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Has anyone taken a gaura stem and pinned it to the ground? Does it root? Or is taking a cutting better? (I'm a water rooter at present, although I think I have a block of Oasis around somewhere) |
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- Posted by georgez5il z5 IL (My Page) on Wed, May 25, 05 at 14:30
I use soft wood cuttings apply 0.1% IBA (Rooting hormone) stick in well drained soil & mist taking 15-30 days to root |
Thanks- I guess I'll have to run over to the garden center! The rooting hormone I just threw away was quite old, anyway! |
- Posted by mybackacres z8b Gulf Coast (My Page) on Mon, Jun 13, 05 at 11:34
Gaura reseeds itself prolifically for me, both the white and pink cultivars always have plenty of "volunteers". I have rooted cuttings but never have a need to anymore-- since the first year of introducing it to my property! |
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Danielle & Adam-9/21/13-Tale as Old as Time-Our at Home Disney Wedding(Updated 9/18)
Greetings all! Ive been holding off making one of these since our wedding is still rather far away, but we decided on our venue today and I just cant wait anymore!! While we wont be getting married at Disney, were still going to be having a lot of Disney touches. :goodvibes Table of Contents: About Us The Proposal Planning and Ideas Ceremony Site Reception Hall Its all in the details It's all the Details Part II Aisle Runner Completed DIY Aisle Runner Flowers Will you be my BM/MOH? Cards Wedding Clothing, Decorations, and Other Things The Dress Wedding Shoes Music Engagement Pictures Save the Dates Bridal Shower Honeymoon Disneymoon Plans Honeymoon Schedule |
About Us
About Us FI and I met our junior year of high school. He was dating someone at the time and I was hung up on another guy. Our paths crossed again during our senior year and the rest is history. He asked me to be his GF on January 21, 2005 while we were sitting in his car after having just gotten back from seeing Phantom of the Opera (the movie, not the actual musical lol). :lovestruc Us way back when during our high school production of Beauty and the Beast: http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...7/3e36bdb5.jpg I was one of the silly girls that follow Gaston around and he was Monsieur Darque. This is where the title of my PJ comes into play. Since we started dating thanks to our paths crossing in this musical Im drawing a lot of inspiration from Beauty and the Beast for our wedding. :) About me http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...7/77195696.jpg My name is Danielle. Im 24 at the moment. Ill be 26 when FI and I finally tie the knot after nine years together! I was raised in a completely Disney obsessed family. There is no family gathering where Disney isnt mentioned at least... 20 times. Ive been to Disney World ~12 times and to Disneyland two or three times when I was under five years old. I feel extremely lucky that my parents have always managed to make the bi-annual trip to Disney happen. Its the one thing that really makes me feel like a part of my family. Im a recent graduate with a degree in Library and Information Science. Local libraries are currently suffering a lot so I work part time as a library clerk and part time as a cashier at a local grocery store. I hope to be a librarian before our wedding rolls around. I love reading, writing, dancing, and performing. It was a dream of mine for a long while to work at Disney and a perform, but I ended up taking a different path. FI says well move to FL when were old and wrinkly and work at Disney World and that well be the cute old CM that everyone loves. lol About Him http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...7/11c5f61b.jpg FI is the same age as I am, just a few months older. He was pulled into the Disney insanity kicking and screaming in 2007 when we took our first vacation together to Disney World. Just kidding. He loves Disney. Not quite as obsessed as I am. He believes that there should be other conversation topics discussed in the three months prior to us leaving for a trip! :scared1: Hes an Apple junkie to the point that he even went and got a job there. :sad2: He works ridiculously hard so that we can afford our lovely home and never complains. I often call him Beast, which is fitting seeing as the Beast was supposed to have been named Adam. Were just too crazy high school sweet hearts who have decided to tie the knot. :lovestruc |
The Proposal
One day at the mall, FI off handily asked me if I still wanted a Disney proposal. I said of course I did. He asked even if that meant waiting another whole year to get engaged and I said yes. Turned out at this point, he had already bought a ring. Over a year out from when our next Disney trip with my family would be!! Between the purchasing of the ring and the Disney trip, drama ensued with the ring that he had originally bought and he let me in on it. I knew about ten months before he proposed that he had a ring. There we times when I wanted him to just ask already because I felt like I was ready to bust wondering if he was really going to wait for our Disney trip or not. Turns out that he tried to arrange a surprise Disney trip. He planned to just tell me to pack a bag and then drive me to the airport. He didnt think I would believe him until we actually landed in Orlando that we were actually going to Disney. Sadly, it turned out to be just too expensive for him to manage (and of course then there was ring drama). But I swoon at the thought of it. Best almost proposal ever. :) In the month before we left for what would be our third trip to Disney World together, we started taking evening walks to get in shape for Disney World. There is no sleeping while on a Disney trip with my family. Its always go go go. On those walks he would tease me about plans that were in the work. He told me he made a lady at work cry telling her what he had planned. I wouldnt trade those nights for anything. Its like my proposal was drawn out for an entire month! I had no idea what he had up his sleeve. Halfway through our Disney trip, I was wondering if he had forgotten the ring or something. The first time we watched Wishes I was sure that it was coming because he kept fiddling with the camera bag, but nothing. :headache: He ended up waiting until August 21st to propose (we started dating on January 21). At that point, I had stopped trying to guess when he was going to pop the question. I didnt even blink when he managed to steer us toward Cinderellas Wishing Well. He asked a poor unsuspecting woman to take our picture and what happened was this: Completely unsuspecting: http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...7/d154fd19.jpg Shocked: http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...7/93573e71.jpg Insert woman taking pictures saying: Oh my goodness, are you serious?! And her daughter yelling: Ma, dont stop! Keep taking pictures! Crying like I had no idea that it was coming lol http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...7/a6623747.jpg I think I said yes right about here: http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...7/957950bc.jpg In one of the pictures FI is fiddling with trying to get something to sit on the edge of the well. He put the ring and a glass slipper exactly like this: http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...7/bc65de0d.jpg Looking back its a very good thing that it didnt fall in!! :scared1: Bling in front of the castle. :) http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...7/f747dbbc.jpg It was absolutely perfect. And Im so very grateful to the woman who captured so many pictures of the moment. These arent even half of them! |
Ceremony Site
Beauty and the Beast touch #1: Get married in a library. I have always dreamed of getting married in a library. My siblings think its really lame, but I love books. Trying to find a nice looking library that would allow us to have a wedding in it was one of the first things that I started looking for. At first I couldnt find anything, but then I found this beauty! http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...7/9f3d4c7a.jpg http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...7/226bea3f.jpg I love the ceiling! http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...910ec170-1.jpg In reality its more of a museum. The back of the hall is where all the manuscripts are stored, but its as close as we were going to get in our area. |
Reception Site
Beauty and the Beast touch #2: Must have chandilers. I was obsessed with wanting a chandelier at where ever we chose to have our reception. Sadly, the places that had the big, huge stunning ones were all out of our price range... But I did find this lovely place that has six smaller ones instead. It took a little while to fall in love with this. I liked it a lot, but I kept picturing something much different in my head. The more I thought about it though the more I realized it was totally us. It has a ballroom-eqsue feel with the comfort foods that we love. And the price is just too good to pass up! $30 a person for food and drinks. Unheard of! http://www.hamlinhouserestaurant.com...ic-478x295.jpg http://www.hamlinhouserestaurant.com...te-589x262.jpg View from the private balcony for the B&G. Its just down the hall from the bridal room, which is the picture below. http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...7/d484c874.jpg http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...7/640d14fe.jpg |
Its all the details
Beauty and the Beast touch #3: Colors and Disney Touches. It took a long time for me to figure out away to incorporate things from Beauty and the Beast in to the color scheme and other details of the wedding. I wanted more subtle Disney touches that you would have to be a hardcore Disney fan to really make the connection. Colors At first I did not want yellow as one of our colors at all. I don't know what I had against it because it makes the whole thing make sense in regards to B&TB! http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...7/c2b2bd2f.gifhttp://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...7/34b4f11f.gifhttp://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...7/a21ce7a9.gif Flowers To save on money, FI and I have decided to do silk flowers. It actually didn't take much thought at all since neither of us were attached to the idea of having live flowers and I love crafting. I also love the idea of being able to keep my bouquet. :) Bridal http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...7/6522791c.jpg Groom http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...7/b0a86d2f.jpg WP http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...7/746cd6b0.jpg http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...7/19518b61.jpg Centerpieces I loved the idea of using vintage books as centerpieces, but I wanted to dress it up a little more. I had the idea of putting a vase with a single rose in it not long after. I already have a stash of vintage books thanks to people donating them to the library I work at, so its just matter of buying some cheap vases and a few more silk flowers and these are all done! I'm hopping they'll look something like this, but with vases instead the case: http://deburn.weebly.com/uploads/8/6...61/8047350.jpg Cake We don't want anything too elaborate. I love this cake. http://deburn.weebly.com/uploads/8/6...51464_orig.jpg I find the simplicity of it very beautiful. I'd like to have hidden Mickey's added to the piping like so: http://deburn.weebly.com/uploads/8/6...61/7279279.jpg For the cake topper, I'm really hoping to get this: http://www.celticattic.com/treasures...ducts/X258.jpg It matches the wedding goblets that we've already bought! http://deburn.weebly.com/uploads/8/6...44862_orig.jpg And it brings a bit of the gothic feel of the Beast's castle pre-transformation. :) FI and I are also very into Renaissance Festivals, which is where we bought the goblets from, so it brings a bit of that into the wedding as well! |
Congrats and I love everything about your wedding planning! I am a huge Beauty and the Beast freak. I LOVE everything about the movie. And I am a HUGE book nerd. I even have my own book blog and do a lot of book reviews. We sound like we have a lot in common and I can't wait to read more of your plans!
I love ALL of your plans so far! The venue is very fitting for Beauty and the Beast.
I had a pretty good almost proposal too...lol. The day my fiance proposed, he had a vision in his head of dropping down to one knee in front of the castle in Magic Kingdom...it seemed like every time we were in front of the castle though, something happened! Either a large tour group decided to walk right through of shouting, we were asked to take a picture of someone, and apparently when he saw the moment...all of a sudden a parade started so he didn't do it! LoL! He ended up carrying the ring around in his pocket all day disappointed that he missed the moment...but we had a wonderful proposal at Shades of Green later that night. :) |
I LOVE your venue!
Everything looks amazing! :) I love the "anniversary" day.... That's how we chose our day. |
Okay, so I have to start by saying I'm definitely a bit jealous of your wedding plans! I was hoping to get married in a library but that venue idea just didn't work out. I also wanted a Beauty and the Beast themed wedding but my then DF was not too thrilled with the idea of being portrayed as a beast. :rolleyes: So we went with a more generic fairy tale themed wedding, also an at home wedding. And it sounds like we have a ton in common! When you listed your interests it's pretty much an exact reflection of my own. And I'm currently in grad school for library science! Where did you get your degree from? I'll graduate in a year from now with my certification to be a school library media specialist. Fingers crossed there's actually a few jobs out there by then. Your centerpiece ideas sound a bit similar to what we did, though we had a different fairy tale for every table. Here's a pic of a Beauty and the Beast table mock-up we had: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...P1040783-1.jpg Anyhow, I am really excited to follow along with your plans! :goodvibes |
I love your plans so far! Really love the centerpieces,
I got my degree from University at Buffalo. Youll definitely have a lot more luck going the school library route. I was already almost done with my degree when the public libraries took another funding hit and it was too late to change my specialization. I hope that youre able to find a job right after you graduate. :goodvibes |
Disneymoon [B]Plans for this keep changing. Originally FI and I were planning on buying in DVC. We sat in on one of their spiels and it made a lot of sense for us. Were young, we go to Disney every two years (Id love to be able to go every year!), and we foresee ourselves always vacationing at Disney. We figured we could pay for our cruise with the points and stay at the Poly before. Then I started reading up here about resale and that made even more sense. And quite a few people said that spending points on the cruise just wasnt getting your moneys worth... So we could get BLT for the same price as we could be paying for AK if we went directly through Disney, which meant giving up the Poly, but I was okay with that to be in walking distance to the MK. So we started, looking into financing it and realized it just isnt going to happen right now... Not with paying for a wedding at the same time. :sad1: So now the plan is: 7 nights at the Poly followed by a 4 night Bahamian Cruise on the Disney Dream. :woohoo: It will be the most all out Disney trip weve ever taken. I cant wait!! The cruise is the only 100% official part. We booked it three days after the itineraries for 2013 came out. lol If the rumor about the Poly construction proves true Ill have to find another resort to fall in love with. Fingers crossed that it doesnt. Im almost more excited for this than the actual wedding! |
Oh, my goodness, I'm so glad I clicked on your PJ! Books, Beauty and the Beast, libraries - you could be my twin! :goodvibes
Your ring is gorgeous, as are those goblets! I'm thinking Doug would love those. Where did you get them, if you don't mind me asking? :) And those centerpieces! Oh, the book geek in me is swooning :cool1: |
Congratulations to you both! What a cute proposal! I love the fact the random lady kept shooting the pictures while he was asking you to marry him! Bless!
You ring is very beautiful too! :) I love your theme and and the beauty and the beast idea! Especially your table centre pieces, the book idea is cool - Im sure I saw it on a UK version of 'Don't tell the Bride' which is an amazing show! (Basically the groom plans the whole wedding with 12,000 pounds - and in only 3 weeks) ANYWAY, when one of the grooms did it it looked brilliant! And he used her favourite books too! Your cake and colour choices are beautiful and will look really lovely in your venue! Good idea on the silk flowers! This way you get to keep them too! :) Any way, so far so good... looking forward to seeing more! Happy Planning! Faye |
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I was wondering .... Who the **** are you besides a republican money hungry ignorant lap dog ? Very very few people on Bullshido are going to be impressed with the info above and the ones who are will not be impressed related to the Martial Arts except to wonder how much dough you can toss their way to improve their gym or training facilities . Except maybe Anthony who will compare Rolex'es (can't find the plural of Rolex anywhere ) with you .
We ( term used loosely ) are going to be interested in any actual training or work you have done .
So what Martial Art do you study ?
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Jimmy Lyons and A.J. DiScala. Lyons will serve as GM of the team. He has a Masters Degree in Sports Management, 7 black belts in martial arts and has won 6 World Martial Arts Championships. "I know what it is like to put together a winning organization and I will bring these skills to the operation in Tallahassee. We plan to make a great impact on the youth of the community as we are in the Orlando area and bring top quality sports and entertainment there. We are very excited and we will be announcing full details of the team shortly." -


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Danny Crichton is an award-winning researcher and writer on regional innovation hubs with an intense passion for building companies and building nations. He is currently a doctoral student at the Harvard Kennedy School, and a contributing writer for TechCrunch.
Founding his first company in high school, Danny was formerly an investor at General Catalyst Partners, where he engaged companies in the mobile, labor, defense and security spaces. He led the technical infrastructure for SignalFire, a data-driven talent firm, and worked on several of the firm's investments.
In 2011-2012, Danny was a Fulbright Scholar in South Korea, where he was a visiting researcher at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology in Daejeon. His research investigated the impact of Korean government policy on the engineering pipeline of new graduates between high school and the workforce, as well as the individuals and groups that have formed in the Seoul regional innovation hub. He presented his research at KAIST, the Korean-American Education Commission (KAEC), Samsung's Global Strategy Group, and on the Korean radio station Arirang.
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While at Stanford University in California, Danny wrote an award-winning thesis on the history of Silicon Valley and Stanford's Department of Computer Science, developing a novel ecosystem-based model to analyze the unique development of the world's most recognized regional innovation hub. He presented the paper at the Triple Helix Conference, one of the largest research organizations devoted to building regional innovation throughout the world.
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Resume writing 101: a guide to developing an effective resume.
A resume, the one physical item you can leave with a professor, recruiter or company contact to make a lasting impression and provide critical, professional and contact information. Whether that impression is positive or negative depends on your knowledge and understanding of resumes.There are several basic content items that should be covered in your resume: contact information, career aspirations aspirations npl → aspiraciones fpl (= ambition); ambición f
aspirations npl (= hopes, ambition) → aspirations fpl , and professional and educational experiences. What you do with those three areas is what sets you apart from every other job seeker job seeker also job·seek·er
One who seeks employment. .
Contact Information. It should be easy for an employer to identify your name which means it needs to be at the top of the page. It is said that human resource professionals on average look at a resume for six seconds to determine if they are in the follow-up follow-up,
n the process of monitoring the progress of a patient after a period of active treatment.
follow-up plan or decline category. Underneath or beside your name should be contact information.
As a college student that moves frequently, it may be important to put both a current and permanent address and phone number. If an employer keeps resumes for six months to a year, will they be able to reach you? Putting your parent's address may make contacting you in the future more likely.
Also, be sure that contact information you provide will allow you to be professional if contacted--keep that in mind if you provide a cell phone number. Will your voicemail See voice mail. message portray por·tray
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Career Aspirations. A short and concise career objective allows you to communicate what your ideal job would be in the future at first glance for the recruiter. This will help employers know if your goals and the company's position are a good match. If you are set on one position make that your objective. "I want a position that I can utilize my Agricultural Business degree by working as a commodity broker." Otherwise, less specific objectives give you a chance to be flexible. "I want to utilize my communication and organizational skills in an agriculture related career."
Professional and Educational Experiences. The order in which professional and education information is presented is dependant on Adj. 1. dependant on - determined by conditions or circumstances that follow; "arms sales contingent on the approval of congress"
contingent on, contingent upon, dependant upon, dependent on, dependent upon, depending on, contingent the type of resume you have. However, putting education directly after the objective is most often advised for young professionals or recent graduates.
Employers, especially at career fairs, want to know three things right away--your name, career goal and degree. If those three things seem close to their ideal candidate they are likely to continue scanning your resume.
After listing your education, including study abroad experiences, be sure to include internships, organizations or scholarly opportunities that are relevant to the job you are seeking.
When describing your work experiences focus on results and actions you took at that workplace. Use action words, such as developed, managed, sold, etc. and measureables to highlight your accomplishments. "Surveyed 25 cooperatives throughout the Midwest Midwest or Middle West, region of the United States centered on the western Great Lakes and the upper-middle Mississippi valley. It is a somewhat imprecise term that has been applied to the northern section of the land between the Appalachians to determine usage and satisfaction of x product and then analyzed an·a·lyze
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1. Arranged in order of time of occurrence.
2. Relating to or in accordance with chronology. and functional. The majority of people utilize the chronological resume because of the ease of organization. The most recent internships or organizations are listed first followed by things that occurred at later dates. However, with a resume that utilizes the functional method, an older internship internship /in·tern·ship/ (in´tern-ship) the position or term of service of an intern in a hospital.
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For example, if you have an agricultural business degree and completed an internship in 2008 working on a farm and one in 2007 selling seed and your career goal is sales, you might want to list the seed sales internship first. Functional resumes may also place scholar activities or clubs and organizations before work experience. If your leadership outshines your work experiences, listing those experiences first is acceptable.
In either layout, your professional experiences and organizations are going to be the largest portion of your resume. Utilize the space you have with care. It has already been mentioned that an employer is going to scan a resume, therefore you need to make it easy to read and highlight things that set you apart from any other job seeker. Use bullets and short, descriptive sentences or phrases to provide relevant information about the experience. Be sure to use an easy-to-read font style A typeface variation (normal, bold, italic, bold italic). and size, as well as use effective formatting throughout.
As always, the best advice is to edit multiple times and often. A resume should be tailored to each new opportunity you hope to experience. Each and every piece of the resume should highlight why you are the obvious candidate for the position. See the facing page for a resume of a job seeker extraordinaire ex·tra·or·di·naire
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Ability: Flame Body – 30% of burning opponent when user is hit with a move that makes contact; eggs hatch twice as fast if user is in your party
Dream World ability: Swarm – Increases power of Bug-type moves by 1.5 if user has less than 1/3 HP remaining
Location found (Black/White): Receive egg from man on Route 18
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Evolution family: Larvesta > Volcarona at level 59
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But for real solitude, head instead to the middle island, Inis Meain. Here you can still see the quaint 300-year-old thatched cottage where Irish literary heavyweight J M Synge used to stay on his frequent visits to the island and where he penned the play, The Playboy of the Western World. Inis Meain is also home to the unique Inis Meain Restaurant and Suites. Owned by native islander and chef Ruairi de Blacam and his wife Marie-Thérèse, this architecturally cutting-edge restaurant (built with dry stone walls similar to those found all over the Aran islands) features a brief, seasonal menu, while the three bedrooms and one suite are sparsely decorated, letting the views speak for themselves. The island is also home to the family's Inis Meain Knitting Company, whose factory shop offers discounts on its garments like the famous Aran sweater re-imagined in luxurious fabrics such as merino and cashmere wool that are stocked in the likes of New York City's Bergdorf Goodman department store. Get there on the Aran Island Ferry from the village of Ros a Mhil, 38km west of Galway. Or take the 10-minute flight from Connemara Airport, west of Galway City, an option that comes with spectacular views.
Further north, 11km off the coast of the scenic Connemara region, with its dramatic, cloud-shrouded mountains and Atlantic coastline is the diminutive Inishbofin Island, whose name roughly translates from Gaelic as "Island of the White Cow". Inhabited since ancient times, its treeless, windswept landscape is fringed with stunning, pale sand beaches and water that takes on a distinctly Caribbean-blue hue in the right weather.
The fort at the mouth of the island's Bofin Harbour, Cromwell's Barracks, was built by the Cromwellian army in the late 1650s and served as a prison a few years later for exiled Irish Catholic priests and monks when Catholicism was outlawed by the British. A long-time haunt of artists and writers seeking inspiration amid its tranquil surroundings, Inishbofin's traditional music scene is best experienced during one of its Traditional Music Weekends held during the summer season and which feature the island's home-grown Inishbofin Ceili Band, which features fiddles, a guitar, an accordion and the traditional Irish bodhran.
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Ireland's largest island, Achill Island, located off the coast of County Mayo, 130km north of Galway, is a windswept outpost with beguiling charm. Reached from the mainland's Curran Peninsula via a bridge over Achill Sound, the island has an undeniably special atmosphere fuelled by a magnificent landscape of spectacular beaches, heather-blanketed bogs, lakes and rivers, haunting, deserted villages emptied during the Great Famine in the late 1840s, and some of the highest cliffs in western Europe. The island is also home to one of Ireland's oldest summer schools, Scoil Acla, established in 1910 to celebrate traditional Irish arts and culture. The school offers workshops and special events from the end of July each year. Cycle or drive the island's 10km Atlantic route, which skirts the coast like a hem with far-reaching panoramas of the ocean, or spend an afternoon on the secluded sands of Keem Bay on the island's western tip, one of the most picturesque beaches in the entire country.


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The friendly confine of Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church is a home away from home for its humble congregation. This lovely church is located on the city's north side on Harrison Avenue between Phoenix Avenue and Garfield Street, less than five minutes from the Bear Mountain State Parkway. Rev. Gary L. Colter is the head pastor and he starts the Sunday service at 11 a.m.
Mount Lebanon Baptist Church
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Wake on LAN problem
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I formatted my hard disk of 1TB(terabyte) I've so far had thousands of problems, but managed to fix them all... except a few problems: I enabled WOL(Wake on LAN) and everything worked, but then I realized that WOL only works with sleep(S1 & S3) and hibernate, but not shut down. This problem is quite bad, as on vacation, I need to take my laptop to Italy, and I need WOL to to turn on this computer, so I could use RDC(Remote Desktop Connection) . And, if I accidentally shutdown this computer, I will not be able to use RDC to connect to this computer! Any suggestions? P.S. All the other problems are in the other threads. |
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excellent cruise with friendly staff and outstanding commentary throughout the cruise. I would thoroughly recommend this cruise to any visitor let alone a local.
Excellent value for money
We took the morning cruise and found it to be an excellent way to explore Sydney. We had wonderful views of the opera house, bridge, and parks. The 'coffee' included a choice of tea as well plus a box of pastries. Our guide - Elizabeth - was knowledgable and informative. As we were leaving the boat at the conclusion of the tour, I could smell lunch being prepared. I half wished we had opted for the lunch or dinner cruise as well because the morning cruise was so enjoyable.
The boat tour was wonderful and the customer service was absolutely first rate starting with the lady at the ticket booth through to the cruise boat crew and especially the tour guide who went out of her way to be responsive to all of us tourists. Only suggestion would be to review your box of snacks to have something for people who are diabetic or on a low calorie diet.
I would give another 5 star..
This was a lovely relaxing cruise with a very informative guide we loved every moment of it and morning tea
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Simply stunning the commentary on board was fantastic and the service was brilliant it was so relaxing. Go on this cruise it is awesome.
Well organized....done very well.
A wonderful tour...very informative and enjoyable. Loved it. Thank you
Informative. well organised and fun. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable. Would definitely recommend.
The cruise was excellent. I would highly recommend this cruise to anyone who is visiting Sydney for the first time.The cruise director was very informative and a good time was had by all.
Was very informative! A perfect intro to the sights, general tidbits and historical information about the harbour and surrounds. Would recommend this to others. Healthier choices for the snacks would be my only suggestion for improvement.
This was an exceptional cruise for the money. The commentary was good as well as the coffee and cakes. We can recommend it.
Great boat. Beautiful weather. Interesting journey and a host who spoke for the whole 2 hour lus trip, offering current noteworthy updates as well as vast history of everything the eye sees and much more.
A great value for someone who craves knowledge of this beautiful city!
Highly recommend this tour.
Colin. - Canada
The guide on our trip was very knowledgeable of the Sydney harbour scene,got to hear about and see some glorious homes, items of interest and facts of harbour life.........oh, the afternoon tea was had was wonderful!


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1 Forsooth Solomon deemed, or purposed, to build an house to the name of the Lord, and a palace to himself. (And Solomon decided to build a House in honour of the name of the Lord, and a palace for himself.) | 1 Solomon gave orders to build a temple for the Name of the LORD and a royal palace for himself. |
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- A Color Rhapsody Theatrical Cartoon Series
- Traditional Animation
- Columbia Pictures Corporation
- Distributed by: Columbia Pictures Corporation
- Cartoon Characters: Kangaroo Father, Kangaroo Mother, Kangaroo Kid (Elmer).
- Voice Actors: Mel Blanc, Elvia Allman.
- Directed By Ub Iwerks.
- Produced By Charles Mintz.
- Music: Eddie Kilfeather, Joe De Nat.
- Originally Released on February 24, 1939.
- Originally Released Theatrically.
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A boxing kangaroo tricks his son into fighting when he really wants to be a violinist.
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occupations ranging from manufacturing to public administration found that the percent of workers who reported a sleep duration of 6 hours or less per night increased from 24 to 30%(4) in the last 20 years. These findings probably demonstrate the development of widespread partial sleep deprivation or sleep "restriction" which is most likely related to external environmental or social factor(s) such as the need to work more than one job or longer work shifts rather than a biologic change in need for sleep. The important question is the extent to which such changes produce negative consequences for performance, health, and/or quality of life.
Much research investigating sleep duration requirements has examined reduced sleep duration because, as evidenced above, chronic or long-standing sleep restriction is increasingly pervasive in the community. Studies of short sleep duration have shown that this "restricted" sleep can be associated with increased sleepiness, poor performance, and increased health risks or mortality.
One way that researchers examine the effect of restricted sleep time, is by having individuals with a given (presumably "normal") sleep duration, usually 7 - 8 hours, sleep for shorter intervals, such as 2 - 7 hours for one or more nights. A common type of research examines changes in performance of specific tasks following normal sleep duration and compares it to performance after a period of sleep restriction. Another type of research employs health surveys or questionnaires that are given to many individuals and which ask about sleep duration and other health characteristics and outcomes. Associations between these features and naturally occurring differences in sleep duration across the study participants are determined by established statistical methods.
Sleep Restriction
Investigators have measured various aspects of performance after sleep duration has been decreased from 8 hours to 7 hours or less for one or more nights. For example, one study showed that participants were significantly more sleepy on the day following reduction of time in bed from 8 to 6 hours (5). Other studies have shown increased sleepiness and delayed response time (similar to taking longer to apply the brakes when trying to stop a car) when


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Brunswick discontinues Maxum line
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"This decision emerged from our continuing efforts to review every aspect of our operations, including our brand portfolio, in an effort to position Brunswick to emerge from this downturn a stronger company," company spokesman Dan Kubera said today in an e-mail to Soundings Trade Only.
"It was a difficult but necessary decision, driven and based on economics," he added.
Maxum will sell boats currently in inventory, but will not produce any 2010 models. Dealers have been notified of the decision, Kubera said.
Support will continue throughout the warranty period.
"There will be no change to the type or level of warranty service, parts and support provided to the Maxum dealers at this time," Kubera said. "We are offering the dealers an opportunity to continue with the significant retail and wholesale incentives that have been in place during this selling season to support the dealers' retail efforts."
Maxum did not have a dedicated manufacturing facility, so no changes in production plans are anticipated as a result of this decision, Kubera said.
In the early 2000s, Maxum was one of the first brands to install bow and stern thrusters on small boats.
Brunswick manufactures 15 U.S.-based boat brands, in addition to brands it builds in Europe and New Zealand. In May 2008, Brunswick announced it would cease production of its Bluewater Marine brands, including Sea Pro, Sea Boss, Palmetto and Laguna.
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Solve nonlinear PDE problem
[u,res] = pdenonlin(b,p,e,t,c,a,f) [u,res] = pdenonlin(b,p,e,t,c,a,f,'PropertyName','PropertyValue',...)
[u,res] = pdenonlin(b,p,e,t,c,a,f) solves the nonlinear scalar PDE problem
–∇ · (c∇u) + au = f on Ω
or the nonlinear system PDE problem
where the coefficients c, a, and f can depend on the solution u. The algorithm solves the equation by using damped Newton iteration with the Armijo-Goldstein line search strategy.
The solution u is represented as the solution vector u. For details on the representation of the solution vector, see assempde. res is the norm of the Newton step residuals.
The triangular mesh of the PDE problem is given by the mesh data p, e, and t. For details on the mesh data representation, see initmesh.
b describes the boundary conditions of the PDE problem. For the recommended way of specifying boundary conditions, see Steps to Specify a Boundary Conditions Object. For all methods of specifying boundary conditions, see Boundary Condition Specification.
For the general call to pdebound, the boundary conditions can also depend on u. A fixed-point iteration strategy is employed to solve for the nonlinear boundary conditions.
The coefficients c, a, f of the PDE problem can be given in a wide variety of ways. In the context of pdenonlin the coefficients can depend on u. The coefficients cannot depend on t, the time. For a complete listing of all format options, see Scalar PDE Coefficients and Coefficients for Systems of PDEs.
The solver can be fine-tuned by setting some of the options described next.
Property Name | Property Value | Default | Description |
Jacobian | fixed|lumped|full | Approximation of Jacobian | |
U0 | string or numeric | Initial solution guess — Use the syntax of Initial Conditions | |
Tol | positive scalar | Residual size at termination | |
MaxIter | positive integer | 25 | Maximum Gauss-Newton iterations |
MinStep | positive scalar | 1/2^16 | Minimum damping of search direction |
Report | on|off | off | Print convergence information |
Norm | string or numeric | Inf | Residual norm |
There are three methods currently implemented to compute the Jacobian:
Numerical evaluation of the full Jacobian based on the sparse version of the function numjac
A "lumped" approximation described in Nonlinear Equations based on the numerical differentiation of the coefficients
A fixed-point iteration matrix where the Jacobian is approximated by the stiffness matrix
Select the desired method by setting the Jacobian property to full, lumped, or fixed, bearing in mind that the more precise methods are computationally more expensive.
U0 is the starting guess that can be given as an expression, a generic scalar, or a vector. By default it is set to 0, but this is useless in problems such as ∇ · (1/u∇u) = 0 with Dirichlet boundary conditions u = ex+y. Tol fixes the exit criterion from the Gauss-Newton iteration, i.e., the iterations are terminated when the residual norm is less than Tol. The norm in which the residual is computed is selected through Norm. This can be any admissible MATLAB® vector norm or energy for the energy norm.
MaxIter and MinStep are safeguards against infinite Gauss-Newton loops and they bound the number of iterations and the step size used in each iteration. Setting Report to on forces printing of convergence information.
If the Newton iteration does not converge, the error message Too many iterations or Stepsize too small is displayed. If the initial guess produces matrices containing NaN or Inf elements, the error message Unsuitable initial guess U0 (default: U0 = 0) is printed.


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We are so beyond stoked that Mika Miko is playing BUST's SXSW day party! These girls rrrrrrrrock! They go on around 4pm, but make sure to get there early to get your free bloody mary and back massage!
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Would it be alright to use chicken manure pellets in Swc's? I was thinking of mixing 2 cups in the lower portion of the upper chamber of a 19 gallon container and another cup for the fertilizer strip at the top.
How much powdered eggshell for tomatoes? Would a cup mixed in sufficiently substitute for dolomite? Lastly, can anyone give me guidance on whether or not I should use epson salts, and how much? Sorry to be a bother. I am 83 and I just don't remember as well anymore. I really have enjoyed this forum, but as I still have 50 years more work to do, I don't get as much time as I would like to study the wonderful insights. Thanks, John |
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- Posted by suncitylinda 9A oCal inland (My Page) on Tue, Apr 24, 12 at 15:00
John, Any time you add manure, compost or the like into a SWC you are defeating the wicking action. Keep it up and soon you will have a bog that does not wick at all. =( Eggshells, even powdered take forever to break down. The reason we use dolomite lime is is helps defeat the acidity present in the peat moss. Even dolomite takes several months before it is fully available to the plants. I have never used eggshells in a SWC, atleast not that I remember, and my memory isnt too good anymore either! LOL LInda |
2 cups of pellets is not going to make that much of a dfference in the wicking. years of reusing the soil would have a problem. as for the rest what linda said. |
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- Traditional Animation
- UPA Productions
- Animation Studio: Jack Kinney Productions, Larry Harmon Studios
- Distributed by: Columbia Pictures Television
- Cartoon Characters: Mr. Magoo, Charlie, Cyrano de Bergerac.
- Voice Actors: Jim Backus, Paul Frees.
- Directed By Steve Clark.
- Produced By Henry G. Saperstein.
- Animated By Hank Smith, Bob Maxfield, Frank Braxton, Jerry Hathcock, Ken O'Brien, Chic Otterstrom, Jack Ozark, Irv Spence, Bob Bentley, Ed Solomon.
- Written By Bob Ogle, Nick George.
- Music: Shorty Rogers, Carl Brandt, George Steiner.
- Editor: Ted Baker.
- First Aired on August 14, 1961.
- Originally Released in Syndication.
- Running Time: 5 minutes.
- Color
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Charlie prepares to go out to a stage performance of Cyrano de Bergerac. Hearing that the young man is going to see the show, Magoo proceeds to tell the story of... (more)
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