage. Good luck with it all. Darn crazy weather. |
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i have had multiple HARD frost/freezes .. and the established GG dont care ... you are just going to have to wait it out on the bush's .. ken |
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If you were wondering what the Indiana Pacers' Danny Granger thinks should be done with child molesters, today is your day. He's got a brilliant solution, which he posted on Twitter.
They should throw the molesters in the prison yard with some KY strapped to their chest and tell the inmates to have at em lol… Bet they wouldn't be molesting anymore children after that lol
Very cool idea, Danny Granger. Very Old Testament. Most definitely something to have some lols about. Not sure how we can get him in charge of all of the country's laws, but that needs to happen. Honorary sheriff badges should do the trick.
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Grace W. Grey of Pennswood Village, Newtown, died Thursday, Jan. 30, 2014. She was 96.
Born in Kenmore, N.Y., Grace grew up in Buffalo, N.Y., and was a graduate of Bennett High School and Buffalo State Teachers College. She taught in Norwich, N.Y. prior to her marriage.
She raised her family during moves to Kenmore, N.Y., Clarence, N.Y., Elma, N.Y. and Morrisville, Pa. She was active in church life wherever she lived, teaching Sunday School and serving as president of the Women's Association. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church of Morrisville for 55 years.
Grace was an avid reader, a gifted seamstress, an active quilter and was instrumental in the completion of the 20th Anniversary Quilt at Pennswood Village. After raising her family, Grace also began painting and participated in a number of art shows.
Grace was the daughter of the late Francis and Elinor Forbes Whitelock; the wife of the late James T. Grey Jr., and mother of the late James T. Grey III and Bruce Whitelock Grey, USN.
She is survived by her daughter, Linda Applestein of Wallingford, Pa.; six grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
Relatives and friends are invited to a memorial service for Grace and her son, Jim, at 10 a.m., Feb. 22, at Pennswood Village, Penn Hall, 1382 Newtown Langhorne Road, Newtown, PA 18940.
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Bedding 101
How to navigate the multitude of bedding choices on the market and design a bed for your ultimate comfort and style
By Carla Jordan
Designers know that new bedding is the way to change the look of the boudoir without the need of a pricey total room redo. However, this trick-of-the-trade can create the illusion that a quick trip to the mall is all it takes to achieve makeover magic. In reality, the hunt may be just the beginning if your taste is more discerning than a cookie cutter "bed-in-a-bag." Going a la carte serves up a dizzying array of choices whether shopping in department and specialty stores or via catalog and online. So we've created this guide to simplify the search and make it easy to create a bed that reflects your individual style.
Foundation Pieces
Bed pillows can make or break a good night's sleep so it pays to invest in ones that are well constructed. Although there are choices galore, what it basically comes down to is fill, support and size. For light support, go with a soft fill like down, feathers or silk. Organic cotton and wool deliver firmer support. For added support, pick a gusseted pillow with side walls that help maintain shape. Natural latex foam pillows relieve pressure points because they're molded to contour to neck, shoulders and spine. Eco-friendly pillows are also in the spotlight. Whatever your pick, spend a few extra dollars on a pillow protector to use as a hygiene buffer.
A mattress pad protects, preserves and costs significantly less then replacing a mattress that hasn't been properly maintained. Basic pads are constructed with a flat quilted top layer that fits snugly over the mattress sides. New innovations include down fills that mimic featherbeds and visco-elastic memory fills that respond to body temperatures and shapes, providing added support. Both mattress and box springs should have mattress pads and before you shop, measure the depth of each piece so you come home with ones that fit.
Feather beds rest atop the mattress and are akin to sleeping on a bed-sized pillow. They make the sleeping surface extra cushy while relieving pressure points for a more restful sleep. Like bed pillows, fill choices range from natural down to synthetics. Featherbeds should be protected by either a removable cover that totally encases it or by a deeply fitted sheet that covers both the featherbed and the mattress. Featherbed fill is kept from shifting from one side to another by baffle quilt-like stitching so all it takes is a quick shake to restore fluffiness.
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May 22, 2012 12:04 AM by Ariel Wesler, KSBY News
Students at Righetti High School in Santa Maria are holding an art show Monday and Tuesday night to help the fight against cancer.
More than 700 pieces of student art will be on display at the school. The show includes all types of art including paintings, drawings, and ceramics. The students hope to sell their work to raise money for "Relay for Life."
The pieces range in price from $7-$500.
"It's vital that our students no matter what department they're in, no matter what their specialty is, that they know that they have the power to help others," said Righetti Art Teacher Leanne Del Rio.
The artwork will be on display until 8 p.m. Monday night and from 6-8 Tuesday night inside the Righetti High School Gym.
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