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From The Observer Food Monthly, June 2008
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- 250 g asparagus (about 8 spears)
- 2 egg yolks (use fresh, quality eggs)
- 50 g parmesan cheese, freshly-grated
- 29.58 ml butter
- 150 g penne rigate
- salt
- fresh ground black pepper
- 1Wash, trim and slice the asparagus spears into sections that match the size of the pasta. Beat the egg yolks. Grate the parmesan.
- 2Put a pan of water on to boil. Heat one tablespoon of the butter in a wide bottomed pan and add the asparagus. Season it with a pinch of salt and stir it a couple of times. Cover if you like and let it cook gently while you pop the pasta into the boiling water. You can take the asparagus as far as you like, leaving it crunch or softening it up, but don't let it brown. When the pasta is done to your liking, drain it briefly and return it to the pot, off the heat.
- 3Stir in the second tablespoon of butter and, immediately after that, the egg yolks, the seasoning and the asparagus. Stir quickly until you have a glossy emulsion around the pasta and asparagus. Don't be tempted to return the pan to the heat, as it will scramble the eggs.
- 4Fold in the parmesan and test the seasoning. Service immediately.
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Nutritional Facts for Penne With Asparagus Carbonara
Serving Size: 1 (254 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 2
- Amount Per Serving
- % Daily Value
- Calories 564.5
- Calories from Fat 217
- 38%
- Total Fat 24.1 g
- 37%
- Saturated Fat 13.3 g
- 66%
- Cholesterol 241.3 mg
- 80%
- Sodium 492.6 mg
- 20%
- Total Carbohydrate 62.7 g
- 20%
- Dietary Fiber 4.9 g
- 19%
- Sugars 3.2 g
- 13%
- Protein 24.9 g
- 49%
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11 but the seventh year thou shalt let it rest and lie still, that the poor of thy people may eat; and what they leave the beasts of the field shall eat. In like manner thou shalt deal with thy vineyard and with thy olive trees. | 11 but during the seventh year let the land lie unplowed and unused. Then the poor among your people may get food from it, and the wild animals may eat what they leave. Do the same with your vineyard and your olive grove. |
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The Perfect Season. Many teams dream about. Very few ever accomplish it. The 2009 Monroe Community College Golf team did just that. A win in every tournament played. That is very rare in college golf and will go down as one the best seasons ever for NJCAA Division III Golf.
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Wow that is huge One Big Ass Mistake America
No kidding! It's a real gagger. The hunter holding the antlers looks like a fairly big boy himself, but he's smaller than that rack
It's not often you can feel comfortable in complementing a yellow-overall-wearing man on his rack, but that is one fine rack he has. I hope some bear cubs starve because he has it.
Dead Bears, the only good kind.
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When all else fails.
Nice rack
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Wow. That's pretty awesome. It was time for a new signature. This is what you get.
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That might have 'scored' higher due to the number of points on it, but while in AK I saw A LOT bigger racks than that. I saw one a friend shot that was 74+ inches!
An armed society is not always a polite society, but it is a free and safe society! Self Defense is an absolute and natural right! Keep your head down and your powder dry!
191 cm is over 75 inches. Pretty big. 560 kg. is 1234 lb. It was estimated heavier than that. In other words, it was bigger than most riding horses.


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After teasing everyone with a mostly obscured shot of the new Batmobile from his upcoming Batman vs Superman film, Zack Snyder delivered today with a better shot along with (what we assume is) a bonus Ben Affleck in costume.
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This set from Sam Gras is a perfect example. Straight out of the Batman '66 TV series, it brings back memories of Saturday morning TV and falling in love with the Batmobile for the first time.
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NBA Free Agency 2014 Report Card
Atlanta Hawks: The Hawks big free agent splash came early with the signing of former Bulls and Thunder defensive specialist Thabo Sefolosha. Atlanta entered the free agent market with a lot of flexibility and a ton of cap space, but didn't really manage to do much with it. Atlanta also traded away Lou Williams to the Raptors for veteran John Salmons (who they later released). After that transaction they had a lot of money to throw around to big free agents like LeBron, Melo, or Luol Deng, but only managed to sign Sefolosha.
Grade: GM Danny Ferry had a lot to play with this offseason but came up short in attracting big name free agents for a Hawks squad that lacks a proven star. Sefelosha is a solid pickup, but won't propel you to an NBA Championship. C
Boston Celtics: The Celtics have been one of those teams that have been stock piling talent this offseason and getting a lot younger. They brought back athletic scoring combo guard Avery Bradley at a hefty cost of 4 years $32 million. But Boston now has one of the best defensive backcourts in the league with Rondo, Bradley, and rookie Marcus Smart. They were also part of the there team trade between the nets and Cavs that sent Jarrett Jack to Brooklyn, and Tyler Zeller and scoring threat Marcus Thornton to Bean Town. That adds to the already bolstered up paint for the Celtics and Thornton can easily put up 15 to 20 points starting or coming off the bench.
Grade: They brought back one of the best defensive guards in the league that can play both guard positions and give Boston great flexibility. Solid offseason so far. B+
Brooklyn Nets: The Nets were pretty much doomed from the start when free agency came rolling. They had to pay a record $90.5 million in league luxury taxes, mostly in part to the KG-Pierce-Terry trade last offseason. To make matters worse, their hall of fame point guard and former coach Jason Kidd created a fire storm by demanding to be traded to Milwaukee and of course later getting his wish (which might not be so bad for the Nets after hiring Lionel Hollins). The Nets did manage to work the trade market and pick up one of the best backup floor generals in the league, Jarrett Jack. They also re-signed Alan Anderson for two years 2.6 million. But key losses in Paul Pierce to Washington, Shaun Livingston to Golden State, Marcus Thorton in the Jack trade, and most likely Andre Blatche have Brooklyn in a bit of a down spiral heading to next season.
Grade: The Jack trade was beneficial, but too many big time losses for a team that needs to get younger and keep key players. Not s good offseason player wise for the Nets. D
Charlotte Hornets: The Hornets are back in North Carolina, and they had one of the best off seasons so far from any NBA franchise. Their big name signing was the infamous Lance Stephenson on three years, 27 million. They lost out on their max deal to Gordon Hayward who Utah matched on an offer sheet. But Stephenson isn't a bad second option, especially when you didn't have to pay max dollars for him. All of a sudden the Hornets jump up to one of the top 4 or 5 teams in the East, keep in mind they didn't lose much besides Josh McRoberts. For the loss of McRoberts, the Hornets also signed what many consider a better forward in Marvin Williams.
Grade: Two great additions for a team that's on the rise in the East. Does this propel them to title contenders? Lets not go that far. But they certainly got a lot better. Great job Michael Jordan, the excitement is back for the Hornets. A-
Chicago Bulls: The Bulls lost out in their pursuit of big name free agent Carmelo Anthony, but still had some leeway to work with in signing Pau Gasol to 3 years $22 million. Gasol is no scrub, as he stands as one of the most fundamentally sound forwards and best passing bigs in the league. He is certainly a huge boost over Carlos Boozer who they amnestied. The Bulls also locked up Kirk Hinrich to backup D. Rose is healthy. Quietly, the Bulls have snuck into many's top pick in the Eastern Conference.
Grade: They got the next best thing after Melo in Pau, and they also added to their depth with drafting Doug McDermott and bringing back Hinrich. If they stay healthy, the Bulls are a legitimate contender to reach the Finals. A+
Cleveland Cavaliers: When you get back your hometown hero and the greatest player in the world right now, you can't really argue that the Cavs have had one of the best off seasons ever. Not only that, but they were smart in the moves they made prior to resigning Lebron James. The looming blockbuster of Kevin Love for Andrew Wiggins, Anthony Bennett, and a first rounder is still out in the open, but the Cavaliers got what many considered would never happen.
Grade: Sure they lost Spencer Hawes and C.J. Miles in free agency, but they got LeBron James back and possibly Kevin Love. Bringing in Lebron's sharpshooting friends in Mike Miller and James Jones on cheap contracts doesn't hurt. Can they contend right away with or without Love? Still remains to be seen for me. But can't argue with the results so far for the Cavs, their fans, and the city of Cleveland. A+
Dallas Mavericks: Mark Cuban has certainly had himself an offseason and the Mavericks are back in contention in the West. They got one of the biggest pieces in their championship run a couple years back in Tyson Chandler, and they also were able to resign Dirk and pickup Chandler Parsons.
Grade: The Mavs didn't really lose much but an aging Vince Carter and Jose Calderon. If Raymond Felton stays out of trouble he could possibly fill the role at point guard. But bringing back Dirk cheap to pay for big name free agnets like Parsons is a huge plus. A
Denver Nuggets: The Nuggets made a big splash in the trade market before free agency even began by bringing back Aaron Afflalo for Evan Fourneir, who Nuggets fans were tired of waiting to progress as a player. They also drafted one of the best players in this years draft in Garry Harris and role players like Nate Robinson and Darrell Arthur agreed to come back to the Mile High City. They haven't made any signings in free agency so far. The closest thing to an agreement they had was with Mike Miller, who took less money to go play with the king in Cleveland. But in all honestly, Denver really doesn't need much more than what they have.
Grade: This team still lacks what they had before Melo left for the big apple and that's a superstar. But Denver gained back what many call a future all-star in Afflalo, and have one of the deepest teams from top to bottom in the league. If this team stays healthy, watch out for them to create some havoc in the west next season. B
Detroit Pistons: The Pistons made a couple early moves in the market by bringing in Jodie Meeks, Cartier Martin, and Aaron Grey. Many thought Meeks was overpaid. But they also brought in solid backup point guard D.J. Augustin and tough swingman Caron Butler. Overall just a lot of solid role players were brought in for Stan Van Gundy in his first year at the helm. But will this propel them from their mediocre status in the East? They still have the Josh Smith dilemma to deal with. Do you keep him or trade him? Detroit also has to worry about bringing back a key piece in Greg Monroe. Can they do that and will Monroe want to come back is the big question
Grade: Some consider Detroit's signings so far to be a little boring and expensive, but their additions are a lot better than what the team suited up to play last season. Nothing flashy so far, just a bunch of solid role player additions for a great new coach. But in the end, nothing that will earn them a great grade. C-
Golden State Warriors: The Warriors have a new head coach in Steve Kerr and have helped him out some in his transition from GM, to broadcaster, to now NBA coach. Golden State made two solid pickups in Shaun Livingston and brought back Brandon Rush for a cheap cost 2 years 2.5 million. These two moves are nothing ground breaking, but many are waiting on the decision of Kevin Love and the trade market he brings. If they can get Love thats a huge addition.
Grade: They got a lot better at the backup point spot and brought back a veteran defender in Rush. Just simply a quiet offseason but they didn't regress in their losses and gained some solid additions. B-
Houston Rockets: The Rockets are the classic example of putting all of your chips in one basket. In efforts to sign big name free agents like LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, and Chris Bosh, the Rockets not only drafted poorly but parted ways with the likes of Omar Asik, Jeremy Lin, and Chandler Parsons. Those moves would be great but there's just one problem, they didn't land any of those big names. That leaves the Rockets with a lot of holes to fill. They were able to bring in Trevor Ariza which certainly is not a bad acquisition, but is he a better option than Parson or Gordon Hayward could have been?
Grade: Many are calling for the Rockets to get a failing grade for missing out on pretty much every target they had this summer, but all is not lost after getting at least something in Ariza. D-
Indiana Pacers: Now comes the interesting case of the Pacers. To start, they really haven't landed anyone on the market of value so far in only getting known players like Rodney Stuckey, Lavoy Allen, and C.J, Miles. They also lost Lance Stephenson which to me is a loss with his great defensive skills and offensive talent. Plus, they had no draft picks thanks to the Luis Scola trade and still have to deal with the ongoing dilemma of Roy Hibbert.
Grade: All in all, yeah the Pacers were able to bring in two veterans who certainly aren't terrible, but they haven't done anything to propel themselves to Eastern Conference Champions. Not a good offseason at all so far from Larry Bird. F
Los Angeles Clippers: The Clippers have officially become the go to destination in Los Angeles (who ever thought they'd see the day). They got better this offseason by bringing in needed positional players like a backup at the point in Jordan Farmar and skilled big man Spencer Hawes to give DeAndre Jordan a break in the middle
Grade: They weren't able to bring back Darren Collison, but two very solid additions that keep the Clippers in a competitive and contending position out West. B
Los Angles Lakers: Now to the declining team out in the city of angles. Kobe Bryant can't be happy with what his Laker management has done this offseason. They missed out an all of the big time free agents, and they weren't able to bring back Pau Gasol, who Kobe loved playing with.
Grade: They were able to get something in bringing back Mr. Swaggy P Nick Young, along with big men Jordan Hill and Ed Davis. But the Lakers got a lot worse this offseason and unless they can land Eric Bledsoe without giving up prized big man Julius Randle, the Lakers have had a sub par offseason at best in the free agent market. D-
Memphis Grizzlies: The Grizzlies seem to be a team that will always put a competitive roster on the floor but will never reach the promise land out West. So far, they've brought back Zach Randolf which of course they had to do. The signing of Vince Carter was solid, but on 3 year deal? A little head scratching. Memphis also brought back veteran floor general Beno Udrich as well
Grade: Memphis certainly didn't get worse, but the 3 year deal to a VC who will be ancient by the time that contract comes off the books is puzzling. C-
Miami Heat: For a team that just lost the best player in the league and oh yeah, the world, the Heat have really out done themselves following the King's departure back home. The addition of Shabazz Napier was a great start and following Pat Riley has done a nice job of assembling pieces after a major exit of their most important player. Up and coming big Josh McRoberts and former all-star Danny Granger were the early signees in South Beach, followed by the return of Chris Bosh and Miami lifer Dwyane Wade. Don't forget the re-ups of fellow Miami lifer Udonis Haslem and veteran Birdman Anderson and Mario Chalmers. But possibly the biggest steal of the offseason was the signing of Luol Deng who will certainly be a great fit for what he brings on offense.
Grade: After LeBron's exit, all of a sudden the Heat have still managed to stay in playoff contention in the East. Who knows maybe they might be able to make some noise with that nice roster of talent they have. Pat Riley shows why he is one of the best in the business. B+
Milwaukee Bucks: The Milwaukee Bucks certainly do have something to be excited for in the future. Starting with the addition of number 2 pick in this years NBA Draft Jabari Parker and their new head coach Jason Kidd who already brings attention with his name (oh and his actions of course). They also still have the Greek Freak who will only get more athletic and freaky. But other than that, the Bucks haven't really made any big moves. They tried to go after Eric Bledsoe who would be a huge addition over O.J. Mayo but lets face the facts, who wants to play in Milwaukee?
Grade: They've signed solid pieces who have promise like Kendall Marshall after he was surprisingly let go by the Lakers. But if one of your marquee signings before that is Jarred Bayless, your not really having that great of an offseason in the market. C-
Minnesota Timberwolves: The T-Wolves are another team that had much of their success in this years draft with their talented selections of athletic swingman Zach LeVine and Glenn Robinson III who absolutely tore it up in Summer League this year. Otherwise, they haven't budged at all in the market. But who can blame them with the ongoing scenario of Kevin Love's request to play else ware (can't really blame him either).
Grade: I'll say this, the Wolves and Flip Saunders have done a great job of staying firm on their demands for the superstar forward. I give them a lot of credit for that. If they can get what theu want in the number 1 picks and Andrew Wiggins, I'd say thats an A+ offseason for them, especially with a great basketball mind and signal caller in Flip Saunders. But we don't know whats going to happen with that trade so they earn a B+.
New Orleans Pelicans: The Pelicans made some early noise in the market by trading for skilled big Omar Asik. That should be a nice pairing with Anthony Davis who will be a star in this league sooner than later. Not to mention, with Asik in the starting lineup that will give Davis the room to play at his natural position of power forward. But they haven't done much following the trade. Losing key role players like sharp shooter Anthony Morrow, backup point Brian Roberts, and big Jason Smith will hurt more than help.
Grade: I liked the Asik trade, but that alone won't make you a title contender, or a playoff contender at that, especially in the West. Not a good start to apease Davis to stick with New Orleans for the long terms. D+
New York Knicks: The power of Phil Jackson and a lot of green were enough for Carmelo Anthony to chose the less sexy option of the Knicks over teams that were ready to win now like Chicago, Houston, or even Miami at that. The Knicks are still stuck with the horrid contracts of Andrea Bargnani and Amare Stoudamire but after there gone, the Knickerbonkers will have a lot of cap space to work with to make Melo's decision to stay home worth while.
Grade: Loved the Chandler/Felton trade for the team, they finally have a solid floor general in Jose Calderon, but thats not going to win a title next season. The big question is with this team Phil is ready to floor next season, can they even compete in the new Eastern Conference that got a lot better this offseason? The future is possibly looking bright if big names like Durant, Rondo, or Love are willing to take on the challenge of playing in New York. Because they were able to keep their superstar and the possibility of a bright future, the Knicks get a B.
Oklahoma City Thunder: They might have missed out on their big target this offseason in Pau Gasol, but with what they had to work with in terms of money to give out, ace shooter Anthony Marrow is a solid addition, especially for a team that is in desperate need of a shooter who can benefit off talent galore that can space the floor (nice rhymes). Sebastian Telfair is another solid role player who can fulfill the hole left by Derrek Fisher in terms of ability to score the basketball.
Grade: They didn't get their goal player this summer, but got better in the shooting department for sure. Can these two make an impact on a team that has yet to reach their ultimate goal. Will see. C+
Orlando Magic: For many around the league, it's been a strange offseason in Orlando. After his best offseason of his career, the magic decided to part ways with Arronn Afflalo. They also let go of their all-time assists leader in Jameer Nelson and let go of Jason Maxiell and Ronnie Price as well. Puzzling moves followed to replace those players like Ben Gordon, Willie Green, and Luke Ridnour. No offense to those guys, they've been able to make long careers in the NBA, but there also done making big impacts on teams. The one bright spot is the signing of three point specialist Channing Frye, but boy did they overpay for him at 4 years 32 million.
Grade: The Magic are flat out a team that has a lot of young talent who will be sure to make a change to their recent loosing ways in the future. But their offseason moves have been puzzling to say the least. D+
Philadelphia 76ers: Well, lets see here…. The Sixers haven't signed anyone so far this summer… So any analysis of the subject would be pointless. But fear not Philly fans, because the future ahead is bright. Sure it will take a couple of years (maybe 3-5) to become relevant again in the East, but with what they did in the Draft in grabbing Joel Embiid to go along with Noel and Michael Carter-Williams, it's not completely a fare fetched disappointment for the Philadelphia faithful
Grade: Thank the heavens it's not the Eagles, but Philly's losing mentality the next couple of years will pay off. They haven't signed anybody yet so I have to give them an Incomplete
Phoenix Suns: The Suns came into free agency with a lot of cap room and were certainly a dark horse contender for big name players on the market. They weren't able to land a superstar which is what they're missing, but the signings of Isaiah Thomas, Anthony Tolliver, and the resigning of P.J. Tucker will be a good addition to a team on the rise. The big question is with the signing of the former Kings point guard in Thomas, will they be able to land back Eric Bledsoe for the money he wants. Both sides are stalling. Rumors of trying to trade for Greg Monroe are up in the air (the Suns would reportedly give up Bledsoe in a sign and trade along with Gerald Green) but those have yet to come to fruition
Grade: If they are able to bring back Bledsoe and Gerald Green I say thats a fantastic offseason. But we can't predict the future. I love the Thomas signing and one thing is for sure, it's guard heaven down their in Arizona. B
Portland Trail Blazers: The Blazers have had a subpar offseason to say the least, but the addition of Chris Kaman does improve their bench depth at the big position, especially because Meyers Leonard and Joel Freeman weren't exactly getting the job done.
Grade: Other than the Kaman addition, nothing too flashy or impactful. The Blazers have to work with what they have next season which isn't too shabby with one of the best pairings in the league in budding superstars Damien Lillard and Lamarcus Aldridge. C-
Sacramento Kings: The Kings have just come off winning their first championship in their history, a Summer League championship that is. It figures with their top picks like Nick Stauskas and current players like Ben Maclemore and Derrick Williams. But their offseason has been one to laugh at. To replace Isaiah Thomas, Sac town through a lot of money to Darren Collison (3 years 16.6 million). Totally a bad move for a team that needs to save money and attract bigger and better players. Not to mention their also still pondering about trading for headache Josh Smith.
Grade: They gave a big pay day for a backup point who is unproven and reaching the veterans peak in the league. Other than the draft and Summer league title, the Kings have had a poor Summer so far in the market and have a long way ahead of them to reach a real NBA title, which their new owner said would be coming soon after this weeks Summer League championshi. Oh boy. I won't fail them soley because of the draft. D-
San Antonio Spurs: As previously stated in my Draft Report Card, the rich continue to get richer after they drafted what many considered the steal of the draft in UCLA's Kyle Anderson. The same statement holds true for the champs this offseason. They were able to bring back Boris Diaw who was a huge piece to this years title run, along with another key piece in Patty Mills. Mills will have to miss some time to start next season, but don't worry Spurs fans because your management team pulled another classic Spurs move by bringing in an unproven but talented point guard in Bryce Cotten from Providence to help Corey Joseph off the bench if need be.
Grade: The Spurs continue to show why their the best organization in basketball and heck maybe even in all of sports. Bringing back their title winning players and more young unnoticed help makes them even better for next season if they stay healthy. Could we be seeing another back to back title run next season for Timmy, Tony, Manu and the crew? A-
Toronto Raptors: The Raptors were back in the postseason this past year thanks in part to the stellar play from Kyle Lowery, DeMar Dorozen, and key bench players like Grevis Vasquez, Patrick Patterson, and James Johnson. Well GM Misiah Ujuri has put together another fabulous offseaosn by bringing all of these guys back (Derozen with the contract extension this past season). They also nabbed scoring threat Lou Williams who will give Toronto that added threat to put the ball in the hole that they really lacked last season and had a solid second rounder in DeAndre Daniels from National Champion UCONN
Grade: They brought back everyone who helped reach playoff success last year and with the additions of Williams and Daniels, another playoff year is in the midst for 2014-2015. B+
Utah Jazz: The Jazz had one of the bests drafts of anyone in June with the additions of Dante Exum and Rodney Hood to add to an already talented backcourt with Trey Burke. The biggest move of the Summer so far has of course been the matching off Gordon Hayward's big 4 year 63 million dollar offer from Charlotte, which does seem very high and undeserving for a player like Hayward but keeping him certainly doesn't make the Jazz any worse.
Grade: Along with Hayward, Utah was also able to bring in former Washington big Trevor Booker to add to a needed position. Not a bad summer for the Jazz thus far. B
Washington Wizards: The Wiz brought back a major piece in Marcin Gortat which was a huge win for both sides. A big surprise was gaining Paul Pierce to most likely finish off his career. Pierce will fill the scoring role lost by Trevor Ariza to Houston but is his defense still up to par? Ariza brought a lot of versatilely and defense at his spot. The sign and trade of DeJuan Blair is a great move, giving great toughness and defense down low. Low key signings of Melvin Ely and playoff contributor last season Drew Gooden were also made for Washington.
Grade: The Wizards brought in solid front court pieces that make them one of the deepest in the league. Not to mention they also cleared up cap space for a certain superstar that grew up in the DMV in Mr. Kevin Durant. Can Pierce and Otto Porter Jr. step up for the absence of Ariza? We shall see, but look for the Wizards to be even better next season. B
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I dug some daffodils I want to bring to a swap in a week and a half. They are tightly packed clumps, most of a dozen or more bulbs. They finished blooming a few weeks ago, and foliage is still very green. Is there anything I need to do to "keep" them for that space of time? I assume I should not split them up until I am ready to take them to the swap. THanks! |
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I don't know for sure, but what I would do is, since the foliage is still green, set them where they can get some sun for the next week. Seems to me they need to continue to build up as much as they can to bloom next year. |
You don't indicate you are going to pot them up before swapping. If you are going to swap them one bulb at a time without potting them, I would take the whole clump with the soil attached and divide them as you swap them. The person getting the bulb should plant it as soon as he gets home to let it continue to feed the bulb for next season. Al |
No, I was not going to pot them. The most I was going to do was break up the more massive clumps (~ 12 bulbs), and probably not til the day of the swap. I figured they would stay "fresher" that way. I figured I should stand them up in a plastic tub, and not let them dry out completely. |
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I really liked this sun screen for a little while, but my skin seems to start disliking this now. I had to stop using it.
I needed to try a sunscreen for my very sensitive acne rosacea seb derm overall reactive crap skin & heard mineral sunscreens would be good to try so I picked this up. It goes on white as a marshmellow and streaks sooo badly! No matter how much I try to pat in the lines i still look streaky and super white . The only good thing about it is it does not make my skin flare up and is not to greasy under make up
I picked it up at Marshals for 5$. The expiration date was ok, why not to try.
It is not greasy at all, almost drying. It does leave very strong white cast. But for me the worst is that it doesn't blend easily and as one of the reviewer mentioned, looks patchy. I bought it for every day use, but as I realized i can use it on the beach only.
I was afraid that SPF 30 will not be enough for beach, but after spending three hours on the beach and liberally reapplying it every hour, I did not burn and did not even got darker. I have to mention that it was not the hottest day and I wasn't under the blazing noon sun, plus I was wearing a hat.
However, I'm not going to use it for the face again, because of its strong white cast, since I like to apply sunblocks liberally on the beach, my face looks ridiculously white, to the extand that people smile at me. But I will definitely use it for the body, since the protection is decent and it has none greasy formula ( I hate greasy formulas when sand sticks to the body and face and I get polka dot suntan).
One more minus for me is that this cream isn't easy to wash off. I have to use scrub or face cloth to get rid of it, which I normally don't like to do everyday, because don't want do strip the skin of its natural protective oils.
Yes, I will buy this cream again, but only for the beach use and only for the body, not face.
First of all, I'm can't complain about the white cast that physical sunscreen give. If you are like me, super sensitive to chemical sunscreens especially in the summer time, mineral sunscreen IS AMAZING. I went to a few drugstores and this one was among the very very few mineral sunscreens. It does not irritate my skin, and truly provides protection from the sun. The only thing is I do wish is that it is cheaper. I paid $14.99 for 3oz.
leaves a horrible white cast and breaks skin out! Another horrible Aveeno product...I've given up on Aveeno completely
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I use Rx treatments, so SPF 30 is a must. I'd been using Neutrogena's Clear Face SPF 30, but it would sometimes sting upon application, especially if I'd been in the sun or over exfoliated. This seemed like a gentler choice, so I've been using this every day for the past three weeks. I use Clinique's DDMG before and it seems to help this absorb better and not leave as obvious of a white cast. Because I'm afraid of having a white cast, I'm probably not applying as much as I should.
Pros: SPF 30, doesn't sting or irritate skin, doesn't breakout my acne prone skin, dries matte, absorbs quickly
Cons: Leaves a white cast on my dark skin, but I haven't found a physical sunblock that doesn't.
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Not the greatest. I was intrigued by the promise of a non-greasy mineral sunscreen designed for oily skin. And it's true that this product isn't greasy at all. It's very matte and dry. Unfortunately it's also chalky, difficult to blend, and not well-suited for use on the face. It looks patchy and unflattering, and takes far too long to set. After a few hours it looks more natural, but who wants to wait that long for their sunscreen to set? I give it 3 lippies for use on the body, but only 2 for use on the face. A better mineral option for oily facial skin is EltaMD's UV Clear SPF 46.
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I took a small sample package of the stuff from my derm's office, so I can't exactly comment on the price. I did run by the store afterwards, though, and saw that the price was reasonable.
This sunscreen is not greasy, and it sinks in rather well. I have not used it on my face, as I am already using another product there. It was cloudy on the days I used the product, so I can't say about sunny days... but this did keep my fair skin from feeling that heat from the sun that you feel when you're being cooked.
I absolutely love this sunscreen. A big reason why is because this product does not contain that one harmful chemical that every other sunscreen has. And i mean every single sunscreen. I went crazy looking for sunscreens with titanium dioxide which is much healthier than the other ingredient 'Oxybenzone'. I only found two. To my surprise this sunscreen out of the two worked so well for me. It actually protected me from getting burned by the sun very well and i was able to apply it to my face. I have combination/acne-prone skin so when the natural protection mineral block lotion did not break me out i knew this was a keeper. Once again Aveeno leaves me very happy with one of their products. I highly recommend this product for anyone who wants a healthier sunscreen product and protection against the sun!
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Bought this for my acne prone sensitive skin. Chemical sunscreens (neutrogena dry touch helioplex) broke me out badly.
I wore this to the beach in Jamaica for a week and did not burn once. Yes, it has a whitish cast but make sure you rub it in and it will fade. I was happy with this product, it did the job for me!
However, my husband hated it because it stayed white around his chin where there is slight facial hair growth.
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A minister told his congregation, "Next week I plan to preach about the sin of lying. To help you understand my sermon, I want you all to read Mark 17." The following Sunday, as he prepared to deliver his sermon, the minister asked for a show of hands. He wanted to know how many had
Fly Hunter
December 16, 2013 No Comments
A woman walked into the kitchen to find her husband stalking a round with a fly swatter. "What are you doing?" she asked. "Hunting flies," He responded. "Oh, killing any?" She asked. "Yep, three males, two females," he replied. Intrigued, she asked, How can you tell?
Wedding Info
December 13, 2013 No Comments
Attending a wedding for the first time, Little Susie whispered to her mother, "Why is the bride dressed in white?" "Because white is the color of happiness, and today is the happiest day of her life."
December 11, 2013 No Comments
There was a boy who had to use an outhouse and he hated it sooo bad. One day it started to rain really hard and it got the bank all slippery and wet so he decided to push it off. He did it and later that night his father asked him if he pushed off
Getting Old
October 9, 2013 No Comments
Two elderly gentlemen from a retirement center were sitting on a bench under a tree when one turns to the other and says: "Slim, I'm 83 years old now and I'm just full of aches and pains. I know you're about my age. How do you feel?" Slim says: "I feel just like a newborn
Sleeping on the job
October 7, 2013 No Comments
It was a hot summer day, and the old courthouse was just as hot. The air was thick and humid, and the jury was having a hard time staying focused. One of the jurors succumbed to the heat, falling asleep just as the victim was being questioned by the prosecutor. "The defendant is accused of
September 26, 2013 No Comments
While attending a Marriage Seminar dealing with communication, Tom and his wife Grace listened to the instructor, "It is essential that husbands and wives know the things that are important to each other." He addressed the man, "Can you describe your wife's favorite flower?" Tom leaned over, touched his wife's arm gently and whispered, "It's
Tough Wish
September 25, 2013 No Comments
A woman was walking along the beach when she stumbled upon a Genie's lamp. She picked it up and rubbed it, and lo-and-behold a Genie appeared. The amazed woman asked if she was going to receive the usual three wishes. The Genie said, "Nope … due to inflation, constant downsizing, low wages in third-world countries,
September 19, 2013 No Comments
There once was a bear and a rabbit and they hated each other. The bear and rabbit then stumbled upon a magical talking tree. The tree said: "I will grant you 3 wishes a piece if you will stop fighting!" So the bear went first. "I wish all the bears in the forest are females."
Frog Prince
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Once upon a time, a beautiful princess happened upon a frog in a pond. The frog said to the princess, "I was once a handsome prince until an evil witch put a spell on me. One kiss from you and I will turn back into a prince and then we can marry, move into the
September 6, 2013 No Comments
A gang of robbers broke into a lawyer's club by mistake. The old legal lions gave them a fight for their life and their money. The gang was very happy to escape. "It ain't so bad," one crook noted. "We got $25 between us."
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Three women were sitting around throwing back a few drinks and talking about their love lives. One woman said: "I call my husband the dentist. Nobody can drill like he does." The second woman giggled and confessed: "I call my husband the miner because of his incredible shaft." The third woman quietly sipped her whiskey


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The day finally arrived on Wednesday for the Cancer Treatment Centers of America hospital at Ashley Park in Newnan to accept its first patients. And as they began to arrive from across the Southeastern United States, patients and their families entered a state-of-the-art facility that looks more like a luxury hotel. Read More»
Mr. Lewis Doyle Griggs, age 75, of Newnan, passed away at his home on August 7, 2012. He was born in Fayette County on November 14, 1936 to the late James Lewis Griggs and Estelle Parrott Griggs.
Doyle is survived by his wife, Harriette Padgett Griggs; children, Gary Lewis Griggs, Gayla Griggs Agrifolio and Greta Griggs Hannah (Darrell); grandchildren, Joshua Aaron Hannah, Courtney Lauren Hannah and Brooke Nicole Wayman; niece, Jennifer Thomas Hopper (Jon) and great nieces, Emma and Ella Hopper. He was preceded in death by his sister, Beverly Griggs Thomas. Read More»
Mrs. Etha Cook, age 85, of Newnan passed away Wednesday, August 8, 2012.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Hulan Cook and is survived by her daughter, Debbie Marjenhoff and husband, Buddy of Newnan; sister, Carolyn Welch of Newnan; grandchildren, Brian Simmons, Greg Simmons, Andrew Marjenhoff, all of Newnan; 3 great grandchildren.
A funeral service was held Saturday, August 11, 2012 at 11 a.m. in the Chapel of Parrott Funeral Home with Dr. David Chancey officiating. Interment will follow at Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens. Read More»
Pickin' on the Square in downtown Newnan always draws plenty of acoustic musicians. But not all are from Coweta County. Jesse Cawley, at left, is from Opelika, Ala., and Dale Gentry is from Bowdon. The friends decided the grounds of the historic courthouse would be a good place to meet up and spend an afternoon making music. Photo/Ben Nelms.
New Lebanon Baptist Church, 1674 Wagers Mill Rd. in Newnan, will celebrate its 138th birthday and Homecoming 2012, Sunday, July 15, beginning with the 10:30 a.m. worship service.
The celebration will include special singing and preaching with The Old Paths Quartet and dinner on the grounds immediately following the morning service. Everyone is invited.
With loads of enthusiasm and ministry experience, the Old Paths Quartet materialized out of Atlanta. Read More»
These ladies are admiring "Forever Mine" painted by Corinne Galla. The artist was one of the 25 around the courthouse square in downtown Newnan on June 9 with their life-size replica horses. The painted horse project will remain downtown until mid-July. Photo/Ben Nelms.
It seems like such an innocent practice. But there is a lot more involved. Newnan's stray and feral cat population continues to grow and the city is asking residents to refrain from feeding the furry animals that tend to congregate behind shopping centers. Those found feeding them could be subject to a citation.
"While it is understandable citizens have concern for these animals it does prohibit us from doing our job to trap and relocate these strays if citizens continue feeding them," said Newnan Animal Warden Cyndi Hoffman. Read More»
Main Street Newnan is proud to announce the fourth annual wine event "Summer Wined Up" previously known as "Wine About the Economy". The event is scheduled for June 15 from 5-9 pm. Twenty-one merchants have signed up to participate each featuring a different wine.
This year's event has a new name according to Main Street Manager, JoAnn Gentry.
"The merchants are looking forward to summer in downtown and we decided 'Summer Wined Up' not only reflects their optimism but also gets people 'wined' up about happenings in downtown Newnan this summer," Gentry said. Read More»
Mary Ruth Gibbs, 75, of Newnan, Ga., passed away Thursday, May 31, 2012 after a brief illness.
She was born in Atlanta, Ga. to Vernon Norris Cline and Mary Ruth Cline on February 16, 1937. Mrs. Gibbs was a homemaker and a loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt and friend. Read More»
Jan McElwaney Gibson, 73, of Newnan passed away on May 30, 2012.
Jan was the longtime owner of Jan's Hallmark in Baton Rouge, La. and Newnan, Ga. She is a member of Fayetteville First United Methodist Church.
She is preceded in death by parents, K.W and Martha Griffith McElwaney and two brothers, King McElwaney and Mike McElwaney. Read More»


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"Let me be clear: Healthcare.gov is fixable," administration's point man for the fixes declares.
Jeffrey Zients, the Obama administration insider tapped as the fixer for the troubled HealthCare.gov, said most of the problems plaguing the online service will be ironed out by the end of next month.
"It will take a lot of work. A lot of problems need to be addressed. But let me be clear: Healthcare.gov is fixable," said Zients, a management consultant and former acting director of the Office of Management and Budget, on a conference call with reporters Oct. 25. "By the end of November, HealthCare.gov will work smoothly for the vast majority of users."
Quality Software Services Inc. has been tapped to act as general contractor for the overall project, a role previously played by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. QSSI was responsible for building the data hub that connects information from a variety of government agencies to determine applicants' eligibility for insurance under the 2010 health care law. The company also built a component of the HealthCare.gov's identity management tool.
A review of the site, dubbed a "tech surge" by the administration, uncovered dozens of issues, which Zients described as performance problems that affected site speed and response time, and software bugs that prevented the system from working as designed. The team behind the surge created a "punch list" of fixes that QSSI is charged with implementing.
At the top of the list is fixing the problems on the back end of the system that affect delivery of enrollment forms to insurance carriers. Reports vary on the extent of the problems. At a House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing Oct. 24, Cheryl Campbell, senior vice president of HealthCare.gov contractor CGI Federal, said the problems were isolated. Industry sources, however, have told reporters that the problems are pervasive.
CMS will modify QSSI's contract to include its new role as general contractor. So far, QSSI has received $85 million for its work on the data hub, which largely performed as desired, and for other pieces of HealthCare.gov, including an identity management tool that was not built to accommodate the volume of registrations the site received as soon as it was launched.
Some of that high registration volume is attributed to a decision made two weeks before the open-enrollment date of Oct. 1 to require completed registrations before users could compare plans' costs and benefits. The administration has yet to disclose who made that decision and why -- and it has become a sticking point among critics of the law, who suspect it was done to hide pricing information from prospective customers.
Some improvements have already been implemented, Zients said, mostly relating to site performance. About 90 percent of users can create accounts, although the process of determining eligibility for a subsidy remains "volatile," he added, with only about one-third of applicants getting through to the end of the process. There is still no word on how many completed applications have resulted in purchased insurance policies. Officials have promised to release that information in early November.
So far, the federally facilitated exchanges run by HealthCare.gov have processed about half of the 700,000 applications for coverage. The rest were processed in the health insurance marketplaces operated by 14 states and the District of Columbia.
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Where did this come from? Did someone testify that the Captain told the owner to get rid of the boat?
Second hand testimony from a shipwright whose complete honesty I would call into question. He appeared to be major trying to cover his ass yesterday and did all along. Funny he takes pictures of the rot in one part of the boat and saves a piece, yet shows it to no one not even his boss until the vessels gone down. He also claims he kept no records or diary of repair, yet the man who testified today said there are boxes of records at the shipyard.
The more I hear, the more his testimony is called into question.
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Blues former striker Lee Barnard has made it clear that he has no problem with his former club or their players and he hopes he passes a fitness test to play against them Saturday afternoon. Barnard: He scored 17 times for the Shrimpers until leaving in the January transfer window, and the loss of his brilliant finishing was a major factor in the Essex boys finding themselves in the basement division next season. However, Lee Barnard is now very much a Saint who found the minus ten points they started with back in August for going into administartion just too much to climb into the play-off zone.So a dead rubber match but the good Lord has been speaking to the local press about how desperate he is to play against his former team mates.Barney told www.dailyecho.co.uk: "It's going to be strange, but I'm really looking forward to it. I've got a lot of friends there, so I speak to quite a few of the boys. Of course I look out for the results. I want them to do well and it's unfortunate they've gone down. It's disappointing because they are a good club. I had a good two years there and everyone was very nice to me at the club. So I've got nothing but good words to say about Southend." And certainly if he plays, and scores, he won't be charging up to the away end waving his shirt around, as nice as that might be for the ladies.Lee continued: "I'm just hoping to be fit and if I score then that's fantastic. Out of respect, I don't think I would celebrate. I had good times there. I love scoring for Southampton and I want to score as many as I can, but if I do score Saturday then it will be a calm kind of celebration." Of course we did end up with 20-year-old Matt Paterson in exchange, plus a few bob, and though the Scottish born striker has been in and out of the side and just scored a couple of times, he showed last Saturday when he turned a Stockport defender inside out before planting a cross on Maccas' head for the last minute winner, we might have seen the future along with young Harry Crawford. Lee has certainly heard of him: "What I've heard from the boys is they've been impressed. He's got good potential. It's difficult for a striker going into a team where they're struggling. I can imagine he didn't get many chances, but he's still scored a few goals. So it's promising for him. I've heard he's a good player and a good lad, so I'm sure he'll do well." For the whole Daily Echo article with Barney, go here:www.dailyecho.co.uk/sport/8152928.Saints_need_a_break_says_Barnard/
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Travis Scott's name has appeared on Meek Mill's Dreamchasers 2 mixtape, G.O.O.D. Music's Cruel Summer and alongside T.I. on Scott's own "Animal." The 20-year-old producer/MC from Houston, now a member of West's G.O.O.D. Music clique, hasn't released an album yet, but those curious as to what is in-store, get a little taste today by way of his new video for "Quintana."
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When Bishop California Highway Patrol Public Information Officer Dennis Cleland asked the Lone Pine High School student body IMPACT Teen Drivers assembly audience, ŌĆ£What is lethal,ŌĆØ they called out answers like: driving under the influence, using a cell phone, texting, driving with both ear phones in, drugs, no seat belts and even eating. Cleland commented on that last one. ŌĆ£Yes, thatŌĆÖs the deadliest restaurant.ŌĆØ
With major decisions to be made in regards to the Mt. Whitney Fish Hatchery, the Sierra Nevada Conservancy has scheduled a busy week that includes a tour of the facility outside of Independence, the award of nearly $5 million in grants and a reception.
A grim discovery in Mono County earlier this week may have re-opened the book on a two-year-old bank robbery case out of Bishop. Mono sheriffŌĆÖs deputies located the remains Tuesday of a man believed to be Steven Craig Wiswell, the suspect in the March 17, 2010 armed robbery of BishopŌĆÖs Chase Bank. According to Mono County SheriffŌĆÖs Lieutenant Robert Weber, deputies were notified about 3 p.m. May 22 that residents in the Benton area had possibly found a human skull off a dirt road, in tall sage brush, on the west side of U.S. 6 near Benton.
With commercial permits almost assured by legislation, the final chapter on the High Sierra Hikers AssociationŌĆÖs lawsuit against the National Park Service that threatened to shut down stock packers in the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks may have been written.
On a recent walking tour, Bishop Mural Society members shared local history and kept the humorous anecdotes flowing as they showed off nine of the organizationŌĆÖs 15 murals with locals and 12 members of a Southern California Airstream club, in for Mule Days. Mural Society board member Shirley Fendon, president Patty Holton, secretary Betty Cameron and treasurer Andrea Shallcross painted a vivid picture of the power of murals as they revealed the rich history behind the works of art which citizens walk or drive past every day.
With the concrete dry and rails secured, the youth of Southern Inyo are heading out to the brand-new Lone Pine Skate Plaza. After a year-and-a-half of planning, Lynn Bunn said the skate park officially opened last week, and has already seen a lot of attention from Lone Pine youngsters. ŌĆ£You canŌĆÖt believe the number of kids who are out there skating already,ŌĆØ Bunn said. ŌĆ£The other morning there were some kids, 4 or 5 years old, on Razor scooters, and they were just having a great time.ŌĆØ
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In addition to deciding the political fates of state and national lawmakers and the men and women challenging them for office, local residents in three areas of the county will also be casting votes on next Tuesday in races affecting the Inyo County Board of Supervisors and Board of Education. Residents from Lone Pine south to the Kern County line and east to the Nevada state line will be voting for District 5 Supervisor ŌĆō a four-year term being sought by incumbent Richard Cervantes and challengers Jim Genrty and Matt Kingsley.
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Tyler, TX (KETK) — Yahoo has confirmed hackers have stolen about 450,000 email addresses and passwords and posted that information online.
That means you could see more phishing scams and viral emails in your inbox this summer.
Cyber criminals love getting their hands on email accounts and passwords. It makes it easier for them to pull off scams. Computer experts at Exceptional Technology Solutions in Tyler TX tell us it all comes down to identity theft.
Cyber criminals use email addresses and passwords to gain access to financial accounts, social networks, and other personal information. The Vice President and General Manager of Exceptional Technology Solutions Tony DeGonia says, "they can do a great deal of harm, open new accounts for utilities, credit cards, we've even see folks buying RVs."
Yahoo is just the latest major website to fall victim to a cyber attack. Recently the business social network work Linkedin and the dating site E-harmony were also hacked. We asked the folks at ETS 'what can a criminal get from information like someone's online resume and dating interests?'. Joe Reeves the Director of Operations at ETS said "they're looking for information, where you work, how long you've worked there, your families names."
Using that information criminals can try to steal your identity. Reeves says " They more information they gather... once they start launching those attacks the more successful they are. Like tony was saying they can open up credit cards in your name, and all of a sudden you have a 247,000 dollar RV in your name."
If you're worried your account was hacked the first thing you need to do is change your password. ETS also says make sure you don't click on any link that comes in your emails. For example, if you get an alert from your bank go directly to the bank's website because an email link could be a phishing scam.
If you'd like more information about security. You can sign up for an information security web course with the folks at Exceptional Technology Solutions, LLC. [1]


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Summary: With more than 400 projections presented, Merrill's Atlas of Radiographic Positioning and Procedures remains the gold standard of radiographic positioning texts. Authors Eugene Frank, Bruce Long, and Barbara Smith have designed this comprehensive resource to be both an excellent textbook and also a superb clinical reference for practicing radiographers and physicians. You'll learn how to properly position the patient so that the resulting radiograph provides the information needed to ...show more reach an accurate diagnosis. Complete information is included for the most common projections, as well as for those less commonly requested. Comprehensive coverage of anatomy and positioning makes Merrill's Atlas the most in-depth text and reference available for radiography students and practitioners. Essential projections that are frequently performed are identified with a special icon to help you focus on what you need to know as an entry-level radiographer. Full-color presentation helps visually clarify key concepts. Summaries of pathology are grouped in tables in positioning chapters for quick access to the likely pathologies for each bone group or body system. Special chapters, including trauma, surgical radiography, geriatrics/pediatrics, and bone densitometry help prepare you for the full scope of situations you will encounter. Exposure technique charts outline technique factors to use for the various projections in the positioning chapters. Projection summary tables at the beginning of each procedural chapter offer general chapter overviews and serve as handy study guides. Bulleted lists provide clear instructions on how to correctly position the patient and body part. Anatomy summary tables at the beginning of each positioning chapter describe and identify the anatomy you need to know in order to properly position the patient, set exposures, and take high-quality radiographs. Anatomy and positioning information is presented in separate chapters for eac ...show less
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IT Security. Introduction to Strong Cryptography. One thing that amazes me is that the most developers are not familiar with strong cryptography.
In my career, I've seen all sort of mistakes that lead to leaked data, guessable passwords, unfortunate disclosures, and worse. The nice thing is, you don't have to understand the ridiculously complex math behind the algorithms, you only have to know the rules for using them correctly. By the end of this series, my goal is to de-mystify the magic, so you can start using the primitives in your code right away!
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Community Board 7 met with representatives of the Queens Development Group to discuss the latest news in the Willets Point project last Wednesday — they weren't pleased.
The QDG, a joint venture between Related Companies and Sterling Equities, is required to meet with the community board quarterly to keep members updated and maintain transparency.
Scott Wilpon of Sterling Equities jumped right in and discussed a Brownfield application the group is submitting for Phase 1 of the project.
"I know there were concerns during the last meeting over the Brownfield," Wilpon said. "The application is broken up into a couple of sites and we have one or two parcels left to close in on for Phase 1."
What concerned board members is how the Brownfield application will affect surrounding plots that are not part of the construction plan.
"The area needs cleaning but while you're doing this, what's to stop whatever toxic stuff there is from trickling over to other areas?" CB 7 Vice Chairman Chuck Apelian asked.
Jesse Maizer, an attorney for QDG, said there would be monitors in place that would keep track of any movement of toxic substances.
"Groundwater moves at a glacial pace," Maizer said.
The response did not satisfy the board members.
But perhaps the most disappointing update was the lack of movement in obtaining the needed properties for the project.
The city has only obtained two out of the 23 acres needed to start cleaning the land.
"Where does that leave everything?" Apelian asked. "It seems to me that this remediation is based on land you don't have."
The city owns the land to be developed, but it has yet to have the properties turned back over to the government.
There are a number of businesses still open in Willets Point despite the relocation program having begun in the fall.
"I've got to say, I'm a bit disappointed with all of this," Apelian said. "You only have 10 percent of the land and it seems like this is going to take a lot longer to get cleaned up until you get all of the acres you need."
The developers estimated that the project would take approximately two years, but Wilpon could not confirm an exact date.
Apelian was also concerned over Sunrise Cooperative, a group of business owners who worked in Willets Point, who filed a lawsuit against the city and developers.
"They found a site that they believe is suitable," Wilpon said. "Their plans are not complete but we don't have full knowledge of what stages they're in."
According to the developers, the workers of Sunrise Coop are still on site which goes against an announcement made some weeks ago that said the owners had signed a lease.
A representative from the Economic Development Corp. was not present at last week's meeting. Unlike Sterling and Related, the EDC is not contractually bound to attend but CB 7 highly suggests they make an appearance.
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Police arrest two men in connection with robbery at Douglas Reynolds Gallery
Vancouver police believe they've solved a violent crime in one of the city's posher neighbourhoods.
Today, they announced that they've recovered several pieces of stolen jewellery from a rooming house.
The pieces are from the Douglas Reynolds Gallery at 2335 Granville Street.
In the early afternoon of July 14, a thief smashed a display case in the South Granville gallery, stealing gold aboriginal art works.
He was spotted hopping into a getaway car, according to a VPD news release.
Police found the vehicle not far away and arrested the driver.
Scott Robert Deckert, 51, has been charged with armed robbery.
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In their statement, the bishops acknowledge the "clear indifference" of voters demonstrated by the lack of interest in the elections. The prelates lamented the "low level of ethics in public discourse, which has become deceitful, full of insults and discrediting of one's opponent to the point of calumny."
"These shadows demand an explanation from us and we want to offer our reflection on history from the standpoint of believers," the bishops said. "We call for openness to sincere dialogue that has, as its shared objective, the confrontation of the crisis that is hurting us more than others," they added.
The bishops called on citizens "to persist with their vote," even though "there can sometimes be doubts about the transparency of the electoral process." Therefore, they continued, "we appeal to the sense of responsibility of the laity to be present in public life."
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Keeseville The Keeseville Fire Department celebrated Robert Russell's life-saving actions and bravery in a ceremony at the fire house Jan. 30.
Russell called 911 Dec. 26 when he found his mother, Cindy Hemingway, unresponsive after she collapsed during a seizure. During that time, Russell's 18-month-old sister Paige was also in the house. Not only did he assist his mother, but he took care of Paige while emergency personnel were on their way.
Responders to that 911 call gave a special presentation in Russell's honor before their regular meeting.
"We wanted the whole fire department to be here to show our appreciation," said Debra Winters, emergency medical service captain at the department.
Winters, County Dispatcher Priscilla Aubin and other members of the fire department presented Russell with a plaque, a model fire truck and a medal that read 'Mommy's Hero.'
Winters said in her experience working with EMS she has rarely seen a child who was able to handle his composure in a tough situation as Russell had.
"Normally when there's a problem children will run for another adult because they are scared," Winters said. "But this little boy was so calm, knew what to do and answered all the questions about his mother's condition."
Hemingway, who has suffered from epilepsy since she was 13 years old, had taught him about her condition from a young age. She wanted him to be prepared.
"I showed him, over and over, the emergency numbers I had put on the back of the phone in case this happened," Hemingway said.
It had been a few years since the last time Hemingway suffered a seizure. She had taught Russell none the less to be prepared by showing him the sticker with emergency numbers she received from the fire department. She said she felt safe knowing if something like this were to happen again she had her son on her side.
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You can't go on vacation all the time, but you can spend $50 on a cheap motel. "A hotel room is one of the things that take you out of your environment," Dr. Laino says. "You're not thinking about the past and the future." The change of scenery can distract you from your everyday worries. Hotel Offers Rebate For Getting Pregnant
2. Let Obama handle the economy.
We're all concerned about money and job security, but you have to stop these stressors from disrupting your sex life. Only let yourself worry about them for thirty minutes a day and no more. Soon, this designated "worry period" will allow your brain to relax more easily in bed.
3. Schedule relaxation time with your partner.
After you've finished with your window of fretting, it's time to relax with your partner. Taking just thirty minutes or an hour after the kids have gone to bed helps you stay connected and increases happiness, which will make your romps more rewarding.
4. Let the kitchen stay messy.
Trick yourself into realizing it's OK to skip a chore by leaving the dishes in the sink overnight. The house and your life don't fall apart, do they? The more often you let yourself off the hook, the less your brain will nag you. Chores for Two: Why Men Don't Pitch In
5. And speaking of food, have dinner on the floor—preferably naked.
Doing everyday tasks differently is another way to get out of your element, which helps recreate the excitement you felt when you first fell in love and couldn't get enough of each other.