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The fraser fir is named for the Scottish explorer and botanist, David Douglas, (1750-1811). He first discovered the tree in California in 1831. It is, indeed, not a fir. It belongs to a completely different genus, unknown to Europeans at the time. It's sceintific name is: Pseudotsuga and even that is wrong, as it is not a pseudo suga, where suga is a Hemlock. All the mis-naming aside, the tree has become to be called the Douglas Fir. There are, in fact, two distinct varieties: Coastal Douglas Fir and Rocking Mountain Douglas Fir. The Coastal Douglas Fir grows along the western-most portions of North America, from British Columbia to Mexico seen below.
The Rocking Mountain Douglas Fir grows principally along the Rocky Mountains, and heavily in the state of Utah:
It's characteristics are ideally suited to Christmas tree decorating:
Here are 2 pictures of the Douglas Fir. The photo on the left is a farm raised Coastal Douglas Fir tree. The photo on the right is a naturally occuring Rocky Mountain Douglas Fir forest.
The natural maximum height range of this tree is 200-250+ feet, making it the second tallest tree in the world, next only to the Redwoods. Douglas Firs have been dated to 480 years old. Here's a close up of the frond:


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posted by: unautre on 08.01.2006 at 09:47 am in Palms & Cycads Forum Majesty palm, extremely common in chain stores as indoor foliage, often 2 - 5 palms in one container.
http://www.floridagardener.com/palms/majestypalm.htm http://mgonline.com/majestypalm.html http://www.desert-tropicals.com/Plants/Arecaceae/Ravenea_rivularis.html http://www.plant-care.com/blog/16/majesty-palm-indoor-plant-or-not/ If you want it do stay deep green (it was probably grown under shade screen in FL), keep it out of bright sun. Majesty will lighten to light green, almost green/yellow, when in full sun when young, plus brown tips. Slip it out of the pot and check it for being root bound. It very probably is. Then up-pot to a container 3x the volume of the original, using a well-draining, rich soil mix, trying not to disturb the roots. Majesty's don't like root disturbances, breakage, cutting. When warm, keep them continually moist, they're thirsty. They can do well as indoor plants in the cool months, and would benefit from some hours of southern window or grow lighting. NOTES: <none>
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posted by: iDixieRose on 06.24.2005 at 09:34 am in Growing from Seed Forum I've had my share of frustrations with growing gerbera daisies over the past 5 years. Here's what they seem to like in my garden:
Morning sun. In our Zone 8b climate, gerberas are perennial. Afternoon sun is the kiss of death, especially in the summer. Here's how I prepare a spot in the ground for gerbs : Loosen the natural soil and remove about a third of it, then add equal parts composted pine bark and Pro-Mix potting soil (a mix of peat and perlite). Add 2 cups of an organic fertilizer such as Rose Tone or Mills Magic Mix. Add 2 cups Black Hen manure. Mix the amendments into the native soil and build up the level of the bed by about 3 inches. Plant the gerbs and water them every other day for the first week. After that, you may be able to get away with watering them every 2-3 days. Deadhead them and as new growth emerges, remove a few of the lower leaves. Deadhead old blooms. You can let a few blooms go to seed. Let the spent bloom mature on the plant before harvesting the seeds. I've heard they are best used within a month or two. I sow them in a flat of potting soil and keep them at 65-70 degrees. They germinate in 10-14 days. Watch the babies. Don't let them dry out, but don't over water. When the babies are an inch high and have a few leaves, transplant to 3" pots. Grow them on up in bright light and plant them in your garden when they are about 3-4" high. Also, sometimes gerbs wilt and die for no apparent reason. Maybe they get a disease. Sometimes a couple of plants die while others in the same bed look healthy. NOTES: <none>
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RE: FIRE !!!!!! Ants that is.......... (Follow-Up #36)
posted by: SIXCATS on 06.12.2005 at 09:04 am in Southern Gardening Forum I was told by an old farmer to sprinkle plain ground corn meal on the mounds, that the ants would give it to the queen (and themselves) and that they would explode after they ate it! I tried it, and voila!! it really did work!!!
I even tried the kind that was a corn muffin mix, and IT worked too!! Good luck! NOTES: <none>
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posted by: countymounty on 06.26.2005 at 07:32 pm in Southern Gardening Forum Planet Natural has a product called "Ascend" that contains Abamectin which is supposed to sterilize the queen. I have used it with excellent success. Takes about a week or two for the mound to totally go away but once it does it is gone for good. In the past with other tratments it seemed like the ants would die (or move away) but within about a month another colony had repopulated the old mound. Has not happened yet with Ascend.
Another suggestion for an organic option is to spread dried molasses flakes. It works to increase the micro organisms in the soil and make things less steril. I have just sarted this approach this summer so I don't know what to tell you yet. NOTES: <none>
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There is a hint of an idea there to have it be like a children's book with simple images and simple text to tell a simple story to entertain a child, but there is nothing going on. In fact the credits are longer than the short, and I'm not sure if they are even credits. Just first names each using a different text affect.
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Motown legend Aretha Franklin and former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice may sit on different sides of the political table, but they know how to harmonize on the musical spectrum.
The unlikely duo paired up in Philadelphia for a musical concert July 27 to benefit urban children.
Rice -- a classically trained pianist -- played as the "Queen of Soul" sang famous hits like "I Say a Little Prayer" and "Respect." About 8,000 people attended.
"Condoleezza Rice is going to accompany me. You didn't think she could play it, right?" Franklin said to the crowd.
Franklin is a staunch Democrat while Rice served as the national security advisor under the Bush administration -- yet, both agreed Tuesday's event wasn't about blue or red -- but green. Their three-hour concert is estimated to have raised more than $500,000.
"We don't talk politics, but I have lots of friends with whom I don't talk politics. I have friends all over the political spectrum," Rice said.
"I heard someone say that she played with a symphony and I said 'Condoleezza Rice plays with a symphony?'" Franklin recalled.
"We do have some things in common, but I am a Democrat forever. Let me be very clear about that, alright!" she later joked.
Rice said they met at a White House dinner and agreed they "should do something together."
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It wasn't supposed to end this way.
In 1999, the baseball diamond was swept away at Providence College, ending 80 seasons that may have not made a huge impact in the athletic record book or in Major League Baseball -- the most famous pro player, Birdie Tebbetts, retired in 1952 -- but gloriously faded into the shadows of Hendricken Field through the incredible heart and soul of 25 players who put together an amazing run under the setting sun.
Author Paul Lonardo meticulously chronicles the final season in Strike IX: The Story of a Big East College Forced to Eliminate its Baseball Program and the Team that Refused to Lose (November 2009, Infinity Publishing, buybooksontheweb.com). Lonardo takes the story from the fall campaign into the 56 regular season games, the Big East Tournament and the Regional Finals in the NCAA Division I Men's College World Series.
"They would be practicing outside on frozen fields in the winter and on muddy infields and damp grass in the spring. They would help prepare the field for play, raking out rocks and filling in holes that were missed by the school's groundskeepers," writes Lonardo. "They did not expect much and they did not complain, even when they were given old lockers that were hand-me-downs from the basketball team a generation before.
"The team was coming off a 31-22-1 record in 1998, and though they fell short in the Big East Tournamnent, Head Coach Charlie Hickey saw great promise for 1999. The nucleus of the team was returning, and there were several outstanding recruits that had been added."
But as the 1998 academic year was starting, rumors were floating around campus that some men's programs would be eliminated so the college would be in compliance with Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972. Renamed in 2002 the Patsy T. Mink Equal Opportunity in Education Act (to honor the principal author), Title IX is a federal law that states: "No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance....."
It is important to note that while the impact of Title IX has focused on high school and college sports, the original statute made no explicit mention of athletics. Lonardo tackles the issues surrounding the creation of Title IX -- with particular emphasis on the 1979 "three-prong test" for compliance that was instituted by the U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare -- how it has impacted college athletics and the controversies surrounding the implementation, including an analysis of Cohen v. Brown University, a federal case that lasted eight years and helped shape the decision made by administrators at Providence College.
Under the prongs, compliance is met by institutions providing athletic participation opportunities that are substantially proportionate to the student enrollment (the "proportionality" prong), demonstrating a continual expansion of athletic opportunities for the underrepresented sex or instituting full and effective accommodation of the interest and ability of underrepresented sex.
"Critics of the three-prong test argue that it operates as a 'quota' in that it places undue emphasis on the 'proportionality prong' and fails to take into account the differing levels of interest with regard to the gender of athletes," Lonardo writes. "Defenders of the three-prong test, however, claim that the sexes' differing athletic interest levels is merely a product of past discrimination, and further contend that the three-prong test embodies the maxim that 'opportunity drives interest.'"
The sleuthing by two school journalists -- including clandestine meetings with a well-placed source -- broke the story in the October 1 issue of the student newspaper, which then spurred interest by the national sports media. The administration no longer controlled the timing of any announcement concerning the cuts.
"It also rattled the cages of college administrators, who threatened to shut down the entire newspaper if the source was not revealed," Lonardo writes. "It was determined that before they made any public statements they should first sit down with the coaches and athletes of the sports programs that were going to be impacted by the cuts, and that it should take place as early the following week as possible. They would need Monday to finalize all the details, so the college set Tuesday, October 6, as the day of reckoning."
Though the golf and tennis programs received a reprieve to raise funds to continue, the ballpark lights were quickly dimmed on baseball. The travails and triumphs on the field has special meaning for the players as frantic work by alumni and fans try to save the program. The parallel lines converge in the NCAA tournament, as the Friars face perennial power Florida State.
"The college informed everyone who wanted to donate money that they were free to do so, but that the institution would be obligated to disburse the money equally among all PC athletic programs, not just baseball," writes Lonardo. "It seemed as if the powers that be at Providence had written the sport off long ago, so there would be no knight in shining armor that would come to save baseball at Providence College."
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a haa haaa!!! :o0 a stretch to see those bands lol. you forgot Zeppelin tho.
I listened to 3 bands tonight that someone was going to see...Megadeath, Slayer, and Atreyu. The last was the only band of the 3 that I thought had any kind of talent frankly. The others ... meh. I'm not 18-26, male, and hormonally imbalanced lol. different strokes for different folks.
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My Wedding is in just two short weeks. I have hired two women from my hometown to decorate the reception hall on the morning of the wedding so my family and I don't have to bother with it. I desperately need some ideas for decorating the hall such as: Head table backdrops, etc. I do have my centerpieces all picked out; they will be large bud vases containing clear stones, a gold fish and a Hydrangea (colors of the wedding are blue [almost turquoise] with yellow accents). If anyone has any ideas please let me know. Thanks |
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- Posted by sweet_pea10 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 9, 06 at 11:16
Do the ladies that you hired own any decorating items that can be used? If not, you may have to rent them. Without seeing the room, it is difficult to make suggestions. If the room is a typical rectangle with few special features, you may want to rent screens to use behind the head table and the cake table. You can also rent silk trees to soften the look of the room. If the room is dark, you can use the small clear lights on screens and trees and other places to add light to the room. |
- Posted by buttercup_06_24_06 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 9, 06 at 15:04
No these women are not professional decorators so I will have to provide all the decorations. I like the idea of a screen for behind the head table. My sisters both recently got married so there are a lot of mini lights and bunches of Tulle leftover and I wanted to do something different with them so that my wedding is unique to theirs. The hall is your basic rectangular hall with tiled floors and paneled walls. It's nothing special. |
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Check with a rental center in your area. You would be surprized at all of the things that you can rent to personalize the room. |
- Posted by scarlett2001 (My Page) on Tue, Jun 20, 06 at 13:20
Rental center is a really good idea- they not only have columns, fountains and stuff, but they do this all the time, so they probably have a ton of ideas and you don't have to re-invent the wheel. If you don't live near a rental center- go to a website and get ideas. Your florist may have some sources for decoration ideas as well. I don't know if you like balloons, but a balloon arch is a very quick way to make a large, colorful statement. You can also float them as a kind of false ceiling, with silver or gold mylar ribbons on them that catch the light and sparkle. Nothing says "party" like balloons. I recently went to an outdoor wedding where they wanted to keep insects off the wedding cake, so they rigged a tulle "tent" over it- gathered tulle onto a tree banch and let it fall gently all around the cake table. It looked really nice (and also gave the message to stay away from the cake until it was time to cut it.) Good luck and enjoy your wedding day! |
i think, Reception Hall Decoration is a plasant touching our heart, because of everyone is come to seeing our reception honerly give some momantom of life. that is very memorable in our wedding reception.... |
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I didn't realize until this morning that she did not attend Benjamin Netanyahu's "Red Line" speech at the union -- she went to a luncheon and ignored the Prime Minister of Israel -- that's an accomplishment.
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I bought several packages of labeled "Cleopatra" bulbs from Lowe's and planted them. They are coming up, but they look exactly like my Phaison cannas coming up their second year. The leaves have the stripes/coloration like Phaison and I see no half-n-half red-green variation yet. Could the packages have been mislabeled? Or do Cleopatras start out striped? I won't mind, the Phaisons are beautiful, but I was looking for a new canna. Any advice is helpful (other than don't buy plants from corporate garden centers, I generally shop local) and would be appreciated. Kara |
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Facts about Tiara
- Breed: Spitz (Unknown Type, Medium)/Cocker Spaniel Mix
- Color: Black
- Age: Adult
- Size: Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
- Sex: Female
Tiara's Info...
I am already spayed, housetrained, up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
This cutie is VERY social and playful. She loves to play with other dogs so that would be a big plus to a household with other canines. She gets along with cats too! Miami Co. Humane Society requests that you have a secure fenced yard. She is about knee high. All ready for her new forever home. Receiving hearworm/flea/tick meds while being fostered. (Thanks West Milton Vet Clinic!)
Other Pets at Miami County Humane Society
Why Adoption is a Great Option
Tiara, a Troy Spitz (Unknown Type, Medium)/Cocker Spaniel dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Spitz (Unknown Type, Medium)/Cocker Spaniel for sale in Troy, or seeking a Spitz (Unknown Type, Medium)/Cocker Spaniel dog from a breeder in Troy.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Troy already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Troy breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Spitz (Unknown Type, Medium)/Cocker Spaniel breeders who help with Spitz (Unknown Type, Medium)/Cocker Spaniel rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Troy paves the way for another one to be saved.


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Red carpet updates, exclusive #KISSBrits mixes and more.
The biggest event in the UK music industry calendar lands on Weds 19th February, so obviously, we'll be there – The 2014 BRIT Awards!
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The guys will be chatting with nominated artists and giving you the inside scoop on potential winners , guests and all the gossip before the big event.
From 3pm: Michael and Tinea will be hooking up with Rickie live on the BRITS red carpet, catching up with the guests as they arrive.
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In the meantime, check out what happened when we sent Rickie down to London's O2 have a sneak peak backstage.
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1 To the choirmaster. A Psalm of David. In thy strength the king rejoices, O LORD; and in thy help how greatly he exults! | 1 O LORD, the king rejoices in your strength. How great is his joy in the victories you give! |
2 Thou hast given him his heart's desire, and hast not withheld the request of his lips. [Selah] | 2 You have granted him the desire of his heart and have not withheld the request of his lips. "Selah" |
3 For thou dost meet him with goodly blessings; thou dost set a crown of fine gold upon his head. | 3 You welcomed him with rich blessings and placed a crown of pure gold on his head. |
4 He asked life of thee; thou gavest it to him, length of days for ever and ever. | 4 He asked you for life, and you gave it to him-- length of days, for ever and ever. |
5 His glory is great through thy help; splendor and majesty thou dost bestow upon him. | 5 Through the victories you gave, his glory is great; you have bestowed on him splendor and majesty. |
6 Yea, thou dost make him most blessed for ever; thou dost make him glad with the joy of thy presence. | 6 Surely you have granted him eternal blessings and made him glad with the joy of your presence. |
7 For the king trusts in the LORD; and through the steadfast love of the Most High he shall not be moved. | 7 For the king trusts in the LORD; through the unfailing love of the Most High he will not be shaken. |
8 Your hand will find out all your enemies; your right hand will find out those who hate you. | 8 Your hand will lay hold on all your enemies; your right hand will seize your foes. |
9 You will make them as a blazing oven when you appear. The LORD will swallow them up in his wrath; and fire will consume them. | 9 At the time of your appearing you will make them like a fiery furnace. In his wrath the LORD will swallow them up, and his fire will consume them. |
10 You will destroy their offspring from the earth, and their children from among the sons of men. | 10 You will destroy their descendants from the earth, their posterity from mankind. |
11 If they plan evil against you, if they devise mischief, they will not succeed. | 11 Though they plot evil against you and devise wicked schemes, they cannot succeed; |
12 For you will put them to flight; you will aim at their faces with your bows. | 12 for you will make them turn their backs when you aim at them with drawn bow. |
13 Be exalted, O LORD, in thy strength! We will sing and praise thy power. | 13 Be exalted, O LORD, in your strength; we will sing and praise your might. |
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Gov. vetoes golf cart license requirement
Could have kept unlicensed seniors, 15-year-olds from driving golf carts in Fayette
A bill that could have disallowed 15-year-olds and unlicensed seniors from driving golf carts in Peachtree City has been sacked by Gov. Sonny Perdue.
Today Perdue vetoed the bill that would have implemented those restrictions. The law's enforceability had been called into question because it conflicted with existing laws.
Following is information provided by the Governor's office:
"The unintended consequences of this legislation would have had a detrimental impact on the citizens of Peachtree City," said Governor Perdue. "Thanks to Rep. Ramsey and Sen. Chance, we recognized the problems with the bill and asked the sponsors to come back next year with legislation without the language in question."
The specific language is in Section 2 of the bill: "Operators of golf carts and landscape type vehicles must possess a valid driver's license." The intent of the bill was for that provision to apply to motorized carts used for companies distributing packages and other seasonal deliveries. The language, however, was not specific enough to only target those vehicles, and could have been applied to all carts, including golf carts.
"Senator Chance and I, on behalf of the citizens of Peachtree City, truly appreciate Governor Perdue hearing our concerns regarding the potential legal confusion that could have been created by SB 519 and its possible impact on Peachtree City's long standing motorized cart ordinances," said Rep. Ramsey.
Thank you, Govenor. The state government has no business telling Peachtree City or any other city, county or private subdivision who can or cannot operate a golf cart. As info, I do not live in PTC.
a stupid law. BTW, it was Senators Chance of the 16th and Mullis of the 53rd who crafted amendment 10 AM 34 0463ER to SB519 that inserted:
c) Golf carts and landscape type vehicles may travel on public roads within residential areas with a posted speed limit of 35 miles per hour or less. Operators of golf carts and landscape type vehicles must possess a valid driver's license.
In the end we have a statement from Rep Ramsey that reads:
"Senator Chance and I, on behalf of the citizens of Peachtree City, truly appreciate Governor Perdue hearing our concerns regarding the potential legal confusion that could have been created by SB 519 and its possible impact on Peachtree City's long standing motorized cart ordinances,...
And yes, both Chance and Ramsey voted for the bill.
still going to destin...
Why don't you go to Myrtle Beach?
Apache campground would be great to stay and the beaches are good for surf fishing...
We're going to do Melbourne, Fl to try something different. I'm going to use some hotel points. The Double Tree hotel has a real nifty package. Got a nice 10 day deal. Anyways, I had to cut the trip short as I got to go to Los Angeles and then to New Zealand for a week.
I always go a little bit north of that area, but not as far as Daytona. I love me some WAVES. I also enjoy a beach I can ride a bike on, with plenty of room between the waves and the soft sand. This area has it in spades.
As far as fishing, you'll see plenty of whiting in the surf, pompono and even some tarpon jumping off shore at times, close enough to see. Close to the parks too, if you have a hankering for a day trip.
I went out this morning. I started out launching a large spoon about 75 yards out and came up with nothing. I finally resorted to some close in-shore action using a yellow crappie jig and caught a little flounder, whiting and croaker. One thing though, it ain't the gulf. Cruse that oil leak.
Sounds like fun..
That said, I'm a Atlantic Ocean guy all day long. I love the vibe of New Smyrna Beach.
I will say that ANY ocean/beach in general is better than none. :)
You seem to have some expertise in this area. This is from another site. Do you have an opinion or answer? Thanks
I am going to make this very simple! I know there must be an expert out there somewhere who can explain this to me. There is a 20 inch pipe running from the seabed to the oil reserve that is two and a half miles below the seabed, 13,000 feet. The only thing necessary to stop the flow is to equalize the pressure. Why does our military not have the capability to set off a small conventional explosion at the wellhead that could go just deep enough to allow the tons of settling debris to close that hole and collapse the pipe? I don't know the actual engineering but I am betting a charge directed into the hole would not have to penetrate more than a 1000 feet to completely seal it. Are they trying to save the well at the expense of the entire Gulf of Mexico?
I appreciate that acknowledgement. The article's writer is correct, it is all about equalizing pressure or better yet overcoming the pressure of the oil coming out of the well head.
I suspect that the reason that a bomb is not used is that it could cause even more problems if it did not work. Rather than dealing with one leak source the oil could ooze through-out the blast displacement area as the seabed could become porus. If it was a nuclear bomb then the oil could become contaminated with the bomb's unhealthy byproducts.
But remember, I'm just a fat guy that rides his bicycle.
Actually, I wish "Git" would chime in. He worked on these oil rigs in the gulf.
Thanks! I guess I did miss some posts. This situation is so frightening to so many - who have no knowledge whatsoever about the difficulty of stopping this leak. I must say - using 'bombs' seems to be a dangerous solution. Thanks again!! If anyone else can add to this - it would be appreciated.
Cy, Dm must have missed the earlier thread on this subject--using a nuc option--that did draw some ridicule.
Only thing I heard was that POTUS sent a tm of 5 Nuc Scientists to the area to investigate--nothing more heard.
It did draw some ridicule, but I wonder if anyone really checked to see if it had been done in the past and worked? The issue is the mile underwater thing, it has been done successfuly above ground.
No. Canceled last Friday.
come oil or floods
Thanks for ruining it for the rest of us who don't live in Peachtree city. All we wanted was to be able to operate golf carts on city streets within enclosed subdivisions with posted speed limits of 25MPH or less... Cobb County says it is illegal even within your own neighborhood.
Shouldn't you be addressing this within your own community? Peachtree City has a long history of golf cart usage and governance that can be used as a model.
I guess that's what makes us unique, we have 100 odd miles of golf cart paths that we (the City) pay for the upkeep, generally we just cross the roads to get to the paths. Sorry you guys lost out but if you want to drive a golf cart, pony up the money and move to PTC. I was raised in Smyrna and you wouldn't get me to move back for love nor money!
I have Family on the northside, they can have it. I have friends in Henry County too who got busted thinking they would roam their subdivision in golf carts.


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Air Live has a little to work on with regards to its packaging. While it is not gaudy or garish, it is drab. On first glance the box for the WN-300R simply looks plain; however, once you get past that you do get some decent information on the router within.
The back of the box shows the features in multiple languages (12 to be exact).
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Open since 1828, the Main Cemetery of Frankfurt offers a place of peace for those who passed on and those who were left behind. It is a place of calm, and one might think it's drowned in sorrow and perhaps to an extent it is. . . for only when directly confronted with death do you realize the magnificence of life. -
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Back in 2005, the city of Frankfurt has been presented with a wonderful gift from the Republic of Korea - a real Korean garden! It is a wonderful place to discover among the jungle of skyscrapers known as the Frankfurt Skyline.


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Every year about this time, a lotta people wonder why Halloween is so popular. I once was one of those people. Never understood why people put up more elaborate spooky decorations and lawn treatments than they do for Christmas. Don't wonder...just enjoy the treasure that's been prepared for you. For anyone not fully taking advantage of the riches, please prepare for the harvest awaiting. After Halloween, worms' favorite food winds up laying around in yards....rotting, and a nuisance to all those candy-bloated Christmas shoppers. Pumpkins will be your best friend. Do your neighors a favor...they'll thank you for it. Chuckiebtoo Five years ago I gave my neighbors a little note explaining my lust for pumpkins. Then, and every year since....without notes, they give me a call. |
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- Posted by greenthumbzdude (My Page) on Tue, Oct 29, 13 at 13:22
Yes I cut up half of a rotten pumpkin last week and placed it in my worm bin. The next day it was covered with worms....have not checked it since then so it might be gone by now. At Thanksgiving I plan on giving them my sweet potato skins which I will have a lot of. |
Reason for Halloween: so we can go around the neighbourhood the day after and collect as much pumpkins a we need. Yep, the neighbours thank us and so do the worms. It will be our garbage day too this year. Not good. |
- Posted by chuckiebtoo z8 NE Texas (My Page) on Tue, Oct 29, 13 at 13:45
Garbage day is great. "On the curb, on the market". Some people who give me pumpkins like to keep them for a while leading up to Thankgiving. Sometimes they're getting REALLY worm-ready. |
Do you put the rotton pumpkin in the bin with the rind? Or do you freeze and chop first? Curious minds want to know. |
- Posted by merrygardener z8olywa (My Page) on Sun, Nov 17, 13 at 19:18
I plunk it into the bin whole, as it is so much fun to follow the progress! |
- Posted by equinoxequinox (My Page) on Sun, Nov 17, 13 at 21:06
Yes. For some reason watching things rot is more interesting than one would imagine. |
- Posted by chuckiebtoo z8 NE Texas (My Page) on Mon, Nov 18, 13 at 10:57
"Do you put the rotton pumpkin in the bin with the rind? Or do you freeze and chop first?" Both. However, it's a lot easier to chop first and then freeze:) One other thing: Pumpkins you get early after boo-day aren't rotten yet and will last a long time (Christmas?) before beginning to noticibly decompose. (A lotta people don't do any carving on them anymore) Chuckiebtoo |
I threw out a request on my Freecycle a couple of years ago asking for pumpkins. I spent one Saturday driving around picking up people's pumpkins and had a blast. I cut them into chunks and into the food processor and then froze. A lot of food for the lads! With green binning, people throw their pumpkins into the bin, which is why I specifically asked on Freecycle. |
I just moved to the country and expanded my worm farm. Now I have two bacon flavored turd factories that are chowing down on used pumpkins. |
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Good writers don't tell how their characters feel, they show how they feel.
This was a lesson in writing that I learned many years ago. I remember it well. I am trying to remember this rule as I write portions of our novel.
On the plane back to Connecticut from South Carolina, I was reminded of the rule by a young man sitting next to me. Tyler from St. Louis was a marine returning from a short vacation to his base in California. He had explained to me that he was in the infantry and had been to Afghanistan. He was in a unit that flew helicopter missions.
Let me paraphrase our dialogue, using the rule.
Me: "Oh, Tyler, that must have been so frightening."
T: "Yes, ma'am. The first time I got on the heli was the worst. There is no door and no one wears a seatbelt because everyone has backpacks on."
Me: "Did you fly at night?"
T: "Yes, ma'am. You get in and you look out the door and can't tell how far above land you are. It is completely dark."
Me: "How did you deal with your terror, that first time?"
T: "I just grabbed on to the guy next to me and told him if I was going to fall out, he was going with me."
Me: "Oh honey. You must never tell your mother this. Or at least tell her you always managed to get into the helicopter first."
T: "I can't ma'am. My job is always to be the last one in."
God bless you, Tyler. I will always remember you, and the rule.


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(Interjection: I like to think of the above picture as Quick saying, "Sweet mother of pearl, 10 years!")
Jonathan Quick is no longer the designated cornerstone with the expiring contract in Los Angeles as he has joined the likes of Anze Kopitar, Mike Richards, Jeff Carter, Justin Williams, and Drew Doughty as players who will be locked up in Hollywood for some time yet. Ironically enough captain Dustin Brown is now the big name with the shortest contract but you can bet after this year's run that the Kings will have that squared away soon.
Jonathan Quick 58 million / 10 years with Kings.
— Renaud P Lavoie (@RenLavoieRDS) June 28, 2012
This contract has the Kings goaltending situation in stable hands for many years to come so long as Quick can stay healthy. The $5.8 million cap hit is fairly reasonable for a goaltender of his caliber and his play over the last few seasons have made the $4 million raise entirely justifiable.
An interesting cog in this contract is where the future of Jonathan Bernier fits in, considering he was once destined to supplant Quick in the crease. After a frustrating start to his pro career, expect Bernier to be moved in the near future and Martin Jones to be slid into the backup role in Los Angeles sooner rather than later.
The underlying issue to all of this is the history of goaltenders with albatross contracts. The 10 year deal makes Quick's contract the third longest contract for a goaltender in the league today, behind only Rick DiPietro and Roberto Luongo, while Quick inches in front of Ilya Bryzgalov's humongous big nine year deal in Philly.
While Quick's deal isn't of the Coleridge-ian proportions DiPietro can claim, it's certainly not to be overlooked.
As of June 2012 there is no clear positive to giving a goaltender a contract this long. DiPietro's deal was ill-advised and has blown up about as spectacularly as you could imagine. The Canucks are actively shopping Luongo to hand the reins to the younger, cheaper Cory Schneider. Bryzgalov has been a whipping boy in Philadelphia, though that is equal parts his in-goal work with the Flyers and HBO magic.
Where will Quick fit in all of this?
If you were to bank on anyone being the exception to the albatross deal rule, it would have to be Jonathan Quick. Had Henrik Lundqvist not propelled the New York Rangers to the top seed in the Eastern Conference, Quick could have the Vezina and Conn Smythe to his credit as his numbers in net were identical to King Henrik's, Quick's team simply didn't get the results in front of him until the playoffs.
Really, that's where this Quick arrangement differs from the previous three. As far as a stable situation to thrive long term goes, you can't do much better than Los Angeles as the Kings are defending champions come September and have the talent to take the heat off of Quick if need be, something his long term predecessors cannot lay claim to.
On Long Island, DiPietro was given his deal to be the cornerstone for any success on a bad team, Luongo was the backbone of the Canucks at the time of his deal before they added a bevy of pieces to propel them to a Cup final appearance, and Bryzgalov was brought in to a situation in Philly where the team had been re-structured over the summer. These were situations in both positive and negative cases of flux and weren't nearly as stable as what the Kings currently have.
The 10 year deal will take Quick to his 36th birthday and barring catastrophic injury, the Kings can expect an elite goaltender for at least half of this contract. If his play diminishes with age, the performances of veteran goaltenders in recent years, particuarly in the playoffs (Brodeur, Roloson, Thomas, among others), certainly wouldn't deter the Kings from making this commitment. A decade of consistently above average goaltending is hard to get in this league.
There may be some work to do to overcome the albatross contract stigma brought upon goalies by Mr. DiPietro, but as of the year 2012, there's nobody more qualified to do that than Jonathan Quick.
What do you think of the deal?


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Rules of Civility's Amor Towles
Hi, Bookies:
The author of Rules of Civility, our February book, answers questions about who—and what—inspired his story, the relationships of his characters, and what interests him as a writer. (Note: Our questions appear below in the order in which the author answered them, and in terms of punctuation and such I've forgone the usual spit and polish: I like his ampersands.) Enjoy.
Maura Fritz
I'd love to know if Walker Evans's photographs actually inspired the book in any way?
While I began writing Rules of Civility in 2006, the genesis of the book does in fact date back to the early 1990s when I happened upon a copy of Many Are Called—the collection of portraits that Walker Evans took on the New York City subways in the late 1930s with a hidden camera. At the time, I primarily knew of Evans's iconic Depression-era photographs of rural America, such as those that appear in Let Us Now Praise Famous Men: the tilting clapboard houses, weathered signs, stalwart women in summer dresses… But this was the first I'd seen of his urban work.
The subway photos weren't shown publicly until the 1960s, and, as I flipped through the pages, I had the fanciful notion of someone at the exhibit's opening recognizing the same person in two of portraits. In the manner of such things, I wrote the idea on a matchbook cover and threw it in a box. Twenty years later, I pulled the matchbook back out of the box and set about writing this tale.
Anastasia Signoretta
What inspired you to write a novel from the point of view of a young woman in the 1930s, as opposed to writing from the point of view of a man, in that era or any other?
Having started with the notion of someone recognizing an acquaintance among Walker Evans's portraits, from the very first I imagined it was a young man in the photographs and a young woman who was looking at them. So I never considered telling the story from anyone's perspective other than Katey's.
Some writers like John Cheever and Raymond Carver seem to draw artistic energy from analyzing the realm of their own experiences—their social circles and memories and mores. I'm one of those who draw creative energy from the opposite. I prefer to put myself in an environment that's farther afield and look through the eyes of someone who differs from me in age, ethnicity, gender and/or social class. I think a little displacement makes me a sharper observer. It's that challenge of trying to imagine what's on top of the dresser—the small thing that's always there on the periphery that somehow brings events into focus.
Vanessa Santiago
How did Mr. Towles research the working and social conditions of the era?
I've always had a great interest in the period between 1900 and 1940—because it was an era of such incredible creative combustion.
In retrospect, the pace of change in the arts and industry in the 19th century seems pretty glacial. Painting, music, the novel, architecture were all evolving, but at a pretty observable pace. Then in the span of a few decades you have James Joyce, Nijinsky, Cubism, Surrealism, jazz, Henry Ford, Sigmund Freud, the Russian Revolution, movies, airplanes, skyscrapers and the general upending of received forms in almost every area of human endeavor.
Over the years, I listened to the music, saw the movies, read the novels and manifestos, lingered in front of the paintings. So I really didn't do any applied research for the book. Rather, I tried to rely on my secondhand familiarity with the period to orient my imagination.
Vanessa Santiago
Did he base any of the characters on a real person?
None of the characters in the book are based on anyone in particular. But three of my grandparents and a great grandmother lived into their late 90s or early 100s. My maternal grandparents lived across the street from me in the summers and I'd see them every day. Over lunch when I was in my twenties, it was great fun to talk with them about their lives between the Wars—when they were young adults. My grandmother, who was simultaneously a woman of manners and verve, fended off marriage proposals until she was 30 because she was having too much fun to settle down. Like the book's narrator, she pushed a rival in furs into the drink before ultimately accepting my grandfather's proposal.
To some degree, these conversations (with my grandmother in particular) solidified my view that her generation was less Victorian than my parents' generation. I think the 1920s and 1930s had a certain openness that was countered by the conformity of the 1950s.
Anastasia Signoretta
I'm curious to know your thoughts about the "relationship" between Anne and Eve. What did you imagine each of their feelings were about the "arrangements" with Tinker?
I never really imagined that Anne and Eve had a relationship per se. Events in the book would suggest that Anne gave Tinker a lot of latitude. Anne "let" Tinker move Eve into the apartment and "let" him travel with her to Europe. As she explains to Katey at the Plaza, her assumption was that Tinker would eventually find someone closer in age; and at such time Anne would be ready to revise their "arrangement" as long as she was getting what she wanted.
And Eve? As Tinker speculates in the coffee shop, Eve had good reason to suspect he was sleeping with another woman, even if she didn't know with whom. The earrings she found in the bedside table were certainly an indication. But as events eventually reveal, Eve doesn't care. Because she isn't in love with Tinker; nor does she have any intention of remaining with him. Her intent is to cash in on Tinker's guilt and on the "you broke it you bought it" policy for as long as it suits her. Eve is interested in freedom; and she abhors answering to another whether it's her parents or a husband.
Maura Fritz
Why did the author choose to set the preface so many years after the events, tipping to the fact up front that Katey and Tinker would not end up together?
In part, the frame of the story is dictated by the book's originazing notion: of someone attending the Walker Evans opening in the 1960s and recognizing an old acquaintance among the old photographs. But the frame also served my purposes by diminishing the mystery of outcomes. The reader knows in the opening pages where Tinker and Katey will end up. As a result, the book is more about what happened in that year, how events shaped the future, how sentiments evolved, rather than a waiting game to see if love and/or fortune would prevail.
Sarah Wire Kauffman
I love a story that springs from other media—photographic exhibition, a favorite book, painters. I wonder if the Washington book is a favorite of the author? The detail of the time period is wonderful. I want Tinker's cocktail tools!
I'm very interested in periods where there is a density of creative invention: Like the early Renaissance in Tuscany (with Massacio, della Francesca, Botticelli and Donatello), or jazz in the late 50s in New York (with Davis and Coltrane and Monk and Gillespie); or crime drama on TV in the 70s (with Kojak, Rockford, McGarrett, and Columbo). Throughout history there seem to be these brief periods when a group of varied talents come together and advance a whole art form by leaps and bounds. In some semi-competitive or cooperative dialogue, the players bring out the best in each other by spurring inspiration and risk taking, while defining new forms and frontiers. When I find a period like this I like to delve.
One of those periods for me is the revolutionary period in America. Jefferson, Adams, Washington, Hamilton, Madison, Franklin were all men of such sweeping talent and character. In an incredibly short period, they formulated a system of ideals and practical applications, which has served us well for centuries.
Initially, I imagined Tinker as an avid student of the period. But once into the book, I happened to pull a collection of Washington's writings off my shelf, which led off with his "Rules of Civility"—and I knew right away that the "Rules" should be the primary thing that Tinker had studied. My book investigates social stratification & manners, character & appearance, ideals & compromise—and Washington's youthful list somehow seems at the heart of the whole crazy matter.


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Bermuda Weather in February
The temperature in February continues to remain cold like in January. It might sometimes become even a little cooler. Over recent years, the average high temperature in Bermuda during February has been 68 degree Fahrenheit. And the average low is 60 degree Fahrenheit.
Due to the warm water of gulf stream passing nearby, you won't find snow, ice or even frost in Bermuda although the island is over 1000 miles north of Caribbean. In February, you will need to wear a light jacket in early mornings and in the evenings. The day time temperature remains quite pleasantly cool. Although it may not repeat, but the coolest ever day in Bermuda was recorded in February in 1950 when the temperature dipped to some 44 degree.
Typical Bermuda weather in February
The sea temperature in February averages 64 degree. The water visibility is excellent during this time and ranges from 150 to 200 feet. The time is ideal for water sports like scuba diving and snorkeling, although you may need to wear wet suits.
Accessing golf courses and getting tee time is also relatively easy during February as the tourist demands are low. The hotel rates during February are also much lower compared to the high tourist seasons. Here is a picture of how a typical February day looks in Bermuda.
A chart showing average high and low temperatures in Bermuda in February.
Note that the above temperatures are average over the whole month of February. A particular day may have highs or lows that may be slightly different from the above.
The following chart shows average temperature on a typical day in February by time as the day progresses. As you can see in the chart below, a typical early morning temperature can be quite low at 62 degrees and then it rises during afternoon to 66 degrees, and finally the day cools off in the evening to 63 degrees. Night time temperature is generally the lowest.
A typical February day temperatures in Bermuda by time:
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Hurricane: February does not fall into Bermuda's hurricane season. To know about when and how hurricane strikes, see Bermuda Hurricane.
Bermuda public events in February
There are several events that are held in Bermuda during this month.
Bermuda International Love Festival is held for couples during the Valentines week (note: this has been recently canceled), Bermuda Chess Tournament is an international open chess tournament held in Feb, and Bermuda Festival of Performing Arts.
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"Modern Family" said goodbye to Season 4 with a funeral. Could they say hello to Season 5 with a wedding?
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In what is surely the highlight of Season 4, TV's favorite "Modern Family" officially expanded with the long-awaited arrival of Baby Pritchett in Wednesday night's episode. And … it's a… More
Now that filming on Season 4 has begun, hot mama Sofia Vergara was snapped on the "Modern Family" set Tuesday wearing one heck of a get-up — baring a black bra and her new baby bump to TV son Rico Rodriguez.
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The six adult stars of "Modern Family" are gearing up for contract negotiations that might get them $200,000 per episode, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Last night's episode of "Modern Family" was the funniest of the season, filled with fantastic one-off jokes, visual puns, and lots and lots of funny hits of truth. But the funniest moment was a "Monkees" joke, airing the same day Davy Jones passed away.
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Don't laugh…I'm sipping tandem cups of this tea & Spring Harvested Laoshan green, just to see if I can detect a difference.
4 G + 4 oz @ 3 sec (175) = the answer is yes, I can!
The Bilochun has a sweet & nutty taste, with mild greens. It reminds me of when I used to make Congee in my crockpot.
I used a little 1 Qt crock, Here's the recipe (from Moosewood restaurant New Classics:
3/4 C short grain brown rice
Plug in the crock & let it go over night while you're sleeping, or all day.
In the morning, stir in 2 crumpled veggie bullion cubes (Morga or other) and some frozen spinach. Top with any of the following:
soy sauce or fish sauce or coconut aminos
minced garlic, chives, shallots, or green onion, raw or sauteed
cilantro, parsley
toasted nuts, french fried onions
grated ginger, pepper flakes, dash of cayenne
tofu (baked, fried, smoked, or plain) or tempeh
broccoli, or any veggies
Kimpira gobo
Any veggies or protein sources
There's also an awesome sauce recipe:
in a skillet, sautee in 2 tsp peanut or coconut oil for 4 minutes:
6 minced garlic cloves
1.5 C scallions, thinly sliced
(diced up or grated ginger, my addition)
Add & stir for 1 or 2 mins:
1/2 C soy sauce
3 T Mirin
remove from heat & add:
1/2 C minced cilantro (opt)
1/4 tsp black pepper
Put some Congee in your bowl, spoon some sauce on it, and top with toasted cashews! YUM! Have a baked sweet potato along side or for dessert, with melted coconut butter, sprinkled liberally with cinnamon!
So, to return to my comparison, the Bilochun is sweeter, more like the above recipe, with nuttiness and light grain flavors. The Spring green is a much more savory, green beany brew, but also delicious.


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Luis Suarez: Arsenal move would be surprise, says Michael Owen
Michael Owen thinks Luis Suarez would be making a surprising career move if he left Liverpool to join Arsenal.
Last week, the Reds rejected a Gunners club record bid of £40m plus £1 for the 26-year-old Uruguay forward, who wants to talk to the London club.
Ex-Liverpool striker Owen told BBC's Sportsweek that joining Real Madrid or Barcelona would make "more sense".
"Arsenal are a fabulous club and have got a great heritage, but Liverpool are as big - if not bigger," he said.
Suarez in numbers
- 30 goals in 44 appearances for Liverpool last season
- Since joining from Ajax in January 2011 for £22.7m, has scored 51 in 96 appearances
- 49 goals in 48 games for Ajax the season before joining Liverpool
- 31 goals in 62 appearances for Uruguay
"I'd be very surprised if he were to move to Arsenal. Madrid or Barcelona would make more sense."
The 33-year-old, who scored 40 goals in 89 appearances for England, added: "I'm struggling to understand why he would leave and stay in England with Liverpool being the stature they are."
Recently retired Owen said that the Uruguayan would be more likely to enjoy success in European competition at one of the Spanish clubs next season, rather than at the Gunners.
"From Suarez's point of view you can understand him if he wants to reach the absolute pinnacle of the game - that's playing in the Champions League. Liverpool obviously are not in that at the moment," continued Owen, who joined Real Madrid from Liverpool in 2004.
"Truthfully, can you really see Arsenal winning the Champions League next season or going into the later stages? Unless they buy a good few players then I can't."
On Wednesday, Suarez made his first appearance for Liverpool since his infamous bite on Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic's arm last season, coming off the bench in an 18-minute cameo during the Premier League club's 2-0 win over Melbourne Victory at the MCG.
With Liverpool 1-0 up, Suarez laid on the Reds' second for new signing Iago Aspas late in the match.
After the game, Rodgers said: "There's nothing new to report. He [Suarez] is very much a Liverpool player and over the course of the next couple of weeks we've got to get him up to speed."
On Sunday, Suarez again appeared as a substitute during a 3-0 win over Thailand.
The 26-year-old came on in the 61st minute with Liverpool leading through goals by Philippe Coutinho, Iago Aspas, the £7m signing from Celta Vigo, and Steven Gerrard.
Suarez joined Liverpool from Ajax in January 2011 in a £22.7m deal. Last season, the South American scored 30 goals in 44 appearances for the Anfield club.
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30th July 2013 - 23:25Jdand...lying to others is just a sign of deceit. Lying to yourself is a sign of a diseased mind.
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30th July 2013 - 17:42im boycotting arsenal new kit there is actually a movement started by NIKI WAINWRIGHT and has a fb page called arsenal action basically we don't buy the shirt and we as fans don't spend and money until they do. Join us lets just see how much the heirachy value the fans
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30th July 2013 - 15:22LFC 41 major trophies.
ManU 41 MT.
Ars 27 MT.
Nothing else matters to truly knowledgeable footy fans. Any fan who really supports their team wants them to win silverware and lots of it.
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Have you ever found bored NPCs? {WoW}
Jul 7th 2011 12:13AM Not really a "bored" npc, but I love the gnome Mage who walks around and turns on all the lights in dalaran at night, when he's done he sells you a little wand that can also turn the lights on.
The Queue: Ancient memes for ancient connections {WoW}
Jun 24th 2011 11:53AM It looks like warcraftpets.com is having problems too.. or is gone..?
Is there a place for MMO magazines? {WoW}
Mar 4th 2010 1:15PM I just finally got my magazine a few days ago, and keep in mind i ordered it when it first was offered and also live in the states. Don't give up hope, maybe you will get yours soon also. :) I really kinda wish the wow magazine did include in-game items though.
Last chance to enter to win a Creative headset of your own {WoW}
Nov 11th 2009 11:55PM Very nice!
WoW.com TCG Loot Giveaway: Sandbox Tiger and the Flag of Ownership {WoW}
Oct 13th 2009 12:40PM lol, the card game art is the best :D
[Updated] Realm Status: All realms to be online by 10:30pm EDT {WoW}
Sep 1st 2009 2:43PM Same here! I dont' care how long it's down today, as long as I don't have to see that "servers cannot be launched" junk anymore.
BlizzCon 2009: The goody bag {WoW}
Aug 20th 2009 6:51PM www.Worldofwarcraft.com posted an official release statement about the stein. It's called the Charge of the Great Dragonflight, and apparantly shows each of the aspects. It ships in October.
BlizzCon 2009: The goody bag {WoW}
Aug 20th 2009 6:09PM Looking at the stein advertisement... I recognize the arthas one, horde and alliance ones... whats the other one in the middle?
Breakfast Topic: What do you think about Onyxia's return? {WoW}
Aug 14th 2009 10:50AM I really could see Deathwing in the future, especially with an expansion possibly revolving around the sundering. Deathwing had a part to play in that with the demon soul. Maybe a CoT instance?
Realm Status: Coming online {WoW}
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