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Hotel Rosatsch - Pontresina
Via Maistra 157 - Pontresina
1-877-662-6988Free breakfast is just one of the great things you'll find at Hotel Rosatsch, a formidable choice for guests looking for family-friendly Pontresina hotels.
This 3-star Pontresina hotel offers dry cleaning/laundry services. Whether traveling on vacation or for business, make sure to take some time to relax as you will find massage/treatment rooms, a spa tub, a fitness center, a sauna and a steam room, ensuring a restful and rejuvenating stay. Be sure to leave some room for your swimsuit as this hotel features an indoor pool, a nice way to unwind. Multilingual staff can provide tour/ticket assistance, express check-in and express check-out.
Catch up with all the local news and weather in the lobby, where you will find complimentary newspapers, a fireplace, fresh coffee and a safe at reception. Guests can make use of the free Wi-Fi. The hotel has a meeting room available for hire. Other amenities include a train station pick-up service, an elevator (lift), laundry facilities and a computer station.
I was just at the Rosatsch last week during a solo trip by train. As I wasn...
Venere Guest, ItalyThese reviews have been left by customers who actually stayed at this hotel
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Breakfast at Hotel Rosatsch
A free buffet breakfast is served each morning.
Facilities at Hotel Rosatsch
- Laundry service
- Lift/elevator
- Room service - limited hour
- Pets accepted
- Entire property is non-smoking
- Laundry room
- Gym
- Indoor swimming pool
- Children swimming pool
- Billiards / Snooker
- Ski room
- Multilingual staff
- Newspapers
- Front desk - safety deposit box
- Luggage room
- City tour
- Restaurant/Dining
- Sauna
- Steam bath
- Massages
- Hydromassage Jacuzzi
- Meeting Room
- Internet/Email services
- Shuttle service from and/or to the railway station
Know before you go
- Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- A resort fee is included in the total price displayed.
- One child 6 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
- Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).
Check-in: between 3:00 PM and 11:00 PM.
Check-out: before noon.
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Self parking fee: CHF 10-18 per night
- Pet fee: CHF 15 per pet, per night
- Pet deposit: CHF 15 per night
- Kitchen/kitchenette fee: CHF 18 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Hotel Rosatsch reviews
- September 2012
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Italy
I was just at the Rosatsch last week during a solo trip by train. As I wasn't able to tell them in advance when I'd arrive at the train station I took a chance and phoned upon arrival and was picked up within five minutes. The two kind people at the desk were ready and waiting for me and I was in my comfortable room in no time. I appreciated the free wifi, the power outlets at each bed and neat extras like the backpack which was available to purchase complete with picnic lunch. The little town is charming and the setting in the alps is beautiful. The complimentary breakfast buffet was huge, with extensive options. A great way to start the day! A quick shuttle to the train station and I was off. There are many hotels in Pontresina but I felt that the Rosatsch doesn't take itself too seriously which I appreciated. Highly recommend it!
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- July 2012
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Italy
Hotel Rosatsch reviews by TripAdvisor
Room Details
Hotel Rosatsch offers 83 guest rooms for your family-friendly holiday. Rooms open onto balconies. Digital TV channels offer entertainment at the end of a busy day. Business travelers will have access to free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks and phones during their Pontresina visit. Individual décor and furnishings make each stay a unique experience.
Accommodation Services
- Telephone
- Desk
- Terrace/Balcony
- Wireless Internet access
Distances from Hotel Rosatsch
Bellavita Pool and Spa - 0.1 km / 0.1 miAlp Languard - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Alpin Museum - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Muottas Muragl - 2.5 km / 1.6 mi
Staz Lake - 2.6 km / 1.6 mi
Kulm Golf Course - 4.4 km / 2.7 mi
St. Moritz Leaning Tower - 4.8 km / 3 mi
Lake St. Moritz - 4.9 km / 3.1 mi
San Karl St. Moritz-Bad Church - 5.1 km / 3.1 mi
Berry Museum - 5.1 km / 3.2 mi
Chesa Futura Building - 5.1 km / 3.2 mi
Engadiner Museum - 5.2 km / 3.3 mi
Heilbad Medical Wellness - 5.3 km / 3.3 mi
Mineralbad Baths and Spa - 5.3 km / 3.3 mi
Morteratsch Glacier - 5.4 km / 3.3 mi
The preferred airport for Hotel Rosatsch is Zurich (ZRH) - 147.6 km / 91.7 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Transportation services Hotel Rosatsch
- Shuttle service from and/or to the railway station
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I purchased Creme Bouquet based on a rave review on TotalBeauty.com that listed this one as one of top ten of all time scents. I typically like vanilla based scents, so I took the plunge and ordered this without smelling it first--big mistake! Fortunately I only ordered the rollerball for $16. When it arrived, I put some of this on my wrists and took a lingering sniff. I immediately had a flashback of my now teenaged son as a newborn baby. Something in this fragrance took me back to that time. I recognized the scent but couldn't put my finger on it. What did this smell like from back then? Finally it dawned on me--BABY WIPES!! This stuff smells like baby wipes! While I reveled in my trip down memory lane, I couldn't stand smelling like I'd had an all over wiping down with a quilted, clammy baby wipe. I gave my daughter the rollerball but she gave it back to me after saying the stuff reminded her of scented tampons. I guess that explains why many people say this is a very "feminine" smell. Feminine product smell is probably more accurate. Oh My!!
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I don't care what anyone says...I'll always love Creme Bouquet! It just smells of pure happiness and innocence. How can anyone be against that? It's a very powdery vanilla floral, and you might possibly be reminded of babies, but I personally think babies are adorable so it's all good for me! Seriously though, my bottle is the original formula in the older (cuter) bottle, and I only use it on special occasions because I love it so much and I don't want to waste it. I also have two of the rollerballs (one for my purse and one backup). Staying power is relatively good, although it could be better for an EDP. But I'll let it slide because I'm just so weak in the knees for Creme Bouquet.
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I just got this in the mail yesterday from the Stila website. The price was very resonable, in the $30 range. The bottle is very cute. It sprays out in a very fine and even mist. My first impression of the scent is a warmer version of Love's Baby Soft. Despite the word "bouquet", I do not detect a lot of floral. The scent is rather light, I can not really place the notes. The dry down is very warm smelling and cozy. I have only had it on for 5 hours but the scent is still there. This would be a lovely fall/winter perfume and perfect for younger tweens.
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I was very unimpressed with this perfume. On me, it is like a very watered-down version of Pink Sugar with an added noted of powder. I have to spray it many times for it to be noticeable, and even so, it fades very quickly into a faint whiff of powder. I regret buying this fragrance.
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Being a vanilla addict, I do love this scent. I'm docking off a point from the rating simply because the scent fades far too quickly... although I do love it so!
This review is for the Summer 2012 reformulation. I am comparing it with the memory of a sample I had some time ago so my memory may not be accurate
It Starts of with baby powder and a note that I find in Loukhoum which I don't remember being there before, like almond powder. Then the lilac kicks in with loads of fluffy vanilla. I thought I remembered Dove soap in there but unless I am completely wrong, that note has gone. The only major difference is the staying power which is not as good as the original which I remember as being really tenacious. If you liked the original though it is worth getting this, very very pretty especially if you love vanilla/heliotrope. LOTV coming through strongly in the drydown.
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An old favourite that I've finished. I usually find it hard to wear vanilla scents because they come off smelling too heavy/cloying on me. Creme Bouquet has just the right amount of "creaminess", as well as still maintaining a sweet delicate floral side. The vanilla doesn't over-power the lily notes as it settles on my skin and just adds to give a nice warm, but full-bodied scent. A nice comforting fragrance that I would be happy to repurchase. :)
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Singaporeans and permanent residents paid a total of $288 million in casino levies in 2011 and the first six months of this year.
Last year, $195 million was collected while another $93 million was collected from January to June to this year.
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Re: B3/G3 - US/CHINA/ECON/GV - Treasury "intensely focused" on China's yuan
Released on 2012-10-18 17:00 GMT
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Date | 2011-02-10 20:44:54 |
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haven't seen nothing yet.
On 2/10/2011 1:34 PM, Peter Zeihan wrote:
actually it does for Japan -- remember Rockefeller Center?
On 2/10/2011 1:33 PM, Matt Gertken wrote:
Here are the actual comments. Nothing really new, but does outline US Treasury
Dept's priorities on China, which are (1) indigenous innovation (2) revised WTO
Govt procurement agreement (3) intellectual property rights enforcement (4)
Only one surprise here: Brainard says that China is "early stages" of an outward
investment wave. This implies Treasury is anticipating a giant burst of new
outward investment. That would fit with the Japan pattern and others.
Under Secretary for International Affairs Lael Brainard Remarks at the
U.S.-China Business Council's "Forecast 2011" Conference
As Prepared for Delivery
It's a pleasure to join you today for the U.S.-China Business
Council's Forecast conference. I have had the pleasure of working
with this organization for many years, and appreciate the opportunity
to hear your ideas on priority issues for the bilateral relationship.
Let me dispense with the usual striking statistics on China's rise-you
know them all too well. What is more interesting today is the choices
China will make as it navigates the transition from an economy powered
by foreign export demand to one that unleashes the purchasing power of
domestic consumers. From a large magnet for foreign investment
inflows to a growing source of investment outflows. And from adoption
and adaptation of foreign technology to an innovation society. As
China navigates this transition, the choices it makes matter for
America's economic interests-our exports, our businesses, our farmers
and workers.
As China strives to innovate rather than adapt, as it shifts from
export-driven growth to growth driven by domestic consumption, and as
it seeks to invest in foreign markets, its domestic goals will be well
served by the same principles that we have been seeking in our trade
and investment relations: promoting a level playing field, knocking
down barriers to market entrants, improving the allocation of capital
to reflect market signals, and reducing the role of the state in the
As we have seen from similar transitions elsewhere, China will develop
robust innovation capacity only if it protects intellectual property
and opens up opportunities for government procurement to new
entrants. China will transition smoothly to more balanced growth only
if it allows its currency to adapt to market forces. And China will
continue to have strong interest in access to America's products and
services, markets and, increasingly, investment opportunities.
For these reasons, the Obama Administration is working hard with China
to promote continued strong growth of U.S. exports, to level the
playing field and ensure market access, and to make sure the exchange
rate continues to appreciate in line with market forces.
We made progress in advance of President Hu's visit but we are not
One of the important areas of improvement has been on China's
indigenous innovation policies, which have been of serious concern for
the Administration and a top priority for many here today. Last
summer at the Strategic and & Economic Dialogue, we secured a
commitment from China that its innovation policies would be consistent
with the key principle of nondiscrimination. At December's Joint
Committee on Commerce and Trade, China agreed that it would not make
the location of the development or ownership of intellectual property
a condition for the eligibility for government procurement
preferences. And during President Hu's visit, China agreed that it
would not link its innovation policies to the provision of government
procurement preferences.
China also committed to submit a revised offer to join the WTO
Agreement on Government Procurement that will include sub-central
entities by the end of 2011. This is an important step in ensuring
that our companies will be able to compete in China's procurement
market. China's accession to the GPA will provide U.S. exporters with
improved access not just to the more than $88 billion central
government procurement market, but also to the even larger market for
sub-central procurement.
We further made concrete progress on intellectual property rights
enforcement, where China agreed to ensure that government agencies
have funds to use legitimate software and to audit and publicly report
on the use of these funds.
And as we continue to engage with China, we will work on
implementation of China's commitments and press China to make further
We are also seeing progress on China's efforts to transition from a
nation heavily reliant on external demand to one that can tap to a
greater extent its deep capacity to generate internal demand. While
China still needs to do much more to rebalance its economy, we are
seeing important results. Domestic demand in China grew by about 20
percent in U.S. dollar terms in the past year. [this is disingenuous]
Rebalancing is likely to be a central focus of China's next Five-Year
plan, and the exchange rate has to be a critical part of that effort,
along with other structural reforms. We've made progress on the
currency issue but that does not mean we are satisfied. We have seen
the RMB appreciate by 3.7 percent against the dollar in nominal terms
since last June. Taking into account higher domestic inflation in
China, the real bilateral exchange rate has appreciated even more, at
a rate of more than 10 percent per year. Based on this adjustment,
and based on President Hu's stated commitment, Treasury recently
concluded in its semi-annual Foreign Exchange Report that China did
not meet the legal standards for currency manipulation. We will remain
intensely focused on this issue to ensure accelerated progress to
address the remaining substantial undervaluation of the RMB.
U.S. exports to China have been growing at twice the rate as they have
to the rest of the world. And we are on track to export over $100
billion of goods and services to China over the past year. The $45
billion in contracts finalized during President Hu's visit offer a
concrete illustration of that growth. Now we must make sure that this
progress is sustained-if we are to achieve the President's goal of
doubling exports in five years.
On investment, China is shifting rapidly from a nation that was
dependent on hosting foreign investment to one where investment flows
in both directions. Looking ahead, we anticipate that China is in the
early stages of an outward investment wave. Ensuring that the
investment environments are open and fair with clear and transparent
regulations will therefore be a growing element of our economic
relationship, consistent with our national security objectives.
The Administration's engagement with China has been intensive and
tightly prioritized since day one - across all the economic agencies
and the White House. We maintain continuous interaction at all levels
with the Chinese government across the full range of economic
priorities. Under the leadership of Secretary Geithner, the economic
track of the U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue has
strengthened relationships and mechanisms to pursue these priorities
consistently and effectively at the highest levels.
We have made significant progress but we know, just as you do, that
what matters is not what we agree to on paper, but what really happens
on the ground. That's why we will be very focused on implementation
of commitments, using all appropriate tools and leverage to make sure
this happens.
We are also very aware of China's priorities, which include access to
innovative U.S. products, greater investment opportunities in the
United States, and to be accorded the same terms of access that market
economies enjoy. We are willing to make progress on these issues, but
our ability to move on these issues will depend on how much progress
we see from China.
President Obama's economic team is likewise addressing our own set of
policy challenges as we transform our economy following the financial
crisis. We are getting our economy back on track, getting the job
engine cranked up, saving more as a nation, and putting the policies
in place to compete and win. And we are focusing on the core
foundations for strong growth into the future: strengthening our
infrastructure, our innovative capacity, access to education and
training, and our ability to export.
Together, as we pursue our individual, bilateral and multilateral
economic agendas, we recognize that the U.S.-China economic
relationship offers great promise and potential, and we remain
committed to securing the best outcomes for American workers and
Thank you. I'm happy to take your questions. *
On 2/10/2011 1:10 PM, Michael Wilson wrote:
Treasury "intensely focused" on China's yuan
- 23 mins ago (Feb 10, 2011)
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury will remain "intensely
focused" on correcting China's substantially undervalued yuan
despite a decision not to name Beijing a currency manipulator, a
senior Treasury official said on Thursday.
"We've made progress on the currency issue but that does not mean we
are satisfied," Lael Brainard, the Treasury's Undersecretary for
International Affairs, said in prepared remarks to the U.S.-China
Business Council.
Matt Gertken
Asia Pacific analyst
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cell: 512.547.0868
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Review: We started with the 6oz portion, best salmon we've ever eaten, very meaty and no strong smell. We tried the 4 oz size and sticking with it. There is only 2 of us. I will usually cook 4 pieces on the stovetop with my grill pan. We will each eat one then save the other for the next day to add to a salad or warm with another meal. Cooking is simple/ while the grill pan is heating, rub salmon with good olive oil, garlic, basil, other Italian herbs or to your taste. Cut a piece of parchment paper to cover inside of pan, add the salmon cooking a few minutes on each side. The grill marks will come through the parchment. delicious!
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Gen III (R/S/E) and IV sprites needed... ht14 21:31, 14 June 2009 (UTC)
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Don't forget to mention the Go-Rock Squad's Dusk Factory —Mada-sama (Talk to me!)— 23:00, 2 October 2009 (UTC)
is there a way to make a pic that shows Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver's various coloured Spinners?--Darknesslover5000 18:28, 18 October 2009 (UTC)
Aren't there spinners in Icirrus Gym?----Chalkwriter 14:35, 2 September 2011 (UTC)
- Well, I would call those spinners, but those are not what the article is about. Which I guess is a good argument for moving the article to "Spin tile" as I suggested. --SnorlaxMonster 00:35, 3 September 2011 (UTC)
Spin Tiles or Spinners?
There's a notice on the page regarding the possible changing of the title to "spin tiles." I think this is a very good idea, as I've always thought of spinners having an effect similar to the Mossdeep City Gym in Emerald or the Spin Mat for secret bases in Hoenn. I think "spin tiles" is much more accurate. Aggron989 (talk) 15:57, 15 December 2012 (UTC)
- I've always heard "spinner" refer to trainers that spin around, so I'd support this. HyperHacker (talk) 06:50, 25 April 2013 (UTC)
Spin tile
I agree with the other users here about moving this article to Spin tile. This should be moved to Spin tile. Spinning tile is also an idea, but Spin tile is probably the best option.


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The Darby Translation (DBY) | New International Version (NIV) |
11 in whom also ye have been circumcised with circumcision not done by hand, in the putting off of the body of the flesh, in the circumcision of the Christ; | 11 In him you were also circumcised, in the putting off of the sinful nature, not with a circumcision done by the hands of men but with the circumcision done by Christ, |
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I NEVER do this! But these pix're too darn cute not to share. Dear niece is a 3-yr old Korean-German-Swedish-French-Algerian princess. Here she is at the ice skating rink:
and her mom captioned this one - "A true French knows her Nutella!!!" So you see, there is a food tie-in! |
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- Posted by beanthere_dunthat (My Page) on Thu, Nov 8, 07 at 19:56
Awww. She's precious! And what pretty hair and skin she has. She's going to break hearts in a few years. :) |
Gina, she's really lovely!! Do you get to see her often? I agree with Bean, she's going to be slaying the boys one day! DONNA |
- Posted by blueiris24 (My Page) on Fri, Nov 9, 07 at 10:45
She is adorable! |
oh Gina, she is a doll. Look at those little ice skates! cute! I love her eyes. I wish I had dark eyes. |
Stacy, I'm with you, I just love her eyes. That first picture in the denim is adorable, I like the "Nutella Expert" picture but that first one is just exceptional. she's better than me, I can't ice skate worth a darn! What an adorable little princess she is. Annie |
Wow - she is quite a beauty! I just love little girls :) |
- Posted by dishesdone (My Page) on Fri, Nov 9, 07 at 20:56
Your niece is adorable, Gina! What a cutie! I love the picture of her with her skates! |
Sweet! |
Gorgeous! Truly adorable. Do you get to see her a lot? |
Gina, you've been holding out on us! Where have you been keeping this beautiful cherub? I could eat her with a spoon, Nutella and all! |
- Posted by canarybird (My Page) on Sun, Nov 11, 07 at 13:37
She really is a cutie Gina and I think it's great that she's already skating on ice. Love those little skates on her! SharonCb |
Absolutely adorable. What a cute little angel. |
Too bad the little cherub lives in a different state. But I'm planning a trip soon. My family always had a thing about ice skating. We all learned - and the smaller you are, the softer you fall! But living in California, it's been over 20 years since I put on a pair of skates. |
Gina, she is a doll! Beautiful little princess. She skates at 3 yo! Wow! I am sure you enjoy her. Brenda |
Gina, what a beauty! She must be the shine in everyones eye ;-) Ask me how I know. |
I want her! What a doll face! |
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Ok so here's my dilemma. I have a 1950's ranch home. I have some archways and a few "fancy" details, that to me warrant a nice, basic crown molding. This will hide some of the waviness of the walls anyway. My baseboards, casing, etc. is natural stained oak - the standard variety found in 1950's/60's homes. Since it was just laquered (or whatever the clear coating is called) it will be very hard to match since it has yellowed a bit over the years (not bad really but enough). I don't necessarily like the idea of stripping and painting everything white (and I'm assuming white crown w/natural trim would look hideous), plus I like the idea of keeping some of the original characteristics of home. So, how the heck do I match the color? Has anyone had any luck with this?
2nd question - I have the original 1954 Lyon Metal cabinets which I'm intent on keeping. Does fine auto-body paint really work to refinish them? Anyone tried it? They are in good condition so I'm looking to give them a facelift not an overhaul (so no electro-static painting, etc). Thanks in advance for any advice. BB |
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I don't know about building practices in your area in the 50's, but in my town douglas fir was the wood of choice for the average home because of the cost and availability up here in Canada. The finish was a coat of shellac to seal and then varnish to finish. In my house, built in 1949, there were a few areas that I changed back in the late 70's which necessitated new moldings which I had a neighbor turn out in his shop to match the old stuff. For the finish I took a piece of the original along with some of the new stuff to my paint store where they experimented with stains until they matched the old. It was great , although I must say it wasn't quite the same as your situation where as I understand it , you are going to add on to the old trim. My advice is to take a piece of oak and try to match the color and patina before you begin any major work. |
Refinishing the cabinets takes some finessing. Since you are interested in keeping the '50s look, forget the mouldings. They don't fit or enhance the style. The retro reno in the link above is a wonderful example of enhancing the look with sympathetic finishes. |
- Posted by someone2010 (My Page) on Wed, Mar 24, 10 at 1:57
I've never refinished metal kithcen cabinets but I have used auto paint on wood and metal several times, including cars. The first thing you would need is a spray gun. If you don't have one, you can purchase a middle grade HVLP for somewhere around $400.00. A good investment IMO. Now you can sand down the cabinets with a palm sander starting at about 150 grade and 220 grade. Vacuum and wipe the cabinets then fill any holes or scratches with Bondo. Sand smooth again and keep sanding to about 1500 grade wet/dry. Then you use a self etching primer, two coats, sanding between. Most of the auto paint is waterborn that you have to add a catalizer to. You can use a clear coat type or not. Worked on refrigerators I've done. To match your crown molding to your baseboard, you could use something like General wipe on gel stain. For me, I like water soluble analine dye but to each his own. Main thing is to get a long piece of crown molding to pratice on and do the whole process including the final clear finish. |
I think you can match the stain. Just get a stain that looks close and try it (trial and error) on a piece of the trim. If you have to you can mix stains to get the right color. I did this successfully when I had to add trim pieces to my redwood exterior, using pine. The pine needed a dark stain with a little bit of red mahogany mixed in, in order to match the redwood. good luck! PS: the last post was obviously from a mad man. aniline dyes cause cancer.. |
- Posted by blackthumbbb (My Page) on Sun, Mar 28, 10 at 11:45
Thanks for the advice. For some reason it never crossed my mind to bring a piece in and have them match it. I talked to them this morning and they said it would be no problem and like soto mentioned, they can mix to get the match if needed. |
- Posted by circuspeanut (My Page) on Mon, Mar 29, 10 at 9:44
Soto -- the synthetic dyes used today under the name 'aniline' are not made from actual aniline, just fyi - they aren't carcinogenic. Real aniline hasn't been used in years in woodworking dyes. I also prefer dye to any kind of over-the-counter pigment stain (minwax et al). Much better control over the tone and much more even coloration. Transtint is one brand I've had good results with, available at Rockler & Woodcraft. I've been able to correctly match my 90-year-old fir trim with no trouble. Have fun & good luck! |
- Posted by someone2010 (My Page) on Tue, Mar 30, 10 at 20:03
There may be some truth to what Soto said. You know, everyone who used analine dye back in the 1800's is dead now. Beware! |
I love this link below. One posted is about metal kitchens. |
Here is a link that might be useful: metal cabinets
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Yesterday I posted a little blurb about an injured momma possum and her babies under CT Swap Part II. I did not see her today. However, the dollop of yogurt I left for her was gone. I am hoping she ate it and not the neighborhood cat, skunk, or raccoon. Sad to say that the wildlife rehabilatators never returned my voicemails nor email. I once again reached out to the Ansonia Nature Center for help. I was told to continue giving her the yogurt and included chopped boiled egg and water. Also, if she dies, then, collect her babies and the center will take them. Otherwise, she is on her own. If the food I leave out tonight doesn't get eaten, I will look through the wooded area behind my yard. This will at least give her babies a chance. -Tina |
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That's upsetting, Tina, that the wildlife rehabilitators didn't return your calls and emails. I could see them saying they couldn't take the possums and tell you why, but to ignore your contact is unprofessional (and unkind). At least the Ansonia Nature Center is responsive and will take the babies. I suppose it would make a good educational exhibit for visitors. Good luck. Claire |
- Posted by diggingthedirt CapeCod Zone7ish (My Page) on Tue, May 21, 13 at 20:56
So sad - I love possums. I've read that they are excellent neighbors, in that they don't really do any damage to anything and don't carry any communicable diseases. Good luck with her, I hope she recovers. |
I'm also surprised that you received no response from wildlife rehabilitators. I should think this kind of situation, an injured mother and her babies, would be the typical kind of call they get. I did some online checking about what to do when a baby possum is found. The first thing you did --- contact a wildlife rehabilitator --- is exactly what was suggested because it's difficult to provide for the kind of environmental and bodily functions conditions that they need. Here's the link. Good luck. Molie |
Here is a link that might be useful: What to do if you find orphaned possums
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Reviewed Garden Vegetable Soup
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"This was an excellent soup, my KIDS ate it up! I added more veggies and a little more stock (I used chicken stock).....added celery, seeded yellow squash & zucchini, and I used 2 cans of drained corn instead of fresh. You can add any vegetable in this soup & get a great result. I'm hooked.""
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How To Speed Up Web Browser
Have you ever wondered how to speed up web browser connections? At times web browsing may seem slow. Using high speed internet will give you a faster computer, speeding up your web browser. You can also choose to block your flash program. Use automatic passwords through your password manager to secure your computer. Another tip on how to speed up your web browser is to not download or keep anything on your computer that you do not use often as it decreases loading time. Remove programs you do not use a lot or do not need. Here are more tips on how to speed up web browser:
- How to speed up your web browser (for use with certain systems) – Tap Ctrl + N will open up a duplicate window allowing you to surf then come back to the page instead of bookmarking the site. Delete bookmarks and write the information down if you want to visit a site or sites periodically. Right clicking on a link will allow you to open another window while maintaining the page you were on. Depending on what system you are running, speeding up a web browser may vary. Ctrl + F will open a find box for searching. Alt +F4 will close pop up windows. This will also help with virus/spy control.
- Some more information on how to speed up your web browser – Use browsers to open HTML copies of large document files instead of downloaded programs.
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- Another tip on how to speed up your web browser is running your anti-spy and anti-virus may help speed up a web browser. Often times, viruses etc. can slow your system to a crawl.
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Mavericks, gmail and MailTags November 11, 2013 For years now I've had Google Apps for one reason or another. What started out as a employer's choice in one spot and merged into being easier than managing my own servers lead me down that path. There are plenty of reasons that I'll be migrating away from this solution soon but for now it's the devil I know and have time to feed. I'll save the rant as to how many different ways gmail is really broken for another time. Until the release of OS X Mavericks there was an uneasy truce between Mail.app and Gmail. You simply did a few things, well a bunch of few things, but one time setup and it was done. Then along came Mavericks and there was pain. A few changes and things were ok again, assuming you had the time and bandwidth to let your massive collection of email download. The truce was uneasy but it continued to work. Then last week Apple released a fix to help Mail.app work better with gmail. And that's when things stopped working. At least for me and a collection of others who could no longer get mail in the Inbox. Read more about Mavericks, gmail and MailTags
Hosting Drupal sites on CloudFront October 25, 2013 So the term hosting may be technically inaccurate here. However the practice of deploying sites entirely behind CloudFront recently got much easier. The change came in this announcement that CloudFront now supports POST requests. A long time (years) in coming, this now gives options to sites that would like to have quick setup with a CDN and have lightening fast sites with minimal setup. I'll post more soon on how to do it but it's great to know that it's possible now.
Oh the places you'll go... August 19, 2013 It could have been worse All things considered I'm a pretty good traveler. I've racked up more than a handful of frequent flyer miles criss-crossing the globe to help deliver Open Source software to places far and wide. Given the number of days I've spent in airports and on their companion tubes hurdling through the air a few tricks to make things easier have been picked up along the way. In addition there is plenty to know about scheduling and when to do certain things. This all brought me to the airport early Friday morning for a short flight from Boise to San Francisco for work. Arriving at the airport and flitting through security, my laptop was coming to life as soon as it touched the desk in the business center. Read more about Oh the places you'll go...
Oh the writing August 6, 2013 Back to school time means lots of writing. Not so much for the grade-school kids, their turn will come but for parents. And it's not the sort of writing one does with a keyboard. On the eve of a new school year it is the parents who do the writing. Our daughter's teacher had a great idea of having a note for each of the four days this first week and how the child was getting home. Also on each note was the emergency contact, all on a small note that could be kept with the child. A great idea for sure. But man oh man did it highlight just how infrequently I write long-hand these days. Combine that with the added fine-motor insult of not having my own pen which rolls easier and the day ended with a cramped hand to be sure. One day soon even many of these routine writing tasks may well be done on the keyboard but until then each August as the new school year rolls around parents will get a taste of good old fashioned writing.
Practical parenthood August 5, 2013 In a single moment the memory memory comes ringing out loud and clear. "Don't forget the carseat is in my car," she had reminded me as I dropped her off at the airport. Indeed I did not forget. Well not completely. For it is as you're walking with a 10-month old and a 4-year old, just about to reach the "wrong" car that the "now what was I forgetting" thought comes back loud and clear. So it is that on day one of being a solo parent while the wife is away we end up leaving daycare with two girls and not the right car-seats. Of course with that one last thing that came up at work it's too close to closing time to take the kids back in and return home to get the seat. I could walk home and get it crosses the mind briefly but the two-mile walk is longer than can be accomplished and still pick up the other kiddo. Ah the other kiddo well at least there's an extra booster seat. It might not be the rear-facing bastion of side-impact security that one plans to put their infant in. Then you think "hmm it's probably not even legal." Even under Idaho's relatively lax child seat laws. Read more about Practical parenthood
Farewell comments August 3, 2013 For quite some time I have been thinking about how to make sites that are more useful and better assembled. No this is not a post-CMS look how we're managing content like it is 1995 post. But how to best put together sites that have services that the site or a small group of sites consume. The Distributed Blocks module in Drupal is a piece of this that I have batted around with several folks much brighter than me (I don't have any experience with the Distributed Blocks module or involvement in it's creation just an example of the sort of distributed SaaS solution I've envisioned.) At any rate while I was doing some work on this site today I was facing the problem of what to do with commenting. The comments here haven't been used in a long time for anything but an attempt to spam the site. In the typical flow of things there are waves of time when spammers overwhelm or come up with a new technique to get past the excellent Mollom service. Over the last few years I've removed far more spam posts than there have been meaningful additions. Read more about Farewell comments
And so it becomes Drupal 7 July 21, 2013 It has taken far longer than one might have guessed but after many months of sitting mostly dormant this site finally got an upgrade to Drupal 7. Eventually maybe it will get some new functionality but for now we'll settle for a clean, responsive design. The responsive design comes from a theme based on the contributed Corolla theme. Otherwise things are quite similar. So while it's true what they say about the cobbler's children going barefoot the public view at least matches what I've been seeing for a while. And we won't talk about the state of the children's websites.


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7 The LORD appeared to Abram and said, "I give this land to your descendants," so Abram built an altar there to the LORD who appeared to him. | 7 The LORD appeared to Abram and said, "To your offspring I will give this land." So he built an altar there to the LORD, who had appeared to him. |
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Malloy's Plan For UConn Tops $2 Billion; GOP Lawmakers Balk At Spending
A proposal to invest heavily in science, technology, engineering and math programs at the University of Connecticut over the next 10 years looked more ambitious Thursday, topping $2 billion.
Aimed at creating a skilled workforce that would in turn boost the state's economy, the proposal also envisions that UConn instructors would attract millions in research grant money to the state.
"[We would be] targeting state resources to our flagship university in the areas we know are poised for growth: bioscience, digital media and engineering," Gov. Dannel P. Malloy said at a press conference at jet engine-maker Pratt & Whitney Thursday. "We will make sure that our young people have the skills they need to fill the jobs that we are so aggressively pursuing here in the state of Connecticut."
Reaction from Republican lawmakers ranged from shock to calls for caution.
"My first reaction is: Say it ain't so, governor. Say it ain't so,'' said House Republican leader Larry Cafero, a UConn alumnus. He cited the state's looming budget deficit, which could be more than $2 billion in the next two years. "This is what is shocking to me.
"We've got other problems, too. … We have roads, we have bridges. We have to deal with the Sandy Hook issue," Cafero said. He anticipates that the state will need money for increased mental health care and better school security.
When the proposal was floated Wednesday, it was $1.5 billion. But Malloy presented more details Thursday at a press conference that included UConn President Susan Herbst. The project, called Next Generation Connecticut, includes $1.677 billion in state money, along with a $384 million contribution from UConn — some of which will come from the already-approved UConn 2000/21st Century program.
The proposal — which will go to the legislature and the State Bond Commission – encompasses the Storrs, Greater Hartford and Stamford campuses and includes hiring faculty, improving facilities, expanding overall enrollment by a third, and boosting the number of engineering graduates by 70 percent.
Senate Minority Leader Leonard Fasano, a North Haven Republican, said: "I think the concept is good, but we have to look at the money. … I understand we have to enhance these programs, but that's just a lot of money when businesses are struggling."
"Everything has to be examined before we go further on this," Fasano said.
'Strongly Torn'
Sen. Toni Boucher, the ranking Republican member on the legislature's higher education committee, said Malloy's proposal includes "good projects and certainly the kind of initiative to move the university even further ahead," but she questioned "the financial viability of doing this now … I am strongly torn on this issue."
Malloy emphasized that the investment was needed to improve the state's economy, which some see as stagnating. He predicted that over the next decade the project would attract $270 million in research grants and $527 million in business activity, as well as supporting more than 4,000 permanent jobs.
"Quite frankly this investment should have been made 10 years ago," Malloy said. "If it were made 20 years ago, our economy would be stronger today."
The annual operating expenses for the project would be funded by a contribution of $137 million from the state and $149 million from UConn. It covers the hiring of 259 faculty members; 1,400 scholarships for top students; 50 doctoral fellowships; and 2,000 grants for students and faculty to launch projects.
Asked how the university would attract more students at a time when the pool of college-age students is shrinking, Herbst cited the scholarships and commitment to hiring more staff as a way to attract more of Connecticut's top students — students who might have gone to MIT or CalTech — as well as getting out-of-state students.
Another 'Fleshed-Out Plan'
Herbst said the Next Generation Connecticut plan began much the way the multimillion-dollar Bioscience Connecticut project began: with a modest proposal by UConn officials to upgrade science facilities and equipment.
She said Malloy told her to "come back to me when you have a fleshed-out plan that helps me fix this economy permanently." And she did.
The plan includes:
•$450 million to build new facilities for science technology and engineering programs at UConn, and $770 million in infrastructure improvement, including new teaching and research labs.
•Undergraduate enrollment at UConn — now at about 17,000 — would be expected to grow by 6,580 with about half that number studying in technology.
•Expansion at the Stamford campus of the digital design program into an entire school of fine arts and digital design and media and degrees in financial management, international business and risk management.
Construction and renovations for the plan would be funded by a $1.5 billion state bond and $235 million from UConn 2000/21st Century UConn — a $2.3 billion initiative that began in 1995.
Courant staff writers Daniela Altimari and Christopher Keating contributed to this story
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Hi All,
I am new here, and need help choosing an appropriate soil for my herb garden - large, potted plants on the back patio. I definitely want soil that does not contain animal matter, and want these herbs to be organic. I know Pro-Mix fits the bill, but I would have to drive to Houston and the gas alone would eat up any savings from growing my own. Someone who has experience, please help me pick a safe soil!
Thanks very much!S*
I'm in the same place as you, I've borrowed a few books from my local library that I'm learning a lot from - Rodale's Encyclopedia of Organic Gardening and Rodale's Chemical-free Yard & Garden. I've also heard that Lasagna gardening by Patricia Lanza is a helpful resource.
I know this was posted a long time ago, did you ever receive any advice? what kind of soil did you end up using?
I forgot to read my question before your answer... For the garden itself, I ended up going to the Natural Gardener in Austin and asking them about organic soil. They made a recommendation, said it was suitable for organic gardening, and I bough tit in bulk (VERY reasonably priced). I also drove to a small farming distributor and bought some Pro-Mix (the Micorise Pro type) for my herb garden. I've had great success!
We also installed worm buckets into each veggie bed. It's a five gallon bucket with worm holes that you bury in the center of your garden. You fill it with red worms and then just put your compostables into the bucket. The worms eat it and spread castings out in a six-foot radius, making the soil amazing. Just don't add anything citrus, any dairy, meat, or salt. Just veggies and unglossy paper products. You can find out more from Gordon at wyboswigglers.com - awesome!
Good luck!
Do you have any opposition to using compost?Compost from food scraps, plant clippings, recyclable paper etc.....?
If not; try your own small compost pile. If you can make one using worms to help with compost. Worm castings are great............Use Perlite, compost, sand, and some of your dirt.(in equal parts)I also use Spaghnum peat moss in the mix to help hold in moisture and facilitate drainage.
Just my mix and what works for me.........
It is great for starting seeds. But it is a water grabber and I think omitting it and not rotting roots would be a concern. Most commercial mixes are pumped with a Wetting agent. So be careful. And many have a start up fertalizer added also.


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I often admired the deer by my house. I never imagined they'd save my life.
Moving from urban New Jersey to the Pennsylvania woods was a dream come true for me. The land around my house was a campground in the summer. My nearest neighbor was miles away, and there was no phone service to my house. Didn't bother me a bit.
Back in New Jersey I'd worked as a rehab nurse. I saw people all the time. Some predicted I would soon tire of my new solitary life, but I hadn't so far and didn't expect I ever would. All my life I've felt connected to nature, and I could never feel lonely with animals nearby. The woods were full of them.
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"I call that one Scarbelly," I told a visiting friend when a deer tiptoed out of the woods one afternoon. She was a doe, easily recognizable by the old wound running from her shoulder to her hip. "She had a fawn last year. She brings her baby around too."
"They sure seem to like you a lot!" she said as the doe inched nearer to me. We stayed very still so as not to startle her.
"I'd like to think so," I said. "Deer aren't easy to get close to."
Each day I woke up in my house in the woods was a pleasure—until one April morning. I heard the birds singing as usual, saw the pale sun through the window, smelled the fresh air. But something was wrong. I tried to sit up. My legs felt like lead. They refused to cooperate with me. I had to struggle just to swing them over the side of the bed. I managed to stand. Get to the bathroom, I thought. Just turning in the right direction almost knocked me over I was so off-balance. I managed to shuffle toward the bathroom door.
My shoulder hit the doorjamb. How could I miss the door? I took a step back and tried another time. Once again my shoulder hit the door. I didn't feel it at all. In fact, I couldn't feel my shoulder, my arm, my fingers on the left side of my body. It was like a great emptiness hung where my arm should be. I tried to squeeze my fingers together. They wouldn't budge.
Stroke! I thought, my nurse training kicking in. My mother and grandmother had both died from strokes. Could that be happening to me—at 46? I had to get to a hospital fast. But how? No neighbors, no phone…
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"Well, God," I mumbled, "we've got to do something here. I need help!"
I pulled on the easiest clothes I could find and slipped my feet into sandals. I moved carefully to the door.
The old doe was waiting on the deck. Her fawn stood at her side. Four more deer crowded behind them. They weren't the rescue team I'd imagined, but they were all I had. "Look, I have to get to a doctor," I said. "Now."
The deer flicked their ears, watching.
If I could just get to the road at the top of the hill, I thought, I could flag someone down. Could I make it that far? I had to try. The longer I went untreated the worse the damage could be. I moved stiffly off the deck and onto the lawn, forcing my left side to move. The deer were close behind me.
The lawn stretched out before me like an ocean. I'll never make it all that way!
I put my hand to my face, ready to cry. That won't help! I told myself. I rubbed my eyes and looked down at the gravel road. I was standing at the edge of it. I looked over my shoulder at the expanse of lawn and my house in the distance. How in the world did I get here? I didn't remember walking that significant distance—and it would have taken ages. But here I was, and so were the deer—right beside me. Scarbelly's deep brown eyes looked into mine. "Did you carry me?" I said.
She blinked her long lashes. She was so close I could have touched her.
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A cloud of dust in the distance! I waved frantically as the car got closer. The driver smiled and waved back at me, but he didn't even slow down. He couldn't even tell I need help!
Another car went by. The same thing happened. Again and again.
"I have to go out to the middle of the road," I said. "They'll either stop or run me over. If I don't get help I might not make it anyway."
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Greetings from Yeager Farms Produce in Fairland, Indiana. Yeager Farms has one full-time farmer, Kathy, and one part-time farmer, Gayle, who still has her day job.
Here at Yeager Farms we specialize in Asian and Indian produce such as bitter melon, snake gourd, ridge gourd, bottle gourd, Indian eggplant, chilies and malabar spinach. Or in the words of one of our fellow growers, we grow 'the weird stuff'. If nothing else, the bitter melon is an attention grabber at the farmers' markets, so we have the explanation of how it is used down pat.
In the winter we go back to more traditional produce. A variety of lettuces, greens, spinach, radishes, turnips, and cilantro are available. But to keep us in shape, we also have an Asian stiry fry mix.
So how did a farm in Indiana with a German name start growing Indian produce? Well, Gayle works with a lot of people from India. When they found out she lives on a farm they asked her to grow their vegetables. The first year we had about 15 bitter melon, 15 snake gourd and 20 okra plants in a 25 X 50 foot patch. Now it takes over 2 acres for all the plants.
After deciding this farming thing might work out, it was time for a name. Having heard stories about how Gayle's Grandpa Yeager would spell out her name with lettuce and her brother's name with carrot tops, Kathy suggested naming the enterprise after him. Seemed like the right thing to do since he purchased the land in the 1920's and did a bit of truck farming himself.
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Posted: 03/07/2006 - A man who allegedly fled Post Oak Mall with jewelry after punching a guard remains on the loose Tuesday morning.
Posted: 03/07/2006 - A man who allegedly fled Post Oak Mall with jewelry after punching a guard remains on the loose Tuesday morning.
Posted: 03/07/2006 - Representative Tom DeLay plans to spend this primary election night with lobbyists.
Posted: 03/07/2006 - Dana Reeve, the wife of the late actor Christopher Reeve, has died of lung cancer. The non-smoker was a champion in the fight for a cure for paralysis. She leaves behind a 13 year old son.
Posted: 03/07/2006 - Independent candidates for Texas governor are banking on low voter turnout at the polls Tuesday to help them in their bids to take on Governor Rick Perry.
Updated: 10/28/2006 - This may be the year that, for the first time ever, both the Aggie men's and women's basketball teams put their dancing shoes on. And the NCAA tournament hopes of fans are only matched by the hopes of stores.
Updated: 03/07/2006 - It's been a no-holds-barred battle for the District 17 Republican nomination. Both Tucker Anderson and Van Taylor are vying for the chance to face Democratic incumbent Chet Edwards in the fall.
Posted: 03/06/2006 - Hybrid cars have been growing in popularity the last three or four years, and now with the soaring cost of gasoline hybrids are expected to sell more than ever, but with volts of electricity powering the vehicle, emergency response teams are having to learn new ways handle hybrids when accidents occur.
Posted: 03/06/2006 - Louis J. Freeh spoke at the George Bush Presidential Library. His speech was part of The William Waldo Cameron Forum on Public Affairs.
Posted: 03/06/2006 - The family of a donor whose rabies-infected organs killed four people say health professionals shouldn't screen out donors based on social or criminal troubles.
Posted: 03/06/2006 - Some say AT&T's proposed acquisition of BellSouth is raising the ghost of Ma Bell.
Posted: 03/06/2006 - The former Navasota ISD superintendent is now dealing with a cheerleading issue in his new school district. David Faltys says compalints that have prompted a review of the cheerleading selection have taken up a lot of time for the Carroll ISD.
Updated: 03/06/2006 - Authorities are searching for two men suspected of robbing the TJ Maxx store Sunday. They are looking for a white and an Hispanic male who drove away in a white van.
Updated: 03/06/2006 - HOUSTON (AP) - The Enron financial whiz later blamed in the company's downfall is expected to break his silence this week testifying against his former bosses.
Updated: 03/06/2006 - NEW YORK (AP) - AT&T has confirmed it's reached a deal to acquire smaller rival BellSouth for $67 billion in stock. The deal would substantially expand the reach of the telecommunications giant, already the country's largest by number of customers served.
Posted: 03/05/2006 - WASHINGTON (AP) - The chief executive of Dubai Ports World insists his firm poses no security risk to the U.S. Mohammed Sharaf tells CNN's "Late Edition" he expects the proposed $6.8 billion purchase of London-based Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company will be completed.
Posted: 03/05/2006 - More construction is coming to the area of Greens Prairie Road in College Station. And this time, it will affect you as you head south.
Posted: 03/05/2006 - A local park in Wellborn has a new name. Sunday, the community came together to dedicate the park and honor the man that was instrumental in establishing it more than a decade ago.
Posted: 03/04/2006 - HOUSTON (AP) - A federal appeals court has ordered a new trial for a death row inmate convicted of killing a Burleson County woman, her daughter and four grandchildren.
Posted: 03/04/2006 - Brazos County volunteer fire departments spent the afternoon battling two grass fires northeast of Bryan Saturday. The call came in about two o'clock for a grass fire on F.M. 974 between F.M. 2038 and Zweifel Road. The second grass fire was just north of the first location.
Posted: 03/04/2006 - A local group of pastors were hoping to change the minds of young people and parents alike in an event Saturday in Bryan. It was called the Truth Behind Hip-Hop.
Updated: 03/04/2006 - The Brazos Valley will soon be home to a camp made especially for children with disabilities. A College Station family has purchased the current Brazos Valley Camp in Snook for the facility.
Posted: 03/03/2006 - The early votes are in, and voters aren't coming out. There have been a third fewer voters in the Republican primaries so far compared to 2002, and just half the number of Democratic primary voters.
Posted: 03/03/2006 - In some foreign countries, going to school is a luxury not everyone can afford. One medical student at Texas A&M knows that first hand. But he in between class and studying, runs an organization to help others in his home country pay for school.
Posted: 03/03/2006 - A vicious assault Thursday night in Bryan lands a 23-year-old in jail. Jonathan Auston was arrest for attacking another man, including an assault with a baseball bat.
Posted: 03/03/2006 - Four men are behind bars Friday afternoon accused of carrying out Bryan's second murder of the year.


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I made this tonight and instead of putting it in flour tortillas, we did lettuce wraps. Sooooooooooo good!!
Korean Pork Tacos
Posted at 9:45 PM on Jun 28, 2013 by I am THAT Lady: Mark
Jun 28th, 2013
Korean Pork Tacos
Korean Pork Tacos
Prep time
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Total time
Author: Lauren Greutman
- 2 lbs. Pork Loin (but any trimmed cut will do)
- ⅓ cup brown sugar
- ¼ cup soy sauce
- 5 cloves garlic (whole)
- 1 Tbsp seasoned rice wine vinegar (white wine vinegar will do)
- 1 Tbsp fresh ginger, grated or minced
- ½ jalapeno, minced (optional)
- 1 tsp sesame oil
- Combine all ingredients in your slow-cooker and cook on low for 8 hours.
- Shred
- Toss together greens and shredded carrots
- Serve in flour tortillas over white rice


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Arena wins £2m drinks brand Canti
Arena has been awarded the £2m Canti media account following a pitch against CW Content Works.
Canti: Arena wins account
Arena will begin working with the Italian prosecco brand immediately, focusing on media planning and buying across TV and VoD.
Arena's appointment comes ahead of Canti's first TV campaign in the UK, having first entered the UK market in 2002.
Developed by one of the leading family-run wineries in Italy – Fratelli Martini Secondo Luigi S.p.A. – Canti is among the world's premier prosecco brands. It distributes to over 50 countries worldwide.
Gianni Martini, owner and chief executive of Canti, said: "In collaboration with Arena we believe we have found a trusted partner, giving us the opportunity to realise our ambitions of raising awareness and increasing visibility of the Canti brand in the UK, and ultimately growing our business in this market."
The prosecco market is larger than Champagne in the UK, with sales increasing by 39% in the second half of last year.
Henry Daglish, managing director of Arena, said: "Canti is a premium brand with quality at its heart, and we are very much looking forward to working with them in this growing – and increasingly competitive – space."
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Selective reporting slants news coverage of key Mideast issues
When the Photo is the Story
AFP frames Sharon as villain, and an IDF soldier offers another look at checkpoint culture.
PA Confirms Terror Ties
Media outlets have misrepresented the Al Aqsa Brigades' relationship with Fatah & the PA.
Sheikh Yassin's 'Happiest Day'
Media outlets perpetuate four myths about the late Hamas leader.
The Fatah-Al Aqsa Brigade
Media outlets continue to downplay the close ties between Arafat's Fatah party and a major terrorist group.
Something Fishy at AFP
An AFP photographer uses a wide-angle lens to exaggerate his picture, and the AFP caption omits essential context.
Of Missiles and Videos
An IDF video disproves incriminating media claims from the day before, yet many outlets ignore or bury the new information.
The Media's Mideast Relativism
Under the guise of objectivity, the media try to 'democratize' a corrupt and dictatorial Palestinian regime.
Hizbullah Time Warp
In reports on a possible prisoner exchange, AFP and AP give misleading descriptions of Hizbullah's motivations and key objective — the destruction of Israel.
Child Guinea Pigs
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Are there any clubs in the NYC area (within 50-75 miles) that observe on any night other than Friday or Saturday night?
Clear Skies
Observing during the week
Started by
Itz marcus
, Dec 31 2012 12:17 PM
8 replies to this topic
Posted 31 December 2012 - 12:17 PM
Posted 02 January 2013 - 01:47 PM
You might want to check with the Rockland county club?
Posted 02 January 2013 - 01:57 PM
I know here in Denver, The DAS has a dark site available to members 24/7. Once you've had the "familiarization" training, you're given the lock combinations for the gate, bathroom, and break shed. Been out there with others and alone.
Posted 02 January 2013 - 07:50 PM
The Mid-Hudson Astronomical Association has a site available any time, near Gardner, NY. We occasionally go out there during the week, depending mainly on who is interested (NOT recommended to go there alone) and the weather. We are at the limit of your range, but it might be worth your consideration.
You can contact us on our Yahoo group.
You can contact us on our Yahoo group.
Posted 03 January 2013 - 01:17 PM
Thanx for the replies i will contact the mid hudson aa asap
Posted 03 January 2013 - 06:11 PM
I'd like to go observe more often in Brooklyn too, but it seems even planets are difficult to observe due to the **** side walk heat effect.
Posted 03 January 2013 - 07:39 PM
And wonderful chimneys
Posted 03 January 2013 - 07:56 PM
Sometimes we observe off the palisades Anthony Wayne rec. I think exit 17 or 14 . Last time I was there,in the spring, it was pretty dark for where it is. Don't remember seeing the Milky Way but the sky was riddled with stars viewable with the naked eye.
Posted 03 January 2013 - 08:07 PM
My favorite spot to observe is Lake Teghanic State Park, however its quite a bit of a drive on a weekday. Our white zone dome pretty much surrounds us for an hour in whichever direction.


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