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Very Good 4.4/5
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Chicken and vegetables, easy preparation, quick clean up. I threw this together one evening and was very impressed with the results. My husband said this was his new favorite dish! The surprise is that it's so easy, delicious, and your entire meal is done! Leftovers are even better! Submitted by DAWNN7422 Carbs: 20.2g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 4.9g | Protein: 17.3g | Calories: 167
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Veggie Pizza using whole wheat crust with fresh mushrooms, onions and red peppers Delicious! Submitted by WENDY1027 Carbs: 29.7g | Fat: 6.6g | Fiber: 5.4g | Protein: 12.2g | Calories: 218.3
The easiest brownies you'll ever make! Submitted by AMYKAREENA Carbs: 26.6g | Fat: 2.7g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 1.8g | Calories: 135.3
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Incredible! 5.0/5
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Submitted by SARALYNNEE Carbs: 34.1g | Fat: 6.7g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 2.5g | Calories: 204.8
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Makes 14-ish cookies, sized about 1.5 to 2 inches in diameter each (I don't follow instructions too well - there's just NOT a teaspoon-sized cookie in my repertoire!) Submitted by BIGGIRL2082010 Carbs: 18.3g | Fat: 9.6g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 4.9g | Calories: 169.2
Very Good 4.2/5
(6 ratings)
This is an alternative to spaghetti that is filled with veggies. Submitted by THECHUBBYCHIC Carbs: 19g | Fat: 7.4g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 8.6g | Calories: 176
Very Good 4.4/5
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I found this recipe in Family Circle magazine, but made a few changes of my own. It's quick and makes a lot of food. Great for feeding the whole family. My version is actually healthier than the magazines and tastes just as good if not better. To make this a little more fun, substitute the fusilli with wagon wheeled pasta. Submitted by BRYZON Carbs: 62.9g | Fat: 8.3g | Fiber: 10.2g | Protein: 33.6g | Calories: 421.3
Very Good 4.5/5
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Submitted by SARA772779 Carbs: 24.3g | Fat: 12.6g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 17g | Calories: 274.3
Very Good 4.3/5
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Submitted by D_FARRELL Carbs: 14.4g | Fat: 2.2g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 41.1g | Calories: 233.9


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DRIVER: Dale Earnhardt Jr. / No. 88 Taxslayer.com Chevrolet RACE: Boyd Gaming 300 (200 laps / 300 miles) TRACK: Las Vegas Motor Speedway DATE: Saturday, March 8, 2014
TV: ESPN2 (4 p.m. ET) RADIO: PRN & Sirius XM Ch 90 (3:45 pm ET) FIRST PRACTICE: March 7, 3:40-4:30 p.m. ET (FS1) FINAL PRACTICE: March 7, 5-6:20 p.m. ET (FS1) QUALIFYING: March 8, 12:40 p.m. ET (FS2) GREEN FLAG: March 8, 4:15 p.m. ET (ESPN2)
"These guys are off to a good start with the 88 team. I was really impressed with how strong Kevin (Harvick) ran with them last weekend at Phoenix. I expect to keep that going at Vegas. Ernie (Cope) brings great cars to the track and I expect our TaxSlayer Chevy to be strong when we unload."
PAYING DIVIDENDS: Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Kevin Harvick both have benefited from their double-duty weekends, as the additional track time in the No. 88 JRM Nationwide Series entry has helped contribute to Sprint Cup victories. Earnhardt Jr. won the Daytona 500 on Feb. 23, one day after finishing 11th in the TaxSlayer.com Chevrolet. Harvick won the Phoenix Cup race on March 2, one day after finishing second in the No. 88 Great Clips Chevrolet for JRM.
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COPE'S CARS: In the past five seasons, Ernie Cope's teams have posted an 11.6 average finish at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Working with four different drivers, Cope's cars have an average starting position of 4.8. The veteran crew chief visited victory lane with Harvick in 2010.
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I worked at Textron Systems
Getting paid for hours over 40 and weekly until 2011
The majority of the people are good to work with
The complexity of the engineering environment gives good opportunity to learn a lot
Nice building and location in south Austin
Employees are not empowered to make decisions
Managers only look out for themselves and will throw employees under the bus
They have laid off some really great people with a lot of domain knowledge that would challenge the status quo and kept those that were "yes men" now the ship is sinking even faster.
Wish I didn't still have so much company stock...my portfolio has taken a major hit.
Start listening to the employees and not the filtered version of management, the ones that are still managers either have no history with the company or no backbone to report what is really going on. Let the employees have some empowerment to make decisions and not feel babysitted by management.
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I have been working at Textron Systems
ProsSouth Austin
Somewhat flexible schedules.
Accommodating facilities
Talented individuals to work with in a fast pace environment.Cons-Turnover rate goes up, employee morale goes down—the employees who are left feel pressure to carry the load.
-Management engages in career pathing which sometimes forces employees down a road they might not want to go.
-Minimal training on new technology if not associated with your task at hand.
-Team Lead roles not compensated or recognized in a justly manor.
-Upper management out-of-the-loop of middle management actions.Advice to ManagementAdviceRaise awareness that people constitute your biggest asset.
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I worked at Textron Systems
ProsFlexible hours, good pay and decent benefits. Reasonably current in Microsoft .NET and C# technologies, but lagging behind in other areas.
ConsComplete lack of strategic vision, dwindling contract base, no credible business development plans to replace work being lost, over cronyism in the management ranks, and very poor and sanitized communications between executive and work force.
Advice to ManagementAdviceDevelop a strategic vision. Develop a realistic, long term business development plan that acknowledge the DoD acquisition cycles is 18-24 months; not 3-6 months. Bring in qualified, fully prepared executive team to lead company through current difficulties.
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A rally in soybean meal futures traded in China, the world's biggest user of the feed ingredient, may be capped by technical resistance at 3,300 yuan ($538) a metric ton unless the U.S. crop outlook changes, according to Shanghai CIFCO Futures Co.
The contract for January delivery surged as much as 9 percent from its 2013 low on April 26 to 3,427 yuan on May 29. The contract has since dropped back below resistance that's at 3,314 yuan for Bollinger Bands on price charts, even as the indicator shows an upward trend, said Zhu Gang, an analyst at the Shanghai-based brokerage.
"While Dalian soybean meal is supported by concern that the wetness in the U.S. may cause planting problems, the Bollinger Band will be difficult to overcome unless the weather issues deteriorates further," Zhu said by e-mail today.
January futures began rebounding through May after wet weather in the U.S. delayed planting. Soybean output this year may be smaller than the government forecast, according to a Bloomberg News survey.
Soybean meal rose 0.2 percent to 3,233 yuan on the Dalian Commodity Exchange at the end of the morning session today. About 96 percent of the China's crushed soybeans are imported, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Rovner included quotes from supporters of the health reform law, who argued that making the marketplace function better is a "big smokescreen." And this: she reported that GOP analysts see the argument against universal coverage as an effective political tactic that is "like class warfare." How? "Republicans want to paint the healthcare law as requiring people who already have health insurance to help pay for those who don't."
There was a tiny bit of he said/she said in the pieces, but Rovner weighed the arguments, and a reader/listener came away with a clear understanding of her thesis.
A few months ago NPR released a new ethics document that aimed at ending he said/she said stories that offer false equivalence—presenting "all sides" of an issue to create an appearance of balance rather than the best version of the truth. NPR's ombudsman Edward Schumacher-Matos told me the document was an "evolution" of existing policy. He said sometimes reporters had been "hiding behind the rules," and "so long as you didn't violate the rules it was okay He said/she said is a perfect example." Judging from Rovner's stories, the document is evolving in the right direction.


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The dry grasses rustled noisily around my ankles as the smell of salt, earth and desert mingled in the breeze. Below, the Great Salt Lake reflected hues of turquoise and deep blue as a lone pickup rattled along the dirt road leaving a billowing cloud of dust in its wake.
To the east the snowcapped crests of the mighty Wasatch crest shimmer in the valley heat. To the west stretches a vast expanse of desert broken by several mountain ranges. Stansbury island lies at the intersection between the mountains and the desert, between the land and the lake. Multi-faceted and intriguing, the different perspectives one finds on Stansbury Island are what keeps me coming back to explore.
Although not an island today, it was when Howard Stansbury rowed out to the lake in the 1850's to
survey the terrain. Now, a dirt causeway and low lake levels allow you to easily drive out to the island to explore. Near the highway, several manufacturers have active salt collection operations. The island itself is not classically beautiful. It is broken and jagged, an intriguing mess from a geologist's perspective.
From high vantages on the trail, you can see the clouds reflected on the lake's surface or admire small wildflowers peppered into the grasses. Stansbury island is, in many respects, what you decide to make it. For some, it is desolate and forlorn, unworthy of a second visit. To others, a fascinating place to hike while looking for wild horses traversing the hillsides, a mountain bike ride for when the in-town trails are muddy or cold, or, for photographers, a diverse canvas for watching the play of light and shadow. Whatever your opinion, Stansbury Island deserves a visit, at least once.
Where: Stansbury Island lies approximately 40 miles west of Salt Lake City off Interstate 80. Take exit 84 toward 138-Grantsville, but instead of turning left and going through the underpass, stay right, then follow the road toward Stansbury island. Follow the main dirt road (easily passable in passenger cars) until you reach the short turnoff to an obvious parking lot and trailhead. The BLM Mountain Biking map shows the trail route and elevation. Typically, I prefer to the hike as an out-and-back. Simply hike until you're ready to turn back to the car.
The best times of year to visit are spring and fall. Summer can be very hot and winters cold and windy.
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You are very welcome, Mark. Think of it as a "place-saver" until I can get something a little more photogenic in the Spring. I only live a mile away.
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Thank you for your kind tribute to my father. He was a POW at Stalag Luft 1 during WW2 which caused him to have heart problems which ultimately led to an early death. I know he was well decorated but don't have his medals or any information regarding his war records. I live in England now and have no access to records but would welcome any information anybody might be able to find about my father's military service. My email is email@example.com and my name is Jenny Allaston. Thank you.
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No Mark: I painted over his wifes'birth date with my computer when I edited the photo.
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Just wanted to say what a nice memorial you put together for Jane Haseltine Johnson Mayhew. I was at Ater Cemetery the other day and saw Jane Mayhew's marker resting against the Juniper tree. I saw her daughters grave marker not far from Jane Mayhews on the other side of the tree. Lilian Natalie Mayhew. It is very crumbled and broken. It was such a lovely stone. I have recorded her and will be linking her to her parents. Just wanted to tell you what a lovely memorial for Jane Mayhew and writing out the transcript.
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Received your edit request to link the above to parents.
Before I link someone, I like to have some sort of proof of the relationship between the two -- as people tend to depend on what they find without doing their research to find proof... resulting in lots of mistakes. I spend so much time going back and making changes due to wrong information being sent via EDIT REQUESTS.
I'll be glad to link them if you'll please just send me something that shows these are indeed the right parents. If not, I'll make a note of the links you've sent and link as soon as I am able to establish the relationship.
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Erin, Washington County, PA is adjacent to Brooke County, WV, whose county seat is Wellsburg. I grew up there. Last year I found in the genealogy section of the library there a family data sheet dated 1998 for an Alexander McCready, b. 1760 in Ireland. d. 24 Feb 1850 in Burgettstown, Washington Co, PA. m. about 1785 to Sarah Unknown, b. 1758, d. 25 May 1847 in Burgettstown. When I tried to contact the person who had prepared the tree, Marveen McCready of Mt. Angel, OR, I learned that she had died in 2000. She lists a William McCready and gives a birth year of 1800 but this appears to be an approximation. No other info is give for William, as her emphasis was on the descendents of his brother Robert. Robert's son Alexander, b. 1828, married a Nancy Cole, and they had a daughter and three sons, one of whom was named William Alexander McCready, b. 1860. I picked up on all this because after Alexander died Nancy married William Green Smith, a brother of my great grandfather Clarence Andrew Clay Smith. I have a photo of an old Nancy with a young Agnes McCready and it was always a mystery who she was. Marveen's family data sheet shows she was a granddaughter of Nancy, daughter of her son William Alexander. His wife had died when Agnes was 14 months old and he sent her back to Wellsburg to be raised by her grandmother. I would be happy to e-mail you Marveen McCready's data sheet for Best regards, Kaye Richey Notify Administrator about this message?
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The road to get into the location was through an extremely small country lane , luckily my partner is a confident driver but had it been myself driving I think I would of been extremely stressed.
amazing place and beautiful lodge....would visit again
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On arrival (early as i had mis-timed my journey) we were welcomed by the staff and shown to our accommodation straight away! Very helpful and very much welcomed as my wife is 36 weeks pregnant. The lodge itself was lovely (Mill Lodge 2) and everything worked and was well presented. The hot tub was excellent and well kept. There were 2 minor downsides, very minor. 1) If you are pregnant or less mobile then Mill lodges are 25 steps up, fine for me but my wife struggled (it does state this on booking invoice). 2) The mattress in the lodge was very, very firm. All in all a great place to go and close to padstow, perranporth, St Austell, Newquay etc.The ONLY reason we did not re-book there and then is that we want to have our baby first. Great place!
Bit to far to walk to the local pub resturant or main town centre so taxi or drive and hardly anything of site but a tiny cafe and small bar that was closed
Absolutely amazing location, chalet was lovely, for our first trip away as a couple it was very romantic and secluded. The only reason I have scored an 8 is that our chalet we the only one without a cover over the hot tub which would have been preferable (rained a bit) and that the parking we further away. As there was a walk to our Chalet anyway may have benefited from closer parking.
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Great location for visiting Cornwall and lovely clean lodge.
Fabulous place. Didn't see anyone else the whole time we were there. So relaxing and peaceful Will be going back soon!
A nice resort but Wifi is dreadful poor singage getting to the resort. Saw one man on Saturday briefly and then when we were leaving on Monday.
Perfect nice and quiet nice location . Great lodge and hot tub plenty of walks and the ducks were a bonus.
Took the wife and our rhodisian ridgeback for a long weekend break. We all absolutely loved it.


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1. Olga Allenova and Yuliya Rybina article headlined "Dagestan moves in
internal troops" says that the Dagestani authorities have decided to set
up battalions of internal troops composed of locals to carry out
operations in the mountainous areas of the republic, where militants
have become more active recently; p 1 (719 words).
2. Vsevolod Boyko et al. article headlined "They ratted on total
drink-driving ban in Constitutional Court" says that lawyer Lavrentiy
Sichinava from Kazan has challenged the total drink-driving ban for
drivers that came into effect on 6 August in the Russian Constitutional
Court. Russian legislators should stick to the Vienna Convention on Road
Traffic that allows minimum concentration of alcohol in drivers' blood,
Sichinava believes; pp 1, 4 (679 words).
3. Dmitriy Butrin et al. article headlined "Prosecutor's office carries
out examination" says that the law-enforcement agencies across Russia
have intensified their activity on checking state purchases of medical
equipment after the notorious report by the president's Monitoring
Directorate. This campaign may result in the regions' decision to
abandon the Health and Social Development Ministry's programmes to
re-equip hospitals and in a limited competition on the market as of
2011; pp 1-2 (1,238 words).
4. Vitaliy Gaydayev article headlined "Wind blows rates down" says that
the shares of the Russian mobile phone operator VimpelCom have cheapened
by almost 9 per cent after investors learned about the company's
intention to buy Wind Telecomunicazioni SpA and a stake in Orascom
Telecom Holding (OTH); pp 1, 8 (510 words).
5. Musa Muradov et al. article headlined "Ramzan Kadyrov does not want
to be president" says that Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov has proposed
to the republic's parliament to change the name of his post. In a single
state, only one president should exist, while regional heads may be
called in another way, Kadyrov has said; p 2 (616 words).
6. Anna Pushkarskaya article headlined "Supreme and arbitration courts
receive additional votes" says that President Dmitriy Medvedev has
changed the composition of a working group on the financing of judicial
reform. Aleksandr Gusev, the director of the judicial department under
the Russian Supreme Court, and Igor Drozdov, the director of the apparat
of the Supreme Arbitration Court, entered the group; p 2 (694 words).
7. Petr Netreba article headlined "Russian drought receives
international recognition" says that the US Department of Agriculture
has confirmed the Russian Agriculture Ministry's forecast for the
domestic corn crop of some 43m tonnes of wheat; p 3 (506 words).
8. Andrey Kozenko article headlined "Shadow of people's wrath" says that
several opposition activists have tried to hold the Day of Wrath rally
in front of the Moscow mayor's office building to demand that mayor
Yuriy Luzhkov be dismissed. However, the authorities did not allow the
opposition to hold the rally; p 3 (506 words).
9. Andrey Kozenko et al. article headlined "Fires dying out but not
surrendering" provides the latest information about the fire situation
in Russia; p 3 (583 words).
10. Irina Granik report headlined "Dmitriy Medvedev bargains on grain
market" about President Dmitriy Medvedev's visit to Rostov Region, where
he chaired a meeting dedicated to the situation on the domestic grain
market; p 3 (1,047 words).
11. Sergey Mashkin article headlined "Crime under charm" says that a
probe into the murder of lawyer Stanislav Markelov and Novaya Gazeta
journalist Anastasiya Baburova has been completed. The prosecution will
demand that nationalist Nikita Trifonov and his friend Yevgeniya Khasis,
accused of the murder, be sentenced to life imprisonment; p 4 (537
12. Aleksandr Gabuyev article headlined "South Ossetia being built in
front of Dmitriy Medvedev" says that President Dmitriy Medvedev will
meet South Ossetian President Eduard Kokoyty today to discuss the
restoration of the republic, among other things; p 5 (817 words).
13. Kabay Karabekov and Vladimir Solovyev article headlined "Give arms"
says that the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) will hold
an informal meeting on 20-21 August in Yerevan to discuss the situation
in Kyrgyzstan and aid to the country, among other things; p 5 (699
14. Roman Asankin and Seda Yegikyan article headlined "Conflict on sale
ground" says that a refusal of the Norilskiy Nikel company's management
to make UC Rusal's minority shareholder Swiss Glencore the company's
exclusive nickel trader may be one of the reasons behind the conflict
between the company's shareholders, UC Rusal and Interros; p 7 (640
Nezavisimaya Gazeta
1. Igor Naumov article headlined "Putin switches on saving mode" says
that the Russian authorities have started making decisions on financial
aid to people who suffered from wildfires on the basis of common sense
and economic expediency rather than emotions; pp 1, 4 (832 words).
2. Marina Obrazkova report headlined "Classified smell of formaldehyde"
looks at how Moscow city and Moscow Region hospitals are working amid
the abnormally hot weather; pp 1-2 (663 words).
3. Elina Bilevskaya and Vladimir Pokrovskiy article headlined
"Architectural shelter for Skolkovo" says that the Kurchatov Institute
will shelter the Skolkovo innovation city project at its territory and
provide its technical facilities for research activities until the
necessary infrastructure is built in the town of Skolkovo, Moscow
Region; pp 1, 3 (516 words).
4. Viktoriya Panfilova article headlined "Kyrgyz authorities pass on to
repressions" says that some activists of the Kyrgyz youth movements and
parties have been detained at the 5 August anti-government rally,
arrested and accused of takeover. Experts say that the Kyrgyz
authorities are thus trying to neutralize youth parties able to win in
the parliamentary election set for 10 October; pp 1, 6 (512 words).
5. Elina Bilevskaya article headlined "Noble maidens to revive villages"
says that over 3,000 public projects are claiming for a grant of R1bn
(about 33m dollars at the current exchange rate) provided by President
Dmitriy Medvedev to support the institutions of civil society. Experts
say that Russia's civil society will improve only when the leadership
treats it seriously; pp 1, 3 (571 words).
6. Aleksandra Samarina article headlined "Mikhail Khodorkovskiy's
special vector" says that the magazine Foreign Policy has given former
Yukos head Mikhail Khodorkovskiy the second place in a list of the
world's authoritative prisoners. Khodorkovskiy is the most stubborn and
boldest Russian critic of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, the magazine
says; pp 1, 3 (638 words).
7. Oleg Vladykin article headlined "Olympic air defence" comments on the
reasons and goals of Russia's announcement on deploying of S-300
anti-aircraft missile systems in Georgia's breakaway republic Abkhazia;
p 2 (770 words).
8. Editorial headlined "Medvedev's new power architecture" says that
President Dmitriy Medvedev is displeased with the regional management
system that is based on intimidation and corruption and wants to get rid
of it. Joseph Stalin's repressions may help settle the problem, the
article says; p 2 (457 words).
9. Aleksey Malashenko article headlined "Russia as Caucasus" looks at
the reasons behind a bad social and economic situation in Dagestan and
whether or not presidential envoy to the North Caucasus Federal District
Aleksandr Khloponin is to blame for it; p 3 (693 words).
10. Anastasiya Bashkatova article headlined "Two thirds of Russians do
not believe in end of crisis" says that a public opinion poll conducted
by the Levada Centre and the research centre of the Superjob portal has
shown that 65 per cent of Russians believe that the economic crisis has
not ended in Russia; p 4 (873 words).
11. Vladimir Mukhin article headlined "Law enforcers line up for cash
office" says that service pay in the Russian law enforcement and
security agencies will be increased step-by-step: first, in the Defence
Ministry as of 1 January 2012, then in the Interior Ministry in 2013 and
later in the Emergencies Ministry, the Federal Security Service and
other agencies in 2014. Raising the service pay only for servicemen will
aggravate the social situation in the country, experts say; p 5 (586
12. Tatyana Ivzhenko article headlined "Alarm for Yanukovych" says that
the owner of the Russian National Reserve Corporation, Aleksandr
Lebedev, has proposed that the Ukrainian authorities buy his controlling
stake in the Ilyushin Finance Co. Ukraine is concerned about the
proposal because Russia and Ukraine want to set up a joint aircraft
building enterprise; p 6 (833 words).
13. Yuriy Simonyan article headlined "Kremlin's protg" says that the
opposition leader and former speaker of the Georgian parliament, Nino
Burjanadze, has criticized US senator John McCain for his article in The
Washington Post, in which he tilted at US President Barack Obama's
foreign policy and called on him to more actively support Georgia
against Russia; p 6 (557 words).
14. Nikolay Surkov article headlined "Israeli politicians and servicemen
accuse one another" says that the Israeli political and military
leadership have made speeches to the UN international commission
investigating Israel's attack on the humanitarian convoy heading for the
Gaza Strip in late March. Both sides shifted the blame for the victims
during the attack on each other; p 7 (689 words).
15. Andrey Terekhov article headlined "Afghan grip for Obama" says that
US President Barack Obama has been caught in the crossfire. On the one
hand, US Commander of the International Security Assistance Force in
Afghanistan Gen David Petraeus is trying to persuade him to delay the
withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan. On the other hand, Obama's
party fellows want the troops to be withdrawn as soon as possible in the
light of the upcoming elections to the US Congress in November; p 7 (544
1. Aleksandra Terentyeva article headlined "Potanin stocks up on money"
says that Vladimir Potanin's Interros has announced several deals to
receive new credits and refinance old ones that may attract over 3bn
dollars. Interros is collecting money to buy UC Rusal's stake in the
Norilskiy Nikel company, the article says; p 1 (628 words).
2. Bela Lyauv article headlined "You should know places" says that five
cottages belonging to the AFK Sistema corporation have been demolished
in Moscow's Serebryanyy Bor because they were built illegally; p 1 (348
3. Alena Chechel and Irina Skrynnik article headlined "Blowing on milk"
says that President Dmitriy Medvedev has ordered to examine the
formation of prices for milk and dairy products; p 1 (504 words).
4. Editorial headlined "Special situation" says that President Dmitriy
Medvedev at a meeting on the social and economic situation in Dagestan
has ordered the Finance Ministry to accept minefields from the republic
as a pledge for state guarantees because Dagestan needs money to
implement investment projects; pp 1, 4 (514 words).
5. Maksim Glikin et al. article headlined "Magic city for 195,000 euros"
says that the Skolkovo Fund has finished accepting applications from
designers to develop a planning concept of the Skolkovo innovation city.
Some 12 companies are bidding for the project of 195,000 euros; p 2 (475
Rossiyskaya Gazeta
1. Vladimir Kuzmin article headlined "To sort out grain from
speculations" says that President Dmitriy Medvedev has held a meeting to
discuss the situation on the domestic grain market. The abnormally hot
weather has destroyed over 25 per cent of corn crop. The government will
allocate some R35bn (about 1.2bn dollars at the current exchange rate)
to support agricultural enterprises that suffered from a drought; p 2
(550 words).
2. Ivan Sas article headlined "Good start" looks at Russian Central
Electoral Commission chairman Vladimir Churov's news conference on the
10 October regional elections; p 3 (516 words).
3. Ilya Ponosov et al. article headlined "Not to withdraw grouping" says
that President Dmitriy Medvedev has lifted the state of emergency in
Vladimir and Voronezh regions and Republic of Mari El and instructed the
Emergencies Ministry to take additional measures to prevent and put out
fires at especially important facilities like federal nuclear centres; p
5 (690 words).
4. Aleksey Ivanov interview with Nizhniy Novgorod Region governor
Valeriy Shantsev, headlined "Far away from forest", who speaks about
measures taken to overcome the consequences of wildfires in the region;
p 6 (954 words).
5. Tatyana Smolyakova interview with Russian Deputy Minister of Natural
Resources Igor Maydanov, who speaks on fighting peat bog fires in Moscow
Region; pp 1, 4 (800 words).
Vremya Novostey
1. Vera Sitnina article headlined "Bakery idleness" says that President
Dmitriy Medvedev at a meeting on the situation on the domestic grain
market has instructed the government to start state grain interventions
as soon as possible, prevent a rise in bread prices and support grain
exporters who may face contracting parties' lawsuits after a ban on
grain exports is imposed; p 1 (903 words).
2. Nikolay Poroskov article headlined "Truth at bottom" dedicated to the
10th anniversary of Kursk nuclear submarine sinking in the Barents Sea;
p 3 (1,409 words).
3. Vyacheslav Kozlov article headlined "Prevention of wrath" looks at
the 12 August opposition rally, the so-called Day of Wrath held in
Moscow's Tverskaya Ploshchad (square) in defence of Article 12 of the
Russian constitution which guarantees independent local government; p 2
(500 words).
4. Ivan Sukhov article headlined "Equation with three Magomedovs" says
that President Dmitriy Medvedev's blowing up at Dagestani senior
officials allows one to say that the government's policy in the North
Caucasus may change; p 3 (1,429 words).
1. Nikolay Morozov article headlined "Russia does not have its own
weather" says that the Russian national weather service does not have
modern equipment, which does not allow it to make accurate forecasts.
That is why Russia was completely unprepared for the heatwave and
wildfires; pp 1, 7 (950 words).
2. Minneapolis-based Melor Sturua article headlined "Afghan stumbling
block" analyses how much money the USA spends on the campaign in
Afghanistan; p 6 (430 words).
Moskovskiy Komsomolets
1. Irina Bobrova article headlined "Following premier's example" details
newspaper correspondents' experience of carrying out water drops on
forests fires on board of a Be-200 amphibious aircraft; pp 1-2 (800
2. Aleksandr Rostarchuk article headlined "Off to retirement" says that
the head of Moscow's traffic police, Sergey Kazantsev, who is set to
retire, could not balance the interests of his superiors with those of
the Moscow authorities; pp 1, 3 (250 words).
Novyye Izvestiya
1. Vladimir Mashatin article headlined "What has smog done to us?" looks
at the medical consequences of the peat fire smog in Moscow and offers
instructions on reducing its harmful effects; pp 1, 11 (1,000 words).
Novaya Gazeta
1. Olga Osipova and Aleksandr Nikitin article "State Duma sets forest on
fire" says that the catastrophe with forest fires has been brought about
by the Forest Code. With the adoption of the code forestry
administrations were terminated, the unified federal fire service was
simplified and the air forest protection was destroyed; pp 1-3 (500
2. Dmitriy Sidorov article "Russia, USA rattling with weapons again"
says that Russian and US arms sales to Lebanon and Israel respectively
are leading to an armed conflict between the latter countries; p 6
(1,000 words).
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I had some work over the weekend filming and photographing at Gold Coast Railroad Museum. It's a massive place were you can run around all these old historic trains. Also I've come to the conclusion that one of my Mamiya's film cartridges is a little defected a screw fell out when I unloaded this film; explains the unintentional doubles.
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Emmy award-winning comedian Paula Poundstone is set to bring her standup comedy act to the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center on September 6.
Poundstone is recognized as one of Comedy Central's 100 greatest standups of all time and was voted into the Comedy Hall of Fame in 2010.
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"While there is no doubt that Poundstone is funny, the thing that probably separates her from the pack of comics working today and that has made her a legend among comics and audiences alike is her ability to be spontaneous with a crowd," read a news release.
She says every one of her shows is different and compares her comedy to "a cocktail party":
"When you first get there, you talk about how badly you got lost and how hard it was to find parking," she said. "Then you tell a story about your kids or what you just saw on the news. You meet some new people and ask them about themselves. Then someone says, 'Tell that story you used to tell,' and then someone on the other side of the room spills a drink and you mock them."
Related Comedians Of The Canyons Hosting Semester's Final Evening Of Improv
In addition to regularly touring across the country, Poundstone is also a regular panelist on National Public Radio's weekly news quiz show, "Wait Wait… Don't Tell Me."
"I am a proud member of the endorphin production industry," she said. "They allow me to say whatever I want on 'Wait, Wait… Don't Tell Me.' The panelists are unscripted, so it's perfect for me. I feel like I'm a batter in a batting cage. I get lobbed topics. Sometimes I just watch them go by, but every now and then I get a piece of one. If the others didn't cheat, it would be an almost perfect work experience."
The first woman to win the cable ACE for Best Standup Comedy Special and the first woman to perform standup at the White House Correspondents dinner, Poundstone was also featured alongside Whoopi Goldberg and Joan Rivers in a Showtime documentary in March 2013.
The show is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. on the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center stage at College of the Canyons. Tickets are priced between $35 and $45 and can be purchased online.
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A nondisease-causing virus kills human breast cancer cells in the laboratory, creating opportunities for potential new cancer therapies, according to Penn State College of Medicine researchers who tested the virus on three different breast cancer types that represent the multiple stages of breast cancer development.
Adeno-associated virus type 2 (AAV2) is a virus that regularly infects humans but causes no disease. Past studies by the same researchers show that it promotes tumor cell death in cervical cancer cells infected with human papillomavirus. Researchers used an unaltered, naturally occurring version of AAV2 on human breast cancer cells.
"Breast cancer is the most prevalent cancer in the world and is the leading cause of cancer-related death in women," said Samina Alam, Ph.D., research associate in microbiology and immunology. "It is also complex to treat."
Craig Meyers, Ph.D., professor of microbiology and immunology, said breast cancer is problematic to treat because of its multiple stages.
"Because it has multiple stages, you can't treat all the women the same. Currently, treatment of breast cancer is dependent on multiple factors such as hormone-dependency, invasiveness and metastases, drug resistance and potential toxicities. Our study shows that AAV2, as a single entity, targets all different grades of breast cancer."
Cells have multiple ways of dying. If damage occurs in a healthy cell, the cell turns on production and activation of specific proteins that allow the cell to commit suicide. However, in cancer cells these death pathways are often turned off, while the proteins that allow the cell to divide and multiply are stuck in the "on" position.
One way to fight cancer is to find ways to turn on these death pathways, which is what researchers believe is happening with the AAV2 virus.
In tissue culture dishes in the laboratory, 100 percent of the cancer cells are destroyed by the virus within seven days, with the ma
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On Saturday, August 16, a local Madison teen recently had his wish come true thanks to Make-A-Wish Foundation, Wal-Mart, and Governor Square Mall.
Anthony "A.J." Hamilton told Make-A-Wish of Central and Northern Florida that he wanted to go on a shopping spree in Tallahassee, and with the assistance of his Volunteer Wish Team, Elizabeth Rosado and Brent Coughlin, they were able to fulfill A.J.'s wish.
A.J., and his family, started their day by being picked up by Mike's Limousine and driven to Tallahassee for a day of shopping. Their first stop was Wal-Mart, where A.J. was greeted by the Wal-Mart staff and his own personal shopper. In addition, Wal-Mart reserved a register to be used just by A.J. for checking out the items he picked.
Following Wal-Mart, A.J. went to the Governor Square Mall where he was met by Laura Seaton, a member of the Governor Square Marketing Team, and multiple store owners and managers who gave A.J. donations from their store. "Everyone was extremely excited and generous with their donations and their time," said Elizabeth Rosado.
"Most kids want to go to Disney or on a cruise but for the shopping sprees the wish team gets be involved and we get to see the kid smile and have fun," she said.
Since 1980, Make-A-Wish has been granting the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions in order to give them hope, strength, and joy. Make-A-Wish is now the largest wish-granting organization in the world with 65 chapters in the United States and its territories, and international affiliates in 33 countries spanning five continents.
"There are numerous kids with life-threatening conditions here in Northern Florida that are waiting to have their wish granted and there are some who don't know about Make-A-Wish," Rosado said. "I encourage anyone who wants to volunteer to get involved or knows a child that would qualify to contact Make-A-Wish."
Make-A-Wish of Central and Northern Florida can be contacted at (407)622-4673 or at www.wishcentralfl.wish.org


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umm ....whats up with that garage??? do you double stack your cars??
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so that garage holds 6 cars, 1 bay - 2 spots are for your dads cars, and the other 2 bays - 4 spots are owned/used by someone else?
i think that is a awesome concept, sure saves space, i would love to have my dads boat up in the air so i could have the lower section of the garage, of course we would have to remove our attic/workshop out of the garage then.
Well i've had my CTS for a few months now, but i've been waiting until i made some changes to take some pics. Well here they are. I've got my winter rims on.
Clear Fogs
Smoke Side Markers
Lower Grille
LED's in and out
Volant Intake
Aftermarket Navi with DIC retained
New Speakers and tweetes (pillar and rear door tweeters installed)
10inch Sub
New AMP
I've been really busy doing some upgrading.
New Tints and Radar Detector are next
I also have HID's for low beam and fogs.
I got it off Ebay. It was pretty easy to install.
Here is my car with the entire grill blacked out if you want to get an idea...I agree with keeping it mostly stock with a few minor changes (I am 45...) I have tinted all windows 30% and did some exhaust work since this pic - all my new pics are too large to upload on here, need to figure that out...
Scattilac...your car looks pretty good with the blacked out grille...
here you go, this is the exact 1 i got off ebay, same seller too.


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Phobos never failed to intrigue me. From Wikipedia: Phobos's unusually close orbit around its parent planet produces some unusual effects. As seen from Phobos, Mars would appear 6,400 times larger and 2,500 times brighter than the full Moon appears from Earth, taking up a quarter of the width of a celestial hemisphere. Some nice pictures of Mars, including Phobos, can be found here: http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2008/06/martian_skies.html


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It's amazing how much the GMT900 platform has changed the way I think about SUVs. This Armada feels ancient and very trucky when running over broken roads, and those make up the majority of my commute. I'm not sure that this Armada riding like an older SUV is a bad thing. Hopefully the people who look for a giant people mover will migrate to crossovers or back to minivans and wagons and let those of us who tow and haul keep the capability in our SUVs.
I love the Armada's 5.6-liter V-8 and the incredible power it produces. I never felt like the truck needed a sixth gear and I will really miss this engine once the Titan becomes a badge-engineered Dodge Ram. If the rumors I hear are correct, Nissan/Infiniti will keep this V-8 for the SUVs, so it's not all bad news. If you haven't figured it out yet, the engine is the strongest part of this package. I do wish the fuel economy was more impressive, but I could live with 12/18 mpg if I spent a lot of time towing with this thing.
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In Russia there was a great psychologist called Pavlov. He did some experiments on animals and reached an amazing conclusion. He experimented on both cats and dogs. He gave food to a cat and he observed the cat through an X-ray machine to see what happened in her stomach after she ate her food. When the food went into the stomach, the stomach immediately released digestive juices. At the same time a dog was brought to the window of the room that the cat was in. When the dog barked the cat became afraid, and the X-ray machine showed that the secretion of digestive juices within her had stopped. The stomach closed; it shrank. Then the dog was taken away, but for six hours her stomach remained in the same condition. The digestive process of the food did not begin again and the food remained undigested in the stomach for six hours. After six hours, when the juices started flowing again, the food was not in a digestible state: it had become solid and difficult to digest. When the cat's mind became worried about the presence of the dog the stomach stopped its work.
Then what about your situation? - you live in worry for twenty-four hours a day. It is a miracle how the food you eat is digested, how existence manages it in spite of you! You have no wish to digest it. It is an absolute miracle how it is digested. And how you remain alive is also a miracle! Your state of mind should be graceful and blissful.
But in your houses, the dining table is in the most gloomy state. The wife waits the whole day for her husband to come home to eat and all the emotional sickness she has gathered in the last twenty-four hours comes out just when the husband is eating. She does not know that she is doing the work of an enemy. She does not know that she is serving poison on her husband's plate.
The husband is also afraid and worried after the whole day's work - he somehow dumps the food into his stomach and leaves. He has no idea that this act which he has finished so quickly and has run away from should have been a prayerful one. It was not an act which should have been done in a hurry. It should have been done in the same way as someone entering a temple, as someone kneeling to pray, as someone sitting to play his veena or as someone singing a song for the beloved. This act is even more important: he is giving food to his body. It should be done in a state of tremendous blissfulness; it should be a loving and prayerful act.
The more happily and joyously and the more relaxed and without worry a person can be when eating, the more his food will start becoming the right food.
A violent diet does not mean only that a man eats nonvegetarian food: it is also a violent diet when a man eats with anger. Both of these things are violent. While eating in anger, in suffering, in worry, man is also eating violently. He does not realize at all that just as he is violent when eating the flesh of something, so is it when his own flesh burns up inside because of anger and worry; then violence is present there too. Then the food which he is eating cannot be nonviolent.
The other part of right-food is that you should eat in a very peaceful, a very joyful state. If you are not in such a state, then it is better to wait until you are and not to eat for a while. When the mind is absolutely ready, only then should you eat your meals. How long will it take for the mind to be ready? If you are aware enough to wait, then at the most it can remain disturbed for only a day. But you have never bothered to listen to it; you have made eating food a completely mechanical pro-cess. You put food into the body and then leave the dining table - it is no longer a psychological process, and that is dangerous.


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Hey all! I went to the farmers/flea market today, and look what I found! I didn't even have to see her tag to know exactly who she was. This adorable Teddi Barra Plush is from the 1st Annual Teddy Bear Classic in Disneyland. I really don't know anything about the event, but I love me those Country Bears! If you do know what that event was, I'd love to hear about it. Yee-haw :D
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Better with Age Wine Bottle Cozy
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If you're celebrating a retirement, wine gifts are a must. This Better with Age Wine Bottle Cozy will brighten up any bottle. This is also a great addition to wine bottles for birthdays, anniversaries, or hostess gifts.
- Patterned paper (we used Bo Bunny)
- Dies : Cheery Lynn Designs
- Letter stickers :Heidi Swapp, MLS
- Glitter glue: Ranger
- Craft Paper
- Wire
- Transparent packaging: Tim Holtz for Advantus
- Cut the rectangle about 5.5"x6 '' size from the patterned paper and then die cut the rectangle about 1/8'' less from both sides. Die cut it with your Cheery Lynn Designs XL Scalloped Coved Rectangle die from the set (use the 3rd largest die size).
- Cut another rectangle about 2"x3.5 ''size and then die cut with the same die set again, using your smallest die from the set.
- Now adhere the die cut pieces over the rectangles , round the rectangles corners if you wish.
- Adhere both glued labels over the acetate box as shown.
- Die cut lots and lots of dimensional leaves from the small leaves set from Cheery Lynn Designs dies. Use the same green paper and other green paper leftovers. Emboss the leaves with the same die using your embossing pads.
- Ink the leaves with distress inks , crimple them a bit and adhere over the cover on the right side.
- Make some grapes using your glitter glues and some wire swirls and glue the swirls over the finished project.
- Die cut a bubble label using your Cheery Lynn Designs Bubble expression # 3 set. Add some pearls on the corners.
- Glue these two-step bubble die cuts one over another. Add a sentiment of your choosing.
This collection of 11 Ways to Learn How to Wrap Wine Bottles includes Christmas wine bottle crafts as well as bottle cozies that would be perfect for a Thanksgiving hostess gift.
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A food drive in a Minneapolis parking lot took one step against famine in Africa.
Shoppers passing through the parking lot outside the bustling Karmel Mall in Minneapolis stopped and stared at the large truck trailer packed to the brim with cardboard boxes Friday afternoon.
It was exactly the kind of attention Abdiaziz Maahaay was hoping to attract with the truck, loaded with food and medical supplies for famine victims in his native Somalia.
Bound for the Horn of Africa, which is suffering its worst drought in 60 years, the trailer contains the equivalent of 250,000 meals.
The shipment was made possible through the work of a handful of Minnesota charities and donations from local Somali-Americans.
"I don't know how I'm to express my feelings," said Maahaay, who appeared grim when speaking to the crowd about the latest development -- an outbreak of cholera is now threatening lives in Somalia, on top of the famine. "We are working to do a food drive. Anyone who can help, please come."
Since United Nations officials first declared a famine in southern Somalia on July 20, there has been an outpouring of fundraising among Minnesota's large Somali community to aid relief efforts overseas.
Food drives, such as the one highlighted at Friday's event at the oldest Somali mall in the state, are the latest effort.
Maahaay is founder of SomCare, a Rochester-based nonprofit that takes medical supplies from Minnesota to Somalia and also helps severely disabled people in East Africa come to the Mayo Clinic for treatment.
Through a mutual friend at the Mayo Clinic, Maahaay met Mike Muelken, international program manager for Hope for the City.
The pair then joined forces with two other local charities -- Feed My Starving Children and Impact Lives -- to supply the meal kits.
It took about a week to fill the 40-foot-long container, and organizers hope to fill more.
Megan Doyle, founder of Hope for the City, said this is the first time her charity has worked with a Somali charity.
She said she hopes to do more to help famine victims and encourage others to get involved.
"If everybody reaches out to do something, you can start to make an impact," she said. "To address a big need, you have to start somewhere."
Maahaay and other speakers outside the mall on Friday urged people to start their own food drives for Africa, giving whatever they can spare, such as a bag of rice or a few dollars.
The container is expected to travel from Minnesota to Maryland and then follow a route along the southern and eastern coasts of Africa before eventually arriving in Mogadishu, the Somali capital.
Meanwhile, groups of Somali-Americans in Kansas and Texas are also shipping containers full of food to East Africa as part of the coordinated multi-state aid effort.
As for Maahaay, he says he plans to fly to Somalia next week to meet the shipment that began in a Minnesota parking lot.
He says he will travel with a nurse and a doctor. Their mission: to volunteer in the hospitals in Mogadishu and see what conditions are like on the ground for famine victims who have fled to refugee camps in the capital.
Yusuf Ali, a Roseville man and leader of a Somali-American advisory group to the American Refugee Committee, has just returned from a month-long visit to Mogadishu.
His return to Somalia after more than 20 years away reflects the deep longing that many who have resettled in Minnesota have to help their former home.
"It's that guilty feeling Somalis have here in Minnesota," Ali said. "That feeling of, 'I'm comfortable here -- what can I do?'"
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I need a nice tall bamboo hedge. Where do you buy bamboo around center city Philadelphia? The internet is too big to ask. Maybe someone in the internet can help. |
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- Posted by naplesgardener Naples FL (My Page) on Tue, Jul 17, 07 at 7:27
I live in So. Florida and I have bought by internet and had it shipped to me. Believe it or not there aren't any local sources even here. I think it's best to buy from someone who grows in your zone so you know it will do well. I used tropicalbamboo.com near Miami and also bought on ebay. |
- Posted by butterfly4u 6 SE PA (My Page) on Wed, Jul 18, 07 at 0:59
FrankJones, I live right outside Philly in Bucks county. Almost every nursery (not Home Depo or Lowes) up here either has it, or will get it for you. There is a nursery online up here that grows it in Newtown (the gold runner) and will ship it to you. So, just find a local nursery, check your local yellow pages, and start calling to see if they have bamboo, or if they will order it for you. I used to have the link for the Newtown bamboo site, but I can't find it at the present time. |
Anywhere you go around philly you'll find many bamboo groves where people have already planted. Don't be afraid to stop and ask for some. Most folks around here would be happy to give some away. Free at that.I am getting ready to do some control measures for a customer in Malvern if your in the area then feel free to help yourself.It's a clumping variety. |
- Posted by frankjones5 (My Page) on Thu, Aug 2, 07 at 15:40
My brother works around there. Maybe he could pick some up? I don't even know what part of the plant to take if someone offered me some but I'm sure I could figure it out. If you are interested in sharing some bamboo I'll post a temp email address so we can communicated directly. I would appreciate it. |
just curious, what type of control measures are needed for a clumping bamboo in philadelphia? i suspect that F. rufa, F. nitida, or perhaps F. robusta are the only ones that would grow there and i'm surprised that they could be out of control? |
- Posted by frankjones5 (My Page) on Fri, Aug 3, 07 at 12:44
Can't answer the above question but the place I want to put it is surrounded on all sides by at least 15' of concrete and asphalt. I think that would control it. |
a customer recently told me they had malaysian clumping bamboo, and having never heard of that one i asked for a picture. as it turned out it was polygonum cuspidatum - knotweed, be careful. |
Actually you are correct inversa. It ends up that it isn't a clumping variety. Just a slow spreading yellow grove which seems to rise from the rizomes at very close intervals. Some of my confusion is based on the simple fact that the origional installer placed metal rings around the first plantings and it caused a growth pattern that seemed "clumping" to my first glance. |
Hey do you still need bamboo? What exactly are you looking for? i have a lot of bamboo that I am getting rid off I live in South Jersey |
I live in South Philly and want to plant bamboo in pots in front of a window outside. If you have any bamboo left that you don't want or can tell me where you bought yours, please contact me off list. email@example.com Thank you. |
- Posted by John Kohler(email@example.com) onMon, Feb 7, 11 at 13:31
Chester County Bamboo in Malvern. CC Bamboo is the only company in PA that specializes in all aspects of bamboo. Our consultative approach ensures that our clients select to proper species and planting methods for their location. Design services also available. |
Here is a link that might be useful: CCBamboo.com
John -- that website link doesn't work, at least not today. |
- Posted by Squigglove none (My Page) on Sun, Jul 15, 12 at 16:14
Reviving this thread, need to know where to get Running type Bamboo in/near Northeast Philly. I'd prefer to get some in person rather than buy online. Thanks! |
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I beleive it is time for the South to secede from the Union again.
If we could get all key leaders in most major miltary ,civil technological and manufacturing installations, we now have the infrastrutucture for a clear swift decisive victory.
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You'd be an ugly as a drag queen.
mauser wrote:Not being under the wing of the federal leviathan scares a lot of people.So does freedom.
Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose.
mauser wrote:Savoldi: The next civil war won't be north vs south.But I suspect you'll still have the opportunity to stand up for tyranny.
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By Keith Ferrell
Dec 18, 2009
The inclusion of RAM scrapers in a recent Verizon Business list of the
top data breach attack vectors has prompted a bit of buzz about what
exactly RAM scraping is and how much of a threat it poses.
A RAM scraper as identified in the Verizon Business Data Breach
Investigation report is a piece of customized malware created to grab
credit card, PIN, and other confidential information out of a system's
volatile memory. The RAM-scraping breaches in Verizon's report occurred
in point-of-sale (POS) servers.
RAM scraping is not really what's new, but what Verizon flagged as the
emergent threat trend is RAM scraping in POS devices.
Why go after the data in RAM? Because in many ways it's easier to grab
there. Current PCI compliance standards require the end-to-end
encryption of sensitive payment card data when being transmitted,
received, or stored. Data then is exposed at the endpoints, during
processing, when the unencrypted credit card data is resident in the POS
device's RAM. That's where the RAM scraper can cherry-pick the data
being processed, capturing only those strings related to card
identifiers rather than performing bulk data grabs. This minimizes the
scraper's presence and, far from incidentally, reduces the prospects of
its being detected as a result of dramatically increased server traffic
or other illicit activity flags.
One of the incidents Verizon Business's RISK Team investigated was
discovered as a result of a spike in credit card fraud reports from a
casino: The RAM scraper itself wasn't detected on the server. The
scraper dumped the card data to a .dll -- unsubtly named dumper.dll --
in a Windows system subdirectory, where it waited for retrieval by the
scraper's owners, who had backdoor access.
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This film is ostensibly about a teenage boy coming out at high-school, but is really about the tribulations of growing up. Simon Shore's film goes out of its way to be as mainstream as possible, and avoids aiming for a strictly "queer" demographic. Indeed, it almost feels like a slightly hipper version of Afterschool Special, and maintains an innocent charm throughout. The performances are solid throughout, and the writing is straightforward and tight.
One only hopes that such a film won't just preach to the converted, but will hopefully be seen by the kind of people who are unforgiving about homosexuality, especially in light of the infamous Matthew Shephard gay-bashing murder.
Posted on May 17, 1999 in Reviews by Allen White
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