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Police are issuing an urgent appeal to trace a man wanted in connection with an attempted rape in Middlesbrough.
26-year-old Cezar Florea, who is of Romanian origin, has links to the Stockton, Middlesbrough and London areas.
The incident happened as a 51-year-old woman was walking to work at around 6am on Saturday 7th June on the A66 North Ormesby flyover near Lytton Street.
The victim suffered serious injuries, including a broken shoulder and broken nose and underwent hospital treatment.
Police would like to speak to him as a matter of urgency in relation to the incident.
He may have tried to change his appearance by growing a beard or moustache.
Members of the public are asked not to approach him, but to call 999 if they see him.
Anyone who may have information as to his whereabouts is asked to contact Cleveland Police on 101.
(We are aware this is not Wrexham based, however we have asked to circulate this on behalf Cleveland Police.)
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Wednesday, April 6, 2011 - 8:25am
The Gladys Porter Zoo received funding of $130,000 dollars from Green Mountain Energy for a new building to be constructed.
The money will go towards installing solar panels on top of the roof of the future South Texas Discovery Center Building. The center will teach zoo goers the importance of wildlife conservation and solar energy and officials hope to have the center open by 2012.

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12 Now there are some Jews, ones you appointed to administer the province of Babylon—specifically, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego—who have ignored your command. They don't serve your gods, and they don't worship the gold statue you've set up." | 12 But there are some Jews whom you have set over the affairs of the province of Babylon--Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego--who pay no attention to you, O king. They neither serve your gods nor worship the image of gold you have set up." |
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New Book: Decentralization, Democratic Governance, and Civil Society in Comparative Perspective: Africa, Asia, and Latin America
May 24, 2004Latin American Program staff members Joseph S. Tulchin and Andrew D. Selee, along with Philip Oxhorn, present a new book that studies the relation of decentralization to democratization at both intermediate and local levels and analyzes how decentralization is transforming the relationship between the state and civil society. For more information, see our Latin American Program Books page.
Noticias Winter 2004 available for download
May 24, 2004Articles on Conflict and Peace in Colombia, Analyzing Citizenship, MERCOSUR, Mexican & US Journalists Seminar, Changes in Cuban Society, Hemispheric Security, Combatting Child Labor in Brazil and more! Download the .pdf from our Noticias publications page.
"A Day Without a Mexican, Un Dia Sin Mexicanos"
May 14, 2004The movie describes the state of California if all Latinos, specifically Mexicans, would disappear. Who would mow the lawns, pick the fruit, and do many other jobs that simply go unnoticed? The film is being released first in California and Texas; thereafter depending on it's success, will determine whether the film is released nationwide. To find out more, visit their website.
Tomás Rivera Policy Institute Announces New Study Findings
May 03, 2004"Awareness of financial aid options is critically lacking in the Latino community, and that lack of awareness has a direct impact on college attendance and achievement. That is one of the key findings from a new survey conducted by the Tomás Rivera Policy Institute at the University of Southern California and commissioned by The Sallie Mae Fund." For further information please go to the Tomás Rivera Policy Institute website.
Congressional Hearings on Immigration
Apr 08, 2004As the immigration debate is further discussed in Congress, summaries on the latest Congressional hearings are available through the Mexico Institute. For further information, please visit the respective Committee Hearings' websites.
Mexico Public Policy Scholars Selected for the 2004-2005 Academic year
Apr 08, 2004The scholars will each spend a period of six-months residence in Washington, D.C. at the Woodrow Wilson Center. They will work on their own research projects and be available to participate in conferences, seminars, and meetings on Mexico and U.S.-Mexico relations while in Washington. On their return to Mexico, they will serve as a key resource on U.S. politics and Mexico-U.S. relations.
Mexico and the United States: How We Perceive Each Other
Apr 07, 2004On February 27, the Wilson Center's Mexico Institute, in conjunction with Letras Libres magazine, convened journalists, diplomats, and businesspeople from Mexico and the United States at a conference exploring how both countries view and interact with each other.
Bordering on Better Relations
Apr 07, 2004Mexico and the United States share a 2,000-mile border, but only recently have the two countries begun developing healthy bilateral relations, evolving from distant neighbors to cautious partners.


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Erm... I dunno...Well, big thanks to everyone who faced my first deviation. Probably for the pic but oh well.On that same note...FRONT PAGE, BITCHES!!!! W00T!!! :iconsuperw00tplz:So... Yeah. Thanks.
Not One SecondNot one second have I spent being good.Not one second have I spent being excellent.Not one second have I spent being exceptional.Not one second have I spent being admirable.Not one second have I spent being charitable.Not one second have I spent being useful.Not one second have I spent telling the truth.Not one second have I spent being satisfactory.I have spent every second being beastly.And there will be Hell to pay for it.
My Delimma (Did I Spell That Right)So... I want to enter a contest. For singing. And I need to sing a song. But I don't know what song to sing. Can I have some input?Well, the song needs to be Japanese. (NO GANGNAM STYLE *tears*)And I'm a soprano, so I can sing high notes with ease... I'm just not loud when I sing soprano... But lower notes work too. And I can talk fast.Input pleases?
So...Yep.Back again.I'M SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICK. *sniffles*But I get to stay home from school. Yay.So...I don't know what to do.I have Paraflu. It sucks shit. QwQ
To my Homestuck fans watching me...So... Erm... I went on a two week hiatus.PLEASEDON'THURTMEEEEEEI'MSOSORRYIt was induced by guilt.But...I FINISHED HOMESTUCK.ALL LAST WEEK I READ IT.IT WAS SO GOOOOOOOD.I'm displaying as Nepeta for my next anime con (FallenAngel1001 YOU BETTER BE THERE)But yay :33So... Imma be back.Not on chat though.So...Good tidings to you all, fellow Robin Hoods.
Smile like you mean itSmile like you mean itPretend it's all a dreamDon't let the world see you breakDon't let them hear you screamYou don't know where your mind isIt's somewhere out of reachAnd if they see you crumbleLike a choir they will preach;Attention whore, pitiful, waste of spaceThey'll scorn and mockand kick dirt in your faceand when those voices fill you with fear and dreadJust smile and remember thatIt's All In Your Head.
Feeling Painful AssumptionsI came to a conclusion, as you hide under an umbrella in the rain,However your assumptions of me is wrong, despite the logic slain,Cars collide; I stare at the impact,I don't feel the pain, for I stand intact?I notice the distance between a father and his sons' hand,I don't feel the pain, for I still stand?A mother runs towards her struggling kid in the water,I don't feel the pain, for I have no son or daughter?An aged figure breathes slowly as he choose to hide,I don't feel the pain, for I still have time on my side?A child discovers Santa is a lie,I don't feel the pain, for with innocence I waved goodbye?A person reads a bible and challenges what science did leave,I don't feel the pain, for in a god I don't believe?A patient battles for life, battles their health,I don't feel the pain, for with well being I have wealth?Death, trauma, hunger or an infection,I don't feel the pain, for I have my infection?I came to a conclusion, as you hide under an umbrella in the rai
The Children of SocietyThe Children of SocietyTwo of them had a daddy,Who tended to help out his wife,By always standing by her,To violently ruin her life.One of them loved his mommy,Even past her death.But hated that she left him,In his sisters' cruel hands.And to his daddy's hollow head.One loved her daddy,And her mommy too.But loving them gets harder,When they don't love you.And they don't care who you fuck with,And don't care who fucks you.Of one the story is unknown,No one knows,If he'll ever tell.And one just has so many,It's become a literal hell.A genius, a brilliant boy,Covered in a bloody alloy.One of them cared,For her family.But those she looked up to most,Thought she would make a perfect toy,And used it until it broke.Some murderers, some violent.All loving alcohol and drugs.Some criminals, some dealing.Some beating up others,For their monthly bucks.Some call us deranged,Some call us insane.Most of us refuse to whine.It's no excuse,But I think all of us,Are
Proxy Ch. 1"Can you believe it? It's been an entire year since they caught that monster.""I know! It's so nice knowing that we can walk through the streets without having to watch our backs."Many people celebrated. It had been a year since the police finally caught and locked up the maniac known as Jeff the Killer. Many adults were still shocked that a 15 year old boy could cause that much damage. Although, some others thought that they were being too harsh. He was a murderer, but he was still just a child. The debate whether the monster child should be given the death penalty or not continued."I say he should be killed." A boy commented."So do I!" Another agreed. Some adults scolded the children, saying that they were too young to know anything about something like death."All I know is that he's locked up for good in the nut house." One of the boys turned and watched someone curiously. ".....?" The person seemed to be hiding from all of the others. The top-half of the kid's face was covered
Barren Warren- Ch 4I just want to say that everyone who reviewed- you guys are amazing! I'm seeing more names I recognize from the Thorki section pop up, and it's really great to see you guys! Shout out to saix-puppy-lover~ glad to see you here, chickadee!Me no own. Broke college kid just having some fun here. No money made off this what so ever.Reviews (polite ones, if you don't mind!) are very welcomed here!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Bunnymund carried the young winter spirit to his temporary arrangement after about three hours of watching the globe spin slowly and ordering the egglettes around. As he laid the smaller rabbit onto the soft, flat surface of the bed, he tried his best not to wake the typically overly hyper winter spirit. Jack needed his rest, and Bunny didn't need an earful from the overly maternal forces of North and Tooth combined. Not that he didn't respect his fellow guardians, but he didn't like to be told what to do when it came to kits. He'd practically raise
Proxy Ch. 2Jeff chuckled. Eventually, he began to laugh like a madman. "How brave! A knife? Who's your Master? The devil?" His laughed sent chills down Masky's spine."....I'll show you." Masky flipped the knife open. Jeff was a bit shocked when the masked boy slit his own wrist. Masky flinched and let his blood drip on the floor. He used his foot to draw a circle with the blood. He slid his feet to draw an 'x' into the circle and stood in the center of it. He closed his eyes as shadows formed around the walls. "Master." He opened his eyes again after about three minutes."Masky." Something formed in the shadows. A tall, faceless man. The man looked down at the chained Jeff. "This is him?""Yes, master." Masky bowed. Again, Jeff began to laugh insanely."Oh my! It's Der Großmann!" Jeff lifted his head up, revealing his black eyes and torn smile. Masky gasped."You know of my other name." The Slenderman was impressed."Of course. Your tale has always been my favorite, ever since I was
I'm afraid of losing you.I don't know if you feel it too, the feeling of wanting to break looseAnd just screaming "I love you" but I'm scared that we might loseBecause just of our age, or the time, or any person that doesn't want you to be mineBut I know that if this goes wrong I'd be the one who'd cause the crimeI'm a bit afraid; one false move would make everything go awayAnd I'm always left wondering if what I'm doing is okayI just want everything to be alright between you and meOr is there something that I cannot see?My head is rambling with questions that fear is inventingMaybe is not fear, maybe it's because I'm too caringAm I paranoid? I don't want to make a mistakeYou said I'm doing things right, then why do I always shake?
Dear Father I Loved You, But...Dear Father, I loved you,But this truth I shall say.That you were the demon, that made me this way!And though I am hiding,It's hard when it's lurking beneath:This anger and hatred,It's all I believe.So don't speak or I'll hurt you,I'm sorry, I'm sorry,But you are the ending,Of this broken story.So tell me, dear Father,What can you say,To boy whom you twisted;When you pushed him away.
SmileLike a bright ray of sunshine,It's radiant.Like a glowing fire,It's warm.Like laughter,It makes me happy.It's a smile.
WritingWrite a line,Read it out.Write another,Cross it out.Think of rhymes,List them all.(Get writer's block),Then watch it fall.Add a word,A comma here.Think it through,Then change m'dear.Scribbling motions,Fluid,Fast.Correct an error,Now read what's passed."It's a process",The words you say.Change the object,and then forget whatever the heck you were going to write.
To My Future Self...I fear you.With every second that passes, I get closer to becoming you. And it terrifies me. I stand here, in the present, staring into the void of the unknown. Countless ordeals and obstacles await me and I fear I may not overcome them. I have so much before me, so much to face in order to become you.What if I fail?The decisions that I've made have not been the best ones. And they're going to make things harder for you. I am so selfish. I only think of myself when I consider my actions and I do what satisfies me, forcing you to struggle and suffer. I am so sorry.Sometimes I wonder if it is too late. I wonder if I have already destroyed you, along with any chance of you being happy. Sometimes the simple consolation, "Everything's going to be okay," seems impossible and ludicrous...But sometimes it brings hope.It's not too late.I can save you.There are so many things that I want to do. I am only beginning to find myself, no, creating myself. Th
StarsMy father told me something that will forever stay with me,He told me about the stars.Each time he told me about the stars,The story would be different.One time,The stars would be gigantic flashlights,Somewhere far away,Giving light to the people who are lost.Another time,The stars would be angels.There to protect and guard,Their loved ones.The next time,The stars would be balls of gas,Burning thousands of light years away.I laughed at this one.The last time,My father told me,"The stars are me,So I can watch over you no matter where you go,Where I am.Remember, I love you."That was the last story I got of the stars.My father died on his death bed,And every night I look up,And with a smile say,"Hey, Dad.How's it like up there?Hanging with the stars?"
Don't even think about it"Writing? Sorry, but you'd need compassion."
MagicA long time ago, when the world was new,and longer than anyone can remembermagic existed in the world.It healed the sickand didn't cause anything bad.Magic was for goodand never harmed the people.Then one daya sorcerer broken by painand an outcast of societyused his magicto hurt and cause pain.He killed with his magic,and made people sufferin ways that should never be allowed.The evil sorcerer went across the landnever sparing a soul and makingcurses that could never be broken.Five of the best magicians were shockedand banded togetherto stop his evil reign over the people.Nothing the good magicians did workedand they were faced with a finalcompletely unspeakable action.The good magicians joined hands,bound their power togetherand used their life forceto stop his ways of evil.The evil sorcerer fell,and after that it was decidedthat magic should never be used againin case someone else decidedto use it the way the sorcerer did.Now because of pain and a bro
Seeing StarsI look up a the sky at midnight.I see a black mapdotted with silver starsconnected with invisible linesThe points form pictures in the skyI look through the window at midday.I see the familiar golden orb hanging in the skysmiling down at me.It sends warm beams of light down at meand I smile back.I watch the sky at different times.I see different thingsbut I always see stars.
Like Water Through Your HandsIt only took a moment, I was told.I hated it when they left it open-ended like that. I'd ask, How many seconds is that? How long, exactly, is a moment? The lack of precision was an insult; a moment can't be measured.But people wouldn't understand, and they'd only look at me with pity in their condescending eyes. It depends, they'd say. But it was very fast and it was painless. An instantaneous death.It is one year later, May 22nd, 1:31 in the afternoon, a Tuesday. I am sixteen years old. I haven't been in the Janss for twenty-five days less than a year, and I don't remember a thing about these streets. I've been running for seventy-three minutes.I don't know how I got onto the sidewalk. I was in school like normal, following the pace of the crowd, watching the clock, when a cloud of formaldehyde wafted into my face as I walked pass the science lab. And the next thing I knew I was running.Half of me screams that I left
TearsIt's tearing me apart. I'm breaking apart inside. I can't even smile. It hurts.I can't do it anymore.


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Shark-fishing contests raise controversy
Waters churn as advocates tussle over sport-fishing contests.
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In the weeks before the Oak Bluffs (Mass.) Monster Shark Tournament kicks off each summer, the home of tournament organizer Steven James becomes crowded with T-shirts, other clothing, and promotional items emblazoned with the crest of the Boston Big Game Fishing Club and a rendering of a shark. The imagery illustrates a promise: For two days, the fishermen can brave the seas off Martha's Vineyard (where the movie "Jaws" was filmed) and chase sharks.
It's a notion that appeals to hundreds of recreational fishermen – who spend heavily on entry fees, gear, and boat fuel for a chance to catch the biggest shark in weekend contests – and crowds of spectators, who gather dockside to watch boats returning with champion fish.
But the events have also compelled animal-rights activists, led by the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS), to campaign against shark tournaments. The groups say that the tournaments are cruel and are an additional threat in an era of worldwide shark population decline. "These events convey to the public the message that the value of these sharks is in their death," says John Grandy, a senior vice president of HSUS.
The campaign angers tournament organizers, who say that the criticism exaggerates the impact of the events on world shark populations. The debate has also emphasized that some of what scientists understand about sharks comes from sampling those caught in tournaments.
Since 2005, HSUS and local organizations have protested at large events such as the Ocean City (Maryland) Shark Tournament and the Star Island Yacht Club Shark Tournament in Montauk, N.Y. Their tactics have been both subtle and dramatic: They've asked tournament sponsors to end support of the events, and, last fall, HSUS reported allegations of illegal gambling at the Oak Bluffs contest to the Massachusetts attorney general's office.
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Does anyone have a recommendation for online source of interior wood (or equiv) shutters? Any good experience they would like to share would be appreciated. thank you |
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I'm an accomplished woodworker and I looked into this and found no advantage to going online. I assume you know that shutters are always custom for the opening and I would have the installer measure the openings. That way, if a mistake is made you are not liable. If you have window jambs that raises the bar even further since the measurements are exceptionally critical and the install is very difficult. If you have drywall jambs then the shutter comes with a frame. There are some online sources that try to reduce cost by offering kits you assemble and finish yourself but I can almost guarantee you it's more work than you can imagine and your quality will probably be low. |
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For a state other than Texas, Florida, California, or Alabama it's nearly impossible to have two schools ranked
in the top 5 in college football. It's even more improbable for that state to have less than 1% of the population.
Such is the case for the state of Mississippi with Ole Miss and Mississippi St. tied for 3rd in the nation.
Although I respect what those schools are accomplishing on the field I have mixed emotions about their success.
To be honest, Mississippi is not one of my favorite states. Even though I have family and friends there I've never
been and have no intention on ever visiting. Maybe I'm too much of a "Northerner", but I don't fully embrace a
culture that continues to glamorize the Old South and has school mascots named Colonel Reb.
I'm sure there are people who will say I shouldn't judge a place I've never been and things have changed in the past
20 years. Perhaps I'm holding a grudge and unwilling to forgive past indiscretions. It's been a long time since Martin
Luther King Jr. called Philadelphia, Mississippi the most racist city he's ever seen and my grandmother promised never
to visit again in her lifetime. Times change and people change.
I've always viewed sports as an opportunity to bring people together. Even if you don't like a group of people there is a
bond forged when rooting for the same team. A part of me wants to think that is what's happening in Oxford and
Starkville. Another part of me thinks I would be a fool to ignore the state's sketchy past for the sake of a few football
teams having a good season.
At the end of the day I won't root against Mississippi schools, but I also won't get caught up in all the hysteria that surrounds
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Are You Sitting Back & Waiting For 'The One?'
My last of my dating tips is to make a commitment to yourself to take action! This is where the focus comes in. Most people fall short by not sticking with their plan. To succeed in anything in life, you do have to do the work. It's so easy today to get distracted or overwhelmed. We have such busy lives with many responsibilities pulling at us from all directions. What I find works best is to have a way to break the big plan into doable actions and then to hold yourself accountable to stay the course of your plan. Love Advice For Single Parents & Those Who Date Them
Actually I do believe that luck or success with love is when opportunity meets targeted, focused action! This is what has worked for so many of my "motivated to marry" clients. 3 Ways 'Love' Benefits Your Health
What are you doing to meet the one? What's your plan of action? Have you been connecting with other marriage minded individuals for dating? This curious coach would like to know!
Warm Wishes,
Coach Amy
If you would like to discuss how we can get proactive attraction working for you to find lasting love, then fill out my form at www.TalkwithCoachAmy.com and we can have an exploratory conversation about how we can get you on the path to finding lasting love! My clients are all over the US and abroad, as well!
Also, if you are in the DC area on Saturday May 5th, then join me for my Are you Motivated to Marry? Dating Success Workshop where you will get a greater view of how this works! Go to http://www.heartmindconnection.com/speaking_events.html to reserve your spot. Use the coupon code HMCVIP to save 10%. I look forward to seeing you in person!
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Every new Apple product has it's (well publicized) teething problems. While my older iPhone has remained un-bent, no matter how many times I put it in my industrial jaw vice, it still to this day enjoys sending me either 1 mile North or South of my intended destination. And Brick Vader clearly knows what I'm talking about, as evidenced by this beautifully put together vignette:
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Back to school
The summer vacation is drawing to an end, and kids in the US are now drifting back to school. It's such a magical time of year …for us parents! This vignette by Ted Andes celebrates the new school year by turning a couple of high school stereotypes on their head…
An aggressive movement
It's been fun to see folks getting a lot of use out of the new eyeball pieces from the very popular Mixels sets. But legendary Japanese builder Moko has just taken us into a whole new realm with this build, which is literally a piece of crap!
Hopefully this isn't Moko's commentary on the Mixels theme, as I think it would make a swell additional to the forthcoming Brown Fang Gang range of Mixels sets. Maybe the next image will put things in context…
…or maybe not. Why is the poo angry? Why does it have a tongue? Is this what can happen if I don't get enough fiber in my diet? Unfortunately Moko's usually very detailed blog does not yield any clues, just a bunch of potty humor. I thoroughly approve!
Honey, I'm home!
Flickr user Hippotam created this hilarious little scene for a contest, the purpose of which was to depict the same scene occurring in both 1963 and 2063. The only thing I am confused about is whether that little green critter on the floor in 2063 is a pet, or the result of the affair?!


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Sleeps | 6 |
Bedrooms | 2 |
Bathrooms | 2 |
Property type | house |
Minimum Stay | 2 nights |
NamaStay invites you to step inside, unwind and take in the panoramic views of this roomy and comfortable home away from home. Surrounded by stunning Kachemak Bay and its glacier-studded mountains, NamaStay is located in arguably one of the most scenic areas of Homer, yet we are a convenient 6 miles from downtown. Within minutes you can access Homer's art galleries, shopping centers, and fine restaurants-- or head to the famous Homer Spit for myriad fishing and recreational opportunities.
This 1400 sq. foot chalet-style Alaskan home is sunny, stylish and spacious. Situated on just over an acre of land, NamaStay is ideal for friends, couples and families, and can accommodate 2 to 6 people.
The ample living room boasts vaulted ceilings and a wall of south-facing windows to capture the light and warmth of our long summer days. A dining area is nestled into the living room, providing an intimate space to celebrate food with family and friends. Our deck is fully equipped with a propane BBQ grill, picnic table and lounge chairs, and is the perfect place to enjoy your fresh catch, some Homer-grown veggies or a locally brewed beer.
The well-appointed kitchen has everything you need and more to prepare gourmet meals during your stay. A small table and custom crafted breakfast bar provide spaces to indulge and take in spectacular views.
The master bedroom includes a queen size bed, walk in closet, 8 drawer dresser and full bathroom. The en suite bathroom features a handcrafted stained glass countertop with stainless steel sink. Light-canceling shades offer a reprieve from the midnight sun and alluring views when you're ready to daydream about what adventures await you.
The second bedroom hosts 2 new twin beds, situated opposite each other in a cozy loft bedroom, with plenty of closet space and a luggage rack. Distinctive angles and newly installed birch flooring transform this modest space into an inviting enclave. An additional sleeping space containing a fold-down sofa bed is available on the first floor in a recessed area off the living room. There's a small closet in this area for storing luggage and hanging clothing items, as well as a 3/4 bath just steps away. The downstairs bathroom's unique tile and beach rock floors, sink top and backsplash are noteworthy design features.
An expansive yard hosts guests such as resident moose, eagles, hawks and pheasant; sandhill cranes and other migratory birds also frequent the wide open fields this region is known for. A lovely 2 mile walking trail is accessed in either direction from NamaStay, an easy and relaxing way to explore the neighborhood and all the while be dazzled by breathtaking views.
NamaStay provides all the comforts of home, with an intimate setting in a superb and convenient location. Make NamaStay your home base for your next Alaskan adventure and create unforgettable memories that will leave you beckoning for more.
Keywords: House, 2 bedrooms, Convenient location, Sleeps 2-6 people
12 years ago, I ventured to Homer, Alaska on a quest to explore the Last Frontier. I was young, eager and fresh out of college searching for a place to call home and plant my feet for awhile. Being a sun-loving surfer chick, I never in my wildest dreams imagined that a place like Alaska could capture my attention for long, or steal my heart. It did. To my amazement, it wasn't just the breathtaking scenery and jaw-dropping views that Homer offered that kept me yearning for more - it was the combination of the remarkable natural beauty with its outstanding community. Having grown up in the suburbs of Pennsylvania, I had never experienced true community the way that I did upon arriving at the end of the road. Since that time, I have adapted my lifestyle in order to maintain a home-base here. As a result of this alternative lifestyle, I have been able to live out many dreams - one of which has been my passion for traveling. The long, dark winter months beckon me to throw some meager belongings into a backpack and hit the jet stream. My travels include destinations such as Africa, India, Colombia, Indonesia, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Panama and Mexico. And my list is still long. It is my own passion for traveling combined with my love for Homer, Alaska that made me decide to open up my home to other travelers. Besides my love for exploring foreign lands, I also love to garden, hike, cook, and spend time with my beloved dog, Rufus.
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NamaStay is located in a spectacularly scenic area of Homer just 6 miles from downtown and the Homer Spit. The proximity to town puts you within 10 minutes of Homer's art galleries and great restaurants, as well as heading out on a fishing charter or kayak trip for the day. The residential neighborhood provides great opportunities for wildlife viewing while relaxing on the deck grilling up your fresh catch of the day. There's also great walking/hiking just out your doorstep.
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Milton Keynes Theatre chief executive Rachel Tackley is leaving the venue to become the new director of English Touring Theatre, as the organisation becomes the UK's first producer-led touring company.
Tackley, who currently serves part-time as ETT's creative producer, is to take up the role of director from spring 2008, when current director and chief executive Stephen Unwin steps down. While she has until now been able to work at ETT alongside her full-time job at Milton Keynes, the new role will require her to leave her post there.
Nic Lloyd, chairman of the ETT board, commented: "This is a unique position and Rachel brings to the post an outstanding track record as producer and a widely demonstrated commitment to theatre artists. Her experience in the commercial and subsidised sectors, both in this country and overseas is invaluable. Her passion and vision will drive an original and imaginative programme, by finding new ways of working with some of the country's leading directors, actors and writers."
Last year, Tackley was appointed as chief executive of Ambassador Theatre Group's Milton Keynes Theatre – one of the organisation's most profitable venues – having previously served as the group's head of programming. She has also produced for touring company Shared Experience.
"I am thrilled to be taking over from Stephen as director of ETT," she said. "I want to make the company a home for some of the country's leading theatrical figures and create a range of exciting and ambitious productions to tour to audiences throughout Britain and abroad."
Unwin announced earlier this year that he would be leaving ETT, which he founded in 1993, to pursue other projects. During his tenure, ETT produced in excess of 40 plays and visited more than 75 theatres in the UK and abroad.
ATG executive director Michael Lynas commented: "Rachel Tackley has been with ATG for the past five years and has contributed enormously to the success of the company, as both group head of programming and chief executive for Milton Keynes Theatre.
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What is your favorite magazine to read? Mine is Gameinformer and Gun's and ammo
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Nintendo Power.
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NITNENDO POWER! Even though there is only one issue left for print! I STILL LOVE IT.
And also the Nick Magazine. that died too. and i loved it.
I swear I told you to wait and lurk for a few days…
I had a subscription to GameInformer online, but I never actually read it. I generally get what news and articles I want online through Google.
The Economist.
That is all.
Maxim & Wired
The finest ass women on the planet and cool technology shit and stuff
National Geographic.
The only publication I truly trust.
PC Gamer and PlayStation Network.
Also any mag that catches my eye at Barns & Noble (art, tech, science, humor)
NatGeo, Popular Mechanics, Newsweek, and Time
Only publication I trust…
Official Xbox Magazine (OXM UK) How it Works (HiW) e.t.c.
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NITNENDO POWER! Even though there is only one issue left for print! I STILL LOVE IT.
And also the Nick Magazine. that died too. and i loved it.
I've been reading Popular Science for about 7 years now.
I read the occasional Times or Xbox Magazine.
Archaeology is a better read than you might expect. It's like a NatGeo about the past and the writing is as accessible as Time or Newsweek; not dry at all.
Nintendo Power, however it is dyeing soon…
Shonen Jump Magazine…
Yes I buy my monthly Manga.
OtakuUSA is a very good magazine imo, I will also read the occasional artist magazine. I used to have a subscription to Seventeen in my early teens. Then I realized just about everything in that magazine was a load of crap (I also noticed that they basically recycle their articles)
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Plain Dealer reporters also did a good job of staying with the budget, which has yet to move through the Ohio legislature, rather than leaving it behind and turning instead to Kasich's forthcoming state of the union address. In another follow-up by the tireless Higgs, he reported on a new website created by Ohio Republicans to defend Kasich's plan. It's a solid piece, supported by numerous interviews, that makes an important catch: in several places, the site misleads (or is downright wrong) about the allegedly "job-killing" votes made by Democratic legislators.
Meanwhile, Rex Santas—not a staffer, but a Kent State University journalism student and a fellow at Ohio University's statehouse news bureau—wrote an article (with contributions from a staff reporter) on a part of Kasich's plan that would turn over control of Lakefront State Park to Cleveland. Blackwell took up an interesting story on how Kasich's proposal is reverberating in the insider politics of Columbus, written with help from reporter Henry J. Gomez, a key contributor to the paper's election coverage last year.
And Patrick O'Donnell, an education journalist reporting from Columbus ahead of the budget speech, wrote a substantial story, with contributions from reporter Edith Starzyk, that focused on how Kasich's numbers will overhaul Ohio's school funding. The piece was nicely supplemented with a graph comparing the property values in nearly 100 school districts, and a breakout of bullet points with highlights from Kasich's two-year school proposal.
This is all admirable work, especially as its done on unsteady ground. But tight resources are evident in how many bylines are coming from just a handful of people, often in collaborations, and not necessarily staffers. Meanwhile, The Columbus Dispatch is picking up important stories on how Kasich hasn't seen the numbers for his own school funding plan—numbers that show how 368 of 612 school districts will get zero additional funding for the next two years, including public schools in Cleveland.
In an interview Friday, Blackwell acknowledged the loss of institutional knowledge in The Plain Dealer's statehouse coverage, while emphasizing that the paper takes political reporting seriously. The paper is, he said, "making every effort to make sure that it continues that important coverage, in spite of these changes, and is still a force to be reckoned with."
And while Blackwell is still getting to know the beat, he said his inexperience can in some ways be an asset: "Because I'm brand-new to it, and I have to explain (statehouse politics) to others who are brand new to it, in plain language. I'll teach as I learn."
That's an approach that sounds consistent with an emphasis on ordinary readers over insiders. But how this learning, and editorial rearranging, will play out for the paper's long-term reporting, and the citizens who depend on it, is yet to be seen. The Plain Dealer's transformation, or even its survival, is pivotal for those with a stake in Ohio politics—and, given the look of the nation's electoral map, that includes not just locals, but all of us. We'll be keeping an eye on how this story unfolds.


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Australia hooker Stephen Moore is looking forward to the set-piece battle against the British and Irish Lions in Sydney on Saturday.
The Lions have made four changes to their pack for the series decider at the ANZ Stadium - which will be shown live on Sky Sports 1 HD from 10am - with Alex Corbisiero, Richard Hibbard, Sean O'Brien and Toby Faletau handed starts.
And Moore believes the selections are an indication that the tourists are ready to take on the Wallabies up front.
"It's been a good battle," he said. "It's been tough at the set piece, that's for sure.
"We knew they'd come here to try and get some dominance in that area. We've worked on that. Once again the pack they've picked tomorrow indicates that's where they intend to come.
"I think Corbisiero coming back in strengthens their scrum, for sure.
"Hibbard, I haven't played too much against him. He's a bigger guy than Tom Youngs. I think that's certainly not going to take away from their scrum at all.
"Sean O'Brien will certainly carry the ball a lot more, whereas Warburton is more of a breakdown threat. O'Brien poses a threat in his carrying as well as his defence and his breakdown stuff.
"With Faletau coming in there as well, the onus will be on him to carry it a lot."
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State Senator John Sullivan plans to try again to get approval of his plan to refinance the state's massive backlog of bills.
The Rushville Democrat said the state must pay its vendors in a timely manner. He said it also has a duty to reduce its debt.
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In the last post I described the bus trip from Providence to Danbury, CT. At this point in the story Maria (pronounced like "Mariah") and I are driving to New York State with my father to my grandparents' house where we'll be staying for the Thanksgiving weekend, 1976.
It was about a half hour drive from the bus terminal in Danbury to the farm where I lived with my grandparents, parents, and older brother. I hadn't been back since I left for school in late August and similar to previous Thanksgiving breaks it took a little adjustment to see the familiar landscapes now devoid of the lush foliage of summertime.
The old homestead as photographed last week on a rainy afternoon.
Photos of entrance hallway and kitchen circa '76-'77. The painting on the wall in the hallway is the work of my grandfather who was a dentist, not an artist, but did a decent job of painting, nonetheless. The lamp on the table is a large dried gourd he grew years earlier and later incorporated as the decorative base.
The plan for the evening was to have dinner with my grandparents, but first we were going to have drinks with everyone except my brother who was out for the evening.
It was nearly dark by the time we arrived at the farm but Maria could still get a partial sense of the lay of the land, as well as the barns, and what the old house looked like as we drove in. Maria and I had a stretch of three days at my home and I was already thinking of breaking it up with a trip to Manhattan on the day after Thanksgiving. She had been to the city plenty of times in the past with her family and by herself, but it had been around six months since she last visited there so a return trip would be fun for her. New York was a just an hour and a half away making a day trip in the middle of our Thanksgiving break a simple matter.
Over the phone in the previous week I brought my parents and grandparents 'up to speed' about Maria--that we had known each other since Photo 1 class when she was a student at Brown, that she later transferred to RISD as a sophomore, a little description of her time growing up in Maine, etc. I told Maria on the bus to expect my mother to mention the story about my father looking into buying a business in Bangor, Maine when they were newly married and how they went to check out the business in person they found the building was about ready to fall down. I said to her had the circumstances been different and he did buy the business I might have taken a different career path--perhaps an outdoorsy type of occupation and the two of us might never have met as a result. (My mother did mention the story when we were having cocktails, just as I had predicted.)
The cocktails and dinner were smooth sailing and I had a sense that everyone liked Maria, which I figured ahead of time would be the situation, anyway.
Dinner was a dish that the 'non-vegetarian' part of me really enjoyed called Mary's meatballs based on a recipe that Mary, a cook from a few decades back had given to my grandparents, in addition to cooking the dish for them.
By the time we finished dinner it was after 9:00 and we went upstairs to do some quick unpacking. I had the room in the back that doubled as my grandmother's office while Maria had the guest room in the front that was called the "yellow room" due to it yellow flowered wallpaper.
My grandfather was much more of a night owl than my grandmother so we sat and talked with him until approximately 11:00. Still feeling wide awake I suggested to Maria that we walk over to my parents' house and listen to some music for an hour or two. The basement was the room where my brother and I had spent many hours over the years and that's where the stereo was located. Originally set up with a large H.O. scale train table and a few years later a pool table, the basement was always a fun place to be. As the early '70s came along the train table had been replaced by a sofa, coffee table, and chairs. My brother's Panasonic stereo was on the built in bookshelf he had constructed himself and there were a number of '60s and '70s albums he had purchased as the music collection on hand. I had only purchased a few albums at that time and mostly just recorded the songs I liked from NYC FM radio stations on my reel to reel tape recorder.
An original Blues Project poster from the basement wall (and the subject of an OS post a while back).
Below are some of the albums from the basement that were present in '76 along with my brother's old Panasonic stereo that still works, but was long superceded by newer equipment. Similar to a time capsule the basement provided me with the albums in great shape to photograph a few days ago as part of this story.
Neither of us had listened to the Stones' Her Satanic Majesties Request in a few years so that was first on the turntable with the volume set to a low level. YouTube provides a live version of 2000 Lightyears From Home from more recent times as seen below.
Photos I shot the other day of the Stones' album art, including the intriguing 3-D photo of the band that I spent lots of time looking at when the album was new:
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Maria and I were both 13 when this album was released. On that Thanksgiving eve in 1976 we both spoke of our continuing admiration of this excellent album that has withstood the test of time, even in 2012.
In another part of the basement was the laundry room and also the location of my darkroom going back to high school days. That was where I had my start in developing my own film and enlarging my negatives some seven years earlier. My father taught me how to do a lot of this because as a teenager in the '30s he had also developed his own film and printed his own photos.
I pulled out three high school yearbooks to show what my high school years had been like. One from the year my brother graduated, one from two years after he graduated, and the copy from my year of graduation. Flipping through the pages made me think of so many anecdotes from those days.
Also kicking around the basement were some RISD Press copies from the previous school year when Maria had taken a leave of absence. Moderately newsworthy, but they showed her a little more of what had occurred that year while she was away.
Whatever else we talked about while the music played probably related more to me than Maria, since we were sitting in my houseand the stories just kept popping into my mind.
I had my original circa '65 snare drum in the basement, as well. I spent a some time playing the drums but, ultimately, switched to playing keyboards years later. Who would have guessed in 1976 that years later this snare drum would have a part leading to the founding of the Open Salon Rock Group...
Thinking back to that evening I believe these other albums were played after the Stones' album was over.
Bad Company...
Boz Scaggs' Silk Degrees: the album came out earlier that year...
From The Who in 1971, the Who's Next album...
It must have been close to 1 AM by the time we'd had enough music and talk for the night. It had been a long day and we walked through the cold and quiet darkness to my grandparents' house to have a good night's sleep.
(Note: the next installment may be posted this weekend or early next week.)
Previous installments of the series leading up to this point:
Art school senior year chronicles:
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(satanic majesties/she's like a rainbow is one of my favorite stones. with the beatles singing backups. ooolala oooolalalala)
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That's great that you have the original 3D Satanic Majesties cover. After not having heard it in eons, Cublet bought it for me a few Xmases back as it was one of the few Stones albums I didn't own on CD. It's an interesting album with a clutch of great cuts, but far my favourite. Meanwhile, their album from earlier that year, Between the Buttons, IS a huge personal fave that I think is grossly underrrated, particularly the UK version.
As for your remembering the album order you played that night ... wow. And I thought my memory was good for that kind of stuff ...
The old kitchen was highly functional and, unlike today's kitchens where so many components are plastic laminate, the cabinets were painted white so occasionally a new coat came along to make the cabinets look relatively new again. As always, thanks for your great comments on installments of the series!


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Emergency preparedness in Mesa Public Schools
The health and safety of students and staff is our top priority
Facts about communicable disease prevention and preparation
- The district has no reported or confirmed cases of EV-D68.
- Mesa Public Schools has a planned response that focuses on prevention and preparation. Our response is guided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
- Individual prevention includes taking the same precautions as we do for colds and flu.
- washing hands frequently
- covering coughs and sneezes with shirt sleeves
- not touching your eyes, nose or mouth throughout the day
- avoiding those who are sick
- keeping children home if they are sick
- School- and district-level prevention includes a heightened awareness of "high-touch" surface cleaning.
- door handles
- light-switch areas
- elevator buttons
- restroom surfaces
- school bus handles and seats
- Mesa Public Schools is in regular communication with the Arizona Department of Health Services and the Maricopa County Department of Public Health, the two organizations that monitor our state for the spread of communicable diseases. They will advise us regarding any outbreak developments in Arizona.
- Our health offices will monitor students and staff for known symptoms and will be sending home students and staff members who exhibit these symptoms.
- If an outbreak occurs, the district will report it to the county health department and will work in consultation with the director to determine which protocol steps to enact.
- We will provide you with any new information about communicable diseases through school newsletters, the phone notification system or the district website.


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As always, TGIF is a FREE summer concert series!
TGIF runs May 2 through June 27 in 2014! Bands perform from 7:00pm till 10:00pm with food and beverage vendors opening at 6:00pm. TGIF is a rain or shine event. Bring a chair or blanket out to the Historic Burke County Courthouse Lawn and come enjoy free music!
- Food choices include hamburgers, hot dogs, french fries, kettle corn … and of course your favorite beer and wine!
- Family Night features DJ Bert Lindsey of Magical Music! From 6-10pm on May 23rd, join the DJ on East Union Street next to the Courthouse Lawn for a dance party!
- Corn Hole games on the northeast corner of the Courthouse Lawn!
Need directions to courthouse? Check out the location here.
Rules for having fun at TGIF:
- No personal coolers
- No pets
- No smoking
- No solicitation
- No weapons of any kind
- No amplification
- No oversized signs [considered larger than letter sized (8.5″ x 11″) paper]
- No distribution of literature of any kind
- We have a designated area set aside for the purpose of free speech, distribution of literature, etc. Please go to the grassy area on the corner of N. Green and Avery Ave. for this purpose.
- ZERO TOLERANCE for non-compliance with these rules
- The TGIF Concert Series is a production of Historic Morganton Festival, Inc.


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What hunter pets would you like to see tamable? {WoW}
May 10th 2010 4:16PM I've always wanted to tame a Sprite Darter. How sweet would it be to burn half a casters mana in PvP...
Scattered Shots: Hunter gems {WoW}
May 7th 2010 1:38PM It has been my exoerience that you will always get more dps by putting a point (or 2 if needed) into Focused Aim to reach hit cap rather than gemming hit. Efficiency is the first point (7/57/7 mm spec) followed by Rapid Recouperation. The little mana you save is not worth losing +20 Agil or +20 ArP over. Also, I have found that around 700 ArP on gear seems to be the threshold where gemming ArP shows significantly more Dps than Agil. Lastly, Dps is good to know, but the day everyone starts looking at Damage as the default basis for judging a persons raid value will be the day alot of people start learning how to actually play their toons.
WoW Rookie: A computer to love WoW with {WoW}
Sep 30th 2009 5:49AM Like the post earlier, I also had 2 computers built for my wife and I. Both cost 700 from ibuypower and both run wow at max settings with zero lag, not to mention they are amazing to look at. I priced out what it would cost to assemble one myself from newegg and it was about 50 dollars difference. Both computers have asus motherboards, amd processors, 700 watt power supplies and nvidia 9800gt graphics cards and also they have a great warrenty. Also, when I say no lag, that includes 25 mans, BG's and yes, Dalaran. I started a new alt just to experience the world again as it was meant to be seen.


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9 We are not known, but we are well known. We seem to be dying, but we continue to live. We are punished, but we are not killed. | 9 known, yet regarded as unknown; dying, and yet we live on; beaten, and yet not killed; |
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March 27, Rika's comment
Everyone, good evening. Today we left Redding at 5 in the morning, and we just arrived at a hotel in Augusta, GA around 11 pm. From Atlanta, we got a rent a car and drove for two hours by my mom's driving. I assume I can't drive since I am under 25yo (**the age is just for the insurance price, I thought...). I couldn't drive for my mom...so what I could help her was... singing songs with loud music!! ha ha...
I will skip Amelia Island, but play two challenger tournaments and return to Charleston later. I'll switch the feeling and try my best tennis this week and would love to gain more points!!
Go! Trojans!
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Served cold or hot, these tangy yet sweet noodles are rich and tasty. Carbs: 23g | Fat: 11g | Fiber: 4.3g | Protein: 7.7g | Calories: 208.2
Serve this black bean salsa known as cowboy caviar at your next potluck. Submitted by JANAE55 Carbs: 9.4g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 2.9g | Protein: 2.6g | Calories: 68.8
This simple and delicious appetizer is very festive--red and green for the holidays. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 3.6g | Fat: 2.3g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 1.5g | Calories: 41.4
The perfect soup to warm your belly on a cold night or soothe you when you're sick. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 13g | Fat: 3.7g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 17.4g | Calories: 152.8
This quick and healthy side dish takes just minutes to prepare! And as a bonus, it's an easy way to get the kids to eat their vegetables. Submitted by MATCM81 Carbs: 7.3g | Fat: 1.6g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 3.2g | Calories: 51.6
What a great dish for one of those nights when your kids have a late soccer game! Brown the meat, layer in the ingredients, set your slow cooker on low, and go! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 18.1g | Fat: 10.2g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 24.9g | Calories: 271.4
A double-hitter: Each portion has almost two servings of vegetables. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 47.5g | Fat: 2.1g | Fiber: 10.4g | Protein: 8.6g | Calories: 228.3
Use leftover roast beef to make this quick, hearty, healthy soup. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 4.7g | Fat: 3.6g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 15.9g | Calories: 119.6
Forget buying packets of seasonings. They're expensive and often full of salt. Save sodium and money by making this easy herb blend. Use it in sauces, soups, stews, on meats... anywhere you want to add Italian flavor without fat or sodium! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 0.7g | Fat: 0.1g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 0.1g | Calories: 3.9
Using low-fat milk instead of cream lowers the saturated fat content in this hearty summer soup. Carbs: 33.3g | Fat: 5.3g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 8.1g | Calories: 209.5
We cut the grease and used reduced-fat string cheese to re-create a pub favorite. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 15.1g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 15.4g | Calories: 145.2
These cookies are packed full of whole grains and fiber to fill you up and keep you satisfied. They're great for snacks and suitable for those with diabetes! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 16g | Fat: 5.4g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 1.9g | Calories: 112.5
"Vanilla extract" usually isn't made with real vanilla. The good news is that it's really easy--and affordable--to make your own. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 0g | Fat: 0g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 0g | Calories: 10.7
Gazpacho is one of my favorite summer meals, and it's no coincidence that it's also one of the easiest to make. It's simply a chilled, usually blended vegetable soup of Spanish origin. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 18.4g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 2.2g | Protein: 3.2g | Calories: 88.6
A great tasting and healthy alternative to fries. Submitted by LIZZS2NDCHANCE Carbs: 18.1g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 1.1g | Calories: 80.7
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This healthy veggie frittata features all of our favorite spring goodies! Serve it with crusty bread and fresh fruit salad for a filling meal. Submitted by RICKIEBETH Carbs: 7.4g | Fat: 8.8g | Fiber: 1.9g | Protein: 10.6g | Calories: 146.2
While chicken Parmesan is traditionally fried and served with pasta, this lighter version is delightful atop a hearty tomato and basil salad. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 13g | Fat: 16.5g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 38.2g | Calories: 353.1
A much quicker version of the Italian classic; less time, but no less taste. Submitted by VEGGIEKITTY Carbs: 34.5g | Fat: 10.7g | Fiber: 4.9g | Protein: 28g | Calories: 342.3
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I planted my garden a month ago (Chicago) and my place didn't have spinach plants yet. Now none. Any ideas on where I can buy spinach plants for this year?
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I'm new at this, but I don't think that spinach transplants well and is recommended to be direct sowed. Not sure what zone you're in, but here in Zone 6 spinach is just about wrapping up for the season. My first square of it has bolted and my second square (planted 3 weeks later) is getting close to bolting. I direct sowed in early April in the garden. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Luke's SF Victory Garden
Agree; I'm in Z5, and I might get another round out of mine since we just had a cool snap, but I don't expect much more out of it. I'm going to plant some annual flowers in there til fall, or look into some other 'cover crop' thing, then perhaps reseed it for a fall crop or just let it go. |
I've never seen spinach plants for sale. It's easy to grow from seed but it is day length sensitive. It's probably too late to plant but you might try for a fall crop. Would you consider swiss chard or another type of green? Last year I had fantastic spinach but this year germination was poor. Maybe germination was ok and I have a problem with crows and other birds. Germination on sugar snap peas also planted in April was fine. mmqchdygg, I think I met you at Annie's NH swap and spoke with you briefly about winter sowing. When did you plant your spinach? Last year was my first year in ages of planting a small vegetable garden. I had people tell me I was planting to early yet I remember planting really late one year to have a very early spinach harvest the following year. TIA for the info |
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