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Does anyone grow milkweed in containers? And if you do, what type draws the monarch eggs? I never found one egg on my giant milkweed. Maybe in a container I can keep a much closer eye out for the eggs.
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- Posted by mary_littlerockar 7b Central Arkansas (email@example.com) on Mon, Aug 15, 11 at 9:32
I grow tropical milkweed (Asclepias tuberosa) and common milkweed (Asclepias syriaca) in pots. Some in small pots that go into the greenhouse over winter so I will have something growing and blooming early in spring and some during the growing season in large pots that sit outside near the greenhouse and also on the deck. Both varieties grow well for me in pots. The common (Asclepias syriaca) began looking bad mid summer, leaves mottled, tough and ugly, so I cut off all but about 8 inches of each plant and the plants VERY quickly put up new top growth, velvety smooth and soft. They are once again very beautiful plants. This really surprised me at how quickly the common renewed itself. I grow it as a food source for the monarches, not so much for the blooms. The common MW didn't bloom this summer and this is my first experience growing it so don't know if it was because the plants were in big pots, the high heat we experienced all summer, their age (second year roots) or the fact I cut them back before they had time to set blooms. Last summer I had lots of Monarch activity but this year I've only seen two all season and neither left eggs. Last summer all I had of any size was the tropical and the Monarchs laid a lot of eggs on it. This summer I also have the common and nice sized swamp milkweed but no Monarchs. If not this year, I'll really be ready for next year! :-) Give it a try. As you say, you could more easily watch for eggs if the plants were closer. ~Mary |
- Posted by mary_littlerockar 7b Central Arkansas (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Mon, Aug 15, 11 at 10:29
Correction on my recent post in this thread. What I referred to as tropical milkweed is Asclepias curassavica, NOT Asclepias tuberosa, which is commonly known as butterfly weed. My mistake and I surely don't want to spread mis information. ~Mary |
Thank you for your response! I did have some asclepias curassavica last year. I really liked it but so did the wasps! They were all over the blooms. I'll try it again but cut the blooms off????? |
I grow Common (A. syriaca), Swamp (A. incarnata), Tropical (A. curassavica) and Butterfly Weed (A. tuberosa) in pots. My Common Milkweeds have not bloomed the first year after planting but bloom profusely thereafter. I grow all these types in 5 gallon pots with rather large holes (1") in the vertical sides. I plant them (pot and all) in the ground to about half the depth of the pot. I use this method to aid in the protection from voles. I do this with all plants, not just milkweeds. This also aids in keeping the pots from tilting over in high winds. All my milkweeds grow rather tall. Anchor roots of the Common milkweeds escape through the holes in the pots and you will quickly have a large "plot" of milkweed! All other varieties that I have grown stay in the pot quite well. I have had caterpillars on all types that I grow. I have to stake the Swamp milkweeds and they are the most susceptible of all to aphids. The blooms are highly attractive as nectar plants for the Monarchs and many other butterflies. Good luck to you! Bob |
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Data Security in a BYOD World
In his article for infoworld.com, "Data Security in a BYOD World," security advisor Roger Grimes offers some great tips for IT departments that are struggling to address the tide of unmanaged devices that employees now regularly bring to work and use to connect to their corporate networks. Here's some additional insight, based on what I've seen:
IT departments facing the 'bring your own device' (BYOD) reality are learning quickly that they can't test every type of mobile device to determine if it's up to par in terms of their organizations' performance and security standards.
And unfortunately, virtualization technology, in this case VDI, doesn't always translate well into mobile environments. The applications are generally not optimized for touch interfaces, so the user experience can be less than ideal. Also, not all mobile devices support the same VDI clients, so administrators have to manage multiple client-based access apps on the endpoints.
A critical component of a BYOD—or any mobile device reference architecture—is Mobile Device Management (MDM). MDM offers a view of devices on the network in terms of attributes, capabilities, and constraints. MDM allows IT departments to monitor how the devices that employees "bring" to work actually function in the enterprise environment.
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However, some applications just don't work well in a smartphone/VDI-only type environment—like office productivity suites, for example. In these cases, administrators must use MDM to push out and configure specific mobile applications functioning in the users' environments. This process uses the same push methods described above and requires no user interaction. In fact, it's sometimes called the 'zero touch' method because users don't need to know anything about their environments— they simply click on the links their administrator sends them, and then type their usernames and passwords to get their devices configured.
Ultimately, IT departments are using VDI to handle application security and user context, while using MDM to manage device provisioning and user settings. It will be interesting to observe and help shape this balance as BYOD and mobile productivity continue to ramp up.
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Demonology Warlock DPS Guide
Demonology Warlock DPS Guide
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This Demoology Warlock guide is primarily intended for use at level 90 in PvE environments and Raids. However, the some of the principals will still apply during the leveling process, so if you're looking for advice on quickly leveling your Warlock, take a look at our Warlock Leveling Guide.
Other Warlock Guides:
If you want the same in-game step by step leveling guide that we use to get to level 90 as fast as possible, take a look at our favorite in-game leveling guide. |
Demonology Warlock Talents
All three of these talents can be useful under varying circumstances.
- Dark Regeneration is an on demand heal that also increases the effectiveness of healing for a short while after, not a bad option.
- Soul Leech provides a constant healing effect as your spells deal damage, ideal for fights with consistent damage.
- Harvest Life is ideal for AoE situations, but not much else.
- The optimal choice for most encounters is Mortal Coil as it provides an additional heal effect.
- Howl of Terror and Shadowfury are both viable in situations that demand Crowd Control, but otherwise inferior.
- All three survivability mechanics are viable choices with perhaps Dark Bargain being the most interesting of the three in that it provides the most powerful survivability mechanic, but on the longest cooldown.
- Soul Link allows you to tank big hits on a more consistent basis, but also puts your pet at more risk of dying.
- Sacrificial Pact provides an absorption shield on a relatively short cooldown. A strong talent.
Pick whichever your find most useful in a specific encounter.
- Unbound Will is the most useful as it provides an invaluable debuff remover while the other two provide somewhat more situational benefits.
- Burning Rush could potentially be useful on movement heavy fights, not much else.
- Blood Fear seems rather useless for most encounters, or rather all of them.
- Grimoire of Supremacy has very competitive DPS and is a stable, easy choice.
- Grimoire of Service provides the highest damage at this time.
- Grimoire of Sacrifice provides decent damage, but is sub-optimal.
All three talents are viable in certain situations.
- Archimonde's Vengeance is great for situations in which you expect to take large amounts of damage.
- Kil'Jaeden's Cunning is ideal for movement heavy encounters.
- Mannoroth's Fury is the optimal choice for AoE fights where you need extra range on your spells.
Major Demonology Glyphs
- Glyph of Demon Hunting
- Glyph of Dark Soul
- Glyph of Everlasting Affliction
- Glyph of Imp Swarm
- Glyph of Healthstone
- Glyph of Demonic Circle
- Glyph of Siphon Life
- Glyph of Soulstone
Minor glyphs are all cosmetic, pick any three that you like the looks of.
Demonology Stats
- Primary stat: Intelligence
- Secondary: Hit to 15% > Spellpower
- Weaker: Mastery = Crit > Haste
- Useless: Hit over 15%
Hit and expertise (including appropriate racial expertise from Human, Gnome, or Orc) combine to form your Spell Hit rating. Anything over 15% total is wasted.
Int is far and away your best stat, compared to Mastery/Crit/Haste, to the point where youi might want to skip gem socket bonuses and just gem for Int.
Reforging: Get your 15% Spell Hit. If a piece of gear already has Hit then reforge any other stat to Expertise. The two will add to form your total Spel Hit rating.
Stats are based on tier 14 gear, from SimCraft
In-Depth Rotation Guide:
Your pet of choice should always be Felguard or Wrathguard if you chose the Grimoire of Supremacy talent.
Demonology Warlocks use Demonic Fury to power their Demon Form and its various abilities in similar fashion to the Soul Shards of Affliction or Burning Embers of Destruction Warlocks.
Your rotation revolves around generating Demonic Fury and then expending it for maximum damage.
- Apply and maintain Corruption on your target at all times.
- Hand of Gul'Dan operates on a charge system and should be use whenever the spell is available and the target does not have the Shadowflame debuff.
- Cast Soul Fire whenever Molten Core procs.
- If none of the above are available use Shadow Bolt.
Once you've pooled Demonic Fury activate Metamorphosis. This should be done immediately after using Hand of Gul'Dan, refreshing Corruption and, if you have the Glyph, using Imp Swarm to generate the maximum amount of Demonic Fury possible prior to activating Metamorphosis.
- Throughout Metamorphosis you should seek to keep Doom active on your target. Touch of Chaos can be used to extend the duration of Corruption.
- Avoid using Soul Fire when Molten Core procs unless you have 2 stacks of the buff in which case you should use it once to avoid wasting a stack of Molten Core.
- Cast Chaos Wave on Cooldown.
- As a note, when you use Metamorphosis
- Doom replaces Corruption,
- Chaos Wave replaces Hand of Gul'Dan and
- Touch of Chaos replaces Shadow Bolt.
When facing multiple targets apply Corruption to all targets while, (if facing 2 or 3 enemies,) maintaining your single target rotation or, if facing 4 or more enemies, using Hellfire instead.
- While in Metamorphosis use Immolation Aura and Doom on all targets, Chaos Wave, Void Ray and Carrion Swarm.
- If you have a Felguard/ Wrathguard active then use Felstorm.
- Dark Soul: Knowledge increases your mastery by 30% for 20 seconds. Use it on cooldown, ideally lining it up for when you can stay in Demon Form/ Metamorphosis for as long as possible.
- Summon Infernal and Summon Doomguard share a cooldown and therefore you will have to make a choice between the two depending on the encounter. The Infernal is superior for AoE encounters while the Doomguard is best used for single target DPS. Both last for 45 seconds with a cooldown of 10 minutes meaning it's unlikely that you'll be able to use them more than once or maybe twice at best during a single encounter. Note that Grimoire of Supremacy upgrades the Infernal into Summon Abyssal and the Doomguard into Summon Terrorguard.
- Life Tap is used to regain mana, however as it costs life both the passive effect of Grimoire of Sacrifice being active and a number of other survivability cooldowns can be used to counter the loss of health necessary to refill your mana pool.
- Unending Resolve reduces all damage taken by 40% and prevents your spells from being interrupted or silenced for 8 seconds on a 3 minute cooldown.
- Soul Shatter reduces all threat by 90% on a 2 minute cooldown.
Tier 1 Talented Abilities
- Soul Leech makes your Shadow Bolt, Soul Fire and Touch of Chaos spells heal you for 10% of the damage dealt.
- Harvest Life drains life from all enemies within 15 yards.
- Dark Regeneration instantly restores 30% of you and your pet's maximum health and increases all healing received by 25% for 12 seconds. This ability has a 2 minute cooldown.
Tier 5 Talented Abilities
- While Grimoire of Sacrifice is active you regain 2% of your maximum health every 5 seconds, and the damage of Shadow Bolt, Soul Fire, Hand of Gul'Dan, Metamorphosis Melee, Wild Imps and Fel Flame is increased by 30%.
- Grimoire of Supremacy upgrades your demons into an improved form, increasing their damage by 20% and granting them improved versions of their abilities.
Demonology Warlock Gems
Gems with secondary stats have twice the value of gems with primary stats, so your Haste gems are 320 points and your Int gems are 160. This does give some reason to match socket bonuses, though we recommend only doing it if it's for a nice Int bonus. You can use orange gems in yellow sockets and the purple one in the blue sockets if there is a socket bonus you really want. Once you have that 15% Spell Hit you won't go wrong just gemming entirely for Int.
If you have the Engineering helm then the 600 points of Matery or Haste or Crit from a Tinker's gear is better than the 160 Int from another gem.
Your Warlock bonus adds to any Int gem bonuses, making them worth 5% more Int. That bonus does not add to other stats.
Gems for Demonologists | ||
Meta | Burning Primal Diamond: +216 Int & 3% Increased Crit Effect | |
Red | Brilliant Serpent's Eye: 320 Int, self-only Jewelcrafting gem Brilliant Primordial Ruby: 160 Int |
Yellow | Quick Sun's Radiance: +320 Haste Fractured Sun's Radiance: +320 Mastery Smooth Sun's Radiance: +320 Crit |
Orange | Potent Vermilion Onyx: +80 Int & +160 Crit Reckless Vermilion Onyx: 80 Int, 160 Haste Artful Vermilion Onyx: +80 Int & +160 Mastery |
Purple | Veiled Imperial Amethyst: 80 Int and 160 Hit | |
Prismatic | Brilliant Primordial Ruby: 160 Int | |
Cogwheel | Quick Tinker's Gear: 600 Haste Smooth Tinker's Gear: 600 Crit Fractured Tinker's Gear: 600 Mastery |
Demonology Warlock Enchants
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Helm enchants are gone in Mists of Pandaria, shoulder enchants are all from the Inscription profession. Some enchants listed will require a high level of skill in the appropriate profession. Blacksmithing sockets are in addition to the regular enchants, the other profession enchants replace the regular enchants.
As with gems your Warlock bonus adds to any Int bonuses.
Demonology Enchantments | |
Weapon | Enchant Weapon – Jade Spirit: Sometimes increases Int by 1650 |
Shoulders | Secret Crane Wing Inscription: 520 Int and 100 Crit rating, Requires Inscription 550. Greater Crane Wing Inscription: +200 Int and 100 Crit |
Cloak | Enchant Cloak – Superior Intellect: +180 Int Lightweave Embroidery – attacks can give 2k Int for 15 sec, requires tailoring |
Chest | Enchant Chest – Glorious Stats: +80 to all stats |
Bracers | Enchant Bracer – Super Intellect: +170 Int Fur Lining increases Int by 500, requires leatherworking. Socket Bracer – Pop in a gem, requires Blacksmithing 400 |
Gloves | Enchant Gloves – Greater Haste: +170-Haste Socket Gloves – Pop in a gem, requires Blacksmithing 400 |
Belt | Livingsteel Belt Buckle: Gem slot for a nice Int gem |
Leggings | Greater Cerulean Spellthread: +285 Int and +165 Crit |
Boots | Enchant Boots – Greater Precison: +175 Hit rating Enchant Boots – Pandaren's Step: +140 Mastery, slight run speed increase. Enchant Boots – Greater Haste: +170 Haste |
Rings | Enchant Ring – Greater Intellect: +160 Int, Requires Enchanting 550 |
Professions for Demonology Warlocks
All of the professions provide some benefit for Warlocks of any spec, though clearly some are better than others. Even the gathering professions have some value, though you might be better served by using those to build a larger gold stash.
Gems with secondary stats (Haste, etc.,) have double the value of those with primary stats (Int, etc.) Depending on how the exact stat values work out this may put Blacksmithing ahead of the others.
Demonology Professions | |
Tailoring | Cloak enchant sometimes adds 2k Int., can also make some of your epic gear, assuming you can get the mats. |
Leatherworking | Bracer enchant adds 500 int. |
Jewelcrafting | Make nicer gems for your own use. |
Enchanting | Enchant both rings, for a total +320 Int gain. |
Inscription | Shoulder enchant adds 520 Int and 100 crit. |
Alchemy | Lots of useful potions. More effect and duration from your own potions. Adds 320 Int and an extra hour to your main flask. |
Engineering | has lots of interesting toys, some of which have situational use, and Synapse Springs, which increases Int by 1940 for a short time. If you take this use a macro to activate it along with other short term buffs. |
Blacksmithing | gives two extra gems slots, this provides a bit more stat versatility. |
Skinning | provides 480 crit rating |
Herbalism | Small heal and 2880 Haste for 20 seconds, very nice. |
Mining | 480 Stamina |
Demonology Warlock Races
Ok, there aren't any race choices that are specifically good for Demonology, other than Orcs, so go Undead. If nothing else they look the part.
Best Horde? Undead, just for the feel of it. You want efficiency? Orc (blood fury, expertise, and pet damage) or Troll (berserk.)
Best Alliance? Gnome, for the Mana, expertise, and excape; Human for the expertise and escape.
Pandarens will not be able to become Warlocks.
Horde Races
- Orc- Big, green, massive… Maybe they should use a big axe instead of a wand?
- Blood Fury increases melee and spell damage, the latter of which suits Warlocks just fine. Drop this into a macro with your opener.
- The increased pet damage (on command) makes the Orc one of the better Warlock races.
- The decreased stun duration is nice for PvP and might have some rare PvE utility.
- Orc expertise applies to wands, so you will get +1 to Spell Hit if using a wand.
- Undead- What's better for demon summoning and Affliction then being already dead?
- Underwater Breathing is dead in Mists of Pandaria
- Will of the Forsaken is a nice PvP skill (anything that breaks Fear, etc is a nice PvP skill) and it can break a few PvE mechanics.
- Touch of the Grave drains life and heals you for the same amount, which will have occasional small utility.
- Blood Elf- Can a magically addicted elf make a good Warlock? What do you think?
- Arcane Torrent is a nice spell interrupt with some PvP utility, but since it's melee range and you don't want to be in melee range… Well ok, they look good. A truly devastating Warlock Ability. Really.
- Troll
- Hmmm… Increased casting speed, when Berserk, is very nice.
- More damage vs beasts is very nice for leveling and some PvE encounters.
- Ranged Expertise is a pretty useful ability since your spells can now be dodged.
- Reduced duration of movement impairing effects (Da Voodoo Shuffle) might have some occasional use.
- Goblins – Hmmm… they sell everything else, why not their souls? They'd probably make a great deal on it.
- Goblins can Rocket Launch forward, which might be a nice escape ability.
- Increased Haste is nice in end-game raiding since Haste is a good stat for you.
Alliance Races
- Human – A decent Warlock race for PvP, nothing much for PvE.
- The Human Diplomacy skill will allow for more rapid faction gain and
- The escape ability is nice for PvP and a few PvE mechanics.
- Gnome – Tech and Demons, together again? Why would a Gnome be a Warlock?
- Gnomes get an increased mana pool and
- their escape ability might break some mechanics.
- Dwarf – Various Dwarf factions have put away their differences and joined forces after the Cataclysm and that's where the Warlocks are infiltrating…er… coming from. This probably explains the things crawling around in the shadows of Ironforge.
- Stone Form is a nice PvP talent, and occasionally useful elsewhere, since it washed bleeds and effects and reduces some damage.
- Ranged Expertise is useful since your spells can now be dodged.
- Worgen- Fur, fleas, snuffling… But they certainly look the part.
- Can periodically move quickly, which is quite useful
- An increased crit chance is nice, but Crit isn't a great stat for you.
Note that if you cold be a Pandaren you wouild get twice the food buff, but since you can't be one you won't get it. Sorry. Doesn't mean you can't eat that yummy Pandaran cooking for that 300 Int, though.
All food buffs last one hour. Alchemists get about 30% more effect and an extra hour from Flasks and Elixirs.
- Mogu Fish Stew: 300 Int
- Braised Turtle: 275 Int
- Flask of the Warm Sun: 1,000 Int for an hour.
- Potion of the Jade Serpent: 4k Int for 25 seconds. If you pop one immediately before combat you will be able to pop another during combat.
- Master Healing Potion: Heals 60k HP
- Master Mana Potion: About 30k Mana
Faster Warlock Leveling
Are you working on your Demonology Warlock to reach the end-game raids? Already there and leveling another class/spec? Need yet another 90 in your group? With thousands of quests and a few bazillion mobs to grind the trip to top level can take a while. A long while, even if you're done it before.
There's an easy solution which will speed up your leveling, by a lot: an in-game leveling guide, Zygor's Guide, almost automates the whole leveling path for your 'lock, regardless of which level you start from. You still have to play the game, of course, but the "where to go and what to do" part is neatly taken care of. You'll never wonder what to do next, which makes the trip to 90 a whole lot easier.
Pick your starting point and Zygor will show you exactly where to go, what to do, and the best order to do it in. It automatically updates and advances as you complete tasks and quests, sets a waypoint arrow automatically (always showing you where to go next,) and includes all the important quest info. You will probably never need to look at your quest log again, much less stop mid-play to browse some website.
Zygor's is always quickly updated for all patches and expansions and includes some nifty extras, such as an in-game talent advisor and more. Grab your copy here and get leveled fast, or read our Zygor review first.
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This was Very helpful as I always feel like im doing things right with my loc. Only thing I don't agree or understand is why pick the felguard? Ever since they changed things mine dies ALL the time I always use the void to tank he rarely needs healing and I can just focus on casting. Am I wrong in this or doing something wrong?
I meant to say I feel like im doing everything WRONG with my loc. LOL
Well, if the Void works better for you than the Fel, then use it. You also have to remember that the page is aimed at Warlocks in instances and raids, though I guess it doesn't actually SAY that on the page. The Fel is a better DPS (damage) critter, and the tank should be taking the aggro. The Void is a better tank, so if you're leveling or questing (or dailies) then that Void might be the better choice.
What's the best way to get my hit up to 15%? I'm only a little over 8% right now.
Hey Kristen,
Remember that expertise adds to your spell hit. So by reforging:
- If a piece of gear has no Hit, reforge the weakest stat to Hit.
- If it does have hit, then reforge the other stat to Expertise.
You can gem and enchant for Hit.
If you're human or gnome then your racial will add 1% to your Spell Hit, if you equip a sword.
What if when you go into demon form your corruption doesen't change into doom?
Because that happened to mine please leave a reply-Alex
Interesting question. Let me look around more, but right now I'm going to say it's a bug. It should become Doom when you go Demon. Can you repeat the error?
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One of my few cardinal rules is never to eat at a restaurant named Zorba's—a certain tourist trap. But the only two restaurants I noticed in Hora were Zorba's and the Belvedere Pizzeria. Despite the latter's fabulous views of the illuminated Venetian-era castle, I didn't feel like pizza. So I found myself climbing upstairs to the roof of Zorba's. I almost fled when I saw Anthony Quinn dancing on the menu, above the quote, "It was from Zorba that I learned to stop fearing life and live." But I stayed, and had the cheapest, most satisfying dinner of my entire trip—perfectly grilled souvlaki, a salad filled with juicy, thick tomatoes, and a light rosé. It was all accompanied by entertainment, as the owner, who, like Zorba, dispenses advice, scolded a guest that fried cheese was "strictly forbidden in this heat!"
After dinner I wandered into the square and found the cafés filled with blue-haired gal pals yelling at their rambunctious grandchildren, and bald guys flicking worry beads. It reminded me of when I was a rowdy toddler, running around after dinner with kids I'd just met while my parents, unconcerned, drank wine out of tin carafes and watched my baby sister sleeping on two taverna chairs they'd pushed together to make a crib.
I was still determined to get out of town and explore some of the island's best-known sights. So bright and early the next morning, I stood in front of a parked cab until its owner came out of a café and handed me a business card printed yiorgos d. kalogeros, driver. I told him I wanted to visit the cave of Agia Sophia, which I'd seen on a postcard during my first visit to Kíthira. At the foot of a path off Kíthira's ring road, the cave was used as a church by sailors, who, in 1875, painted icons on the inside. Yiorgos D. Kalogeros, driver, sat in the shade, waiting as I followed a guide through a maze of stalagmites and stalactites. Afterward, we drove to his wife's hometown, the nearby, picture-perfect village of Mylopotamos. Beneath the town square hides another landmark, the Neraides waterfall, a rushing torrent that ends in an ankle-deep pool shaded by trees that look as if their only purpose were to offer a little privacy to bathing wood-nymphs. Kalogeros seemed to know everyone on the island, from the speleologist giving tours at Agia Sophia to the backgammon players in Mylopotamos's square, who greeted him with a joy I would have imagined they'd reserve for relatives who had left long ago and only just returned for the summer. All I'd wanted was a ride, and instead I'd ended up on a tour with the island's unofficial mayor.
On my last day, I decided to try my luck with the local bus, which crosses the island on limited routes. One led to the crescent-shaped beach of Kapsali, which is ringed by tavernas and dotted with blue-and-white changing booths that add a dash of retro-chic to the shore. Lolling about in the sparkling surf, I tried to channel a fittingly retro-chic icon, Brigitte Bardot. Then I remembered I hadn't brought a cinematic sundress to change into. Improvising, I threw a shirt over my suit and ran to catch the bus. As it chugged up the hillside, I spotted a small turquoise bay hidden between two steep green cliffs; for a moment, until we turned the corner, I had the best view on the island. Sitting in a damp bathing suit on an old velour bus seat next to a grandma in a housecoat, I'd finally accomplished my goal of recapturing my past. I was damp, salty, exhausted, and exhilarated. It was the feeling of my childhood summers. ✚
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I bought it a couple of days ago and played it with my wife and mother-in-law. They picked up on it quickly and I enjoyed it. To me, worth $10.00.
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I got it for my daughter and me for Christmas. It is a fun, easy play yet has all the cool stuff associated with fantasy games: great artwork, epic and beloved characters, etc. The rules for 2 players are a little different that the 3-5 player rules and sort of limits the fun of the game in my opinion. So we are thinking of trying 3-person play even with just two of us. The good side simply controls both Thorn and Bilbo as separate players would. My daughter is only 9 so I'll let you know how it goes.


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A recent article in the Washington Jewish Week reports that the University of Maryland in College Park may discontinue its Yiddish language courses after a 30 year run. As a campus with one of the most vibrant Jewish student populations in the U.S., UMD's decision carries a special symbolic weight. Many Yiddish language activists and supporters are discouraged by the impending decision, which the UMD Meyerhoff Jewish Studies Center director and history professor Hayim Lapin attributes to general university-wide budget cuts. If you would like to show your support for the continuation of Yiddish study, please visit www.jewishstudies.umd.edu/academic/YiddishLetter.html, and sign on to the petition to save the Yiddish program at the University of Maryland.


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Harbour View, Reno clash later WESTERN BUREAU: END-OF-first-round finalists Harbour View and Reno will complete the first-round fixtures this afternoon when they meet at Frome in a rescheduled Wray & Nephew National Premier League game, starting at 3:00 p.m.
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Windies upbeat! HARARE, Zimbabwe, CMC: ENCOURAGED by their performance in the opening tour match, West Indies are looking forward to the opening cricket Test against Zimbabwe, starting at the Harare Sports Club today.
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I feel like this is such a minor point to be spending time on, but nevertheless, I cannot decide between two paring knife sizes. I really like the Wusthof Classic paring knife. In the store, I held in my hand both the 3.5" and the 4". They both felt good. So I need to pick one. I do have small hands, but that didn't seem to make a difference when I held the two knives. The salesperson (at William Sonoma) didn't have any input to offer. So please help me tip the scales to one or the other. Thanks! |
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Capt. Light says Yakima police often follow a schedule set by burglars, gang members and killers. Not to mention, the job's not finished when officers leave a crime scene.
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I am a special needs pet, in need of an experienced adopter, good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
Sweet Gracie was dumped by some heartless person but lucky for her a nice person found her and bought her into the Chews Landing Animal Hospital. There she was treated for Herpes infection in her eyes but it may be to late her vision is minimal to blind. She was seen by an ophthalmologist and is on medication for the Herpes virus affecting her eyes.
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Identifying and promoting examples of innovation and new concepts within news media. News3.0 events offered insights, innovations and opportunities to debate and interact with some of the most pertinent issues facing the future of news and advertising.
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Tom Whitwell, Head of Times Digital hosts a fast-paced future facing social media debate, with Bruce Daisley, UK Commercial Director, Twitter;Paul Armstrong, Head of Social Media, Mindshare; David Hepworth, writer, blogger and broadcaster.
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The Sun's Bizarre team host an evening with Glasvegas. 18.00 – 21.30
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Innovation café. 08.30 – 12.30
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Innovation café. 08.30 – 12.30
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Title: Summer's Crossing (Iron Fey Series, Book 3.5)
Author: Julie Kagawa
Format: Digital ebook
Page Count: 53 pages
Grade Reading Level: Grade 6+
Summary: Told from Robin Goodfellow's point of view, Summer's Crossing is a brief interlude between The Iron Queen and The Iron Knight in the Iron Fey Series. Puck helps Ash complete a favor for the exiled faery queen, Leanansidhe. She wants Ash to sneak into the Summer Court and steal back what Queen Titania stole from her – a pretty violin. Talk about mission impossible; Puck's favorite kind!
Why I started this book:
I love the Iron Fey Series.
- Puck's jealousy over Ash's romance with Meghan. This is the first time we get into his head and he does love her – it's not just a whimsical notion and the fact that he knows he acted too late is deliciously angsty.
- Oberon's conversation with Puck. Will Puck betray Ash in Arcadia and use this opportunity to get rid of his competition for Meghan's heart? Wouldn't she finally see him with ice-boy gone?
- Meghan's part of the story only because she occupies space in both boys' thoughts and is the reason behind some of their actions. I wish there'd been something more – a little communication from her by note would have been nice.
- No Grimalkin! Sob! I love that cat!
Last Minute Thoughts: Because Winter's Passage (Book 2.5) was incorporated in The Iron Queen (Book 3) you can be pretty sure that the important bits of Summer's Crossing will be found in The Iron Knight (Book 4).
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It must be Disneyland's Magic Kingdom and not Disney World's.
Ok, my little brother got the Magic Kingdom Board Game for Christmas, and there's something truely conspicuous on the front box. The castle listed there is Sleeping Beauty Castle! At least i think it is. A little help on clarifying here? It really bothers me that they would put the Sleeping Beauty Castle where Cinderella Castle should be.
I never thought of that. Good observation!
I don't know anything about how the Haunted Mansion at DL Cali looks, so I can't comment on that. But i was under the impression that all of the Disneyland parks were also termed "the Magic Kingdom," which would explain why the one here in florida is often referred to as "Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom." I know that's what they called it in the opening announcement of the 25th Anniversary/Remember the Magic Parade anyway. But I'm pretty sure DLC is known as the Magic Kingdom, as is Paris and Tokyo... and I'm pretty sure that when DLHK was being built that Disney announced the coming of a "new Magic Kingdom." Seeing as all of the MK parks are based on the same basic layout as the original at DLC, I would hazzard a guess that perhaps the game is a generic "Magic Kingdom," not specific to any one Disney location, but rather any and all of them.
Also keep in mind that the castle's names sometimes change, so the name itself isn't too terribly important. If I read correctly, I believe the castle at DLC hasn't always been Sleeping Beauty Castle, and was originally named for Walt's first feature length animated movie, Snow White. The name was changed when Sleeping Beauty was released some time later. At least... that's the way I understand it.
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I went to the official Disneyland website and they never do refer to it as Magic Kingdom, but I'm pretty sure that's what it's still considered.
I agree with you that it is probably a generic Magic Kingdom as opposed to one particular location.
BTW, the Haunted Mansion in California is a big, white mansion. It kind of reminds me of a plantation house.
Right on, that was the intention. A Victorian Louisiana-style house.Originally Posted by karamie
(Personally, the Disneyland facade never particularly creeped me out. WDW has it in the eerie-ness category.)
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I saw Phantom Manor last September. I thought is was less morbid and scary than HM in WDW. I'll check to see if I any decent pics from our trip.
I think the game board is just meant to be generic.
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It seems obvious to me that they want to be able to sell this at least at both US parks if not all the Disney parks around the world so they attempted to make the castle a combination of castle styles, still at first glance it looks more like Disneylands, it's only when you look at the turrets, the flying walkway between the tyrrets, and the add on on the right hand side with the stained glass windows, that you begin to get a sense of the other castles.
On the gameboard itself, they have the DL "It's a Small World" (with the boats outside the building) right next to "Mickey's Country House" in "ToonTown", and they show Liberty Square. It seems to be mostly designed around WDW, with the castle and the IaSM being more like DL.
I would think Brian's answer about wanting to be able to sell this all over (I got mine off Amazon.com) makes sense. Or else Parker Brothers didn't do their research.
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OMG! I never realized the castle on the box!!! The game is set up to look like Disney WORLD and the object of the game is to go to 5 attractions (you preselect picture cards of the attractions before the game starts) and then make it out of the park before anyone else. My kids are 6 and 3 and love it! Im 29 and LOVE IT ! its just fun to talk about the different attractions and when we went on them (we were just there in sept, their 1st time ever). I (well santa) bought it at Toys r us. ANother good game is Disney Uno (if yu have kids who love disney like mine do or if yur a crazy disney fan like me!).Originally Posted by Shere_Khan
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The usually so called shapefiles are typically not files but a couple of them with different extensions. Thus it is not very convenient to rename them.
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New York's Colony was no ordinary speakeasy. It was where Vanderbilts and Windsors went to dine in a civilized manner, and if that included a drink or two, then bartender Marco Hattem would provide one, no questions asked.
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The Andrew Jackson High Lady Volunteers came on strong to post a 3-1 win over host Abbeville to advance to a Class AA Upper State third-round match today. The Lady Vols, after falling in the opening game, 25-23, reeled off three straight wins to stay alive in the Class AA Upstate postseason tournament. AJ downed Abbeville, 27-25, 25-22 and 25-20 to continue its postseason hopes.
An ace senior trio will represent Lancaster County in the 67th annual North-South All-Star game at Myrtle Beach's Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium on Saturday, Dec. 13. Lancaster High School receiver Jay Hood, Andrew Jackson High School record-setting quarterback Kolby Whitley and Indian Land High School standout kicker Shea Rodgers will play for the North team in the annual game which features the top senior high school football players in the state.
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40% manure???? I am not sure but that sounds like a pretty high high ratio of manure to regular soil. There is probably a lot of cow urine in that manure as well. I am thinking maybe when you repotted to a bigger pot, you got the manure ratio too high. Try putting it in a soil mixture will 10% or less manure....maybe no manure at this point, just some good well draining soil. Bruce |
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Children with food allergies have the same emotional and developmental needs as children without food allergies. Although participating in summer camps and growing from these experiences are important for all children, safety cannot be compromised. Dr. Michael Pistiner provides tips to ensure a safe summer camp experience for kids with food allergies.
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Sudden Breakout of Meat Allergies Linked to the Bite of a Tick
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Hi there,
Could someone be so kind to explain the difference between the salve and solid lotion bar? besides your oil and beeswax, what else would you put in it to achieve the texture? i want to try putting some oil together but not sure which one of the 2 I should make and how i should make them... i found some recipes for both on the web and here but the ingredients seem similar (oil and beeswax) so i am not sure if they are the same thing. thanks in advance.
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- Posted by terri_pacnw (My Page) on Fri, Apr 14, 06 at 0:43
Salves are a softer texture. You'd use more oils in it. Which ever one you want to make. I use butters and oils and beeswax in my lotion bars. |
- Posted by cajungardener (My Page) on Fri, Apr 28, 06 at 15:32
For what its worth, when I think of a salve, which does have a softer texture, I think of something with herbal healing qualities, whereas a lotion bar, while it is harder would be used primarily for skin softening. I use lavender essential oil, and tea tree essential oil and calendula comfrey infused oils to make my salves. |
- Posted by terri_pacnw (My Page) on Wed, May 10, 06 at 15:38
Yes, I'd have to agree, salves usually "seem to mean" healing. |
thank you terri and cajungardener, thats exactly the information i was looking for. i want to do a healing product with infused oil (calendula, comfrey and other herbs) but not sure whether to do it as a salve or lotion bar, now i know :) another question for cajungardener, when you infuse your herbs in oil for salve, do you do them individually or just mixed individually infused oil? i am thinking of infusing the herbs together to make this salve unless there is disadvantage to it. if i do it separately, i will probably end up with a significant amount of oil ... i am planning on using olive oil (promace grade) to infuse herbs with for its long shelf life, are there better options? thanks, |
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