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Here's a stylish favor that we guarantee will be one of a kind! That's because with these pretty packages you get to choose what's on the inside AND the outside. And, whether you fill the generously sized boxes with your own homemade goodies, candies, soaps, candles, lottery tickets or any other treat of your choice, your "Delivered with Love" creation will be sure to make your guests' day.
From Fashioncraft's Personalized Expressions Collection, each box measures 5 .75" tall x 3 .5" wide with a black iridescent finish for a beautiful sheen and a distinctive fluted front flap top and matching black bow that can be secured with an included self sticking strip. The front center of the box is perfectly fit for easy application of the personalized label of your choice. From assorted color combinations, to seasonal and themed designs, to your own title, you design the eye catching label that's truly your own! The boxes are bulk packed in poly bags with bows packed separately, along with self sticking label sheets for you to apply. Please allow 3-4 days for production.
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these bags are soooo cute and worked really nice for my wedding... there are many colors to chose from and the design is great... the only small problem is when they make the design it seems it get on the next on a little (follow over) but it is not really a big deal unless you are super picky :) but I must say I did love these bags to put all the gifts in for our guests!!!
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With 110 ultra-thin gingersnap cookies in each tin, you'll have enough for the whole family—plus a few for Santa on Christmas Eve. The Salem Baking Company creates these holiday cookies using a recipe that dates back to the 1700s.
- Made with a blend of Jamaican ginger and allspice, Ceylon cinnamon, Indonesian clove and Molucca Island nutmeg with pure molasses and other natural ingredients.
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i know starwberries from the store are hybrids and will not come true to seed! i am just curios as to how do i germinate the seeds from the ones you buy at the store? has anyone tried this? i dont cre what they look like. just want to germinate them.
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Strawberry seeds are easily separated from ripe fruit by placing them in a household blender with a cup of water and blending at high speed for just a few seconds. (Not too long, or the seeds may be damaged). The good seeds will settle to the bottom, and the fruit pulp and unripe seeds will float. Wait a minute or so for the seeds to settle, and pour off the liquid. The seeds can then be rinsed or scraped out and allowed to dry on a paper towel. |
Forgat to write that strawberry seeds need a month or so of cold to germinate. Put the seeds in the freezer for a month before planting. Sprinkle seeds on the surface of the soil, add a dusting of fine sand over them and place in a warm environment. |
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In a previous article, I described how Petrobank (OTCPK:PBEGF) was trading at a substantial, irrational discount to its Petrobakken (PBKEF.PK) subsidiary. Each share of Petrobank owns nearly 1.1 shares of Petrobakken, yet Petrobank was selling for nearly $1.50 less than Petrobakken. A month later, I noted how the price disparity had narrowed but was still much larger than it ought to be.
With Petrobank's announcement after the Canadian market close on Monday, it looks like the Petrobank/Petrobakken price disparity will finally be eliminated entirely. Those who have been long Petrobank and short Petrobakken will be rewarded for their patience.
In this announcement, Petrobank declared that:
- It will create two independent companies, "New Petrobank" (or just "Petrobank") and "New Petrobakken" (or Petrobakken Energy Ltd.).
- Current Petrobakken holders will receive one share of "New Petrobakken" for each current share of Petrobakken.
- Current Petrobank shareholders will receive one share of "New Petrobank."
- Current Petrobank shareholders will also receive shares of "New Petrobakken" at the "exchange ratio," which will be somewhere between 1.06 and 1.10 shares of New Petrobakken shares for each Petrobank share.
Considering that the "New Petrobank" will hold $100 million in net cash (about $1 per share), plus heavy oil assets and a patent portfolio, we expect it will trade somewhere between $1 and $2.50. Based on Petrobakken's closing price of $12.38, Petrobank shareholders will also receive about $13-13.60 worth of Petrobakken shares. Put together, that adds up to about $2-2.50 more than Petrobank's recent closing price.
Of course, this assumes that Petrobakken shares will not drop on the announcement. We expect that they will drop a bit and I will use that as an opportunity to cover my short position. Many Canadian hedge funds have also been short, so that may mitigate the price drops. It's important to note that the release of the Petrobank shares is not a dilutive event, it's just an unlocking of existing shares. As I've outlined before, Petrobakken remains a good value in its own right. If it goes lower, I may even buy some to supplement the shares I'm getting in the conversion.


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We have several Indian Hawthornes that I love, but so does the deer and I'm tired of trying to protect them and nothing works. Any suggestions for another bush to plant instead that takes up the same amount of space when grown and is somewhat similar.
I'd prefer a low water use type plant and deer proof ;) We are on the the higher ph scale but soil is somewhat amended. We have a drip system. Any suggestions? |
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- Posted by freshair2townsquare (My Page) on Mon, Jun 29, 09 at 15:58
lyfia ~ Have you checked out your local chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas? I've been using information from the Garland, Denton and Collin County chapters on plants found locally to choose my new plantings. You might find information on what plants naturally work best in your area that way. The chapter websites vary greatly, so you might have to call/email someone for the info if it's not online. ~ freshair |
Here is a link that might be useful: Native Plant Society of Texas
I've used the Austin guide that city of Austin puts out, but haven't found any that seams to fit the bill except bush Germander, which I already have several of and I'd like to use something with darker green leaves to create some interest against other plants. |
- Posted by rock_oak_deer 8a TX (My Page) on Tue, Jun 30, 09 at 17:53
Some of my neighbors have resorted to electric fence wire and ugly cages to keep the deer out. Planting something they don't like is the better option. Here are some of the plants the deer never touch in my yard: Abelia - not evergreen The following aren't subs for Indian Hawthorn, but are deer proof in my yard: Sage |
I have just one short strip of electric fence where it doesn't show in my front yard and it has pretty much kept the deer out. Guess they don't want to come anywhere near it once they get shocked. BTW, it doesn't really hurt them -- I've touched it and it is quite startling to say the least, but not damaging. Good ideas have been presented for replacement of Indian Hawthorn. I put in a vote for dwarf youpon holly. |
- Posted by petzold6596 8b southern NM (My Page) on Wed, Jul 1, 09 at 0:06
Check out Barberry Wilsonii 'Ace' on the web. |
Thank you guys!! I do have several dwarf yaupons and mine is much smaller than the Hawthornes. Is there a special kind that is a little larger that would replace those? Some other shrubs I have are lorapetulum, Texas Sage, bottle brush (dwarfs), Bush Germander, Esparanza, and blue plumbago. I do have a Yaupon Holly tree as well. Can't wait to see it in the winter (female). I can't find any Barberry Wilsonii Ace specific. Find lots of Japanese Barberry are they similar in coloring? I'd prefer something with green leaves in the summer. rock_oak_deer (love the name btw) triggered something with the Abelia mention. I'm thinking the Rose Creek Abelia might work in this case. It is a little smaller in height than the hawthorne, but it is evergreen and deer resistant and butterflies and hummingbirds like it. What do you all think? Does anybody have the Rose Creek Abelia? If so how do you like it? |
- Posted by rock_oak_deer 8a TX (My Page) on Wed, Jul 1, 09 at 11:46
I think my Abelia is the grandiflora and they do lose their leaves in Fall in my yard. The Rose Creek Abelia is pretty and the blooms appear to look a lot like Indian Hawthorn, so looks like it would sub nicely. The Dwarf Yaupons in my yard have been here about 15 years. We cut them back a little this year, but they are still about 45" diameter and 36" high. They probably don't get much taller, but they do spread. Maybe you could try Roselee's method before you give up on the Indian Hawthorn. Most of my neighbors don't even try to disguise their deer proofing contraptions. Some of it is pretty funny. One day there was a really awful smell coming from next door, turned out he had put some kind of deer repellent on the plants. |
- Posted by lou_midlothian_tx z8 DFW, Tx (My Page) on Wed, Jul 1, 09 at 12:11
I have Rose Creek abelia and I liked the form better than others. The regular ones are too wild looking for my taste. |
We have a little baby girl who will soon be out exploring so I'm not too keen on the deer contraptions or anything we have to keep re-applying. I did read the Rose Creek Abelia is evergreen whereas the other ones are only in higher zones. lou_midlothia_tx is that true are they evergreen? Are they a lot of maintenance? Messy? Anything negative about them? |
- Posted by lou_midlothian_tx z8 DFW, Tx (My Page) on Wed, Jul 1, 09 at 18:00
lyfia, I would say semi-evergreen in my area that gets repeated freezes. They start growing early, I think in February and filled out by March. Very easy to grow. They may be evergreen in zone 8b. Definitely evergreen at my mom's in Houston (zone 9). They are great! |
- Posted by petzold6596 8b southern NM (My Page) on Wed, Jul 1, 09 at 18:26
Just google 'barberry wilsonii 'Ace' '. That is how I found it. I'm buying four this fall from an on line source. I can't access my computer so I can't send you a link. Oh, they have green leaves with purplish hued flowers, not like any barberry I've seen before. |
- Posted by prairiepaintbrush RedOak, TX z7/8 (My Page) on Wed, Jul 1, 09 at 21:31
I've always thought abelia was evergreen. It's evergreen in DFW, to my knowledge. The normal versions do get very large, but I looked up the one you mention and it looks lovely. Try it and let us know! |
Well, they killed all my hawthornes, but the oleanders are safe. Cenizia ok. I'm thinking of casterbean trees, if I could find seed for next year, what pests those deer are!!!! |
- Posted by lou_midlothian_tx z8 DFW, Tx (My Page) on Thu, Jul 2, 09 at 22:18
Rock Oak Deer Thanks for the list. My parents in law live nearby Marble Fall and deer are everywhere. They don't have much landscaping to speak of... Interesting to see that you put Japanese maple on the list. I wonder about shantung maple that i planted at my PIL's house. I built a barrier around it so male deer would not rub their alters on the trunk as I've seen them do that to other trees around the neighborhood. Do you leave your JM out in the open? |
- Posted by rock_oak_deer 8a TX (My Page) on Fri, Jul 3, 09 at 15:19
Lou - There are four JM's in my front yard in shade of the large oaks. The only one that is really out in the open is the Tamekuyama, weeping style and not good for antler rubbing. It's best to protect any small tree because even if the deer don't eat it, they can cause damage. They do prefer young, flexible trees for antlers. We had a Red Emperor JM about 3" diameter and 8' tall in the open at our last home. The deer never bothered it even while eating everything planted under it down to the ground. It's in the background behind and to the right of JM Crimson Queen: |
- Posted by lou_midlothian_tx z8 DFW, Tx (My Page) on Fri, Jul 3, 09 at 19:36
ROD - Very nice! :) What type of soil do you have there for your JMs? I'm heading to my parents in law's house tomorrow to hang out with my wife and kid there this weekend. i'm curious about shantung maple and montezuma cypress that I planted there. They want me to plant bald cypress that i grew from seed this weekend... Great... H_O_T! If you like maples but have too much sun, shantung maple is the best. Usually they are bright yellow fall color but 'Fire Dragon' will have red fall color. Click on the picture to see rest of pictures...
- Posted by rock_oak_deer 8a TX (My Page) on Fri, Jul 3, 09 at 21:17
The photo in my post was taken in 2007 in Virginia. We had lots of deer there, so that's how I know that they ignore JM's. Currently, all the JM's in my yard in San Antonio are either in raised beds or containers using a combination of purchased top soil and potting soil mix. I left Crimson Queen behind, but did import three Red Emperor seedlings to Texas when we moved here last year. JM's are one of my attempts at zone denial and it seems to be working so far. Your Shantung Maples are beautiful. I'll have to see if I miss fall color over time. I am originally from Houston, so Texas seasons (basically hot and not quite as hot) are not that new to me. btw - how does the grama grass look now? DH has reservations about the seed heads sticking up. Thinks he'll have to get the mower out more than once a year. We are about to go to stage 3 drought restrictions, lawn watering once every two weeks. Have a good weekend, Marble Falls area is nice. |
While at Rainbow Gardens in San Antonio recently I looked for and found Rose Creek Abelia. It is beautiful; small, rounded, compact and blooming! Being deer proof (presumably) is an extra plus. What a neat little hedge plant it would make, as well as being a great single specimen! BTW, the Abelia variety that is supposed to be extra colorful (forgot its name, kaleidoscope?) was not showing any color. Maybe it becomes colorful in the fall, or shows color in the spring. In any case, it was not compact like Rose Creek. I will have to say I enjoy the larger size, form and extreme drought tolerance of the old fashioned Glossy abelia. |
- Posted by loves2read DFW TX (My Page) on Wed, Aug 12, 09 at 0:33
I don't live where deer are a problem but I heard (I think) that if you scatter human hair cuttings in flower beds and around perimiter that deer will smell humans and avoid the area any truth to that |
- Posted by rock_oak_deer 8a TX (My Page) on Wed, Aug 12, 09 at 10:18
Don't know if that works, but I looked it up and found that the recommendation is to place softball size wads of hair around the yard. Just picture it - yuck. We try to create a landscape that all of us can enjoy, so I keep deer favorites on the deck and plant things they generally ignore in the yard. |
- Posted by loves2read DFW TX (My Page) on Mon, May 3, 10 at 9:57
just a follow up post about the Rose Creek Abelia we planted two we found--they were not very common in the DFW TX area--at Flower Ranch... they are staying fairly low, mounding type growth--they have yellow/red tinged leaves... we did not baby them this winter when we had snow heavy--twice--and they came through it just fine-- they did lose most of their leaves over the winter though currently they are not fully fleshed (but don't think abelias get as dense as say a hawthorne) but are definitely growing... we have house that was about 5 yrs old when we bought it--the previous owners did really nothing to improve the planting beds--lots of heavy clay-- we had some compost/top soil added but the guy we hired did not really mix it deep enough---so hope their roots stay fairly shallow... |
- Posted by suzanne Georgia(email@example.com) onTue, Apr 19, 11 at 8:46
Gardenia!!!!! I have tree varieties and they will not touch them. It's about all I plant other than junipers. I gave up spraying everything because it got too expensive. Gardenia's smell so good to us but the deer will not touch them. Try it and see. If you have found anything that they never touch, please let me know. |
Since this post popped up again I figured I'd update. We replaced two of them with the rose creek abelia. Love those. I bought another one to place in a spot where something else won't grow to give it a try. It is my kind of bush. Fine with low water, always looks nice and blooming a lot. I'm going to use more of it when we start on the back part of the house. I love how shaped it stays by itself too. I didn't need to replace the rest of the Hawthornes after I planted some Society garlic in front or right next to them on each side if there wasn't space in front. I've not had any deer issues with them since. So I'm keeping them as they are another low maintenance bush for me and seem to be low water as well. (Didn't think they were) |
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A 34-year-old Colorado prison inmate has been named a suspect in connection with a Mesa sexual assault that took place nearly 18 years ago.
Anthony Morris was identified through DNA evidence as a suspect in the April 26, 1986, rape of a 40-year-old woman, said Mesa Police Department detective Tim Gaffney.
The woman, who lived near Dobson and Broadway roads, was asleep when an attacker entered her home and sexually assaulted her.
The case was reactivated when sex crime detectives began pouring over old cases in October 2002, Gaffney said. Detectives hoped DNA technology not available in the mid-1980s might be useful in solving cold cases.
Morris' DNA was matched last November to DNA obtained after the sexual assault and after detectives began investigating further, Gaffney said.
A detective met with Morris in February at a Colorado prison and a warrant was obtained for his arrest, Gaffney said.
Morris is eligible for parole this month. If released, he will be brought back to Arizona to face sexual assault, kidnapping and burglary charges, Gaffney said.
Because state law requires DNA testing for any convicted felon, Maricopa County detention officers on Wednesday began collecting DNA samples from 1,500 inmates being housed in the County's jails.
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Not a bad time for me as long as the other three matches are finished in time, I should be able to watch at least part of Sam's match before going to work.
The big question is whether the extra week's preparation will prove to be enough. I'm quietly optimistic. After all, Sam could hardly keep the ball in play last week and still pushed Arvidsson to two tight sets. Zheng may be a slightly better player than Arvidsson, but not by much I don't think.
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MOSCOW, December 11 (RIA Novosti) - Russia and the United States will
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Moscow and Washington have been in intensive talks since July, when the
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The Foreign Ministry said earlier this month Russia and the U.S. were
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agreed on the basic elements of a new treaty.
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end of the year.
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The Canadian system assigns numerical grades from 1 to 3 with several subcategories. Grades are established based on light transmittance. Number 1 syrup is broken down to Extra Light, Light and Medium. The lightest syrup varies from full (100%) light transmittance to 75%. In comparison, light and medium vary from 74.9%-60.5% and 60.45-44% respectively. Number 2 syrup is classified as Amber and has a range of 43.9%-27% light transmittance. Number 3 syrup is darkest and includes all syrup below 27% light transmittance.
The US maple grading system assigns grades ranging from AA to Commercial Grade. AA syrup is also labeled light amber or 'Extra Fancy' and is equivalent to Canadian number 1. Many people incorrectly assume that syrup with the highest grade has the strongest maple flavor, but the opposite is true. This syrup has the lightest flavor, it reads as subtle to some and weak to others. AA syrup is made from the earliest sap; approximately 25-30% of syrup production will fall into this grade. This syrup will produce the lightest maple sugar with the most subtle flavor. Bias toward the label of 'AA' means this syrup is often more expensive than the others.
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For an epic appearance at the Super Bowl XLVI Halftime Show, the singer proved she can go from elegant to outrageous in one minute flat. The star performed in a custom Givenchy costume that crossed a Roman gladiator with Cleopatra. "I think you have to try on a lot of guises before you know who you are," Madonna said.Read MoreLess


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On Sunday the government declared a public health emergency over swine flu, a strain of flu that normally occurs among pigs, but has begun spreading between humans. The virus, which originated in Mexico and has infected thousands of people worldwide, has also been on the rise in the U.S.—with 90+ cases and counting—and Canada. Though the number of infected persons continues to climb, experts urge calm and caution.
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To help you separate fact from fiction (and fear!), Prevention turned to the CDC and public health experts for answers to your top questions. One reassuring fact right off the bat: Each of us can play a significant role in reducing our individual risk of infection, says Richard Besser, MD, acting director of the CDC. Here are the 13 top things you need to know about the swine flu.
Q: What is swine flu?
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I've started having problems when trying to edit text in table cells. Sometimes I double click and all is ok. Sometimes it wont let me select anything in the cell. Sometimes I have to select the cell, then right click to edit text. I get this message:
Command: Specify opposite corner:
Invalid window specification.
Specify opposite corner: Specify opposite corner:
Is this likely to be a hardwear issue, and the pc is struggling to run AC correctly with all the other crap my company has running in the background? Or is there a systems setting that may have been changed, for whatever reason?
Your suggestions would be much appreiated.
I understand that you were able to edit table cells before and now you can't.
Has anything changed in your ssytem like the installation of an update or a third-party application?
Is there any content in the cells?
Is there any chance that the cells are locked?
If you click once on the cell and start typing, does it work?
Does this issue happen with new files created from scratch as well or only with existing files?
If it only happens with certain files, can you send one (or part of it) so that we can have a look?
If you want to check if there is a conflict with another application, use Windows in diagnostic mode:
When do you get the message, after right-clicking to edit text?
Have you tried creating a new AutoCAD profile? And a new Windows account?
Hope this can help you.
Luciane Conceição
Product Support Specialist
Autodesk, Inc.
Nothing has changed with any settings on this pc. No new applications. No new files, etc ect.
I have found that I can click in the cell and then hit F2 and then I can edit the cell in place.
Thatn is a good workaround.
Did you try in diagnostic mode and with a new profile/user?
Just checking if you still need assisatnce on this.
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I bought this 13-year old house 6 months ago. The basement bathroom is weird, having two doors on one end. I want to add a wall with a door to create a hallway and a smaller bathroom. Normally the door would be a left-hand open, inward - but that would cover up the existing light & fan switches (in dual gang switch box). So I was planning to relocate the switches to the right side of the new door inside the bathroom in the new wall. And The GFCI outlet would be partially covered by the new wall, so I would have to have to move the GFCI outlet, planned to also be in the new wall near the light and fan switches. But upon further investigation, I'm a little worried: Both light/fan switches and GFCI outlet and protected outlet are all on one 15 A breaker circuit with 14 gauge wire. I'm guessing this is not to current code. This means that if I change or add anything (ie. spliced wire to relocate switches and outlet?), the bathroom circuit would have to be upgraded to 20A/12gauge, something I don�t want to take on right now. So, I�m looking for alternate plans that won�t require any types of changes to the existing electrical that would require permit and inspection 1. For example, if I made the door to right-hand open (a little awkward to use, but acceptable), I would still need to move the current light & fan switch about 4" to the right in the same wall: without rewiring anything, I could attach the junction box to a stud that is 8" away. My understanding is that moving switches a little bit does not require permit/inspection: is that right? 2. The other end of the planned wall would partially cover the GFCI outlet. It only needs to move 1.5" to be clear, but it would have to go to the other side of the stud. The existing outlet is a 20A GFCI on 15A circuit � so I could remove it and put 15A unit on declaring the 20A one "defective" � so replacement is simple maintenance. Or not? Would you expect these changes to fall under the "maintenance type work" as described in the FAQs? Comments? |
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- Posted by ronnatalie (My Page) on Mon, Dec 30, 13 at 7:21
You are correct. Bathrooms have for the past decade or more been required to be served by 20A circuits (anybody with teenage daughters knows why, hair dryers trip 15A breakers). Unfortunately, nobody can answer the questions you are asking. This is not set addressed by the electrical codes. The local inspectors pretty much decide how much of a change requires bringing things up to the new code. Frankly, around here, doing what you're talking about would DEFINITELY require a permit and inspection, whether they'd make you upgrade the circuit or not depends on the extent of the rest of the renovation. The 20A GFCI on a 15A circuit is 100% illegal. You should get rid of that (replace it with a 15a one if you like). Nobody will get worked up if you do that without a permit (on your own single family house). Since this is the basement and you're ripping walls open anyhow, I'd bring things up to code. Pulling a new piece of 12G cable in is not going to be that difficult. |
This post was edited by ronnatalie on Mon, Dec 30, 13 at 11:04
Thank you for your reply, and for the information. I did pull a permit for the work - the work is on hold now while I determine if I have to upgrade the circuit or not. I have a call in to the city inspector's office. I only have 5 boys, so I have not experienced the hair dryer trip. 20A GFCI will be replaced today. _In your experience_, does moving the switch junction box from one stud to the other stud (8" away in this case), without any rewiring, typically trigger an upgrade to latest code? Your last piece of a advice is good, but you assume too much: the new wall is non-load-bearing so I can attach the new framing on top of the sheetrock. I only have to cut two new holes for the new boxes at the new locations for the switches and outlet. So it would be more demolition than I'd hoped since both the bathroom and basement are fully finished. However, the bathroom is very close to the panel and I'm looking at what it would take to pull that 12G. |
- Posted by ronnatalie (My Page) on Tue, Dec 31, 13 at 6:47
Moving a box wouldn't around here, but substantially redoing the bathroom might. Sometimes it's not just the electrical stuff that triggers it. |
I'm ADDING one wall. I have NOT had to cut ANY sheetrock to do it. I have contacted the building office about the question, but the wall is framed up, so I;m committed... Thank you. |
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The phenomenal post-release support Paradise got further demonstrates why OTT race fans should feel in safe hands with the studio. With the dev team continuing to work on the title for free, well, we just all felt a little bit spoilt to be honest.
All this sycophantic preamble is for one simple point: If you were to put a name into the EA hat for the next Need For Speed developer it'd have to be Criterion.
Burnout fans will be pleased then that Criterion are in the driving seat for Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit and the essence of Burnout Paradise is riding shotgun.
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They look even shinier though and there's a good reason why they've been given a polish. Where Burnout offered some speedy but initially scratched up super cars, Need For Speed is all about the big, real-life brands that you'll never own yourself. Sorry.
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Merritt's Bass Coast music festival bans attendees from wearing Native headdresses
The Bass Coast music festival happening in Merritt August 1 to 4 has announced it will not allow ticket holders to wear Native headdresses on-site.
A July 23 message posted on the event's Facebook page emphasizes that this policy will be enforced.
For various reasons, Bass Coast Festival is banning feathered war bonnets, or anything resembling them, onsite. Our security team will be enforcing this policy.
We understand why people are attracted to war bonnets. They have a magnificent aesthetic. But their spiritual, cultural and aesthetic significance cannot be separated.
Bass Coast Festival takes place on indigenous land and we respect the dignity of aboriginal people. We have consulted with aboriginal people in British Columbia on this issue and we feel our policy aligns with their views and wishes regarding the subject. Their opinion is what matters to us.
Skimming through the 178 comments posted so far in response to that message, it becomes evident that a lot of people don't understand why some First Nations people might find it offensive for (mostly) white people to wear a Native headdress to a music festival.
However, it's a minority of comments that are explicitly against the ban. And there are far more "likes" and "shares" on the announcement of the headdress ban (a combined 1,628 at the time of writing) than there are comments expressing disapproval.
Over the past few years, it's become increasingly popular for people to attend music festivals wearing costumes that include clothing and accessories that draw on Native traditions. (Increasingly popular, though still not actually all that common, at least at the festivals I've attended this past year.)
In addition to taking place on Native land, the lineup for Bass Coast includes aboriginal performers. The most high-profile of those is the Juno Award-winning DJ group A Tribe Called Red.
In June, the trio made headlines when they were accused of racism for one of their members wearing a T-shirt that played off the logo of the Cleveland Indians baseball team.
Promotional photographs showed Ian Campeau (aka DJ NDN) sporting an ironic version of the Cleveland jersey that had been altered to read "Caucasians" instead of "Indians". It also included a white head with a dollar sign above it instead of the baseball team logo's Indian face and feather.
A Tribe Called Red spoke publicly against festivalgoers wearing Native headdresses in a July 12 interview with Huffington Post.
"Please stop," said DJ NDN. "It's disrespectful and we really don't appreciate it."
He went on to explain his feelings on the matter: "It's creating a false idea of what it means to be Indigenous today. It's 'Pan-Indianism'. It's robbing the First Nations of their nationhoods and nationality. It's making us all 'Indian' instead of recognizing me as an Anishnabe or Ojibway. I'm NOT an 'Indian'. I'm of the Anishnabe Nation. Also, it gives the impression that Natives are something from the past. Not here today. If you were to think of an 'Indian' you certainly aren't going to think of me, tattooed in a hoodie with a Sens cap on. We, as First Nation people, have never had control of our image in colonial media since its birth."
A Tribe Called Red reacted to Bass Coast's July 23 announcement with a message on Twitter.
Shout out to @BassCoastProj for taking a stand on the headdress issue! Chi Meegwetch and Nia:we! This is INCREDIBLE! https://t.co/TY7YfdswLh
— A Tribe Called Red (@atribecalledred) July 23, 2014
What do you think? Is Bass Coast's ban on headdresses enforced by security too PC for a music festival? Or is this an appropriate show of respect?
On the other hand, I'm not obvious to the seductive comfort of group identity. We are all Canucks (except Tortorella ha ha).
Maybe I can afford to be post-racial because I have other things going on in my life. Maybe other people have different values and maybe I should respect that and not be an asshole about it.
for me its a little too p.c. ; but they are at least showing respect!
what about banning all the trendy tribal shit? oh and the canucks haida hat , they're cool with that!
i'm down for whatever makes the native people happy and is fair...even if i don't agree.
my native friends are split on this issue!
i think native languages should be taught in school , just like how they pushed french on us. or have native immersion schools!
we need more native shit, we can't let their cultures fade away!
Or perhaps, you're like me, who has few sacred ideas and no sacred objects, but at least realises that I'm from a culture which marginalized another, and to take from that culture and disrespect it is a pretty crummy thing to do. Do unto others, or something like that.
I am allowed to disagree with this, not go to the festival and wear what I want downtown that honors my own culture - if you find it offensive buy me a tea and tell me your story and I will tell you mine.
Peace xoxox
When has banning anything (especially style choices) worked for anyone?
Why don't we let the government start making dress codes and banning religious or cultural attire and let's see how the Georgia Straight readers like it...
one love!
We, the dominant (and predominantly kindly) culture, the culture that has taken this country to a safe,stable democracy with a wonderful social security system , an integrated society that is the envy of the world, we have to abrogate our own hard-won liberties to this sort of ridiculous political correctness.
Fot the wuck is wrong with wearing an Indian head dress to any occasion if that's what you want to do?
Yes they were hard done to hundreds of years back and even more recently and yes they were victims of the cultural norms of the times... but so were we as members of the great unwashed back in Europe.
It's bad enough that we have to think twice about anything we say in a society that is terrorized by minority interests but if you don't stand up for freedom of expression at some point, the thought police will have you put in prison for saying good morning.
I urge rational, thinking people to stand up against this sort of cultural bullying.
Yes that's a real hardship... having to consider whether your remarks might hurt another. It's a clear violation of your freedoms to ask you to respect the customs of a culture you don't belong to and not their wear ceremonial items as a costume for a party. I think the people who find this dress code too restrictive should make their point by putting on a vest with the H.A. death's head on it and walking into their favourite biker bar. Show that you aren't afraid to apply your desire to claim others' identities regardless of origin.


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