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Of Warts and Weight
My son has a plantar wart on his foot. That baby is big, and we haven't had any luck with over-the-counter remedies. It seemed like it might be time to take him to a dermatologist to have it frozen off. But when I mentioned it, my nine-year-old, who typically has a high pain threshold, completely freaked out. Tears. Hysterics. Slammed doors.
At first I couldn't figure out the extreme reaction. And then it hit me.
Before Owen went to his pediatrician for his most recent well-child checkup, I asked the doctor to talk to him about his weight. Owen has always been the big kid—high on both the height and weight charts. Until about two years ago, his percentiles aligned pretty well. He was never that knobby-kneed, scrawny little kid, but he wasn't overweight. I called him sturdy.
Then his weight started to creep up. Depending on where he is in his growth trajectory, he can veer toward chubby. If I'm being entirely honest, I suppose the scale would suggest he is overweight. He's not obese by any stretch of the imagination. He plays all kinds of sports (some pretty well) and eats a fairly healthy diet. But when he's not in a structured activity, he's on the couch and I can hardly get him to budge. I haven't found the right way to motivate him to move more. I've suggested a family 5K. Walking the dog. Basketball in the driveway. I've rationed TV and other screens. I've stopped baking things he likes (and I love to bake). I limit treats. We avoid foods like pizza that he tends to overeat. So I wanted some help from a more-or-less objective professional.
Well, the conversation with his pediatrician was strained and awkward. Owen clearly felt humiliated and ashamed. He grew quiet. His face was flushed, his head down. He hardly spoke on the way home, and since then he has bristled at the suggestion of going in for any reason.
At first I didn't connect a dermatologist visit with that excruciating talk about making good food choices and being active. Now I realize that Owen fears that any doctor is going to bring up his weight. And even though the doctor never used the "F" word, Owen heard it. To him if you talk about his weight, you're really just calling him fat. So, understandably, he usually doesn't want to talk about it.
Then recently Owen started to bring it up. He compares himself to other kids. He compares himself to me. I try to encourage him to make good choices while balancing the fact that he's a nine-year-old boy who deserves ice cream every now and then. We talk about being healthy, not about being overweight and certainly not about his size. I try to do what the experts suggest, but I fumble around and usually botch things entirely. I can tell his weight bothers him. And that bothers me.
In my eyes, he is an amazing, talented, funny kid. He's not too big at all. He's just my sweet little boy—with a nasty wart on his foot that we can't treat because all conversations lead to weight.
No matter what anyone says about the terrible twos or those hard days at daycare, this is the hardest part of parenting for me. I see what the problem is and I can't for the life of me figure out how to fix it. I don't even know how to talk about it. And loving him madly doesn't make the warts or the weight or the worry go away.


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Feb 22nd 2007 12:48PM @#10 or anyone that thinks warlocks are inefficent soloers due to mana breaks.
Out of all the Caster classes, Warlocks are BY FAR the most mana efficient. When i play my warlock (demo specd ATM) i have VERY little or NO down time. THe only time i need to drink is when i first log in after summoning my pet and buff up. Warlocks are EXTREMELY efficient, especially in the expansion. With the new fel armor that increases healing done when the target is afflicted with DoTs, you can get into an amazing cycle and never run out of mana. Its like this: Felgaurd tank - Corruption, CoA,Immolate - Drain life. You can usually kill a single target that way and end the battle with full health about half mana. THen just Life tap to full mana half health and repeat the first step. I never really ever take mana breaks. Sometimes when im at really low health and mana. But if you play it right you can farm extremely fast.
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A skirt I´ve been working on, pattern Burda 8090/Michelle. This skirt is made out of traditonal czech fabric, called "modrotisk" (blue-print), which is still made the way it was made hundrets years ago: at first, there is the pattern printed on white fabric with a liquid that doesen´t catch colour, than the fabric is dyed in indigo, several times (simply explained). The fabric is printed with beautiful old wooden forms, the small dots you see are made with tiny nail-heads (if that makes sense), you can see picture of the form here. The fabric is so beautiful; I ordered it from a company which makes many many different variations of the smaller flower pattern, which you can combine with the border pattern (if you want). There are so many combinations possible. Considering the amount of time and work included, the fabric was not expensive at all… just like in a normal shop. This post follows this post, where I made a child version with a similar fabric. I love national folk costumes lately, and I like the idea of wearing it, in a modern way. The red tights you see are also inspired by czech folk costumes, I´ve owned them for a while.
The skirt pattern I used is cute and easy. I had to do the lining too, as the outer fabric is a bit see-through. My first invisible zipper! Maybe not the most invisible zipper in the world, but it´s ok I think :).
modrotisk fabric (indigo dyed), cotton lining, invisible zipper
Feb 10, 2011, 11.04 PMby marmota-b
Congratulations on the project of the week, too – I've secretly known you'd make it there one day, hehe. You've already made it to best of month! Seriously: You make such beautiful things, and they're getting prettier and prettier, it's great following your work!
Feb 11, 2011, 11.59 AMby janul
oh, that´s so sweet to hear, thank you :). I´m going to add new project soon…
Feb 4, 2011, 12.47 PMby flexareta
Gratuluji k projektu týdne! S modrotiskem jsem ještě nepracovala, ale našla jsem stránku, kde je mají online a v poměrně velkém výběru, tak možná něco zkusím, možná je to i ta samá stránka. Nevím. Nicméně kolik krásy se dá vykouzlit s jednoduchým střihem a pěknou látkou. Super!
Feb 5, 2011, 07.45 AMby janul
díky! doporučuji vyzkoušet, je to docela zážitek, vybrat si látku a nechat si ji potisknout přesně podle přání :)
Feb 3, 2011, 06.27 AMby Kelsey Edwards
cute (: great fabric
Feb 5, 2011, 07.47 AMby janul
thank you! yeah, the fabric makes it! :)
Feb 3, 2011, 05.09 AMby lunatepetal
oh it's so very pretty!
Feb 5, 2011, 07.46 AMby janul
thank you! (I like your "avatar" picture! :)
Feb 3, 2011, 02.11 AMby lizajane09
It's beautiful. The red tights are perfect.
Feb 5, 2011, 07.46 AMby janul
thanks! I love red and dark blue together :)
Feb 2, 2011, 04.24 PMby miluska
u nás ve Stážnici se to dělá taky.. :-)
Feb 2, 2011, 07.17 PMby janul
jojo, o Strážnici taky vím :). ale je to odsud taky daleko, no…
Jan 12, 2011, 04.13 AMby nahoko
the fabric is amazing!! so beautiful!! I had been in Prague for a year but I didn't know that it's possible to buy or order this kind of traditinal czech fabric…! and do you think I can find also some shops with modrotisk in Prague?? because I will go there again in this summer..! thanks :-)
Jan 12, 2011, 01.53 PMby janul
Hi Nahoko, thank you for your sweet comment! I odered this fabric online, because there is bigger choice and it´s more comfortable for me… however I think it´s possible to buy this fabric also in normal shop in Prague, there are shops called "Manufaktura", where I´ve seen them. They sell mainly wooden and handmade goods, cosmetics… But, the fabric they sell is without the nice border print… I´ve seen this only in the e-shop (link above). Hope you´re lucky!
Jan 10, 2011, 03.28 PMby yolimba
What a beautiful fabric! I agree with nettevivante: I like the combination a lot, a very cute skirt.
Jan 10, 2011, 07.56 PMby janul
thank you, dear :). I´m sure to use the pattern again (possibly minus the lining)
Jan 10, 2011, 01.07 PMby carottesauvage
waow , so beautiful! I love your bit of anthropology as well
Jan 10, 2011, 01.21 PMby janul
thanks! I love the way the women in my inspirational photos look!
Jan 10, 2011, 01.23 PMby carottesauvage
Yeah they are very sweet. I imagine you, in 50 years time, sitting next to your 'mad' husband on a bench and wearing one of these skirt! :)
Jan 10, 2011, 12.49 PMby nettevivante
I love the idea that you are combining traditional fabric with a modern silhouette! The fabric looks very lovely. I would definitely like to wear it, too! :)
Jan 10, 2011, 01.21 PMby janul
thank you, I´m so glad it´s finished :)
Jan 10, 2011, 12.32 PMby kelerabeus
This fabric is absolutely amazing! It makes a beautiful skirt, seems like you're gonna get a lots of wear out of it.
Jan 10, 2011, 01.22 PMby janul
Yeah, it is! I have to wait for warmer weather, though :)
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Hi everyone,
I'm doing a sort of modified SFG/somewhat intensive planting in my raised bed garden. My tomatoes are in a row in front of a trellis with about 2'x2' per tomato. The trellis is still there but I'm not planning on using it to support the tomatoes. I've actually got some sturdy gauge tomato cages instead. (The nylon trellis didn't work as well for me last year for tomatoes... too much work pruning and tying... anyway...) So this means there's an open and unused trellis behind the... tee heee... and I got this crazy idea today to throw some pole beans behind the tomatoes. But my companion planting list says to keep beans and tomatoes separate. Wondering the reason why? Does it have something to do with the nitrogen fixing? Can they be planted near eachother? Thanks!
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Hi kristi, My source, see link below, indicates this planting would be ok. Scroll down to the "t" for tomatoes and you will see. There is nothing against this mix listed under "b" for beans. My DD hasn't had any problems w/ beans planted next to tomatoes and has done this for many years. I wish you all the best! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Companion Planting
IME, climbing beans planted very close to tomatoes overwhelm them - the vines climb all over the toms and do a better job of getting the sunlight. Maybe behind (by that you mean to the north of?) would work better, and planted after the toms are fairly large. This would be somewhat like corn/beans, where the beans are planted later and tolerate the shade of the corn until the corn starts to dry out and the beans come into their own in late summer. |
kristimama Yes, I was also going to say that you can plant them next to each other as long as the pole beans don't wrap themselves around your tomato plants! IOW, the two vegetables growing next to each other don't harm each other through some sort of chemical conflict. It's just the upper growth of the pole beans that might cause problems. |
I've done this. Pole beans on a trellis and tomatoes in cages right next to them. I did end up with a few beans climbing the tomatoes, but for the most part it was fine. |
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text: Effects of water stress on apple trees Stomata activity. Stomata are pores on the leaf epidermis through which gas exchange (carbon dioxide, oxygen and water vapor ) takes place. Since these gases are involved in respiration, photosynthesis, and transpiration, the opening and closing of the stomata regulate these processes in the plant. Stomata are open less wide and for a shorter duration on trees (a) in dry soils vs. those in a moist soil and (b) on plants during high temperatures and low relative humidity vs. those on a cool humid day. When dryness is severe, stomata may not open at all to prevent water loss from the leaves. When stomata are less active or closed due to drought, both photosynthesis and transpiration are reduced as much as 40% before the leaves show any wilting and over 90% at wilting. When the stomata are closed food and energy loss by respiration are increased. Vegetative growth and water. If there is no adequate stored soil moisture early in the season, a drought at this time will result in reduced shoot length and leaf size. However, if there is sufficient soil moisture early in the season followed by a late season drought, shoot growth may be as good in a non-irrigated tree as in an irrigated one because shoot growth is completed within six weeks after growth began. Trunk diameter may be reduced by a mid-or late-summer drought. Nutrient supply. When less water is available to carry the nutrients from the soil particles into the tree, nutrient deficiencies are aggravated. Uptake of water soluble nutrients such as nitrogen, boron, magnesium or potassium is most affected. Fruiting. Reproductive growth is usually more sensitive to water stress than vegetative growth. Because flower bud initiation and differentiation is a photosynthate requiring process, water stress occurring during mid-summer and fall may result in decreased cropping the following year. In Washington state, severely drought stressed trees failed to bloom, and if they bloomed, the flowers had many abnormalities. Fruit set is also sensitive to water stress. In a study conducted in England on Cox's Orange Pippin, fruit set was reduced 65% for trees receiving no rain or irrigation from March to June. Fruit growth. Under adequate moisture conditions, apple fruit growth occurs at an almost linear rate during the entire season. During the first 3 to 5 weeks after bloom fruit increases in size due to cell division, with some cell expansion beginning at this time . The growth of the fruit 25-30 days after petal fall is mostly due to cell expansion. This cell expansion is highly dependent upon an adequate supply of moisture which provides weight and diameter increases of the fruit, and one of the first responses to water deficit by an apple tree is that fruit growth slows down. As a matter of fact, fruit circumference growth is used as a sensitive and practical measurement of water stress in the tree. Water stress during any time of the season ymay impair the ability of the fruit to increase in size. Fruit cracking. Fruit cracking may result after water is supplied by rain or by irrigation following an extended dry period. Postharvest drop. Apple drop just before harvest is common on trees affected by water stress. The effectiveness of "stop-drop" sprays such as NAA is reduced. The use of ReTain® is not recommended for water-stressed trees. Yield and quality. Any tree subjected to water stress can be expected to have reduced yield and poorer fruit quality. Table 4 shows the effect of apple quality for varying periods of drought before harvest.


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LOS ANGELES, August 10, 2013 — The Oakland Raiders returned from their seven month offseason layoff to host the Dallas Cowboys in the first preseason game of 2013 for the silver and black. Dallas played five days ago in the Hall of Fame Game.
With preseason games, the score is secondary. Both teams played four quarterbacks in this game. A complete recap of the game tells part of the story.
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It has been over a year since Al Davis passed away, and the Raiders are slowly but clearly becoming General Manager Reggie McKenzie's team. McKenzie has gutted the roster, whacking players with bloated contracts in an attempt to get the Raiders out of salary cap purgatory. This team has had more turnover than perhaps any Raiders team since the Al Davis era began in 1963.
Although initial preseason games are often blunderfests, this game was fairly smooth. Both teams moved the ball well, and neither team punted in the first half.
The most cause for optimism with the Raiders is special teams. While backup kicker Eddie Carmona missed one of his two field goal tries, Sebastian Janikowski is entrenched as the kicker. Seabass hit both of his field goals. The Raiders also recovered a fumbled Dallas punt and blocked a field goal. Somewhere up above the late Joe Avezzano, who coached special teams for both of these squads, was smiling.
The Raiders were solid on defense against starter Tony Romo. The backups had a breakdown at the end of the half against backup Dallas quarterback Kyle Orton. Yet overall, even without first round draft pick D.J. Hayden, the defense played reasonably well.
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The offense of the Raiders remains the same question mark it has been for much of the last decade since Rich Gannon suffered a career-ending injury. Carson Palmer escaped to the Arizona Cardinals, and the Raiders tested four quarterbacks with little to no NFL experience.
Starter Matt Flynn began the game by heading sacked on a blindside blitz, resulting in a fumble that led to a Dallas field goal.
Terrell Pryor has been called a raw project since he was brought in, and remains so. He has shown flashes of brilliance running the option, but there is still a major question mark on whether he can throw the football.
Third stringer Matt McGloin was very impressive. In the third quarter, he led a five play, 81 yard drive that featured a 40 yard completion to Brice Butler. McGloin finished the drive with a gorgeous 30 yard touchdown pass to a diving Butler, who was also impressive.
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Fourth stringer Tyler Wilson misfired wildly on his first couple of series, squandering excellent field position. One drive that began at the Dallas nine yard line ended up in only a field goal.
That is the main problem with the Raiders over the last few years. They kick too many field goals and score too few touchdowns.
The Raiders, as we knew them, are dead. The long ball of Al Davis has been replaced with a pure West Coast offense. Supporters of the West Coast offense insist it is not a dink and dunk offense.
It absolutely is, and Raider fans should be prepared for two yard passes on 3rd and 3 that result in punts. Coach Dennis Allen does not have the personnel for the West Coast offense, so expect plenty of offensive sputtering.
This means exactly what happened in this preseason game. There were breakdowns in the red zone, and long drives increase the risk of problems. The Raiders had a 14 play, 86 yard drive that consumed nine minutes off the clock. When Pryor threw an interception in the end zone, it was all for naught. The only time the Raiders reached the end zone was when McGloin was allowed to stretch the field.
The West Coast offense will lead to better stats without the points. The Raiders were an impressive 8 of 15 on 3rd down conversions, but only scored 19 points. They also had two turnovers.
One area where Dennis Allen has drastically improved the team is in reducing the penalties. Outside of Jon Gruden, nobody has done that in Oakland. The Raiders only had three penalties for 30 yards, a fantastic showing for the first preseason game.
One problem the Raiders have had is closing out games. They play well in stretches, but do not finish. They gave up the touchdown at the end of the half, and missed the field goal that would have put them up by five with 90 seconds to play. Instead, they clung to a two point lead.
Yet the Raiders deserve credit. The defense came through in the end, forcing four straight incompletions and preventing Dallas from getting near the winning field goal attempt. Some luck was involved, as the 4th and 10 pass was dropped.
The Raiders won 19-17 against a Cowboys team that already had one game under their belt. So while it was not pretty, it was far from ugly. The Raiders have plenty of holes, and star running back Darren McFadden barely ran enough to work up a sweat. Yet the team has potential, and third string quarterback McGloin definitely deserves another look.
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Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:"To be up on stage, shoving food in your face, beats everyday existence for most people." —David "Coondog" OKarma, competitive eater
"Hungry" Charles Hardy. Ed "Cookie" Jarvis. Sonya "The Black Widow" Thomas. Joey "Jaws" Chestnut. Will such names one day be looked back upon as the pioneers of a new manifestation of the irrepressible American appetite for competition, money, fame, and self-transformation? They will if the promoters of the newly emerging sport of competitive eating have their way. In Horsemen of the Esophagus, Jason Fagone reports on the year he spent in the belly of this awakening beast. Fagones trek takes him to 27 eating contests on two continents, from the World Grilled Cheese Eating Championship in Venice Beach, California, to Nagoya, Japan, where he pursues an interview with the legendary Takeru Kobayashi, perhaps the most prodigious eater in the world today, and to the Nathans Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest at Coney Island, the sports annual grand finale, where Kobayashi has eaten more than 50 dogs in 12 minutes. Along the way, Fagone discovers an absurd, sometimes troubling subculture on the make, ready to bust out of its county fair and neighborhood-fat-guys niche and grab a juicy piece of the big-time television sports/Vegas spectacle jackpot. Fagone meets promoters like George Shea, the P. T. Barnum of the International Federation of Competitive Eating (aka IFOCE, "the governing body of all stomach-centric sport") and enters the lives of three "gurgitators": David "Coondog" OKarma, a fiftyish, six-two house painter from Ohio whos "not ready to become invisible"; Bill "El Wingador" Simmons, the Philly Wing Bowl legend who is shooting for a fifth chicken-eating championship despite the fact that it may be killing him; and Tim "Eater X" Janus, a lean young Wall Street trader who takes a seriously scientific and athletic approach to the pursuit of ingesting mountains of food in record-breaking times. Each in his own way feels as if he has lost or not yet found something essential in life, and each is driven by the desperate hope that through consumption he may yet find redemption, that even in the junkiest of Americas junk culture, true nourishment might be found. After all, as it says on the official IFOCE seal: In Voro Veritas (In Gorging, Truth). With forays into the gastrointestinal mechanics of the alimentary canal ("its what unbuilds the world to build you," but, hey, you can skip that part if you like), the techniques and tricks of the experienced gurgitators (pouring a little club soda on top of high-carb foods makes them easier to swallow), and the historical roots of the competitive eating phenomenon, Horsemen of the Esophagus gives the French something else to dislike about America. And it gives the rest of us food for thought about the bizarre and unlikely places the American Dream can sometimes lead. Also available as an eBook From the Hardcover edition. Synopsis:A young journalist follows a year in the life of competitive eating, the quintessential sport of 21st century America, and explores the big American appetite--for food, for fame, for competition, for money, for love--through the prism of this luridly fascinating subculture.
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> At my parent's house it always seems to be chicken. My mom will buy it or
> take it out of the freezer and then for one reason or another they keep
> going out to eat instead of cooking the chicken. And then it is expired
> and then she has to throw it away. That doesn't happen to me with meat.
> If I have meat in such a situation, I will just cook it and stick it in
> the freezer. If it is hamburger I may give it taco seasoning. The meat
> then may or may not get eaten from my freezer, so yeah, it may still get
> wasted. But we do try to eat it at some point.
> This week? It's pasta salad. I went through my cupboard where I keep
> pasta, rice, instant mashed potatoes and some packets of cheese sauce
> powder which I have never used. It is a small cupboard. I could have
> sworn that I went through it at the start of school but in it was a box of
> Life Cereal that I had bought for my husband. Expired in 2010. He no
> longer eats cereal of any kind so I thought I had gotten rid of it all.
> It was essentially an empty box with only crumbs left in it. I did have
> to throw out a small amount of stuff which I could swear that I purchased
> since the start of school. Perhaps it was close to being expired or
> expired when I bought it. It did come from Big Lots. That was only $2.00
> worth of food so no great loss.
> But I do have some things that are going to expire in a few months. And
> there was a box of quinoa pasta with no expiration date on it but I know
> it is at least a year old because my health food store no longer sells it
> that way. They buy it in bulk and package it up. I knew I needed to use
> it so planned to make pasta salad for tonight and tomorrow night.
> But then Angela got sick. Started last week on Thu. I assumed it was
> only a one day thing. She seemed better on Fri. and Sat. although she
> said she did have a little of the big D on those days but apparently not
> enough to bother to tell me.
> But Sunday? We had purchased a gluten free taco pizza from Garlic Jim's.
> We sat there while they made it. Angela heard them talking about it and
> was pleased that they told us they couldn't put the normal chips on there
> because they weren't gluten free. She was happy that they were being so
> careful with her food. But then about 2 hours after she ate it she got
> the big D again and I do mean BIG! This lead me to believe that maybe it
> wasn't really gluten free. Or it somehow got cross contaminated. Because
> that is one of her symptoms when she eats wheat. She was convinced that
> it was fine because she watched them make it and the crust didn't look
> like a wheat crust. We have gotten pizza from them for my husband so we
> know what it looks like.
> Monday and Tues. she was no better. She missed school. Took her to the
> Walk In Clinic after I had my mammogram and that Dr. felt it was just
> gastroenteritis because a lot of that has been going around in the school.
> She got better but then late last night it struck again! She had to go to
> school today. School has been all messed up what with them missing a week
> of school due to snow. She missed a math test yesterday but can't retake
> it till Fri. due to her math teacher being out for an emergency type
> operation on a broken arm due to playing soccer. Oh joy! And she had
> very important paperwork to turn in to her gym teacher about a schedule
> change and also the makeup sheets of her physical activities for the days
> she missed due to whooping cough. The end of the semester has been
> changed due to the snow so all of this had to have been done by Thu. Not
> sure about the math test but I guess that will all be sorted out.
> I did tell her if she had the big D at school to call me and I would come
> get her. She only needed to make it through till lunch. Well...
> Apparently she did have at school and didn't call me. Grrr... And now
> she is very sick again. I may have to take her to the pediatrician.
> Anyway... I made her the pasta salad last night but don't dare give it to
> her now because of all the veggies in it. And I am not so sure how easily
> quinoa digests. I gave her turkey breast and plain rice and I also bought
> more applesauce, some lactose free yogurt and bananas. The Dr. was
> concerned about her BG but did say this was the best sort of diet for her
> to eat. So now I have this big container of pasta salad that probably
> won't get eaten. I didn't feel like eating it tonight. I need to do my
> taxes so just bought myself a sandwich while I was at the store. I am not
> too thrilled about sandwiches but I can eat it while I work. And I really
> just didn't feel like eating pasta salad.
> There is a chance if she gets better she can eat some of it tomorrow and I
> will eat it. But the rest is likely to go to waste. I am not sure how
> long it will keep. Assuming she is going to dance on Friday, we will go
> out to eat after and then grocery shopping. And Sat. we spend with my
> parents who go out to eat. I suppose if it makes it till Sun. we could
> eat the rest of it then. But I don't know if it will. At least I only
> made 4 servings. I didn't put everything that I normally put in it
> because that would just make too much. But it just seems like such a
> waste of my time to make it all and then not have it get eaten. Plus the
> cost of all the veggies that went into it. When I make this I use mostly
> veggies and just a little pasta.
> So does this happen to you? I'm sure it would happen to everyone at some
> time or other but... It seems to happen to us more times than I would
> like. Perhaps because I am so careful to plan out our meals. I want to
> make sure we have enough food for the week but not too much food. And
> because it is fresh food it just doesn't keep.
Yes, since there are only two of us in the house now, things expire before
we have a chance to finish it..like bacon, eggs, some boxed items. I have a
large freezer so the food in there keeps pretty well...but I still have
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Federal Register: December 30, 2002 (Volume 67, Number 250)
DOCID: FR Doc 02-32898
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DOCUMENT ACTION: Notice of tentative approval and Solicitation of Requests for a Public Hearing.
Notice of Tentative Approval and Solicitation of Request for a Public Hearing for Public Water System Supervision Program Revision for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
DATES: Comments or a request for a public hearing must be submitted by January 29, 2003. This determination shall become effective on January 30, 2003 if no timely and appropriate request for a hearing is received and the Regional Administrator does not elect to hold a hearing on his own motion, and if no comments are received which cause EPA to modify its tentative approval.
Notice is hereby given in accordance with the provision of section 1413 of the Safe Drinking Water Act as amended, and the National Primary Drinking Water Regulations Implementation that the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is revising its approved Public Water System Supervision Program. Pennsylvania has adopted an Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule (IESWTR) to improve control of microbial pathogens in drinking water, including specifically the protozoan Cryptosporidium, and a Stage 1 Disinfectants/Disinfection Byproducts Rule (DBPR), setting new requirements to limit the formation of chemical disinfection byproducts in drinking water. EPA has determined that these revisions are no less stringent than the corresponding Federal regulations outside of two minor omissions to their regulations. The two items concern turbidity monitoring reporting requirements under IESWTR for systems that use alternative filtration technologies and selection of disinfection byproduct monitoring locations under the DBPR for surface water systems serving at least 10,000 people. These omissions are being addressed through an EPA/ Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection signed letter agreement that includes required interim actions to cover the deficiencies and a schedule for correcting the deficiencies. Therefore, EPA has decided to tentatively approve these program revisions. All interested parties are invited to submit written comments on this determination and may request a public hearing.
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All interested parties are invited to submit
written comments on this determination and may request a public
hearing. All comments will be considered, and, if necessary, EPA will
issue a response. Frivolous or insubstantial requests for a hearing may
be denied by the Regional Administrator. However, if a substantial
request for a public hearing is made by January 29, 2003, a public
hearing will be held. A request for public hearing shall include the
following: (1) The name, address, and telephone number of the
individual, organization, or other entity requesting a hearing; (2) a
brief statement of the requesting person's interest in the Regional
Administrator's determination and of information that the requesting
person intends to submit at such a hearing; and (3) the signature of
the individual making the request; or, if the request is made on behalf
of an organization or other entity, the signature of a responsible official of the organization or other entity.
Dated: December 11, 2002.
Donald S. Welsh,
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Bachelor Ben Flajnik Loves Villains Courtney and Blakely!
Bachelor Ben Flajnik likes the bad girls! The new Bachelor is already rubbing viewers the wrong way as he continues to reward the season's biggest villains with tons of attention and plenty of roses.
The two biggest b-tches are Blakely and Courtney and each received roses early on tonight. Blakely was on the group date where she rubbed some of the students the wrong way but seems to hit all the right chords with Ben.
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Hi all, I would like to know the name of this euphorbia, can anyone help? Thanks a bunch! Nicole |
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- Posted by floridaflowerfreak Z9 FL (email@example.com) on Sat, Feb 25, 06 at 12:14
I shall name you... Euphorbia ingens. Although I could be wrong. Shelly |
Nicole, Your plant is a hybrid between Euphorbia pseudocactus and E. bougheyi called Euphorbia 'Sunrise'. The thin flat stems come from E. boughyi, while the beautiful markings come from E. pseudocactus. Peyton |
Here is a link that might be useful: Euphorbia 'Sunrise'
- Posted by www_euphorbia_de Germany (My Page) on Mon, Feb 27, 06 at 15:27
I do agree, it's E. 'Sunrise' Thanks for naming the parents, Peyton. That was new to me. Frank |
Here is a link that might be useful: My E. 'Sunrise'
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That's it!!! Thank you so much, Nicole |
Nicole! The other whats-my-name plant is Sedum nussbaumerianum. It has some white, parfumed flowers. A real beauty. When mine flowered, it was placed in a sunny-in-the-afternoon window in our house. The temperature was not too low (this was in late winter) degree 18 Celsius, and I it was all winter long dry. Afterwards, I dropped down the plant, and it had broken a lot of pieces, since then hasn't flowered. I hope I helped a bit Robi |
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Well, winter-or at least winter cold - has finally come to visit here in So Illinois. There's still been no snow, and thankfully none of the ice that plagued our neighbors to the west. The sunshine is deceptive...with the wind chill it's right about 3 degrees F outside. I put out fresh water for the birds and it was slushing over after 15 minutes--and it's out of the wind!
All this has me thinking about the eggs in the first ditch. I imagine a bunch of shivering little embryos! I was crossing the first slough about a week ago as was shocked to see little clumps of eggs on the plant stems...the amphibians have been at it already here. Come to think of it, we did have a salamander on the garage steps a few weeks ago, but there just seems to be something wrong with the notion of something like that strolling around in the middle of January. The story here is much the same as other places I have seen in the news...our winters temps on average are something like 20 degrees above normal. With the exception of the few artic fronts that have blasted through, we are staying in the upper 40s much of the time. Moths at the porch light are common anymore. Call me crazy but I wouldn't mind some snow. I love certain things about all the seasons and it seems like we are just going from fall right into spring anymore. |
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Salamanders are pretty cold weather tolerant. The Tiger and Spotted Salamanders normally start migrating to breeding ponds around Valentine's Day. Easy courtship day to remember... I haven't seen any salamanders or sign of them yet this year (but haven't been out much) but I did see 4 snakes on January 8th. We've had more snow and cold here in Missouri than last winter. Last year I saw 3 snakes on New Year's Day and over 20 in the month of January. We had hardly any snow at all last winter. P.S. Oh yeah, I noticed and answered your albinism question from awhile back regarding the snake in the Missouri Conservationist (its now on page 2 of this forum) that the magazine identified as an "albino copperhead." You were right that it was not a copperhead..rather it was an albino prairie kingsnake. |
Wayne, is there a way to tell salamander eggs from frog eggs at an early stage? These seemed pretty early in development but the embryos were already rather elongated. I didn't get an exact count but there must have been a dozen or so in this one mass. That they were attached at all is something considering that entire area was a boiling mess with the floods a week earlier. The salamander that we discovered poking about the steps most closely resembled a smallmouth salamander, Ambystoma texanum, as listed in my field guide to Amps and Reps put out by the Illinois Natural History Survey.. I see many larval salamanders in this same old creek channel later in the spring but to my untrained eye they all look the same. |
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Submitted by emalvini on Wed, 07/03/2013 - 21:28FACEBOOK Bans Fox News' Todd Starnes Over Post Supporting Paula Deen, NRA and Jesus
After posting a message on his fan page supporting the National Rifle Association, Paula Deen and Jesus Christ, Fox News' Todd Starnes found himself banned from the social media site and his post deleted, Fox News reported Saturday.
"I'm about as politically incorrect as you can get," Starnes wrote on his Facebook page. "I'm wearing an NRA ball cap, eating a Chick-fil-A sandwich, reading a Paula Deen cookbook and sipping a 20-ounce sweet tea while sitting in my Cracker Barrel rocking chair with the Gather Vocal Band singing 'Jesus Saves' on the stereo and a Gideon's Bible in my pocket. Yes sir, I'm politically incorrect and happy as a june bug."
According to Starnes, the post went viral, generating hundreds of comments.
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Today I was handcuffed and detained by 2 police officers from the Studio City Police Department after refusing to agree that I had done something wrong by showing affection, fully clothed, in a public place.
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Visitors need to be able to desend 48 steps in the tunnels and then return up the same 48 steps.
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Follow the Capricorn Highway west from Emerald, turn right at the Anakie Crossroads (approximately 44 kilometres). Continue on the Sapphire-Rubyvale Road through the Sapphire Village until you come to the Rubyvale Crossroads. Turn right onto the Rubyvale-Capella Road. The third road on your left is Heritage Road. Follow this to the end and you will reach their front gates. Please drive in - there is lots of parking space, room for buses, caravans and camper trailers. From the Capricorn Highway to Miners Heritage is approximately 17.7 kilometres, just follow the signs.
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This tough but loving Mother Kangaroo will hop right into your heart. She'll have you ducking, leaping, and punching for points. Her precious baby has been kidnapped by a band of menacing monkeys, and she's in desperate need of your help.
Congratulations! You're now a member of the elite Star Raiders! Seek out and destroy on sight all Zylon starships while you battle time, energy drain, starship damage, and enemy threats to vital starbases. Start as a Novice and work your way up to Star Commander... or down to Galactic Cook.
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