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"WWMJD?" (What will Marc Jacobs do?) is the question on everyone's mind come the conclusion of New York Fashion Week on Thursday evening. The designer always offers a spectacular unique runway experience: His sets, soundtracks and presentations are executed on the scale a Broadway show, albeit one far outside the established language of tourist-friendly musical
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The absentee ballots are already out for the Nov. 8 vote on the road millage for Bedford Township. While they are asking for a tax increase, why isn't anyone discussing all of the money from traffic fines going to the library instead for roads? That makes no sense. The library already has plenty of money and many friends who vote for all of their millages that all of us end up paying. Everyone uses the roads, even those without a car need the roads for emergency vehicles. Only a few use the library.
Our taxes are primarily to provide for the infrastructure and public safety. We already pay an additional tax for police, fire, schools, etc. How many times can they just separate out an item from the general budget and ask us to pay more?
It's bewildering to me how Erie and Whiteford could have better roads when they are in our county. Clegg Rd. looks like a minefield in Bedford until you cross the Whiteford line and it becomes smooth. The same goes for St. Anthony Rd. In Erie, M-151 is like new until you get to Bedford, for just for a few examples. There must be a local government element involved.
I am not willing to pay hundreds more a year in taxes for what is supposed to be already provided. There are other answers, particularly since the township has wasted more than $100,000 supporting outside unions in a lawsuit against Whitman. That money also could have been used on the roads.
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The reason I subscribe online because I can hold my magazine which I love so much without taking too much space.
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Rookie question here but I couldn't find an existing post. I need to get electricity to my pump, (submerged 700 GPH) and I don't know exactly how to do this. I have heard that grey PCV is what you are supposed to use and I can do that but how do I handle the connection. In other words how do I keep the plug water tight. All help is greatly appreciated.
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Is this conduit going underground? You'll need to run PVC or rigid conduit with THWN wire to the new location and install a GFCI protected receptacle in a weatherproof box with an approved in-use cover. (see link) It's really important that this be done properly. I'f you're not comfortable with wiring, call an electrician. An electrified pond can be a bad thing. |
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- Posted by goodkarma_ 5b (My Page) on Mon, Jun 15, 09 at 23:44
"An electrified pond can be a bad thing" lol!!! I agree with chgojack and he/she gives good advice. I put my electricity in myself after researching it and having an electrition friend go over my plan. It is not hard but be careful. Regards, |
Thanks! My plan is to run the electrical underground and then inside my garage where I have a GFCI protected receptacle. I don't know how to keep water out of the other end assuming I bury it in the grey PVC or rigid conduit. Does it even matter if water gets in to it? |
- Posted by hawkiefriend (My Page) on Tue, Jun 16, 09 at 2:41
May I piggyback onto this question? When my submergeable pump arrives, I'd rather NOT do any underground anything as everything is hardscaped. Can I just run it like a normal cord and plug? Sorry to be so dumb about this. |
Hi My brother the electrician said that if you have to ask questions you need help lol. You do not want to do this wrong . Why risk it??? gary |
Gary, it can be done by a handyman type, as it is not rocket science, but it should be done properly to meet the Electrical Code requirements in your area. To find out what is required, call your local Electrical Inspection Department/Authority. It is not wise or safe to run an extension cord along the surface of your yard, where it can be damaged [i.e. cut by a lawnmower or other garden tool] and possibly cause a person or animal to be harmed. You do not say how long a run it is from your garage to the pond? If they will not allow that, then you will have to install conduit and/or wiring,buried in the ground, at the proper depth, as required by the electrical code in your area. Be safe, check out your local requirements. |
- Posted by albert_135 Sunset 2 or 3 (My Page) on Tue, Jun 16, 09 at 11:31
I am not sure this tidbit will be of any use but I will share that my spouse runs her pump with a solar panel. I've no more information. I don't know where she got the panel or the pump. She has a marine battery but most nights it will not run the contraption overnight so she turns it when the sun gets too far west. |
- Posted by squirelette 3 Ab (My Page) on Tue, Jun 16, 09 at 12:19
Hi, I have an extension cord and a outside power stake, 3 outlets, all have covers, that I plug my pumps and lights into. It has a circuit trip switch on it. I did not want to rip up the yard to run the power as we are going to do some major work soon and I wanted to do it all at the same time. The only problem I have had was the heater tripping the breaker in the winter, too much draw. The power stake is meant to be used out of doors and is designed to keep the water from the outlets. It is an easy option, and I think they come with more outlets. |
I had an electrician install an outdoor rated GF box near my pond using direct burial wire connected to the breaker in my house. The electrical code required the wire to be buried at a minimum of 3' deep. The box is mounted on a wooden post about 3' high so it is above the snow in the winter. Outdoor extension cords are intended for temporary usage. Having an extension cord running across your lawn is a danger every minute of every day. I'm sure most of us consider our ponds to be permanent structures. Why would anyone use a temporary solution for one of the the most dangerous components? |
- Posted by squirelette 3 Ab (My Page) on Wed, Jun 17, 09 at 14:09
Johnkr In my particular case, and I can not speak for others, the extension cord is used because: 1. the pond was situated to take advanage of the garage plugs. 2. After finding various unsafe building practices in the house we called in the building inspector and were told that the power supply to the garage was not just unsafe but a serious risk to the integrity of electrical system in the house. 3. The cost of redoing the wiring not only in the garge but retrenching to safely run the line to the garage was far beyond our budget at the time and when we finally could afford to have the work done both my DH and I were laid off and felt it more important to use the saved cash for living expenses. Given the options at the time the best solution that would allow us to keep the pond up and running were to use the cords. I would not run a cord across the lawn and leave it out to exposure. The cord is run through an appropriate sized conduit clamped on to the fence and both ends of the conduit are sealed with silicone to prevent water penetration. The cord is outdoor rated with end locks to ensure it is not pulled apart. This solution by the way was recomended by the city building inspector who came out to inspect the system, the home inspector had called the city in to ensure that the power to the garage was disconnected as he felt it was so dangerous. I will at some point get back to work and be able to redo the wiring but not at this time. Far better to use the cord than to burn down my home. I hope that answers your question as to why someone would not be willing to shell out cash at the drop of the hat. Sorry to rant but that tweaked a nerve. |
- Posted by magdaloonie 6 - high desert (My Page) on Wed, Jun 17, 09 at 15:06
Good rant, Squirelette. S#*t happens and you do what you have to do when you have to do it. Been there - in fact, there right now! Vanessa |
- Posted by timbersmith 6A (My Page) on Wed, Jun 17, 09 at 15:28
I don't know if this helps, but in my inherited pond, the previous owner ran 14/2 from the breaker panel to an exterior outlet box with a GFCI outlet in it. From here, he ran a 12/2 direct-burial romex underneath the siding to the corner of the house, then buried it in the ground right next to the concrete patio and out to the pond (don't know how deep, but I doubt it's 3'). At the end is 2 sets of outlets attached to a 4x4 sunk into the ground, and he is using those lackluster "clamshell" seals that individually seal each outlet. One of these days, I'm going to replace the 14/2 with 12/2, re-do the GFCI box, and replace the outlets with a 4-in-1 box that has one of the better quality weather-proof covers on it. I'll probably also move the outlets closer to the pump when I do so. |
- Posted by guardenman (My Page) on Wed, Jun 17, 09 at 16:22
Okay to answer your question. First you need to dig a trench to your power supply. Then you need to drill a hole into The wall, so you can run a wire through it. The hole needs to be sealed up (duh) when you are done. You can buy underground wire fairly cheap (about thirty bucks for 150 feet). At The pump you need to install a post, either pressure treated wood or cedar. I prefer cedar to poisoned wood but that is just me. Screw your outdoor outlet box to the post, attach enough conduit so it goes underground, fasten everything together according to manufactures recommendations. The conduit only needs to go from The plug box to under ground, it doesn't need to go all the way to The house. You should install a new breaker to service the pond. Most breaker panels have extra spaces. You just need to remove The cover, poke out the (rectangular) space cover with a screw driver, screw the wires into the new breaker and plug in The breaker. You will need to run the wires through a hole in The bottom of the breaker panel before attaching them to the breaker, or you wont be able to replace the cover. It really is very simple stuff. The hardest part is digging The trench. When you run The wire, I highly recommend starting at the pond and working towards the breaker panel. Also you should install the post just like you would a fence post. Dig a foot or two down fill in around it with concrete. Just make sure you don't fill in the concrete so high it gets in the way of The wires. Hope this helps. |
Squirelette, I was not criticizing your post in any way. I was just pointing out that an extension cord running across a lawn is not a safe way to power pond equipment. It tweaks a nerve with me when people spend loads of money on high priced pond equipment and take shortcuts with their electrical connections. By the way, I completed over 90% of the work involved with my outdoor outlet by myself. I dug the three foot trench from my house foundation to a location near my pond. It took me two months using most of my spare time. I rented a hammer drill and punched a hole through my basement foundation. I purchased the DB wire, breakers, outdoor box, and mounting post after consulting several electricians and doing some Web research. I ran the DB wire from my indoor breaker to the mounting post. When I had everything in place, I hired a licensed electrical contractor to connect the wire at both ends and inspect the work that I had completed. Once the electricity was hooked up and my work was approved, I filled in the trench. I think the electrician cost about $100. I don't remember the cost of the equipment, but it wasn't that expensive. The pond liner and pump cost me a lot more. The major cost was the blisters and achy back I got from doing most of the work myself. I would do it again without hesitation. I don't worry about the weather or animals causing damage to my outdoor wiring. I don't worry about a faulty extension cord harming any of the children who come to visit my pond and feed my fish and turtles. Pond safety is the responsibility of the owner. If we don't use proper methods to maintain our ponds we may lose our fish. If we don't use proper methods to maintain safe electrical usage we may lose our life or that of another. I don't think I would have a pond if I thought it might harm someone. It would be an awful burden to bear if it did. |
Horton How about these words of wisdom "In the entire history of commercial use of electricity not one death nor fire was caused from a properly installed system." There is the exception of the "electric chair" but that was probably a bad idea anyway ." gary |
Gary, I could not agree more, especially the part about the electric chair. What a shocking idea that was! Being in the electrical trade for over 45 years, before I retired, I have come across and fixed up, some crazy and potentially dangerous electrical installations that DIY people have done, in and around their homes. Your brother was right on the button, with his statement, As I posted earlier, "it's not rocket science" and it can be done quite easily, by a DIY person, BUT it should be done properly, with attention to safety and done to the electrical code requirements. Another consideration, is to think about your home insurance coverage, being null and void, should a fire result from an electrical installation, that has not been inspected and approved, by the proper authority. I'll say it again, if you are going to do it ...do it properly and you don't have to worry about things going wrong! |
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Oct. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Increased rainfall this month may favor the flowering of the coffee crop in top global producer Brazil, according to Cepea, a University of Sao Paulo research group.
Rains over the past weekend will induce flowering, and most of Brazil's coffee crop should flower by the middle of the week, weather forecaster Somar Meteorologia said Oct. 3.
"October is the main month for the blossoming development, which will determine the yield potential for the next season," Cepea analyst Margarete Boteon said in a report yesterday.
Brazil may produce a record 57 million to 58 million bags of coffee in the 2012-13 season, Guilherme Braga, head of the national coffee exporters' council, known as CeCafe, said in an interview on Sept. 28.
Rains in September were too light for new flower buds to form, Boteon said, citing unidentified agents. Dry weather jeopardized part of the first blossoming, which happened between late August and early September, according to the analyst.
The lack of water and "the heavy winter in some producing regions have affected the coffee crop," she said. "Consequently, the first blossoming has been limited."
Flowering of the robusta crop in Espirito Santo state, the largest grower of the variety used in instant coffee, was "satisfactory" due to irrigation systems, Boteon said.
Robusta beans for November delivery advanced $13, or 0.6 percent, to $2,021 a metric ton by 9:16 a.m. on NYSE Liffe in London. Arabica coffee for December delivery rose 2.85 cents, or 1.3 percent, to $2.294 a pound on ICE Futures U.S. in New York.
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OSSIAN — The Northeast Hoosier Conference opened with a tough task Thursday for Columbia City boys' golf. On top of a tough team, Timber Ridge Golf Course gave the Eagles a challenge. In nine holes, Norwell put five scores at 43 or less beating Columbia City 155-190.
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Churubusco first baseman Kelary Crabill attempts to pick off Lakewood Park's Brett Taulbee. The Lady Eagles lost to the class A No. 3 team 17-4. Lakewood Park put up 10 runs in the top of the first inning and went on to win in five innings.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Details are still sketchy, but Indiana Rep. Kathy Heuer, R-Columbia City announced late this morning that recent belt-tightening at the Statehouse by Indiana legislators and Gov. Mitch Daniels has freed up an as-yet undisclosed amount of money that she says will be returned to Indiana schools. According to Heuer, the windfall will be used to help schools fund full-day kindergarten. She said she doesn't know yet how much money has been freed up, but said she knows it's in the millions of dollars.
Looking ahead to the 4-H Fair, the Whitley County Fairboard met Tuesday for the monthly meeting ready to make decisions. The first work day earlier this month was deemed a success as board president Bill Leeuw said the section of unsafe bleachers came down in just two and a half hours thanks in part to Joe and Lee Bowser from National Wreck Systems who came ready with torches. They will return on the next work day to help put up the new bleachers.
Danny Lee Bolinger, 56, of Columbia City, passed away at 12:05 a.m. Wednesday, April 13, 2011 at Parkview Hospital, Fort Wayne. Born Dec. 11, 1954 in Huntington, he was a son of Bill D. and Marylyn J. (Geiger) Bolinger. A lifetime Columbia City resident, he graduated with the Class of 1973 from Columbia City Joint High School. On May 21, 1977 he married Michelle Trimmer at First Church of God, Columbia City. For 28 years, he worked as a welder for Dana Corporation, Syracuse.
Frederick G.C. Gaff, 64, of Churubusco, passed away at 11:58 a.m. Tuesday, April 12, 2011 at his residence. Born Oct. 31, 1946 in Wolf Lake, he was a son of Paul Joseph and Joyce N. (Newman) Gaff.
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COLUMBIA CITY — An Indianapolis meeting regarding the upcoming state Route 205 Project was going to make it necessary for the Columbia City Board of Works and Safety to meet earlier this week. The meeting didn't materialize, however, the board will still meet at 7 a.m. instead of 8 a.m. Friday to afford Mayor Jim Fleck the ability to make another meeting at the state capital. —— To read the rest of this story, please order an e-subscription, found under the e-edition subscription link, or call The Post & Mail at 244-5153, ext. 207 and ask for a subscription.
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GREEN BAY, Wis., Jan. 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The Shopko Foundation is pleased to announce that it awarded grants totaling $981,000 during fiscal year 2012. The funds were awarded through the Foundation's four grant programs - Community Charitable Grants, Green Bay Area Grants, Teammate Community Service Grants and Teammate and Family Scholarships. The Shopko Foundation is proud to have awarded grants totaling approximately $26 million in the last 33 years in the communities where Shopko does business.
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Oct. 13 (Bloomberg) -- Corn fell for a second day in Chicago after the U.S. boosted estimates for local and global stockpiles, signaling more supplies for makers of food, animal feed and fuels. Wheat declined.
Corn inventories in the U.S. will be 29 percent larger than forecast last month as exports slow, the Department of Agriculture said yesterday. Global corn reserves were pegged at 123.19 million metric tons, 4.9 percent above a September forecast. Projections exceeded analysts' expectations.
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Corn for December delivery dropped 7.75 cents, or 1.2 percent, to $6.33 a bushel by 1:15 p.m. London time on the Chicago Board of Trade. The grain has climbed 0.6 percent this year.
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World corn production in the crop year that began Oct. 1 will be a record 860.09 million tons, up 3.8 percent from a year earlier, the USDA said. The agency boosted its forecast for China's crop by 2.2 percent to a record 182 million tons and said Ukraine will harvest 21 million tons, up 76 percent from last year.
Wheat for delivery in December fell 1.75 cents, or 0.3 percent, to $6.25 a bushel after sliding the most since Sept. 30 yesterday. Milling wheat for November delivery traded on NYSE Liffe in Paris was unchanged at 185.75 euros ($255.11) a ton.
World inventories of wheat before next year's Northern Hemisphere harvests may total 202.37 million tons, the most since 2002, the USDA said yesterday.
Soybeans for November delivery declined 8 cents, or 0.6 percent, to $12.315 a bushel in Chicago.
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This weekend, Olivia Palermo wed her longtime boyfriend, model Johannes Huebl, in Bedford, New York. While the fashion set is in a tizzy about the surprise elements (who knew an international street style star could keep the whole affair so understated? And the SHORTS!) we feel we had a slight hint to the nuptials, thanks to a peek at a living room Palermo recently designed for Shutterfly. Not only did the warm design suggest potential nesting instincts, but the tips she shared all revolve around creating a cozy, happy, and (of course!) stylish home for two.
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"Decorate shelves, tables and other surfaces with unique objects that youve collected over the years," says Palermo, who also echos a popular design sentiment: "If you like it, it works!"
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An East Chicago man facing charges that include rape, criminal deviate conduct, criminal confinement and strangulation has been charged in a subsequent sexual assault reported to police April 13.
Harold Gene France, 57, is charged with sexually assaulting a 21-year-old man at the Jefferson Hotel, 415 Sibley St., Hammond, where both men were living at the time. Bail has been set at $100,000 in his newest case in which he is charged in Lake Superior Court with criminal deviate conduct, sexual battery and criminal confinement.
The man told police he invited France to smoke marijuana with him on April 13. The man sat on France's bed as they smoked marijuana and watched TV until France forced the man to perform a sex act, court records state. The victim told police the incident was interrupted when someone knocked on the door to inform France he had a phone call at the front desk.
During the incident, the victim said France pulled back his hand as if he were getting ready to punch the victim. France had told the man he'd been a professional boxer, court records state.
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Time Traveling Kids of the Mane Six! Ch. 8 CHAPTER 8: Take Me Back (First draft. Final version in the works)Orion had run into the basement very quickly, confusing his guests. Bucky and Peach Cobbler both knew that when it came to Orion, trouble usually followed things like this. Whatever was going on in his head was most likely worth seeing, so the two Crusaders chased their friend into the former-lab. Where the basement once was the headquarters for Twilight Sparkle's scientific discoveries, it was not used as much as it once was and had now become more of an archive of data and experiments rather than an active station. Its purpose, however, did not alter the feeling of wonder and amazement the two ponies always experienced when rummaging through them. Shelf after shelf was filled to the brim with books of many colors and sizes and countless documents laid organized in drawers and bins before them. Regardless of the room's organization, there was not as much space left, but Twilight always refused to get rid of any
Time Traveling Kids of the Mane Six! Ch. 7 CHAPTER 7: Birthday Cake and Best Friends (First draft. Final version in the works)Five more minutes until Orion's birthday party. Under normal circumstances, ponies would be expecting their guests to be fashionably late, but those ponies obviously never met the Pie family. Looking at the clock, Andromeda knew that the moment the large hand hit the "12," Berry and Cherry would be at the door.They couldn't help themselves. Partying was in their blood as well as their upbringing. Andromeda figured any filly raised by Pinkie Pie would be that way. Waiting at the door, Orion and Andromeda smiled and readied to scare their friends in an unexpected welcoming. The twins were renowned for their sneakiness and pranks, so it was time they pulled one on them. Time slowed down as the final seconds inched their way up the clock's face. When the last second hit, the two unicorns threw open the door."Gotcha!" they yelled in unison before settling down at the empty sight in front of them.
Time Traveling Kids of the Mane Six! Ch. 10 CHAPTER 10: Cutie Mark Criss-cross (First draft. Final version in the works)Bucky's eyesight remained blurry as he looked around, desperately hoping to find something or somepony who could help him. He was in a room of some sort, but felt too nauseous to tell whose it was. His chest heaved with difficulty with each gasp of air becoming more shallow than the last while something clung tightly on his throat. His hoof grasped his neck to feel his Cutie Mark Crusader's cape. He had forgotten that he had put it on, but now it was choking him. Grasping at the knot, he tore it off, flooding oxygen into his lungs. He coughed loudly and painfully, gasping for a while before he sunk his head back to the cold floor. Taking the moment to catch his breath, his green eyes darted around, searching his surroundings. He was inside a small warm bedroom, not the cool basement where he once was. Stuffed animals surrounded him from all sides, their glass eyes watching his every move and motion an
Time Traveling Kids of the Mane Six! Ch. 11 CHAPTER 11: Shelter (First draft. Final version in the works)The sun continued to rise slowly in the morning chill and the frigid draft of the wind blew through the apple trees of the Apple family. The rumble of thunder echoed in the distance while it whistled around Radiance, making her want to curl into a tight ball. She couldn't hear anything, open her eyes, or move more than a little, but she could feel the bitterness of the breeze down to her bones. Her body shivered and her mind could not think of anything but the cold, as if ice had frozen her in place. Slowly, her senses began to return, and only when the crackle of a small fire could be heard and felt did she relax. Her heavy eyes opened narrowly, watching the blurred movements of the amber sparks in front of her. Their dim glowing air patterns danced before her before rising up into the air and disappearing in the small plume of grey smoke. A figure poked at the smoldering wood, keeping it alive and preventing the w


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Ati-Atihan festivites on Philippine shores
From tribal outfits to fun costumes, the Ati-Atihan festival is a riot of colour, song and dance. (Mark Daffey/LPI)
Ati-Atihan is the Philippines' wildest Mardi Gras-like celebration, a week-long street party in Kalibo that rages from dawn to dusk, peaking on the third Sunday in January. Honouring Santo Niño (an image of the infant Jesus), it is a religious celebration cloaked in secular sequins.
The origins of Ati-Atihan date back to the 13th Century, when a group of lighter skinned Malay immigrants from Borneo chose to show their respect for the local Ati people by painting their faces black and singing and dancing in thanks for the land and food that was offered to them. The colonising Spanish later added Santo Niño into the mix to dispel any pagan influences. Today, in keeping with the celebration's origins, participants in the main parade paint their faces with black soot and wear highly decorative colourful costumes.
Though the festival runs for a week, with most of the action happening in Pastrana Park, celebrations truly fire up in the final three days (Friday to Sunday). The biggest day, Sunday, begins early, with the transfer of the venerated Santo Niño icon from Kalibo Cathedral to the adjoining Pastrana Park, where an open-air mass is conducted. The festival culminates late Sunday afternoon with an enormous parade through the centre of the city, featuring soot-covered and elaborately costumed tribal groups carrying bamboo torches and Santo Niño images.
If you plan on going, book a hotel in Kalibo at least a month in advance and expect to pay two to five times the usual rates. Many people simply camp on the beach.
For the other 11 months of the year, Kalibo is primarily known as an entry point to the famed holiday island of Boracay. White Beach is where all the pre- and post-Ati-Atihan action takes place. For quieter surrounds, escape to Boracay's wild and windy Bulabog Beach to the east, a favourite windsurfing spot, or to the long and quiet Puka Beach to the north. The Mt Luho View Deck (admission P20) offers views both magnificent and decidedly trashy; its slopes have been the site of Boracay's garbage dump (at the time of research there were alternative proposals for dealing with this growing problem).
Since the 1970s, more than 300 resorts and hotels have been built on Boracay, and the outdoor pedestrian D'Mall expands every year, birthing more shops, bars and restaurants. But none of this seems to affect the regular rhythm of a typical day, which includes tropical cocktails, fruit shakes, tanning, the occasional afternoon beach volleyball game and, for the actively inclined, just about every imaginable water activity known to man.


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hey guys. im in fayetteville AR (7A) my bermuda hybrid is obv dormant right now so any weeds that come up are going to show pretty badly. I am starting to get a pretty good henbit problem (among other things) now that we've had a couple of warmish weekends. recommend a good product that I can spot treat that won't hurt my upcoming bermuda serveral weeks down the road? also, anyone have luck with vinegar/salt/detergent mixes for weed control? any concerns in using that in a lawn when it's dormant and the when it's green? thanks! |
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yeah we've had very cold temps for the last 3 days. unfortunately the yard is covered with sleet and snow right now, so i'll have to wait for a melt off to do anything. what kind of time frame would I need to have for using RoundUp before my Bermuda starts coming out of dormancy? Also, i have infestations of different weeds everywhere in my yard. |
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United Nations Certified Emission Reduction credits for December declined to a record as greenhouse-gas cutting projects in developing countries boosted their requests for supply near all-time highs.
CERs dropped 9.6 percent to close at 1.42 euros ($1.86) a metric ton on the ICE Futures Europe exchange in London, an all- time low. The contract earlier fell as much as 12 percent to 1.38 euros. They've lost 80 percent in the past year.
Projects were requesting 48 million tons of CERs over the four weeks to Nov. 16, according to data published on the website of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change in Bonn. That's almost as much as the record new supply for any calendar month, which was 50.2 million tons in January last year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
EU carbon for December fell 2.4 percent to close at 8.08 euros a ton, the biggest decline since Oct. 3, after gaining 3.5 percent yesterday. The level at 8.04 euros a ton is a 23.4 percent Fibonacci retracement level of the low on July 31 of 6.53 euros and the high of 8.50 euros on Sept. 10.
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This is just plain sad. http://townhall.com/tipsheet/katiep...-americans-living-paychecktopaycheck-n1626180 From the link: Fewer than one in four Americans have enough money in their savings account to cover at least six months of expenses, enough to help cushion the blow of a job loss, medical emergency or some other unexpected event, according to the survey of 1,000 adults. Meanwhile, 50% of those surveyed have less than a three-month cushion and 27% had no savings at all.
They aren't. They'll be in the emergency rooms taking on their iPhones and wearing their new Nike shoes.
Or they'll be at the doctor's office filling out Medicare forms while adjusting their hearing aids and wearing their custom orthopedics.
actually, now they'll have insurance, so they won't have to go to the much more expensive emergency rooms. they can use primary care doctor.
What about the 20% living on Obama checks, snap cards, housing vouchers? They don't own I-phones...they got Obama phones....with no monthly bill.
I'm sure you're right. But the old/current system was that poor people (at least those without insurance and few assets) would go to the emergency room every time they had a cold. Or they'd go no place even when they needed care. Getting them insurance is an improvement, don't you think?
You all would be amazed at what I see out there. With what has happened since '08 I am surprised it's not a higher percentage.
Who is going to be paying for that said insurance? And what about the 47 million Americans that can't even buy their own food to eat?
I get paid by the hour and I just got my hours cut back today. So did the other employees where I work. The Owner explained to us that he just cannot afford all of the hours right now. Im a Sales Associate at Badcock Home Furniture & More in Vero Beach.
I would bet fewer than one in four who have posted negative comments on this thread have enough money in their savings account to cover at least 6 months of expenses, raise your hand if you do. I dont. And if you do, #stupidplacetokeepit
Give it up Dave....they don't get it, they won't get it, and in all likelihood--they can't grasp it. "More money" means nothing--and with that, they've shown it. The comment further up about "they'll have insurance, so they won't have to go to the much more expensive emergency rooms"...since when did most of them ever pay for an ER visit anyway?? For years and years, that HAS been their 'free' health care. Nothing has changed for those folks except now they have health insurance premiums they are supposed to pay---which many if not most, won't even bother to do. It will still be easier for them to go to the ER and walk out the door when done. Like I said Dave--they don't get it. Real world isn't within the grasp.


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"As the Penn State University study shows, production of clean, abundant natural gas is bringing thousands of jobs to communities throughout Pennsylvania. The game-changing development of natural gas supplies in shale regions has great potential to improve the economic well-being of communities across the United States, while providing access to a clean domestic energy source. Based on the results of this study, the near-term outlook for natural gas in Pennsylvania is even more robust than anticipated last year. The report's estimates about job and economic growth are particularly heartening at a time when the country is still working toward economic recovery."
"Natural gas supported more than 2.8 million American jobs in 2008, and could add many more across the country in the years to come. The natural gas community looks forward to playing a more active role in powering our nation's clean energy economy, and this Penn State report offers a compelling case study of what other states have to gain from following Pennsylvania's path to clean energy-fueled growth."
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This is a seriously brilliant recipe, I grow butternut squashes and my mate dives for scallops off Weymouth, so it is perfect for us!!!
Easy to prepare, and delicious to eat.
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A quick, traditional and tasty combination of scallops with squash mash.
Rate this recipe:- 10 minutes
- 4
- • 1 tbsp sunflower or groundnut oil
- • 8 thin-cut rashers of streaky bacon
- • 12 hand-dived scallops, cleaned
- • A little extra virgin olive or rapeseed oil, to serve
- For the mushy squash:
- • 1 tbsp rapeseed or olive oil
- • 50g unsalted butter
- • About 600g butternut or Crown Prince squash, peeled, deseeded and cut into 2cm cubes
- • 1 garlic clove, finely chopped
- • 3-4 sage leaves, finely chopped
- • Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
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I can't believe how long this project is taking me. Lordy...I am reeeaaally getting sick of it. Monday evening I should be able to finish putting the west and east wall siding on. Once the siding is up I will have the outside completed until next spring when I will paint everything white. I still have the inside sheeting to put up, the plumbing and electrical (which I can't do) and to put in my cupboards, heaters and fan. I wish I could find an old door knob with the skeleton key for that door. That would be so perfect. I will have to check out a couple antique stores around here this week. Here is a photo as of todays progress. |
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