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The chairman of the Bernalillo County Republican Party is facing heavy criticism from within his own party and elsewhere for saying that Hispanics won't vote for Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama because they consider themselves above blacks.
Fernando C. de Baca was quoted as making the comments to a BBC News reporter in a blog posting published on Friday.
"The truth is that Hispanics came here as conquerors," C. de Baca was quoted as saying. "African-Americans came here as slaves. Hispanics consider themselves above blacks. They won't vote for a black president."
The campaign of Obama's Republican opponent, John McCain, was quick to denounce C. de Baca's comments.
"Mr. C. de Baca's comments are extremely offensive and insulting. We believe that Mr. C. de Baca's comments in no way reflect the beliefs of New Mexico Hispanics," McCain spokeswoman Ivette Barajas said. "He has no affiliation with our campaign."
C. de Baca hasn't responded to an e-mail request for comment sent Friday evening. Democrats, including the Obama campaign, the state party and the office of Gov. Bill Richardson have also not responded.
Republican 1st Congressional District candidate Darren White put out a statement denouncing C. de Baca's comments.
"Chairman Fernando C. de Baca's reported comments are reprehensible, ignorant and completely unacceptable," White said. "Someone who holds these beliefs has no business holding a leadership position in any political party."
Comments came as Obama spoke in Española
C. de Baca's comments came the same day that Obama spoke to 10,000 people in Española, the heart of Hispanic northern
"I doubt there are more than 10 percent of Latinos who think that way -- and half of them probably won't even go out to vote," Sanchez told him.
Matt Reichbach at NMFBIHOP wrote Friday that he is "a Hispanic with family from the Spanish north. I was at a rally yesterday in Española with nearly 10,000 people who would disagree with C. de Baca's statement. And it is truly a dumb statement to think and even worse to say."
Sanchez told Kelly that Hispanics aren't a homogenous group. Though the federal government defines Hispanics and Latinos jointly as people of Cuban, Mexican, Puerto Rican and South or Central American descent, there is another difference many New Mexicans are familiar with.
Hispanics can be defined as people of Spanish descent. Many in northern
Adding my voice to the chorus
Regardless of whether he had his basic facts about Hispanic history right, I'm going to add my voice to what I expect to be a growing chorus of people denouncing C. de Baca's comments. While others have expressed in the context of the presidential race that there are some racial tensions between Hispanics and Latinos and blacks, C. de Baca's comments were largely erroneous and out of line.
Sure, some Hispanics, apparently including (assuming he was quoted accurately) C. de Baca, hold such racist views. There are people with racist views in any culture group. But the polling and other evidence, regardless of what C. de Baca says, shows that the majority of Hispanics and Latinos support Obama. I have come across many conservative, Democratic Hispanics and Latinos who support McCain, but it's usually because of his stances on the war, abortion or other policy issues, not because of some belief that they're better than Obama.
While there have been some racial tensions between "blacks and browns," as Sen. Mary Jane Garcia recently pointed out in a Rocky Mountain News article, the Obama candidacy is helping change that. Garcia, who originally expressed doubts about supporting Obama, now has an Obama bumper sticker on the back of her vehicle.
It seems C. de Baca is out of touch with reality. The opinion he expressed and which he apparently holds is outdated, racist and sad. I agree with White: Someone who holds such beliefs has no business holding a leadership position in any political party.
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White's Democratic opponent, Martin Heinrich, said in a news release that he finds C. de Baca's comments "offensive, short-sighted and horribly racist."
"Spewing such bigotry proves once again that the GOP leadership of
Meanwhile, C. de Baca said his statement was taken "totally out of context" in an interview with 770 KKOB-AM reporter Peter St. Cyr.
"In the course of talking to (Kelly), I explained that some of the older-generation people, like my grandfather, would always tells us as youngsters that Hispanics came here, I guess it was there way of having us, lifting our spirits, and they would say, 'Remember your ancestors came here as conquerors.' And those were his words," C. de Baca told St. Cyr. "And then they would draw the comparison of the other groups, the Native Americans and so on."
As for the comment Kelly quoted, C. de Baca said, "The point I was trying to make was that there is a generational difference between those folks who were born before the civil rights and those born in more recent periods. Young people today, whether they be Hispanics or some other race or ethnicity, they can't relate to any of that, and so that's what I was trying to convey. The point I did to make to him was that, in my humble opinion, the older set of Hispanics would probably not vote for a black for president, but that the younger ones would flock to vote for (Obama), conceivably."
Reichbach wrote this about the possibility that Kelly misrepresented C. de Baca's words:
"The thing is, I can see that I can see C. de Baca's side of the argument. Anyone who has attempted to explain the oddness of
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I'd like to make a jar or two of pickled banana peppers. The last time I made them they were mushy. I am not making enough where I really need to can them.... so I will just refrigerate a few jars. Does anyone have a good recipe? I searched but did not locate any. |
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About all you can do is mix the distilled white vinegar and pickling salt to TASTE. You could add up to about 15% water. Slice, or at least deseed the peppers. Then pack the jar(s) with them and pour in the room temp brine that has ben tasted. As an added tang, a couple of cut up cloves of garlic can be added as well. If you want a sweeter brine, you can add a little sugar to taste. A recipe isn't really necessary unless it was meant for home canning. These peppers are quite tender, so the addition of some Pickle Crisp, or food grade calcium chloride will help keep them a bit firm a bit longer. ANY heat applied will turn these to mush. Thats the reason I use a vacuum process for my also very tender pepperoncini peppers. They get no heat either and I am still enjoying 3 year old quart jars that are still quite crisp. My brine is full strength 5% whiet vinegar and pickling salt to taste. As you mentioned, these should be stored in the fridge at all times. |
here's Linda Ziedrich's (joy of pickling) recipe for bell or pimentos .. I think bananas could be used Refrigerator Pickled Peppers 2 pounds bell or pimento peppers, preferably of mixed colors, cut into strips or 1 to 1 1/2-inch squares 1 large celery stalk with leaves, chopped 3 garlic cloves, chopped 1 tbsp fennel seeds 1 bay leaf 3 cups water 1 l/2 cups white wine vinegar 2 l/2 tbsps pickling salt In a large bowl, toss the peppers with the celery, arlic and fennel seeds. Pack this mixture with the bay leaf into a 2-quart jar. Makes 2 quarts. |
Bell and pimento peppers are a lot meatier than a banana pepper, unless they are some kind of strain that has a thick flesh. If heat is used to pickle these in brine, they will get quite mushy. You probably wouldn't need any heating of any brine, if they are just stored in the fridge. You can always give them a try for yourself. I have been canning with my vacuum process for several years now, and the pepperoncini have remained very firm and crisp for well over a year at room temp storage in sealed jars. |
I posted the above recipe because it does not call for heat of any kind Kay |
I just came in from the garden with another bowl full of small Bell Peppers, and had intended to start a thread asking about how to pickle them. I guess I don't need to. Thanks for all the advice to bucktales because I'll be using it too. |
- Posted by another_linda Sunset 18 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 31, 12 at 20:00
resurrecting an old thread because it's that time of the year...Pepper time! ksrogers post above was very helpful in dealing with the overabundance of banana peppers this year. I made up a marinade according to k's recs and the peppers turned out very delicious. Used garlic, black peppercorns and a few whole allspice for flavoring. No chance of them "going off" - we are eating them up too quickly :) Kuddos to ksrogers! Linda |
- Posted by another_linda Sunset 18 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 31, 12 at 20:08
Oops! I forgot - we also added a sliced, seeded Jalapeno and a few halved Thai peppers to the mix for heat. Perfect!! |
ksrogers You mention a vacuum process for certain types of peppers. I would be interested in learning more about this. I want to do a small batch of hot hungarian for my husband, but each time I try they turn to mush from the heat. Could you point me in the right direction to learn more abouth this? Thanks so much!! |
- Posted by jimnginger 9 (My Page) on Thu, Aug 2, 12 at 20:50
ksrogers is long gone from this forum and can't answer questions any longer. He was the master of detail, pickles, jams, sausage, equipment, etc. Hopefully someone else can answer this question in lieu of Ken. Oh yes, Happy Birthday ksrogers. If you ever want to come back, you would be more than welcome by at least me. Jim in So Calif |
Ken had a homemade, rather complex vacuum system set up, something that isn't commonly available. But if you are only making a small batch as you said, use one of the safe approved recipes, and keep them in the fridge then no processing or vacuum sealing is needed. See NCHFP for the preparation instructions, also the Ball Blue Book. Dave |
Thanks for the responses. I have been lurking and reading, just wanted to make sure I am doing it right. Been canning for over 50 years and I know that things progress. I just had never heard of that kind of preservation. Thanks to all of you for making this forum the best it can be. Diane |
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I have a Farthing and Sweetcrisp in containers. They grew well this year but I'm concerned about the winter. I was just assuming that I would have to overwinter them in the garage as soon as winter hits in force. The garage temp is around 35-45 during the winter. The reason I'm asking is that I spoke to a southern blueberry farmer I know and they said that these are grown in Michigan for research and that the cold weather won't hurt them. I have a hard time believing that. We sometimes go below freezing for a month at a time, and as low as -20. |
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Sorry, I can't comment directly on your variety. However 1) Plants in containers are more vulnerable to cold than in ground plants. The rule of thumb is to subtract 2 zones for unprotected plants in pots. 2) I have Duke, Chamberlin, and Blue Crop blueberries in zone 5 (Northern Ohio). I bury the pots in leaves and they have done well in the past. But I think that your SHB plants are probably less hardy. 3) I have a couple of other plants in pots that are less cold hardy. I drag them into the garage for the winter. If you store them in the garage, make sure the soil doesn't dry out during the winter. One guy suggests occasionally piling snow on the container to slowly water the plants as the snow melts. Hopefully someone with more specific information will also comment. |
Ed,I think I read on University of Florida's website that Sweetcrisp was good to about zone 6.So your garage may be the better place for them. Brady |
Thanks for the responses. Last year I only had 2 northern varieties and I overwintered them in the garage, but it was too warm for them. This year I now have 5 northern varieties and they will definitely stay outside and should be fine. We have plenty of snow for insulation. My 2 southern varieties will definitely go in the garage. |
- Posted by blueboy1977 9 (My Page) on Thu, Nov 8, 12 at 0:35
Ed, did your sweet crisp come from Florida Hill Nursery? Ive only got 1 left from them and Im almost 100% sure its not Sweet Crisp. I say that from compairing it to the real ones I got from Just Fruits and Exotics. Will this be the first spring you fruited it? Did you fruit Farthing last spring? If so did you like the berries? |
blueboy- Did not get Sweetcrisp from FHN. Got it from Horner Farms. Yes this will be the first spring for fruit for either of them. They were 1 year old plants last spring, so I was planning to let them fruit a little next year. The Farthing was recommended to me for the production.....not sure how they will taste. |
- Posted by gator_rider2 z8 Ga. (My Page) on Thu, Nov 8, 12 at 8:53
I just talk to owner Horner Farms Sweet Crisp needs Farthing as cross pollinator. |
Really gator rider?I thought any Southern Highbush will work? Brady |
My Sweetcrisp has set without Farthing. In fact as much as I can tell from last year with almost no bees, Sweetcrisp will set without pollination. YMMV |
- Posted by gator_rider2 z8 Ga. (My Page) on Thu, Nov 8, 12 at 17:19
Farthing and sweet crisp this give full fruit set on each plant types both are partially self-incompatible. |
When I said that Farthing was recommended to me for the production, what I should have said was that Farthing was recommended to me for 'their' production of berries. They are supposedly heavy producers, which hopefully I will find out in the next few years. As was already adequately explained above, Sweetcrisp doesn't need a Farthing to produce. |
- Posted by foolishpleasure 7B (My Page) on Wed, Nov 14, 12 at 13:52
I talked to the nursery about winterizing my blueberry trees and they advised against it they said blueberry needs chell hours and if you take them inside they will not produce. I listed to them and got no fruit the freezing weather killed them to the ground then they grew weak and miserable. may be I should take them inside or cover the pots with something. |
What varieties are yours foolishpleasure? Chill hours usually happen between 32-45 degrees Fahrenheit. Some Northern Highbush can take temperatures below -20F.While others,like Rabbiteyes and Southern Highbush need a somewhat warmer climate or protection against extreme cold. Each Blueberry plant needs a certain amount of time to rest at the chill temperature and every variety is usually designated with a number of hours. A garage is okay to bring them into during the winter as long as it's under 45 degrees F or yes,they can be covered.Even snow can work.I'd probably use some type of mulch around them also or bury the container in the ground. Brady |
As Brady suggested, foolishpleasure, it really depends on the bush type. I'm also in zone 7B (NC Piedmont), and my potted northern high bush varieties stay outside year round with no obvious detrimental effects. In case of early bud break, I do provide overnight protection when there's a threat of a heavy frost or temps are forecast to dip below 30F or so. I bought a lot of new plants this spring, including some southern high bush and rabbiteye varieties, and I do plan to provide a bit more protection for them when it gets especially chilly (when temps are below the low 20s, which isn't that often in my area). |
- Posted by foolishpleasure 7B (My Page) on Sat, Nov 17, 12 at 18:48
I have 6 blueberry plants and all in containers. 1 Duke 1 Bluecrop 2 Rabiteye 2 Honeyberry. I know that the rabbiteye is a southren bush and the rest are cold hardy. For example the honeyberry is a native of Siberia. But I am not taking any chances I will take them inside my unheated Garage where Temp is about 35 but never goes below zero. |
foolishpleasure, I have all those too.Yes,the Duke and Bluecrop should be hardy in zone 7 unless they are very young or are in tiny containers and the Honeyberries can go way down in cold.Rabbiteyes though may be more temperature sensitive. Brady |
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Prepare for something wild here. We're going to lead an injury update post with a player who isn't named Rob Gronkowski.
There weren't any practices Tuesday because it's a normal off day for players before the usual Wednesday-to-Friday practice grind starts, and because they were far too busy answering questions from Mexican girls wrapped in tight red dresses. So there also wasn't an official injury report, but we were still given a steady diet of updates from coaches and players.
One of those bits of information that came trickling came pretty close to confirming the playing status of Sebastian Vollmer, an important Patriots offensive lineman who hasn't played since late November due to foot and back injuries. An offensive line that's at full strength will be vital during New England's effort to contain or at least limit a Giants' pass rush that has registered nine sacks over three post-season games, and finished tied for second with 48 during the regular season.
Vollmer practiced yesterday, and Patriots head coach Bill Belichick said that he continued to progress smoothly, and there's a possibility he'll play Sunday. Now it seems Vollmer's status has gone from possibly to definitely, although his level of participation is still uncertain.
Patriots offensive line coach Dante Scarnecchia told WEEI that Vollmer will indeed be ready.
"He'll play. He'll play in this game at some point, whether we have Nate Solder outside or him at tackle. He's going to be out there, and thank God we've got him."
Another important tidbit surfacing from the Patriots' camp was word that third-string running back Stevan Ridley would return from his one-game exile. Ridley, a rookie selected in the third round last spring, was effectively fulfilling his role as a change-of-pace runner behind Danny Woodhead and BenJarvus Green-Ellis, especially over the final three games of the season when he rushed for 210 yards, averaging 5.4 yards per carry.
But Ridley then began to look like a rookie running back, fumbling in each of his last two games. Unlike Jim Harbaugh in San Francisco with Kyle Williams, Belichick had the option to bench a rookie in the conference championship game that he didn't fully trust, so Ridley was inactive against Baltimore.
The former LSU standout said that'll change Sunday, and he'll be in uniform for the Super Bowl.
Look, that's nearly 400 words, and only one of them was "Gronkowski". That's because despite the expected Media Day buzz around the most popular ankle in Indianapolis, little has changed since this morning when Gronk first walked out onto the field without his walking boot.
He's still using very Belichikian phrases like "day-to-day," saying that by game day he could be 100 percent, or just two percent. That's a difference of 98 percent. We counted.


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Found 94 product(s) for Atari 8-Bit (1-25 of 94)
First came Sonys, then Toyotas, and then, from the research labs of Mitsubishubuku, the A.E. Designed as a pollution-fighting robot intended to save the world, the A.E. slipped through quality control out into the unsuspecting universe. While the fate of the Free World does not depend upon getting rid of the A.E., they have become a nuisance, much like motorcycle gangs or geese on the runway.
This story is read to the child by the computer. As the story is told, the child uses the joystick to help Oswald climb ladders, do jumping-jacks, and get out of a deep hole. The program combines graphics, voice, and sound effects into a unique product that will fascinate children and adults alike.
Deep in the darkest depths of space, there lies a Base Station. Not just any station, but one which sustains the Alpherions, the most feared space raiders of all time. For years brave men and women from the farthest reaches of our galaxy have tried to destroy this evil outpost. All have been repelled by the Base's ingenious pulsing Alpha Shield. But not you, you have a plan!
The object is to destroy the little apples chasing you by digging holes in the brick floors for them to fall into. Once an apple has gotten stuck in the hole you have to knock it through the hole by beating it over the head. If you get to the apple too late, it may crawl out of the hole and get you.
So you say you want a tongue-twisting good time? Help Ardy lick the ants! All the poor aardvark wants is a nice, peaceful lunch, but no one will let him! Worms, stinging ants, spiders- you name it- they're all after him the second he sticks his tongue down an anthill. What a life! The food is great though, if you're quick and cunning enough to help Ardy zap his enemies before they zap him. Just make sure you don't tie his tongue in knots!
Your job is simple enough, just guard the supplies on the lunar supply base. Sounds easy, huh? Well, wake up and have some coffee, partner! The name of this game is Bandits, remember? Surely you don't think you're going to stand around and scare off an occasional shop lifter.
The battlelines are drawn. Now you assume command of Battle Of Antietam, a grand-tactical simulation of the bloodiest day of the Civil War. From the first shots at 6 AM until darkness ends the carnage at 5 PM, the action unfolds in detail so realistic you will feel like you are playing a miniature game.
A single player arcade-quality game of strategy.
Your object: Land enough troops on each beach to capture it.
You are Blue Max of the R.A.F. in command of a biplane fighter/bomber. Your mission is to pulverize the enemy's airfields and bridges and to destroy as many enemy fighters as possible.
All the thrills and excitement of pro wrestling. Use all the pro moves: Atomic Drops, Pile Drivers, Airplane Spins, and more than 20 others!
Play Canyon Climber and experience the excitement, the challenge, and the dangerous thrills of the great outdoors.
Most of us would like to be heroes. Trouble is, we're often not properly prepared when the chance to do something heroic comes along. This is your chance.
Clear for Action recreates ship-to-ship combat in the age of fighting sail in such staggering detail that only a computer can handle it! Select from a library of over 50 ships from the countries of England, Spain, France, the Netherlands, Denmark... and a small struggling nation known as the United States. Relive many of the significant naval actions of this historic period with the eleven scenarios provided, or "build" your own ships and fight it out with up to seven other friends or against the computer.
The greatest show on earth is tough luck for those on the clean up committee. But tonight's your night for janitorial duty and you're faced with a tent load of balloons collecting dust on the ceiling.
Simulation of conflict in the 26th Century.
A challenging space game, Conflict 2500 is a radical departure from the typical first generation one-ship startrek type games. In Conflict 2500, you have the option to set the scenarios; ranging from one-on-one competition against the computer, to elaborate situations involving up to 10 people.
You're on a jungle safari packed full of wild and zany adventures. Climb the cliffs to the top of Monkey Mountain as you try to reach the jungle's most mischievous gorilla. Don't get clobbered by the coconuts he'll throw your way.
Pffffft! Fizzle! Zzzzzap!
The computer's down and it's up to you to fix it. Well, it's up to you and an expert named Charlie Fixit. But that doesn't mean it's easy. Not by a long shot.
All the action and excitement of Anne McCaffrey's books are brought to life in this exciting role playing action/strategy game.
America's #1 jet fighter simulation.
Strap into your ejection seat and get ready for challenging and exciting modern jet fighter combat with F-15 Strike Eagle!!
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This is right now.
By casey him | July 26, 2014
you probably still have time. go, go now!
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Dirtquake U.S. — Sideburn X SeeSee — This weekend!
By casey him | May 30, 2014
So here it is. Your weekend already planned for you, so simple all you have to do is show up. We'll be there selling many fine things at the swapmeet on saturday. We'll be there partying saturday night. We'll be racing with hangovers on sunday. You will be there too, along with half of the motorcycling northwest and some dastardly foreigners to boot! Oh, the fun you'll have. No Excuses ('specially you Sean…), it's an hour up the road, for chrissake!
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Kawafuckoffski for sale. 900 wingwangs.
By casey him | March 13, 2014
Yep, the kz440 (aka Das Vunder Hundt aka the wienerbike) I own for some odd reason is finally good enough to go. Good commuter/learner/beater or fodder for that totally rad cafe-bratty-murderedout-bobber you've been aching to build all these years. For $900 you can hotmelt glue astro-turf all over it and take it to Burning Man for all care.
Title in my name, tags good till next summer. Starts, runs, stops, goes, needs blinkers or not…
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Shop party.
By casey him | March 1, 2014
If it's not raining you should ride, just sayin'.
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The old dog.
By casey him | February 24, 2014
I was reading a story on the Sideburn blog the other day, about a ducati (cagiva….) that had "more makeovers than David Bowie." I felt pushed to dig through the scrapbook and document some of my Triumf's ch-ch-changes over the years.
7 wheels, 2 tanks, 3 oil tanks, the Tracy body, 3 pairs of pipes, 2 forks, 2 hardtails, 2 frames, a top-end, countless bar set-ups and on and on.
Working on the latest version right now……
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For sale: For a – cause.
By casey him | January 1, 2014
Luke, good customer, smart dresser and generally swell dude- has this very tidy 1994 yzf750 genesis up for sale. But it needs to go quick, he leaves in a week. You see, rather than hanging out in portland's crap weather all winter, Luke's headed to the Southern Americas for a moto-adventure. He'll be flying down to one of the less kidnappy countries and buying a 200cc something and riding as far south as one can. To frolic with the penguins or something. It sounds like a far better plan than anything I've thought of recently, so let's get a couple extra pesos in his pocket to make this all go smoothly.
Ask around see if you know anybody's who's into it, gimme a shout if you want the details or to check it out. 94? Shit, that's practically a classic! Now's the chance to look like your 1990′s hero for a mere $1500 obo!
You're on your own for the pants though.
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We've taken a lot of pictures over the years.
By casey him | December 30, 2013
This is one of them. I loved riding Skyline with those bars…
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By casey him | December 28, 2013
Some of my favorite details are the things you never see- this is the sub-frame for the body kit on last year's One Show build. Foto by Davie (aka Bill), who documented most of the build process of Stephen's and I's bikes- I say most of, because it helps if there's always film in the camera(ooh burn!). More to come….
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From the depths.
By casey him | December 27, 2013
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Ricky Racer…
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TUCSON - The death of a male giraffe at Reid Park Zoo marks the fifth animal to die at the Tucson zoo in the past 12 months.
In December, Boris, an 11-year-old polar bear died after a routine medical procedure. Last October, Kitabu, an 18-year-old African lion, died months after suffering a stroke. Last August, a zebra named Abbey was euthanized due to health issues, and last July, Zibulo, the zoo's 37-year-old male white rhino died from age-related issues.
It is believed that Watato and another giraffe unintentionally ingested oleander, a toxic vegetation, through a "series of unfortunate events."
Watoto began showing signs of an illness early Tuesday. He was refusing food and water, choosing to lie down, and generally displaying lethargy, although he remained responsive. His keeper remained by his side all day, keeping him under close observation.
By late afternoon, it was clear that he was not improving.
All veterinary reports and advice suggested the situation was grim, and that recovery was not likely. The husbandry team, including Zoo staff and outside zoological experts, stepped in to attempt supportive fluid therapy and the administration of medication to combat the toxicity of the vegetation. The team worked diligently doing everything humanly possible to save the animal however during the initial stage of treatment, the giraffe's heart stopped. After all emergency response options were exhausted he passed away.
The other giraffe that was potentially exposed to toxic vegetation has not shown any signs of illness at this time, zoo officials say, but remains under close observation and veterinary care.
Susan Basford, the Zoo's Administrator says, "Through the regrettable events that occurred, I also witnessed our staff at its best - professionals who care deeply about our animals, and who worked diligently as a team doing everything humanly possible to save an animal in our care."
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I have made this recipe twice so far. The burgers are flavorful and moist - the chipotle chilies add very good flavor. I would give it a four forks, however, it just wasn't the best burger I've had - close though.
I can't believe how incredibly delicious these were considering the dearth of ingredients. They were smoky and bacony and sweet and spicy and delicious!
Super easy and yummy. Serve these at a summer BBQ with mango salsa and chips to start followed by grilled pineapple and a nutty ice cream.
Can't go wrong with canned chipotles in adobo. This is a great place to start for a good burger. I add cheese of some kind, mustard, caramelized onions, etc., but I do that will all my burgers. Enjoy!
So easy, fast, and delicious. Used twice the chipotle (w/seeds) melted Monterey Jack on top, and served on wheat buns. Absolutely yummy! Next time, i'd serve some chips and guacamole as an appetizer, maybe some corn on the cob as a side.
Caramalized onions really were a great addition to this. I used the seeds in the chipotle as well--just the right amount of sweet from the onions and heat from the chipotle!
We loved these burgers! Moist and smokey. Didn't seed chipotles. Also, didn't bother with adding onion but some put thin sliced vidalia on top. Made a sauce of Ranch dressing, ketchup, and Emeril's seasoning to cool it down (just in case). Didn't need cooling down but sauce was a hit anyway. A keeper.


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Having spent the past year following the HITECH Act, and part of that year writing this blog, your mind begins to think a little differently—knowing that words will at some point have to describe contextually the direction health care is moving. This year, I greatly enjoyed reading holiday cards from friends and family (who always beat me to the deadline—mine are notoriously mailed after Christmas!) This year a noticed a subtle theme in the cards which perhaps I just had not paid attention to in previous years. There was always some reference to health, conditions acquired since the previous holiday season, improvements and in some cases, unfortunately—death of a family member.
First, I noticed (and was grateful) that most friends now include a letter—that summary that we all swore we would never do when the trend began—but which we all do now—otherwise there would be little chance for sharing a year's worth of our lives. Second, the mention of loved ones who have passed on—in many cases, parents.
Third and most impressive, I realized how as friends—we have to share the difficult parts of our lives so we can support each other. Friends spoke of conditions—Parkinson's, struggles with cancer and more—even to the detail of where they went to receive the treatment which made them feel best. My first instinct was—Oh! This is protected health information—the result of sitting through too many day long meetings on patient privacy and security. Then I realized that to support each other, we have to trust that the information will be used appropriately, and that we share with only those whom we know from experience will respond in support. If only it were so easy for those establishing the framework for health information exchange in our country. At least they understand the foundation for what must occur…thus—the "Trust Framework".
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Unstable internet connection when changing from cable to wireless
I have this problem with my laptop. If i am using a cable to connect to the internet and then unplug it and switch to wireless connection, the internet connection gets unstable. The thing is it says it is connected to the right wireless connection AND it claims to have internet connection. - And i do - for a few minutes.. If i deactivate/activate the wireless internet i am able to surf around for a few minutes again, but then it does the same thing again - shows up as having internet connection but im unable to connect to it.. Strangest thing is that i am sometimes able to connect to the internet ONLY if another computer is using the wireless internet too.. It still shows up as recieving a nice signal with internet access even though i cant connect to the internet.. The same problem also occurs sometimes when im switching from one wireless connection (at home etc) to another (work etc).. I've had this problem for a few months now.. Comming to think of it i might have had this problem ever since i got my laptop.. Rebooting my computer fixes it every time, but it's not a permanent solution.. Im running original Windows 7 Home Premium x64 which came with the laptop.. Also im not using static ip or anything like that - switching to static ip doesn't do the trick.. Running ipconfig /all command from cmd also shows me as connected to the right router.. The problem occurs every time i switch between cable and wireless and not only at my home or work but also at friends.. I'm not sure if i need to leave any more details, if i've left anything out just let me know.. Hope you guys can help me out, thanks in advance Edit: Also im sorry if this is a thread comming up here a lot.. I've been searching for a solution to this problem for a long time, but i don't really know what to search for or how to narrow it down, so i decided to try my luck out here |
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It's almost certainly the settings on your WiFi adapter, unless you are in a really congested WiFi zone or your WiFi signal is very weak.
Step one; Open Control Panel, then Device Manager, look for Network Adapters, expand the list to show your ethernet and WiFi adapters. Right click on the WiFi adapter. Choose properties, and look under in particular the Advanced and the Power Management tabs. Turn off "allow this device to be turned off when not in use" under Power Management. In the advanced tab I cannot predict what your options will be as it's adapter specific - and in 90% of cases these adapters are set at failsafe values instead of optimal values. Step two; Google the optimised settings for your adapter, or refer to the user documentation, and change anything which is handicapping it. If problems aren't solved at this stage look in your Router or Access Point's settings. Try different channels. See whether the router (and adapter) are set to B,G,N protocols and adjust as necessary. Should this not solve the problem then post back |
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Hi Qdos, thanks for the fast reply! I apllied the settings last night but it didn't solve the problem when i got home this morning But i did notice something else.. When typing the ipconfig /all command i am now no longer connected to the router - even though it says so if i click Properties in the connection settings (It says i'm connected to the router but with no internet acces this time).. But when i get another laptop to connect to the wireless it automatically fixes my connection too. This is my home network and getting another laptop to connect to the wireless internet has always fixed my connection too. Can this be router-related at my home network? I am starting to believe this is a 2 part problem - my home network which can be fixed with another laptop connecting AND rebooting - and other networks (home, friends) which i can only fix by rebooting.
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Hi, i have several assorted sized palms, 2 of which need repotting this summer. I've bought I think Miracle Gro's palm and cactus soil and have used it on another palm or 2. My question is it seems so "dry", so it seems harder to monitor the dryness of the soil between waterings. I know they need well-drained soil but it does seem so dry!
Won't a very good potting soil work or even a basic one? thanks for your help! debbie |
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Good questions Debbie. You do not need special palm soil because there are so many types of palms with differing requirements. The ones you potted should be fine. Meanwhile, find out the name of the palms you like, and just find out if it likes moisture, direct sun or part shade etc. and add "some" builders sand($1.25 a 10 lb bag at HD)to plain unfertilized potting mix and sprinkle with a palm or flower fertilizer. Pindo palms like it a little drier therefore I add some sand and pine bark to the soil mix. It will save you money if you are repotting often. BTW, you may scoop out some of the drier soil from the top of pots already planted and add some extra topsoil/peatmoss and/or pine bark. |
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Thank you so much! I do have palm fertilizer, i had to buy it in Fla, they don't sell it here in Michigan!! |
I was buying Palm fert everytime I went to the Gulf Coast also and then discovered my local Ace Hardware Store carries it. I beleive they have stores in Michigan so check with them. |
- Posted by tropicalzone7 7 (My Page) on Thu, May 6, 10 at 16:13
Palm fertilizer is much harder to find up north but Im sure that they have some around especially this time of the year. I used miracle gro palms and cacti soil for my coconut, but I also mixed it with normal miracle gro soil. All my other plants usually get miracle gro, and some of them just get whatever I have. For the ones that need to be a little drier, or for the ones in the ground, I mix a little perlite. I give them epsom salt when they go outside in late march/early april. Then I give them miracle gro shake and feed this time of the year followed buy miracle gro liquid feed from june to august. I will probably order some palm fertilizer for my palms this year though and save the miracle gro for my other plants. Good luck! |
- Posted by debrichard z5 Mich (My Page) on Thu, May 6, 10 at 17:23
I think I'll re-pot them before they go outside for the summer, i'll have the "kids" help with that on Mothers Day! But, do I feed them after I repot, when I take them outside in a couple of weeks for the summer or wait a while after that? Thanks for all your suggestions! |
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January 12,2015
Newton was taken to school last fall, to Nike's Hyperschool media event in New York City. And Newton did more than just attend, he was part of the curriculum! Read More
October 28,2014
In May, 2014 the Olds College Apparel Innovation Centre in Calgary, Canada was awarded funding that enabled the College, in collaboration with Alberta Garment, to establish a state-of-the-art research, training, and product development facility for the apparel industry. Read More
October 3,2014
Measurement Technology Northwest was featured in this U.S. Export-Import Bank small business success story.
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October 2,2014
Measurement Technology Northwest President Tim O'Neill welcomed producers from Evening Magazine to show them what we are doing in the Thermal Division. The show aired October 1, 2014.
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September 29,2014
As you may recall from earlier announcements, MTNW had outgrown the 6,000 SF office and production facility we've called home since 2001, and the Thermal Division team was eagerly anticipating a move to our newly completed 15,000 SF building, conveniently located across the street. Read More
September 19,2014
Potlucks are a bit of a tradition here at Measurement Technology NW. Most of the time they're semi-organized affairs with a theme, like our recent "Comfort Food" or "Food-on-a-Stick" potlucks. As the photo shows, these monthly company-wide gatherings are always well attended, fun, and filling. Read More
September 15,2014
Tim O'Neill is featured in this Seattle Times article discussing the importance of ExIm Bank.
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Earlier this month, we formally introduced you to Drezo, a 21-year-old house DJ and producer from Los Angeles. While he's still a relative newcomer, he's already making a huge impact. His music career kicked off in January of 2012, and won the 2012 EDC Orlando Discovery Project, landing a slot on the Neon Garden stage. Earlier this year, he dropped the magnificent Mandingo EP, his first, giving us a proper glimpse into what he can do as a producer. We're loving what we've heard, expect to hear Drezo's name ring out in the coming months, and are proud to get our weekend started with this sick mix, featuring a number of Drezo's original productions (including a couple of IDs that we hope will see the light of day soon).
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1. Cajmere – You're The One (Pleasurekraft Remix)
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8. Drezo – ID 1
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18. Drezo – Mandingo (Original Mix)
19. Drezo – ID 2
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LOS ANGELES — Conservative media publisher and activist Andrew Breitbart, who was behind investigations that led to the resignations of former Rep. Anthony Weiner of New York and former U.S. Agriculture Department official Shirley Sherrod, has died in Los Angeles. He was 43.
Breitbart's website, bigjournalism.com, announced Thursday he died of natural causes in Los Angeles in the early morning hours. His death was confirmed by breitbart.com editor-in-chief Joel Pollak, who said he was at the hospital, and by the Los Angeles County coroner's office.
Breitbart was walking near his house in the Brentwood neighborhood shortly after midnight Thursday when he collapsed, his father-in-law Orson Bean said.
Someone saw him fall and called paramedics, who tried to revive him. They rushed him to the emergency room at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles, Bean said.
Breitbart had suffered heart problems a year earlier, but Bean said he could not pinpoint what happened.
"I don't know what to say. It's devastating," Bean told The Associated Press.
Larry Dietz, watch commander at the Los Angeles County coroner's office, said a cause of death was unknown and an autopsy would "more than likely" be conducted.
Breitbart is survived by his wife Susannah Bean Breitbart and four children.
Reaction to his death was quick.
"RIP 'O Mighty Warrior!" Texas Gov. Rick Perry said in a message on Twitter, the medium where Breitbart confronted with his critics with often abrasive messages. Indeed, Breitbart's final message called a follower "a putz."
His online profile, meanwhile, called him a "mild-mannered family guy" and "husky male model."
Media Matters, the liberal watchdog that was a frequent Breitbart critic, said the organization's "thoughts and prayers are with his family today."
"Media Matters has a long history with Andrew Breitbart," Media Matters' Ari Rabin-Havt said. "We've disagreed more than we've found common ground, but there was never any question of Andrew's passion for and commitment to what he believed."
Breitbart was an outspoken critic of the mainstream media but was lionized by his fans for his efforts at exposing government corruption and media bias.
Andrew Breitbart dead at 43
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Godspeed Andrew.
Expect the left to celebrate his death.Reply -
He will be missed so much.
People who knew him, even those on the far Left, had affection for him.
So far, I have seen only respectful comments about his passing.Reply -
Floored about this news. I had no idea he had heart trouble. Just a damn shame. RIP.
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he died at 43?
just prior to releasing tapes of the criminal in chief?the marxists were really worried.
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Quite a shock to wake up to today. RIP Mr. Breitbart.
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We will see the same "respect" given Tony Snowe from Dung, Kos, and Huffpo.
Tony's crime was the same as Andrews….disagreeing with them.Reply -
I will tell you my story of Andrew that explains just what kind of a guy he was, and how, although he had great influence, he never took himself seriously:
I met Andrew last year at a King Street Patriot seminar. He told me this story:
A friend of Andrew called him and said that ACORN was protesting at a local bank. Andrew told his friend "Meet me there." Andrew parked his car and went to the back of it, lifting the trunk lid. He took out a pair of roller blades, and put them on. When he friend asked what he was doing, Andrew said "Going into the crowd." Andrew, on roller blades, video camera in hand, went among the ACORN protesters, filming them as he asked them why they were there. No one seemed to know. They just knew that ACORN HQs had called them and told them to protest the bank. They also did not seem to know who he was.
Andrew did not like that the ACORN protesters were preventing a bank from doing business so, in true Breitbart style, he started telling the protesters that the protest was over and they were all supposed to meet up at a local Denny's just a few blocks away. Andrew skated among the protesters, telling one by one, to meet up at Denny's.
Andrew was laughing as only he could do. He told me that within 20 minutes, the protesters had dispersed and had descended on the local Denny's…………..so he went home. One man, on roller blades, ended a protest against a national bank.
That was Andrew Breitbart. A grown man who looked like the epitomy of a California elite, on roller blades pulling the chain of the left in a way only he could do. Every thing he did, every action he took against the left, was done with humor. He reveled in showing the left up for the liars and hypocrites they are.
He will be missed. Although his style differed from William Buckley, Andrew showed all of us that we do, in fact, have the power to expose the left for what they are. RIP Andrew Breitbart, you served your nation well.
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hard right, who cares what the wolves and goblins say about him they are the advocates for the darkness.
weasil zippers put up a list of the venom being spewed from the left, its illustrative of how vile they are but not much more.leftists intent on creating state control over all facets of our lives leading us down the road to serfdom,
calling brietbart a fascist, its projection on a dystopic scale.Reply -
A true patriot who will be dearly missed. May Americans learn from his devotion to country. May his work continue.
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I was quite shocked to wake up to the news of the death of Andrew Breitbart. I didn't agree on the way he did some things, especially the hidden camera pimp stuff, but for the most part, he did fight the good fight for conservative ideas, albeit certainly no William Buckley.
Most of my thoughts regarding his death were/are more focused on the untimelyness of it. Once again it should remind any of us, at least those who believe in God, that while we may be passionate about our politics, death for all of us is "like a thief in the night", and living right with the Lord and those whom we love (or even find hard to love), should be our number one concern at all times.
RIP Andrew B; you will be missed.
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How many times I've been on the "Big" sites, and once had a converse with him about the left wing kamekaze that destroyed the IRS office in Austin ,Texas. I had him laughing and he told me to enjoy and educate myself on the sites. I wished him every success and again will say- Breitbart, you magnificent bastard!
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Tell you what. I damn sure would want an autopsy and full metal and tox screen.
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This is a great loss for patriotic Americans.
How can they say he died of "natural Causes" when they don't know the cause of death? (Not saying there's anything nefarious about his death, just that 43 year olds don't "naturally" drop dead without there being some serious cause of death.)
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He called Ted Kennedy "human excrement" when he died.
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Kennedy left a woman to drown. Sounds like Andrew was right.Reply -
The point I was making is, that it was reported that he had "died of natural causes" before the coroner had determined the cause of death. It's not uncommon for a person with a history of heart problems to expire due to a completely unrelated medical problem. What should have been reported: "The cause of death is undetermined, but it is known that Mr. Breitbart had previously suffered from heart problems." Until you know what the actual cause of death for a person was, it is pure speculation for reporters to state that the person "died of natural causes." It's fine to state "this" and "that" is suspected, but if they don't know the facts, they shouldn't jump to conclusions. Reporters too often pretend to "know things" that they have no actual training or experience in, and that can result in them reporting facts and conclusions that may not be factual or conclusive. Better to state what is known, than to make corrections or apologies later.
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WE cannot afford to loose our BREITHARD,
this one was unique, that's why he stood out among the crowd,
he fill up the task he intended to tackle, he did it to the MAX.
his children will always be proud of carrying their father example in their heart,
and his wife has the memories of a great PATRIOT to help on the hurting,Reply


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Police were called to the corner of Fourth and Ferry Streets around 11:30 on Monday night Monday night for reports of shots fired. There, they found Rayshawn Williams, 24, with a gunshot wound. He was taken to Albany Medical Center Hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Witnesses of the shooting told authorities the shooter was in a light-colored SUV. Police found a vehicle matching that description. When they approached the SUV, a woman took off running. Officials were able to take her into custody and identified her as Dalila Gonzalez. Authorities say they found the handgun used to to shoot Williams under the front seat of the SUV.
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I've noticed that several of my strawberry plants have holes in the leaves. These particular plants don't seem to bear fruit, or it may be my imagination. Does anyone know what is causing these holes and how I can stop whatever it is? Any ideas would be appreciated. |
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My junebearing strawberry leaves look like swiss cheese this year. Probably bugs. I just don't worry about it too much. Probably could spray them with an insecticide and/or a fungicide. |
- Posted by blueboy1977 9 (My Page) on Fri, Jul 20, 12 at 0:42
I have the same problem in the spring. Look under the leafs and you will find some gray/brown catapillers are probably the culprit. Not much to worry about. Strawberry plants renew there leafs all the time and the catapillers dont last very long. |
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A random variable is called continuous if it can assume all possible values in the possible range of the random variable. Suppose the temperature in a certain city in the month of June in the past many years has always been between to centigrade. The temperature can take any value between the ranges to. The temperature on any day may be or or it may take any value between and. When we say that the temperature is, it means that the temperature lies between somewhere between to. Any observation which is taken falls in the interval. There is nothing like an exact observation in the continuous variable. In discrete random variable the values of the variable are exact like 0, 1, 2 good bulbs. In continuous random variable the value of the variable is never an exact point. It is always in the form of an interval, the interval may be very small. Some examples of the continuous random variables are:
Probability Density Function: If there are two points 'a' and 'b' then the probability that the random variable will take the value between a and b a given by the management.
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Albanian, Arvanitika
[aat] Attica (Attiki), Boeotia (Viotia), south Euboea (Evia), and Salamis (Salamina) islands; Thrace; Peloponiso Peninsula, Arkadia; Athens; Peloponnese, mostly northwest ; Andros north. Mainly rural. 300 villages. 50,000 (Salminen 2007). Ethnic population: 150,000. Status: 7 (Shifting). Alternate Names: Arberichte, Arvanitic, Arvanitika Dialects: Northwestern Arvanitika, South Central Arvanitika, Thracean Arvanitika. Partially intelligible with Albanian Tosk [als]. Dialects perceived as mutually unintelligible. A member of macrolanguage Albanian [sqi].
Classification: Indo-European, Albanian, Tosk Comments: The language is heavily influenced by Greek [ell]. Christian.
Albanian, Tosk
[als] Epyrus region, village of Lehovo. 10,000 in Greece (2002). Status: 5 (Dispersed). Alternate Names: Arvanitika, Camerija, Shqip Dialects: Tosk, Cham.
Classification: Indo-European, Albanian, Tosk Comments: In Greece, Tosk is called Arvanitika, the Greek term for Albanian. Distinct from Arvanitika Albanian [aat] proper.
[rup] North, Northwest Salonika, Pindus mountains, Trikala area. 50,000 in Greece (Salminen 1993). Population total all countries: 114,340. Ethnic population: 700,000 ( Association of French Aromanians). Status: 6b (Threatened). Alternate Names: Armina, Arumanian, Macedo Romanian, Macedo-Rumanian, Vlach Dialects: Structurally a distinct language from Megleno Romanian [ruq] (Agard 1984). It split from the other 3 Romanian languages between 500 and 1000 A.D. Many dialects.
Classification: Indo-European, Italic, Romance, Eastern Comments: Ethnonym: Armini. Christian.
[bul] Western Thrace, 3 departments, including Xanthi. 30,000 in Greece (1998 Greek Helsinki Monitor). Status: 5 (Dispersed). Dialects: Pomak (Pomakci, Pomakika).
Classification: Indo-European, Slavic, South, Eastern Comments: Ethnic autonyms: Macedonian and Vlach. Vlach refers variously to varieties of Bulgarian, Romani, and Romanian in Romania, Greece, Albania, and Serbia. Many Greek [ell] loanwords from ancient Thracean and Illyrian. Viewed as Turks in Greece. Muslim.
Cappadocian Greek
[cpg] Northern and central Greece. No known L1 speakers. Several hundred native speakers and several hundred semi-speakers of the Mistiot dialect. Status: 9 (Dormant). Dialects: Mistiot (Misti), Pharasa, Sille, Western Cappadocian. Reportedly similar to Pontic [pnt]. Even more distinct from standard Greek [ell] than Pontic.
Classification: Indo-European, Greek, Attic Comments: Different from the ancient Anatolian language spoken in Cappadocia. Christian.
[ell] Widespread. 10,700,000 in Greece (ELDIA 2012). Population total all countries: 13,432,940. Status: 1 (National). De facto national language. Alternate Names: Ellinika, Graecae, Grec, Greco, Neo-Hellenic, Romaic Dialects: Dimotiki, Katharevousa, Saracatsan. Katharevousa is an archaic literary dialect, Dimotiki is the spoken literary and now official dialect. The Saracatsan are nomadic shepherds of northern Greece. The Greek of Italy and that of Corsica are probably distinct languages (1992 R. Zamponi). In Cyprus, the dialect is reportedly more similar to Classical Greek [grc] in some vocabulary and grammar than that spoken in Greece, and to have Latin [lat] and Turkish [tur] loanwords. Lexical similarity: 84%–93% with Greek [ell] in Cyprus.
Classification: Indo-European, Greek, Attic Comments: Greeks in the Russian Federation and Ukraine speak either Greek or Turkish, Ethnonym: Urums. The Karamanli were Orthodox Christian Turks who came from central Turkey.
Greek Sign Language
[gss] 42,600 (Van Cleve 1986). Status: 6a (Vigorous). Classification: Deaf sign language Comments: Roots in American and French sign languages and various indigenous sign languages, which came together in the 1950s.
Greek, Ancient
[grc] No known L1 speakers. Status: 10 (Extinct). Dialects: Classical Greek, Koine Greek.
Classification: Indo-European, Greek, Attic
[itk] Corfu. 50 in Greece (Salminen 2007). Status: 7 (Shifting). Alternate Names: Italkian Dialects: Corfiote Italkian.
Classification: Indo-European, Italic, Romance, Italo-Western, Italo-Dalmatian
[pnt] Throughout Macedonia, especially Salonica, a borough of Kalamaria. 400,000 in Greece (2009 Z. Diakonikolaou). Population total all countries: 1,178,000. Status: 6a (Vigorous). Alternate Names: Pontic Greek Dialects: None known. Standard Greek [ell] speakers cannot understand Pontic, and Pontic speakers reportedly do not understand or speak standard Greek [ell]. Pontic clubs and centers exist in the Athens-Peiraeus suburbs.
Classification: Indo-European, Greek, Attic Comments: Brought to Greece in the 1920s and 1930s by immigrants from the Black Sea coast, which had been inhabited by Greeks since antiquity.
Romani, Balkan
[rmn] Athens, Agia Varvara suburb, about 500 families. 40,000 in Greece (1996 B. Igla). 10,000 Arlija, 30,000 Greek Romani. Status: 6a (Vigorous). Dialects: Arlija (Erli), Greek Romani.
Classification: Indo-European, Indo-Iranian, Indo-Aryan, Central zone, Romani, Balkan Comments: Christian, Muslim.
Romani, Vlax
[rmy] 1,000 in Greece. Status: 5 (Developing). Alternate Names: Romanés, Tsingani Dialects: Lovari.
Classification: Indo-European, Indo-Iranian, Indo-Aryan, Central zone, Romani, Vlax Comments: Nonsettled Gypsies are called Yifti. Distinct from Rumanovlach, a variety of Romanian. Christian.
Romanian, Megleno
[ruq] Kilkis prefecture, Meglen region, north of Salonika. 3,000 in Greece (2002). Population total all countries: 5,000. Status: 7 (Shifting). Alternate Names: Meglenite, Meglenitic Dialects: None known. Structurally a distinct language from Romanian [rom], Aromanian [rup], and Istro Romanian [ruo] (Agard 1984).
Classification: Indo-European, Italic, Romance, Eastern Comments: The 4 Romanian languages split between 500 and 1000 A.D.
[rge] 30 (2000). Status: 8b (Nearly extinct). Alternate Names: Hellenoromani Dialects: None known. Structured on Greek [ell] with heavy Romani lexicon.
Classification: Mixed language, Greek-Romani Comments: Related variants are Dortika, a secret language spoken by wandering builders from Eurytania Prefecture, and Kaliarda, spoken in Athens. Both may no longer be anyone's L1.
[mkd] Macedonia region, Florina, north Kastoria and Thessalonica prefectures. Population for Slavic speakers in Greece is very difficult to find. Status: 5 (Dispersed). Alternate Names: Macedonian, Macedonian Slavic Classification: Indo-European, Slavic, South, Eastern Comments: Called Slavic in Greece, where Macedonian refers only to people living in Macedonia, a region in Greece.
[tsd] Kastanitsa, Sitena, Prastos, Leonidi, Pramatefti, Sapounakeika, Tyros, and Melana towns, possibly Korakovunio; Peloponnesos east coast. Isolated in summer in east Peloponnesus in mountains west of Leonidi; in winter Leonidi town area. 200 (Salminen 2007). Status: 8a (Moribund). Alternate Names: Tsakonia Dialects: Northern Tsakonian (Kastanista-Sitena), Propontis Tsakonian (Vatka-Havoutsi), Southern Tsakonian (Leonidio-Prastos). Derived from the Doric dialect spoken in Lakonia by ancient Spartans. Northern and Southern are reportedly mutually intelligible, but Propontis was more distinct, and more similar to standard Greek [ell]. Not inherently intelligible with modern Greek (Voegelin and Voegelin 1977). Lexical similarity: 70% or less with standard Greek [ell].
Classification: Indo-European, Greek, Doric Comments: Christian.
[tur] Thrace and Aegean regions. 128,000 in Greece (1976 World Almanac). Status: 2 (Provincial). Statutory provincial language in Xanthi, 2 other eastern provinces (1923, Treaty of Lausanne). Alternate Names: Osmanli Classification: Altaic, Turkic, Southern, Turkish Comments: Turkish population in Greece remains fairly constant, due to steady emigration to Turkey. Muslim, Christian.


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This is our first year in this home in South Western Ontario. Our tomato plants are turning black on the bottom when they start to ripen. We have had a very, very hot,and very dry, season this year. I usually associated this with them being on the ground, but these are in cages and none are touching the earth. The soil was very poor and we added quite a bit of black earth, some pig manure compost and some peat moss. EVerything else is doing very, very well. We are allowed to water only every other day, but have been doing it oftener when we can. The earth does appear to be very dry between waterings. I'm presuming the city water does not have the same nutrition as good old Mother Nature. From one of the other postings I saw that it said the soil was lacking calcium and to use a liquid fertilizer containing calcium nitrate and also use a mulch. I cannot find any liquid fertilizer containing this and what would you suggest I could use as mulch that would work into the soil when the season is over. I do not want to lose all my tomatoes as we really are looking forward to them. They taste so much better than store ones that have been picked green for shipping. All suggestions appreciated
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Tales of Xillia 2 takes place one year after Tales of Xillia. Under orders from her father to find the mystical Land of Canaan, Elle Mel Marta boards a train which is hijacked before its departure. Ludger Will Kresnik follows her onboard and works with Jude Mathis to retake the train. The train crashes and the resulting medical treatment from Spirius Corporation puts Ludger in debt. Aware of the Kresnik family's ability to destroy parallel dimensions, Spirius CEO, Bisley Karscy Bakur, hires Ludger for this purpose since the spirit Origin can no longer sustain the abundance of souls in the worlds. At the same time, Ludger searches for his brother, Julius Will Kresnik, who has been declared the train hijacking's instigator.
Release Year: 2014
Game Genre: RPGFilm Genre: Adventure, Fantasy
Film Rating: PG
Created By: Yic17 & AginoEvolutionHD