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10 who [were] once not a people, and [are] now the people of God; who had not found kindness, and now have found kindness. | 10 Once you were not a people, but now you are the people of God; once you had not received mercy, but now you have received mercy. |
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Posted: 07/27/2010 - We've all heard about concerts getting rained out, right? Well, for the band 'Kings of Leon', rain would have been a welcome alternative.
Posted: 07/27/2010 - We've all heard about concerts getting rained out, right? Well, for the band 'Kings of Leon', rain would have been a welcome alternative.
Updated: 07/27/2010 - Two U.S. senators are demanding answers from BP and the British government on the early release of the Lockerbie bomber.
Updated: 07/27/2010 - It's official – a change at the top for BP. The board made the announcement Tuesday in London before the market opened.
Updated: 07/26/2010 - With the stroke of a pen it was done, the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Posted: 07/26/2010 - Among tens of thousands of pages of what appears to be classified military reports leaked on the internet, highly sensitive information about the war in Afghanistan that concerns the white house.
Posted: 07/26/2010 - House acts to improve Internet access for disabled
Posted: 07/26/2010 - NEW ORLEANS (AP) - An environmental group sues Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, saying he didn't properly assess the chance of damage to endangered whales and sea turtles from oil and gas drilling in the Gulf of Mexico.
Posted: 07/26/2010 - President Barack Obama marked the 20th anniversary of a landmark law for people with disabilities by bolstering the government's efforts to recruit and hire people with physical and mental limitations.
Posted: 07/26/2010 - Two U.S. sailors are still missing in Afghanistan and the Taliban says they have them.
Posted: 07/26/2010 - Government investigations are underway after a whistle-blowing website posted tens of thousands of documents detailing what's happening on the ground in Afghanistan.
Updated: 07/26/2010 - A prescription millions of Americans use daily sends 17 thousand children to the emergency room every year.
Updated: 07/26/2010 - Biden touts stimulus projects in national parks
Posted: 07/26/2010 - Pentagon assesses damage from posting of 76,000 leaked documents
Posted: 07/26/2010 - Good news gives Dow 3rd straight triple digit gain
Posted: 07/26/2010 - A bronze surfer statue in Cardiff-By-The-Sea, Calif., has been the target of many gags so many times that locals now call it "The Cardiff Kook." But none of the gags have ever been this big. Check it out.
Posted: 07/26/2010 - A dam in eastern Iowa failed on Saturday, July 24, sending large amounts of water into nearby communities and forcing residents to evacuate.
Posted: 07/26/2010 - The women of Grand Isle are nervous. Used to be, they say, they could walk the streets of their beachside town alone.
Updated: 07/26/2010 - BP's chief executive officer could soon be out of a job.
Posted: 07/26/2010 - The work to plug BP's well picked up speed this weekend.
Posted: 07/26/2010 - This weekend at the box office, Warner Brothers Pictures claimed bragging rights with its latest release 'Inception.'
Posted: 07/26/2010 - Movies garnered the most attention this weekend at Comic Con.
Posted: 07/26/2010 - NATO forces in Afghanistan are conducting a massive search for two missing U.S. sailors.
Updated: 07/26/2010 - U.S.-Pakistani relations may hit a bump in the road due to the leaking of tens-of-thousands of classified documents about our involvement in the war in Afghanistan.
Posted: 07/25/2010 - A survey says the average price of regular gasoline in the United States has gone up in the last two weeks, but by less than a cent.
Posted: 07/24/2010 - GRAND ISLE, La. (AP) - Even as part of the Coast Guard stationed here and the rest of the oil cleanup equipment left the island, trucks were trucking in portable toilets, ice and other supplies for the big concert to be held on the beach.

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9 And one of the seven angels who had the seven vessels in which were the seven last punishments, came and said to me, Come here, and see the bride, the Lamb's wife. | 9 One of the seven angels who had the seven bowls full of the seven last plagues came and said to me, "Come, I will show you the bride, the wife of the Lamb." |
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Instant Classic! reccomended for all
Combat was cool. Very challenging though as blocking swords didn't always work the way u wanted it too and dodging was always a write-off. altho there wasnt much variety in baddies it didnt really seem repetitive.
PC speaker sound was jokes. quite funny actually.
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Universal Settles Influential Eminem Digital-Revenue Lawsuit
The case opened the way for many other musicians to demand a bigger slice of the digital-sales pie
The money has finally started rolling in a lawsuit that could lead to big payouts for many recording artists. Last year, the Supreme Court decided not to review a case involving Eminem, after an appeals court had decided that for Slim Shady, digital downloads count as "licenses," which carry higher royalty payments than "sales" do. The decision led to a flurry of artists filing similar lawsuits, including Rob Zombie, Rick James' estate, Public Enemy's Chuck D, and Weird Al.
What the courts still hadn't decided, however, was how much Universal Music Group would have to pay FBT Productions, the producers who discovered Eminem, in damages. According to the Hollywood Reporter, the two parties have now settled for an undisclosed sum. If they hadn't, the case would've been scheduled to go back to trial in April 2013.
The difference between whether music bought online via iTunes and other retailers should count as a "license" or as a "sale" isn't academic. As the New York Times explained last year, Eminem's contracts calls for him to get 50 percent of royalties for a license, versus just 12 percent for a sale. Separately, Sony's now-defunct Sony BMG division not long ago reached a class-action settlement totaling $7.95 million in a digital-revenue case involving the Allman Brothers, Cheap Trick, and more.
Slim Shady wasn't a party to the most recently settled suit, but the guys who first signed him are probably sitting on an impressive pile of cash right now. "As of now it's worth $17 million or $20 million, but on a future accounting basis, five or 10 years from now, it could easily be a $40 million to $50 million issue," FBT's Joel Martin told the Times last year. That'll pay for a whole lot of Slaughterhouse and Yelawolf records.


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18-year-old Alberto Rangel was caught by county deputies as he and 3 others burglarized a mobile home on Mile 2 West and Mile 11 North near Mercedes. According to officials, Rangel confessed to investigators that he, 21-year-old Joshua Pedraza and two minors were involved in other burglaries in the area. The suspect took officials to other places the group hit. Rangel's confession led to the arrest one minor. with his statement, officials searched Pedraza's home, and there investigators found some of the stolen items, along with 92 Ecstasy pills and about 16 ounces of Marijuana.
Rangel is being charged with 6 counts of burglary of habitation. Pedraza is also charged with 6 counts of burglary of habitation but will have extra charges for possession of a controlled substance and Marijuana. As for the teens, they will be charged with 5 counts of burglary of habitation.


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Ten Years is too long
On 17 May, what has sadly become the annual Protest Vigil at the Eritrean Embassy in Islington, London , appropriately took as its motto, "Ten Years is too long." As on previous occasions the protesters took up their position on the pavement opposite the embassy. They represented a wide rank of Christian denominations as well as of several human rights groups (Christian Solidarity Worldwide, Release International, Release Eritrea, Church on Chains, Human Rights Concern Eritrea) who came together to pray for the persecuted Christians of Eritrea and their government. A large number of the banners portrayed His Holiness Abune Antonios, the imprisoned Patriarch of Eritrea. Abba Seraphim was joined by the Bishop of Southwark (The Right Rev'd Christopher Chessum), Father Yonas Tesheme (Sheffield) and Deacon Joannes Gebrehiwet (Manchester) with a number of other deacons representing the Eritrean Orthodox Diocese of Europe. Speakers and Prayers were led by Abba Seraphim, Andy Dipper (Release International), Dr. Berhane Ashmelesh (Release Eritrea), David Turner (Church in Chains), Elsa Chyrum (Human Rights Concern Eritrea), Selam Kidane (Release Eritrea), Dr. Khataza Gondwe (CSW). At the end of the vigil a letter, signed on behalf of the whole group by Abba Seraphim and Bishop Christopher, was delivered to the Ambassador. The two bishops and Dr. Berhane were kept waiting at the door and when the Metropolitan Police tried to find an Embassy official to whom they could deliver it, they were at first ignored and then rudely shouted at and told to go away. Eventually the police delivered the letter on their behalf.
Celebrating St. Alfege's Millennium
As the British Orthodox Church Secretariat is in the Royal Borough of Greenwich, Abba Seraphim was delighted to join in the celebrations of our local martyr, Saint Alfege. St. Alfege was Archbishop of Canterbury 1005-1012, having previously served as Abbot of Bath and Bishop of Winchester as a protégé of St. Dunstan. When the Vikings attacked and burned Canterbury, they took Alfege prisoner and attempted to ransom him for a huge sum of money. Declining to place his flock under this burden, he refused to be ransomed and was slaughtered during a drunken feast in the Viking encampment at Greenwich, where the parish church dedicated to him now stands.
Joining the pilgrims for a commissioning service at Southwark Cathedral at midday, led by the Bishop of Southwark (The Right Rev'd Christopher Chessum), Abba Seraphim and the other pilgrims set off for Greenwich during heavy rain. Accompanying the main party were the Bishop of Bergen (The Right Rev'd Halvor Nordhaug) and representatives of the Scandinavian Churches in London. At this point they were also joined by the Archbishop of Canterbury and boarded a specially chartered pilgrim boat to travel to Greenwich by water. By the time they reached Greenwich the heavy showers were subsiding and the pilgrims were met at Greenwich Pier by various civic dignitaries led by His Worship the Mayor of Greenwich (Councillor Jim Gilman).
The first stop was at St. Alfege Primary School where the pupils greeted them with heartily sung songs and the Archbishop spoke to the pupils about the message of St. Alfege. The procession formed-up led by the pupils in home-made Viking longships which the Archbishop helped to steer through the town centre to the Parish Church. Here there was an Anglo-Saxon encampment by the Regia Anglorum who greeted the pilgrimns.
The festivities concluded with a Solemn Eucharist in St. Alfege's Parish Church, at which the Archbishop presided and preached. The entire day was a very worthy commemoration of St. Alfege and brought together a diverse mix of pilgrims who had all come to honour his memory and perpetuate his message of the real worth of every human soul.
Consecration of the Bishops of Croydon and Woolwich
As a result of Abba Seraphim's absence in Egypt following the sudden death of H.H. Pope Shenouda, he was obliged to cancel a number of important engagements. One of these was the consecration of two new suffragen bishops for the Anglican Diocese of Southwark, which took place at Southwark Cathedral on 21 March. He was represented, however, by his Secretary, Mr. Trevor Maskery, who conveyed greetings on Abba Seraphim's behalf to the new bishops as well as the Archbishop of Canterbury and Bishop of Southwark.
The new bishops, The Right Rev'd Dr Michael Ipgrave, Bishop of Woolwich, and The Right Rev'd Jonathan Clark, Bishop of Croydon, were consecrated in Southwark Cathedral, in the presence of a large congregation. The Archbishop of Canterbury, who was principal consecrator, movingly spoke of the death of H.H. Pope Shenouda, and offered condolences to His Grace Bishop Angaelos, who also had been unable to attend.
In his sermon, The Very Reverend Andrew Nunn, Dean of Southwark gave an entertaining view on the sights of Croydon, followed by speaking about the importance of reaching out to the community and enticing the secular society back into churches and linked this with the newly unveiled "Die Harder" statue of our Lord on the cross, constructed out of wire coat hangers.
At the reception, which followed at Lambeth Palace, Mr. Maskery observed to the new bishops that as the British Orthodox Church's secretariat is based in Charlton in south-east London, we felt it was important to welcome both Bishops to their new sees and hopefully begin a close working relationship with them, just as we have shared the same with the Bishop of Southwark during his previous ministry as Bishop of Woolwich and continue to do so.
The Archbishop of Canterbury discussed with Mr Maskery the departure of the Pope and the future of the Coptic people. He held them in his prayers. The Bishop of Southwark expressed the same views and expressed his sorrow at the death of Pope Shenouda and said that he would be representing the Archbishop of Canterbury at this Saturday's Coptic Memorial Service to be held at St. George's Cathedral in Stevenage.
Anglican & Oriental Orthodox Regional Forum
At a meeting of the Anglican & Oriental Orthodox Regional Forum held on 20 June, hosted by the Bishop of Southwark (The Right Rev'd Christopher Chessum) and co-chaired by His Grace Bishop Angaelos and the Anglican Bishop in Europe (The Right Rev'd Geoffrey Rowell) the Aims and Objectives were formally adopted. These are:
1. The Anglican Oriental Orthodox Regional Forum is the result of international dialogues but does not seek to duplicate the theological work of these dialogues.
2. The aims of the Anglican Oriental Orthodox Regional Forum are:
a. To receive and consider the documents from international dialogues between:
I. The Anglican Communion and the family of Oriental Orthodox Churches.
II. The Anglican Communion and the individual Oriental Orthodox Churches.
III. Other dialogues on both sides that impact on our relationship.
b. To take note of, discuss and explore relevant developments between both Communions, and to explore local relevance and implications.
c. To encourage opportunities for common prayer and worship within the discipline of our respective Churches.
d. To give our people and beyond, hope regarding the search for the greater unity of the Church.
e. To discuss current pastoral, social, political and other issues.
f. To explore and bear common witness, making representations (such as issuing statements) where appropriate.
g. To discover and educate one another, our clergy and laity about each of our traditions.
h. To work to achieve a greater unity expressed in common life and witness.
i. To inform our respective Church hierarchies and faithful of the work of the Anglican Oriental Orthodox regional Forum.
3. To produce a booklet containing all the relevant common statements between the Churches of the Forum.
Abba Seraphim was present to represent the British Orthodox Church and Father Peter Farrington as the Oriental Orthodox co-secretary.
Enthronement of new Bishop of Southwark
Abba Seraphim was among the ecumenical guests who attended the enthronement of the Right Rev'd Christopher Chessum as tenth Bishop of Southwark, in Southwark Cathedral on 6 March. Bishop Christopher has served as a very popular Suffragen Bishop of Woolwich for the past eight years and his appointment as diocesan bishop has been well received. Abba Seraphim works together with Bishop Christopher on the Tur Abdin Focus Group. His love for the Orthodox Churches has also been demonstrated by his support for the campaign to free Abune Antonios of Eritrea and and he has also recently joined the Anglican-Oriental Orthodox Regional Forum. Bishop Christopher has supported and encouraged the long-standing warm relations between the United Benefice of St. Luke & St. Thomas at Charlton, where the British Orthodox Church has been accorded hospitality for more than two decades.
The Enthronement took place during Choral Evensong and was followed by a reception in nearby Glaziers' Hall. A large number of Anglican bishops were in attendance, including Bishop Christopher's three immediate predecessors in the diocese of Southwark and four bishops from the Anglican diocese of Zimbabwe, which is twinned with Southwark. Earlier in the day Bishop Christopher and the Bishop of London (The Right Rev'd Richard Chartres) had met together symbolically on London Bridge to pledge co-operation in Christian witness in London, which is divided between the two dioceses. Also present were the Catholic Archbishop of Southwark (Most Rev'd Peter Smith) and His Grace Bishop Angaelos.
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Pipelines International
December 2010
From the editor
John Tiratsoo, Pipelines International Editor-in-ChiefMany were injured to various degrees and eight people died in the gas pipeline explosion at around 6:11 pm on 9 September in San Bruno, California. The Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) Line 132 Pipeline ruptured at a road intersection in the small town in the southern suburbs of San Francisco, releasing approximately 1.7 MMcm of gas, destroying 37 houses and damaging 18 more.
Enbridge set to expand North America's crude oil pipeline network
Enbridge will construct two new crude oil pipelines in Alberta, Canada, totalling 206 km, and has also launched an open season through its subsidiaries for the Bakken Expansion Programme, which will include the construction of approximately 266 km of crude oil pipeline in Canada and the USA.
Leighton awarded pipelay contract offshore Iraq
Leighton Offshore has signed an engineering, procurement and construction contract with Iraq's South Oil Company to install 120 km of onshore and offshore pipelines and three single point moorings in the Persian Gulf, offshore Iraq.
Maintaining Nigeria's pipeline integrity
Nestoil has completed commissioning activities on Spread A of the 97 km Nembe Creek Oil Pipeline, which transports crude oil from the Bonny Export Terminal to Nigeria's Atlantic coast as part of a programme to replace ageing pipelines in the Niger River delta.
Colombia moves toward construction of its longest oil pipeline
A new company has been incorporated in Colombia to construct and operate a new oil pipeline, which will run from the Casanare Department to the port of Coveñas in order to facilitate oil exports from the Llanos region, considered one of the most prospective regions in Colombia.
OPAL – Germany's pipeline gem
Construction crews on the Ostsee Pipeline Anbindungs Leitung (OPAL), which will connect Germany and Europe to the major natural gas reserves in Siberia via the Nord Stream Pipeline, have reached the Czech Republic border – a year after the commencement of construction.
GSPL to construct India's two longest pipelines
India's Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB) has awarded a contract to a consortium led by Gujarat State Petronet Ltd (GSPL) to build and operate two cross-country natural gas pipelines.
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Europe currently imports 54 per cent of its energy needs each year, a figure set to rise as its indigenous petroleum resources decline. While a number of pipeline projects have been proposed to bring oil and gas from energy-rich neighbour Russia, ensuring a diverse source of petroleum imports has been a key theme in the European Union's energy security strategy. Pipelines International provides a review of the major pipeline projects currently proposed or under construction in the region.
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Pipelayers and sidebooms are integral to pipeline construction and often have to work in extreme or hazardous conditions. PipeLine Machinery International Vice President Product Support Lindley Imeson describes some of the features required for working in Arctic and mountainous conditions, explaining how efficient pipelaying can still be achieved with the right equipment and know-how.
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Andrew Scadding mulls over the implications of the hung parliament on the charity sector.
First of all, remember the great American quote: "The people have spoken – the bastards!" We are in for a period of uncertainty, which is bad for fundraising and especially bad for charities like Thai Children's Trust, operating overseas. We are already struggling with massively increased foreign exchange costs, and uncertainty can only make things worse.
It will be a few days before we know whether there is to be a continuing Labour government with Lib-Dem support, a new Tory government with Lib-Dem support or a minority Tory administration. Of these, in my view, the worst option (but possibly the most likely) would be the last. It would prolong the uncertainty because it would almost certainly guarantee a second election later this year or early next. The danger here for Mr Cameron is that the Lib-Dem share of the vote is actually increased although they have lost seats, so it looks as though there is a very solid third-party vote – and a new election may not produce a different result. In fact the public may be annoyed by being made to vote twice, and could take it out on the Tories. But the fact that the Lib-Dem vote has increased only marginally does not represent a huge vote of confidence by the public in three-party politics.
It will be very interesting to see how the new House of Commons works. We have seen huge numbers of MPs leave under the shadow of the expenses scandal, and others have been dismissed by their electors. Others again have been kept in place against the tide because they are good MPs. The character of the House will be changed beyond recognition by the biggest influx of new faces since 1945. These may be people who are less prone to 'always voting at the party's call and never, ever thinking for themselves at all'. So it may be a House which is less prone to go out on a limb over issues like the poll tax or the Iraq war. I would welcome that.
In my view, the best way forward in the medium term at least would be one or other of the coalition options so that there is a degree of security, a clear parliamentary programme and space for a new government to deal effectively with the pressing economic challenges. Maybe the electorate has a sense that that can best be done by consensus rather than confrontation. Maybe they have a point. We in the third sector need a healthy economy as much as does business or government. People – including local and national government – can only give us money, or spend money with us, if they have it in their pockets. The next few months will be lean and difficult.
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As concerns grow over North Korea's reported plans to conduct a third nuclear test in the wake of its failed rocket launch on Friday, its only ally China has found itself walking a tightrope between standing by its neighbour and addressing increasing global anxieties.
Even as China has repeated calls for restraint and liaised with regional and Western powers as tensions rise, State-run media on Saturday also expressed renewed fears that recent events will provide an opportunity for the U.S., Japan and South Korea to strengthen a military alliance that Chinese analysts view as a containment strategy. Reflecting the tricky balancing act China faces, the government last week took an unexpected step of publicly calling on the North to not go ahead with Friday's launch, even as Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi called for calm following talks with his South Korean and Japanese counterparts.
"After North Korea's announcement, this was the first time that China has directly asked them to stop doing something and even discussed the issue with South Korea and Japan," Gong Keyu, deputy director of the Centre for Asian-Pacific Studies at the Shanghai Institute for International Studies, told The Hindu in an interview. That the North went ahead with the launch underscored China's limited influence, said Ms. Gong.
While China does not want the North to conduct a third nuclear test, it is, however, also mindful of the North's importance as a crucial strategic buffer. Walking this diplomatic tightrope has become ever harder for Beijing in recent years, said Ms. Gong, in the wake of tensions in 2010 sparked by the sinking of the South Korean warship, the Cheonan, and the North's shelling of Yeonpyeong Island. "In 2010, China suffered a lot because of the Cheonan and Yeonpyeong issues," she said. "A lot of people think China should do quite a lot, to keep the Korean Peninsula stable and not allow the North to do anything."
Following Friday's failed launch, which was part of elaborate plans to celebrate the hundredth anniversary of the founder of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), Kim Il-sung, the North may go ahead with a third nuclear test, South Korean officials have said, citing satellite images that have shown a tunnel being dug at the site of previous tests. Whether the moves are a bargaining tool or actual plans for a test are still unclear.
Friday's launch was also meant to consolidate the position of the young and inexperienced new DPRK leader Kim Jong-un, who took over in December following the death of his father Kim Jong-il. This week, the younger Kim was also confirmed as the supreme leader and "eternal chairman". The North planned to mark 2012 as the year it becomes a "strong and prosperous" nation. With continuing food shortages and economic strife, it has focused on boosting its military strength. Pyongyang's official Korea Central News Agency unexpectedly acknowledged that the launch, for which the reclusive country had opened its doors to select foreign media, had failed.
"Internationally, now they have to do a nuclear test, preferably using uranium, just in order to show that they should be taken seriously," Andrei Lankov, an expert on North Korea at Seoul's Kookmin University, told Reuters.
China's Party-run Global Times newspaper warned in an editorial that the North could now "take new, unpredictable actions" and called on the U.S., Japan and South Korea to "avoid aggravating current tensions".
The State-run Xinhua news agency issued a similar commentary, saying the U.S. was "also taking advantage of the launch, to persuade Japan, South Korea and Australia to create a regional missile shield". "The U.S. and its allies have also established first and second island chains to contain China, and the U.S. intends to undermine China's missile penetration probability and reinforce its own strike capability," the commentary said.
China, the Global Times acknowledged, had "limited choices in its diplomacy". "It should neither expect to exert much influence on the region's dynamics," the paper said, "nor make any promise to relevant parties."
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Something is rapidly destroying my basil plant and I'm not sure what it is or how to kill it. I bought this as a plant and it's been planted for two weeks. Also, not sure if it matters, but we've had rain for the past 5 days. This is what it looked like on Monday. And what it looks like today. I didn't notice until I was reviewing the pictures, but I want to point out what looks to be a grasshopper in the last picture, next to the curled up brown leaf. Could that be what's eating my plant? Also, am I overreacting here? I'm not new to gardening and realize that plants aren't going to stay pristine, but it's concerning to me that it's gone so downhill in 72 hours. |
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It may be that the plant was not hardened off to being outside. Although it may have been cloudy and rainy, but probably the UV rays are still affecting it. Also, as it was transplanted, you could also remove some leaves and branches. Fortunately, that means you get some use out of it for eating (other than the bad-looking leaves). Or you can try to root the cuttings and make additional basil plants. |
- Posted by theforgottenone1013 5b/6a MI (My Page) on Thu, Jun 12, 14 at 15:28
I have to agree that it's most likely sun scorched. If it is, it will outgrow the damage soon. Rodney |
- Posted by desertdance So CA Zone 9b (My Page) on Thu, Jun 12, 14 at 15:31
Agree, and the suggestion of clipping a couple cuttings is good. They root easily in a glass of water. You can plant them in potting soil, and keep in a sunny window, and just pluck off the leaves as you need them. I did that for my neighbor, and she thanks me daily! I water from the bottom on the inside plants. Actually outside too. Drip system. |
- Posted by klovescats79 (My Page) on Thu, Jun 12, 14 at 16:29
I don't think the plant is ruined. I think some pests just picked at the leaves. you could still use them but wash well to make sure no more pests exist. soak well in water. I spray with murpjys soap. I could be wrong but it seems to work for me. |
With the rapid downhill course, I wonder if it's downy mildew which is far different than powdery mildew. |
Since it's been a couple of weeks, I wanted to give an update. My basil hasn't died and it seems that whatever had affected it hasn't spread to the entire plant. I ended up cutting off and discarded most of the affected leaves and sprinkled the remaining leaves with red pepper. I have no real reason for that, other than I assumed that anything that liked basil probably wouldn't care for red pepper. I also cut off one of the side branches to see if it would produce new leaves and it did, so I take that as a good sign. I'm thinking Klovescats79 was probably correct about it being pests munching on the leaves and I was overreacting a bit. I've always had great success with all of my gardening attempts, except for herbs, basil in particular. It's always bolted really early or just shrivles up and dies before the leaves are big enough to bother harvesting. I'm hopeful that this plant will survive! |
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Fayette County sheriff's detectives are looking for a gunman whose shot grazed a convenience store clerk Monday afternoon at the BP/Amoco gas station at the intersection of Ga. highways 138 and 279 on the county's northern border with Fulton and Clayton counties.
The gunman entered the store around 2:10 p.m. talking on a phone, and waited inside the store about 15 minutes before approaching the counter and displaying a handgun, sheriff's detectives said. Read More»
Fayetteville police early Sunday morning arrested three men who attempted to rob a local couple, police said.
The victims, who own an Asian restaurant in East Point, were apparently followed home and were confronted by two of the three suspects who demanded money, police said. The male victim then gave chase, forcing both suspects to flee to their vehicle. Read More»
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Fayette County sheriff's deputies are looking for a black man who shot a clerk at the BP/Amoco gas station at the intersection of Ga. highways 138 and 279 around 2:15 today.
The suspect was described as 6 feet tall wearing a black coat and carrying a black handgun.
The gunman also had forced the clerk into the store bathroom and threatened the clerk, according to initial reports of the incident.
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The following arrests were reported by local law enforcement agencies for the past week. All persons are considered innocent until proven guilty:
Fayette County Sheriff's Office Tuesday, Dec. 28 - Monday, Jan. 3 William Charles Adams, Jr., 49, of Lang Drive, Fayetteville, for pointing a gun at another and terroristic threats. Michael Joseph Agee, 29, of Roxbury Drive, Riverdale, for no insurance and suspended license. Ricardo Yulian Aragon-Torres, 21, of Treasure Drive, Riverdale, for headlights required and no license. Read More»
Girl, 12, could now be in Mexico with 21-year-old man
Investigators with the Fayette County Sheriff's Office are still searching for 12-year-old Isabeth Yanez who was last seen on Dec. 27. Investigators said the Fayette County girl may be with 20-year-old Simon Quintana Guiterrez near Acapulco, Mexico. Read More»
Partying doesn't always pay, at least when the festivities are loud enough to draw complaints. That was the case at Swan Brook Apartments in Fayetteville Dec. 30 when a visit by police resulted in the arrest of 10 underage drinkers.
Fayetteville Police spokesperson Mike Whitlow said officers responded to a loud party complaint in the early morning hours of Dec. 30 and subsequently arrested 10 people for underage possession of alcohol. Fayetteville Police received the call at approximately 2 a.m. at the Swan Brook Apartments off Ga. Highway 54 East, Whitlow said. Read More»
Peachtree City Police early Wednesday arrested two Atlanta men in connection with three Christmas week residential burglaries. A third Atlanta man was arrested Wednesday afternoon. All three are charged in the three residential burglaries in the Smokerise and Kedron Hills subdivisions. Read More»
A pre-Christmas theft at the Shamrock Storage facility on Senoia Road in Tyrone left the locks cut on 64 storage units and the owners of many of those units robbed of some of their belongings.
Tyrone Police Det. Dean Johnson said the thefts occurred sometime between the night of Dec. 22 and the morning of Dec. 23. He said the thieves gained access to the property by cutting the fence on the side of the property adjacent to Crumpton's Furniture. Read More»
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Software to sandwiches: Rick Koerner stacks the deck at Stack Subs
The story is a familiar one in the restaurant business: a corporate employee from outside the food world -- maybe a sales rep or a project manager or a VP of operations -- is forced by circumstances to make a life-changing decision and determines to follow a dream. The usual impetus is downsizing or restructuring (corporate-speak for getting canned), leaving no choice but to jump back into the soul-killing world of continuous business expansion and contraction or to make your own path, uncertain as it may be. For Rick Koerner, owner of Stack Subs, the decision may have been a little easier because it was based on love: love for his family, for Colorado, and for sandwiches.Mark Antonation Stack Subs owner Rick Koerner and his new shop in Belmar.
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As a software-industry veteran, Koerner had lived and worked on both coasts, traveling frequently to the states in between as part of his job, eating sandwiches as a kind of mission. His co-workers would kid him about his sandwich devotion, tell him that he was in the wrong business and that he should open his own sub shop. Finally back in his home state of Colorado, he thought he had found an acceptable situation: working remotely for a company in Virginia while he and his family enjoyed the quality of living here in Denver.Mark Antonation The second Stack will hold its grand opening this weekend.
After only four years, though, the suits back east asked, "Who's that joker in Colorado? We need him here in Virginia." But moving again was something that didn't appeal to Koerner, something he didn't want to put his wife and kids through again. Plus, he couldn't get sandwiches out of his mind: The idea of owning his own restaurant, no matter how tongue-in-cheek at the time, had stuck with him. With encouragement from his wife, he quit his job and started building a business plan for what would soon become his first Stack Subs, on Lakewood's bustling Union Boulevard Corridor.
There were early signs that he had made the right decision. The first person he told outside of his family was another father at his kid's daycare -- a father who also happened to run his own business building out new Subway locations and who offered to help once the plan got off the ground. The second person he told was coincidentally looking for investment opportunities and offered financial backing. Despite skepticism from landlords more likely to rent to established chains than local start-ups, and loan officers all too familiar with business plans promising "high quality and low prices," the money and the location Koerner wanted came together.Mark Antonation It all starts with the bread, according to owner Rick Koerner.
A short three and a half years from that life-changing decision, sitting in his second sandwich joint, which just opened this month in Belmar, Koerner's only regret is his current lack of sleep. A little bleary-eyed but still full of energy and passion, he talks mostly about sandwiches. Even with five other sandwich restaurants competing for customers, he says lunch business is booming at the original Stack, fueled in part by the massive Denver Federal Center (with over 5,000 employees) and other offices on Union between Alameda and Sixth Avenue -- but also by what he attributes to a good value.
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These adorable single-serving ham cups turn any breakfast into a special occasion. Feel free to jazz these up with your preferred seasonings. Submitted by NANALINDA5355 Carbs: 0.9g | Fat: 6.9g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 14.1g | Calories: 125.6
A quick and easy dinner that is also low in fat, this chicken casserole is perfect for busy nights. Submitted by LYZ219 Carbs: 15.8g | Fat: 7.3g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 36.8g | Calories: 284.2
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Low carb and great for cooking out! Submitted by TANGY613 Carbs: 3.3g | Fat: 19.8g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 26.8g | Calories: 285.6
The marinade in this recipe can be easily altered to suit your taste. Try adding a clove or two of minced garlic and a sprinkle of fresh rosemary to finish. It pairs nicely with roasted potatoes, a green side salad and fresh fruit. Submitted by FRNKGRIFFIN Carbs: 3.1g | Fat: 9.8g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 26g | Calories: 210
Submitted by JNORMAN1969 Carbs: 0.2g | Fat: 11.5g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 23.7g | Calories: 202.9
Great low calorie meal My whole family loves this dish Submitted by SUEAKE Carbs: 5.5g | Fat: 15.9g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 21.4g | Calories: 254.9
Try this inexpensive and fresh version of a chicken casserole--no need for processed soups or sauces! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 36.1g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 8.8g | Protein: 27.9g | Calories: 320.6
Celebrate spinach season with this lean and green scramble. Salty feta and velvety eggs combine beautifully with wilted spinach for a filling breakfast that's high in protein. Submitted by HOPEIGETIT2 Carbs: 13g | Fat: 8.7g | Fiber: 2.8g | Protein: 18.4g | Calories: 200.3
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One of El Pasos most famous (or infamous!) residents and a fixture on the El Paso music scene, Al Jourgensen, is now writing comic books!
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Ministry and Rigor Mortis guitarist Mike Scaccia has died at the age of 47 after collapsing onstage at a performance in Fort Worth, Texas, on Saturday night (Dec. 22). The musician had been performing with thrash metal veterans Rigor Mortis at the Rail Club when he suddenly fell to the ground after suffering a heart attack. Classic Rock magazine reports that one of the band's members returned to the address the crowd, stating only, "It doesn't look good." Scaccia was rushed to the hospital, but passed away soon after.
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You can find out how many carbs foods have in books and on web sites and smartphone apps. This can help a lot if you're just learning to count carbs.
All carbohydrates, Campbell says, turn into blood glucose in the end. "Of course some are healthier than others, so we want to promote the healthy carbs," she says.
Fiber is a particularly healthy carb. "We don't digest it, so fiber doesn't really impact blood glucose," Campbell says. It's good to eat more fiber -- and it helps you feel full longer.
Carb Counting: Tips for Home and Away
It's easy to think portion sizes are bigger than they really should be. So, Loghmani and Campbell advise using measuring cups and scales at home. "Keep your measuring cups on the counter, get a little food scale, and keep it in full sight so that you get in the habit of checking your portions of pasta or bread," Campbell says. "It's a really good way to keep portions in check."
Learning portion sizes at home can also help you judge portions better when you eat at a restaurant or at a dinner party. Loghmani and Campbell offer these other tips:
- When eating at home, use the same cup, bowl, glass, and plate. "That way if you always pour your milk to a certain point on the glass, or fill your bowl a certain amount, then you know that you're eating a consistent amount of food," Campbell says.
- Create a spreadsheet or list of foods you eat on a usual day at home, and then look up the values. So, if you eat a certain brand of cereal most mornings, you'll always know how many carbs you're getting.
- Find software programs or web sites that can help you figure out the carbs in your favorite recipes.
- Measure out single servings of snack foods ahead of time and put them in baggies. This can help you control your portions, carbs, fat, and calories. And watch your snacking. "People get tripped up with snacking," Campbell says. "It's a really bad habit -- for anybody -- to keep grabbing crackers or something out of the box." It's too easy to forget how many you've eaten.
- When eating out, if you're not sure about portion sizes, try the "hand" method:
- A woman's fist = 1 cup
- Tip of the thumb = 1 teaspoon
- Whole thumb = 1 tablespoon
- Palm of the hand = 3-ounce serving
- Before dining out, go online and check the menu so you can plan what to order.
- Order simple meals when you go out. Avoid fancy mixed dishes with many ingredients and sauces. Campbell suggests getting a plain meal of chicken or lean steak and a vegetable. "That can make it easier to manage," she says.
- Speak up and ask what's in a dish and how it is fixed, whether you're at a restaurant or a friend's house.
- For special dinners, such as during the holidays, eat the foods that are special to you and skip those you can get any time. For example, if you really love pumpkin pie, skip the mashed potatoes and bread and make dessert your carb portion of the meal. Just be sure to watch your portion sizes.
"The thing that I like people to know the most is that our body needs food -- we get over 40 different nutrients a day from food. And it's perfectly okay to continue to eat and enjoy food. It's just important also to learn how to balance the food, the medication, and the activity, so that you're meeting your goals for managing your diabetes," Loghmani says.


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OK so heres the beginning, its currently february 1st. I am 17, and havent had sex since august. i am on birth control, and i always use condoms (iv only ever had sex 3 times, and when i did have sex in august, he didnt ejaculate inside me) The month of January i went of birth control because i was feeling nauseas (i have sugar metaboism issues, not morning sickness or anything). Anyways, i went to get a urine test at my doctors because my mom thought i had a bladder infection and i get a call from my doctor today telling me im pregnant, which is what they found in my urine. i almost passed out i was so terrified, so i booked a blood test for next week to confirm, and i went out and purchased 2 at home pregnancy tests, both of which came out negative. i am so confused, i havent had sex since august how woul di be pregnant?? If that were the case, i would be 6 months! i got my period august to december, the only month i am late on is january and its only february 1st, and of course i didnt think anything of i tbecause i havent had sex, and because im off the pill this month so i would figure it would be irregular
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Hi Kjetil, thanks for your response :D
On 11/12/2012 09:52 AM, Kjetil Matheussen wrote:
Yes, it makes editing the graph a bit easier, but it doesn't rival the
ease of operation that a linear view provides for the often needed
usecase of linear effect chains, since I find myself reordering the
nodes of the graph quite often to keep the graph tidy. I urge you to try
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Once I discovered that in Renoise it made adding some variation to a
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Nancy Atherton's follow-up to her recent New York Times bestseller sees the sleepy village of Finch set aflutter by a bewitching mystery from its past
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Sneha Ullal, who was last seen in Ennai Theriyuma, is aiming for an image makeover.
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Windpower in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka's plentiful supply of coastal winds is being harnessed to supply the island's growing power requirements.
A recent contract to provide complete logistics services for a new wind power plant on the North West coast of Sri Lanka is the third logistics contract awarded to Agility for wind power projects in Sri Lanka.
"Agility has provided logistics services for the majority of wind power projects in the country due to the extensive global experience and expertise we possess in this sector," says Agility CEO and Director for Sri Lanka, Kalum Amarasekara. "The company is focusing on the continuous development of a specialized resource and talent pool to serve the growing demand from the wind power industry."
Historically, Hydro-electric has been Sri lanka's mainstay source of power but all eyes are now on wind to meet the island's growing demand for power. The first wind farm was commissioned in 1999 at Hambantota on the south east coast. The US Department of Energy's NREL laboratory published a report in 2003 identifying potential locations for development in Sri Lanka and estimated over 20,000 megawatts of wind potential. The island has two monsoon periods when winds are highest: the southwest monsoon from May to October and the northeast monsoon from December to February.
In recent years private sector investment has led the way in the country's wind power development and Sri lanka's first commercial wind energy plant, The 10 megawatts Senok Wind Power, was commissioned in March 2010 at Puttalam on the island's north western coast.
Agility's latest contract is for Nirmalapura Wind Power (Pvt) Ltd, which is part of a group of foresighted companies investing in alternative energy in Sri Lanka. Among Agility's other clients and part of the same investment group, are Seguwantivu Wind Power (Pvt) Ltd and Vidatamunai Wind Power (Pvt) Ltd, whose two 10 megawatts plants on the coast of Puttalam represent the largest wind power projects in the country to date. These use 25 wind turbine generators imported from Spain.
These two sites alone have removed about 40,000 metric tons per annum of carbon dioxide emissions compared to conventional thermal generation using diesel or coal. In addition to the benefits that the country is receiving from reduced dependency on fossil fuels, the community has benefited from extensive improvements made by the developers to the roads, the grid infrastructure, and community services to the residents of the area.
The latest contract awarded to Agility is a 10 Megawatts array at Kalpitiya in the Puttalam district. When completed it will have seven turbines each producing 1.5 megawatts of power.
Wind power gets bigger
Mark Siegert of Agility Project Logistics assesses the challenges posed by the increasing size of wind turbines and the needs of manufacturers.
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Global drive for renewable energy
The drive to develop alternative energy is powering tremendous growth in the renewable energy industry. About half of the new generating capacity installed worldwide during 2010 was powered by renewables. This presents new logistics challenges.
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