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I posted an offering of Intrigue last year about this time and had a sudden death in my family (my sister)which made me lose any interest in trading for quite a while. I would like to trade canna Intrigue rhizomes and/or seeds for a nice pink canna or ones with variegated foliage. Interested? Linda |
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Hello! I have several cannas with variagated foliage: Bengal Tiger, Striped Beauty, Bengal Tiger Gold, Cleopatra; and one really beautiful pink canna, but the rhizomes are down at my new place, and for the life of me I can't think of that one's name. She's clear pink and about 5 feet high with bright green foliage. Hope we can trade! I've been wanting Intrigue for awhile. I love its dark foliage. 'Australia' is really gorgeous too, but I've not found it for trade yet. Thanks, Lily |
I would love to get an Intrigue start from you. I can part with lucifer, canna glauca,indica'red stripe', and maybe a pretoria. Let me know Chris |
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Hi, Lily here again, I forgot to mention I have Red Stripe, and need to ask if you could reply here - my email is giving me fits just now. Thanks! Lily |
- Posted by lovelyiris 7B (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Thu, Jun 5, 08 at 18:14
Hi Lily, I've been reading ya'lls post. I have a couple of starts of Australia I would be willing to part with for a couple of starts of your Pink Canna. I also have some very tall purple leaved canna called Wyoming if you are interested in a start of it. I grow it mainly for the contrasting colors in the foilage with the green cannas. I'm up for trades for any cannas I don't already have lots of starts of. The ones I have are: I do not have a red canna and would be interested in getting a start of one of them too. LOL Happy Gardening and I hope to hear from you soon. |
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i too am lookin for pink canna, australia, tropicannas, if any of you are intrested i have a colection of jews, or hen and chicks , all sort of cacty (thornless) send me an e if interested.. email@example.com |
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This fall, he notes, "entrepreneurs and investors from all over the country" gathered in downtown Cleveland for the National Association of Seed and Venture Funds annual conference, during which AOL founder and Startup America chairman Steve Case said a "broader entrepreneurial ecosystem" with many hubs of innovation is possible.
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Productivity increased at a 2.9% annual rate, the fastest since the third quarter of 2010.
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HOUSTON, July 19 -- Arawak Energy Corp., Anguilla, British West Indies, plans to acquire a 50% interest in ZAO PechoraNefteGas of Western Siberia and a 100% interest in Altius Energy Corp., a Canadian company that operates in the Precaspian basin in western Kazakhstan.
Arawak will acquire 50% of the shares of the Cypriot holding company of PechoraNefteGas from Vitol Russia BV for $39.5 million plus a working capital adjustment estimated at $3 million. Rosco SA, which holds 41.28% of Arawak's shares, is an affiliate of Vitol. Valkyries Petroleum Corp., Vancouver, BC will hold the other 50% of PechoraNefteGas.
PechoraNefteGas produces 6,800 b/d of oil from a gross 24 million bbl of proved reserves in Devonian shelf-edge reefs in the Sotchemyu-Talyu fields in the Pechora basin in Russia's Komi Republic. It also holds exploration licenses on the unexplored 6,000 sq km Mutnomateric block and the small Kadzherom block.
A 3D seismic program was under way in May 2004 to delineate locations for infill drilling, which Valkyries said could boost production from the fields above 10,000 b/d. The fields are connected to the Transneft pipeline.
Consideration for Altius is 61.4 million Arawak shares and up to $7.3 million cash.
Altius, whose principal shareholder is Rosco, has interests in Akzhar, Besbolek, and Karataikyz fields, where production climbed to 2,100 b/d in June 2004 from 760 b/d in 2003. Further production growth is expected through 2005. Gross reserves are 12 million bbl proved plus 13 million bbl probable.
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A couple of years ago, Phosphorescent played one of the weekend's most magical sets (You can hear it here, via NPR) and if that set was good, his latest release sounds even better. On February 17, Matthew Houck and his bandmates will warm up your winter with an epic 3xLP live album, Live From the Music Hall. Houck's tender tenor wobbles between warm and weary, but he never loses his verve, and his band absolutely smokes. Give a listen to "Nothing Was Stolen" below and pre-order the album here.
]]>Perhaps in a way to memorialize the unlikely pairing, Domino Records is producing a 7" album (out on 10/28) with two new cuts from McCombs and two new covers from the Meat Puppets.
Stream a sample of the 7" below and be sure to catch them if the tour rolls through your zipcode.
Cass McCombs / Meat Puppets Upcoming Tour Dates:
Sat. Oct. 25 - Pittsburgh, PA @ Club Cafe
Mon. Oct. 27 - Philadelphia, PA @ Underground Arts
Tue. Oct. 28 - Pawtucket, RI @ The Met Cafe
Wed. Oct. 29 - Cambridge, MA @ The Sinclair
Thu. Oct. 30 - South Burlington, VT @ Higher Ground Showcase Lounge
Fri. Oct. 31 - Brooklyn, NY @ Rough Trade
Sat. Nov. 1 - Brooklyn, NY @ Rough Trade
Sun. Nov 2 - Washington, DC @ The Black Cat
Tue. Nov. 4 - Chapel Hill, NC @ Local 506
Wed. Nov. 5 - Atlanta, GA @ Vinyl
Fri. Nov. 7 - Houston, TX @ Fitzgerald's Downstairs
Fri. Nov. 28 - Phoenix, AZ @ The Crescent Ballroom
Sat. Nov. 29 - San Diego, CA @ The Casbah
Tue. Dec. 2 - West Hollywood, CA @ Troubadour
Wed. Dec. 3 - San Francisco, CA @ The Independent
Fri. Dec. 5 - Seattle, WA @ Neumos
Sat. Dec. 6 - Portland, OR @ Doug Fir Lounge
Housebroken Man, the new EP from Quiet Life, doesn't wait long to introduce itself. A plinking piano and a chugging rhythm guitar practically kick the bar room doors open, letting the lilting voices of Sean Spellman and Cary Ann Hearst (Shovels and Rope) do-si-do on top. The titular housebroken man is "laying off the bourbon and the weed" but there's enough winking knowingness here to give the listener doubt about its sticking power. It makes for a rousing opener.
"Shaky Hand" is another cautionary tale, this form in a Brucean ballad, about the dangers of booze. The next track, "Messin' Around", covers what goes wrong when those cautions go unheeded. "If I don't die before I get old, I'm going to quit messing around," Spellman sings.
Clearly, Quiet Life are leading anything but a tranquil existence. Growing success as an up-and-coming act can do that to a group. The EP seems to grapple with how to be the best versions of themselves amid increasing expectations and temptations.
"These songs were written when a lot of things were in flux," Spellman told Esquire. "Lyrically, they came together at weird or rough times in certain relationships I was having. Housebroken Man is about trying to be a good boyfriend/husband/whatever and imagining and idealizing the perfect life."
The EP concludes with a cover of Townes van Zandt's "Waiting Around to Die" - complete with an assist from Jim James - signifying that despite the ratcheting worries, Quiet Life is capable of turning gut checks to gold.
Quiet Life - Housebroken Man from Kitchen Sessions on Vimeo.
Quiet Life -Shaky Hand from Kitchen Sessions on Vimeo.
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]]>Back in 2012 we reviewed the recording of Strand of Oaks "Spacestations" from the Dark Shores album which is the foreplay to to his latest explosive album "Heal." The Album "Heal" has a "radio friendly" quality to it due to its catchy and addictive nature. Make sure to grab this album, it is salty and sweet; you can rock out and dance all at the same time.
Seeing Timothy Showalter aka Strand of Oaks headlining for his first time in Seattle to a sold out crowd was a night that is hard to forget. Every band uses the stage as an outlet, a personal therapy session, and punching bag but this show was an exhalation of relief and contentment. Catch Strand of Oaks near you!
Theres nothing like going to a show to see one band and discovering a new artist. We had the pleasure of seeing Christopher Denny open up for Strand of Oaks! The unique vibrato in his voice and and oldschool charm take you to a different time when things were simple. Although he didnt have a backing band his voice filled the room and held the crowd. Check out Christopher Denny on tour with Strand of Oaks until September 20th.
It was the late fall when I first heard Mutual Benefit's Love's Crushing Diamond. It struck the right chord between comforting songs and interesting production - a smart, shimmery record by a clearly talented artist (Jordan Lee) and a rotating cast of friends. Partially recorded in Boston with local musicians, the record quietly grew into one of my favorites.
On September 2, Mutual Benefit is looking backwards as Lee and co. re-release 2011's The Cowboy's Prayer EP. Originally only a Bandcamp download, the collection of five tracks were the public's first introduction to the group's well-polished orchestral folk sound. Better still, the group returns to Boston to celebrate. See the magic come alive when they play the Middle East (downstairs) on September 18. You can get tickets here.
We look forward to the Newport Folk Festival every year. Late July in Newport, Rhode Island, hearing a cavalcade of interesting acts under the outstretched arms of the Pell Bridge. This year was no different.
We joined our friends - or perhaps, more accurately at this point, extended family - for another weekend of awesome music, memorable performances and warm company. We saw great acts perform awe-inspiring sets, like Jack White's heart-wrenching, Seger-less singalong of "Goodnight, Irene". We caught up-and-coming performers like Benjamin Booker and The Oh Hellos drop star-making sets. And at the end, as always, we marveled at our good fortune.
The Newport Folk Festival is routinely romanticized as a "pure" festival. It's tough to discount the allure. Nary a festival on today's bloated circuit scene can boast Newport's rich, half-century history. It's probably one of the few festivals that bands will take a pay cut to play. Due to the unique setting - the stage is situated on a national historic landmark - crowds are reasonable in more ways than one. The attendance is limited and as a result, the weekend sells out well in advance of line-up announcements, blurring the line between the bigger attraction - the festival or its acts. This also attracts a certain type of fan who respects not only the setting but the atmosphere. Positive vibes ring out as clearly as the tunes.
As any fan of "Mad Men" knows, nostalgia is a powerful drug. It's easy to squint your eyes at just about any point during the weekend and imagine yourself at the same festival 50 years prior. (Of course, it doesn't hurt that Mavis Staples is still the one bringing the house down.) It's not just a festival but a weekend-long holiday - an intoxicating blend of history, tradition, familiarity and a healthy smattering of the unexpected. As it does every year, the holiday must end.
Words by Brian Hodge of Visible Voice
]]>On a steamy summer night, on the first stop on Amen Dunes' cross-country tour, I had the good fortune to sit down with the band. Inside the dreamlike Columbus Theatre, Damon McMahon was aided by Jordi Wheeler on piano, and keeping time was Gleb Wilson.
"Lilac in Hand" is a highlight off Amen Dunes' stellar full-length Love, but it was the cover of The Lemonheads' "My Drug Buddy" that ended up stealing the show for me. Much like McMahon's catalogue, its melancholy melody has a tendency to jangle in your head long after the song fades out.
Jonah Tolchin's Clover Lane opens with a hellacious harmonica and a furious footstomp. Right from the start it's clear that this isn't just a terrific local record; it's a polished, propulsive record with enough quality and energy to take Tolchin places.
Based in Rhode Island and no stranger to the stage, Tolchin's name has been buzzing for a few years now. His honest lyricism and wizened voice slid in almost too well with fellow Ocean Staters like Deer Tick and the Low Anthem. But as those bands took departures in different directions, Tolchin has chosen to simply take his act to another level and left town to do it.
The record was produced by Marvin Etzioni, whose production credits include Peter Case, and whose professional credits include founding Lone Justice. And Marvin "The Mandolin Man" appears to have a bit of Midas in him, as it is instantaneously obvious it is expertly produced. It seems to accurately capture the energy of the environment. Put simply, the record sounds terrific.
Recorded in Nashville, Tenn., the album's second track is aided by sometimes-Tennessean John McCauley of Deer Tick. In addition to McCauley's deft harmonies, there is some serious playing by seriously skilled musicians. Eamon McClaughlin lends some frenzied fiddle work, while Chris Scrugg's steel guitar sets the thing on fire.
Not to say the album is without variety. "Diamond Mind" downshifts to showcase Tolchin's tender voice and thoughtful lyrics. "I was looking up at the sky again / I fell into the sky. Looking for an answer, but I found me a question why," he layers atop a lovely, Low Anthem-esque chorus.
"Hey Baby Blues" is a classically cool come-on with a sultry baritone sax. "Hybrid Automo" is a funky fusion that definitely lands on the pro-electric side of the energy debate. In lesser hands, these may be cause for concern, but the risky moves pay off well.
The album ends quietly with "I'll Be Gone", a plaintive rejoinder to the temporary nature of it all. "I'm leaving in the morning, and then I'll be gone," he sings. Fans who want to see Tolchin in person should do so soon, because he may be gone for bigger and brighter stages, and deservedly so. Might as well enjoy the trip. Thankfully Clover Lane is one hell of a ride.
Words by Brian Hodge of Visible Voice
It's remarkable how a song can be powerful enough to put you through a complete time warp. Pete Yorn's catalog was the soundtrack to a significant chunk of time in my life (for good and for bad). His songs evoke emotions that directly associate themselves with memories that I cherish or try to forget. Regardless, with Pete Yorn's music there is no denying that they are all "jams" that will always create new memories and feelings as you hear them.
Wednesday's show at the Crocodile was a Pete Yorn "super fan" night. No set list, no backing band, just a singer/songwriter taking requests from a room of people who knew every word to every song.
As of late, Pete Yorn has been on a bit of a hiatus from his solo career. He was admittedly a little rusty although it was hard to tell. The mini tour he is on, "An Evening with Pete Yorn" allows him to get down to his fighting weight and prepare himself for a full tour, hopefully in the near future…to promote a new album? Either way, Wednesday night in Seattle fulfilled that desire to go back to see an artist while they were playing "shows" vs. "concerts."
Bandstand in the Sky
New York City Serenade -Cover (song by Bruce Springsteen)
The intimate upstairs of the Columbus Theatre seats just 200 people. Little surprise then that Sharon Van Etten took the stage to an salivating sold-out audience. Van Etten played Providence before, but you'd be forgiven if you missed it. She played a house show with locally-based Orion at the home of Alec K. Redfearn some five years ago.
Since then, things have changed a bit and there was reason to celebrate, chiefly the release of her new record Are We There.
The album, her fourth, adds to the artists' catalog of evocative, emotional and outright excellent songs. Her voice appears at once assured but always with a tender touch.
Combined with subtle surety in her lyrics, Van Etten stands out as a bright star in the crowded singer-songwriter constellation. With tight harmonies and talented musicians behind her, Van Etten also makes for a captivating live show.
You can now stream Are We There Yet on iTunes here and check out more tour dates here. Be sure not to miss her. It may be another five years before she comes round again.
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Rating: TV-PG
Release Date: 9/1/2009
Market: $29.98
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You\'\ll like the jokes in School Rumble so much that you\'\ll want to high-five them. The series is so fast paced that each episode ends ten minutes before it starts. But between spasms of unabashed zaniness, you\'\ll find a surprisingly sincere story about a cast of quirky characters who just can\'\t seem to figure out love.
Harima usually plays it cool, but lately he\'\s freaking out thanks to his crush on sophomore cutie Tenma, who is constantly freaking out due to her crush on classmate Karasuma. Too bad Karasuma is completely clueless and only seems to care about eating curry. The curry, while delicious, doesn\'\t seem to have a crush on anyone. Seriously, that\'\s all you need to know. Everything else is just the icing on the pig. You\'\ll see what I mean about the pig.
- Includes: Eps 1-26; 2 OVAs
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- Language: English,Japanese
- Subtitles: English
- Rating: TV-PG
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Tongfu.OB keeps setting new standards as they will be taking on the TI4 runner up VG in their 1st major LAN Final for a whooping prize money of over $300,000. Match will be live from 4pm SGT..
The arena is set for the grand final of I-League, the very first major LAN event announced after TI4. After a long one month qualifying round, 3 teams emerged to take on the finest of chinese teams to bring the glory back home. But one after the other all the titans fell, on the very first round of the playoffs we lost 2 of the 3 non-chinese qualifier, rounding up with the one and only SEA team, Rave, one of the 2 teams who stole the spotlight.
Rave was against the group of so called "retired generals" who, although the tournament, has been an example for the modern Dota2 eSports. Although many will still argue they are yet to be tested against the top tie teams; the effortless emerging from the chinese qualifier, which is the most competitive scene in the world, cant be denied. Even the presence of a TI winning and a runner up team is over shadowed. Yesterday in a run for a spot for the grand final, after a surprise comeback by Rave in the 2nd game, Old Boys simply decimated the filipino lineup.
But this time they will be, what most will agree, under real test as the TI4 runner up team, VG.cn, Although Vici Gaming is playing with a completely new line up without rOtK or Sylar, the performance hasn't seen to be fallen, they even took out iG in two straight games at the semifinal yesterday.
As the meta is yet to settle with most teams still stick with their old 6.81 strat, it will be interesting to see which team goes out of the box in the BO5 grand final. Will it be Xiao8 taking his first championship title post-ti or it will be VG's turn for the glory. Dont forget to tune in at 4pm SGT for the Grand Final BO5 matchup, matches will be live broadcasted on BeyondTheSummit TV.
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Nissan NV3500 By Jonny Lieberman
WE LIKE: Honest, utilitarian, refreshing. Nissan redefines the full-size van market.
WE DON'T LIKE: No diesel and appalling gas mileage. Perhaps too niche for its own good.
As long as I've been alive, there's been a full-size van non-aggression pact in effect among the Big Three. It's as if Ford said to Chevy, "We won't spend any money on research and development, and you won't have to either." Think I'm kidding? The same trailer hitch that fits a new Ford E-Series also fits one from 1975. Dodge, under Daimler's "tutelage," dropped its full-size van altogether in 2003 after over 30 years of production without much innovation. The seriously better Mercedes-Benz Sprinter replaced the B-Series Ram Van on paper, but a huge asking price put the diesel German van into another class altogether. Nissan saw a hole in the marketplace and took its best shot. With a howitzer.
When we finally get to sit down and discuss the candidates of any of the Year competition, one of the phrases most frequently bandied about is "moving the needle." As in: Yes, that Ram could tow Teddy Roosevelt off of Mt. Rushmore, but I don't think it moves the needle in the HD segment. Meaning that the big Ram is just another torque-monster dually that with more grunt than you're ever likely to need. But it's not new; it's not novel. Ford and GM make trucks that can more or less do exactly the same thing. The segment's needle stays exactly where it is.
On the other hand, the Nissan NV rips the needle off the dial.
"This feels almost like a whole new category of vehicle," says Febbo of Nissan's first ever full-size van. Says Jurnecka, "This thing is shockingly good! It's quick and ridiculously nimble and easy to drive, despite its hugely intimidating stature." Adds Kiino, "Feels seriously smaller than it is [i.e., it feels like a full-size SUV as opposed to a gargantuan van]." Harwood brings up an interesting point about our tall-boy version: "Surprisingly easy to drive, though I worry I'd forget about the high roof in an instant. That could put some low-lying tree branches (or the NV's roof) in jeopardy."
We also appreciated just how well thought out the NV's ergonomics are. Says Kiino, "Nissan spent years developing the NV and it shows -- it really nailed the details: huge center console, outer vinyl strip on seats (less apt to wear), visor clips for paperwork, wide-opening rear doors with door-hold magnets." The 6-foot, 2-inch Febbo noted that he was able to stand up inside the vehicle, "So if I bought this to tow a race car, the NV could be a workshop." However, he might not want to haul anything too heavy. "The thing that really worries me is that the NV seems to have a higher load capacity [3500 pounds] than what can safely be tied down. The only attachment points are on the floor, and I have a bigger hook for my bathrobe."
I worry that people might lash items to the van's skeleton -- bypassing the tiedowns altogether -- and damage the structure. There are racks and shelves available, but at an extra cost to the NV's already high-ish list price.
The NV is fast, too. Or at least, that big, free-breathing 5.6-liter V-8 seems fast. "Good power and responsive tranny; I like the throttle blips," notes Kiino. "It feels like the fastest thing here," observes Febbo. I fully concur with them, as for such a towering vehicle, the NV came across as decidedly quick. The actual numbers tell a different story, as the high-roofed 3500 took 8.5 seconds to reach 60 mph. Only Torquemada, the diesel Ram with six tires, was slower. Why did it feel so fast? We're guessing a lack of sound insulation. Says the guy with the engineering degree [Febbo], "The perception of speed might just be the exhaust echoing around in the huge, empty cabin." Very true, and Kiino counters, "What do you expect with a big hollow tin box?" Harwood points out, "The panels on the inside of the cargo area seem cheap."
Which brings us to what we found most endearing about the NV: its honesty. Ford offers an F-150 variant for each of the Village People (XL, King Ranch, Harley-Davidson, Lariat), and we all felt the Laramie Longhorn's rubber barbed-wire floormats and tribal tattoo motifs were pandering, at best. The NV, on the other hand, is a large van that you use to haul stuff. It's not a lifestyle statement, or an ego-inflator, or a way of warning others that you're tough/anti-social. It's just a really well thought out, heavy-duty van. "So honest and utilitarian-feeling. I'm very impressed," says Jurnecka. In a world full of MBA-researched lifestyle vehicles, the NV's honesty shines through as a real virtue. However, as Febbo warns, "Yes, I like this thing. But do I really know what a plumber wants in a vehicle?"
More important, does Nissan? Sad to say, the name of this game will always be moving metal. While we all appreciated the NV's honesty and no-frills ways, will consumers? And will those same potential consumers want to spend their hard-earned money on something so freakish looking? Again, I can intellectually appreciate the exposed hinges and how the form follows function (by a mile if not more), but I'm not the target demo. And where's the diesel? Nissan is slow to admit, but for the NV to really be a competitive product it needs the economy that only a diesel motor can provide. The good news is that one's on the way, but when?
Bottom line: The NV is a wonderful work truck, but just a touch too specialized to bring home our award.


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My parents own a small forested lot adjacent to ther summer house. I thought I'd trans;ant some of the saplings growing there. Is this an American Beach, a Birch, and Elm, or something else? Is it worth transplanting? |
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The leaves in the foreground are of beech. There is a birch on the left. |
I would suggest you'll find extreme difficulty if you think you're going to successfully transplant either at that size. Or maybe unless you have power equipment... |
Thanks! No, I'm not going to transplant those particular specimens. There are a bunch of similar trees in the area. I figured the bigger ones would provide more information to identify them. This is one of the specimens I'm debating digging up. A little over a foot tall. |
Even now you should be able to see the beginnings of the leaf buds for next year (tucked in by the stem, next to the leaf) and once you recognize those, you can pick out the babies too. |
Do the buds next to the leaf base mean it is a birch, a beach, or an elm? I'm trying to find beach. |
All trees will have buds for next year's leaves; usually at the base of this year's leaves. If you are into it you can identify woody plants in winter by just the buds. What esh is talking about, though, is that beech trees have big long needle shaped buds that are unlike anything else around - you should be able to easily identify beech seedlings by looking at the buds. There are a couple buds about half out of your picture in the lower left. Elm and birch buds are pretty generic, they're a lot harder to tell apart. WW |
Here is a link that might be useful: Beech buds
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1 After the death of Moshe the servant of ADONAI, ADONAI said to Y'hoshua the son of Nun, Moshe's assistant, | 1 After the death of Moses the servant of the LORD, the LORD said to Joshua son of Nun, Moses' aide: |
2 "Moshe my servant is dead. So now, get up and cross over this Yarden, you and all the people, to the land I am giving to them, the people of Isra'el. | 2 "Moses my servant is dead. Now then, you and all these people, get ready to cross the Jordan River into the land I am about to give to them--to the Israelites. |
3 I am giving you every place you will step on with the sole of your foot, as I said to Moshe. | 3 I will give you every place where you set your foot, as I promised Moses. |
4 All the land from the desert and the L'vanon to the great river, the Euphrates River - all the land of the Hitti - and on to the Great Sea in the west will be your territory. | 4 Your territory will extend from the desert to Lebanon, and from the great river, the Euphrates--all the Hittite country--to the Great Sea on the west. |
5 No one will be able to withstand you as long as you live. Just as I was with Moshe, so I will be with you. I will neither fail you nor abandon you. | 5 No one will be able to stand up against you all the days of your life. As I was with Moses, so I will be with you; I will never leave you nor forsake you. |
6 "Be strong, be bold; for you will cause this people to inherit the land I swore to their fathers I would give them. | 6 "Be strong and courageous, because you will lead these people to inherit the land I swore to their forefathers to give them. |
7 Only be strong and very bold in taking care to follow all the Torah which Moshe my servant ordered you to follow; do not turn from it either to the right or to the left; then you will succeed wherever you go. | 7 Be strong and very courageous. Be careful to obey all the law my servant Moses gave you; do not turn from it to the right or to the left, that you may be successful wherever you go. |
8 Yes, keep this book of the Torah on your lips, and meditate on it day and night, so that you will take care to act according to everything written in it. Then your undertakings will prosper, and you will succeed. | 8 Do not let this Book of the Law depart from your mouth; meditate on it day and night, so that you may be careful to do everything written in it. Then you will be prosperous and successful. |
9 Haven't I ordered you, 'Be strong, be bold'? So don't be afraid or downhearted, because ADONAI your God is with you wherever you go." | 9 Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be terrified; do not be discouraged, for the LORD your God will be with you wherever you go." |
10 Y'hoshua instructed the officials of the people | 10 So Joshua ordered the officers of the people: |
11 to go through the camp and order the people, "Prepare provisions, because in three days you will cross this Yarden to go in and take possession of the land ADONAI your God is giving you." | 11 "Go through the camp and tell the people, 'Get your supplies ready. Three days from now you will cross the Jordan here to go in and take possession of the land the LORD your God is giving you for your own.' " |
12 To the Re'uveni, the Gadi and the half-tribe of M'nasheh Y'hoshua said, | 12 But to the Reubenites, the Gadites and the half-tribe of Manasseh, Joshua said, |
13 "Remember what Moshe the servant of ADONAI ordered you: 'ADONAI your God has let you rest and will give you this land.' | 13 "Remember the command that Moses the servant of the LORD gave you: 'The LORD your God is giving you rest and has granted you this land.' |
14 Your wives, your little ones and your livestock will stay in the land Moshe gave you on the east side of the Yarden; but you are to cross over armed as a fighting force ahead of your brothers, to help them; | 14 Your wives, your children and your livestock may stay in the land that Moses gave you east of the Jordan, but all your fighting men, fully armed, must cross over ahead of your brothers. You are to help your brothers |
15 until ADONAI allows your brothers to rest, as he has allowed you; and they too have taken possession of the land ADONAI your God is giving them. At that point, you will return to the land which is yours and possess it, the land Moshe the servant of ADONAI gave you in 'Ever-HaYarden to the east, toward the sunrise." | 15 until the LORD gives them rest, as he has done for you, and until they too have taken possession of the land that the LORD your God is giving them. After that, you may go back and occupy your own land, which Moses the servant of the LORD gave you east of the Jordan toward the sunrise." |
16 They answered Y'hoshua, "We will do everything you have ordered us to do, and we will go wherever you send us. | 16 Then they answered Joshua, "Whatever you have commanded us we will do, and wherever you send us we will go. |
17 Just as we listened to everything Moshe said, so will we listen to you. Only may ADONAI your God be with you as he was with Moshe. | 17 Just as we fully obeyed Moses, so we will obey you. Only may the LORD your God be with you as he was with Moses. |
18 If anyone rebels against your order and doesn't heed what you say in every detail of your order, he will be put to death. Just be strong, be bold!" | 18 Whoever rebels against your word and does not obey your words, whatever you may command them, will be put to death. Only be strong and courageous!" |
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The Cleveland-Bolivar County Chamber of Commerce will also host a ribbon cutting at the grand opening of Studio 230 at 6:30 p.m., which will coincide with the Delta Arts Alliance's membership meeting.
Following the ribbon cutting, Studio 230 will offer a small reception that is open to the public.
Rori Herbison, executive director of the Delta Arts Alliance, said everyone is welcome.
" Our doors are open to everyone always, but most particularly this night - the night of our annual membership meeting. This night serves as a yearly invite to those loyal, ardent supporters of the Delta Arts Alliance, arts education and the arts, to the mildly curious and the most casual observer of the Delta Arts Alliance.
"If you've ever been curious or thought to yourself, what is that building with the beautiful, colorful horse outside and blinking marquee? If you've ever read, heard or seen press about our organization and said to yourself, 'I have really got to get by there and see more, hear more,' this is your night, your chance," she said.
Herbison said several things would happen at the meeting. "This is the night we update our members on the news of the year, as well as welcome in a new slate of officers and board members, and equally important to our sustained success, Tuesday night will serve as the official kick-off to our annual membership drive. We ask the community to pledge their support to our work and efforts in this city, county, state and region," she said.
Membership is important to the Delta Arts Alliance as they continue to offer after school classes, programs, and a place to celebrate the arts.
Herbison stressed the importance of pledges.
"Members are defined in the organization's by-laws as those current on annual membership dues. We have several levels of support, including a student rate of $15, individual rate of $25, family rate of $50, patron level at $100, sustaining level at $500, but patrons can also make a pledge that best fits their budget, if it is outside of the set amounts.
"The programmatic work of our organization has learned to stretch every dollar, and it's true what they say, every dollar really does count. We are grateful for the support," she said.
Herbison said these pledges help support this organization and their mission to connect opportunity with creativity, experience with experiment, the arts to all.
"The Delta Arts Alliance is committed to one singular, specific mission, in its most basic measure, to connect. Every aspect of Delta Arts Alliance's community work is focused on connecting, whether through its stalwart artist-in-residence program which provides arts education in the public schools, while connecting artists with employment opportunities; or its rapidly growing after-school program that has grown from one program and three classes to five diverse programs with 12 individual offerings coupled with its on-going First Saturday and summer workshops.
"All total, these sustained efforts and creative programmatic work connects arts education opportunities with over 6,000 children in one calendar year," she said.
Herbison added that the DAA connects artists throughout the Delta.
"Additionally, the Delta Arts Alliance works diligently connecting artists with both exhibition opportunities, whether in its multi-level gallery space at 104 Court Street or through its partnerships with the Bologna Performing Arts Center and Bolivar County Library System, and professional development experiences through its Artist Survival Series, a four-part bootcamp aimed at developing aspiring artists business acumen," she said.
Flight 2020 will also have its exhibition opening that night at 6 p.m.
Flight 2020: The Vision of Cleveland is a community-based art project.
The plan is to take these ideas in hopes that they will come to fruition by 2020
"Flight 2020 returns for its third year in the exhibition rotation. It's an idea that was born from one of board members, Cetin Oguz, behind a simple query—what does Cleveland look like in 2020? What is this community's potential? We've continued to revisit because it is an exhibition that interactively engages our town, our home, our neighbors to take a vested interest in our direction; to take art and create from those experiences, work through concerns, dialogue about aspirations," said Herbison.
"This year, we are welcoming in new viewpoints with a group of super intelligent and incredibly intuitive teenagers, as well as emerging community leaders through the Cleveland-Bolivar County Chamber of Commerce's Leadership Program. It promises to be a show that makes you think and hopefully, respond actively, connect and stay connected to our story as a town, our direction as a community. It's important," she said.
For more information about the member meeting or about the Delta Arts Alliance call (662) 843-3344.


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Exxaro buys Total's coal assets for R5bn
Comment on this storyJohannesburg - Mining group Exxaro said on Monday it had acquired South African coal assets of French oil company Total for $472 million (R5 billion).
Exxaro, South Africa's second-largest coal producer which also has interests in iron ore and base metals, signalled earlier this year that it was looking at buying Total Coal South Africa (TCSA) to grow its business.
TCSA is the fifth-largest coal producer in South Africa and the majority of its output is exported to Asian markets such as India and China.
Total said in a statement that the sale was part of the group's 2012-14 asset sale programme as it focuses on its core activities.
Exxaro shares were up 1.37 percent at 143.19 rand as of 14:00 SA time. - Reuters
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After completing more than 250 work packages concerning the whole detector and experimental site, the ATLAS and CERN teams involved with Long Shutdown 1 (LS1) operations are now wrapping things up before starting the commissioning phase in preparation for the Large Hadron Collider's restart. The giant detector is now more efficient, safer and even greener than ever thanks to the huge amount of work carried out over the past two years.
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For five days last week, 110 ATLAS collaborators worked in 10 different shifts to help clean and inspect the detector and the cavern that houses it before the toroid magnets are turned on. The whole endeavour is a delicate process as the collaborators wiped and vacuumed surfaces in all 16 phi sectors of the detector looking for any minuscule object that may have been left behind during the two years of upgrade and maintenance work. Here are glimpses from the cleaning project:
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Accidents are bound to happen when you are trying to eat and drink while playing a game of Super Mario Bros., but at least this pint glass and coaster set will keep your furniture safe from your drink.
It's 8-bit Mario stylishly etched onto a pint glass, with his own matching question mark coaster. The glass holds 16oz. and the coaster measures 4×4 inches with rubber feet to protect your surfaces.
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Mariana Atencio
Mariana Atencio | |
Anchor Mariana Atencio
Born | 1984 |
Alma mater | Universidad Católica Andrés Bello, School of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University, London School of Economics, Georgetown University, University of California, Los Angeles |
Occupation | Anchor |
Employer | Fusion (TV channel), Noticiero Univision, Vme-TV, El Diario/La Prensa, Globovisión |
Awards | Peabody Award, Investigative Reporters and Editors Award |
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Mariana Atencio (born 1984) is a Venezuelan journalist, currently the co-anchor for The Morning Show on Fusion (TV channel) the ABC News/Univision joint venture launched in 2013.[1][2]
Early life and education[edit]
Atencio has a B.S. in Communications from the Universidad Católica Andrés Bello in Caracas, where she was also part of the student movement that emerged after Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez shut down Radio Caracas Televisión (RCTV), the oldest television station in the country.[3] She left Venezuela when she was awarded a full merit scholarship to attend Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism in 2008.
Atencio has studied at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA); London School of Economics (LSE); Georgetown University, and the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).
Career and awards[edit]
Prior to Fusion (TV channel), Atencio was a correspondent for Noticiero Univision and the Investigation and Documentaries Unit at Univision
Atencio was awarded a Peabody Award[4][5] and an Investigative Reporters and Editors (IRE) Award[6] for her work as a reporter on "Fast and Furious: Arming the Enemy", a one-hour documentary on the gun-walking scandal known as "Operation Fast and Furious''.[7] After Univision aired the investigation, a public debate erupted in Mexico on how much the Mexican government knew about the guns crossing the border. Congress pressed the U.S. Justice Department for more information, and one U.S. Congressman called "Rápido y Furioso" the "Holy Grail" that broke the case.[6]
For Noticiero Univision, she reported on the death of Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez in 2013 and conducted investigations on the Chávez family fortune for Noticiero Univision and "Aquí y Ahora" (Here and Now), Univision's Sunday evening investigative newsmagazine.[8]
Atencio co-anchored the November 2012 post-election analysis for "Despierta América" (Wake-up America), Univision Network's morning show and the fastest growing morning show regardless of language. She also reported from both 2012 political conventions for "Despierta América" and Noticiero Univision,[9] and was a frequent commentator for "ABC News Live", ABC's live news stream.[10][11]
Prior to joining Univision, Atencio worked as news anchor/reporter for Vme-TV, the first national Spanish-language network presented by public television stations. At "Vme-TV" she co-presented the Royal Wedding broadcast in 2011; reported on the 2010 mid-term elections and hosted and produced the news segment "Census 2010, The Future is Now", on how the country's demographics were changing due to the growing Latino population.
From 2009 to 2010, she worked as a multimedia reporter at El Diario/La Prensa, the nation's oldest and fastest growing paid major daily newspaper, where she focused on local stories that impact Latinos in the New York area. She also freelanced as foreign correspondent for the Venezuelan television station, Globovisión.
She was invited as a panelist to Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism teaching students on covering politics.[12] Atencio was also invited as speaker to the 2012 Unity Convention,[13] a community of minority journalists (the Asian American Journalists Association, the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, the Native American Journalists Association and the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association) that seeks to improve minority parcipitation and representation in media.[14]
She is also known for her charitable work in Latin America. In 2012, she travelled all over Venezuela with the regional press freedom institution "Instituto Prensa y Sociedad" (IPYS) to give journalism seminars to reporters in underprivileged communities.
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- ^ "The 'GMA' Gang Welcomes the Hosts of Fusion's The Morning Show". abcnews.go.com. 2013-10-17. Retrieved 2013-11-25.
- ^ "Fusion Wants Young Latinos To Turn On Their TVs". npr.org. 2013-10-23. Retrieved 2013-11-25.
- ^ "The Venezuelan Student Movement for Liberty | Cato Institute". Cato.org. 2008-03-12. Retrieved 2013-09-02.
- ^ "Behind the Peabody Award-Winning Univision Investigation of 'Fast and Furious" - ABC News". Abcnews.go.com. 2013-03-30. Retrieved 2013-09-02.
- ^ Chastain, Mary (2013-04-05). "Univision Receives Peabody Award for Fast and Furious Documentary". Breitbart.com. Retrieved 2013-09-02.
- ^ a b http://www.merrill.umd.edu/pdf/2013/Nelson_IRE.pdf
- ^ Puga, Romina (2012-10-01). "Fast And Furious Special On Univision: Behind The Scenes Video - ABC News". Abcnews.go.com. Retrieved 2013-09-02.
- ^ "¿En cuánto se calcula la fortuna de Hugo Chávez y la de su familia? - Univision Noticias". Noticias.univision.com. Retrieved 2013-09-02.
- ^ "Univision News to Deliver Extensive Coverage of The Republican and Democratic National Conventions | Univision". Corporate.univision.com. Retrieved 2013-09-02.
- ^ "Univision's Mariana Atencio on Winning Over Hispanic Voters | Video - ABC News". Abcnews.go.com. 2012-08-30. Retrieved 2013-09-02.
- ^ "VIDEO: Univision's Mariana Atencio on Cristina Saralegui's influence among voters. - ABC News". Abcnews.go.com. 2012-09-05. Retrieved 2013-09-02.
- ^ "Alumni and Friends - Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism". Neptune.jrn.columbia.edu. Retrieved 2013-09-02.
- ^ http://unity12.tripbuilder.mobi/mapps/unity12/conference/speaker/speaker_detail.php?speaker_id=52692
- ^ "UNITY Journalists for Diversity | A strategic alliance advocating fair and accurate news coverage about people of color, and aggressively challenging the industry to staff its organizations at all levels to reflect the nation's diversity". Unityjournalists.org. 2013-08-13. Retrieved 2013-09-02.


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We need to find a replacement for Muralitharan for the chennai match…
Though many might argue that it has to be Dan Vettori or Ravi Rampaul, I strongly believe that we have to test the youngster- Christopher Barnwell!
He is a west-indian..and as we know west indian batsman are usually power hitters!
He has good pace too..So his inculsion adds firepower to our team and also brings us pace, which we much require in the bowling attack..However if we do opt for Barnwell , we have to get back Murali Kartik into the team. Chennai is no more a slow pitch during Ipl.The IPL pitch played in chennai has good carry and bounce and bowlers like Nannes are doing well on the pitch.
This means we have to replace either of the bowlers or Lokesh Rahul..
But since the bowlers are in such good form, its only right we replace LOkesh RAhul with Murali Kartik ..so the 2 changes being
In- Chris Barnwell, Murali Kartik
Out- Lokesh Rahul, Muttaih Muralitharan
the team being
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4.AB De Villiers
6.Moises henriques
11.RP Singh
This combination plays & batsmen and 6 bowlers..This gives us a lot of options…
Even if C.Pujara is available, I think we should rest him..He is just coming back from injury and I dont think we need to change too much of the winning combination, atleast in a crucial match against CSK .I personally think these are good moves…What do you think guys?Do Reply..


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This small diner is a great place to stop by for breakfast. Great food, great prices and a very relaxed atmosphere. Biscuits and gravy were delicious, as is the country fried steak. You have to try this place.
This small diner is a great place to stop by for breakfast. Great food, great prices and a very relaxed atmosphere. Biscuits and gravy were delicious, as is the country fried steak. You have to try this place.
I liked their breakfast. I'm really picky when it comes to two breakfast staples. Simply link sausage and pancakes. They did a good job. My only complaint is they give you small cups of maple syrup. Fluffy awesome and the sausages were fat and delicious.
The sign says "American and Greek Food", so we stopped, since one of our group is Greek. The menu features what could be described as diner fare, with a limited focus on Greek food. The chef's salad was finely chopped, but fresh. The hamburgers and fries were good. The waitress was efficient. Upon questioning, we were unable to determine what... More
Friendly folks and it serves as a great place for the locals to catch up over breakfast, lunch and dinner. Nothing extraordinary about the menu but you can depend on getting real diner food for any occassion.
A diner atmosphere and a good place to visit for a change of pace. I like the breakfast omelet with rye toast and grits. The service is also very good. The staff have all been there for many years.
Just happened to find driving past & enjoyed a very fresh greek salad & moussaka, quick friendly service in an older decor diner. Worth the price & food!
We've eaten at Dontee's a number of times, and for the most part, have enjoyed the food here. Their breakfasts are quite good. We like the Greek omelet, and usually we ask for them to add some spinach in. Tasty. The service is efficient although not overly friendly or prompt. We have eaten dinner at Dontee's a few times, and... More
Food is very good except the fish and chips, but service is slow. Great value and extremely generous portions.
Great $5 breakfast with all included! It is very close to Biba Hotel and if you're looking for a good & filling breakfast, not to mention cheap, Dontee's is perfect.
The gyro sandwich was delicious. They were out of the gravy for the country fried steak but my boyfriend said it was tasty anyway. Waitresses are sweet, little old ladies :)
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AMS 390 • Ecology, Feminism, and Literature: Theory and Practice
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From the nature study essay and the regionalist sketch of the nineteenth century to the poetry of deep ecology and the multi-genre creative nonfiction of today, ecology and feminism have cross-pollinated in American literature. Whether viewed as textual strategies or theoretical tools to analyze textsin other words, whether as practice or theoryhow do they support, challenge, or engage our understandings of American literature? In this graduate seminar, we will survey theoretical developments regarding ecocriticism, feminism, and their intersections. We will then test out those theories by applying them to select literature, looking for their applicability, the potential modifications the literature suggests to the theory, and the places in which the theory has not caught up to the literary productions. Moreover, we will place the works we read within their broader social and historical contexts.
Possible texts include: Mary N. Murfree, His Vanished Star (1894) Wilma Dykeman, The French Broad (Wakestone, 1955) David Abram, The Spell of the Sensuous (NY: Pantheon, 1996) Joni Adamson, American Indian Literature, Environmental Justice, and Ecocriticism (Tucson: University of Arizona Press, 2001) Stacy Alaimo, Undomesticated Ground (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2000) Armbruster and Wallace, Beyond Nature Writing (Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, 2001) Fetterley and Pryse, Writing Out of Place (Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 2003) Stephanie Foote, Regional Fictions (Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 2001) Gaard and Murphy, Ecofeminist Literary Criticism (Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1998) Annette Kolodny, The Lay of the Land (Chapel hill; university of North Carolina Press, 1975) Leo Marx, The Machine in the Garden (NY: Oxford, 1964) Joseph Meeker, The Comedy of Survival (NY: Scribner, 1974) Steven Rosendale, The Greening of Literary Scholarship (Iowa City, University of Iowa Press, 2002) Henry Nash Smith, Virgin Land: The American West as Symbol and Myth (Harvard, 1990) Rachel Stein, Shifting the Ground (Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, 1997) Louise Westling, The Green Breast of the New World (Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1996)


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0000-0001-8145-6541Emmanuel Frénod is 45 years old. Frénod has been a Full Professor in applied mathematics at Université de Bretagne-Sud, France, since September 2006 and a Deputy Head of LMBA (UMR CNRS 6205) since August 2013. Before August 2006, Frénod served as an Assistant Professor at Université de Bretagne-Sud. Frénod defended the Ph.D. degree, in 1994, and HDR, in 1999. Frénod's research interests include partial differential equations, kinetic equations, asymptotic analysis, modelling, two-scale simulations, plasma physics, and tokamak plasmas.
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