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1 Now king Shlomo loved many foreign women, together with the daughter of Par`oh, women of the Mo`avim, `Ammonim, Edom, Tzidonim, and Hitti; | 1 King Solomon, however, loved many foreign women besides Pharaoh's daughter--Moabites, Ammonites, Edomites, Sidonians and Hittites. |
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I just moved from Zone 8 to Zone 6. There wasn't really any winter to speak of in Zone 8 so I'm not sure what to do with my Winston Churchhill fuchsia in the winter here in Zone 6. Can it stay outside? If not, do I need to cut it back or anything when I bring it in the house? Help! |
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Winston is a very trying fuschia. It doesn't much care for temps below 40 and will perish if exposed to cool temps. All fuschias except the ecliandras need a period of dormancy. Find a place that's protected for this one and let it sleep. Trim it back in spring. |
There are a few species ie F.magellanica that are hardy down to Zone 8, the odd small-flowered hybrid too ie Alice Hoffman. All fuchsias are cut back by frost, however, and I have not heard of any that are hardy down to Zone 6, certainly none of the larger flowered varieties. - Ian. |
- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Mon, Dec 4, 06 at 1:06
There are a good many hardy fuchsias that will tolerate a zone 6 climate, but unfortunately 'Winston Churchill' is not one. It is only considered to be half hardy and even in zone 8 is not reliably perennial. For good hardiness, look for fuchsias with an H3 rating. This is a hardiness evaluation and rating system done by the UK Fuchsia Society and indicates plants that are reliably hardy, with the test of being able to succeed for at least 5 years in any of the UKFS test plots. This translates to a cold tolerance of -15C or 5F. This would include all magellanicas and a good many magellanica hybrids as well as a select few additional species. |
- Posted by midnightstorm Zone 6 - West Virgin (My Page) on Mon, Dec 4, 06 at 8:21
I have brought my Winston Churchill Fuchsia inside after reading some of the posts here. I had read somewhere else that I could cut it way back before bringing it inside so that's what I did. Now I see that someone else recommended cutting it back in spring. Do you think it'll be okay? It looks pretty pathetic right now. |
- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Mon, Dec 4, 06 at 8:30
Non- or half-hardy fuchsias that are overwintered indoors are typically cut back when you bring them inside. Hardy fuchsias grown outdoors should not be cut back until spring and evidence of new growth emerging. You can keep it in cool, dark location while it is in dormancy, watering only enough to keep the soil barely moist. When temperatures warm up, bring it into the light and then move outdoors after all danger of frost has passed. |
As others have already mentioned, Winston Churchill isn't hardy enough, and neither are nearly all hybrid Fuchsias, but Fuchsia magellanica, and especially southerly or high elevation forms of it, can be grown as freeze-backs with a heavy mulch. There are a few hybrids that have so much magellanica blood as to be just about as hardy (and are just minor variants of it in looks for that matter). It used to be grown that way in Victorian times in the US heartland, and occassionally still is. Don't forget the mulch as it will need some buds to escape deep frost. F. magellanica occurs over a huge range of latitudes from probably the tropics or at least subtropics all the way down to the straights of Magellan (hence the name I suppose). Small bushy plants that have been collected in southern Chile are very coldhardy. Fuchsia campos-portoi is possibly even hardier (despite being tropical--"vestigial hardiness" from a colder climate of the past is my guess). It looks very much like a fine-leaved small-flowered version of F. magellanica, to which it is obviously closely-related. It is a native of the mountains of Brazil. Fuchsia regia is also weirdly coldhardy for a Brazilian plant and quite capable of going deciduous in a freeze. It might work as a freezeback. It is a big clambering species but probably would not get so tall in a climate where it would freeze back. In the interior USA summer heat is a problem, and probably even worse are fungal diseases such as Phytophthora, which tend to hit on warm, muggy days. Fuchsias being Gondwanic have poor resistence to it. |
- Posted by karan_in_oregon Zone 8 Oregon (My Page) on Thu, Mar 8, 07 at 13:19
Hi, I usually bring my fuchsias inside if it gets too cold - below freezing - and I cover them with a heavy sheet of plastic outside in a protected spot if it is under 35 or so - I have done this several years. this year we got snow and ice in January and I left them all outside with 2 sheets of plastic and put a plastic table cloth over them - I have lots of containers - about 25 or so gallon or bigger ones are fuchsias. I just can't bring them all in anymore - I think I lost one - the others are all leafing out. I didn't prune til we had a warm spell this year - February - so the new growth wouldn't be hurt -if there was frost. I put one sheet of plastic on at night or left it on if was a heavy frost - but some actually made it through the few times I didn't cover them. My containers were frozen solid for several days in January - I started seeing green and I can't see any damage except for the hydrangeas that have some leaves that were burnt - I hope the flowers buds are ok. This was HARD for me - but so far so good. I wouldn't recommend what I did but I decided that they were either going to make it or not but I think I have working too hard and a lot of it isn't necessary - my back feels better:) My Mother always put hers against a shed in a shallow trench and covered them with leaves and she had beautiful fuchsias. |
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Poor you! Once my pants ripped in ballet class in 3rd grade!!
These are sooo funny but poor ppl!
Once I was playing truth or dare with my BFFs,
It was fun until my turn. My friend dared me to tell a boy in my class that I liked him!!! I was talking
So fast that he looked at me like a WEIRDO!!!
That was sooo not funny!!!
There is this one time at cheerleading game when i was running and i fell at the fences
my crush found my diary and read it and all the entrys i wrote about him. !!!! he smiled every time he sees ,me !
I have one that could out do all of these! It was in 2 grade nd I was running to get my lunch box when both my pants nd underwear fell down. After I pulled them up I could still hear my class-mates laughing. It was so embarrassing!!!
i fell down a flight of cement stairs and my crush was laughing her butt off it hurt to
i remenber wen i 8 i was arguing wit my cousin and we started fighting and den i peed on my self rite in the middle of the fight. den i started cryin
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Just wanted to share my latest kitchen/breakfast room photos for those who were so helpful to me in my decision to take all of the cabinets and trim in this space from cranberry red to creamy white. I've got one window and a bit more trim to go, and then I'm finished. Well ... sort of. I didn't paint the insides of the cabinets, but figured I could do that when I have absolutely nothing else in this world to focus on (or when hell freezes over). I really love the new look and feel of this old space. :-) |
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- Posted by SunnyCottage (My Page) on Fri, Aug 22, 14 at 16:46
I think it looks great! I also liked the red, but this makes it look so much more open and bright :) |
Love, love love. It is so fresh and pretty! Thanks for the new pics. I love the pet dishes lined up under the sideboard! |
- Posted by SunnyCottage (My Page) on Fri, Aug 22, 14 at 17:03
Thank you! Oh, those pet dishes ... The space looks so much better without them there, but I couldn't do without my four-footed babies! Only after I took the photo, of course, did I notice that "someone" had dropped kibble into the water dish. They just LOVE to redecorate on their own terms! |
LOVE the fresh changes!!! Really looks like an old English cottage! :) The new color is just so right for the latest heatwave ..... and yes -- of course I do love all of the cat dishes too! :) JUST cleaned out the water dishes hereabouts too -- kibble does seem to get everywhere ..... LOL! :) |
That looks smashing! |
- Posted by bonnieann925 (My Page) on Fri, Aug 22, 14 at 17:24
BEAUTIFUL transformation! The white is so bright and really makes the whole space look more open. |
It looks wonderful, and yes, very English cottage. I love your sideboard and the shelf over the picture, and the colors are just perfect. |
It's just so charming, SunnyCottage! Thank you for sharing. You have a knack for hanging art, which I do not, so that it's cohesive, interesting, and welcoming. |
I just love your kitchen. I love old-fashioned kitchens. |
I love your white transformation. Still keeps the cottage charm but much more soothing on the eye. I really like your buffalo check valances. Simple, but the black gives a nice punch without too much and I like how it brings out the other black accents in the room. I love cream/black/green combos. You did a great job. Love everything!! |
So lovely, what of my favorite transformations ever !!! |
The white, the green, the rug, love it all. |
I love it! I am so glad you posted a follow up! |
Sunny, as the owner of a mother/son tag team of canine idiots, those dishes made me smile. A house is not a home without our furry family members! BTW, I should have mentioned how much I love your floor. It is spectacular. I don't think I noticed it when you had all the red in there. Yours is a kitchen for having tea with friends, reading the paper, arranging cut blooms from the garden to sit on the table...it just makes me smile. |
Cohesive, charming, and cozy. Perfect! |
Beautiful!! It's all just so..... inviting and homey and real. Love it love it love it. |
Sunny, I love your kitchen and eating area. If I could point to a GW kitchen and have the same in my house, it would be yours. It's adorable and warm. I love the checkered valance. Where did you get it? I would love one for the window over my sink. |
I love, love, love everything about it- including the pet bowls! |
Oh, so pretty, like springtime :) |
So glad you returned to show us your accomplishments. The kitchen is fresh, calm and soft. Makes me want to roll out pie dough or knead bread (haven't done either for years), simply to spend more time there. Have a relaxing (after all your hard work) breakfast tomorrow morning knowing we would all love to join you and admire your beautiful kitchen. |
Such a warm, friendly, homey kitchen. I'd really like to see pics of the furry babies. |
Really lovely, Jen! That,green is one of my own favorites, and paired with white trim it gives your kitchen a very fresh new look that will serve you for many years--- especially because it has a vintage feel to begin with, IMO that is the best combination, something authentic that still feels fresh, and you have achieved it all on your own! Fantastic results! |
I love what you have done! The black and white check with the green is brilliant. It is such an inviting space--I'd love to sit at your table with a cup of tea! Great, great job! |
Great transformation! Love it. |
I love it! Warm and charming - just the kind of kitchen that makes me want to step in and sit down! I think the lighter cabinets make the tile floor look even more wonderful. Congrats! |
- Posted by nosoccermom (My Page) on Sat, Aug 23, 14 at 10:12
I also liked the red, but this looks so much brighter and lighter and makes some of the features shine that were overshadowed before (floor, edge on counters, art, accessories). It's just lovely! |
Oh sunny_c... I'm so in love with your kitchen. There are many of my favorite design elements in it: the fabulous tile counter, the old fashioned cabinetry and trim, the plank siding, the saltillo floor. I liked it before when it was quirky charming, but now it is charming with a kind of off-hand elegance. Nosoccermom nailed it when she said the creamy cabinets let the other features shine. Wishing you many happy times in your wonderful kitchen. |
- Posted by ghostlyvision (My Page) on Sat, Aug 23, 14 at 12:26
Thanks so much for the update pics SC, you've done such a good thing here, lovely rooms, and your blue and white dishes look just perfect up there. :) |
- Posted by ravencajun (My Page) on Sat, Aug 23, 14 at 12:49
Such a cozy welcoming and beautiful place. I absolutely love the green bread box. I completely understand the pet dishes! Good job! |
That is my idea of a perfect kitchen. Really love the valance, it's just right! Everything looks amazing. Awesome job! You should be so proud of all your hard work, it really paid off! |
I have not been here in a long time, but I remember your red kitchen and I remember you thinking about painting it but were daunted by all the work (I hope I have that right!?). Well, it looks fantastic! You did a wonderful job. Just beautiful. |
- Posted by mtnrdredux (My Page) on Sat, Aug 23, 14 at 13:01
Gorgeous, homey, genuine. I love the pale green with the b/w. And I really love the floor, which you don't see much anymore but is so classic. |
- Posted by SunnyCottage (My Page) on Sat, Aug 23, 14 at 13:44
I'm so overwhelmed by your wonderfully kind comments that I actually teared up a bit! Thank you all so very much for your sweet words -- you truly did my heart good. I plan to finish up over Labor Day weekend but of course really enjoy being in this space even though it's not quite finished! My father helped us to lay the Saltillo tile floor a number of years ago and I too think it stands out much nicer with the new paint colors. I found the checked valances on Amazon and at first I wasn't quite sure about them, but they've really grown on me. Thank you again for being so kind. I'd have you all over for tea if I could! |
Love it Jen! |
I love it too! It looks so bright and welcoming. I really like colors and the fact that the kitchen opens up so widely to the dr. I also like the tile countertop! And of course the cabinet color, hutch and all the windows. Really nice space! If this were my house, it would make me smile every time I walked into it. |
Sunny, how special that your father helped you lay the tile. My DH and I spent the early years of our marriage in Phoenix. We were building a new home, and I fell in love with the Saltillo tiles of the old mission-style homes in Scottsdale, Old Tucson, etc. When I mentioned it to our builder's designer, she looked at me like I had 3 heads. They didn't offer it, and I was always disappointed I didn't source it myself. Yours is really beautiful, and memorable, to boot! |
- Posted by outsideplaying (My Page) on Sat, Aug 23, 14 at 18:19
Love the transformation. It looks so fresh and charming! And I was going to say the same about the floor. It really shines on it's own now and is gorgeous. Love the touches of black, your beautiful sideboard, and how you've incorporated the pottery and dishes around. |
- Posted by outsideplaying (My Page) on Sat, Aug 23, 14 at 18:23
Love what you've done. So fresh and charming. I was going to say the same about the floors. They now shine on their own and are gorgeous. Also love the touches of black, your beautiful sideboard, and how you've displayed your pottery and dishes. |
- Posted by franksmom_2010 (My Page) on Sat, Aug 23, 14 at 21:02
Well that is just lovely! I've really enjoyed all of the makeovers that you've been doing. The red always felt a little too much for me, but this new palette is just gorgeous! The kitchen just looks calm, fresh, and welcoming. That's exactly the kind of vintage kitchen that I pine for. Well done! |
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Cullerton Backs Possible Pension Compromise
The president of the Illinois Senate says he's backing a compromise pension reform plan that could save $138 billion by 2043.
Chicago Democrat John Cullerton tells The (Springfield) State Journal-Register (http://bit.ly/1btBYG2 ) that he's working to build support for the still-unfinished proposal being developed by a pension reform committee. Cullerton hopes lawmakers can begin to act on the plan during the upcoming Oct. 22 veto session.
The 10-member panel was formed this summer after lawmakers reached a stalemate on competing House and Senate pension plans. Cullerton had expressed concerns this spring over a plan supported by Democratic House Speaker Michael Madigan. It would have saved the state $163 billion.
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Unwilling to Wait: Why Activists are Taking the Initiative on the Peace Process
March 04, 2013 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Middle East Program
Two youth activists from OneVoice Palestine and OneVoice Israel will speak about their motivations to take personal responsibility to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through grassroots activism. In speaking about the ongoing challenges to resolving the conflict, they will discuss civil society efforts to overcome these obstacles. Given the many transitions taking place in the region, and OneVoice's experience in the past ten years, Almasri and Bar-Gal will speak about their vision of where future opportunities for Israeli-Palestinian conflict resolution lie and about the important role of the American foreign policy community in moving the peace process forward.
Demographic Timebomb? People Power and the Future of Israel as a Jewish State
February 14, 2013 // 9:00am — 10:00am
Middle East Program
Demography will play an increasingly important role in determining the future of the state of Israel. Population size and structure, the changing demographic balance both between Israelis and Palestinians and among Israel's religious and secular communities, and the unique circumstances of Israel's Arab citizens will increasingly define this future. Join us for a discussion of these issues with one of Israel's leading demographers.
Allies at Odds: Obama, Netanyahu, and The State of U.S. – Israeli Relations
January 30, 2013 // 12:30pm — 2:00pm
Four years in, the relationship between President Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu remains a troubled one. What's behind the tension, can it be alleviated and how will regional challenges such as Iran's nuclear program or the impasse in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict affect the US-Israeli relations?
Pathways to Peace: America and the Arab-Israeli Conflict
January 09, 2013 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Middle East Program
The recent upheavals in the Middle East are challenging long-held assumptions about the dynamics between the United States, the Arab world, and Israel. In Pathways to Peace, today's leading experts explain these changes in the region and their positive implications for the prospect of a sustained peace between Israel and the Arab World.
Defining American Priorities in the Middle East
November 20, 2012 // 12:00pm — 1:30pm
Middle East Program
From Iran to Syria, to an unresolved Israeli–Palestinian issue, the Obama administration faces some extraordinary challenges in the Middle East that are likely to make 2013 a critical year. How does the United States prioritize its objectives? Is it realistic to think about solutions to these problems, or are managed outcomes more relevant?
The Limits of Detente: The United States, the Soviet Union, and the Arab-Israeli Conflict, 1969-1973
November 08, 2012 // 3:30pm — 5:00pm
Cold War International History Project
In "The Limits of Detente," Craig Daigle draws on newly released documents to shed new light on how the 1973 Arab-Israeli War was the result of not only tension and competing interest between Arabs and Israelis, but also policies adopted in both Washington and Moscow. Between 1969 and 1973, the Middle East in general and the Arab-Israeli conflict in particular emerged as a crucial Cold War battleground where the limits of detente appeared in sharp relief.
Iran, Palestine, and the Arab Spring: The View from Israel
October 18, 2012 // 12:00pm — 1:30pm
Middle East Program
The Middle East is churning – Iran, Syria, Libya, Egypt, and the Israeli-Palestinian issue. Rarely had there been a period this complex with so many moving parts. Join us as Efraim Halevy, former Director of Mossad and one of Israel's most preeminent strategic thinkers, talks about developments in the region and their implications for Israel and the United States.
The Global Offensive: The United States, the Palestine Liberation Organization, and the Making of the Post-Cold War Order
September 24, 2012 // 12:30pm — 2:00pm
Cold War International History Project
In "The Global Offensive," historian Paul Thomas Chamberlin offers new insights into the rise of the Palestine Liberation Organization in its full international context.
The 1967 War and the Demise of Arab Nationalism
September 10, 2012 // 4:00pm — 5:30pm
History and Public Policy Program
The defeat of Egypt and Syria in the 1967 is often described as a deathblow to pan-Arabism, and it did indeed gravely undermine the regime of Gamal Abdel Nasser. Egyptians, Syrians and Palestinians had in fact already begun to shift towards narrower nation-state nationalism even before the 1967 war, which merely confirmed this reorientation.
Peace Without Partners: Can Israeli Unilateralism Lead to a Two-State Solution?
May 17, 2012 // 11:30am — 1:00pm
Middle East Program
Blue White Future, a non-partisan Israeli organization that seeks to help achieve a two-state solution, has developed a radical new approach to achieve this goal. Blue White Future's co-founder Ami Ayalon presented the plan and for a wide-ranging discussion of prospects for Israeli-Palestinian peace.


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Unlike comparable Agriculture programs, Fort Hays State University has facilities that you have direct access to as a student to provide you practical, real-world training. Couple outstanding facilities with service-learning courses and significant internship experiences, you're sure to develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence you need to be a valuable employee or business owner.
University FarmPrecision Agriculture is a division of the University Farm and gives you the opportunity to work with soil and landscape. The University Farm operates primarily as a commercial farm, providing a realistic laboratory where you will observe actual agricultural production practices. Practical experience in production agriculture helps you to develop management skills as a student, and potentially as a part-time employee at one of the Farm's livestock or crop divisions. Learn more about the University Farm.
Livestock ArenaThe Livestock Arena puts the use of actual FHSU facilities at your fingertips. With both an indoor and outdoor arena, you can utilize the grounds at any time. Whether working with animals or as a member of the nationally recognized FHSU Rodeo Team, the easy access to top-notch facilities is unique to FHSU's Department of Agriculture and helps bring your degree program to life.
InternshipsThe FHSU Agriculture program also offers experience out in "real world" before you enter the work force full time. With a solid summer internship program, you can delve into your field of study while making connections within the market. Work in an industry related to your field of study, receive college credit, gain practical skills and make valuable contacts to give you a great head start on your future career! View internships completed by students by reading issues of the agriculture department newsletters.
Service LearningThrough the years, students in agriculture courses, including Home Horticulture and Agronomic Crop Production, have been involved in service learning projects. Students prepare displays, distribute literature and prepare interactive activities to demonstrate water and soil conservation techniques. Some of the projects include making and distributing rain barrels, planning and planting flower arrangements in the containers on Main Street in Hays and participating in the annual Home and Garden Show at the Hays Mall.
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I'm running my own server and am using an upload script from zachwhite.com and have a few problems. In the config file it asks me for my absolute path for the downloads which is /www/htdocs/uploader/uploads/ - I assume this is correct?
So I open up my page where the script is located, upload a file and check in my uploads folder to see if the file is there and it's not. I don't know whats going on, I've tried a few other similar scripts and have the same problems.
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This sounds more like a php issue. Gonna move it over there.
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On Windows absolute paths start with something like "C:/"
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What are you running on your server? Windows or Linux?
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Archive for March 2012
Rayman Origins out now on PC
The beautiful, whimsical, wonderous platformer that is Rayman Origins is now available on PC in the UK.
Assassin's Creed 3 on course to be Ubi's most pre-ordered game ever
Assassin's Creed 3 is on course to become Ubisoft's most pre-order title ever, the publisher has announced.
Sega to restructure games business, jobs will be lost
Sega Sammy expects its overall profit for the fiscal year ending 31 March to be half of what it originally forecast.
Fourth TERA beta weekend starts today
It's time for the fourth TERA beta weekend in Europe which ushers in a new content for Beta testers.
MLB 12 The Show [Review]
Spring training is coming to a close, which means it's time to prepare for the start of the official MLB season. Or another year of saying "There's always next year" for us Cubs fans.
IncGamers Plays: Naval War Arctic Circle
A narrated look at the icy waters of Turbo Tape Games' strategic take on a near-future naval conflict.
Game of Thrones RPG features plenty of gruff British actors [Video]
They may be missing Sean Bean, but the Game of Thrones RPG by Cyanide at least looks to be stocking its voice acting booth with plenty of other gruff Britishers.
Scores of Warhammer 40k: Dark Millennium staff laid off
THQ has announced today that 79 employees from Vigil Games and 39 staff from Relic Entertainment have been laid off, as a direct consequence of Warhammer 40k: Dark Millennium no longer being developed as an MMO.
Friendly ghosts: Future Soldier details four-player co-op [Video]
The newest 'Inside Recon' to be smuggled out of enemy territory by Ubisoft shows the four-player co-op mode of Ghost Recon: Future Soldier in action.
Hijack a ride in Sleeping Dogs [Video]
I'm getting a pleasing hint of Just Cause 2 from this latest Sleeping Dogs trailer.
Max Payne 3 multiplayer has some great perks, examples within
If you haven't yet cast your eyes over our hands-on preview of Max Payne 3's multiplayer, then you really should because it's looking quite delightful.
Reward cards reactivated at GAME and Gamestation
Following the update list on the still open GAME and Gamestation shops in the UK, the administrators PWC have now reactivated the reward cards for both retailers.
The list of still open GAME and Gamestation shops
With buyers circling like sharks now GAME has gone into administration, there is some hope on the horizon.
Triple dose of Risen 2:Dark Waters gameplay [Video]
This afternoon we three new video featuring gameplay from the upcoming RPG Risen 2: Dark Waters which is due for release on 27 April for the PC through Steam.
Sniper Elite 2 dev explains why 3rd-person is superior to 1st-person
Our hands-on impressions of Sniper Elite V2 – the sniper sequel in which you can kill Hitler and blast someone's balls from their crotch – are coming later this week, but in the meantime we thought we'd share some perspectives on stealth-based design from the game's developer, Rebellion.
Max Payne 3 Multiplayer [Preview] – Tales told in Bullet Time
The biggest question with Max Payne 3's multiplayer, is how are Rockstar going to make the series' trademark Bullet Time, slow-mo mechanic work in an environment populated by real players?
Yoshinori Ono out of hospital, taking a break from Street Fighter
Last week we reported that long-time Street Fighter producer Yoshinori Ono had been admitted to hospital following "deteriorated" health.
Ghost Recon Online Assault Class spotlight [Video]
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If you want to know why it is impossible not to like everything about Jacob Tamme, look at this Facebook post his wife, Allison, had about the former UK standout on Sunday:
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Yeah, 90% of my Animated guys came from Toys R Us, it was the only place I could find them gonk I only ever saw Atomic Lugnut and Wreck-Gar at TJ Maxx, picked up the latter, but I had a regular Lugnut when I found him and didn't want to spend the money on repaints (though I did think he was cool looking). Found 3 or 4 others in my collection through a tiny TF collectors con and ebay (the Jet-twins were my biggest splurge, but it was worth it, I love them xD).
If you count the 4 McDonalds toys amungst them, they were lucky finds at flee markets xD I haven't found many at Flee markets, but those I have I've gotten some pretty awesome deals on heart The McDonald's toys were 25 - 50 cents a pop, got Inferno from Armada for $3 (missing his weapons though xp ) and a fully functioning Ultimate Bumblebee (from the 2007 movie) for $8 (he's missing his missile accessory and two small panel, but you don't notice them unless he's in car mode).
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Very Good 4.4/5
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This salad travels well for picnics and work lunches, and keeps for several days in the fridge. Makes a great stuffing for pita pockets, or over cooked bulgur or brown rice. Submitted by JO_JO_BA Carbs: 35.3g | Fat: 1.7g | Fiber: 13.2g | Protein: 15.5g | Calories: 207.7
Submitted by DARLENEGILL Carbs: 21.5g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 5.7g | Protein: 5.4g | Calories: 103.6
Very Good 4.7/5
(3 ratings)
This is a great veggie main, and the lefotver rice makes great faux-meatballs if you use a glutinous rice to begin with. But it's great with any variety of long grain rice, so enjoy! In Egypt, this is also served with elbow macaroni mixed in, but I had it both ways when I was there and I find I prefer it without the pasta (it made it too heavy for my tastes). I've also used the tomato sauce as a pasta sauce before--it's a nice low-cal change of pace! Submitted by DAMIENDUCKS Carbs: 40.1g | Fat: 5.2g | Fiber: 7.4g | Protein: 8.1g | Calories: 237.2
Very Good 4.0/5
(2 ratings)
This delicious curry can be served as a thick soup or poured over brown rice. It's healthy and it's Vegan! Submitted by JENNDSLP Carbs: 32.9g | Fat: 13.1g | Fiber: 6.6g | Protein: 5.7g | Calories: 263.3
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This is from the moosewood lowfat cookbook. Submitted by ANGELAMICHELE1 Carbs: 29g | Fat: 2.7g | Fiber: 4.7g | Protein: 7.8g | Calories: 163.9
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Modified recipe found at epicurious.com Submitted by ORPHEA Carbs: 29.4g | Fat: 20.3g | Fiber: 4.4g | Protein: 7.4g | Calories: 305.3
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Time consuming but more than worth the wait. Submitted by VERA_MOM Carbs: 18.7g | Fat: 1.5g | Fiber: 6.5g | Protein: 6.7g | Calories: 112.6
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adaptation of a recipe from the January 2010 issue of Vegetarian Times for the very best veggie burger I've ever had. Submitted by ILLUSIONGRL Carbs: 31g | Fat: 6.7g | Fiber: 4.4g | Protein: 10.4g | Calories: 218.7
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These are the best veggie burgers ever! Submitted by ASHLEE624 Carbs: 15.6g | Fat: 5.4g | Fiber: 3.4g | Protein: 5.3g | Calories: 125.1
With this dish you get a serving of fruit in every portion. Dice the orange if you prefer smaller pieces and--if you're feeling creative--use a vegetable peeler to create curls of orange zest. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 14.5g | Fat: 6.5g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 26.2g | Calories: 222.5
Incredible! 5.0/5
(1 rating)
This recipe uses reg. cool whip as the carb count is the same wheather you use reg, light, free or even the new sugar free cool whip. Submitted by BABYCAKESAZ Carbs: 2.7g | Fat: 1.7g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 0.3g | Calories: 28.1
At only 53 calories a piece, these soft cookies are sure to please! Submitted by COOKINNANCY Carbs: 10.9g | Fat: 1.4g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 0.7g | Calories: 53.4


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Homeopathy is a complementary healing system based on "curing like with like". It involves greatly diluting substances (potentising) which ordinarily may or may not cause symptoms, in order to strengthen the body's own healing response to a problem. Homeopathic remedies (potencies) aim to minimise the risk of adverse effects. There are different types that may be used for asthma, such as classical homeopathy (tailored to an individual's symptoms) or isopathy (for example using a dilution of an agent that causes an allergy, such as pollen). The review of trials found that the type of homeopathy varied between the studies, that the study designs used in the trials were varied and that no strong evidence existed that usual forms of homeopathy for asthma are effective. There has been only a limited attempt to measure a 'package of care' effect (i.e., the effect of the medication as well as the consultation, which is considered a vital part of individualised homeopathic practice). Until stronger evidence exists for the use of homeopathy in the treatment of asthma, we are unable to make recommendations about homeopathic treatment.
Homeopathy for chronic asthma
Published Online:
8 October 2008
This record should be cited as:
McCarney RW, Linde K, Lasserson TJ. Homeopathy for chronic asthma. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 1999, Issue 1. Art. No.: CD000353. DOI: 10.1002/14651858.CD000353.pub2
Assessed as up to date:
1 August 2007
Asthma topics: