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Photography Weekly: Edition Thirty OnePhotography Weekly Header created by TouchedDA photograph is memory in the raw. - Carrie LatetI recently spent some time (okay maybe hours!) exploring a photographic exhibition on the Isle of Wight - England. I had known that the exhibition existed for some years, but had never really ventured over there. It was held in the home and studio of a celebrated Victorian Photography - Julia Margaret Cameron. However it did include a nice variety of works - photographs from Dorothy Bohm who put together the book A world observed and a collection of shots taken at the famed 1970s Isle of Wight Pop Festival. It included images of Jimi Hendrix who performed at the festival just three weeks before his death. The images collated and exhibited were fascinating. But what really struck me was how far we had come in terms of camera equipment.This was donated to the Margaret Cameron Trust by Graham Ovenden and was subsequent
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Photography Weekly: Edition Thirty FivePhotography Weekly Header created by TouchedD'The day my mother bailed me out of jail she said to me... "You Need A New Hobby"'-Jared Wingate aka JaredWingateRecently I started a forum post asking members of the community where they began with Photography. Specifically I asked what your first camera was and what provoked an interest in the hobby. Because for nearly everybody that's exactly how it begins. The response was incredible, however one reply in particular touched me. JaredWingate permitted me to share so here we go..."I was 21. Just got my first DUI... I wrapped my car around a pole afterleaving a bar late one night. The day my mother bailed me out of jailshe said to me "You Need A New Hobby" she went out and bought me anOlympus 5mp. Which was mind-blowingly awesome for 2001... She thensuggested I take a trip
Photography Troubleshooting: Dull Images on dA?After a long pause in which nobody seemed to have very many questions, we've got a very intriguing one which came up during the People & Portraits projecteducate week and it's something that has always played on my mind, and no doubt on yours too. Once again sine-out has provided a fantastic answer, so hopefully that will help somewhat in clearing this issue up. Have a question? Drop it on this article and we'll work on an answer!"It seems like colorful pictures made in adobe look good, then afterthey have been uploaded on deviantART... the color is more dead.. not soalive..is this an issue?" ~ kayjensen "Hi kayjensen, the issue your describing is most likely a colour profile issue. Colour profiles essentially describe how each colour is represented and there are different profiles for different purpose but mostly for getting accurate colour out of a printer or a screen.By default the internet works with and assumes that every
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Photography Weekly: Edition Thirty EightPhotography Weekly Header created by TouchedD""Creativity requires the courage to let go of certainties."- Erich FrommWeather Photography has always fascinated me - the weather in general does anyway, but capturing those changes, shifts in atmosphere and so on have always had me in awe. However when browsing the latest news within popular photography early this week I was stunned by an image that NASA had captured of hurricane Isaac as it lurked over the USA. I've been in a hurricane before, but it never felt as organised or precise as this image shows. This shows a smooth beautiful cloud formation. When below it's likely wreaking havoc and destroying lives. It's difficult to match the two together and contemplate them as the same thing. It's also incredible how we've advanced in terms of technology. This shot of Hurricane Isaac was captured at the end of a month in which images have been transferred from Mars. We, as a human rac
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Photography Weekly: Edition Thirty FourPhotography Weekly Header created by TouchedD"One Signature is worth a thousand implied tones..."-Charles Swan -Copyright Expert In the news this week there has been a spotlight on Karren Brady, a photographer who has won a copyright ruling. The news article itself is interesting but the cautions that it turfs up for the future and current generations of photographers are slightly more concerning. The general feeling that has started to develop is that if you have assistance with setting up a shot, making a scene, posing a model and making up a person for example, those people may well have rights to your work. This is also being debated with regards to post-production and if you get somebody else to edit your work. What are your thoughts on this? And when attributing this to the deviantART community, what
Photography Weekly: Edition Forty TwoPhotography Weekly Header created by TouchedD"Everyone talks about the weather, but no one does anything about it." ― Mark TwainThe sky is so often underestimated in terms of Photography that I felt compelled to give it a bit of love and talk about it in this weeks article. I've been following UK Storm Chasers on facebook who have been documenting the arrival of the 'demon child of Nadine' as it has been deemed. Hurricane Nadine is still out there in the Atlantic Ocean spinning around and preparing to send the UK another demon child (which is really just a tropical storm to us) and with it comes a plethora of opportunities to snap some stunning skies and horizons. But do we appreciate the sky enough? I don't think we do. When was the last time you stopped shooting at eye level and looked up? Often, there's nothing there - but often too, there's something worth capturing. The general rule when capturing la
Photography Weekly: Edition Forty SixPhotography Weekly Header created by TouchedD"Does Equipment Matter?" One of the more recent articles on the topic of photography explores how an instagram photograph taken during Hurricane Sandy has been selected to be used on the cover of Time Magazine. Perhaps quite fittingly, the title accompanying the image on the front page is Lessons from the storm. Whilst many have learned a lot from Hurricane Sandy and many more are working on rebuilding their lives, one of the biggest lessons for photographers and the world of media could well be that iphone Photographers can be photo-journalists too. We've covered the topic of equipment, capabilities and qualifications many a time before now in Photography Weekly - but what are your thoughts on this article?Source: Petapixel Community Relations N
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Celebrating Diversity #1Welcome to this new series of Art Features! Even tho most of you are aware of the many many galleries and categories here on dA, I think most of us move in a sort of "comfort zone" between Galleries, Channels or Groups that provide us with a constant flow of new art. And sometimes we forget all the other great artforms, styles and media that are out of our "comfort zone". And today I want to step out of that warm and cuddly place and feature some awesome works from places on dA I don't usually visit! Since this is the first entry, I thought I should explain it a bit more, so that is why there is more text in this article The topic of celebrating diversity is something that I really want to cherish. I am guilty of not fully
Darkroom Exposed: Digital OverlaysDarkroom Exposed is a series of articles highlighting talented deviants, noteworthy art and helpful information all about the Photography > Darkroom gallery on dA.This issue features digital overlays, which are created by layering two or more images (including but not limited to texture and colour layers) to create a final image, mimicking the effect of exposing photographic paper to two or more negatives and/or filters during printing. This differs from photomanipulations, where elements of numerous images are separately extracted and combined to make a final image. Stock used in title graphic007007 by mikm-STOCKnegatives stock 1 by :de
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On August 19, San Mateo County Mosquito & Vector Control notified the City about a pool of mosquitoes and a dead bird found at Clay Park in South San Francisco. Both the pool of mosquitoes and bird tested positive for the West Nile Virus.
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Go Backpacking in Africa's Hub – Cape Town, South Africa
Top Backpacking Destinations Ranking: 7.5/10
The best time to hit Cape Town is between November and April while the sun is shining and it's nice and warm. If you visit in the winter there's a big risk of rain so you might as well just be in England! As the second biggest city in South Africa it has established itself as a bit of a backpacking hub not only in South Africa but for the whole continent. It is head and shoulders above Johannesburg due to its more natural surroundings, better climate and generally safer conditions.
The city's main draw is its natural features, Table Mountain being the stand out feature which wows backpackers time after time. It can also provide the more adventurous travellers with a challenge as a hike to the top is a possibility if you're feeling energetic. If you're feeling a bit lazy then you can always hop on the cableway and enjoy the amazing views without the physical strain! Once you've tired yourself out with that you can go and take your pick of the beaches to relax a bit and enjoy the lovely summer weather. Cape Town benefits, in a similar way to Rio de Janeiro, from a variety of beaches that are all easily accessible but all have different atmospheres depending on what you're after. If you're not scared of being overrun by other tourists then Clifton has a beautiful stretch as well as offering a variety of bars, restaurants and other entertainment. However, if you're looking for a slightly more natural escape then head over to Boulders Beach where you might even get a glimpse of some African penguins. If you're there slightly earlier (August – November) then you can also head out on whale watching trips and maybe catch a glimpse of some Humpbacks during breeding season.
It's not all about the natural attractions either, the city is steeped in cultural history and if you go backpacking on the lookout for a taste of the local culture and to soak up some of the architectural heritage then there's plenty of options. The Victoria and Alfred Waterfront is probably the most popular tourist attraction where visitors can watch ships coming and going through the Nelson Mandela gateway on the way to Robben Island as a break from their shopping trip. Or if it's the different architectural features that have drawn you in then get over to Constantia and check out the old government buildings for an example of some Cape Dutch style which combines the architectural traditions of Netherlands, Germany and France.
As the World Cup approaches, the popularity of backpacking around South Africa is only going to explode and now is as good a time as any to go on a visit. Whilst worries about safety remain if you apply the same backpacking rules as you should at any destination then there shouldn't be anything to worry about. One thing's for sure, there's certainly plenty to see and do.
Why not add some more of your own tips in the comments, i'm sure i've only touched the surface here.
Get more info on other places for backpacker travel in Africa
Or you could even invest in the hard copy: South Africa Lonely Planet Guides
The Authentic Thai Destination – Chiang Mai, Thailand
Top Backpacking Destinations Ranking: 8/10
The majority of people who go backpacking in Thailand spend a short time in Bangkok and then head south to the island resorts that are abundant on both coasts. All those destinations are excellent in their own right, but that travel route results in the backpacker missing out on a gem – Chiang Mai.
Chiang Mai is a beautiful, traditional city with lots to offer, as well as a fantastic surrounding area where you can head up into the jungle and have another totally different experience. The city has been less affected by the tourist influx into South East Asia compared to the southern beach destinations and Bangkok and it is possible to get something close to the authentic Thai experience. I'd highly recommend visiting the local monastery where Buddhist monks wander the paths and are happy to chat to visitors (given they speak English or you speak Thai of course!). Elsewhere it is easy to entertain yourself just taking in the town and watching locals get up to their everyday tasks, whether it's flying around in tuk tuks at breakneck speeds or just sitting in their small shop windows eating freshly made pad thai. And if that's not enough then you can head over to Chiang Mai Zoo and do a stint on Panda Watch.
The beauty of this place is that you could easily get stuck relaxing and enjoying everything mentioned above, but Chiang Mai also acts as a hub to go out on tours into the jungle and take your experience to the next level. Backpacker accommodation is easy to find and if you pick a good one they should have details of the tours you can do. One option is a three day trek into the jungle which allows you to stay with locals hidden up in their own small villages and get a sample of the difference between rural and city living – it's a real eye opener. Some of the vistas you get on these tours are incredible and taken right off a postcard and the freshly made food will blow your local takeaway out of the water. The tours also involve activities such as elephant rides and bamboo rafting which bring a welcome rest after 3 days on your feet. Unless you fall in the river of course!
Whilst not off the beaten track, Chiang Mai is certainly less visited than the southern regions of Thailand and this omission is a major oversight on the part of many travellers. If you're not just visiting for beautiful beaches and the party atmosphere then it is the ideal spot for the culture vulture to go and get a taste of genuine Thai lifestyle.
Share your own experiences of Chiang Mai in the comments – prove me wrong if you must!
And you can check out other Asian backpacking destinations here.
Why not get the hard copy while you're at it: Thailand Lonely Planet Guide
Backpacker Beauty on a Huge Scale – Yosemite National Park, USA
Top Backpacking Destinations Ranking: 7/10
Destinations in America often conjure up images of skyscraping buildings, hoards of people and impressive man-made infrastructure. Yosemite National Park is none of these. It is a beautiful, quiet, natural area which will wow any backpacker who happens to stop by.
The most famous features of the park are El Capitan and Half Dome. El Capitan is a sheer rock face that climbers from across the world visit in order to face the ultimate challenge. As you drive past you can see the silhouettes of climbers dangling from the top half of the rock face, surely one of the most exhilarating feelings if you have the talent and cojones to get up there. Probably even more impressive from the slightly lazier visitor's point of view is Half Dome (pictured), a huge curving rock which can be seen from various spots around the park, all of which will take your breath away. Catch it on a good day and you'll struggle to see a more impressive view anywhere in the world. And it's slightly easier to get to the top of if you're feeling energetic!
If you get to the point where you've seen enough amazing, huge rocks (though i can't imagine anyone will!) then you can also head down to the giant sequoia trees which will allow you to feel like a borrower for an hour or so if you wish. Wandering through the forest you find yourself sneaking through doorways that are actually in the trunk of the trees. If you take some broccoli along in your packed lunch too you can even feel like a borrower and a giant at the same time and really mess with your mind!
One of the main drawbacks of Yosemite as a backpacking destination is, as with most destinations in the US, the lack of accessibility. You'll need to hire a car or go on a tour which will break the bank slightly more than a backpacker might like, but it's certainly worth it when you see the breathtaking sights Yosemite has to offer. There is a range of backpacker accommodation around the park, all of which can offset the price of hiring a car between a small group. All the main sights can be done in a day, with another day to do some hiking around the park which i'd recommend. If you're backpacking around California and spending your time in the big cities like San Francisco and LA then it would be a real shame not to bake a short stop at Yosemite into your plans. Though it will make you feel exceedingly small…
The Enchanting Bohemian Destination – Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic
Top Backpacking Destinations Ranking: 8.5/10
There are some backpacking destinations which manage to take your breath away as you approach them, places so beautiful that it feels like you're travelling around a fairytale. These are few and far between but when the come along you need to grab them with both hands. Cesky Krumlov falls into this category.
It is is a small city in the south of the Czech Republic characterised by the incredible density of old stone buildings with terracotta roofing, all centered around the stunning Cesky Krumlov Castle. It is this architecture that has made the place famous, with the old town being named a Unesco Heritage site in order to preserve its beauty.
But architecture is not the only string to the Cesky Krumlov bow. There are a variety of adventure activities on offer in the surrounding area for backpackers to sink their teeth into, especially water sports due to the various lakes and rivers close by. So if you eventually get bored of exploring the enchanting streets of the city you can head out to the Sumava National Park (the biggest in Czech Republic) and take in environments from giant forests and alpine meadows to man-made lakes and winding rivers.
The best bit about all of this is that it has everything that so many people visit its more famous cousin, Prague, for; it's just a short plane ride away, offers outstanding value and has fantastic Czech beer! If you like the sound of that but want to get slightly off the beaten track then look no further, this bohemian delight will be right up your street.
Great Destination But More Backpacking Activities Required – Cuenca, Ecuador
Top Backpacking Destinations Ranking – 6/10
If you like to go backpacking to nice, pretty towns with excellent food and drink and great value for money then Cuenca is the place for you.
When travellers think of Ecuador it's likely that the Galapagos Islands will spring to mind first, but Cuenca is an equally worthy destination and one that can be done on a backpacker's budget unlike its more famous compatriot.
It is a pretty, well kept colonial town which sits in southern Ecuador and is an obvious point to stop off whichever way you're backpacking around South America. It has a wide variety of backpacker accomodation and superb eating and drinking spots that could keep you happy for weeks. One hostel in particular stands out, El Cafecito, a little hostel which feels more like a posh hotel. Its rooms are all set around an indoor courtyard which acts as a cafe/bar/restaurant and offers great food and drink in an intimate setting.
Cuenca's drawback is that outside of indulging in the culinary delights there isn't that much to keep you busy. I've already said in previous posts that backpacker travel is all about exploring new places and seeing as much as you can and Cuenca doesn't offer enough in the way of sights. Whilst it's certainly a pleasant place to visit and you could easily get stuck there if you have the time, it can't compete with the Machu Picchus and Taj Mahals of this world. Despite this, its location, value for money and European feel certainly make it worthy of a visit.


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Although the definitions of tree and shrub vary from person to person and sometimes with situation, I think most people would be more likely to call the plant in your picture a shrub. It looks fairly typical of many rhododendrons. It appears that someone has doctored the photo a little. I wonder why (not that it really matters, I guess). |
Brandon, 1 - Do you have these? 2 - Do yours grow to this size? 3 - If the answers of 1 and 2 are yes, can you post some pictures? Thank you. |
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1. I don't have any rhodys on my personal property, but work with them often. They are extremely beautiful, but for some reason just never have been a favorite of mine. 2. I see them that size pretty regularly. 3. You can Google-image 'rhododendron' and get lots of pictures of fairly large specimens. 4. Don't forget, we have our eye on you (especially you, if you know what I mean). |
Posted by brandon7 7 TN (My Page) on Mon, Feb 3, 14 at 19:44 Brandon, you did not answer my question: Do you know if the azaleas we see eventually grow into tree size? We come here for our love of plants. If you are not talking about plants, obviously you are not, then send them to me by private messages. More people are watching you, do you realize it? |
I didn't answer that question because YOU DIDN'T ASK THAT QUESTION! And, BTW, I was too busy doing some more background checks on ya. So, back to the new question...I don't know the exact ID of the plant, so won't speculate on how large that particular plant might grow. As for more people watching...I haven't given out any classified info yet, so no worries. |
- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Wed, Feb 5, 14 at 14:30
It's a bit difficult to determine the true scale of the plant in that photo but to answer your question, do azaleas grow into "trees"? Not exactly :-) They can grow into some rather significantly sized shrubs, depending on species or hybrid, but as they typically always have multiple small trunks from the root crown, they really are not considered "trees". I've seen various deciduous (mollis or mollis hybrids) azaleas reach 8' or more but unless some of the trunks are manually removed at ground level, they are really just shrub-like in appearance. One can find 'tree azaleas' available for sale but these tend to be grafted specimens of your typical evergreen azalea,with a single clear trunk. And not all that much height - 3-4' max. |
Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Wed, Feb 5, 14 at 14:30 Thanks for the information. In Virginia, they grow into dense and huge shrub-balls of red, pink and purple, etc. |
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The Hamden High Cheerleadering Team will hold another try-Out. Please sign up in the Athletic Office. Please
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Physicals for fall sports can be dropped off at the high school during the summer between 7:30 am - 2:00 pm to
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The school nurse's summer hours are as follows:
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servings4 bowls
2 medium cucumbers1 15-oz. can chickpeas
1/4 cup tahini
2 Tbsp. lemon juice
1 Tbsp. olive oil
1 Tbsp. honey
2 cloves garlic, smashed
1-1/2 tsp. ground coriander
1/4 tsp. cayenne pepper
3 cups ice cubes
1.Thinly slice enough cucumber measure 1/3 cup; set aside. Peel, seed, and cut up remaining cucumbers.
2. In blender, combine cut-up cucumbers, chickpeas, tahini, lemon juice, olive oil, honey, garlic, coriander, cayenne, and 1/4 teaspoon each salt and black pepper. Cover; blend until smooth, scraping sides as needed.
3. Just before serving, with motor running, add ice cubes, a few at a time, through lid opening until smooth and thickened (blender will be full).
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TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran's official news agency says a collapse and explosion in a coal mine has killed eight workers in the country's east.
IRNA on Wednesday quoted Ahmad Talebian Moqadam, who is governor of Tabas city near where the accident occurred, as saying that a tunnel in the mine collapsed, leading to an accumulation of gas and an explosion. He said five bodies were recovered on Tuesday, the day of the accident, and three more the next day.
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NMPF launched an online, downloadable calculator to help farmers select coverage levels under the new federal dairy safety net, known as the Margin Protection Program for dairy (MPP).The calculator allows farmers to enter their own milk production and commodity price data to gauge the new program's likely impact on their operations. It complements a similar tool created by a consortium of land grant universities that is available through the Agriculture Department website.
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CHANDRAPUR: Stage is set for first election for newly declared Chandrapur Municipal Corporation (CMC). State election commission on Tuesday announced of holding civic election for CMC and four other municipal corporations in state on April 15. The election code of conduct would come into effect from Tuesday midnight.
Chandrapur was elevated to municipal corporation on October 25, 2011, and since then administrator was looking after the work. With only six months of time available CMC was preparing hard for the upcoming elections. While proposal for expansion of boundaries of town have been forwarded to government. Present area under jurisdiction of CMC has been restructured into 66 wards. Elections would be held under Prabhag (cluster) pattern and each cluster would comprise two wards. The formalities of draws for ward reservation have been accomplished and voter list of CMC is being finalized.
With all preliminary work done, election commission announced to hold polling on April 15. Aspiring candidates can file their nomination between March 20 and 27. Scrutiny of nomination and publication of list of eligible candidates will be done on March 28. Last date of withdrawal of nomination would be March 30. Election symbols would be allotted to candidates on March 31. Civic administration would declare the final list of candidates in fray, list of voters and polling booths on April 2. Polling would be carried out on April 15 and counting would be done on following day. Additional collector NB Wati, who also holds the charge of CMC's administrator, would be election officer for this civic election.
Election announcement has however delayed the development worked planned with Rs 25 crore, first instalment for under penta-centenary development grant. CMC had received the GR related to allotment of sum on Monday. Several development works including construction and repair of major roads and laying of water supply pipeline and underground electricity supply lines were proposed under this grant. But as code of conduct came into existence, administration has lost to powers to expend the money. The grant was meant for this fiscal, but administration is helpless and will have to hold the money until election procedure is over.
Administrator NB Wati said, "With the promulgation of code of conduct, administration will not be able hold the tender process for developmental works proposed under penta-centenary development. Hence the grant of Rs 25 crore would remain unspent during this fiscal year, but would be utilized immediately after election procedure is over."
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...is Campanula 'chettle charm.' unlike most Campanulas, this little sweetie is not 100% purplish-blue, but it DOES have a very VERY light version of that colour. chettle charm is a bell-like flower, pure white with just a teeny tinge of that purplish-blue. it quite takes my breath away, as well as other gardeners i've had visit my gardens.
i do have quite a dilemma, however, and that is the ONLY place i've EVER been able to find chettle charm is wayside gardens and after the last time i received half-dead plants from them i vowed i'd never order from them again! even the two chettle charm plants i received from wayside about 2 years ago were in such poor health, i couldn't even plant them when they arrived which, for some bizarre reason, was AFTER snow had already fallen!! i'm wondering if there is ANYONE here who might know a place where i might be able to find Campanula chettle charm other than wayside garden catalogue???!!! i've checked with google, mamma metasearch, and several other international search engines to no avail. i sure would appreciate it because, you see, last winter, the moles/voles and other nasty critters devoured my chettle charms and my gardens suffered from the lack of their beauty this year. i would be sincerely and deeply grateful if anyone could steer me in the right direction (for finding the chettle charm). thanks. |
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joy creek nursery has them |
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Snow clearing in St. Vital – the good, the bad and the ugly
Few issues have produced as many calls and emails to my office as the state of snow clearing of city streets and sidewalks in December and early January.
First the good: once the weather turned milder on Jan. 9, the city put on a major push to clear priority routes and residential streets down to pavement, and to clear sidewalks. Several residents called to praise the efforts of the snow plow operators on such streets as Talon and Abbotsford. It is also worth noting the good news that council did not cut the funding for snow clearing in the 2014 budget, as some people believe. We also did not cut the budget for sanding, nor has there been any change in the city's road sanding policy.
"Bad" describes the situation in at least three of St. Vital's snow clearing zones. These zones are part of a city-wide system. Each zone is designed to be plowed within a 12-hour window of time, during which cars are not allowed to be parked on the street.
For the third consecutive plow, the 12-hour time frame was not reached in at least one zone in south St. Vital, which I heard about loud and clear from homeowners on streets like Wales, Meadowood and Ashworth.
There were also problems with at least two other zones. People called to complain about getting ticketed for illegal parking and then not seeing a plow for several days, and the quality of the plows done days late when cars had returned to park (such as Whitley).
I called publicly for the city to terminate the service contract for one particular zone, due to the ongoing problems. I will continue to push this issue, as well as for a review of the entire "know your zone" system, which I first requested in March 2013.
Finally, the ice ruts on main streets were just plain ugly. While I am neither a scientist nor an engineer, it now appears that the city waited too long to deal with the first snowfall of the year, and I apologize for the inconvenience caused to residents.
This was a city-wide problem, and the city will need to respond more quickly when the next snowstorm comes.
In summary, please keep calling and emailing my office about snow clearing issues, and we will continue our efforts to get the roads and sidewalks plowed and the zone system working.
Brian Mayes is a Winnipeg city councillor for St. Vital.
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Tue, Jun 18, 13 at 19:50
I found a geranium that looks like the one I was trying to identify a few days ago, when I posted the 2 pictures of it. It is tagged Brocade Geranium. Is this the same as the stellar? It looks just like the one in the pictures I previously posted. I hope I found it. Any information would be appreciated. I love the stellars! |
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They could be the same - I don't know as I am not a Pelargonium person. However, I found a source which calls Vancouver Centennial a Brocade and another which calls it a Stellar, so I guess they're the same. I think I'd tend to go with the Stellar name since the source is a pelargonium specialist, whereas the Brocade name is used by a general nursery with a daft name ;-) http://www.colourparadise.com/productsDetails.php?Vancouver-Centennial-573 BROCADE |
Here is a link that might be useful: Vancouver Centennial STELLAR
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Saturday, March 12
Space Coast Stadium - Viera, FL
Attendance: 6,841
Viera, FL (Sports Network) - Derek Norris' single drove in the game-winning run as the Washington Nationals came from behind to defeat the New York Yankees, 6-5, in Grapefruit League play.
Trailing, 5-3, in the sixth inning, Ian Desmond scored on Michael Morse's single to spark the comeback. Then in the seventh, Rick Ankiel's solo shot knotted the game up at five to set up Norris' game-winner during the bottom of the ninth.
Morse finished 2-for-3 with three RBI for the Nationals, who got 4 1/3 innings from starting pitcher John Lannan. He gave up four hits and four runs while Yunesky Maya got the win, pitching the final four innings and surrendering a run on two hits and three strikeouts.
Jorge Vazquez went 3-for-3 with a two-run homer and finished with three RBI for the Yankees. Starting pitcher A.J. Burnett went four innings, yielding two runs on two hits. However, Adam Warren was charged with the loss.
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"New York doesn't do well with uncomfortable silence," Peter Silberman, lead singer of indie darlings The Antlers, said after an uncomfortable silence between songs at a sold-out Bowery Ballroom, in Manhattan. It would be hard for there not to be a blank moment between songs at an Antlers show, if only to let people weep out the pain. The band's 2009 release Hospice is all about a terminally ill child in the hospital. Painted with foreboding keyboards, fuzzy guitars relying heavily on crescendo, and Silberman's eerie falsetto, Hospice is, as Silberman put it when I spoke with him yesterday, "About being shut off with one person and inadvertently destroying a lot of your other relationships."
I'm not ashamed to say I wasn't totally thrilled with The Antlers at first. Friends told me stories of crying on the subway listening to Hospice. Others praised its musical vision ("Whatever happened to concept records, man?"). And my bookish friends loved the Sylvia Plath references ("I think it evokes a sense of despair"). I just thought it sounded like something that would have appealed to me the summer after my senior year of high school—a melodramatic palate of loss, leaving, and the mortality of things, all packaged in an operatic shell.
Photo by Justin Bishop.
So The Antlers proved me wrong. Good for them. There aren't many bands in the age of Pro Tools that can replicate a record live, and The Antlers actually sound much better in concert. And if this year was any indication—Hospice got the Best New Music treatment from Pitchfork, and just about everyone who pays attention to indie rock had one opinion or another about them—The Antlers will continue touring for a long time. But, Silberman was humble about The Antlers' success in 2009, saying, "Headlining the Bowery [capacity: 575] is just crazy to me. I cant really believe it."


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The most spectacular Highland Games in the North of Scotland. Set in beautiful Bught Park on the banks of the River Ness, the Inverness Games features all the traditional Heavy Events, Highland Dancing, Piping and traditional music.
Founded in 1822 , the Inverness Highland Games is one of the most impressive spectacles in Inverness. It is scheduled for 19th July 2014 as part of the Inverness Summer Festival.
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Bronx, NY (Sports Network) - Robinson Cano went 3-for-4, missing the cycle by a triple, and finished with three runs driven in to lead the Yankees to their ninth consecutive win, a 7-4 triumph over the Baltimore Orioles in the finale of a three-game set.
New York starter Joba Chamberlain lasted just 2/3 of an inning after getting hit in the right knee by an Adam Jones line drive. X-rays were negative and the injury is being called a bruised right knee. Chamberlain, who fanned a batter and gave up two hits before leaving, is listed as day-to-day.
"It's not bad at all. [Jones] caught me good. We iced it and [the x-rays] came back negative...I'm 100-pecent confident I will make my next start," Chamberlain said.
Alfredo Aceves (3-0) got the win after throwing a season-high 3 1/3 innings of relief and holding the O's to three hits. Mariano Rivera worked a perfect ninth to earn his ninth save of the year.
Hideki Matsui had a solo homer for the Yankees, who have won seven in a row at home and open Interleague play on Friday by hosting the World Champion Philadelphia Phillies for a three-game set. Mark Teixeira went 2-for-3 with an RBI and run scored, while Melky Cabrera had two RBI in the win.
Brian Roberts and Nick Markakis both had solo homers for the O's, who lost their fourth straight game. Ty Wigginton had a pair of RBI in the setback. Adam Eaton (2-5) took the loss after yielding seven runs on eight hits in 4 2/3 innings of work.
"[Eaton] didn't pitch good right out of the gate. We had a big deficit to try and make up. It was too much for us to overcome," Orioles manager Dave Trembley said.
Trailing 7-4 with two outs in the eighth inning, the Orioles rallied off Jose Veras to no avail. Gregg Zaun started it off with a single and Wigginton followed with a double. Roberts, though, flied out to center to end the threat.
Rivera was on the bump for New York in the ninth and retired the side in order to nail down the win.
The Yankees got on the board in the first inning, as Derek Jeter, Cano and Teixeira started things off with consecutive doubles to produce two runs. Alex Rodriguez and Matsui were retired, but Nick Swisher drew a walk before Cabrera stroked a two-run double to left-center to make it 4-0.
Cano added a two-run homer -- which also scored Brett Gardner -- on a line drive that just cleared the wall in right to give the Yanks a 6-0 lead in the second frame.
Jonathan Albaledejo took over on the mound for New York in the fifth and surrendered a first-pitch leadoff homer to Roberts, which made it 6-1.
Matsui clubbed a solo homer to right field in the fifth for a six-run Yankees lead.
Pinch-hitter Wigginton clubbed a two-run double down the third-base line in the sixth to close it to 7-3. Markakis then launched a solo shot over the wall in center in the seventh to make it a three-run affair and chase Albaledejo in favor of Veras.
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