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You do work your magic, Ruth Ann. Beautiful. Oh, how I wish I could get mine to do that! |
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Just beautiful Ruth Ann ;-) |
Thank you. The fragrance at night is like a tonic I tell you. This is a cutting Jroot gave me last year of his, we 'thought' it was a Peaches and Cream but some have said they think it is Maya. |
Now that is interesting, Ruth Ann. Please keep me posted. It certainly is a wonderful set of blooms you have there. My first flush is finished, but there are a lot of blooms getting ready for the next flush. |
RuthAnn: Beautif ul pictures. Thankyou for sharing. I keep heading outside to check my few brugs and buds are indeed forming, but no flowers yet. I love the height of your brug. also. Mine are only about 21/2 feet as of now. Enjoy. Ross. |
Hey, Rosco_p, good to see you on line. What kind of brug do you have now? Any buds? My "P&C/Maya?" has set up a lot of new buds for its next flourish of flowers, as has my "colloquially named DJ", and my double white. I am looking forward to the next few weeks. |
I really love the summertime and seeing thses beautiful plants bloom. It really does make all our effort seem worth while. |
Hi Ruth Ann - they are pretty. Did you decide if it is a P&C or a Maya? I heard that P&C buds are varigated (they are on mine) and that Maya buds are plain green. Jack |
Jack, have not done another round of cross pollinations yet but got no seed pods on the first round. The one in that last image is definitly Maya and does in fact have striped buds. |
I don't believe that mine has striped buds, Ruth Ann. Did you see any on your cutting? The mystery continues to become more complex. Mine is blooming prolificly, and has done so for most of the summer so far. I have "Shorty" right next to it, but have not seen any buds on it so far. I keep hoping. |
I suppose it all turns on one's interpretation of variegated. Yes, indeed both of mine are striped. We all learn together. Thanks for your photos and input, Ruth Ann |
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'Tammy' Review: Glimmers of Hope and a Handful of Laughs on a Muddled Road Trip
Movie Reviews By Rob Hunter on July 1, 2014 | Be the First To CommentTammy (Melissa McCarthy) is having a pretty bad day. Her car is totaled in a hit and run incident with a deer (the animal hit her then ran), she's fired from her job at a fast food joint and she comes home early to find her husband is cheating on her with a neighbor. Even worse than catching them in bed together she walks in on them enjoying a lovely meal that he cooked — something he never did for Tammy — so she packs a bag and decides to hit the road. It's a difficult decision to commit to when you don't have a car, so she reluctantly takes her liquor-loving Grandma Pearl (Susan Sarandon) along for the ride in exchange for a vehicle and a wad of cash. The two head to Niagara Falls, but trouble hits almost immediately forcing Tammy to face her history of bad decisions head-on. Laws will be broken, crotches will be grabbed and things will explode. Tammy is not a great comedy. It's not even a good one really, and if I had to toss an adjective its way to describe the quality of comedy on display I'd go with "okay." That's unfortunate for several reasons, not the least of which being that the film is a collaboration between McCarthy and her husband, Ben Falcone, who directed and co-wrote the film with her. The bigger disappointment though is seeing the unusual and appreciated elements of their script and lead character — and the promise of […]
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Movie News By Kate Erbland on June 11, 2014 | Be the First To CommentThere's something about Melissa McCarthy's next feature film that looks just a touch familiar. McCarthy will hit theaters later this summer with a starring role in Tammy, a comedy she also co-wrote alongside her husband Ben Falcone (who happens to be making his directorial debut with the film) that centers on the eponymous Tammy (uh, McCarthy), a perpetual loser who decides to take her life back by hitting the road with her surly grandmother (Susan Sarandon). Hijinks are all but assured, along with violence, misunderstandings, fun adventures, blood, and possibly getting to make out with Mark Duplass, who pops up as a potential love interest with a vast understanding of potato chip catchphrases (dreamy). The film may be an original McCarthy/Falcone joint, but it looks quite a bit like another wild trip comedy that McCarthy starred in just last year — Identity Thief. That film may have had some different aims for its particular road trip (like bringing McCarthy's baddie thief to justice, and then also learning something along the way, aww), but there's a shared DNA here that makes Tammy and Identity Thief sure feel like spiritual twins. It's double feature material! With Jason Bateman and Sarandon kind of playing the same role! Yet, upon deeper reflection, it appears that McCarthy's love for taking her act literally out on the road isn't confined to just Tammy and Identify Thief, it goes far deeper than that. Here, take a look at the latest television spot for Tammy for a start, and we'll go from there.
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Movie News By Rob Hunter on February 13, 2014 | Be the First To CommentI'd be lying if I said I was excited at the prospect of a new comedy featuring Melissa McCarthy in a lead role. She's far better in small doses where her very specific comedic style can hit and run before viewers can grow weary of the same old shtick involving attitude, crass behavior, and physical comedy derived from her large frame. This "character" is essentially what she plays again and again, with little deviation, and while it's not nearly as insufferable as the ones recycled by the likes of Adam Sandler and Kevin James, it still doesn't work at feature length. Then again, Identity Thief and The Heat were box-office hits and numbers one and two (respectively) on RedBox's list of most rented titles in 2013, so what the hell do I know. McCarthy's (sure to be) blockbuster comedy of 2014 has just gotten a first teaser trailer, and while it's still early, this may end up being where I eat my words above. Tammy stars McCarthy as a woman having a terrifically bad day. She lost her job, found her husband cheating on her, and smashed her car, and she just wants out. Unfortunately, the only out she has is a road trip with a grandmother (Susan Sarandon) she just doesn't like all that much. It also stars Dan Aykroyd, Kathy Bates, Mark Duplass, and Allison Janney. Check out the teaser below and see if you enjoy it as much as I did. I know, I'm surprised too.
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Comment on this storyMumbai – Australian swimming great Ian Thorpe has been admitted to rehab after suffering from depression, local media said on Monday.
Police were called after Thorpe was found disoriented and behaving oddly near a vehicle and the 31-year-old was later taken to Bankstown hospital on Monday.
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The five-times Olympic champion, who made his Games debut as a teenager in Sydney in 2000, retired in 2006 citing waning motivation and made a comeback early in 2011 but failed to make the Australian team for London.
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.- The Archdiocese of Hanoi has condemned local government attacks against Catholics at Dong Chiem parish, including the "savage" and "brutal" beating of a Redemptorist brother by police.
The attack is the latest incident near Dong Chiem parish, where local authorities blew up a cemetery's crucifix in the early morning of Jan. 6.
On Wednesday, police "brutally" beat Redemptorist Br. Anthony Nguyen Van Tang so severely that he lost consciousness, the archdiocese said in a statement.
The statement, signed by vice-chancellor Fr. Long Le Trong Cung, reported that a group of priests and religious had wanted to visit Dong Chiem after they learned of escalating violence against parishioners and priests.
As of Jan. 20, the parish was "completely besieged" and police at checkpoints prohibited anyone from entering, J.B. An Dang tells CNA.
The delegation from the archdiocese was stopped by police at Xay Bridge, about one-third of a mile from the church. Hanoi Redemptorists spokesman Fr. Peter Nguyen Van Khai told the Vietnam Redemptorist provincial Superior that four of the five policemen there attacked Br. Anthony Nguyen and a layman.
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A couple more crosses emerging from seedlings planted in 2010. This one is giraffe pollinated by a variety with double pure white flowers (don't know a name):
The second one is Royal Velvet x Benfica. The parents are both very dark red, so if the offspring is not also very dark red, expect some tough questions: Geoff |
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- Posted by grant_in_arizona USDA Z9 Scottsdale A (My Page) on Fri, Mar 30, 12 at 15:34
VERY exciting! Looking forward to the bloom pics too. Keep us posted! Take care, Grant |
The Royal Velvet x Benfica turned out as expected - a luscious glistening dark red. I lost my Royal velvet to Chafer grubs so these crosses will make a nice replacement. The good news is that three plants flowered after only two years, and I have about 30 more growing in the garden, hopefully to flower next year. The stamens of the crosses are bursting with pollen, which I'm sure I will able to find a use for. |
- Posted by joshy46013 (My Page) on Wed, Apr 11, 12 at 8:18
Beautiful! Can't wait to see the 'Giraffe' cross!!!!!! |
- Posted by grant_in_arizona USDA Z9 Scottsdale A (My Page) on Wed, Apr 11, 12 at 17:44
Congratulations on the blooms! Thanks for sharing the update--keep them coming! Take care, Grant. |
Another one just about to emerge - Lima crossed with giraffe. One more day should see the bloom fully open Geoff |
Damn now I die from curiousity. How can he do that... this Giraffe thing is determined to be a good one, and he has us wait for the picture.OMG xD My guess is that it will look like my "PapMinPic" - with narrower segments though. |
Hans-Werner, Love the pup!! I have made many crosses with Rosado that seem to all have taken. Do you you have any experience with Rosado? Also, Pat was nice enough to share bountiful Pap pollen, so am putting it on at least 1 of every bloom I have. ANTICIPATION!! ;-) Kristi |
No, never had Rosado, I'm afraid. But here's the Lima x Giraffe: Meanwhile, the giraffe x double white is nearly open, so another teaser. It is clearly going to be a double, which is great. It should open out fully tomorrow. Geoff |
Wow! Love the double one!! |
Interesting that the giraffe x double white does not have either stamens or a stigma. Meanwhile, here are another couple of named crosses. The first is giraffe x carmen: It's a kind of generic bright red with green throat and some semi-double twiddly bits. The next is Benfica x Dancing Queen. I have a few of these and some are single dark red, but this one is a double: I'll also put the lemon-lime x Dancing Queen here to keep them on the same thread. This is after a couple of days, and it does not seem to be turning orange like the lemon-lime parent: I have one more in the pipeline - a Bogota x San Remo cross - never seen this before so looking forward to that. |
Oops - small correction. In keeping with the convention of putting the pollen donor second, that first one should be carmen x giraffe. And this one I'm pretty sure is Bogota x carmen. |
- Posted by joshy46013 (My Page) on Sun, Apr 15, 12 at 12:31
Such interesting crosses, that white double is amazing, I see a market for that one as it's one of the neatest doubles I've seen! |
- Posted by grant_in_arizona USDA Z9 Scottsdale A (My Page) on Sun, Apr 15, 12 at 12:58
Nice! Thanks for the updated pics and names. They're really fun to see. Happy gardening! |
The giraffe x double white seems to be getting more and more flushed with a kind of salmon pink colour as it gets older: |
- Posted by berkeleysgr8 8B (My Page) on Mon, Apr 16, 12 at 1:50
Great photos! This is the first year that I've tried growing Hipps from seed. It's really wonderful to see how some of your crosses have turned out. I did a poor job of recording my crosses this year... obviously I know who the pod parent is, but I have only guesses as to the other parentage for my seeds. Next year I'll be more careful! |
- Posted by fishing-dentist 6b (My Page) on Mon, Apr 16, 12 at 4:04
Exciting crosses! My gratulationsto that! |
Wow, double white and light salmon pink with stripes are perfect! congrats~ |
All your flowers are beautiful but that double white is stunning! The first red one reminds me of Black Pearl which I just got last year. (haweha - Love your little doggie! Reminds me of my mini Dachshund.) Clare |
Here lies the real fun of breeding your own plants. CONGRATULATIONS. |
This is probably the last hybrid of this year whose parents are known. It is Bogota pollinated by San Remo (a big showy apple blossom type) seeded in 2009. Here's another teaser - I've been waiting patiently for three weeks. Another 24 hours should do it. The bud has a kind of smug smile, so I guess it's going to be good. |
- Posted by houstonpat 9a (My Page) on Mon, Apr 23, 12 at 9:10
Great job Geoff ! Particularly like Bogota x Carmen ! |
And here it is - retaining that subtle colour of the Bogota with more or less the shape of the San Remo. I'll see if I can try that Picassa trick to combine the hybrids with their parents in a collage |
Not quite over yet. Another Bogota x Carmen flowered and was quite different from the first one - single instead of double and different shaped petals. Still that beautiful luminous Bogota colour which is nice, as my Bogota has been eaten by the chafer beetle grubs. I hope to keep the genes alive by crossing the Bogota x San Remo and the Bogota x Carmen. Check back for pictures in 2016. I have a lot of other hybrids of unknown parentage, but many, many variations on a theme are typified by the two below. I guess they are probably the generic red-white with dancing queen pollen. |
The curtain is falling on the season, so here's a summary of the new hybrids this year, using the Picassa collage function I've been playing around with. In each case, the host plant is above, and the pollon donor is below on the left, with the larger image of the offspring on the right. Here are two Benfica x dancing queen - the first has produced single flowers and the second doubles: Here are two different results from Bogota x Carmen. Again the first is single and the second double: This one is Bogota crossed with San Remo: This is carmen x giraffe: Two very dark parents, royal velvet x Benfica: A papilio crossed with a cybister - giraffe x Lima: Lemon-lime x dancing queen: And finally - giraffe x double white: It's been a rewarding season, so looking forward to some more combinations next spring Geoff |
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Chemistry is an elusive, unpredictable connection between the quarterback and his receivers in any offense. It can't be quantified, and therefore we're never totally sure of its existence. At times it's just another easy cliché for the hack color commentator, and much like a quarterback with poise or a running back who sees the field, having or not having chemistry is the standard umbrella classification for a QB/WR duo.
So I apologize for resorting to such hackery, but chemistry is also a term used by writers confused by Chad Ochocinco and his disappearance in New England. Sure, I could blame age, but it doesn't feel like Ocho's plight can be pushed aside that easily. It's a little more deep-rooted.
Ochocinco is 33 years old, and long before Bill Belichick took a chance on another malcontent player in late July his decline was clear, although slightly exaggerated. His career-high in receiving yards came back in 2007 when he finished with 1,440, good enough for third in the league. His body then began to wear down over the next three seasons and he missed five games. But in 2009 and 2010 he still had a combined 139 receptions, 1,878 receiving yards, and 13 touchdowns, which are respectable numbers for a player on the wrong side of 30.
Like running backs, wide receivers can often experience a sudden drop-off in their early 30s, a cliff dive most recently executed by Terrell Owens and Randy Moss. But the incline of Ocho's cliff is particularly steep since he's on pace for only 18 catches and 272 yards this year, both easily career lows. In his rookie year when he played sparingly and appeared in only 12 games–starting three–Ochocinco had 28 receptions and 329 yards.
It gets worse, and Chad Finn of the Boston Globe shared some of Ochocinco's scary numbers:
He was held without a catch yesterday despite being the intended receiver for more of Brady's passes than he has during any of the previous seven games this season.
Entering the game, Ochocinco had been targeted 16 times, with nine receptions for 136 yards.
Last year with the Bengals, he was targeted at least five times in 13 of 14 games. During the 2010 season opener against the Patriots, he was targeted 13 times — and caught 12, for 159 yards.
Yes, it's true. His numbers in one game against the Patriots last year surpass what he's accomplished in eight games with the Patriots this year.
Between 2003 and 2010, Ochocinco experienced the embarrassment of being held without a catch just once. Now he's posted a circular figure in three straight games.
All of this paints Ochocinco as a veteran receiver whose athleticism is rapidly declining, and who no longer possesses the agility to run effective routes, the same routes designed to create open space for receptions.
But again, there's something deeper than age here, and there are signs that Ocho's inability to mentally grasp the New England offense may equal his physical deficiencies. Ochocinco and his quarterback Tom Brady were animated on the sideline after one misfire in the second half of yesterday's loss to the Giants, and Ocho later held up two fingers when speaking to the Boston Herald, saying they're missing by "this much."
In his regular Monday interview with WEEI in Boston, Brady said that working Ochocinco into the Patriots' offense remains an ongoing weekly effort.
"Every week there's more confidence in what we're doing with him, and with him and me. It's just a matter of us getting out there and doing it on the field. Believe me, no one's more frustrated than us. We talked after the game about what we need to do to get better. And we're just going to keep doing it. We really don't know any other way."
Ochocinco is a 10-year veteran, and he's had 97 days to learn and grow as a productive piece of New England's offense. Yet he still has fewer receiving yards than renowned household names like Scott Chandler, Dennis Pitta, and Randall Cobb.
If Ochocinco still needs precious one-on-one time with Brady to grasp core offensive concepts, it's difficult to understand why he's still occupying a roster spot in an offense that already has a veteran receiver (Deion Branch), and a passing game that runs primarily through Wes Welker and the two young tight ends.
Sheer stubbornness is likely holding Belichick back since Ochocinco will make $6 million this year and he cost the Pats two draft picks, and maybe more consideration would be given to Ochocinco's dim future if Taylor Price and Julian Edelman could stay healthy. As it stands, Ochocinco will likely be in a Patriots uniform for at least the rest of this season.
After that he'll be another veteran Belichick castaway just like Moss and Leigh Bodden, or at least he should be.


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Alma mater | University of Minnesota - Twin Cities |
Occupation | Sales strategist, speaker and author |
Notable work(s) | Selling to Big Companies, SNAP Selling |
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Jill Konrath | |
Alma mater | University of Minnesota - Twin Cities |
Occupation | Sales strategist, speaker and author |
Notable work(s) | Selling to Big Companies, SNAP Selling |
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Jill Konrath is a sales strategist, speaker and the author of the sales books Selling to Big Companies and SNAP Selling.[1][2][3]
Jill Konrath graduated from the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities.[4] With a degree in education, she began her career as a high school teacher.[5] Wanting to leave teaching, she got a job in sales at Xerox.[6] She then moved into computer sales before launching the sales consulting firm Leapfrog Strategies, Inc. in 1987[7] In 2007, she launched Sales Shebang, an online resource for women who work in sales and marketing.[8]
Konrath has served on the board of advisors for SaleGene, a marketing technology startup.[9] In 2006, SalesGene changed its name to Landslide Technologies, taking its name from an app that it developed.[10] Landslide Technologies was acquired by j2 Global in 2012.[11] In 2013, Konrath conducted a survey of professionals involved in sales regarding their use of LinkedIn as a sales tool.[12] Of the more than 3,000 people surveyed, she reported findings that only 5% were using it to its full capabilities, while 55% were not using it all.[13] Utilizing the results of this survey, she published her 2013 eBook, Cracking the LinkedIn Sales Code.[14]
In addition to her print publications, Konrath has written a series of eBooks, sales kits, study kits and webinars related to sales.[15] She has also been consulted in publications including Forbes and the New York Times.[16][17]
In 2005, Konrath published Selling to Big Companies.[18] A sales manual for getting business with large corporate clients, Selling to Big Companies deals with challenges faced in the changing market, with strategies for salespeople to get in touch with executives who make sales decisions.[19] The book has been on Amazon's Top 20 Sales Book list since 2006.[1] In 2008, Selling to Big Companies was named one of Fortune's 8 Must-reads for Sellers.[20] Inc. named it one of the Top 10 "How to Sell" Books of All Time.[21] It also won a gold medal at the Sales Book Awards in the Classic Sales Books category, and was named one of the 20 best business and sales books by SalesHQ.[22][23]
In 2009, Konrath released Get Back to Work Faster: The Ultimate Job Seeker's Guide, a system of strategies intended to help job seekers find employment in a troubled economy.[24] Along with the book, she launched the Get Back to Work Faster Initiative, which included a website and free webinar series to accompany the book.[25]
In 2010, Konrath released SNAP Selling: Speed Up Sales and Win More Business with Today's Frazzled Customers.[26] Written from the perspective of the mid of a busy customer, the book is intended as a guide to getting busy customers to stop and pay attention to sales messages.[27]
SNAP Selling became the number one sales book on Amazon "within hours of its release".[28] It was named one of the Top 10 Books About Sales by Small Business Trends, and one of 2010's Best Business Books by Soundview.[2][3] The book received a silver medal in the Top Sales Book category at the 2010 Top Sales & Marketing Awards by Top Sales World.[29] It was also named one of the Best Sales and Business Books of 2010 by the RAIN Group, as well as one of the Top Social Media & Marketing Books of 2010 by Webbiquity.[30][31] In 2011, SNAP Selling was named to Selling Power Magazine's list of the Best Books to Help Your Team Succeed.[32]
Konrath's fourth book, Agile Selling: Get Up to Speed Quickly in Today's Ever-Changing Sales World, is scheduled for release on May 29, 2014.[33]
Konrath was named to the Sales Lead Management Association's lists of the 50 Most Influential People in Sales Lead Management in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012.[48][49] In 2010, she was awarded a gold in the Top Sales Personality category at the Top Sales & Marketing Awards by Top Sales World as well as a silver medal in the Top Sales Blog category.[29] At the 2011 awards, she was awarded a bronze medal in the category of Top Sales and Marketing Thought Leader.[50]
She received an honorable mention at the 2011 Small Business Influencers awards.[51] InsideView named her to their lists of the 25 Influential Leaders in Sales in 2011 and 2012.[52][53] In 2012, Success magazine named Konrath to its list of 21 Sales Stars in North America.[54] She was also named one of the Top 25 Sales Influencers for 2012 by OpenView Lab.[55] In 2012, she was named to Tops Sales World's Top Sales & Marketing Hall of Fame.[56] In 2013, InsideView named her to their list of the 25 Influential Leaders in Sales for the third consecutive year.[57]


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Sci-Port: Louisiana's Science Center will be turning 15 years old on Thursday, Nov. 21, and on Saturday, Nov. 23, Louisiana Public Broadcasting's (LPB) "Sid the Science Kid" character will be at the Center from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. to help celebrate the birthday with an activity, along with cake and Sci-Port's famous Liquid Nitrogen ice cream at 10:30 a.m.
An episode of "Sid the Science Kid" will be showing on the Center's SWEPCO Demonstration Theater screen, and the activity – Estimation Exploration – will take place in the Light and Color Lab. Visitors will be able to take pictures with Sid, and take home a goody bag provided by LPB. Door prizes will also be given away.
Participation in the program and/or birthday celebration is included with Sci-Port's admission price. Complementary birthday cake and Liquid Nitrogen ice cream will be available to visitors while supplies last.
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I've been playing Kennen as my main AD carry lately, and I'm loving it. His damage in lane is off the charts (magic damage is actually a positive thing in lane, since the enemy will have much less MR than armour; late game the damage from his abilities is minimal, but of course they also proc his passive, so they're not useless). I usually max W followed by E, with a single point in Q at level 3 or 4 (unless you max Q first, the damage from it isn't going to be worth the low cooldown, low energy cost escape and +50 armour/MR buff). I'm also loving his late game damage and safety. Frankly, if you built a Warmog's on him as his last item, he would become surprisingly durable with the buff from his E.
For maximum super fun happy time, try running ad Kennen with a Jarvan support. You're welcome.
I like playing ADCs, I'll give Kennen a try. People can argue and theory craft all day whether they think he's viable or not but you can't say anything until you've at least tried it/fought it. Besides, it all comes down to the skill of a player. Who counters who doesn't always matter if you know your champs better than your enemy. That just leaves personal preference and what style of play a summoner likes to choose the champion that fits them best. For instance, I've never really liked Cait--just isn't that appealing to me (unless she's in her police outfit--in which case it's just fine for the enemy to wear while I dunk her). I prefer Graves when I play ADC. Whether some other ADC is better/worse makes no difference to me cause I just like the dude and practice getting good with him. I like ninjas, so I wanna give ADC Kennen a try! TLDR this thread isn't about Ahri. Stahp.
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Over the weekend I went back to my hometown in Ohio to visit family and friends. This was the first trip for my girlfriend to the "homeland" and her first in person interaction with my family, stressful enough for her right? What about the time it took her to pack and the stress that put on me? (LOL)


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While on its way to New Orleans for a concert, Miley's tour bus burst into flames on the road and was destroyed. Her younger sister posted multiple videos of the inferno on Instagram. She later tweeted that there were no injuries but gave no details on how the fire started.
Presumably this weeping kitty monstrosity is in reference to her American Music Awards performance in November (a performance that some have gone so far as to say was a commentary on her own internet infamy.) All we know is that this would probably qualify as an Ugliest Tattoo regardless of the celebrity subject, but boy does that help!
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I planted Kentucky Blue and Rattlesnake beans in late spring after the sugar snap peas were done. Not sure which ones sprouted but they have purple flowers. I've never grown beans before but my mother did and I thought they had white flowers. Anyway, does anybody know which variety has purple flowers? That was an unexpected bonus as purple is my favorite color :) |
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Lots of bean varieties have purple flowers. Other flower colors of beans include white, yellow, pink, red and even red-and-white bicolors (in the scarlet runner bean group). Your purple flowers are the Rattlesnake Beans. If your Kentucky Blue sprouted and grew, they will have white flowers. |
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In the pilot episode, there's a great sketch that's essentially a '90s tribute video—the idea is that Portland is where the '90s are still alive—and you show up and Fred tells you you're "a little too San Francisco." For someone from Portland, what is a little too San Francisco?
There's a little more of a modern primitive thing going on in SF, but also mixed with the kind of cosmopolitan nature that Seattle has too. Portland kind of fancies itself as the gritty underdog compared to nearest West Coast cities. But that's me being elitist in a Portland way. That's the conundrum with all these liberal, progressive cities: we're constantly battling back and forth with these inferiority complexes.
One theme that runs through the show is the way cities like Portland are almost tyrannically tolerant and oppressively liberal. It can have the odd effect of pushing liberal people to the right, just out of irritation.
I think you're exactly hitting the nail on the head there. In these liberal cities, you have these people who espouse to be very inclusive, but in order to be included, you have to follow these rules. And then the rules are really hard to follow. The rules are really esoteric. So you're trying to feel included and to be good, but all of a sudden you're so frustrated by it that you turn into a contrarian. I feel that way all the time here, where it's like, of course I want to shop at your local business—but I can go to Target and buy everything. I think that's an internal conflict that a lot of these characters feel. They're really trying to walk the walk, but they hit these stumbling blocks and they're so mad at themselves for not being able to be the person they thought they were going to be.
I assume a lot of the sketches on Portlandia are based on real people—but the show made me wonder if the real people of Portland are often stranger than anything you guys could invent.
Certainly. In one of the later episodes, there are characters who are basically dumpster divers, or 'freegans'. And while we were filming the sketch, one of our crew members said, "Oh yeah, I used to be a dumpster diver. I made my own internet." And I was just like, "What are you talking about?" Like, he literally found a way of assembling his own, like, wireless internet signal.
From some stuff he found in a dumpster?
Yeah. So I was just like, "Okay, there's nothing we can do at this point that is beyond the pale." In some ways, you want reality to be a little stranger.


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I have a Reclaimer 90, 90% efficient furnace, that is experiencing a few problems. This is a new to me install also. when commanded to come on by the thermostat, the exhaust blower comes on for at least 2-3 minutes before the burners come on. Once the burners come on, the temp limit switch located on the unit rises and then shuts the burner off due to the temp getting too high. As soon as the temp drops, the burners kick back on. The blower stays on the whole time and the air never blows cold, but the temp within the house doesn't rise above 68 degrees due to the constant cycling on and off. Please let me know if you have any ideas. Thanks |
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It's no surprise that Greek yogurt continues to gain popularity for its nutrition and versatility in menu applications. With more consumers purchasing Greek yogurt on the retail side, it has set the stage for increased mainstream acceptance of foodservice dishes featuring Greek yogurt. Yogurt has always been most closely associated with breakfast in the U.S., but now it's moving into more savory applications in appetizers and entrees and being incorporated into desserts. From perfect parfaits to signature spreads, dressings, marinades and more, yogurt, especially thick, protein-rich Greek yogurt, is appearing in dishes everywhere.
Yogurt remains a mainstay for signature breakfast items like parfaits and smoothies, but has also gained popularity for its versatility in savory menu applications. Many chefs are using Greek yogurt as a lower-fat ingredient without sacrificing the flavor of their signature dishes, especially as more customers are requesting options that have a "better-for-you" spin. Greek yogurt can be used as a substitute for higher-fat ingredients and Dannon Oikos nonfat plain Greek yogurt has 80% less fat than sour cream, mayonnaise and cream cheese when used in recipes.1
"Yogurt is a great versatile ingredient to have on hand," said Michael Symon, a James Beard Award–winning chef, restaurateur, television personality and author, in addition to being a Dannon® Oikos® spokesperson. "I've been cooking with Greek yogurt for years and I grew up with it. I use it in everything from classic Greek dips to flavorful marinades and dressings. Greek yogurt has a rich mouthfeel, and it brings tartness and acidity to a dish for a more complex flavor. One of my favorite dishes is roasted lamb with mint and cucumber yogurt, but it really can be paired with just about anything."
From marinating and tenderizing proteins, to blending with fresh herbs to finish a dish, yogurt is now being used in just about every type of cuisine and meal part. Mediterranean and Middle Eastern inspired chefs have been using yogurt as a key ingredient for generations. In fact, ethnic dips, such as baba ganoush and tzatziki, ranked among the top-five trendiest appetizers in the National Restaurant Association's What's Hot 2014 Culinary Forecast. The importance of yogurt is evident in so many cuisines as chefs from all backgrounds are using it in marinades, dips, spreads, dressings, sauces, fillings, relishes and desserts.
Restaurant operators are also using yogurt to enhance the flavor profiles of desserts. Since the tartness and acidity of Greek yogurt can add another dimension to traditional desserts, chefs are getting creative and developing new versions of the classics like Greek yogurt cheesecake, sorbet and panna cotta.
In addition to breakfast smoothies, beverages like lassis and milkshakes are getting a modern update with Greek yogurt to provide additional nutrients and to elevate the creamy, rich texture.
Since Greek yogurt has been strained to remove the whey, it has a creamy, thick texture and rich flavor. Less whey also means these strained Greek yogurts have less lactose2 and more protein3 than regular lowfat yogurt.
According to the Hudson Institute, a nonpartisan policy research organization, restaurant chains that are growing their better-for-you/ lower-calorie menu options have exhibited greater same-store sales, traffic and total servings gains4. However, offering healthy menu options is not just about cutting fat and calories; chefs should also be adding nutrient-rich ingredients that contribute to their guests' balanced diets and healthier lifestyles. By using Greek yogurt in menu applications, foodservice operators are able to combine the need for better-for-you options with the taste of "indulgence." While many restaurants that offered lighter dishes used to tuck them away in a corner of the menu like an afterthought, today they are putting the smarter choices front and center. For example, several leading restaurants have increased their lower-calorie options to satisfy the growing demand.
Whether looking to elevate dressings and sandwich spreads, add a creamy touch to soups and sauces, or create inventive new dishes, Greek yogurt has become a back-of-house essential. Yogurt has gone beyond breakfast, as chefs everywhere are turning to yogurt as a key ingredient to enhance flavor, boost nutrition and add a creamy, decadent feel.
- Based on USDA database, Dec. 2011
- Contains 33% less lactose than Dannon regular nonfat yogurt: Dannon® Oikos® Plain Greek Nonfat Yogurt: 6g lactose; Dannon® Plain Nonfat Yogurt: 9g lactose per 5.3 oz.
- Contains 14% more of the DV of protein (7g) than regular lowfat yogurt. Dannon® Oikos® Greek Nonfat yogurt: 12g [24% DV] protein. Regular Lowfat Yogurt: 5g [10%DV] protein per 5.3 oz.
- "Better-For-You Foods: An Opportunity to Improve Public Health and Increase Food Industry Profits," Hudson Institute


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I qualified as a Chartered Accountant in England in 1966. Following some post-qualifying experience I joined the UK business forms company of Lamson Industries – later to be taken over by the worlds largest printer of business forms, Toronto based Moore Corporation, with subsidiaries in the US and in all the major international countries of the world.
Working up the corporate ladder in the UK as the Chief Accountant of an Engineering subsidiary in the group, to the Deputy Controller of the European Division, I was transferred to the Toronto Head Office as Finance Director of the International Division. In due course the International HO was transferred to Lausanne, Switzerland. Unfortunately, the advent of the paperless office caused the demise of Moore Corporation and I was made redundant after some 25 years with the corporation.
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