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Helloooooo Chynah - hope you are well? Good to see you still lurk
I really can't be dealing with the whole 111 rubbish, it just shows that we are a nation of people with no common sense! I can't believe some of the things people go to A and E for, now wonder it's at breaking point! Rant over.
hi chynah, saw cute pcs of your two on FB the other day. So grown up!
What's 111? do we have it up here? We have nhs 24 who have a crazy long phone number which I couldn't see to dial the day I had the low blood pressure flashing lights issue!
Aww thanks Caro - Eric is quite a mover! Matilda looks so grown up too (love oogling piccies on FB!!)
Hi Kinsey, CC and EF (wow 10weeks to go!!)
and Karen sorry to hear about your cat
and everyone else - I do lurk almost every day but never seem to have much interesting to post (not having the best time here ) so tend to follow you all on FB instead!
I am still running though and did Bognor 10K on Sunday and still planning Bournemouth Mara so will definitely be back for tips once I get my head straight! xx
Chynah remember you can offload on here too if you need somewhere to vent. We all do it! (())
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Same sort of thing EF, it replaced NHS Direct which was in fact fairly useful when I used it. It sounds like 111 have to ask this enormous list of questions regardless of why you are calling - my friend who was trying to find her local surgery had the same nonsense.
I used NHS direct a couple of times and they were really quite good - esp the time when J was 4 months old looked like he was going down with conjunctivitus - day before we flew to US for two weeks, and it was Boxing Day!! via them managed to get prescription to take to chemist etc.
Agree people seem to go for most crazy reasons sometimes though.
Chynah - definitely don't go hiding from us, you know we all love a good rant - especially me!
Sleeping really really badly at the moment - think it's just flipping peri-menopausal hormones messing me about but beginning to take it's toll for sure, I feel wrecked and am beginning to look it too!
Lotte - hope you are doing a good job of tapering ...
Legs a bit tired after yesterdays run, paperwork and jobs then out for some kind of easy run - about 8 I reckon.
Pilates class (1) taught anyway.
(((Chynah))). Good to see you. Don't be afraid to come and rant here. It's the only place some of us have to safely rant.
Easy run + 8miles don't go together in my book
The pace was definitely easy, the bit where I went the wrong way in the woods and had to hurdle over dead trees and stumble along overgrown tractor tracks on the way back ... not quite so easy! Lovely on outward leg though as was along beach and not a soul to be seen.
Swimming lesson joys now - sooooo hot in the watching/waiting area ... Pilates (2) later tonight
One of my ladies brought her 15-year-old daughter along today - she wanted to help make her aware of her posture as she's tall with a decent chest and already starting to round down into herself ... was interesting and got me thinking about the whole thing of body awareness and perception in young girls etc. Esp as Pilates focusses more on how you feel before you think about how you look ... sorry, random ramble there but just thinking of ways to try and avoid some of these body issues we come across today in young girls etc
CC- you just made me sit up at my desk and engage my lower abdominals Can you mention core every time you come on please?! Still struggling to find a pilates class suitable, physio said I must do a beginner class where they are very hands on, she said I need it to be boringly slow! She spent all our last session with the ultrasound on me trying to get me to engage just my lower abs/pelvic floor etc. I was useless at it so have lots of exercises which I'm already slacking on. Hence the need for pilates class! Apparently I clench everything too much?! Also looks like I may need to go to specialist about my PF if it doesn't improve. Rather depressingly and despite no running, I have general pains around my right knee and leg when I just walk too much or even sit crosslegged too long.
Enough moaning! Was also going to say as TangyT said that 8miles is never easy! Great running though CC. I continuously waver between being jealous or inspired to get better when I read all the great running on here.
I'm also in the raging hormones group with CC and Tt. No period for 2 months now and feels like I'm permanently pmting. Surely I have a few more years before I'm perimeonpausal. Might even want another baby sometime!
Trying to remember last page... Karen so sorry about your puss cat. Made me well up remembering when I had to take our old girl to the vets, still seems to recent but was week before Rosie was born so over a year ago. It is some comfort when they go quickly though.
TT- hope all house move stuff goes as smoothly as it can with 2 little ones. And Brookie, fingers crossed for a quick move! I hardly know anyone who hasn't moved/done major renovations when pregnant or with new baby. Is it nesting instinct or just that we all need a kick up the arse of an expanding family to get things done?!
Ef- well done on exams and cannot believe only 10weeks left!
Caro- ouch to head wound! I am also of the inclination not to go to a&e or even the drs unless absolutely necessary. when kids are sick, hubby often says 'if theyre still poorly tomorrow we should go to the dr' meaning me! So we rarely go. Did go about Rosie's nasty ezcema patches but got given the usual diprobase bollox, at least on perscription though
Chynah, keep in touch and do have a rant! I was considering the bournemouth marathon, does look flat! but as injury drags on seems unlikely. Still got the date in my diary though as thought could do the half if able.
Kinsey - think you mentioned hatchlands and NT? My nt membership is def worth it as I go to claremont a lot, only 5mins drive away, girls love it there and would otherwise be £10 a time. We go to places at the weekend too though, polesden etc.
Right, should be working.... Had a great birthday weekend! Birthday (friday) was usual pants of me shouting at the kids, my mum was down and 'helped', definitely was worse behaviour all round with her there (from me included). But had scrummy meal out in the evening at my fave local restaurant which has the best puddings (I even got to eat spotted dick as it was made with veggie suet!). Then half day off with hubby on Sat while relatives babysat. Amazing lunch at Nopi in Soho, then off to westfield to potter, then cinema for StarTrek, where I drank most of a bottle of red wine and a family sized bag of m&ms (yes, the whole bag ). Even had some more of my birthday cake in bed when we got home at midnight
sorry, waffling, must work!!
LOL about your husbands comments about 'we' should go to the drs, it's the same here. Don't think he's ever set foot in a doctors surgery with a child in eight years!
Pilates is s-l-o-w hence why many people find it boring and a bit tedious!! But slowing the moves right down really emphasises the work going on in the areas concerned, more resistance etc. Definitely try and find a class that is small otherwise the instructor can't really see what's going on. The one I was going to before I started doing it myself used to have up to 15 people in there and she did a lot of lying down demonstrating but then couldn't see what people were doing! I think the best classes I've been in have a max of 10 people but 6-8 would be a luxury I reckon.
Glad you got some kind of me/couple time over the weekend for birthday celebrations, despite 'assistance' from your mum!!
If we lived South we'd be making so much more use of our NT cards - but they are fantastic when we go down to visit family and friends and on holiday - last year in just three weeks of the summer holidays I got my money's-worth and more so that's why I hang onto it.
Have definitely started a bit more research on perimenopause as I am sleeping so badly, night sweats etc etc ... sigh ...
No CC, NO! You are the same age as me, we cannot be heading into menopause already! As Sonya said, might even want another little one......
Definitely NO! I am older than all of you (I think) and dont fancy menopause yet!
Hey again, thanks for all good wishes - nice to be missed. Speaking of which, nice to hear from u chynah. Posts don't have to be interesting! It's jus nice to hear from folk. EF - wow 30 wks. Tatty - how many are you now?
Caro - you stayed so calm with M by sounds of it. I think I'd have freaked. Head wounds and head injuries generally freak me out. Probably partly my job - EF do u find the same
CC - no idea how u knock out those runs week on week. V impressed. Sonya - birthday souneed good. And yeah, u r probably right about people moving house or renovating whilst pregnant or with babies!
is anyone else's iPhone now doing absolutely bananas auto corrects at the minute? Posting on it is getting so irritating and it used to be fine!
Urgh to hormones being bonkers. My skin is in meltdown - think its hormones now I'm not bf so much, it did it after Martha but not after Aidan. The doc then said it was atopical eczema - hopefully its calming down.
Flying to Dublin next week with hubby and 3 kids. Think we are taking B's carseat and the boosters for M&A, any tips on anything I should be thinking about? Feel like a novice traveller as I havn't been on a plane for ages! We are just taking the fold up pram for B.
Lotte - the thought of packing for 6 makes me boggle by the way, 3 is more than enough for me!
Kinsey we have boostapack for Lou which is a car seat and rucksack combined. it holds enough for her to be entertained with. Or friends recommend bubble bum which is inflatable car seat. I'm just thinking they might be easier? Tho costly!
Brookie I catastrophise everything in my mind these days! It affects everything. Poor Lou gets wrapped in cotton wool a bit and it really is just a result of reading about accidents all day every day!
I despair of my skin too, thought as I got older I would get over all that stuff (was very oily as a teenager/early 20s), so now it still looks quite youthful but get rosacea spots instead which itch like crazy at times!!! PERImenopause kind of gets started before the real deal kicks in ... apparently that can be worse than the final event ... here is hoping!! Not everyone gets these things though but my hormones have always been rather 'sensitive' shall we say.
Has Lotte posted? I can't see anything from her ... maybe I've got her on ignore?
Dreaded dentist appt in the morning - eek.
I just have lots of snacks and a bag full of colouring, stickers, books etc. Usually by the time we've done the whole settling in, emergency spiel, each child wanting toilet at separate times etc it's time to land on these internal flights. I always think security is the most stressful what with all the shoe-taking off and bag checking etc. Where are you flying from?
We're off to Sweden next wed evening from city which is less than 8 miles from home, so easy. We land late and our friends car is too small for us so we shall be getting a taxi, but apparently all taxis have 1 car seat as standard and its easy to book one with a second. WI'll only be doing public transport whilst there as we're going to their holiday home on some island in the Stockholm archipelago, which has no traffic, no running water, and a generator! Hope it's warm.......haven't really thought much about what to bring yet, not too much as we'll only be there for 4 days/5 min ghats. Matilda will be fine on the plane, Eric will be a pain I imagine as he won't want to sit still!
just been to pilates, only 8 people in my class usually, and it is a Pilates studio. There are 4 teachers and all it does is Pilates, so they are v good. Me get a Pilates newsletter once a month, encouraging us, and they always profile one client and talk about how Pilates has benefitted them. Fortunately they haven't asked me!

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- loss of cervical lordosis- dessication of c3-4, c4-5 c5-6 discs- diffuse bulge with posterocentral herniation of l4-5 disc seen causing indentation of traversing roots- diffuse bulge with indentation of bilateral exiting l5 roots seen at l5-s1 disc- schmorl's node noted at superior & inferior end plate of D9, d10 and d11 vertebraecord ends at d12 level
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AMERICA/VENEZUELA - "National Dialogue": Bishops' appeal at the conclusion of the 100th Assembly
Caracas (Agenzia Fides) - In a national context marked by deep divisions, "the Church promotes national dialogue with deep democratic spirit. We are all involved in building the good of the country. And we all have to solve the main problems of the country, such as insecurity, and work for everything related to quality of life ": This is what the statement said, released at the conclusion of the Ordinary Assembly of the Episcopal Conference of Venezuela. As reported to Fides Agency, this 100th assembly was held in Caracas from July 8 to 12 and was widely followed by the entire population because of the difficult situation the country is experiencing.
Presenting the reality of the country, the Bishops, speaking of the presidential elections held on April 14, wrote: "The process was characterized by an opportunistic campaign and showed that there are serious deficiencies in our electoral system. This fact generated acts of violence. This highlights, once again, the deep division of the Venezuelan people". The text sent to Fides Agency, continues: "The good of the country demands a solution. But the solution cannot be to destroy those who do not feel the same way. Our point of reference is the Constitution, which indicates the limits in which one can move and which must always be a point of unity". (CE) (Agenzia Fides13/07/2013)
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More likely winter moth caterpillars. Yuck. If you look at the uMass landscape message that Claire posts, look at the one for 9 May (on page 2 of the forum). That has winter moth info. My daughter has been collecting them thinking they are inch worms. At first I was discouraging her. But then realized better to have them in her |
- Posted by diggingthedirt CapeCod Zone7ish (My Page) on Sat, May 17, 14 at 21:50
UMass suggests BT, a non-toxic bacteria, for treatment of these pests. Since the caterpillars have to eat it for it to work, it is actually very narrowly targeted - specifically, it won't kill butterfly larva, even if some of it drifts onto them. I've applied it using a hose-end sprayer, and although I can't reach the tops of my big maples, I can get it onto pretty much all the visible leaves, which has been pretty effective. My main problem with W.M.s has been on ornamental cherries, maples (which I don't especially care about) and on assorted smaller woody plants, like blueberries and roses. |
Here is a link that might be useful: winter moth fact sheet
- Posted by mirandapet 6a (My Page) on Sun, May 18, 14 at 1:20
I believe they are winter moth caterpillars. I use BT once a week around this season, but I cannot reach huge oaks and maples. So I spray it almost all shrubs and perennials under the trees. BT works very good, but I cannot spray it when it is peak - the caterpillars fall like shower on you. Maybe I would like to try oil or tape next year... |
- Posted by muffin1358 6/MA (My Page) on Sun, May 18, 14 at 5:49
Thanks for the replies. I'll have to leave it to the condo association. And be extra careful when sitting on my back deck. This too shall pass... |
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- Posted by sylviatexas z8a Tx (My Page) on Sun, Oct 27, 13 at 17:54
Yep! Would anyone like to trade anything for some wine glasses? I've been trying to get these things a new home since spring! I don't know anything about crystal, but these do "ping" when you tap them together; I'll bring them only if someone wants to trade something for them, but I'm open to offers, including potting soil & coffee! |
- Posted by weenerdogg Zone 7b (My Page) on Sun, Oct 27, 13 at 18:07
Bummed I'm not going to be able to go. My work can't have me taking a long lunch that day as sales are down so I can't come. If anyone would like to arrange a trade elsewhere please let me know. |
- Posted by sylviatexas z8a Tx (My Page) on Sun, Oct 27, 13 at 18:24
Dang! What area are you in? |
yeah, I have stuff for you! That's just unfair! Sylvia, I am the clumsiest woman alive and can't use glass ... drink my wine from a plastic wine 'glass' that my sis in law found for me. Your glasses sound lovely! |
This post was edited by pkponder on Sun, Oct 27, 13 at 19:46
- Posted by sylviatexas z8a Tx (My Page) on Sun, Oct 27, 13 at 19:55
pk, that's me all over again. "I don't drink wine every day, but when I do, I drink it from plastic." |
- Posted by weenerdogg Zone 7b (My Page) on Sun, Oct 27, 13 at 20:29
I'm in the NW area of Fort Worth near the Samson Park/Lake Worth area. |
Weenerdog, I'm in Azle and we can just meet in Lake Worth sometime soon so you can get the plants that I have for you. I have a hot lips salvia, mini swamp iris (blue) and horseherb. I don't need anything in return, I like sharing :-) It is sad that you won't be able to join us for some fun though. Sylvia, I thought that I was the only klutz :-) Pam |
This post was edited by pkponder on Sun, Oct 27, 13 at 23:28
Bummer weenerdogg. I was looking forward to meeting you. |
- Posted by sylviatexas z8a Tx (My Page) on Mon, Oct 28, 13 at 17:50
I got an email from someone who writes for an heirloom gardening magazine (I think that's what it is) who asked if any of us will be bringing heirloom seeds, maybe seeds of vegetables that have been used for more than one generation of family/neighbor/friend gardeners. I emailed back & said that we'd love for her to come but didn't know what kind of seeds, especially vegetable seeds (annuals) we'd see at an autumn swap. so: Anybody who has interesting heirloom or antique varieties of vegetable or flower seeds, please think about bringing them, & maybe post any stories about them that you can remember. Casper? You there? You listenin'? |
I don't know that they are heirloom, but I am bringing okra seeds from ones that were given to us by dh's uncle in 2007. It was seed he collected from his garden, and I bet someone gave him seed when he first started his garden over 50 years ago. |
- Posted by sylviatexas z8a Tx (My Page) on Tue, Oct 29, 13 at 18:33
just got an email; she can't make it to the swap but asked me to encourage y'all to email her with seed-saving stories. |
I wish that I had seeds or stories for her :-) |
I may be out digging up my yard early Saturday if this rain doesn't let up. I don't have everything potted and ready. |
- Posted by sylviatexas z8a Tx (My Page) on Wed, Oct 30, 13 at 13:38
We have a love-hate relationship with rain, don't we? It slides down the backs of our necks, & it's sheer, pure heaven! Okay, lemme see if I have my lists in order: Pyxis: I'm bringing you: You're bringing me: Remy: I'm bringing you: You're bringing me: I'll bring some extra things to see if you'd like them in exchange for your lotions and/or shampoos. Pam/pkponder: I'm bringing you: You're bringing me: I'll bring as many extras for at-the-swap trades as I can comfortably get into the car, so if you want something in particular, please let me know. Here's a list of possibilities: Melanie's purple iris I made myself a note to remember I'm eager to see everyone & hear all the updates in everyone's lives & loves & gardens! |
I have all of the pre trades ready but haven't gotten to the extras. Some of them need 'fluffing' because of the transplant shock. I *think that the forsythia that I pinned down,as Sylvia so graciously suggested, may have sprouted roots, still need to check on that. Oh, got to cut some brugmansia, I will just cut and wrap those, they will root for the recipient in water (my preferred method) or potting soil. I didn't get my 'door prize' painted. It's a scavenged wooden kitchen chair, very distressed. We glued and clamped it, then hubby cut a perfectly round pot hole in the seat. It would be so cute in the right garden as is (white chippy paint). I would use it :-) Do y'all think that sounds okay or should I choose something else? I don't want to be bringing something that nobody wants :-) The mild homemade chili will go in the crock pot Friday night. Here's my list, remind me if I have forgotten anything please! Sylvia: Hot Lips, mini swamp Iris, mauve iris, all three indica canna for pigeon berry, purple ruellia, lemon mint and white salvia type plant Weenerdogg: Hot Lips, horseherb, mini swamp iris will arrange for drop off later Remy: Seed-Hales cantelope, Israel Melon, Sugar Baby watermelon, red russian kale, black beauty zucchini, yellow hot wax pepper Marti: 5 foot pink brugmansia, hot lips for blue mist and blanket flower seeds Pyxis: Horsetail Rush, brug cuttings (white and pink) for yellow brugmansia plant and cinnamon vine bulbets Darlene: 6 foot brug, Pink brug top cutting for skullcap and blue agave Debbie: pink brugmansia plant, round light bulbs, long pink plumeria cutting for yellow plumeria tickets, balloons and stakes |
Sylvia are you also bringing me this ? "Martha Gonzales rose & a Caldwell Pink rose, established plants " |
- Posted by sylviatexas z8a Tx (My Page) on Thu, Oct 31, 13 at 15:21
I have the Caldwell Pink, forgot about Martha, will add her! Thanks! |
Please write the address and time again Thank you |
Trinity Park in Fort Worth, just go north on University Dr from I-30 and take the first entrance to the park. Follow the park road toward the pavilions and look for a group of happy swappers. I'll be putting some colorful balloons in the nearest parking area to the swap. We'll be setting up at around 10 am. Look forward to seeing you there! |
Just found the new posts, thought it had been quiet. Pyxis and I have been loading things to be ready to go in the mornining. Is anyone interested in a 3' - 4' Yellow Brugmansia. Have all the pre trades ready and still finding odds and ends that are going to go. |
Just found the new posts, thought it had been quiet. Pyxis and I have been loading things to be ready to go in the mornining. Is anyone interested in a 3' - 4' Yellow Brugmansia. Have all the pre trades ready and still finding odds and ends that are going to go. |
I've had a change of plans too. Since this weekend is going to be nice and we have not been able to do anything the last three weekends, dh wants to get some work done on the house that can only be done when the sun is shining. So I'm going to come early and just bring my pre-swap things and then come back home to start working. These are my swaps, but if you want anything else I listed that I can bring, look back on the original thread and let me know. pkponder Brugmansia & salvia hotlips for Texas aster, blue mist & blanket flower seeds. |
This post was edited by marti8a on Fri, Nov 1, 13 at 21:22
- Posted by sylviatexas z8a Tx (My Page) on Fri, Nov 1, 13 at 16:06
Dang! Marti! wisht you could stay, but my policy is that if you have help at home, you gotta take advantage of it. Have fun! |
Mine too Sylvia. I wish I could stay longer too. I really wanted to visit the other parts of the gardens there. I've been to the water gardens and they are fantastic. What time is everyone planning to get there? |
This post was edited by marti8a on Fri, Nov 1, 13 at 16:13
- Posted by dcarpenter z7 DFW/TX (My Page) on Fri, Nov 1, 13 at 17:01
Marti8a, Anything you want to bring me is fine. I'm not picky. Thank you. Darlene |
Would you like a spider lily for the pond? |
Please let me know if I forget anything Sylvia |
I am very excited for tomorrow .this will be my first Fort Worth swap. I also have these for trade 8 purple basil 4 columnar basil 3 sweet mint 7 orange mint I am interested Mayer lemon cutting ,jasmine,gardenia,mini roses,curry leaf tree,clamondin orange,Asian and other vegetable seed,seed tray garden decor,pots etc etc Thank you |
Debbie feel free to pick anything from my trade or barter items for your seed trays. |
Thanks for posting that, remy. I've got it now but I missed putting our swap on my list. |
This post was edited by marti8a on Fri, Nov 1, 13 at 20:21
Marti, I plan to be there at around 10 to put up the balloons and start setting up. I need some better lights in the yard tonight :-) |
As it turns out, I decided not to come. I'm sending my stuff with Sylvia. We had a leak in JUNE and our wood floors have been half torn out since then and all our furniture crammed into one room. As soon as we get beams in the living room refinished, we can have the new floors put in. Dh thinks we can finish the ceiling tomorrow and I am anxious to be able to walk barefoot in my own house again, so that is why I decided not to come. I'll send everything with labels and a list with Sylvia so hopefully it won't be too much trouble for her. p.s. Sylvia said someone was bringing her son who loved unusual plants, and I've forgotten the name. Would he like a sensitive plant? Mimosa latidens I believe. |
This post was edited by marti8a on Fri, Nov 1, 13 at 21:37
pkponder, I had you down for blue mist and Texas aster. Did you change your mind on the Texas aster? |
Hi Marti, To be honest, I've been so focused on my "side" of the trades that I have forgotten. I love asters and if you have one for me, I will love it. I'm so sorry that you aren't coming, but do understand about hubby's and projects. The trick is to get your hubby involved and bring him with you :-). Anyway, happy home improvements! Can you send your hubby over to help scape the rest of the popcorn off my ceilings? Just joking :-) I can't paint my walls or redo the floors until we get the ceiling done also and we need a kick start on it. Pam |
She can probably lay the brug down in a plastic bag. I scraped our ceilings, except for the living room. It was not fun but not really hard. The secret is a spray bottle of water to loosen the stuff. Maybe next year we won't have any projects going on here and I can come. |
I'm not going to be able to make it today. My back is giving me fits. Carrying plants and standing are not in the cards for me today. If I have a trade with you, maybe we can meet somewhere. I live in Grand Prairie. Dang now I have 2 pies and no one to eat them. I hope everyone has a good time! |
We had a blast! Weather was coolish at first, but turned into a beautiful day! I'm sorry to hear about your back, I have back pain sometimes also. I wish I had known that you weren't coming and why before the swap. I gave your plants to another happy swapper because my intent was to not bring anything home that I left here with! We had a decent turnout and a really good time! |
Was an enjoyable day. Enjoyed seeing old friends and makeing new ones. The turnout was small but there was a great selection to trade for. Can't wait for spring trade. Happy gardening and may all your plants make it through the winter safely. |
It was so much .Thank you every body who trade with me. Debbie I would love to trade my stuff for the seed trays.you can take a look my barter link. |
- Posted by dcarpenter z7 DFW/TX (My Page) on Sat, Nov 2, 13 at 22:53
As usual had a great time. Thanks everyone for the great trades. Enjoyed meeting new people also. Can't wait for the next one. Thanks Sylvia for planning it. Darlene |
I wish I could have been there, sounds like a good time. I can't wait to get all my new babies planted. I do wish I could have met all of you. |
weenerdog,I have plants for you that Remy, Sylvia, and Darlene entrusted to me to get to you. I also have the plants that I promised to you. We need to set up a time to meet in Lake Worth! Marti, we missed you! Maybe in the spring, huh? |
This post was edited by pkponder on Sun, Nov 3, 13 at 10:31
- Posted by sylviatexas z8a Tx (My Page) on Sun, Nov 3, 13 at 15:23
As always, it was a lot of fun! & we had 2 young gents who livened up the group! I'm already looking forward to spring, too; The plants I pegged should have strong roots by spring, & I'm going to start some more rose cuttings, &...oops, getting ahead of myself. see you all in the spring! |
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Review: Unfriendly Fire
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LAS CRUCES — City Hall and most other City of Las Cruces offices will be closed Monday, September 3rd for the Labor Day holiday. Emergency services such as fire and police will not be affected.
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Columbia University will confer seven honorary degrees and recognize the recipient of its University Medal for Excellence at commencement exercises on Wednesday, May 22. The recipients are:
Alicia Abella, University Medal for Excellence, awarded annually to an outstanding Columbia graduate under the age of 45
Currently the executive director of the Innovative Devices and Services Research Department at AT&T Labs, managing a multi-disciplinary technical staff specializing in human-computer interaction, Abella is an award-winning advocate for encouraging minorities and women to pursue careers in science and engineering. She earned her Ph.D. and master's degree from Columbia.
Stanley Falkow, Doctor of Science
Widely regarded for more than a generation as the foremost bacteriologist in the United States, Falkow has made landmark contributions to the field of microbiology. He is the Robert W. and Vivian K. Cahill Professor Emeritus of Microbiology and Immunology and Medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine and is recognized throughout the world for his observations related to molecular mechanisms of bacterial pathogenesis. His colleagues and trainees recognize him as an exemplary mentor: an inspiring, selfless, empathetic and wise counselor.
Herbert and Florence Irving, Doctors of Laws
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what happend when the other player chain infestation pandemic vs rivalry of warlords???
he already control 2 lswarm with diferent type.
One admin explain to me rivalry afects players not monster.
Can u post some links to understand and learn this rulling???
Solved rivalry of warlords vs infestation pandemic
Started By tontoide, Mar 29 2013 01:47 PM
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Posted 29 March 2013 - 01:47 PM
Posted 29 March 2013 - 01:49 PM
Infestation will not protect the monster from Warlords, if the opponent chooses the monster unaffected by pandemic, the other monster (affected by pandemic) will still go to the graveyard.
See: http://www.pojo.biz/...d.php?t=1046596
See: http://www.pojo.biz/...d.php?t=1046596
Edited by Cozer, 29 March 2013 - 01:50 PM.
Posted 29 March 2013 - 03:08 PM
rivalry of warlords does not affect monsters directly, it affects what you as a player are allowed to place on the board. ergo, pandemic will not protect evilswarm monsters from rivalry.
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Posted 29 March 2013 - 04:16 PM
It is exactly this. Infestation affects/protects monsters, where Rivalry affects the player's ability to control more than one type of monsters on the field. Infestation protects the monsters (the pieces of paper in the player's hands) where Rivalry affects the guy who is holding the cards.One admin explain to me rivalry afects players not monster.
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2 And there was a man named Zacchaeus. He was a chief tax collector and was rich. | 2 A man was there by the name of Zacchaeus; he was a chief tax collector and was wealthy. |
3 And he was seeking to see who Jesus was, but on account of the crowd he could not, because he was small of stature. | 3 He wanted to see who Jesus was, but being a short man he could not, because of the crowd. |
4 So he ran on ahead and climbed up into a sycamore tree to see him, for he was about to pass that way. | 4 So he ran ahead and climbed a sycamore-fig tree to see him, since Jesus was coming that way. |
5 And when Jesus came to the place, he looked up and said to him, "Zacchaeus, hurry and come down, for I must stay at your house today." | 5 When Jesus reached the spot, he looked up and said to him, "Zacchaeus, come down immediately. I must stay at your house today." |
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9 And Jesus said to him, "Today salvation has come to this house, since he also is a son of Abraham. | 9 Jesus said to him, "Today salvation has come to this house, because this man, too, is a son of Abraham. |
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The best Christmas present I ever receive had a lot to do with my age, I was seven., Santa was coming that night from heaven to bring A grand set of plastic bowling balls and I would become the sage. So I waited patiently (tearing up he pillows). I'd stand back in the play room, took the ball out and let it go. on the first try I did alright but didn't get a strike I was out of rhythm I just couldn't catch my flow. Bowling was getting to be much and I miss the rest of them. I went to another present. It was a doctors case. Of course with not much attention span at that age My friend came over to get her diagnostics on her face. So I gave her some of the candy inside the bottles to cure her. By the end of the day I was exhausted by friends and sweets I'd had a wonderful day with family and friends. But now I knew I'd have to wait all year for next years treat A bicycle that would speed down the highway would be perfect. Julie Heckman 11-24-2013 HO HO HO


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*TOP REVIEWER* BADKITTY13 on 6/3/2014 12:47:00 AM more reviews by BADKITTY13
Age: 44-55 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
Great price but I guess you get what you pay for! I heard this was a dupe for Macs Mulch. Yes it is kinda close but the color payoff is not great. Rather dull and messy. Yes, I could get 5 of these compared to one Mac Mulch but no thanks... Would rather pay more for my higher end shawdow!!!
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*TOP REVIEWER* ninaeaster on 1/18/2014 9:06:00 PM more reviews by ninaeaster
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
This is a pretty bronzy shimmer shadow. The pigmentation is nice and the texture is buttery. When i apply this i do fin a lot of fallout even with a primer. I just don't find myself reaching for this. I don't regret it because it was like only three bucks.
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SC2493 on 2/6/2013 9:44:00 PM more reviews by SC2493
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Tan, Warm Hair: Black, Curly Eyes: Brown
I bought this e/s after reading it was a dupe for Urban Decay's Buck e/s. Sadly, they are not very similar at all. Swiss Chocolate contains gold shimmer while Buck does not. It is very shimmery...too shimmery for my liking, but still usable.
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purpleredswirls on 11/14/2012 2:38:00 PM more reviews by purpleredswirls
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Hazel
Swiss Chocolate is a warm light/medium brown with gold sparkle/glitter in it. That isn't as obvious from looking at the pan but once you swatch it you can see it and you can see it on your eye lid.
It isn't a chunky glitter but it's not a nice all over shimmer/satin finish.
It is not very pigmented but it is easy to work with.
I suggest even using the sponge applicator, the pointed end, to pack on the shadow. Sweeping it with a brush doesn't work as well to getting the glitter to get on your lid. For a quick warm look I wear this alone over my lids [with a primer].
A drugstore dupe is Maybelline Cinnamon Spice Single. It is almost the same size and is easier to apply and more pigmented. It even has the gold sparkle to it but isn't as large or sparse.
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goldenrosegold on 8/21/2012 8:24:00 AM more reviews by goldenrosegold
Age: 25-29 Skin: Normal, Tan Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
I have used this shadow practically everyday this summer even for weddings and special occasions. This is natural but pigmented so it is visible from my tan warm skin. it has some gold shimmer. It looks even better when applied wet, it becomes more intense and the gold shimmer can be seen complementing the shadow
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*TOP REVIEWER* sarahann1994 on 1/30/2012 4:45:00 PM more reviews by sarahann1994
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
This is my HG eye shadow. I wear this almost every day, and I never get tired of it. It has such a beautiful gold shimmer that doesn't really transfer to my lid very well, but that's okay because I am not a 'glitter wearing' type of person. But to me, it was the perfect balance of color and shine. This has awesome staying power! I can put it on in the morning and will last through the evening. It also lasts through a p90x work out (which is a big plus for me). This could be worn day or night and it matches almost everything. I will wear this forever!
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*TOP REVIEWER* FancyShmancyBlonde on 11/2/2011 5:58:00 PM more reviews by FancyShmancyBlonde
Age: 44-55 Skin: Dry, Fair, Neutral Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Green
If you like warm browns you very well may fall in love with Cover Girl Swiss Chocolate. As far as the finish goes....In the compact I do see flecks of gold, however, once on my eyes I do not see those flecks of gold, all I see is a pretty warm "teddy bear" brown with a satin finish. I use this on the lid and up into the crease and then a highlighter on my brow bone. This shade brings out green eyes and makes the whites of the eyes look really white. When I need to get my face done quickly this is what I reach for and it never lets me down. I find it to be pigmented, long lasting and it doesn't crease or fade throughout the day. For around 3 dollars you just can't go wrong.
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MapleBlossom2 on 9/18/2011 2:02:00 AM more reviews by MapleBlossom2
Age: Unknown Skin: Normal, Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Curly, Fine Eyes: Brown
Love this! Bought it on a whim at Wal-Mart for $3.65. I have been looking for a medium brown, and this looked a little sparkly in the store, but it is a lovely neutral caramel brown with only slight shimmer (I use over Too Faced Shadow Insurance so maybe that kills the glitter). I put Bobbi Brown Chocolate Shimmerwash in the outer corner and to line, and it all blends beautifully. The quality of this eyeshadow is not great--it's a little sheer and powdery--but the primer fixes that. I only wear neutral eyeshadows (NYX Iced Mocha, NARS Ashes to Ashes, NYX Taupe, Bobbi Brown Fawn, etc.) and this one is in my comfort zone. It is light but not too light. Me: NC30-ish, dark brown hair and eyes.
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sassenachtiff on 7/25/2011 11:26:00 AM more reviews by sassenachtiff
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Black, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
For reference: combo skin, NC30, Asian with yellow/golden undertones.
This eyeshadow is more glittery than I expected. Based on the reviews here, I didn't think the glitter would show on me, but it definitely did. I applied the eyeshadow in layers and always tapped my brush to get rid of excess. However, there was a bit of fallout around my eye area anyway. I like the color, but wish that the texture was smoother. It's not extremely chalky, but definitely not buttery, either. Considering I only paid a couple of dollars for this, I'm not too heartbroken...I'll just make sure to be more careful next time due to the fallout issue.
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*TOP REVIEWER* seroled on 4/28/2011 9:12:00 PM more reviews by seroled
Age: 44-55 Skin: Combination, Cool Hair: Black, Curly Eyes: Brown
Right now my favorite everyday neutral.
update 1/31/12 --> after being my go to everyday neutral, I finally got sick of it and threw it out. I think the color oxidized because the color changed and it started to look horrible. I have enough other neutrals that I don't plan to repurchase. It was good while it lasted.
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We are always attracted to wool carpets (just go to them without knowing they are wool initially). IMO there is nothing like it but I think that for wall to wall I wouldn't choose it. We have it in our bedroom (Karastan) and it has held up very well for about 20 years but unless you get spots out immediately it is difficult - that is with plain colors. If you have a pattern of course that is different and our wool orientals with patterns never show anything and will last forever! For our side porch we are going with a Karastan nylon. I hope we don't get any outgassing though. |
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While there is still an all-important week left in the holiday shopping season, early numbers coming out after the post-Christmas weekend seem to suggest that the industry will eke out small gains.
According to MasterCard Advisors' SpendingPulse, which tracks all forms of spending, retail sales were up 3.6 percent in the Nov. 1 to Dec. 24 period. Even taking into account the extra shopping day this year, sales still rose slightly, a significant improvement from the 2.3 percent drop in the year-ago period and better than many predictions for flat or slightly off numbers this year.
And if your business was online, you did better…much better. The organization said web sales were up 15.5 percent this season, consistent with the gains this segment has been experiencing recently.
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The best reference I have found is the Standard Catalog of Smith & Wesson Second Edition by Jim Supica and Rick Nahas.
Jim and Rick have done a very good job in cataloging S&W firearms and other S&W products. There are others out there as well, but Jim and Rick have the biggest and best of the bunch. Yes, there are still errors and anamolies, that are being compiled for a rumored 3rd edition.
Jim's website and catalog are also great sources for rare and hard to find firearms of all manufacturers. He also publishes a periodic catalog called the Old Town Station Dispatch that I would recommend if for no other reason than the great guns he documents in it.
My niche is snubbie S&W N-Frames 3" barrels in particular. So I have collected a few books and documentation on these fairly rare guns. After I relocate I look forward to visiting Jim. I am still the student in this area. I have yet to join the S&W Collectors Association, but will likely do that after my life settles down a little after my move.
Also if you really want the scoop on your S&W go here
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I have been drinking Dead Guy Ale from Rogue and Arrogant Bastard ale from Stone and love them both. What style beer are they?
DG = Heller Bock AB = American Strong Ale that's according to Ratebeer
According to the Rogue website, they consider Dead Guy as a "Maibock fermented with an ale (pacman) yeast." From their website: Dead Guy is a German-style Maibock made with Rogue's proprietary "PacMan" ale yeast. It is deep honey in color with a malty aroma, rich hearty flavor and a well balanced finish. Dead Guy is created from Northwest Harrington, Klages, Maier Munich and Carastan malts, along with Perle and Saaz Hops. Dead Guy Ale is available in 22-ounce bottles, 12-ounce 6-pack, and on draft. Measurements: 16 degrees Plato, IBU 40, Apparent Attenuation 78, Lovibond 16 It's fermented at 60 degrees and not lagered, so it's not a Maibock. I think it's generally undefinable. As far as AB, I would consider that an American strong ale. It's one of my favorites, as is the Dead Guy.
nice info Thanks
how is it a lager with ale yeast? is a bock malt and hop bill, does it get lagered like a bock would? i never had it as it costs a bunch here for a 22oz bottle. edit: i should read all of yooper's post!


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The Twangshifters7 p.m. til 9 p.mAll ages welcome |
The Twangshifters are BIG, they're IN YOUR FACE and you'll love every minute of it! This isn't just a band; it's a production. Loud music, wild burlesque routines, attitude to spare -- we DARE you not to scream.
Brunch, A Show & Movie with Poison WaterswithThe Bodyguard (R) [1992]10:30 a.m. doors, 11 a.m. event21 and over |
Sequined costumes, off-color jokes; what better way to spend a Sunday brunch than with drag queens?! Enjoy entertainment, a hearty breakfast buffet and a screening of the classic movie, The Bodyguard.
Super Bowl Sundayat Kennedy SchoolNFL Football on the Big Screen!2 p.m. doors, 3:30 p.m. kickoffMinor with parent or guardian |
Bring all your friends together for a few action-packed hours of football, food, and advertising – and, of course, McMenamins ales, wines and spirits. We'll show the Big Game live on our big screen. May the best team win.
Oregon Encyclopedia and McMenamins present...Oregon History 101"Social Movements, Citizenship, and Civil Liberties: Oregon Women and Progressive Era Reform and Reaction (1890s to World War I)"presented byDr. Kimberly Jensen, Ph.D.Professor of History, Western Oregon University6 p.m. doors, 7 p.m. eventAll ages welcome |
Oregon History 101 is a nine-month public history program series designed to give Oregonians a basic understanding of the state's significant people, places, and events. Each month, historians will present a chapter of Oregon history, beginning with the earliest peoples and ending with the turn of the twenty-first century.
Benefit for Archbishop Howard SchoolFriends and Family Night5 p.m. 'til closeAll ages welcome |
Mark your calendar for a night out at McMenamins! By ordering up burgers, salads, drinks, desserts and more, you'll be raising funds – in fact, half of the night's funds go to the beneficiary! Half!
Chris Marshall and the August Light7 p.m. til 9 p.mAll ages welcome |
Chris Marshall is a performing songwriter and singer whose band, The August Light, plays an earnest brand of rock, folk, and country.
Northwest Dungeness Crab DinnerSpecial Overnight PackageFirst of two nights!7 p.m.21 and over |
How about a festive feast centered around a Northwest favorite: Dungeness crab? This plated dinner includes the fresh crab, garlic bread, Caesar salad with homemade croutons, and pappardelle with alfredo sauce – all paired with McMenamins ales.
Northwest Dungeness Crab DinnerSpecial Overnight PackageSecond of two nights!7 p.m.21 and over |
How about a festive feast centered around a Northwest favorite: Dungeness crab? This plated dinner includes the fresh crab, garlic bread, Caesar salad with homemade croutons, and pappardelle with alfredo sauce – all paired with McMenamins ales.
"Cross-Cultural Adoption"Race Talks: Opportunities for Dialogue6 p.m. doors; 7 p.m. eventAll ages welcome |
Kennedy School hosts this series that deals with race in Oregon, both historically and up to the present time.
Corner7 p.m. til 9 p.mAll ages welcome |
Corner's sound is a timeless mix of folk, rock, and indie, ranging from soft ballads to upbeat rock and dance. Led by the songwriting of both Crystal and Grant.