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15 The wealth of the rich is their bastion; the poverty of the indigent is their ruin. | 15 The wealth of the rich is their fortified city, but poverty is the ruin of the poor. |
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SWMBO and I are getting married on June 6th. We will be honeymooning in San Fran. from the 7th-12th. Just wondering if anyone in the area has any input on cool things to do, or just would like to get together and have a beer!?!
"Mmmmm Beer!" --Homer Simpson
Congrats on your upcoming marriage, as well as your trip to a spectacular beer town! I don't live there, but I visit quite a bit. If you PM me an email address, I'll send you a fantastic map of the city with all of the great beer spots marked, along with a PDF file with descriptions and specific information. You won't be able to hit them all in just five days, but you can certainly get a good start!
I live across the bridge in Oakland. Do you like Belgian beers?
I have had some Belgian beers that I have liked. I'll pretty much at least try any beer.
You have to go to The Toronado, its a pretty famous bar. Check out the selection. I would recommend going during the week, it gets pretty packed on weekends. I can answer a lot of questions you may have and maybe my SWMBO and I can have some beers with you guys.
That sounds good. This will be our first time to the west coast. We are staying in the Fisherman's Wharf area, and have city passes for public transportation. (don't want to pay for parking) We look forward to the trip. We should meet up for a beer or two.
I went to the Toronado, but it was a zoo...I could barely get in the door. I struggled for about 10 minutes trying to get close enough to the bar to order, but eventually gave up and went back to Magnolia. (Magnolia gets pretty crowded as well, actually!) Rawkstar, you're smart to use public transport. Driving and ESPECIALLY parking is a drag in San Francisco. Plus you can have an extra pint or two and not worry about driving. The map I sent you looks a lot like the transit map.
I also recommend The Monk's Kettle, they pair Belgians (and other beers) with their (really good) food... It also gets crowded, but you can go early evening, put your name on the list and go to one of the many bars in the mission, and they will call you when your table opens. I really recommend it! About the Toronado... it does get really crazy, and the bartenders can be punks, but if you go early on a week day its pretty awesome. As far as transportation, SF is actually pretty small, you can rent bikes and get around pretty easily and the public transit system is pretty good.


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trying to find the right color for my entry and LR/DR which are separated by an archway. my painter likes benjamin moore so i am trying to stick to those colors. the only thing i need to match is tile that is in the beige/gold family. every sample i put up looks either too lifeless or too yellow/orange. i'm looking for something that has some life to it and is a creamy beige with a touch of gold but not too dark. does that exist? then i would like something darker for the LR/DR since you see the two together when you walk in. any ideas? |
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I spent several years arriving at complimentary colors and accents for an open entry adjacent to the LR and DR. It's now been 3 years and I'm still happy with the choices. We used SW but only because they are close. BM is good paint too. Latte is the accent, Kilim Beige in the LR and DR and upward to the turn in the landing, then Divine White finishing the stairs and throughout the upstairs hall. We have lots of daylight on the 1st floor but primarily lamps for evening. Hope this helps. BTW, the 3 colors we selected are from the same card. |
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We have the same problem - trying to find a creamy beige with a little gold. Don't know about lighting in your space, but we have little natural light and rely on recessed lights. We think we're going with BM Oatmeal in the living room and above the chair rail in the dining room, and then BM Monroe Bisque below the chair rail in the dining room. We like BM White Opulence as a trim color - in our house, it looks like a crisp white, not too blue and not too pink. And, maybe surprisingly, BM Oatmeal doesn't look lifeless on our walls. A close second for BM Oatmeal was BM Simply Irresistible, but it looked a little too yellow. Good luck!! |
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Okay so I am new to plant growing, but I always love helping my grandma with her garden so for my birthday she gave a little guy from off one of her plants...everything was going well, It started outgrowing the container she gave it to me in so I decided to transplant into a bigger pot. That all went fine and it was good for about 1 or 2 weeks and then I noticed there were these kinda like shrivled looking spots on the leaves kind of transparent they are perfect little round spots...well I didn't think much of it cus I looked up what blight looks like and this isn't it...but then the leaf tips turned slightly yellow and then shrivled up, some died.I made sure to take all the ones that died off because thats what most sites said to do...but Now the whole plant is drooping and I am at a lost as what to do I am not under or over watering I keep it at a window where it gets a good amount of sunlight ever day. If anyone could help me it would be much appreciated :)
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What kind of pot did you put it in? It needs one that drains ok |
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LIttle round transparent like spots are often a reaction to the enviornment, ie: sun, wind. Is there any possibility that strong sun is being magnified by a glass window? |
Growing indoors is a huge job. There are so many variables to consider. First, the water that comes out of the tap is chlorinated, and it has a good bit of flouride, depending on where you live. Chlorine will evaporate out of the water, if you leave the water in a pitcher open to the air for a day or so. temperature and humidity are a big issue too, tomatoes like it warm, top production happens at 85 degrees, and they like some humidity. Also, for pollination, the plants need wind to shake the pollen loose in the flowers that they set, you can use a fan or give the plant a shake every day. that is a picture of chlorine damage in my indoor grown tomato |
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OAO Rosneft, Russia's largest oil producer, gained the most in more than a month after a report in Vedomosti said Chairman Igor Sechin asked Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to extend tax breaks that may be worth $8 billion.
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Seattle police shot a suspect several times near Carkeek Park on Tuesday night.
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A man was in critical condition Tuesday night after being shot multiple times by Seattle police near Carkeek Park.
Police were called around 7:30 p.m. to a home in the 10100 block of 4th Avenue Northwest, where a man was holding his father hostage with a knife, according to police spokesman Mark Jamieson.
Police managed to separate the two men, and the younger man emerged from the house. Jamieson said the man started saying things that didn't make sense and acted as if he were going to run off.
Police officers used a Taser on him, but it was not effective because the man was wearing bulky clothing, Jamieson said. The man ran from the scene, and police gave chase. Eventually the man crouched behind a vehicle, then rose with something metal in his hands.
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After injuring himself during a high-school soccer game, Shawn Pomeroy couldn't shake an aching head and neck. He eventually saw a chiropractor to treat the pain, and found that it subsided after regular adjustments. Now a chiropractor himself, Dr. Pomeroy hasn't lacked for loyalty: he still sees the same doctor for his weekly appointment. His nearly 15 years of experience have only strengthened his belief in the power of spinal science, which he practices at two welcoming offices.
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Armstrong State University's latest Coastal Empire Economic Monitor reports the Savannah-area economy continued to expand during the second quarter of 2014 and should experience strong growth throughout the year.
A Georgia State University economist is predicting that Georgia's economic growth will be solid in the coming years.
I got surprised again last week. I get used to working with local growers and gardeners and mercifully forget that there are people in charge of food and fiber resources who are well meaning but profoundly ignorant.
Quality rated:Richmond Hill Montessori Preschool recently became the first child-care center in Bryan County to become Quality Rated.
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Need To Know: V V Brown
By Joseph Hassan
V V Brown's debut album topped the charts in France -- and came close in her native England -- but, as she recently intimated to Out, her approach to the U.S. is going to be 'optimistically patient.' Our intuition says patience is a virtue that Brown won't have to rely upon for too long. Earlier this month, the singer-songwriter, graphic novelist, and model released her freshman effort Travelling Like the Light electronically in the States, supported by a live radio tour and performances in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Out caught up with the 26-year old artist -- who turned down entry to Oxford University and the London School of Economics to pursue her passion for music -- to chat about her sound, her roots, her role as an instructor in the largest music class in the world, and her ultimate (and admittedly lofty) goal of bringing back the Renaissance.
Out: So, you're on the West Coast right now?
V V Brown: Yeah, we're traveling through all these small towns and' they all look the same. [Laughs.]
What are you up to out there?
At the moment, we're just literally beginning a radio tour, so we're just going to loads and loads and loads of radio stations in the West. We're going to San Francisco and basically I'm playing live for radio stations and just starting the whole radio push.
How's the response been in the U.S. so far?
Really good. We've been playing a bit on quite a few radio stations already and we're just trying, bit by bit, to get on more radio stations, really. It's been a really positive reception. It's definitely a process -- an evolution.
I wanted to talk a little bit about your background, and growing up in the U.K. and where your musical influences came from. You're the eldest of six siblings, right?
Yep. I have three brothers and two sisters.
Did you grow up in a musical family?
It was an artistic family. My mum was a teacher. She owned a school and she kind of believed in artistic intelligence and she was very much about trying to find innovative ways of teaching children and so the school was based upon on a normal national curriculum but it was quite abstract. Like, it was compulsory for children to learn an instrument. My mum played the guitar -- it was a very open-minded household.
So you had the freedom to explore what you wanted to in terms of music and art?
Yeah. Like I think there wasn't one thing that I wanted to do that I couldn't do. I did violin lessons, cello lessons, painting classes -- badminton -- everything. I just remember that we tried everything we wanted. We would try it once and then if we didn't like it we would ditch it. But I started classical piano when I was about five years old and kind of stuck at that and I played the trumpet from 12 in brass band, so, it was really cool.
Who or what were your musical influences?
I think the biggest influence was that I went to a gospel church. So while I was learning classical piano and the sort of classical arts, on Sundays I was going to church where it was a very improvised form of music and music was very much a lifestyle rather than something that you learned technically. And then my parents were from the Caribbean -- they moved to the U.K. So they had the sort of roots of ska and reggae, which is something that was sort of in the household a lot but also because they were teenagers and in their 20s in the '80s they were into punk and my dad had a motorbike and thought he was a rock star and stuff like that. So my dad had a lot of those sorts of records in the house, too.
That all comes through on the album -- I can tell that you draw upon a really wide range of musical influences and it's interesting that it came from so many different places and at such an early age.
I was totally a product of my environment because my parents were just so eclectic, I guess. I always found my parents were really special when I was growing up because they just weren't boxed. And they always taught us never to be a statistic and to think broadly and to love everything that's good rather than to just do one thing that's based upon your own culture. So we were always listening to so many different things and I'm really grateful for them doing that because I think that's the beauty of art -- when you can understand the concept of fusion. That's when you become innovative, I think. When you mix things together and experiment with different styles.
How would you describe your sound to someone who hasn't yet heard it?
Alternative pop music. This album is a pop cocktail of '50s influence with cool fusion. However, I don't want to be a slave to the '50s theme throughout my career. This was how I was feeling at the time, so alternative pop music makes people understand that whatever I do it will always have an edge with a pop front cover and a celebration of fusion.


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- Date:08 Aug 2010
- Kick-off:12:35
- Venue:Cardiff City Stadium
- Attendance:20,573
Live Commentary
- 93:54 +3.54
Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Peter Whittingham from the right by-line, save made by Steve Simonsen.
- 93:12 +3.12
Corner taken by Chris Burke from the right by-line, clearance made by Johnny Ertl.
- 93:01 +3.01
The ball is sent over by Kevin McNaughton, clearance made by Chris Morgan.
- 86:48
Jamie Ward goes off and Mark Yeates comes on.
- 85:53
Effort on goal by Peter Whittingham from just inside the penalty area goes harmlessly over the target.
- 82:48
Inswinging corner taken from the right by-line by Peter Whittingham.
- 82:25
Shot by Chris Burke. Rob Kozluk gets a block in.
- 81:25
The ball is delivered by Chris Burke, Ross McCormack takes a shot. Save by Steve Simonsen.
- 81:03
Jamie Ward concedes a free kick for a foul on Darcy Blake. Direct free kick taken by Peter Whittingham.
- 77:29
Caution for Jamie Ward.
- 77:03
Michael Chopra decides to take the corner short.
- 76:46
Chris Burke has an effort at goal from 20 yards. Save by Steve Simonsen.
- 76:08
Effort on goal by Darcy Blake from 20 yards. Steve Simonsen makes a comfortable save.
- 75:00
Gabor Gyepes challenges Daniel Bogdanovic unfairly and gives away a free kick. Stephen Quinn takes the direct free kick.
- 74:27
Short corner taken by Peter Whittingham.
- 74:08
Michael Chopra produces a drilled right-footed shot from 20 yards. Brilliant save by Steve Simonsen.
- 73:32
Ross McCormack produces a right-footed shot from just outside the area that goes harmlessly over the target.
- 73:04
Ross McCormack decides to take the corner short.
- 72:53
Drilled right-footed shot by Ross McCormack. Save by Steve Simonsen.
- 72:32
Kevin McNaughton sends in a cross, clearance by Chris Morgan.
- 72:17
Centre by Chris Burke, Chris Morgan makes a clearance.
- 71:57
The ball is swung over by Peter Whittingham, clearance made by Nick Montgomery.
- 71:41
Centre by Chris Burke, clearance by Johnny Ertl.
- 71:19
Daniel Bogdanovic is flagged offside by the assistant referee. David Marshall takes the indirect free kick.
- 70:14
Unfair challenge on Nick Montgomery by Peter Whittingham results in a free kick. Jamie Ward takes the direct free kick.
- 68:33
Centre by Darcy Blake, save made by Steve Simonsen.
- 67:02
Rob Kozluk on for Leon Britton. Ched Evans goes off and Daniel Bogdanovic comes on.
- 64:41
Free kick awarded for a foul by Jay Bothroyd on Richard Cresswell. Direct free kick taken by Steve Simonsen.
- 63:19
Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Chris Burke, comfortable save by Steve Simonsen.
- 61:35
Jay Bothroyd scores a goal from inside the box low into the middle of the goal. Cardiff 1-1 Sheff Utd.Assist on the goal came from Michael Chopra.
- 59:41
A cross is delivered by Chris Burke, save by Steve Simonsen.
- 58:53
The ball is sent over by Nick Montgomery.
- 54:52
Jay Bothroyd concedes a free kick for a foul on Steve Simonsen. Steve Simonsen takes the direct free kick.
- 53:25
Ross McCormack comes on in place of Gavin Rae.
- 52:19
Peter Whittingham gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Jamie Ward. Steve Simonsen restarts play with the free kick.
- 50:19
Corner from the right by-line taken by Peter Whittingham, Headed effort from inside the area by Mark Hudson misses to the right of the target.
- 48:12
Leon Britton fouled by Kevin McNaughton, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick crossed by Stephen Quinn, clearance made by Gabor Gyepes.
- 48:01 +3.01
Foul by Andy Taylor on Chris Burke, free kick awarded. The free kick is delivered left-footed by Peter Whittingham from right wing, Steve Simonsen makes a comfortable save.
- 45:41
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Michael Chopra by Nick Montgomery. Peter Whittingham takes the free kick.
- 44:53
The referee blows for offside against Chris Burke. Steve Simonsen takes the indirect free kick.
- 44:25
Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Chris Burke from the left by-line.
- 41:13
Free kick awarded for a foul by Richard Cresswell on Kevin McNaughton. Peter Whittingham takes the free kick.
- 38:46
Jay Bothroyd is ruled offside. Steve Simonsen takes the free kick.
- 36:24
Jay Bothroyd goes into the book. The referee books Ched Evans for unsporting behaviour. Free kick taken by Peter Whittingham.
- 34:21
Kevin McNaughton fouled by Matthew Lowton, the ref awards a free kick. Red card for Matthew Lowton.
- 32:53
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Jay Bothroyd by Chris Morgan. Peter Whittingham has a direct shot on goal from the free kick.
- 31:50
Outswinging corner taken by Jamie Ward, Richard Cresswell produces a header from inside the area that goes over the crossbar.
- 31:33
Shot from 20 yards by Jamie Ward. David Marshall makes a brilliant save.
- 30:20
A cross is delivered by Jay Bothroyd, comfortable save by Steve Simonsen.
- 29:13
Inswinging corner taken by Chris Burke from the left by-line.
- 28:51
Corner taken left-footed by Peter Whittingham, Matthew Lowton manages to make a clearance.
- 28:46
Darcy Blake delivers the ball, clearance made by Johnny Ertl.
- 27:23
Foul by Daniel Drinkwater on Nick Montgomery, free kick awarded. Free kick taken by Johnny Ertl.
- 26:40
The ball is sent over by Darcy Blake, Nick Montgomery manages to make a clearance.
- 23:53
A goal is scored by Ched Evans from inside the area low into the middle of the goal. Cardiff 0-1 Sheff Utd.Assist by Leon Britton.
- 22:22
Darcy Blake sends in a cross, save by Steve Simonsen.
- 21:38
Jay Bothroyd concedes a free kick for a foul on Johnny Ertl. Free kick taken by Stephen Quinn.
- 19:26
Andy Taylor gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Chris Burke. Direct free kick taken by Mark Hudson.
- 17:12
Chris Burke crosses the ball, comfortable save by Steve Simonsen.
- 12:11
Michael Chopra gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Johnny Ertl. Direct free kick taken by Steve Simonsen.
- 10:17
Foul by Ched Evans on Kevin McNaughton, free kick awarded. Peter Whittingham takes the free kick.
- 7:54
Inswinging corner taken from the right by-line by Stephen Quinn.
- 7:25
Corner taken by Jamie Ward, David Marshall makes a save.
- 6:46
Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Jamie Ward played to the near post, clearance made by Jay Bothroyd.
- 4:17
Stephen Quinn fouled by Daniel Drinkwater, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick crossed by Jamie Ward, Darcy Blake makes a clearance.
- 0:08
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Chris Morgan by Jay Bothroyd. Steve Simonsen takes the free kick.
The game kicks-off.
The players leave the pitch at half time.
The referee blows his whistle to start the second half.
The referee blows for the end of the match.
Match Preview
Boost for Bluebirds Cardiff received a huge boost on the eve of their season opener at home to Sheffield United on Sunday with the news their transfer embargo has been lifted by the Football League. Summer signings Tom Heaton, Daniel Drinkwater and Jason Koumas have now been registered and are eligible to feature against the Blades in what is the Bluebirds' first competitive encounter since their play-off final defeat to Blackpool. Goalkeeper Heaton competes with David Marshall for the number one jersey while Drinkwater will battle for a starting berth in midfield, but Koumas is not 100% match ready and is likely to find himself being introduced from the bench. Manager Dave Jones will be without key midfielders Joe Ledley following his summer switch to Celtic and Stephen McPhail who is recovering from a knee operation. However Jones is hopeful of having striker Jay Bothroyd available after a slight hamstring problem. Richard Cresswell will battle it out with new signing Daniel Bogdanovic to spearhead Sheffield United's attack. Ched Evans is also in contention to lead the forward line after an operation on a torn hamstring ruled out Darius Henderson for six months. Boss Kevin Blackwell is expected to employ Nick Montgomery and Johannes Ertl as a holding midfield pair with summer signing Leon Britton pushing on from the middle of the park behind a central striker. Nyron Nosworthy has returned to Bramall Lane from Sunderland on a season-long loan but is not expected to be partnered by Laszlo Bodnar at the heart of the defence. Talks with trialist Bodnar are ongoing but any deal for the Hungary international is unlikely to be completed before the clash in the Welsh capital. The Blades will be hoping for an upturn in their fortunes away from home on the opening day having not won on the road in the season curtain-raiser since a 3-0 success over West Brom at The Hawthorns in 1989.
Sheff Utd
- David Marshall
- Kevin McNaughton
- Mark Hudson
- Gabor Gyepes
- Darcy Blake
- Peter Whittingham
- Gavin Rae
- Daniel Drinkwater
- Chris Burke
- Michael Chopra
- Jay Bothroyd
- Tom Heaton
- Anthony Gerrard
- Adam Matthews
- Ross McCormack
- Steve Simonsen
- Andy Taylor
- Chris Morgan
- Johnny Ertl
- Matthew Lowton
- Jamie Ward
- Nick Montgomery
- Leon Britton
- Stephen Quinn
- Ched Evans
- Richard Cresswell
- Mihkel Aksalu
- Daniel Bogdanovic
- Mark Yeates
- Rob Kozluk
- Kingsley James
- Jordan Chapell
Match Report
Blades cling on for point Jay Bothroyd salvaged a point for Cardiff in their npower Championship opener against Sheffield United as the sides drew 1-1. The Blades were leading through Ched Evans' early strike but were reduced to 10 men after just half an hour when youngster Matthew Lowton was shown a straight red card. And Cardiff, last season's beaten play-off finalists, dragged themselves level when Michael Chopra rounded United goalkeeper Steve Simonsen and teed up Bothroyd for the equaliser. The hosts were simply glad to get back to playing football after a turbulent summer off the pitch - they were hit with a transfer embargo which was only lifted on Friday. They made the better start and had the ball in the net after 13 minutes when Chopra burst through, but the striker was penalised for a foul on Johnny Ertl. And 10 minutes later, against the run of play, United took the lead. Evans could have been awarded a penalty when he was hauled down by Gabor Gypes, but the Wales international quickly got back to his feet when the ball broke to Leon Britton. The summer signing from Swansea pinged the ball back across goal and Evans was on hand to turn it past Cardiff keeper David Marshall. However, United were dealt a blow when Lowton, making only his third league appearance, was sent off by referee Peter Walton for a reckless high challenge on Kevin McNaughton. The visitors made it to half-time without too much drama, and were relieved to see Mark Hudson's header from Peter Whittingham's corner fly wide after the break. But City finally prised open the Blades rearguard on the hour mark when Simonsen came charging out of his goal to meet Chopra on the right of the penalty area. Chopra's superb control of the high ball allowed him to jink around the diving keeper and feed Bothroyd, who was able to slot the ball into the net despite two defenders standing on the goal-line. Simonsen made a better fist of saving at the feet of substitute Ross McCormack five minutes later after he was put through by Chopra. The keeper also held on to a dangerous cross-shot from Darcy Blake, tipped another McCormack effort around the post and blocked Chris Burke's drive as Cardiff pressed. He pulled off an even better save to deny Chopra from the edge of the area, diving at full length to palm away the striker's fierce shot, as the tiring 10 men held out for a point.


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I've been nurturing this rose bush for a while now, and it just gave me an entire bush full of these stunning blooms! I had to cut two to bring them inside! |
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And . . . The Name Of The Rose is . . . ???????????????? (They're lovely!) |
- Posted by kansasrose89 none (My Page) on Fri, Jul 25, 14 at 22:09
Thank you. They are Boscobel. |
OMG! Those are gorgeous!!! Every right to be so proud. They are beautiful! How is the scent? I was looking at that rose to possibly replace a couple I am planning on shovel pruning in the winter. |
Very pretty indeed. No wonder you are proud. |
- Posted by kansasrose89 none (My Page) on Fri, Jul 25, 14 at 23:25
It has a very nice, mild scent. I've noticed that as the bloom matures, the scent tends to fade a little. I definitely garden this one for beauty! |
They are lovely. Congrats! |
And you have every right to be proud of those gorgeous blooms, kansasrose!!!! |
- Posted by Summerseve none (My Page) on Sat, Jul 26, 14 at 0:33
Very pretty! :-) Great job!! |
Those are so beautiful--rich and full blooms just like I imagined Boscobel would be. If only I had some room left in my gardens! Kate |
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Perfection. I thought they were Mrs B R Cant at first. |
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Interesting! I planted 3 Boscobels this spring, which have been covered with blooms, but none of them open like yours. They remain cupped. Do you suppose our New England humidity accounts for that? |
Those are beautiful. The photograph also does them justice. Congrats! |
Uuughh, if I could do pink in my garden, I would do that one most certainly. |
Ingrid, I agree that 'Boscobel' isn't a terribly romantic name, but imagine how I felt when the first Austin rose I fell for was 'Mortimer Sackler'. Named for a wonderful person, I imagine, but not the most romantic-sounding name... Virginia |
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They are wonderful blooms Kansasrose Congratulations. Daisy |
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"The Role of Nuclear Power on a Warming Planet"
Max Katz
World of Physics
Friday, October 10, 2014
Climate change caused by human emission of greenhouse gases including carbon dioxide is already a serious problem for the world to address. Nuclear power has provided the world with low-carbon electricity for decades, but has lingering long-term concerns including cost overruns and safety issues. In this talk I will discuss the basics of global warming and argue that other environmental concerns related to nuclear power are not nearly as serious as global warming, which nuclear power can address by displacing fossil fuels. Thus it should be a key source of stable electricity in future decades. I will also discuss future developments in nuclear power that are expected to substantially mollify the current safety concerns, and discuss how future political and economic events might affect the deployment of nuclear power.
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Geology Open Night
Friday, October 17, 2014
Remote sensing is a powerful tool used by Earth scientists to understand a variety of problems related to climate, environment and natural hazards. Example applications using just one form of remote sensing, thermal imaging, include: quantifying groundwater discharge into marine waters, mapping soil moisture variability in time and space, quantifying the effect of urban development on local air temperatures and climate, and monitoring the onset and progression of volcanic eruptions worldwide. Rogers will discuss some of these applications, and focus on recent efforts by her research group and
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Mark Christiano, Oct. 8, Geographic Information Specialist, Gateway, will show us how the geography of the area has changed. Christiano will show maps, aerial photographs, and amazing digital images that show changes over time.
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Hanem Abouelezz, Oct. 22, Biologist and Naturalist for Gateway will discuss the various species of wildlife that live in the bay and how the efforts to monitor these species have influenced the protection and preservation.
Dan Hendrick, Oct. 29, will close the series with a showing of footage from his documentary Jamaica Bay Lives, double entendre intended, and will share stories of what lives near Jamaica Bay, and some of the lives of people who are important to working to make Jamaica Bay a better place for all the creatures that live in, on or near.
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The elements of STEM education: Science, Technology, Engineering and Math can be the keys to developing solutions for a healthier planet. For 30
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The Best Skillet Recipes: A Best Recipe Classic
Cook's Illustrated Magazine
America's Test Kitchen
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One pan is all you need! From breakfast all the way to dessert, one skillet is all you need for fast, flavorful meals. it's no surprise that meat, fish, and pasta dishes come together nicely in a skillet But pot pie can also be made in the pan. So can pizza, casseroles and souffles. Put away that second pot for boiling pasta and cook it in its sauce right in the skillet. Start pizzas on the stovetop in the skillet and finish with a hot blast ...
The Best 30-Minute Recipe
Cook's Illustrated Magazine
Boston Common Pr
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300 Fast and Flavorful Recipes from America's Most Trusted Test Kitchen Tired of quick recipes that aren't really quick or don't taste very good? While some cookbooks promise 30-minute meals, America's Test Kitchen delivers. The Best 30-Minute Recipe is packed with more than 300 great-tasting recipes, along with time-saving techniques that will help you become more efficient in the kitchen. You'll also find honest evaluations of ...
Soups, Stews & Chilis
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Boston Common Press
, 2010
Soups, Stews
The America's Test Kitchen Family Cookbook, Heavy-Duty Revised Edition
America's Test Kitchen
, 2006
Repackaged to be easier to use and expanded to include a whole new chapter of healthy, light recipes, this revised edition of one of last fall's bestselling cookbooks remains the one and only basic cookbook you will ever need. Beautiful step-by-step photos illuminate every conceivable technique from chopping shallots and skinning salmon to cutting up a chicken and tying a roast. In fact, just about anything you want to do in the kitchen is ...
The Cook's Illustrated Baking Book
Editors of Cook's Illustrated Magazine
Boston Common Press
, 2013
The third book in the bestselling Cook's Illustrated series, The Cook's Illustrated Baking Book is an authoritative baking reference and recipe collection for those who want to learn how to bake and for those who want to bring their baking skills to a higher level. Fifteen chapters cover anything you've ever wanted to master--from cookies, cakes, pies, and tarts, to biscuits, breads, pastry, and more.
The New Best Recipe
Cook's Illustrated Magazine
America's Test Kitchen
, 2004
Flagship book of award-winning series with more than 1000 pages and 800 illustrations. Would you make 38 versions of creme caramel to find the absolute best version? The editors of Cook's Illustrated did. Along with 20 versions of simple recipes such as coleslaw. Now fully revised and expanded this new edition offers more than 1000 recipes for all your favourite dishes from roast chicken and macaroni cheese to creme caramel and chocolate chip ...
Best Slow and Easy Recipes: More than 250 Foolproof, Flavor-Packed Roasts, Stews, and Braises that let the ...
Cook's Illustrated Magazine
Cook's Illustrated, 2008
What if we told you that recipes don't have to be fast to be simple? That cooking methods like stewing, braising, and roasting can actually be fuss-free? The Best Slow & Easy Recipes gives you more than 250 recipes that show you why building flavor slower is sometimes better - and easier. The appeal of cooking food slowly is undeniable; a moderate oven temperature and extended cooking time can build rich, concentrated flavor and yield tender, ...
The Cook's Illustrated Guide To Grilling And Barbecue
Cook's Illustrated Magazine Editors
America's Test Kitchen
, 2005
The Cook's Illustrated Guide to Grilling and Barbecue is a comprehensive nuts and bolts volume that thoroughly examines outdoor cooking—starting with the basics. The 12-page introduction to grilling, "Outdoor Cooking 101," walks you step-by-step through the essentials of grilling, grill-roasting, and barbecuing using both charcoal and gas grills. And since outdoor cooking requires just the right tools and equipment, the editors of Cook's ...
The Cook's Illustrated Cookbook: 2,000 Recipes from 20 Years of America's Most Trusted Cooking Magazine
Editors at Cook's Illustrated Magazine
Cook's Illustrated, 2011
Cook's Illustrated Magazine has stood the test of time and distinguished itself among the pack by having a singular focus--developing recipes that work the first time and every time; it's as simple as that. For the first time since the magazine's inception, more than 2,000 of Cook's Illustrated's landmark recipes have been carefully compiled into a wide-ranging compendium that shows you how to make your favorite dishes better. A must-have ...
The Best Make-Ahead Recipe
America's Test Kitchen
, 2007
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Italian Classics (Best Recipe)
Cook's Illustrated Magazine Editors
America's Test Kitchen
, 2002
What's the best way to prevent ricotta cheesecake from becoming watery? Is there a trick for coaxing more flavour from basil when making pesto? Does bread flour self-raising flour make better pizza dough? In an exhaustive effort to answer these questions and hundreds more, the editors of "Cook's Illustrated" magazine have conducted hundreds of kitchen tests. The result is "Italian Classics", a 496-page award-winning cookbook packed with recipes, ...
Baking Illustrated: A Best Recipe Classic
Cook's Illustrated Magazine Editors
America's Test Kitchen
, 2004
The practical kitchen companion for the home baker with 350 recipes you can trust. Drawing from more than 10 years baking experience and exhaustive equipment and ingredient testing Baking Illustrated is packed with over 500 pages of sweet and savoury recipes including breads, pizza, cookies, cakes, pies and tarts. There are home classics, contemporary favourites and European baked goods.
The Best One-Dish Suppers (The Best Recipes)
Editors of Cook's Illustrated Magazine
Boston Common Press
, 2011
Do you wish you could make dinners like a hearty, authentic Bolognese sauce and linguine or chicken pot pie with a fluffy biscuit topping, without hauling out an arsenal of pots and pans and spending hours in the kitchen? Let The Best One-Dish Suppers show you how. We put our cookware and years of experience to work to create a one-of-a-kind collection of one-dish suppers. We already know how to make a perfect chicken pot pie, but could we ...
The Best Recipe
Editors of Cook's Illustrated Magazine
Boston Common Press
, 1999
Founded in 1980, Cook's Illustrated (formerly Cook's Magazine) has emerged as "America's Test Kitchen," renowned for its near-obsessive dedication to finding the best methods of American home cooking. Over the years, we've tested 80 recipes for chocolate chip cookies, more than 70 recipes for gumbo, 40 versions of the peanut butter cookie, and more than 20 versions of such simple recipes as coleslaw, roast chicken, and hash brown potatoes. The ...
The Best International Recipe
Cook's Illustrated Magazine
America's Test Kitchen
, 2007
Tired of complicated ethnic dishes with hard-to-find ingredients or recipes for classic European dishes that require a year of cooking school to master? We were. Here are more than 300 foolproof recipes that demystify the world's greatest dishes. For the landmark classic The Best Recipe, America's Test Kitchen developed the best versions of homespun favorites like macaroni and cheese, pot roast, blueberry muffins, and more. In The Best ...
The Best Light Recipe
America's Test Kitchen
, 2006
'The Best Light Recipes' is a low fat cookbook giving recipes for lower-fat macaroni and cheese, cheesy chicken enchiladas, guacamole, eggplant parmesan, fudgy brownies and much more.
Perfect Vegetables: Part of "The Best Recipe" Series
Editors of Cook's Illustrated Magazine
America's Test Kitchen
, 2003
How to prepare and cook everything from asparagus to winter squash Do you know why most stuffed peppers are soggy and bland? Is it better to blanch or steam broccoli? Will washing mushrooms make them waterlogged? In Perfect Vegetables the editors address these and hundreds of commonly asked questions about vegetables. There are more than 350 recipes including Glazed Carrots with Bacon, Grilled Portobello and Spinach Salad and Tomato and ...
Cover & Bake (Best Recipe)
Cooks Illustrated, 2004
An authoritative guide to one-dish comfort food classics. Features one-pot and one-dish main course favorites to substantial vegetable and grain casseroles.
Cook's Illustrated 2006
Cook's Illustrated, 2006
This terrific cook book contains all six of the 2006 issues complete in their original form, plus a master recipe and article index. These publications are known for their wonderful recipes, helpful illustrations, color photographs, & without advertisement.
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Former Google Employee Claims Massive Adsense Fraud
Written by Pace LattinApril 29, 2014 # 4:55 pm # Industry News, Specials # 14 Comments
According to a letter posted on Pastebin.com, from someone claiming to be a former employee of Google, the multi-billion dollar company has been engaging in massive amounts of fraud when it comes to paying publishers. The letter, published completely anonymously details a plan hatched by managers at Google in order to grow the revenue in the company's Adsense division.
The letter states that in 2009 managers were ordering the cancelation of adsense publisher accounts:
So they were going to (in their words) "carry out extreme quality control on AdSense publishers". When one of my fellow co-workers asked what they meant by that. Their response was that AdSense itself hands out too many checks each month to publishers, and that the checks were too large and that needed to end right away. Many of the employees were not pleased about this (like myself). But theywere successful in scaring the rest into thinking it would be their jobs and their money that would be on the line if they didn't participate. The meeting left many confused as to how this was going to happen.
What did they mean by extreme quality control? A few other smaller meetings occur with certain keypeople in the AdSense division that furthered the idea and procedure they planned on implementing.There were lots of rumors and quiet talking amongst the employees, there was lots of speculations,some came true and some didn't. But the word was that they were planning to cut off a large portion of publisher's payments.
The detailed letter goes on to detail an alleged plan by Google managers that lasted for years, involving flagging accounts over a certain amount before they were paid and then refusing payment based on false quality control claims. If these accusations are even remotely true, Google could be facing some serious issues and the managers involved could be facing criminal actions.
What are your experiences with Google? Do you have any reason to think this is true? You can view the full letter here
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This is shocking. All the pain we went through during that time is unimaginable. Google is playing foul game here. Unfortunately, there is not any better alternative of Google adsense.
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No alternative to adsense? There are plenty of networks you can work with for alternatives….
The same happened to us… For no reason, actually for a reason that we were never allowed to discussed, our AdSense account was terminated and all of the monies owed to us at that time was supposedly returned to the advertisers. Ya right! As if….
There is no word to describe how much I hate Google….I will do anything to hurt them any way shape or form…I don't even mind if the whole world knows about it….I am cutting all my dealing with Google, only dealing with Bing and Yahoo….
So Google go scr&***w yourself
How can they cut off someones account and end the contract without some sort of written proof from Google that there were issues. Otherwise advertisers could take them to court in a mass civil suit.
Back in 2009 when this was just getting started there were a lot of Adsense publishers claiming that this was going on. Google denied it obviously and the publishers were accused of just being paranoid and "getting caught". Look who is right now!
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I had an adsense account with over 30k in revenue for the month and they did this to me. I didn't understand why at the time but mow it makes sense. I hope this becomes a civil suit…cant wait to add my name onto that one.
Same thing happened to us. Sue them. Courts require proof, and they won't give you any because either a) they don't have it, or b) they don't want to publicly disclose their screening process or publish data.
If it goes to court, they don't typically even send a lawyer, just a paralegal to parrot their terms of service over and over and provide no evidence. You'll win 90% of the time if your lawyer presents it correctly.
Like Zack above, my AdSense account got shut down based on unsubstantiated quality control issues as well. All emails asking what they were referring to (which website caused the issue?) went unanswered.
Don't jump the gun… when you are the big gorilla, there are plenty who will try to attack you, under false pretenses.
Are there people who got shut down unfairly… sure. Did people lose money unjustly… sure. But this happens anytime you run a billion dollar operation with millions of transactions. Nobody has a 100% perfect operating record!
Until there is absolute proof… of a deliberate act of fraud, no need to work up a storm!
Thats truly shocked me, Google AdSense Fraud…
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Google has no benefit of the doubt here.
They are a bully.
They are not transparent.
Not only do they steal our earned money, but they steal our content and put it on their page 1 result.
I've been outraged about Google's shenanigans since 2006. Slap this and slap that.
With that said, a class action suit is a sick joke. Only lawyers win.
Instead, spread this far and wide. That's how you hurt Google.
Employees could be wrong but not company
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Not sure why such a big company like Google would take the risk to do something like this. A few $1000 here and there is small money compared to the impact on the company if this came out…
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This is very bad of Google if this is actually happening as it breaks heart of many hard working bloggers and newbies. I too had same experience back in 2011 when my account had 50K it was banned.
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Listen to absorb information in the way a sponge absorbs liquids. Most of us are good listeners when the information we are receiving is non-threatening. Problems arise, though, if we feel attacked and stop really listening. Then instead we become oppositional, ignore, minimize, contradict or otherwise block information that is coming our way.
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- Cartoon Characters: Jennifer 'Pepper' Ann Pearson, Milo Kamalani, Nicky Anais Little, Lydia Pearson, Margaret Rose Moose Pearson, Principal Herbert Hickey, Dieter Liederhosen, Trinket St. Blaire, Cissy Rooney, Tessa James, Vanessa James, Craig Bean, Stewart Walldinger, Gwen Mezzrow, Pink-Eye Pete Olgilve, Janie Diggety, JoJo Diggety, Nedforth Diggety, Lillian Lilly, Leo Lilly, Chuck Pearson, Crash, Vera, Coach Doogan, Roland Carter, Sherman Finky, Abriola Stark, Ms. Bladdar, Mr. Clapper, Nurse Oomla, Sherie Spleen, Milicent the Militant, Alice Kane, Constance Goldman, Lamar Abu Dabe, Wayne MacCabre, Sketch, Poison, Tank, Margot LeSandre, Mrs. Liederhosen, Mrs. Little, Larry, Davis.
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Pepper Ann vows to prove to Ms. Sneed that she's good at economics by succeeding in her one-week stint as a Food Barn employee.
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One of two men struck late last night by a Metro bus at Palm on Santa Monica Boulevard succumbed to his injuries this morning – the other man remains in critical condition at Cedars-Sinai Hospital.
The two men were struck on the 8800 block of Santa Monica Boulevard, in front of the Metro bus depot, by a bus travelling eastbound in the south lane near or in an unmarked crosswalk at 11:40 pm, according to Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department's Transit Services Bureau Sgt. Andrew Bedogne.
The elder victim, age 81, died of his injuries soon after arriving at the hospital.
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The deceased man's identity is being withheld pending notification of kin.
NBC-LA reports that Lt. Sergio Aloma told them preliminary investigation suggested speed was not a factor; one photographer at the scene reported a broken window on the bus.
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Even though it took place several years ago, we all remember the big late-night showdowns that saw Jay Leno stepping down from the throne of 'The Tonight Show,' only to develop his own series immediately before Conan O'Brien's hosting turn, which ultimately saw the whole thing implode and returned Leno where he started. Now, new rumors suggest that Leno will finally step down in 2014 to be replaced by his 'Late Night' successor Jimmy Fallon, but is there any truth to the new late-night war on the horizon?


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DENVER (AP) — Police say four people were set on fire during an attack at a northwest Denver home.
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Hi. I'm trying to build a home server using Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2, Apache 2.2, PHP 5.2, MySQL 5.5. The server works fine localy. The problem is accessing it externaly (from LAN / Internet). I can't get my other computer (both connected through a router) to "see" the server. The problem isn't with the router (I had to reinstall the Windows to solve some problems ...the first time I was using IIS and I could see the site from LAN/Internet and I didn't change any settings in the router) or the firewall (I have disabled both PC's firewalls for testing purposes). So I'm guessing it might be an Apache setting problem, but I can't figure out what (I created a virtual server for the site using localhost as the domain name as I have read that this might be a cause, but no luck). Any idea what the problem might be and how to solve it? Thank you in advance. Bye.
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Javier Hernandez scored twice as Mexico stepped up their FIFA World Cup™ preparations with an emphatic 5-0 win over Bolivia in an international friendly.
Mexico's goals came from Pablo Barrera in the 2nd minute, Hernandez in the 12th and 20th, Braulio Luna in the 18th and Paul Aguilar in the 51st. However, the El Tri side looked little like the one that coach Javier Aguirre will likely select for June's World Cup finals in South Africa.
Those missing included goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa, defender Rafael Marquez, midfielders Giovani dos Santos and Andres Guardado and forwards Omar Bravo, Nery Castillo and Carlos Vela. All but Ochoa and Bravo are playing overseas.
Instead, the young squad - which included nine of 18 players with fewer than five caps - allowed Aguirre to get a look at some players who may be ready to stake a claim to a spot in the eventual FIFA World Cup squad. They wasted no time on Wednesday, as Hernandez found Luna on the left and Barrera slotted Luna's cross inside the post for a 1-0 lead after just two minutes.
Hernandez doubled the advantage in the 12th, after a one-touch pass from Luna inside the penatly area. Six minutes later it was Luna's turn as Mexico capitalized on a miscue by Vaca and Luna ended up with the ball right in front of the empty goal to score.
Hernandez added his second goal of the match just two minutes later, running onto a long ball and beating Vaca to make it 4-0 after 20 minutes. Aguilar scored the lone goal of the second half when he blasted home a corner kick that had been partially deflected by Vaca in the 51st.
It was the first of 11 matches that El Tri have scheduled in preparation for the FIFA World Cup finals. Mexico will open the tournament against hosts South Africa on 11 June.


text: The Leonard Nimoy wiki last edited by Yummylee on 05/25/14 05:42AM View full history CareerLeonard Nimoy has done voice work for a handful of games. Most gamers may remember his narration in the first Seaman game. Discography: Leonard Nimoy Presents Mr. Spock's Music From Outer Space (1967)Two Sides of Leonard Nimoy (1968)The Way I Feel (1968)The Touch of Leonard Nimoy (1969)The New World of Leonard Nimoy (1970) Directography: Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984) Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)Three Men and a Baby (1987)The Good Mother (1988)Funny About Love (1990)Holy Matrimony (1994)