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Sharon LeFore - Chief Executive Officer, Esthetician, Permanent Cosmetics
Sharon LeFore is fulfilling a lifelong dream. Sharon opened LeFore's Skin Care and Health Spa In 2003. In the beginning, it was Sharon and her two daughters Jennifer, and Sarah, and while some things have changed….( The girls are currently raising small children) Sharon's drive has expanded the Spa to a thirteen room treatment facility that caters to the health and wellness of the Walla Walla community.
Sharon knows that God has blessed her with a heart to serve and help others. Her values that she upholds for all her employees are: dignity, honesty, respect, integrity, and teamwork. For the clients, her vision is strong, to be able to come to a sanctuary and receive visible quality treatments and be a place to escape to. Most importantly, it is all about the client's experience.
As an esthetician Sharon enjoys Permanent Cosmetics and Multitrepannic Collagen Actuation. Sharon's post graduate training includes: Permanent cosmetics, MCA, Cidesco modules, galvanic and high frequency current, Co2 Oxygen facials, lash extensions, photo bio stimulation, advanced skin analysis, clinical facial technology, micro current therapy, and effectively treating acne to name a few.
Lydia Guino-o - Esthetican
Lydia holds a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy in the Philippines, and is a Licensed Pharmacy Technician in the state of Washington. She graduated in 1999 at the Aesthetic Northwest Institute in Seattle and is currently licensed in CA, NC, and WA. Lydia specializes in extractions, microdermabrasion and vasculyse treatments. In her spare time both Lydia and her husband enjoy ballroom dancing.
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Massage Team
Katelinn - Massage Therapist
Hair Team
Hannah Mudd - Stylist Extraordinaire
Hannah moved to Walla Walla in 2009, after growing up in Richland Washington where she received her education at the Academy of Cosmetology. Hannah really enjoys doing hair, make-up, and nails but her favorite is hair coloring and cutting, as she knows it can make a difference in how a person feels. In her spare time, Hannah enjoys drawing, photography, and being outside as much as possible. Hannah loves what she does and will never stop being passionate about it!
Mandy Vandal - Stylist Extraordinaire
Mandy went to the Gene Juarez academy in Seattle to attain her hairstylist dreams. Moving from Seattle to Walla Walla recently, Mandy says she was a small town girl living in a big city! Mandy has just completed her training to become a Brocato networker, who knows, we may see her on a hair stage one of these days. Mandy has a warm, outgoing personality, she loves doing hair and meeting new people.
Gretchen Calahan - Stylist Extraordinaire
Gretchen graduated from Hair Tech Beauty Academy in 2011. Gretchen is passionate about hair cutting and coloring. She loves making clients feel their best and express themselves through their hairstyle. In her down time, Gretchen loves spending time with her son, fishing, and riding her horse.
Kelsy Coleman - Stylist in training
Nail Team
Krystin Timentwa - Nail Specialist
I have been a nail tech since 2010 and I'm very passionate about it. I went to school in Ellensburg, Wa at Bluestone Academy of Cosmetology. I love getting the opportunity to do nail art, it is really fun. I'm also a new mom as of march 2012, and I have a baby boy named Lonan! I love being at LeFore's Spa and can't wait to meet you and do your nails!
Terrie Wood - Nail specialist & Certified Electrologist
Terrie enjoys being an electrologist because she finds it rewarding to help women to feel good about themselves. Getting rid of unwanted facial hair is important to feel your best. In her spare time, Terrie enjoys spending time in the mountains, going shopping, and knitting.
Management Team
Tahasha Foxe – Insurance Specialist, Bookkeeper
Tahasha has been licensed in the beauty and skin care industry for over seven years. She previously comes from a background in banking and is an exceptional organizer and team player. Tahasha is responsible for making sure everything runs smoothly including being an insurance specialist. If you have a need, she can let you know if we currently accept your insurance or contact your insurance provider to see if we can assist you. She is the spa bookkeeper and billing expert.
Vikki Foxe - General Manager
I have always loved this industry, beginning my training when I was still in high school in Anaheim, CA. To working in various salons on the west side, opening my own salon in Central WA then began my "second career" in the industry in education and sales for a salon distributor. After almost 13 years of amazing training, educational, and travel opportunities, I needed to change my career as I was no longer able to travel or work extended hours due family circumstances ( I adopted 3 wonderful daughters). I never knew the blessing the Lord had in store for me when I came to work at LeFore's Spa!
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Cynthia- Customer Service Representative
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- Western NC
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Re: I will never use poly twine again
We have always used sisal. We cut it off the bales because it is better on the cows and the manure spreader, but no matter what, some gets away from you and good that it degrades sooner. We switched to Poly when we started making baleage last year. Sisal will break down the plastic they say, I haven't found out for myself. I'll look into the short-life stuff the other poster mentioned - is it UV that breaks that stuff down or moisture/soil contact? Not sure that would help me with baleage if it is going to rot in the bale.
Cutting twine of bales can be aggravating, but it is part of the job. Easy for me to say, as farm manager I usually don't have to do it much. But it is cold and blowing, the cows can be a pest, and it makes for more garbage handling through the winter. I fed around Christmas time and cut my first poly off the bale one day when the wind was howling. As I cut it off the bale, hay started sloughing a little and a short-yearling got a wad of hay in his mouth that had a piece of poly twine connected. Of course the piece of twine was connected to a wad of twine and he was slurping in down like spaghetti. I lurched out and tried to get a hold of the twine before he swallowed it all but he bolted. Only a few feet though, because I still had what he wanted - the hay. I eased up on him and stepped on the twine on the ground and dragged 8 feet of it out of his throat. This all happened in the span of 5 seconds, and was hard to avoid with everything sideways from the wind, and awkward gloved hands.
Now we don't keep cabbed tractors, so I don't care so much about getting off the 6000 series platform, or if I have manure on my boots. I can see how that would be irritating if I did have a nice cab. If I did have a nice heated cab, I'd consider keeping my chore boots in a bucket bungeed to the steps or something and wear slip on shoes in the cab. Or clean it out good and shop vac it. I don't mind the smell of cow manure much at all, except when it gets dry and dusty and it gets in my nose and throat. I can do without that.
The one poster said something about the mud. That's true, and always good to avoid, but not always possible. Two ways to look at it, and one says that making a mess of one sacrifice area is enough, the other that messing up more places is OK. No matter what, under any good management you end up with mud in wet winters without concrete everywhere. Mud kind of drives me crazy (hard to get work done without tearing up everything), so I just distract myself with how much forage and grain crops will be growing in a few months as a result of all the moisture.
One thing I will say for poly is it doesn't get bound on the roll like sisal can. We don't keep sisal around for a long time but try to buy fresh each season. We try to buy good quality but sometimes it gets bound on the roll and our baler won't pull it when the roll is full. Of course the square baler is a terrible thing loaded with old, weak sisal too.
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Re: I will never use poly twine again
I cut the twine off, but I prefer the sisal twine. At least it rots away.
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- Location
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Re: I will never use poly twine again
I had a time finding precut baling wire for my old stationary hay press. But I did manage to find some, they use it now in recycling centers to bale cardboard. Except it's about 12' and we need 9'. Premade loops on the end and everything.
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- 2008 NH 2210, 1988 Ford 3910
Re: I will never use poly twine again
I've used all three. Sisal works ok, if you don't have to move or truck the bales. I liked the plastic for bales you had to trailer, especially if you don't get them hauled soon after baling. I now use net wrap, and it's the best thing since sliced bread. Hardly any spoilage around the outside of the bale, maybe 1" at most. Can be a PIA in ice, but only have had real problems like three times in eight years. Easiest is to stand bale on end, and slice net wrap where bale has been sitting on the ground, less likely to be frozen.
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My other tractor is a '95 Kenworth.
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Re: I will never use poly twine again
I gotta chime in here. I prefer sissal if I have to handle the bales by hand. Much much easier if your handling large quantities in a day (200+) If I'm using the accumulator and grabber, I def prefer the plastic twine. AS for the round bales. I feed about 16 horses outside right now and they are all wrapped with plastic twine. I cut it off before I get into the pasture. I still have to get out of the tractor to open the doors for the hay feeders but hopefully that will be a thing of the past if I ever install my custom made bale feeder!!!
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Re: I will never use poly twine again
My wife started using Poly, I think the 20,000' bundles, as soon as she switched to round bales in about '09. They way they handle feeding is son pulls up with a bale, wife cuts each wrap of twine with scissors, grasps each strand, pulls it all off and there's usually always a strand or two left behind and she just wraps the leftovers around the bundle of twine into a neat, compact bundle. They don't have to deal with mud except when going to the hay shed. The farm was a dairy and there's about 8000-10,000 sq.ft. of concrete and all the feeders are on concrete and under cover or in the cow shed itself. Poly runs about $23-26 a bundle and it's hard to beat for price. It's bright orange so when you do lose some even off the concrete it's easy to spot. I suppose if she broke out the old JD 24T baler she would put sisal twine in it. I'm a bit surprised that people let their cattle eat sisal twine, doesn't sound like a good idea, isn't most of that stuff soaked in fuel oil?
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Re: I will never use poly twine again
I feed by myself an allways out in the field and each time in a different location so there is never a mud or manure buildup problem.When there is no frost and snow i use a boxcutter to cut the twine in one motion along the bale on my way to the other side were i gather all strings together and tie them in a knot and then pull them of the bale,by the time i have walked back to the tractor i have a tidy bundle wrapped up about 10"x 2".All in all one minute or so from start to finisch.
When there is frost and snow i set the bale on end and cut the twine in the bare spot were it stood on the ground in the stack, then gather the ends,knot them together and pull them off as i go around the bale. any ice or the bit of fozen hay remaining on the poly i get rid off by slinging the whole wad against the rear tire till it's clean, then bundle it up.I hardly ever find a string in the field.
With sisal one often has a huge bundle that is hard to manage and takes up lots of space in or on the tractor,espessially in winter when the twine is froze to the bale,...not so with poly.3 cockshutt 1855,1 cockshutt 1800.
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Animation featuring Jerry the Troublesome Tyke - a cartoon dog. A U.I.C. production.
Begins with a shot of Jerry running along in a park - there is real action footage behind him. M/S of the artist Sid Griffiths having a snooze beside an easel with a piece of paper attached. We see Jerry running along again. He says: "Me for home and a good dinner!" Sid wakes up and rubs his eyes. Words appear on the screen: "Jerry's dinner time, I'll give him some bones." Sid draws a bowl of food and a plate of bones. He looks at his watch. Words appear: "He should be here by now." Sid goes outside on his front doorstep to call for Jerry. Jerry appears and runs up the steps. He approaches the plate of bones, holds his stomach and licks his lips. He begins chomping on a bone. Sid sits at his desk. He picks up a bottle of ink. C/U showing the label: "Indelible Ink. Poison."
He says: "Jerry! You're Poisoned!" Jerry looks shocked and faints. Sid says: "I must do something to save him." He rushes out of the front door putting his coat on. He runs to the Doctor's house. There is a sign outside which says: "Dr Dope." A nurse answers the door and Sid runs in. He emerges with medicine. He runs home and sits at the drawing board. He draws a funnel which is stuck in Jerry's mouth. Drops of medicine are poured into the funnel. Jerry is revived. He makes a face which suggests the medicine tasted horrible. "Your cure is worse than the POISON!!" Sid shakes his fist at him and yells: "You ungrateful tyke!!" He then tears the piece of paper that Jerry is on and screws it up into a ball. C/U of Sid's hands as he screws the paper up. "The End" title.
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WEST GLACIER — Glacier National Park rangers had to kill a black bear that had become too accustomed to raiding picnic areas.
The bear approached a family in the Two Medicine picnic area on Thursday and charged their table after they yelled and clapped at it to scare it away. The family retreated to their vehicle and the bear ate much of their food. A ranger had to haze it repeatedly with rubber bullets and bean bags to make it leave the area.
Glacier Park spokeswoman Denise Germann said the bear was also seen digging in a fire pit in the picnic area and didn't seem bothered by human presence. There had also been sightings of the bear on trails along the shore of Two Medicine Lake.
After determining the bear was food-conditioned and had become aggressive toward humans, rangers decided to kill it on Friday. Food-conditioned bears cannot be relocated because of safety concerns. This bear was about 5 years old and weighed about 225 pounds.
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We went to go there earlier this week and it was closed and all the furnishings were gone. Too bad, we always enjoyed our meals there.
We went to go there earlier this week and it was closed and all the furnishings were gone. Too bad, we always enjoyed our meals there.
If you as fond of French cooking as I am, this is the place! Owned by mother and daughter, it's a very intimate atmosphere. Shrimp, scallops, duck, anything you want. Even eggs benedict on the week-ends for breakfast. Probably the best meals we have ever had.....
Don't go out of your way to eat here. We live in the area and will probably not return. Called ahead to ask for reservations for two last night (Sat.) We were told 7:30 would be "perfect". We showed up on time and there were only two other tables occupied, with four diners each. Mama is the cook and daughter... More
Had breakfast there twice, but a while ago. Very inconsistent. Today was my second time for lunch. I ordered the ham and swiss cheese on a croissant served warm. For almost NINE dollars, I expected more than ONE piece of ham and a VERY thin slice of cheese on the croissant. Served with a puny side salad, like 4 bites'... More
Stopped in for a latte and picked up some of the quiche to take home. You can dine in or carry out. The coffees and food are excellent. Small place with a few tables but the food is excellent. Little pricey but nice.
Very nice surprise. Interesting and good food. Lunch there and you will feel very special and like you treated yourself. It is in a strip mall and one might be inclined to walk by but don't. Skip the trinkets for sale and spend your money on the food --quality is worth it.
I was hear in 2012 and again this year. The owner is very sweet. the first visit was for dinner with friends. I had the Rack of Lamb and it was great. I went for breakfast and had the Crepe with ham. It was very nicely presented and delicious. (just a tad to salty) I will go back and try... More
This is a beautifully decorated store front restaurant in a ho-hum shopping area. They serve three meals daily: breakfast, lunch and dinner. We have always had a wonderful breakfast but are promising ourselves to return for dinner. The food is served elegantly and we always enjoy our visit here, Tres bien.
Decor/ambiance: hideous. Ikea shelves filled with overpriced plastic crap, a big bamboo tree lit up with plastic toucans on it, oil paintings in one corner and posters and mirrors in the others, instruments hanging on the wall, and a random meat slicer with a big "no touching" sign on it. Not to mention the huge tacky light up Eiffel towers.... More
My wife and I stopped here after church for breakfast. If you want a nice, quiet breakfast with attention to detail, then this is the place for you. Why go to First Watch, stand in line and put up with the noise when you can go right here on the Cape for a touch of class. Oh, and I told... More
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Stitchy Designz are one of Walsall's most recommended dressmakers, winning awards for their dressmaking and tailoring skills. Conveniently located in the centre of Bloxwich, Walsall.
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English Lavender bundle-Dried deep blue/purple - This is a deep blue/purple bouquet of dried lavender with sweet English Lavender aroma. The smaller bundles(4-6" and 6-8" length) have around 120 to 150 stems in them. The larger bundles have 150-200 stems in them. They are dried in a climate controlled( low heat, low humidity) clean room where they dry quickly. This ensures the best fragrance and color. They are wrapped in cello wrap and carefully packaged.
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Hey all.. I've never grown hops because I don't have a lot of vertical room (home owners association prevents me from growing anything that tall). But recently I've been looking into growing hops horizontally. Basically I have about a 30' stretch of dirt where I can place a half wine barrel at either end with wire or rope running between them, about 4' off the ground... I'm hoping to train the hops to grow horizontally along this line. But behind this area are several pine trees. The pine trees do cause the nearby soil to become very acidic which limits what I can grow in that area. Would this effect the hops? I haven't yet measured the ph levels of the soil. But I do know that I can't grow squat in that area except for ferns, lily's, periwinkle, etc. This area gets about 6 hours of direct to partial sun per day. The same pine trees previously mentioned, block late afternoon sun. Is that enough? Thanks!
The acidity the pines add to the soil is a bad thing for hops to be sure. However the shade they provide is probably a good thing for several varieties depending on where you live. Under extensive shade I had great success with Goldings which were getting a similar amount of sun to what you described (they still get a decent amount of shade through a canopy of trees) but they won't grow above 3-6' high in full sun down here in MS (4 yr old plants). You can combat the acid problem a couple ways. First always keep the pine straw raked up in the area, especially around the plants. Secondly when you plant the plants use dirt other than what's in the area as in dig it out and put some good top soil in the hole. Third you could treat the area with lime or whatever it is you treat acidic soil with. Schlante & Good Luck, Phillip
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Thanks for the reply. I think I'm going to give it a try. I'll be using half wine barrels to plant in so hopefully I can just keep them clean enough of pine needles and treat the soil as needed. I want to grow some Cascades and Nuggets. I live in the SF East Bay, CA. Wish me luck!


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I found a Concord grape vine at a local nursery last week and it has quite a few clusters of pretty little grapes on it. It's in a pot and I am going to try and keep it in a pot and see how it does. I know Concords are not supposed to do well down here for lack of freezing weather, but I thought I might keep it in a pot and in the cold weather, what we have of it, I can put it in a spot in the yard that would be the coldest. Having said that, I don't know what the coldest part of the yard would be. Could someone tell me what it would be? I am thinking that if it gets the coldest winds and weather, it might do better. The little vine was trying so hard to live and produce the grapes that I couldn't leave it in the heat at the nursery, so I bought the little tyke. I mulched it to cover the roots at the top of the pot and it perked up and is looking good. Also, what kind of fertilizer do I need to put on the Concord grapevine? Can someone give me the name of a good one? I'd sure appreciate some input. Years ago, we had a couple of grapevines and they didn't live because the area we put them in was too wet. We had put a trellis over the air conditioner and never thought about the fact that a central unit puts out a lot of condensed water and so they stayed too wet. But they did have grapes and lived a couple of years, poor vines. Thanks, Vivian |
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- Posted by gonebananas 7/8 (My Page) on Wed, Jun 1, 11 at 8:23
Concords (and all popular bunch grapes) don't last there because Pierce's Disease kills them in three to five years. The same with the entire deep south. Sorry to tell you, and enjoy it while it lasts, but "them's the facts." Nurseries cheat untold thousands of unsuspecting people a year with these ungrowable grapes that last past any warranty period. Look at the bunch grape portion of this from similar Alabama and east Texas: http://www.aces.edu/pubs/docs/A/ANR-0774/ http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/extension/fruit/piercegrapes/pdr.html |
Nurseries that sell in bulk to big box stores and think there is a "one size fits all" solution to their product lines, love to sell things in places they don't belong. While the adverturesome gardener who KNOWS it's not the right plant, but wants to give it a try and push the envelope, might find it an interesting experience, it only probably leads to disappointment for the average person, which is a shame. Quite often, Thompson Seedless and Red Flame grapes pop up here, especially in those poor little, doomed, cardboard boxed displays that the mass merchandisers put out in February, when no one in Michigan could possibly plant it. Both of those varieties are two zones away from where they should be. I actually fiddled with a Thompson Seedless for a number of years, it survived over a decade, but was always rather stunted and never did much -- I would pull down the vine each fall, bury it in leaves and straw. But it clearly still didn't like the climate, too cold in winter, and no doubt not enough heat units over the summer. |
Thanks for the input. I don't feel cheated since I got the vine knowing it's not right for this climate, but I know what you mean. :) Gonebananas, I couldn't open the links you posted, sorry. Did they show that Pierce's Disease? I can google it. What kind of fertilizer do I need to put on the Concord grapevine? Can someone give me the name of a good one? I may as well feed the little critter while it's still alive. ;) Thanks, Vivian |
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You have to cut and paste them into your browser's address line, they are not "clickable" links. (I don't use the "Optional Link URL" because while there would not be much risk on a site like this, in general no one should click on a link posted anonymously that one cannot see the address beforehand. Here you can see they are ".edu" and thus presumably safe sites.) Google "growing bunch grapes in ___" with several southern states and you will get a lot of information. A fellow in Mississippi and I are trying to obtain the dozen to score of selections said to be resistant to PD to try. The University of Florida a half century ago and Mississippi State a bit more recently bred resistant selections (that are not too easy to find) and Texas has information on others that are resistant by chance (and also are easier to find). The literature will mention fertilization. My in-the-ground "Blue Lake" just gets fertilized incidentally by leaching from all the fruit plants in big pots around it. I have it on a wire about 7 feet up to make this easier. |
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I first heard of this strange term when I was in my second year in university and whenever I think about it I still have the same feeling of incredulity I did the very first time I heard it. Allow me to take you back to a conversation that ensued between a friend and I in the year 2004.
"Rape and beg? What in the world is that?" I asked Stephanie my roommate one evening after our last lecture.
She had looked at me incredulously.
"Are you kidding? Everybody in school knows what rape and beg means, half the relationships you see in this school started out as R&B. That's the new of song in town," she said as she laughed heartily.
I didn't get the joke but I was intrigued.
"Go on Steph" I urged.
And yes she went on; Stephanie went on and indeed schooled me that day.
Let me explain rape and beg relationships succinctly in my own words.
First, boy meets girl ___ Boy makes his interest in girl known ____ Girl likes boy but isn't sure if he is good enough to be seen around town with ___ Boy invites girl out for drinks ___ girl forgets her past reservations towards him and accepts thinking, where is the harm, I might as well ____ boy and girl end up in boy's bedroom, they start making out ___ girl gets uneasy when she realizes it is going too far ___ boy presses on ____ girl says "no" ____ boy ignores the "no" thinking, girls always say no when they mean yes anyway ___ boy forces his way and they have sex ___ girl is distressed ___boy pleads and apologizes before he takes girl back home ___ the next day boy calls girl and apologizes again ____ girl relents and agrees to see boy again ___ next time sex isn't forced because she thinks we've already done it once, we might as well do it again ____ boy and girl see each other more often and a relationship blossoms. End of story.
This new knowledge shocked me to no great end; have women become so meek that they don't see anything wrong with being raped? Or was this the new "thing" with relationships?
After much rumination, I came to the conclusion that some women in our society would rather carry on seeing someone who forcefully had his way with them while others would simply keep avoid the perpetrator as opposed to being faced with the rape stigma. Even worse, some women think forceful sex can only be called rape when extra violence is used and serious bodily harm occurs, a flawed thinking at its best. The fact that you said "no" and meant it (even if you are attracted to him but aren't ready to be sexually intimate with him just yet) and he still went ahead to exert pressure on you and force his way in, then he has raped you.
Men jokingly say that half the time a woman says 'no', she actually means yes. Wrong. It is this kind of accepted mindset that allows men exert pressure on a woman they are determined to sleep with. A woman's 'no' will truly mean no only when women learn to speak out and stand up and fight against being sexually assaulted or overpowered by a forceful male.
I end this story sincerely hoping that the R&B phenomenon is a thing of the past. If you have had or know someone that has had a similar experience please feel free to share.
N.B: there is a select group of women with masochistic tendencies who only enjoy sex when it is violent, obviously this article does not apply to them.


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1 [One who] lives in the secret place of the Most High will lodge in the shadow of Shaddai. | 1 He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty. |
2 I will say to Yahweh, "[You are] my refuge and my fortress, my God [in whom] I trust." | 2 I will say of the LORD, "He is my refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust." |
3 For he will deliver you from [the] snare of [the] fowler, from [the] plague of destruction. | 3 Surely he will save you from the fowler's snare and from the deadly pestilence. |
4 With his feathers he will cover you, and under his wings you can take refuge. His faithfulness [will be] a shield and a buckler. | 4 He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find refuge; his faithfulness will be your shield and rampart. |
5 You need not fear [the] terror of [the] night, [or the] arrow [that] flies by day, | 5 You will not fear the terror of night, nor the arrow that flies by day, |
6 [or the] plague [that] spreads in the darkness, [or the] destruction [that] devastates at noon. | 6 nor the pestilence that stalks in the darkness, nor the plague that destroys at midday. |
7 A thousand may fall at your side, and ten thousand at your right [hand], [but] it will not come near you. | 7 A thousand may fall at your side, ten thousand at your right hand, but it will not come near you. |
8 You will only look with your eyes, and see [the] punishment of [the] wicked. | 8 You will only observe with your eyes and see the punishment of the wicked. |
9 For you, O Yahweh, [are] my refuge. You have made the Most High your dwelling place. | 9 If you make the Most High your dwelling-- even the LORD, who is my refuge-- |
10 No harm will befall you, and no plague will come near your tent. | 10 then no harm will befall you, no disaster will come near your tent. |
11 For he will command his angels concerning you, to watch over you in all your ways. | 11 For he will command his angels concerning you to guard you in all your ways; |
12 In [their] hands they will bear you up, lest you strike your foot against a stone. | 12 they will lift you up in their hands, so that you will not strike your foot against a stone. |
13 You will tread on lion and viper; you will trample young lion and serpent. | 13 You will tread upon the lion and the cobra; you will trample the great lion and the serpent. |
14 Because he loves me, therefore I will deliver him; I will protect him because he knows my name. | 14 "Because he loves me," says the LORD, "I will rescue him; I will protect him, for he acknowledges my name. |
15 He will call upon me and I will answer him; I [will be] with him in trouble; I will rescue and honor him. | 15 He will call upon me, and I will answer him; I will be with him in trouble, I will deliver him and honor him. |
16 [With] {long life} I will satisfy him, and show him my salvation. | 16 With long life will I satisfy him and show him my salvation." |
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It is soo pretty, I don't wait it to die. It is in a pot, can I bring it indoors for the winter to save it. I read on Google the process to save tubers, its too much work. Would the plant survive indoors? Thanks, Daffodil33 |
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- Posted by bill_ri_z6b (My Page) on Fri, Sep 6, 13 at 17:58
You can bring it in, but I don't think you should expect it to flourish and bloom indoors - dry air and short days. But after a frost kills the top, let it sit for a day or two to allow the moisture to drain into the tubers. Then cut off the dead stuff, but leave a bit of stem attached. You can bring the entire pot indoors, in a cool, dark area, and only water occasionally during winter to keep it from becoming bone dry. But best to just unpot it and shake off the soil and let it dry. Then put it in a paper bag in a cool, dark place. The idea is to keep it dormant until it can go outdoors next spring. I check mine about once a month in winter, and if they seem too dry, I soak them in a pail of water for a few minutes and then let them dry again. Usually only have to do this ONCE in winter. Don't want them to rot or sprout. My grandfather raised hundreds of dahlias for local florists and he stored many, many tubers in baskets in his unheated shed, for years. He dug them out of the ground of course, and lay them out in the sun for a few days to dry out. In spring he sometimes divided, but there MUST be a part of the old stem on each division, or it won't sprout. Good luck! |
- Posted by daffodil33 none (My Page) on Sat, Sep 7, 13 at 10:38
Thanks Bill!!! |
Bill, interesting method. I've done the digging, and storing in peat moss in plastic bags, which I've then layered in a big cardboard box, with newspaper between the layers. Some years I have great success, some years I don't. Last year, I tried a slight variation on that method, recommended by a friend. Instead of peat moss, I put leaves in the bag, moistened slightly, then put them in the box. Again, good results, but I was worried about how "moist" to make the leaves. Your method sounds the easiest so far! Just stick them in a bag and put them in the basement! Although, I can easily see myself forgetting about them and not checking if they dry out or not, lol. What's the humidity level like where you store them, and/or do you find it makes a difference? Dee |
- Posted by bill_ri_z6b (My Page) on Mon, Sep 9, 13 at 8:09
Dee, it's not a damp basement at all, but I have never checked the humidity level with any instrument. I'd say it's average I suppose. I do the same with cannas. I check about once a month but have found it only necessary to dampen them once during winter. |
Thanks BIll. I think I'll give your method a try. Although honestly, I was just thinking yesterday as I walked past some dahlias in my garden that I may not bother with them. Here it is the second week of September and they are just starting to bud up. I've never paid much attention (usually just selecting my dahlias by oohing and ahhing over a catalog) but perhaps I need to pay more attention to bloom times, if they do indeed vary with different dahlias. Even my old reliable Park Princess has not yet bloomed. By the way, daffodil33, dahlias are quite easy to start from seed, so you can get them inexpensively that was as well. Probably not as much selection, but I've had some seed-grown ones that were real beauties! Dee |
I dig up bulbs, let dry, than wrap in cling wrap and put in the potatoe drawer in the frig (do this with glad bulbs as well). Seems to work well. |
- Posted by daffodil33 none (My Page) on Sun, Sep 22, 13 at 20:48
Thanks all. I can't wait until Spring! |
- Posted by bill_ri_z6b (My Page) on Mon, Sep 23, 13 at 16:40
I can't comment on gladiolus bulbs because I leave mine in the ground. I hope you have success with your dahlias and whatever else you have! |
I have a Dahlia in a pot that I bring in and put in a cold sheltered spot, either the porch, the attic of the ell, or the cold cellar, all of which are unheated but don't get as cold as outside. The hardest part for me is that they start sprouting before it's warm enough for them to be outside full time. |
I do what nhbabs does for a few dahlias in pots. Bring the whole pot in cool basement after the frost gets the foliage. Cut the foliage back, keep in dark, cool basement. I don't water at all. In late spring lightly water and when growth starts, water more frequently. I also store other dahilas using the saran wrap method with light sulpher dusting. 90-95% produce 'eyes' that grow into plants. |
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I remember that night, it was near the end of summer and a cool breeze was causing my curtains to billow a little. I had my blanket pulled up to my chin and was wide awake. I never liked going to bed at the same routine of 8:00 p.m. each night and looked forward to staying up later when I was older.
Snuggled in I always enjoyed the car lights coursing across the bedroom wall from the cars passing down the road. I was 8 years old at the time. I often watched them move along the wall like a small beam of light from a flashlight only bigger and a pair. I would watch them dissipate and wait for second pair to come along. Some were brighter than others. Staring at them move along my wall often helped me to go to sleep along with the soft sound of a distant car motor.
There was nothing particularly different that night. Just lying in bed and waiting for my simple entertainment. Watching the lights come and go waiting for the next one to come along. Another light appeared, only this time it was single and moved slowly across the wall. Then it stopped. My young mind thought maybe the motorist realized he only had one light and must be checking his car. I continued to stare at the light waiting.
What happened next I will never forget… The light came off the wall and drifting slowly over to my bed and over the top of me. By this time I was terribly frightened and unable to move.
I remember Sunday school very well. The neighbor girl Becky Oehlman and I always went together dressed in our Sunday best. We would wear our full little dresses and our little hats on our heads, our mothers so proud of these angelic little girls. I remember the songs we learned, Jesus loves me this I know, for the bible tells me so. I remember the Easter celebrations, although not really understanding it fully back then or death for that matter.
The only thing I knew about death was what my grandmother told me when my father died. No-one else was willing to explain it to me, thinking my young mind would not comprehend it. For all I truly knew was you ceased to exist and in the ground you went never to be seen again. I never grasped the concept and never thought about my own demise. What child does at that age when you live for the moment enjoying every long day and every long night. On the other hand, this was a night not to be forgotten unto this day.
Being a sensitive child without a brave bone in my body, I wanted to scream! But I was so terrified I couldn't move or choke a noise out of my throat. The light grew bigger and started to take a little shape. I pulled the covers over my head and quietly cried thinking some monster was coming for me. But all at once I felt a peace come over me and slowly lowered the covers from over me. I faced the light and at once it passed through my small body going straight through my heart. I gasped! I had never felt such a thing before, and then I heard "grandpapa" and felt him all around me. I had no concept of what just happened and sat up. Not frightened anymore, but curious.
Within seconds of this happening to me our phone was ringing. I got out of bed and walked to my bedroom door to listen pressing my ear against the door. I heard my mother answer and she began to sob. It was grandmother calling, grandfather just died.
My grandfather was very close to me, he taught me all about understanding other people and never to judge them. He always told me, "Never judge another for you do not know their circumstance." He would walk me through nature, showed me everything he could and explained things to me. I suppose he was taking the place of the father I had lost. He always told me I was special and I loved him with all my heart. He was a quiet gentle man, never loud or boisterous always gentle and kind to everyone. My grandparents didn't have much they were simple people. Grandfather was a farmer and went through the great depression like everyone else from their time.
At that moment and that time, I knew my grandfather came to me to say I love you and there is life after death. Only human body death… our souls live on we are never gone or far away.
In each lifetime, each person creates various dramas that teach them how to love, but the soul lives on it does not die. You keep returning until you learn to love, and to create and to express your God Self. Rosemary Altea
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3 Horsemen charging, flashing sword and glittering spear, hosts of slain, heaps of corpses, dead bodies without end-- they stumble over the bodies! | 3 Charging cavalry, flashing swords and glittering spears! Many casualties, piles of dead, bodies without number, people stumbling over the corpses-- |
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me and my husband were considering building a pond, few questions. temps get down to 30 below here would there be any way to build one where i dont have to bring the fish in durring the winter? if so what would it take size and pumps and filters and stuff? what would be better in the hot and cold koi or gold fish? it does get hot here, often over 100, what would be the way to deal with that? like i said we are considering it, but not set on it, i was just hoping for some ideas and info. thank you |
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Hi Sjbaby, I've often thought of creating an indoor pond. First off, how big of an outdoor pond are you creating. I will warn you that the pond hobby is catchy. You may be wishing you opted for a bigger pond. There are a few different types of ponds. The most popular are with a rubber liner. I have two ponds, my first is 2000 gallons, my second is 50000 gallons. As I said the hobby is catchy. A garden pond has rocks and gravel on the bottom and looks very much like a natural pond. A koi pond does not have anything on the bottom, with bottom drains and increased filtration. Now not to intimidate you, if you are looking for a natural looking pond then go with a garden pond. Many people who are deep in the hobby will state that a gravel bottom is not the way to go. However if you just want a nice garden attraction with places to plant, the sounds of a waterfall, and the opportunity to plant aquatic plants, a garden pond is the way to go. Both gold fish and koi are very hardy. My temperatures in the winter dip to below negative. For temperatures in the 30's, I would suggest to run your pond all year. The fish will hibernate for the winter, you will have to change their diet to a wheat germ as the weather gets colder. Stop feeding them when the water temp drops below 50. They will be fine. Here are a few suggestions, build caves so the fish have a place to hide from the sun and predators. As far as predators, do not waste your money on fake props of animals, they don't work. Build your pond so it is difficult for predators to get your fish. Do not have shallow areas, these are areas that large birds of raccoons will wade. Buy what is called a Scarecrow. This is a devise that you hook up to your garden hose. It is motion activated to spray water in the area. Hope this helps...here is some pictures of my ponds. I haven't done much with the big pond yet, it was just installed. Craig |
right now i am just thinking, but temps here get to 30 below, not 30f. i am not sure i am up to all the work to keep it up. but thank you for the info. |
I learn from my mistakes. My small pond is only 2 feet deep. Also make sure your pond is at least 3 feet deep. As you can see, I have many shallow areas. This was my intervention after a predator attack. |
- Posted by delaney276 6 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Fri, May 2, 14 at 8:29
I am in WV...got to -16 below here this year...pond stayed frozen for a month...I have some depth@3 feet...didn't put in a heater and should have...lost all the koi..but the goldfish lived...I will have a heater next winter...my pond is 12x24....7500 gallons...happy ponding! Dave in WV |
- Posted by delaney276 6 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Fri, May 2, 14 at 8:31
Craig, That is one Bad@ss pond.....just sayin....nice! |
TY Delaney...it was funny, my koi from the smaller pond looked so big until I transferred them into the big pond. |
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I like the spikes. Lady like? She's an artist expressing herself. She's not trying to be "lady like".
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Hater, physical abuse starts with psychological abuse. The trauma is terrible. You must really be really immature to not understand that any kind of abuse will always have consequences in the personality and life of the person being abused. Simple psychology, simple knowledge.
Wow, how people get so worked up? lol Rose just said she changed after the BREAK UP, she didn't say anything about being beaten up and that it was good or bad. It was just a realization comment. Simple minds.
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Stop all the "you would change bullshit"? Cause I really want to know how you would change? You sound like such a fucking asshole. And you're obviously younger than 17 because if you werent you know that saying "I would change" is stupid. Shut up
"hater" you obviously a guy, cause bashing a girl to you may not be a big deal but it is, rihanna did get beat up badly, did you see her face? is was all swollen and bruised and had blood, if a guy did that to me, i would change to, so dont you dare say its not a dig deal cause it is, a guy should NEVER hit a girl!
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