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Been busy this spring and very organised. I figgured it would soon be time to plant tomatoes (if it would only warm up) so I wanted to be ready so that I only need to go to the nursery and buy my plants and pop them in. I did buy tomato seeds over the winter but I just didn't get around to starting them so its back to the buy seedlings for me. So I had 2 yards of compost delivered, spread it out over all the will be tomato beds, bought bales of straw and spread the straw mulch. This way the tomato seedlings are protected and do not get soil born deseases from splashback. Lastly I put up my tomato cages and steaks. I am ready to put in tomatoes! The three tomato beds in the side yard. The square one used to be the iris garden but last fall I moved all the iris. |
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- Posted by newyorkrita z6b/7a LI NY (My Page) on Tue, Apr 23, 13 at 17:57
My spring peas I am growing in pots. I have four pots of snow peas and six pots of Sugar Lace Two Snap peas. |
- Posted by organic_kitten 7 (My Page) on Tue, Apr 23, 13 at 18:19
You are ready if the weather will cooperate. I have four plants in the greenhouse. When the weather cooperates, I will plant them. The lettuce is beautiful, and we have eaten salads from it several times. My onions are up and growing well. I planted beans today, and planted okra in the little pots in the greenhouse. I have cucumbers and peppers in there too. Kay |
- Posted by organic_kitten 7 (My Page) on Tue, Apr 23, 13 at 18:21
I wish I was about half as organized as you are. kay |
- Posted by newyorkrita z6b/7a LI NY (My Page) on Tue, Apr 23, 13 at 18:23
The weather turned cold and I can't plant tomatoes, beans or cucumbers until it warms up. |
wow:Rita. you have been busy.Your tomatoe cages are square? I had a couple give to me several years ago and they were round.. not much good for the tomatoes either.I found to just stake the tomatoes and tie them to the stakes worked much better for me. I have planted 5 tomatoes so far. one is big enough that I need to find my stakes for it real soon.Will probably need more then one stake for it as its already close to 2 feet tall.No Patio maters this year..I am having a terrible time this year to do the things I want to do, since I fell back in November and broke the right wrist,and busted my head open, too on a cement bench that gos to a cement round table in the back yard..Guess I damaged the back and made it worse then it already was, because all I have to do now is stand on my feet for 15 minutes,and the pain is so severe,I just have to get off my feet, so cant do everything I want to do. but am taking it slow. my daughter told my dr to order me to stop acting like I am 18 yrs old and stay in the house. he told her he wont tell me to stay in the house,as its good for me to be out in the yard, doing what I love to do, just have to go slower to do it.,and rest every few minutes..I hope our last cold spell is gone for good this time. this yoyo weather is mot good for anything. Jean |
- Posted by newyorkrita z6b/7a LI NY (My Page) on Tue, Apr 23, 13 at 18:53
Jean, the tomato cages are a rectangle. Not that strudy really but I think they work well enough. And I agree that it is good for you to go out into the garden. Just take it slow and easy. |
- Posted by flowergardener Z4 MN (My Page) on Tue, Apr 23, 13 at 20:13
Jean they do have a cucumber with shorter vines Cucumber, Spacemaster 60 days Plants have short vines with no runners. Ideal for small gardens and to use in salads. Fruits are 7" long and dark green. This variety may also be grown in containers. I haven't looked on the internet for seeds these are from a local nursery that doesn't ship.,,,Betty |
- Posted by waitforspring z6MA (My Page) on Tue, Apr 23, 13 at 21:43
I wish I had half as much energy as you Rita. I haven't even thought about vegetables yet. I just had knee surgery 12 days ago so that sure hasn't helped me with my gardening. I know your garden will be great again. Val |
- Posted by newyorkrita z6b/7a LI NY (My Page) on Tue, Apr 23, 13 at 21:52
I hate winter so I am very glad it is spring again. And I plan on lots of tomatoes again this year. Meantime I am so very much enjoying my spring bulbs. |
You have been so busy! Nice to be ready though, I'm always plopping things in at the last minute. I did a little better this year though. I keep meaning to try peas in pots like you have, but just can't seem to get things together in time, probably already a little late here. |
- Posted by newyorkrita z6b/7a LI NY (My Page) on Wed, Apr 24, 13 at 17:42
I am really well organised this year. In fact I just got back from the nursery and bought seedlings of- Eggplant |
Oh Goodness Rita. you are going to have veggies every where.I raised eggplants one year, long ago.I love seeing them grow..I planted 3 hills of cucumbers a couple weeks ago, but they never came up,it turned very cold 2 days after I planted them,so guess I will try again. rather go buy a couple plants to stick in the ground.. will have to go hunt for the ones betty told me about. |
- Posted by newyorkrita z6b/7a LI NY (My Page) on Wed, Apr 24, 13 at 18:18
I didn't see those short vine varieties I had last year this year. I do have lots of types of cucumber seeds and will be starting my own. Also I start my own beans from seed, so easy from seed. |
- Posted by newyorkrita z6b/7a LI NY (My Page) on Thu, Apr 25, 13 at 11:52
I just love it when the veggies start to produce and I can go outside and pick dinner right in my own garden and eat it just a short while later. I do love stir fry and last year had delicious stir fried beans mostly from my yard long beans. Will have those again this year, I already have the seeds but its too early to start them as yet. Last year I didn't have peppers this year I do. And Zucchini can go in those stir fries too. A nice pepper, bean and sliced zucchini stir fry. Yumm, Yumm. And eggplant can be micowaved and is easy to cook. Some red sauce and maybe a sprinkle of cheeze and dinner is served. Then there is my famous (famous in my own mind) tomato and cucumber salad. Plus fresh tomatoes eaten every way you can think of. I love love tomato sandwiches and never seem to get tired of them. Maybe I will start my cucumbers this weekend. I have lots of seeds and always start some of my own to go with those burpless cucumber seedlongs that I bought. |
I love Tomatoe sandwiches, too,Rita.but, also like them just sliced on a plate with dinner. or cut them in quarters, and a little bit of salt and make a meal out of just them tomatoes.Last year,I ate lots of dinnera with all veggies,no meat.I eat very little meat anywayand then its mostly chicken breast ai eat. jean. |
- Posted by newyorkrita z6b/7a LI NY (My Page) on Fri, Apr 26, 13 at 20:43
My Sugar Lace II snap peas. Odd looking vines. Supposed to be a very productive variety so we will see. |
- Posted by newyorkrita z6b/7a LI NY (My Page) on Mon, Apr 29, 13 at 17:54
I planted tomato seedlings out today. Have 53 in ground so far. I have ten pepper plants and my cukes, zuchini and eggplant still to go. |
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This is the sweetest story: this little boy likes to wear princess clothes and that's just fine with his mom. Cheryl Kilodavis has written a children's book called My Princess Boy about how it's OK for boys, like her son Dyson, to enjoy pretty dresses. It warms my dark, craggy heart. Some moms are the best. [My Princess Boy via Colorlines]
Mommy Loves Her "Princess Boy" Who Likes To Wear Girls' Clothes
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Hi folks, I usually post on adenium forum but I'm forever lurking in here and admiring the lovely jade plants. I've been lucky enough to win a 10 year old plant for the princely sum of 3 quid (that included ceramic pot). However, I really need advice. I want this plant to be more tree like and get rid of floppy branches etc, so if anyone can advise I would be so grateful 1.should I get rid of the outgrowing branches at the base of the trunk? 2. How far back should I cut back floppy branches from the main stem? 3.does the pot look big enough 4. Do I dry out cuttings I may want to repot? Thank you to anyone who can advise. It's lurking on here and admiring the beautiful jades that has got me into this mess ha ha Regards Averil Uk |
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- Posted by bikerdoc5968 6 SE MI (My Page) on Mon, Apr 22, 13 at 11:20
Averil, welcome. While the final shape is your choice, IMHO, I would not be afraid to really whack it big time. Cut everything back to nice stiff stems. It may look horrible for awhile but it will rebound giving you a much nicer looking plant. It will want lots of light, however. This is one of mine that I whacked last spring and I probably should have done more! A summer in the sun and it looks great! |
That's what I thought doc, so thanks for your input. Now I know I'm on the right track. Do you think I should repot. I dont know if the pot is large enough and I don't know what soil it is in neither. That is a corker of a plant you have there! It's stunning Regards a Averil Uk |
Suggest not to do to much at one time If to re-pot today wait a few days ( 6-10) to prune like the one in pic and is ideally being suggested. To root let the cuts go dry ( three four days) allowing cut side ends to callus over before potting them into a pot. The callused ends should be visual enough to see and can take a good watering mist to establish better roots for regular watering |
- Posted by cactusmcharris 4 / Interior BC (My Page) on Mon, Apr 22, 13 at 13:40
averil, Yes, repot into something more porous. I'd also read some threads here that already cover the ground you're asking about - any 'Whack a Jade' threads, like the one linked to. Howard's picture is great, isn't it, and tells me I'm due for a cut soon myself. |
Here is a link that might be useful: 'Whack a Crassula ovata' doesn't sound as good
Thanks for yr input mrlike and cactus. I shall wait a wee while to repot. I don't want to terrorise the poor soul. Anyways, as you can see the deed is done!. I feel I want to chop off the branches at the base of the trunk. What do you think? I ultimately want a small tree shape. Thanks again you lovely folks Regards Averil Uk |
- Posted by Danielle317 7 (My Page) on Mon, Apr 22, 13 at 14:06
Very pretty jade! You can see the "tree-like" plant in there, it just needs some pruning and time. I'd take off all your stragglers around that main trunk, leaving only those three thick branches, and then slowly shape the rest growing off that. It seems to have gone through quite a "leggy" period, which could be from soil that's too soggy and also not enough sunlight. Once you do re-pot it, make sure it's in something you can soak and drain completely, so it will dry out nicely between waterings. The bonus is that you'll have quite a few baby jades when all is said and done! |
- Posted by cactusmcharris 4 / Interior BC (My Page) on Mon, Apr 22, 13 at 14:54
Yes, I agree with Danielle, take 'em off. |
Thanks Danielle and Cactus. I've taken the stragglers off the bottom and I'm pleased with the result. I shall repot in 50:50 cactus and perlite and see how it goes. I've got it in a south facing window for now but when or if summer arrives, it can holiday outside. Thanks for all your help, it's much appreciated. The forums are a godsend for me x Averil Uk |
- Posted by Danielle317 7 (My Page) on Mon, Apr 22, 13 at 15:22
Beautiful job! I missed the post-pruning pic, I think we may have been posting at the same time. Anyway, well done. :) |
Looks good, not certain if your comfortable leaving it outside in your zone while it re grows back but would prevent leggy growth and allow easier transitioning being done later. |
- Posted by cactusmcharris 4 / Interior BC (My Page) on Mon, Apr 22, 13 at 16:21
Gradually acclimate it to full sun and Bob's your uncle. There, I think I used that properly.... |
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Make a vegetarian-friendly menu that's also the ultimate in healthy comfort food. (Serves 4)
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The Rotary Club of Dunsmuir Presents:
The Mount Shasta Tinman Triathlon 2014
Sunday, August 31 • 8:30 start
Graciously hosted by
Lake Siskiyou Camp Resort
Swim…Bike…Run…And Everyone Wins!
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The Mount Shasta Tinman Triathlon is Dunsmuir Rotary Club's major fundraiser. But it's also one of the most enjoyable triathlons in northern California with 22 solo (men & women) and 20 team categories. With so many categories, we have tons of winners. And thanks to the support of regional businesses and agencies, we also have tons of "door prizes."
The Tinman has enjoyed increasing popularity over the past few years thanks to the encouragement and financial support of many local and regional businesses. Their support has allowed Dunsmuir Rotary to continue its community and world service activities.
If you're looking for a fun, low mileage triathlon in one of the most beautiful settings imaginable, try the Tinman.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION: While distances in the Mount Shasta Tinman Triathlon are the shortest distances allowed for a TriFed sanctioned race, this event is strenuous and requires training. If you not sure if you are in proper shape to compete, please see a physician before entering. Also, this is not a TriFed sanctioned triathlon.
Swim: 740 yards in Lake Siskiyou. The route is a loop starting at the Lake Siskiyou Camp Resort marina. You swim around a patio boat and return to the boat ramp. The boat ramp and transition areas are swept by Dunsmuir Rotary members so moving to the transition area from the Lake is pebble-free. Lake temperature usually is between 70 and 75 degrees at that time of year, so wet suits are encouraged. If you are nervous about swimming in an open lake, there are several rescue boats on the course. And you're invited to wear flippers. (But you cannot medal in your category if you do).
Bike: 10 miles going through Lake Siskiyou Camp Resort and down W.A. Barr Road and back. The route is well marked with signs and road paint. There are guides posted at various intersections along the way to ensure safety.
Run: 4.5 miles. Approximately 2/3 of the route is on a fire road. The rest is on a little-traveled paved road. The route is also a loop, and there are 3 water stops (2 at one position, out and back).
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Your support of the Mount Shasta Tinman Triathlon helps support youth projects of the Rotary Club of Dunsmuir including:
Dictionary Give-Away Program — Every 3rd grader in Dunsmuir and Castella receives a beautiful, hardbound American Heritage Children's Dictionary of their own
Youth Exchange — Every year we send at least one high school student on a Rotary Youth Exchange to a foreign country. We also receive at least one student from a foreign country to experience American life as it really is … not as it's depicted in movies and on television
Scholarships — We provide $1,500 a year in college and Youth Exchange Scholarships.
Leadership camps — Every year we send at least one high school junior to Camp Royal (Youth Leadership Development) or to Camp Venture (Youth Leadership and Business Ethics Camp)
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We are especially grateful for Lake Siskiyou Camp Resort's sponsorship. They sponsor us by providing the beautiful venue for the event during one of their busiest weekends. And they ask no payment from us, so we can use more of the money we collect can go to our community service projects.
Have a great time while supporting the community service projects of the Rotary Club of Dunsmuir.
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31 For He was teaching His disciples and telling them, "The Son of Man is being betrayed into the hands of men. They will kill Him, and after He is killed, He will rise three days later." | 31 because he was teaching his disciples. He said to them, "The Son of Man is going to be betrayed into the hands of men. They will kill him, and after three days he will rise." |
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Whether graduating from high school or from college, the future is an exciting adventure waiting to be discovered. Amelia Anne is Dead and Gone, by Kat Rosenfield, permits readers to share in both of these experiences through its main characters. At the start of the story, Becca has graduated with honors from high school. She has waited her entire life for this moment, when she can finally cut the strings to her small, backward town and move on to a bigger and better life. She only has a few months of summer to endure before starting college in the fall. In alternating chapters, the reader simultaneously experiences the story of Amelia, who has just graduated from college. Amelia is eager and excited about the prospects of graduate school and an acting career beyond that. Both young women are filled with hope and expectations; however one of their stories will be tragically cut short.
As stated in the title, Amelia Anne dies, a victim of violent crime. Her beaten body is discovered on an isolated road, not far from where Becca lives. The murder of this young woman traumatizes Becca and suddenly the world seems too frightening to venture out into. Rosenfield has crafted a unique story that is part character study and part mystery, which explores the nuances of small town life, relationships, and the blackness that can dwell in the heart of men. This is a haunting tale that will keep readers spellbound as the story of these two girls culminates in an amazing and unexpected conclusion.
Author Ron Rash hails from the hills of North Carolina and is the chair of Appalachian studies at Western Carolina University so it is no surprise that his novels are steeped in the culture of the Smoky Mountains. Rash's star is on the rise; an earlier book, Serena, is being made into a movie starring Jennifer Lawrence and his latest book, The Cove, made the NYT bestsellers list.
In The Cove, Laurel Shelton and her brother Hank live in a gloomy cove outside rural Mars Hill, North Carolina. Their homestead is considered cursed after the untimely deaths of their parents and Laurel, born with a purple birthmark covering her shoulder, is marked as a witch and shunned by the superstitious townspeople. Laurel hopes Hank takes a wife, as a sister-in-law will ease her loneliness. Instead, Laurel finds an injured mute flutist named Walter in the woods and as the Sheltons shelter Walter, a relationship blossoms between the two. At the same time, the Mars Hill residents are infected by the prevailing anti-German sentiment generated by WWI and the hysteria threatens to spill over into the cove even as Laurel begins to suspect Walter of harboring a dangerous secret.
Rash's intimate knowledge of the Appalachian people shines through in this book and he often weaves fact and fiction together. Mars Hill and its college are real, as were the Vaterland cruise ship and the beautiful but hunted to extinction Carolina parakeet. The narrative is rich with colloquial speech, the main characters are well-developed with Laurel especially written well, and the story unfolds in Southern Gothic tradition as a stonecutter quoting Gray's Elegy says "the paths of glory lead but to the grave." Readers who appreciate books set in the mountains of the American south might also enjoy author Sharyn McCrumb.
Take two single parents, two teenagers, add a European vacation, and some misplaced luggage and you have a delightfully dreamy story: In the Bag by Kate Klise.
Daisy is a successful chef who just quit another restaurant. She travels to Paris to clear her head and brings along her daughter, Coco, who is getting ready to graduate from high school. Andrew is on the same flight in order to get to Madrid to oversee the installation of an art exhibit. His teenage son Webb joins him on the trip. Andrew spots Daisy on the flight and is instantly attracted to her. He slips a flirty note in her purse, gives her his email, and asks for a date. Daisy is distinctly unimpressed and fires off a scathing email rejecting Andrew's offer.
Meanwhile, Webb and Coco pick up each other's bag at the end of the flight. They find each other's contact information and start an email dalliance. This digital friendship progresses so much that the two arrange for Webb to travel to Paris to pick up his bag and meet Coco in person. Andrew and Daisy are also set to meet the same evening when Daisy is called in as a last-minute caterer for the grand opening of Andrew's exhibit.
The story unfolds from the unique viewpoints of the four main characters and readers see just how differently men, women, parents, and children think. While working for People magazine, Klise herself was the recipient of a secret admirer note in her carry-on which gave her the spark for this fun trading places story. As a bestselling children and teen author, Klise's adult debut is a fast-paced, humorous, and romantic gem which will leave readers waiting for a follow-up.
Have you ever wondered how your email travels all the way from your computer to your mother's laptop half way across the country in a few milliseconds? Or how a sports fan with a smartphone in LA can know the outcome of the World Cup in Spain moments before the live TV broadcast? Andrew Blum, author of Tubes: a Journey to the Center of the Internet, explores how the Internet works as a physical system, full of buried connections, rivers of wires, humming servers, and fiber optic transoceanic cables.
Blum journeys on a pilgrimage to the Internet's most important data centers and information hubs in an effort to find 'pieces of the Internet', and to view the Internet as both a virtual and physical place. Along the way, he meets with many of the Internet's unsung heroes and follows his nose to ferret out just where all our data goes when we press 'send'. Through his surprisingly personal trek across the world in search of the Internet, Blum grapples with conflicting definitions and perceptions of the Internet that in the end help illuminate its many facets. With the emergence of cloud storage and wireless everything, it's refreshing and relieving to realize that even something as amorphous as the Internet is grounded in the physical, real world.
A little bit history, a little bit philosophy, a little bit spiritual, Tubes is great for readers who are curious about the behind the scenes action of the largest connected interface in the world. Fans of James Gleick's The Information: a History, a Theory, a Flood and Tim Wu's The Master Switch will certainly enjoy this thought-provoking new title.
Bestselling Canadian author Catherine McKenzie's second novel, Arranged, is now available in the US, and it's one that chick lit readers will not want to miss.
Anne Shirley Blythe is named after the character from Anne of Green Gables because her mother is obsessed with the series. Anne reasons that because she is named after a romantic heroine, it's only natural that she would want her own happily ever after. She has a lot of great things going for her. She has good friends and a loving family. She's a successful writer who is about to have her first book published. Unfortunately, Anne has a history of disastrous relationships. She keeps getting involved with the wrong men, and she begins to see that they are a lot alike.
After another failed relationship, Anne finds a business card for Blythe & Company, which she thinks is a dating service. The card simply says "arrangements made." When her best friend gets engaged, Anne makes a momentous decision and calls the number on the card. That's when she learns that Blythe & Company is not a dating service as she had imagined. It's an arranged marriage service. Anne finds herself going through the process and is soon on her way to a resort in Mexico to marry a man named Jack who she will meet the day before their wedding. That's just the beginning of the story, though.
What follows is a story about learning the difference between what you think you want and what you truly need. McKenzie has a real talent for creating characters with depth. Arranged is by turns funny, honest, and heartbreaking. Just when you think you know where the story is going, a plot twist changes everything!
If you like American short stories, chances are you've read Flannery O'Connor, whose biting sense of humor, peculiar characters, and hauntingly redemptive tales have made her one of America's most celebrated writers. But did you know that before she wrote fiction, O'Connor had originally set out to be a cartoonist? The new book Flannery O'Connor: The Cartoons explores this iconic author's lesser-known talent and brings her illustrations together for the very first time.
O'Connor began drawing at the early age of five and went on to make cartoons for her high school and college newspapers. These cartoons, with their quirky, almost grotesque style and spot-on commentary about student life in the early 1940s, made O'Connor something of a local celebrity at her Georgia college. Those who have read O'Connor's classic short story collection A Good Man Is Hard to Find or her 1962 novel Wise Blood will love seeing her trademark humor on display in these early drawings. In one cartoon, two students dance joyfully hand-in-hand while the caption below reads, "These two express the universal feeling of heart-brokenness over school closing." In another, a lone bespectacled young woman (clearly meant to be the author herself) watches her popular classmates dance at a college social and says to the reader, "Oh well, I can always be a Ph.D." These speak to O'Connor's knack for carefully observing the world around her, a process she once described as the habit of art.
In addition to a handsomely presented gallery, Flannery O'Connor: The Cartoons also features an essay delving into the author's life and eventual transition to writing fiction. This interesting book has great appeal for O'Connor fans and anyone who enjoys satirical cartoons.
As the summer games in London heat up, gymnastics is on center stage. For fans yearning to learn more, this popular sport is brought to life in three new children's books perfect for gold medal dreamers.
One girl who achieved her gold medal dream was Dominique Moceanu, the youngest member of USA's 1996 winning team. She trades the balance beam for a pen with a delightful new series of books for young readers. The Go-for-Gold Gymnasts, co-written by Alicia Thompson, follows teammates on the competitive Texas Twisters. In Balancing Act, Noelle must learn to juggle family, friends, and boys with the time and training required to make it as a star gymnast. Brittany is the focus of Winning Team, following her move to Texas to train with the best. But her teammates aren't so fond of her, and her coaches are less than impressed. Brittany must learn quickly the true meaning of teamwork. To date, there are four books in the series (the others are Unexpected Twist and Reaching High) and each has storylines familiar to all twelve year olds, combined with the behind-the-scenes rigors of elite gymnastics.
Fourteen-year-old Joey is also an aspiring gold medalist and desperately wants to win at this summer's regional championship. Her hopes and dreams are at the heart of Gold Medal Summer by Donna Freitas. Joey loves gymnastics, but loses some of her focus when events in her life spiral out of control. She gets her first kiss from a very cute boy, her best friend threatens to quit gymnastics, and her parents aren't supportive. Drawing on her experience as a competitive gymnast, Freitas delivers both a terrific gymnastics story and a classic novel about bending the rules and vaulting to success.
In Yuck's Amazing Underpants and Yuck's Scary Spider, by Matt and Dave, Yuck is a boy determined to harass his sister, Polly Princess. In the first story of the two-title collection, he has cleverly cultivated the mold and germs that are growing in his underpants by wearing them every day for 6 weeks without washing them. When his amazing underpants come to life, he trains them to mess up the house after Polly Princess cleans. The entire story is filled with gross details of his madcap adventure to aggravate his sister.
The second story has Yuck adopting a friendly, hairy arachnid who is promptly caught by the school principal. Yuck hatches a plan that involves training spiders to crawl into his sister's mouth while she is sleeping. He does this in order to sneak them into school to help rescue his new pet, while incriminating his sister in the process. With characters named Tom Butts and Fartin' Martin, this is not a read-aloud but rather one to give to young readers who enjoy lowbrow humor. Resist the temptation to ask why they are giggling uncontrollably.
Yuck has been popular in the UK for a few years, and is just now being published in the United States. Perfect for fans of the Captain Underpants series, it will leave your young reader in stitches. Be sure to also check out Yuck's Slime Monster and Yuck's Gross Party.
An ordinary girl. A mysterious boy. A horrific accident. A countdown to…the end? The truth is indeed out there, and Janelle Tenner is determined to discover it at all costs in Elizabeth Norris' debut novel Unraveling.
Upon leaving the beach where she works as a lifeguard, Janelle is hit by a pickup truck and dies. So why is she still thinking, breathing, and feeling? Because of Ben, a "stoner" boy who Janelle barely notices until he is standing over her, whispering in her ear and laying his hands on her broken spine. He runs off as the ambulance arrives, and Janelle is convinced that he has brought her back to life.
The mystery of Ben is just one part of the puzzle for Janelle. The man who hit her was covered in radiation burns and, according to her father's files (he is an FBI agent), the man was dead before he struck Janelle. She secretly begins her own investigation to discover the truth of the accident, including the numbers on her father's files that seem to be a countdown.
In the glut of paranormal and dystopian teen fiction, Unraveling is a refreshing change. Janelle is a fully-drawn character, a girl dealing with family issues as well as her own unexplained return from death. Fans of FBI dramas like The X-Files or young amateur investigators like Veronica Mars will enjoy undertaking this Unraveling.
In Getaway by Lisa Brackmann, we meet recently widowed Michelle Mason, at loose ends due to her late husband's disastrous financial dealings that left her almost penniless. They had a pre-arranged vacation planned in Puerto Vallarta and Michelle decides to head there for a short vacation. One night, she meets a handsome stranger named Daniel and after too many margaritas she invites him to spend the night in her hotel room. By morning, the hotel has been broken into by two masked goons who seem to have a grudge with Daniel. Michelle tries to return home, but a mysterious "package" is planted in her handbag and she is forced to stay in Mexico. She is rescued by Gary, who has some connection to Daniel and appears to be in possession of her passport. Gary forces Michelle into a dangerous game of espionage and it soon becomes apparent that she has no one she can trust. For a widow alone in Mexico, what is a woman to do?
Brackmann creates a wonderfully wild and incredibly readable thriller with Getaway. The setting and descriptions of Puerto Vallarta make this a perfect summer read for sitting on a beach or the balcony of a cruise ship. The suspense builds quickly and intensifies to the point where the reader will need to turn the pages quickly to get to the end. Michelle is a likeable heroine, with enough pluck and vigor to be able to weasel out of dire situations. Getaway is great for readers who like to follow a strong female who refuses the role of victim.


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Enrollment packets for Newhall School District's 2014-15 transitional kindergarten and kindergarten program will be available at Newhall School District schools on Monday, February 10, 2014. Children turning five years old between September 2 and December 2 of this year will be enrolled in transitional kindergarten and children turning five on or before September 1st of this year will enroll in kindergarten. Transitional kindergarten (TK) is the first year of a two-year kindergarten program that uses a modified kindergarten curriculum that is age and developmentally appropriate.
Enrollment packets include all necessary forms and provide health requirements, birth certificate information, and residency requirements for registration.
Transitional kindergarten and kindergarten registration will occur on Wednesday, March 12, 2014 at each of the school sites except for Meadows School, which will hold its registration on Friday, March 14th. Hours of registration vary from site to site. Please contact the school office for exact times.
Parents who want to learn more about the Newhall School District can visit the district website at www.newhallschooldistrict.net or find Newhall School District on Facebook.
The ten Newhall School District schools are:
McGrath School, 21501 Deputy Jake Drive, Newhall 291-4090
Meadows School, 25577 N. Fedala Road, Valencia 291-4050
Newhall School, 24607 Newhall Avenue, Newhall 291-4010
Oak Hills School, 26730 Old Rock Road, Valencia 291-4100
Old Orchard School, 25141 N. Avenida Rondel, Valencia 291-4040
Peachland School, 24800 Peachland Avenue, Newhall 291-4020
Pico Canyon, 25255 Pico Canyon Road, Stevenson Ranch 291-4080
Stevenson Ranch, 25820 N. Carroll Lane, Stevenson Ranch 291-4070
Valencia Valley, 23601 Carrizo Drive, Valencia 291-4060
Wiley Canyon, 24240 W. La Glorita Circle, Newhall 291-4030
Newhall School District Office, 25375 Orchard Village Road, Valencia 291-4000


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"Ferragosto 2009 in carcere" an Monitoring Initiative by Radicali Italiani
Since their first presence in the Italian Parliament in 1976, members of the Radical Party have always dedicated particular attention to the national prison system denouncing the violations of Constitutional norms, the poor quality of the detention facilities as well as the living and working conditions of both inmates and the penitentiary police. For years Radicals have visited jails all over the country meeting common criminals, politicians as well as non-citizens hearing their stories and activating, wherever possible, legal mechanisms to better their living conditions but also to reform laws that were generating crimes, such as for instance those designed to 'control' narcotic substances or to 'regulate' migrating flows.
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I WOULD do a first take on tonight's Survivor Series PPV , but I felt the show was just so lackluster and uninspired that I don't feel like it. FUCK IT. Show-Sheamus was fucking great but not as good as the HIAC encounter as all , while Ryback needs to be out of main event matches like NOW. He's fucking garbage and if I have to see him main event any more PPV's you might just see me pull an Austin101 on here. I'm gonna go ahead and say that he's on BARRETT-MIZ BAD main event level matches.
Why stick Punk with him ? We're CLEARLY on cruise control with Punk until the Rumble, so why not give us a damn good match here or something with Punk-Cena again , or FUCK even a Punk-Orton match or some shit... Don't you think THAT would be good ? Ryback is TRASH.
Another thing that REALLY pissed me off ; WHY... WHY in the name of fuck is Daniel Bryan being treated like a second banana to DEL RIO of all people ? Bryan is easily one of the most over performers in the company right now and you've honestly just had him tap out with ease to the individual who has been more force fed to the audience than any other performer in HISTORY. Seriously, Del Rio sucks too.
The GOOD news : We're more than likely getting a Sheamus-Show chairs match at TLC that should be fucking awesome, and we're more than likely getting an Orton heel turn soon, probably leading to a Sheamus-Orton match at Wrestlemania. TLC better feature Cena-Punk or Punk-??? WITHOUT Ryback. FUCK.
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2013 Gopher Baseball: The Story Behind the Poster Jan. 29, 2013 This year's Gopher Baseball poster features 10 uniforms throughout the program's 125 years of history. With the help of Gopher equipment manager John Blackshear, Gopher Athletics reached out to Minnesota alum and sports memorabilia enthusiast, Rich Ellis. As a collector, Ellis owns over 125 Gopher baseball jerseys and allowed Gopher Athletics to borrow these to signify its rich tradition and history. Worn by Gopher seniors and a few of the red-shirt juniors, this year's poster has uniforms dating back to the 1950's through today. Kyle O'Shea wore the oldest uniform (Ken Yackel's from 1956), while Billy Soule sported the 1964 national championship look. JT Canakes is wearing the Dave Winfield uniform era, while Kevin Kray is wearing the banana suit from the Paul Molitor tenure (late 1970s). One similar to the banana suit will also be worn this year for the opening of the new Siebert Field. Minnesota will have four uniform tops this season as Troy Larson is featured in the Gophers' home white. The Gophers will open up the 2013 campaign this weekend as it hosts the Pro Alumni Game, Saturday, Feb. 3 at 3 p.m. Minnesota opens the regular season at No. 12 UCLA, Feb. 15-17. Ryan Abrahamson (wearing late 1990s)
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September 6, 2004
Q: Our computer is running Windows XP and now requires me to log in every time I start it. When I first got it, I didn't have to log in. How do I put it back to automatically log in like before? — Neil
A: Windows XP is the first home version of Windows that has any real security built into it. Previous versions of Windows could bypass the login screen by pressing the Esc key, but Windows XP requires an actual login for security purposes.
When you first got your computer, it was likely set up with only one "profile," or user name. If you have added any new profiles or activated the Guest profile, then by default, Windows XP will ask you to choose a profile from the Welcome screen at startup.
If you don't need the multiple profiles, you can return to the "auto login" configuration by removing all but the original username.
To access your user accounts, click on Start then on Control Panel and look for the User Accounts icon.
Once you open the User Accounts interface, all of the current profiles including the Guest profile should be listed. Click on any of the profiles that you want to remove, and then click the Delete the Account option at the bottom.
The original Computer Administrator account will not have a delete option, so it should be the only one remaining (besides the disabled Guest account).
If you want to keep multiple profiles but still want your machine to log in automatically to a specific account, you can download a utility called TweakUI from the Microsoft Web site that will let you do just that.
TweakUI is an unsupported utility that is listed as one of the PowerToys for Windows XP. This means that if you have any questions or problems, Microsoft will not offer any support for it.
Once you have installed TweakUI, double-click the Logon option then click onto the Autologon option. From this screen, you can click the "Log on automatically at system startup" checkbox and provide the username and password required to logon.
In addition to managing login settings, TweakUI gives additional access to setting for your mouse, desktop, taskbar, start menu and much more.
One of my favorite tweaks is the X-mouse setting that changes how the mouse selects a window as the active window. Normally, when you have multiple windows open, you must click on the one that you want to work with to activate it. With the X-Mouse setting activated, you simply float your mouse over the window that you want to work with and it automatically makes it the active window.
If you decide to activate this setting, be sure to also activate the Autoraise option (to make any window that you move the mouse over come to the front) and set an activation delay of at least 200 milliseconds so that activation is not instantaneous.
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Childbirth Preparation - 2 Sessions (Fremont)
This multiple session class is intended for expectant mothers and their chosen labor support person. Ideally the class should be completed 4-6 weeks prior to their due date. Certified Childbirth Educators or Labor and Delivery Nurses cover stages of labor, hospital procedures, medications, cesareans, birthing options and postpartum recovery using video, lecture and group discussion. Couples will also engage in active practice of comfort techniques such as breathing, positioning and touch.
**Tours of El Camino hospital are included as part of the class when taken at the Mountain View Center. If you are taking a class at a different PAMF facility and are planning to deliver at ECH for the first time, please call 650-934-7373 to arrange for a tour once you've completed your class registration.
**Those couples delivering at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital (Palo Alto), Washington Hospital (Fremont), Sutter Maternity and Surgery (Santa Cruz) and Sequoia Hospital (Redwood City) should contact the hospital directly for tour information.
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Date | May 23, 2015 |
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Time | 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM |
Cost | $185 per couple |
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Institute for Peace and Justice
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Location: KIPJ Room 121
Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies
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San Diego, CA 92110
Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice
Fostering Peace, Cultivating Justice, Creating a Safer World
We offer three locally based programs: 1) Women PeaceMakers documents the stories and best practices of international women leaders in peacebuilding, 2) WorldLink connects youth to global affairs, and 3) the Distinguished Lecture Series brings high-level national and international leaders to campus to discuss cutting-edge issues in peace and justice.
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AHMEDABAD: Chain snatchers had a field day in eastern Ahmedabad on Saturday afternoon, as a major chunk of police force was busy at Gujarat CM Narendra Modi's fast venue near Vastrapur. In just four hours, four incidents of chain snatching were reported.
The first incident was reported from Vastral where a woman's gold necklace worth Rs 29,000 was robbed. Complainant Chandrika Patel said that two miscreants on a motorcyclein their twenties accosted her near Arpan School at 3.30 pm and sped away after snatching her necklace.
The second incident occurred in Meghaninagar where two unidentified persons stole one Pushpa Amin's gold chain worth Rs 17,000. The incident occurred near a municipal school at 5.45 pm.
Third incident took place at Chandkheda where a woman's gold necklace worth Rs 25,000 was snatched. Complainant Kiran Mishra, a resident of Satyam Bungalows on IOC Road, said that two men on a bike snatched her necklace and sped away.
The last incident was reported from Nehru Nagar where Lata Desai, a resident of Judges Bungalow, was robbed of her gold chain worth Rs 25,000 by two men on a bike near Shreyas Bridge. Ellisbridge police station has registered a case.
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I was about to buy MDF baseboards when a Lowe's customer started telling me it was a big mistake: MDF would crumble, swell, dent more easily, etc... Does anyone know if this is true? We live in Arizona so humidity is not a problem. I admit I'm a wood snob, but since they will be painted (and aren't bearing any weight) it seemed a perfect opportunity to cheap out and get MDF. Pine doubles the price and since it's raw wood, it would have to be primed--doubling the work. Our home has rounded corners and they sell round corner caps for that purpose so there is minimal coping involved.
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MDF also needs to be primed---primer has two jobs---sealing and providing a surface to which paint will easily adhere. Besides, if you just paint MDF, the first coat will be absorbed so much a second coat is necessary. It is true the MDF will dent more easily---but, how many times does the base molding get hit? Vacuuming? Takes a really hard hit to make a dent. The edges of MDF will break off more easily than solid wood---but if you are careful, that is not a problem. Get the MDF and use the savings for something else. |
MDF is fine for "untouchables" like ceiling mouldings and window casings. Not so great for baseboards or door casings that get knocked into often. |
Watch for outside corners with MDF also. The corner will not stay 'sharp' through very many bumps. |
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I don't think the OP is talking about unprimed MDF. Most, if not all MDF that is sold retail is lacquer primed on the face. I also recommend a prime on the back and edge surfaces, even when using soft pine woods. Michael |
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I usually stay away from MDF, the only exception for me is when installing crown moulding on the cieling, its easier and faster to work with. I dont like using MDF because But as a homeowner you can take your time and sand down the high areas. 2) the miters tend to get damaged easier when accidentaly kicked or ran into with something. |
We used all MDF (baseboards, door and window casings, crown, etc.) when we remodeled 5 years ago. I have had no problems and that's with a maid who thinks the vacuum is a formula one car. I put a good part of the molding in myself and never had any problems with nail holes bulging. Since MDF has no grain, it has a "smoother" finish when painted. I would go with the MDF and save the money. In the unlikely event of a chip or dent, you can repair it with patching compound just like you would do on drywall. We did use wood baseboards in the bathrooms, because if moisture gets into the MDF it will swell - although if it's primed and painted on all surfaces there shouldn't be a problem. |
- Posted by bus_driver (My Page) on Tue, May 29, 07 at 17:42
I think the MDF will do well in AZ. |
Thanks everyone for taking the time to educate me. It ended up being a split decision. Mom read all the replies and decided to do pine, I decided to do MDF in my house. However, I've decided that when I win the lottery and do a custom house, I'm going to have custom 8-10" baseboards. Her 6" pine is looking more impressive than my 5" MDF (the biggest Lowe's stocks here). Thanks again and happy remodeling..... do you ever get done? |
MDF baseboard comes in sizes much larger than 5". Just go to a lumberyard or molding supply (if your area has one). |
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MDF - Much Disdain of Formaldehyde Anyway, you may want to consider the toxic implications when installing materials into your living spaces or work spaces. Chemical (unnatural) off-gassing from the likes of MDF, synthetic carpeting, glued down flooring, paints all contribute to toxic air. What are the major contributors to cancers? It is suspected that the carcinogens in the atmosphere are playing a big role. So, why breath this stuff when there are alternatives with zero or low levels? Be smart about what you install in your home. Maybe pine with a non toxic, no VOC paint would not pollute your air to the level of the alternates. |
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I'm looking for a little radio... something about 9-10" wide, 7-8" tall... 2-3" deep. Just something I can plug in the kitchen to listen to while I'm cooking, that doesn't take up much room, but grab and move around with me easily to other rooms.
It can be used, that's fine. I'm happy to look on eBay. It doesn't have to be pretty. Good reception is the important thing to me, and not a huge boombox. Any suggestions, please? |
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GE Super Radio, but it usually isn't cheap. However, here is one eBay auction to check out. |
Here is a link that might be useful: eBay auction 330257525137
I have a small Sony boom box that plays a single CD too. I take it from the kitchen to the deck and the reception is good. |
Thanks, jdbillp... I'll keep an eye out for another like that. Tobr, hi! Thanks. I'll check out Sony. :) |
The super radio is made by RCA now, you can find them online by searching "RCA RP7887", they are about $50 + shipping. They are a great radio. |
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Brent: I don't know any other way to put this but you are a liar. If that is hard to understand I'll say it again. You Brent, are a liar.
Again: Brent Swain, you are a liar. You make stuff up.
You will have to show me the exact post where I said "at all costs". That is stupid. I would never say something lie that. And by making it up you look very silly and defeated. I do believe that a good sailor strives at all times to get the very best performance out of bhis boat and that is "good seamanship". But certianly not "at all costs". Are you really nuts?
The problem we have here is that you are so hyper defensive about your steel boats that you will go to any end to justify them and in doing so you look like a fool. You don't need to. You have some OK boats and you have a very clever and effective building method. I applaud you for that. Well done there Brenty boy.
But we have some serious disconnects.
Let's begin with, "Come on boys, let's go out and shoot us some yachts. Yahooooo!
No, I am not going to shoot my boats. I am not going to strangle my boats. I am in no way going to try any MMA moves on them. And dynomite is out. Any nuclear device is certainly out. I suppose given the nit wits you deal with that anything is possible but my clients are intelligent people who seldom if ever try to shoot their boat with any kind of gun.
I have a bunch of boats showing up here this weekend. It's a big party. Maybe I should set up a sand bag on my railing, get my stool and my rifle and plunk them as they come alongside. I mean, just to see what would happen.
I think I have it. You have run out of all logical arguments so you are going to try to invent a new one. Guns vs boats! That's very Swainy.
You crack me up. You are kind of like one of those Sunday morning TV evangelists, except I bet your hair is bad.
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Burnaby resident Hasibullah Yusufzai charged with terrorism-related offence
A Burnaby man is the first person charged in Canada in connection with travelling abroad to commit a terrorist act.
The RCMP has alleged that Hasibullah Yusufzai, 25, left Canada to join radical Islamist fighters in Syria.
Under the Combating Terrorism Act, which gained royal assent last year, the Criminal Code was amended to make it illegal to leave or attempt to leave Canada to commit terrorist acts.
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Meanwhile, the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant has been attracting Islamist fighters from many countries, including Canada.
In June when it captured Iraq's second-largest city, Mosul, the world took notice.
It's one of the primary jihadist groups fighting in Syria to topple the regime led by Bashar al-Assad.
We need a faster way of terminating these so called Canadians from our shores. If not I will go to Israel and do what I can for them.
Would the Mackenzie-Papineau Battalion have fallen on the wrong side of that law if it existed back when the XV International Brigade was looking for volunteers to fight in Spain?
I'm sure the Republicans would have been branded as terrorists by someone...
As for this guy if he really is running around Syria with ISIS, he just needs to snitch the moment he returns for a get out of jail free card. He has valuable information on their vetting procedures for new recruits, internal command structure and how to rank up in the organization by seeing others who have or by doing so himself. Gold intel so the world's intel agencies can field their own spies to join.
If you want to be a mercenary join the french foreign legion. Better pay, less likely to get shot in the back by your own guys because that's how you get promotions in militant groups.
From 1937 it was illegal to join the Mac-Paps. There, I think, the analogy ends. They were not considered "terrorists", even by the RCMP. Just commie troublemakers.
The Mac-Paps were rallied in support of the Spanish republican government. They were fighting a Nazi-supported modern army bent on installing a fascist tyranny, and everybody knew it. The inclusion of communist and anarchist elements in that republican gov't though, caused Canada, USA, UK gov'ts to remain "neutral". Vox populi was in support of the republic, nonetheless.
Stalin betrayed the republic. Fascism prevailed in Spain. Back in Canada the hounding of "premature anti-fascists" began, then let up a bit during WWII while premature anti-fascists enjoyed a half-decade of popularity, until the hounding began anew in the late '40s.
Thanks for your responses. I'm not suggesting anything, though, merely trying to put things in perspective with an historical anecdote, which is why I started off with that paraphrased aphorism.
I'm sure there are lots of people who would find it a just struggle to be opposing Assad's forces on the battlefield. That they would be part of an armed welter of ideological baggage handlers might be beside the point to them.
"The enemy of my enemy" and all that...
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Fox News host Brit Hume continued to tout the Associated Press' misleading March 3 "clarification" of a previous article about a pre-Katrina presidential briefing as justification for President Bush's claim -- debunked even at the time -- that "I don't think anybody anticipated the breach of the levees."
A Wall Street Journal article on the constitutionality of South Dakota's recently passed abortion ban stated that Supreme Court Justice Samuel A. Alito "expressed skepticism about abortion rights while working for the Reagan administration." However, the suggestion that Alito merely "expressed skepticism" about abortion rights mischaracterizes his clearly articulated view that there is no constitutional right to abortion.
Fox News correspondent Wendell Goler falsely claimed that "[s]tories in The Washington Post ... accused the Army Corps of Engineers of using substandard soil to rebuild the levees" in New Orleans and suggested that the Post omitted the Corps' side of the story. In fact, the Post, in three news articles, merely reported the concerns of engineering experts who have monitored the levee rebuilding effort; and contrary to Goler's suggestion, the Post's reports all included statements from the Corps of Engineers denying the scientists' accusations that the Corps had used substandard materials.
A Reuters article on former Republican lobbyist Jack Abramoff's disclosure to Vanity Fair that he "worked closely with many top Republicans, despite their claims to the contrary" ignored Abramoff's claims, in the same magazine article, of close ties with President Bush, White House senior adviser Karl Rove, and Sen. John McCain (R-AZ).
Hours after the Associated Press reported that former Republican lobbyist Jack Abramoff told Vanity Fair magazine he had close ties with President Bush and White House senior adviser Karl Rove, New York Times reporter Anne Kornblut cited what she called "good news" for the White House, which is that "no one's talking about Jack Abramoff anymore."


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Clinical Trial Associate - Job ID:4512
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