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Fulbright Award for the Executive MPA in Global Public Policy and Management (application deadline: Friday, 5th December 2014)
In this award category, one award will be offered to a British citizen, who is a mid-career professional, to pursue a semester in the US as part of the jointly run Global EMPA with NYU Wagner. The Fulbright Award semester will be spent at New York University's Wagner Graduate School of Public Service in New York City and will take place during the autumn. Grantees will then return to the UK to complete a second semester at University College London. No additional funding is available for British citizens from the Fulbright Commission for this UK-based second semester.
In addition to applying for the award, students must apply for admission to the UCL/NYU Wagner course in the normal way. Please review the admissions criteria for the UCL/NYU Wagner course to make sure you are eligible before applying for this scholarship.
Applicants to the Global EMPA at NYU Wagner and University College London should have at least 7 years of management-level experience, and be either a rising leader, or already in an executive position.
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The department has one Bentham Scholarship available to prospective departmental PhD candidates for 2015/16 entry.
For the first year, the Fellowship will cover the full Home/UK fee of £4,500 and will carry the UCL/research council level stipend of £15,863.
In the 2nd and 3rd years, it will cover the full fee and offer a stipend of £15,863 on the basis that the student contributes to teaching for a total of 180 hours per annum (this includes both contact and non-contact hours and is in line with research council scholarships).
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Posted by Carolyn Loveland :: Sunday, December 14 :: 9:54am
If you want to learn how to cook where do you start? Our family had a heated debate last night about the "best" book to buy for beginners. Here's the results (and of course I'm shamelessly submitting John's cookbook in the trio.) Do you all have any favorites??
"How to Cook Everything" by Mark Bittman is the hands down winner. Mark guides you through basic techniques and his compilation of recipes are just good, basic, easy to understand recipes that any person with half a brain can manage. (I'm using myself as the standard since I burn water on a ridiculously frequent basis.) They are on their 10th edition. $20.
"On Food and Cooking" by Harold McGee. This isn't a cookbook.... oh no, no, no, no. It explains the SCIENCE behind the cooking. If you wonder why milk curdles and savor phrases such as "glutamic acid" or "lactoglobulin molecules" this is for you. Written for the science food nerd. $22.
"Allens Hill Farm Cookbook " by John Loveland. Written for the family that likes to cook together. Designed to teach your children how to cook simple Loveland family staples. Free (online at www.allenshillfarm.com)
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A friend , who is now an author, had this to say about Halloween. Enjoy.
By Karen McFeely Weaver
For the children of my generation, Halloween was the "be all to end all" of the Fall season holidays. Sure, Thanksgiving was looked forward to with a certain degree of culinary anticipation (except for our traditional mashed squash casserole smothered with mini marshmallows which gagged even our beagle), but we certainly didn't keep an eye on the clock excitedly awaiting the call to dinner the way we squirmed all day counting the minutes for trick or treat to begin.
Unlike Christmas, Halloween was an undiluted, one track, entirely pure occasion of simple fun without any religious overtones. Our temple of worship on October 31st was the "Church of the Sidewalk", and the only chimes that rang were the doorbells of our neighbors. We didn't care about the Pagan origins of the holiday, and anyone who actually knew what Samhain was lived in the one creepy house in the community that no one talked about above whispers of strange noises, eerie lights in the attic, and cloaked figures behind slightly drawn curtains. Halloween was a night when super powers became real, when witches and vampires were welcomed at front doors, and when clowns were looked upon as funny, loveable beings before Stephen King put the fear of hell into us.
As a writer, I could pull enough energy from my own memories of Halloween to write a Pulitzer prize winning novel, but for now I'm content to quietly recall the year my mother dressed my older brothers in matching kimonos and rice paddy hats for trick or treat. They tried to convince everyone they were Samurai warriors, but in the end they were just two little boys with crew cuts wearing feminine bathrobes and weird looking straw hats. I was tempted to post the picture but decided to refrain, not because one of them lives nearby or that the other one still has a gun, but because they too are in possession of old photos, and there are some skeletons that should remain in the family closet of shame.
This Halloween we're spending the night in Gettysburg, one of the most haunted places in the country. Whatever your plans are, be it out trick or treating with the special young people in your life, staying at home and parceling out candy in between horror films, attending a party, or enjoying a night of celebration on the town with friends, make it a "spirited" adventure, but above all else, make it a safe one...
Aunt Mildred's Camp Cookies
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For a wonderfully soft chewy gingersnap cookie these are amazing!
Aunt Mildred's Camp Cookies
When Aunt Mildred would call my mom and ask us to come up to her camp to go swimming, I was more excited about these cookies than the lake!
2 eggs
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1 Whither is thy beloved gone, O thou fairest among women? whither is thy beloved turned aside? that we may seek him with thee. | 1 Where has your lover gone, most beautiful of women? Which way did your lover turn, that we may look for him with you? |
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This little cuttie popped up under my Alaskan Dwarf Spruce and i'm wondering if it's a bush, i can only assume the local wildlife possibly brought me a treat. If it is, is it large or invasive? As it's near an area i'll be planting my gayfeather seeds and i would rather they dominate of the area. Thank you again, Zone 8 Scarlet |
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Where are you located? Zone 8 is not distinctive enough. |
- Posted by scarletsflowers none (My Page) on Fri, Aug 22, 14 at 23:33
Wa State, sorry |
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Alaskan Dwarf Spruce ==>> being a conifer-ite ... this name is confusing. .. perhaps you mean Picea glauca 'conica' .... dwarf alberta spruce if you insist on common names ... ken |
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I was going off the information from my local nursery, the "concept" of gardening and learning all the proper terminology is obviously still a work in progress and as much as I'd love to remember all plant species well probably never going to happen. It's actually not a dwarf and since I normally just refer to it as that ugly " doctor Seuss " tree I thought I was doing pretty good! Ha! At any rate that bush I've seen around so thank you for a possible id ibilous :) those bushes also get fairly big from what I've seen so I'll be discarding it. It's nice to come on here, read and learn from experienced gardeners who are supportive and helpful without criticizing. :) |
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I'm thinking the little plant is Cotinus coggygria as well. Your tree is Weeping Alaskan Cedar. |
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The Bush is certainly something, has that set a glow look. I guess i'll let it grow ... for now, it may make a nice skirt for the tree, as i really don't fancy that tree but don't have the heart to cut something down just for the sake of it. Thanks for the ID! |
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San Francisco Beer Week commenced last Friday and is off to a fantastic start. Sunday night, the much-anticipated pairing dinner at The Alembic Bar (matching food with beers from Dogfish Head and Magnolia) made a sold-out crowd extremely happy. Here's a peek at the incredible menu guests were lucky enough to enjoy:
Warm Spinach Salad, Smoked Mussels, Fried Oysters, Bacon, Lentils
Dogfish: Red & White
Magnolia: Tweezer Tripel
Chicory-Black Miso-Braised Pork Cheeks, Vanilla-Glazed Turnips
Dogfish: Chicory Stout
Magnolia: Cole Porter
Veal Sweetbreads, Tart Apple Glaze, Cippolini, Endive
Dogfish: Midas Touch
Magnolia: Out with the Old Ale
Crispy Duck Roll, Kabocha Squash, Jerk-Spiced Hearts, Maple-Braised Cabbage
Dogfish: Immort Ale
Magnolia: Antwerp's Placebo
Broiled Unagi & Foie Gras, Palo Santo-Kabayaki Glaze, Radish
Dogfish: Palo Santo Maron
Magnolia: Smokestack Lightning
If this has you drooling and wishing you didn't miss this dinner, the good news is that there's still plenty to come for the rest of SF Beer Week. Magnolia is hosting another pairing dinner tonight with the charcuterie company, Fatted Calf, and on Thursday, Magnolia will also be holding a tasting of their vintage versions of barleywine. Then on Saturday, the venerable Toronado will be hosting the Big Barleywine Festival, and everything will wrap up on Sunday with the Best of the West Fest at the Oakland Convention Center. In between all of that, there are lots of other great tastings and happenings around the Bay Area, so be sure to check the SF Beer Week website, and get in on the fun and deliciousness while you can!
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Greek mythology is the body of myths and teachings that belong to the ancient Greeks, concerning their gods and heroes, the nature of the world, and the origins and significance of their own cult and ritual practices. It was a part of the religion in ancient Greece. Modern scholars refer to and study the myths in an attempt to throw light on the religious and political institutions of Ancient Greece and its civilization, and to gain understanding of the nature of myth-making itself.
Greek mythology is explicitly embodied in a large collection of narratives, and implicitly in Greek representational arts, such as vase-paintings and votive gifts. Greek myth attempts to explain the origins of the world, and details the lives and adventures of a wide variety of gods, goddesses, heroes, heroines, and mythological creatures. These accounts initially were disseminated in an oral-poetic tradition; today the Greek myths are known primarily from Greek literature.
A solar deity (also sun god/dess) is a sky deity who represents the Sun, or an aspect of it, usually by its perceived power and strength. Solar deities and sun worship can be found throughout most of recorded history in various forms. Hence, many beliefs have formed around this worship, such as the "missing sun" found in many cultures.
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1 The word of ADONAI came to Yirmeyahu a second time while he was still imprisoned in the guards' quarters: | 1 While Jeremiah was still confined in the courtyard of the guard, the word of the LORD came to him a second time: |
2 "Thus says ADONAI the maker, ADONAI who formed [the universe] so as to keep directing it ADONAI is his name: | 2 "This is what the LORD says, he who made the earth, the LORD who formed it and established it--the LORD is his name: |
3 'Call out to me, and I will answer you I will tell you great things, hidden things of which you are unaware.'" | 3 'Call to me and I will answer you and tell you great and unsearchable things you do not know.' |
4 For here is what ADONAI the God of Isra'el says concerning the houses of this city and the palaces of the kings of Y'hudah which are about to be destroyed and used as siege-works and ramparts, | 4 For this is what the LORD, the God of Israel, says about the houses in this city and the royal palaces of Judah that have been torn down to be used against the siege ramps and the sword |
5 where they will come to fight the Kasdim: "These places will eventually be filled with the corpses of people whom I am striking down in my anger and fury, everyone whose wickedness has caused me to hide my face from this city. | 5 in the fight with the Babylonians: 'They will be filled with the dead bodies of the men I will slay in my anger and wrath. I will hide my face from this city because of all its wickedness. |
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Posted by Mathew on Thursday, January 13, 2011 at 8:55pm.
2x + y = -5
3x +5y = 3
to solve 2 equations simultaneously (at the same time), by elimination, the object is to get rid of one variable.
adding a negative to a positive equals zero, for example, 5y + -5y = 0.
So, to get rid of y in the above 1st equation, since the first equation has just "y" and the second equation has "5y", you multiply the first equation by -5 to get "-5y" so that the -5y added to 5y = 0,
Multiply the whole equation by -5
-5 (2x + y = -5) = -10x - 5y = 25
Now add the two equations together
-10x - 5y = 25
3x + 5y = 3
-7x + 0 = 28
-7x = 28
x = -4
substitute x = -4 in either equation and solve for your y value
do you understand this?
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Thanks a lot buddy, I really appreciate all the time you put to help me with my question. Yeah thanks to your explanation I get it, thanks a lot:)
So here's how I substitute right?
2x+y = -5
2(-4)+y = -5
-8 +y = -5
Then I add 8 to both sides and get:
y = -3
Therefore the solution would be:
correct, the answer is (-4, 3)
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The Cardinals try to snap their six-game losing streak when they face the Rams on Sunday at University of Phoenix Stadium. Rookie quarterback Ryan Lindley has had a full week to practice with the first team and game plan with the "ones" after head coach Ken Whisenhunt named him the starter on Wednesday.
Lindley saw action in his first ever regular season NFL game last week against the Falcons when he replaced John Skelton early in the game when the Cardinals had a 13-0 lead.
Whisenhunt said today that despite Lindley being a rookie, he doesn't plan on shrinking the playbook for the young quarterback.
"Not necessarily for him," Whisenhunt said. "I don't think he's uncomfortable with what we're doing from a schematic standpoint or the number of plays that we have."
Lindley was 9-of-20 for 64 yards against Atlanta, and he's trying to lead an offense that's ranked No. 31 overall and No. 30 in passing.
Whisenhunt says that if there are any changes to the play-calling or the playbook, it might be more about the offense and less about the quarterback.
"I think we're trying to do better at a lot of the things we do offensively." said Whisenhunt. "I don't necessarily think scaling back is the right thing. We're trying to do the things that we do well, better, and do more of those things."
The Cardinals remember their last matchup with the Rams this season very well. Arizona was 4-0 before getting beat by St. Louis 17-3 on October 4 -- a loss that started the current six-game slide. The Rams are also trying to end a rough stretch. They are winless in their last five games.
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To be clear from the get-go, Arthur and the Invisibles on the Nintendo DS isn't for everyone. The frenetic pace of this minigame collection and the necessity for you to actually exercise your brain to figure out what's going on may be off-putting to some. But, if you count yourself a fan of the WarioWare series of games or are just interested in an alternative style of gameplay, there is a lot to like about Arthur on the DS.
In spite of its format, Arthur and the Invisibles still imparts a bit of a story, namely by way of a few cinematics at the end of each level set. By no means will you get a comprehensive overview of the movie it's based on, but you will glean a few bits and pieces that describe each of the three main players, Arthur, Selenia, and Betamech, as well as an extremely loose rundown of the movie's plot. To keep it as brief as the game does, Arthur, Selenia, and Betamech set out from the Minimoy village to Necropolis to attempt to save Arthur's grandma's house from foreclosure and the microscopic civilization residing in his backyard from the evil henchmen living in his basement. Along the way, Arthur rescues his grandpa, scores some crazy-hot rubies, and puts the moves on a 900-year-old princess. While all of this is nice to know, it's completely ancillary to the meat of the game, and if this is your only introduction to the world of the Minimoys, then just ignore it altogether and feel comfortable in the knowledge that you're really not missing much.
Like in the WarioWare games, you'll be presented with a quick succession of minigames that culminate in a boss stage. The format is also similar in that you'll be given a countdown timer that lasts anywhere from 5 to 20 seconds, and you'll need to finish your task within that time frame. There are 12 levels in all, subdivided into three sets, and levels get progressively longer and more difficult, with the first two containing 10 and 20 minigames, respectively, and the final throwing a total of 40 at you. Many of the minigames follow a rapid-fire format, whereby on first encountering them, you've typically lost before you realize what you're even supposed to do. However, many others, especially in the latter levels, test your memory, coordination, and critical analysis skills, rather than just your twitch-reaction speed. This is a departure from the WarioWare formula, and the added complexity helps to alleviate one of the primary issues that plagued WarioWare: Touched!, that being the repetitive and somewhat limited use of the stylus. Since solving the puzzles becomes your focus, you'll be more interested in what's happening on the screen than what you're doing with the stylus. This isn't to say that your actions won't become quite repetitive after a while, as you're still limited to the same tapping, circling, scratching, slashing, and guiding, as well as some blowing into the DS's microphone. Puzzle-solving does go a long way in sustaining your interest in the game, though. It also helps that the game unfurls the 90-plus minigames at a measured pace, so you'll still run up against things that make you go "hmm..." in the latter levels.
The game also packs in some extras. A few of the minigames aren't conceivably doable in the time frame you're allotted until you've committed them to memory--a particularly vicious mirror game comes immediately to mind--which is why it's nice that a training mode is included in the package. Here, you'll have access to all of the minigames that have already been thrown at you, so you'll be able to practice before you head back into the story mode. Your other option is a mul-mul rearing mode, which is essentially a Tamagotchi knockoff. Your enjoyment of this mode hinges entirely upon how cute you find mul-muls, because there really isn't much depth here--there isn't much to do other than pet your mul-mul and, when appropriate, clean up its poo. If you can find someone else with an Arthur and the Invisibles cart, you'll be able to have the two pets visit, but as you're essentially just looking at dandelion fluff with eyes and arms, there really isn't much appeal here. Also, if neglecting your adorable little mul-mul and leaving it to wallow in its own by-products would keep you awake at night in mental anguish, you have the option to pause the mode, which really is a thoughtful touch.
Arthur and the Invisibles looks pretty good. There is a good deal of variety in the backgrounds for the various minigames, and all of the colors are vibrant and engaging. You'll also see a pretty good variety of objects on the screen, which typically are noteworthy elements of the movie, though some of them probably aren't as detailed as they could be. As for the sound, nearly every action has a distinct ring or noise to accompany it, which means you won't go batty hearing the same buzzer over and over. The music isn't exceptional in any way, but it does do a good job of segueing between minigames.
What you will find with Arthur and the Invisibles on the DS is a mostly enjoyable collection of fast-paced minigames that will keep you on your toes and offer a play experience that's comparable to the WarioWare series, if not quite as enjoyable. Once you've worked your way through all 12 levels, which could take anywhere from four to eight hours, you won't find much to keep you playing. But while it lasts, it's a good bit of fun.


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Regis, Clark square off New Year's Eve
By Steve Gorman
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Popular TV personality Regis
Philbin, who hosted ABC's annual New Year's Eve special in
place of an ailing Dick Clark last year, will ring in 2006 as
anchor of a rival telecast on the Fox network.
The Fox deal, announced on Wednesday, sets up a New Year's
Eve battle between Philbin of the syndicated morning show "Live
with Regis and Kelly" and Clark, the "American Bandstand"
veteran who is returning to co-host the 34th edition of his
"New Year's Rockin' Eve" with Ryan Seacrest.
Both shows will be broadcast live from Times Square in
Clark, 75, sidelined from last year's ABC show by a stroke,
will be back this year with Seacrest, best known as host of Fox
hit talent show "American Idol."
ABC said in August that it had signed Seacrest, 30, to a
multiyear deal that essentially makes him heir to the show that
Clark has presided over since 1972. The annual special is
capped by the midnight descent of a giant, illuminated ball
over Times Square.
Seacrest hosted a New Year's Eve show on Fox last year but
drew only a fraction of ABC's audience.
With Clark's show in transition, Fox executives saw an
opening to claim a stronger ratings foothold on a holiday event
that ABC has dominated since Clark eclipsed Guy Lombardo's
long-running New Year's countdown on CBS in the 1970s.
"When Dick leaves, it will leave a hole in New Year's Eve,
and I'm hoping we can fill it with Regis," Fox executive vice
president Mike Darnell told show business newspaper Daily
Variety. "You need a sort of iconic name, and he's a perfect
Philbin, 74, proved to be a major ratings draw as host of
the game show mega-hit "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" for
several seasons on ABC.
"I'm very happy to be asked to welcome in the New Year on
TV. It's a once-a-year, one-of-a-kind show," he said in a Fox
statement. The Philbin-hosted "New Year's Eve Live" on Fox will
combine musical performances with celebrity interviews, a
retrospective on 2005′s most memorable pop culture moments and
its own countdown to 2006.
But Nielsen's numbers show Clark remains the king of New
Year's Eve on U.S. television. Nearly 21 million viewers
watched the countdown on his last "Rockin' Eve" broadcast in
2003-04, while Philbin drew 18.2 million pinch-hitting for
Clark last year. Seacrest averaged just over 6 million viewers
on Fox last year.


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From my days as a journalists, other people can call you an expert because that's their opinion.
18 months ago I decided to buy a laptop direct from Dell as they were about the only ones at the time with Windows 8.
I asked a couple of questions via Dell Chat and when I came to order I was twice told someone would call me back within, something like, 20 minutes; and no-one did. I even contacted them via Twitter but no response.
Third time I was lucky and it cost approx £470.
However, two months the exact model was on sale in Tesco for £200 less.
I like G+, it's clean and easy to use. I post regularly and recommend it to clients and use it for Aurthorship, and while it may be good for SEO etc here in the UK there's very few people actually using it.
And without a decent level of followers or interaction it just feels like I'm going through the motions.
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Eminence's volleyball team closed out its regular season Monday night and will open post-season play a week later against Anderson County at 6 p.m.
My name is Howard Roberts and I am currently the vice-chairman for the Eminence Fire Board. Recently, Manda Gingrich, a candidate for the Eminence City Council, gave out a political handout, containing false and deceptive information concerning the fire department. I write this letter to inform the residents the truth and as Paul Harvey says, "and now the rest of the story."
County issues no burn order
Henry County Judge Executive John Logan Brent issued a no burn order on Thursday, October 2.
"Effective immediately all outdoor open burning in Henry County is prohibited. This burn ban will stay in effect until the county receives a substantial rainfall or until further notice. To report violators please call the Kentucky State Police at 532-6363. Thank you for your cooperation."
Notice to Taxpayers
Brenda Barnes Mertz, 45, Eminence, to Kenneth Ray Ingram, 38, Eminence.
Lynetta C. Bohannon, 36, Turners Station, to Timothy O. Eddlemann, 45, Louisville.
Johnnie W. Janes, 45, Chaplin, and Wanda Mae Brown, 59, Eminence.
Property transfers
Edwin L. Cohen, Louisville, to James E. Cohen, Turners Station and Nancy L. Noblitt, Turners Station. Property in Henry County; $189,600.
Wednesday, October 8
Karate classes will be held at the Community Center from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Children's Story and Craft hour every Wednesday from 10 to 11 a.m. at Pleasureville Christian Church. Also, the community library at the church is open to the public from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. on Wednesdays.
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I can never remember whether that old saying is "Fall forward and Spring back" or the other way around, but the upshot is that we're going to lose an hour of daylight at the end of October and I'm not happy about it. For some reason, I enjoyed this summer of reading, blackberry picking and gardening more than usual.
My name is Shawn Bright. I am an Eminence City Council member and I'm writing this letter to help the residents of Eminence understand some issues that I personally have had lots of phone calls about.
Following five losses and one tie to start its unpredictable inaugural season at 0-1-5, the Henry County boys' soccer team finally put its first check in the win column with a 2-1 outing over Carroll County last Thursday.
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Renee Shaw of Pleasureville says her husband Doug is lucky to be alive.
On Aug. 15, Doug Shaw was involved in a farming accident that left his pelvis broken in several spots. He also suffered a broken right shoulder blade and two broken ribs.
"With all the fractures in his pelvis." she said, "he had two pins in each side and an external fixator bar to hold the pins."
Limited Editions, Port Royal's wholesale and custom art framing business, has unlimited potential according to owner Rick Ouellette. "We are a jewel," he said.
Ouellette, a self-proclaimed "born salesman," became interested in the art business after striking up a friendship with folk artist Dexter Bowles, and Ouellette started selling prints.
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Hi all. First time posting on this forum. I was recently given a "hoya heart" as a gift. Just a rooted kerrii leaf. I know these are gimmick-y. The gifter was not aware and just knew I loved plants and thought it was cute. My question is how likely is it to eventually get it to actually grow into a new plant. I'm having a hard time finding enough information online and would appreciated some guidance. TIA Alkh |
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- Posted by greedyghost 5 (My Page) on Thu, Jun 12, 14 at 11:52
lol You sure knew what you were in for. I won't judge! :P Soooooooometimes they start growing something. I suspect it has to do with whether they pulled a little chunk of node with them, as they were pulled off the vine. Some people will stick a healthy Hoya leaf back in the pot to root, if it gets knocked off the vine and it seems a shame to throw it away. I've done so myself and years later I still have 2 of them sitting around not dying, but not sending out new vines. If you can afford the growing space, you're not out anything for keeping it alive. Just as long as you accept that your odds of it throwing a vine are very slim indeed. If you get bored you can always buy a very small kerrii cutting, put it in the same pot, and let your friend believe what s/he will… :P |
- Posted by pirate_girl Zone7 NYC (My Page) on Thu, Jun 12, 14 at 14:17
Your odds are extremely small, it's not about judgment, really more about experience if not actual fact. It's most unlikely, such that some years ago I've asked my local supermarket not to sell these. At $12 a leaf for a Valentine's Day gimmick it's a rip off. Not judgment, just hate to see folks being mislead & having their money wasted. Of course there's no harm in trying, just don't get your hopes up, sorry. |
- Posted by tropicbreezent (My Page) on Fri, Jun 13, 14 at 0:09
I've got a H. pottsii leaf that's been going just under 2 years now. The only expectation I have for it is to keep alive. Certainly don't expect any vine off of it. And so far it hasn't disappointed. |
- Posted by greentoe357 7b NYC under lights (My Page) on Fri, Jun 13, 14 at 0:31
Sometimes you see people posting when a new stem grows out of these rooted leaves, and sometimes they proudly say, "See! These CAN grow into a plant!" Truth is, they can only grow into a viable plant if at least a small bit of what's called meristem happens to be attached to the petiole. Meristem contains cells than can turn into stem and other plant parts, with some nudging by hormones and other plant-produced chemicals. These cells are basically stem cells that can start quickly dividing and so lead to the plant growing. If they are not present, no amount or nurturing is going to help, as the plant (the leaf) does not "know" how to grow a new growing stem point and does not have the means for it, so it just sits there growing roots, the only thing it knows how to do. Come to think of it now, I wonder why those valentine leaf farms do not deliberately include a tiny bit of stem under the ground on the leaf - to surprise future growers with a shoot more likely happening. I guess cutting is two seconds more time-consuming (you're not simply snipping off the leaf anymore), and with larger area of the cut there is a(n insignificantly) higher probability of infection... But if they did that, I might even be ok with them charging $12 for it. Maybe. Do leaves regrow in the same node if you snip them off, I wonder? If they do, the producers might not be including the stem because they do not want to cut into it and have to wait longer for the new leaves. |
- Posted by greedyghost 5 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 13, 14 at 10:40
Yeah, leaves regrow from the same node. Ha - I think you probably just came to the correct conclusion with your analysis. They probably just farm leaves off some very frustrated kerriis and leave them intact to grow more. I do agree that if they rooted a 1-node cutting, it would still look like a (pair) of hearts in a pot and be much more generous. But I would also be the same as alkh86 and try to keep my friend's gift alive as long as possible. |
Not much chance of it growing, ALKH86, but if you'd like, contact me through this site and I'd be happy to send you a cutting of kerrii to start and put with your sweet little leaf. Denise in Omaha |
- Posted by angellilly (My Page) on Tue, Jun 24, 14 at 17:29
- Posted by pirate_girl Zone7 NYC (My Page) on Tue, Jun 24, 14 at 18:04
GT, Quoting you above: "Sometimes you see people posting when a new stem grows out of these rooted leaves, and sometimes they proudly say, "See! These CAN grow into a plant!"" No, sorry, you really don't see folks who say/ have said this. It really doesn't happen. Not in the 10 yrs.+ I've been on here, not from a single leaf it doesn't. |
Well, certainly not very often. I've heard of people having some growth, but the chances of it happening are slim. Whenever a leaf pops off a Hoya, I put it back into the soil. Sometimes they root, sometimes they don't. I figure if they do, they serve as ground cover. If not, nothing lost. But every once in awhile, I have one that sprouts a new stem. In a case like that, it is surely that a bit of the meristem came with the leaf, allowing it to grow. Doesn't happen often, though... Denise in Omaha |
- Posted by greentoe357 7b NYC under lights (My Page) on Wed, Jun 25, 14 at 2:47
> No, sorry, you really don't see folks who say/ have said this. It really doesn't happen. Not in the 10 yrs.+ I've been on here, not from a single leaf it doesn't. Sextuple negative! Nice. See the last post here: http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/hoya/msg0304184527013.html. From Denise on Jan 24, 11 at 18:29 here (http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/hoya/msg0418370918040.html) about 8 screens down. See Mitzi on Sat, Nov 5, 11 at 15:20 here: http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/hoya/msg1114251025933.html seven screens down. See this thread where two more people confirm: http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/hoya/msg071736091064.html. You've commented in several of these threads, PG, so this should jog your memory. |
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At Quattro's Italian Restaurant, the chefs accent their Northern Italian cuisine with more than 50 sauces. That includes the smoked-tomato sauce that tops the housemade gnocchi, the Grand Marnier sauce that glazes the duck breast, and the sherry lemon-butter sauce that glistens in the breaded nooks and crannies of the tilapia florentine. Italy isn't the only influence, though. Quattro's also has a tapas menu with clams, chorizo, and filet mignon and a long wine list with selections from South America and Neptune.
Passed from Andy Saldamarco to Tom DeLuca, Saldamarco?s Deli has been a fixture in the community for 39 years, and DeLuca carries on Andy's recipes as he serves up many of the same sandwiches and hot foods such as eggplant parm, chicken parm, meatballs, and sausage and peppers that have kept it a local staple. Saldamarco's was also voted #1 best Italian Deli in the 2013 Best of Shoreline Readers' Poll, #2 for best soups, and #3 for best salads. Freshness is a priority, as all salads are made fresh including tuna salad with Hellman's Mayo and the Deli grinds their own beef with no additives. Housemade roast beef adds tasty weight to soft sub rolls, and freshly cut steaks and pork roasts line the butcher's case alongside strands of housemade italian sausage that are great for grilling in the summer or exercising when a jump rope is unavailable.
In the kitchen of Nuzzo's Apizza, third-generation pizza maker Barry Nuzzo and his team of cooks prepare thin-crust New Haven-style pizzas and Sicilian-style pies layered with ricotta cheese. Patrons can choose from toppings such as bacon, clams, or red peppers roasted on-site, or opt for a specialty pie: the Eggplant Rollatine, for example, which combines eggplant, marinara, ham, ricotta, and Parmesan. The cooks also make gluten-free pizzas, pasta dishes, and submarine sandwiches.
Christian and Antonio Setaro?s parents immigrated to the United States from Salerno, Italy, in the 1970s and opened Antonio?s Twin Oaks, an Italian eatery known for its homestyle cooking. Growing up around the kitchen, the brothers developed a liking for cooking that ultimately led to the opening of their own Italian eatery, The Original Antonio?s in Woodbridge. Later, they added locations in Beacon Falls and Ansonia.
At each restaurant, pasta headlines the menu. Shreds of romano cheese dust orders of homemade cheese ravioli, pappardelle with duck ragu, and rigatoni with plum tomatoes and italian sausage. Cheese also bubbles atop specialty pizzas and accentuates entrees built around shrimp, salmon, chicken, veal, or pork chops. The drink menu lists a bevy of dessert drinks, beer, martinis, and wine, nine of which are available by glass or cupped hands.
In 1909, Frank Pepe immigrated to the United States from his native town of Maiori, Italy. He was poor, illiterate, and just 16 years old—but he had a strong work ethic. After a stint in a New Haven factory and service as an Italian solider in World War I, he settled down for good in New Haven with his wife, Filomena, and started a bakery delivery service. But because he couldn't read, he had trouble deciphering the orders. So he started having his customers come to him, and in 1925, he and Filomena added a simple item to the menu: Neapolitan-style pizzas.
To this day, the staff still heats up coal-fired ovens to bake the original tomato pies that Frank and Filomena first made famous. They can also add toppings such as bacon, Italian-imported anchovies, and house-roasted red peppers to their pizzas, or create specialty pies such as their signature white clam with olive oil, fresh garlic, and oregano. Diners can pair their pies with Pepe's salad, tossed in balsamic vinaigrette, or have the server tap draft brews such as Sam Adams Boston Lager and Peroni. They've served Foxon Park soda since 1925, so diners can request bottles of cream soda or diet white-birch beer made from only the sveltest birch trees.


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While chicken Parmesan is traditionally fried and served with pasta, this lighter version is delightful atop a hearty tomato and basil salad. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 13g | Fat: 16.5g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 38.2g | Calories: 353.1
My dip has all the flavor of the original, but it's much easier on the waistline. I prefer to eat this "dip" with a fork or raw vegetables. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 27g | Fat: 5.6g | Fiber: 7.5g | Protein: 11.2g | Calories: 197.3
Citrus and cilantro dress up grilled fish. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 12.8g | Fat: 8.4g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 29.1g | Calories: 240.6
This deliciously healthy, broiled fish dish combines both sweet and sour taste sensations with a wonderful spice kick from the ginger. The 30 minute prep time includes 20 minutes to marinate. This recipe is a snap and so delicious, you will appreciate the fresh ginger when you taste it! Submitted by JO_JO_BA Carbs: 12.2g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 40.9g | Calories: 240.3
My entire family LOVES these shrimp!! Sooo good!! Submitted by STORMDORE Carbs: 2.3g | Fat: 3.7g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 23.7g | Calories: 148.5
There is almost no fat in this recipe. Recipe can be doubled to 48-52 shrimp which is enough to feed a crowd! Cooking time is estimated depending on the size of the shrimp. Serve with pineapple or a fruit salsa. Submitted by GETSANGEL Carbs: 23.4g | Fat: 9.7g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 12.5g | Calories: 229.8
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Light and quick fish tacos Submitted by MARTYMED Carbs: 35.6g | Fat: 9.5g | Fiber: 7.1g | Protein: 19.3g | Calories: 285.7
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This is a great recipe with a little zing Submitted by REDSOXGIRL33 Carbs: 6.2g | Fat: 7.3g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 28.4g | Calories: 209.5
No flour. Submitted by ROSERED5 Carbs: 4.6g | Fat: 0.5g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 5.8g | Calories: 47.5
Submitted by JESS.THEEWEN Carbs: 36.7g | Fat: 9.9g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 19.6g | Calories: 324.6
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A quick, easy & flavorful dish! Just add your choice of vegetable or salad for a complete meal! Submitted by FLUFFYWONKENOBE Carbs: 30.7g | Fat: 17.4g | Fiber: 4.1g | Protein: 26.4g | Calories: 390.2
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Submitted by CJENKINS5 Carbs: 17.5g | Fat: 11.2g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 21.5g | Calories: 257.7
This comfort food classic is great for a family dinner. Members turn to this meal again and again for good reason: It's easy, tasty, and ready in just 30 minutes! Submitted by CHALIGAL155 Carbs: 47.4g | Fat: 9.9g | Fiber: 4.4g | Protein: 21.5g | Calories: 374.8
This is a delicious chicken recipe that my family loves Submitted by ALECSANDRA Carbs: 4.3g | Fat: 8g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 19.4g | Calories: 166.4
A super easy version of the crispy fried eggplant parm I love! Submitted by JFALGIATANO Carbs: 23g | Fat: 8.7g | Fiber: 4.3g | Protein: 14.5g | Calories: 223.8
Lemony coriander and smoky cumin pair perfectly with sharp Cheddar in this grown-up spin on scalloped potatoes. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 20.9g | Fat: 4.2g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 5.5g | Calories: 139.8
This fresh fish stew is chock full of herbs and veggies. It's slightly unusual and completely delicious. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 7.4g | Fat: 6.5g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 17.6g | Calories: 157.1
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I've played the shit out of Burnout Paradise, and I recently upgraded my Xbox to the slim model and lost my save. Now, I want to start again. Is there anyone here that wants to join in some Freeburn and find gates and super jumps soon?
I want to start this again.
How'd you lose your save? I've upgraded mine three (maybe four) times over the years to larger sizes (already down to 70GB on the 250GB) using the copy cable and never had any issues.
As for the game, if you gave me a day and time I'd love to check it out, I think I was bummed by the lack of traditional crash mode and didn't give the game much of a chance. My only real problem is my environment: working at home, surrounded by gadgets, unless I get an email or set an alarm it always appears I'm logged into Xbox Live but it's doubtful I'm on the TV input. If you're interested hit me with a PM!
@Jasta: You got it. Check out my gamertag above
@Surkov: I have it on the PS3 as well (it's my favorite game of all time). Add me on there too ("choffy21").
I got really excited when I saw this but I'm on PC version. Still love the game.
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(12-18-2012 07:13 AM)ML25CA Wrote: I'm so done with R&S. A total of 5 boxes and nothing at all. I am easily ruling out any future purchases of R&S. Other brands I am ruling out ever buying again are: Momentum, Prominent, R&S normal and Longivity, Topps (base brand), Elite I might give Prestige, Chrome, Platinum other goes.... Looking forward to Upper Deck, and Panini Black when they come out and Treasures.... What's everyone take on this?
(12-18-2012 11:36 AM)jaykayzee Wrote: I'd have to say that R&S and Elite are probably my 2 favorite products this year, I did INSANELY good with them. Meanwhile I thought Chrome and Platinum were just awful...Momentum and Prominent are overpriced, and I agree with Longevity being pretty weak. Topps was a major kick in the shin...


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This year, work up an appetite for pumpkin pie by taking part in a Thanksgiving run or walk! Whether it's fighting to end hunger or cancer, or just to get yourself in shape, here are the best Turkey Day runs and walks around the Sound for 2012!
Guide to Veteran's Day Events and Observances in Puget Sound
A parade, making a card, running a 5K… there are many ways we can show our appreciation to our American Veterans. Here are some fun events for active and retired military and their families to celebrate with us on Veteran's Day.
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Films, pumpkins, music, food and gifts, and a final celebration of Seattle Center's Next Fifty, Seattle is bursting with fun family activities this weekend! Take a look!
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If your kids are in need of new coats this fall, why not donate their outgrown coats to a great cause? Here are some local coat drives that would love to receive new or gently used coats to help families through this winter.
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'Tis the season to begin shopping for holiday gifts, foods and decor! Shop local this year and find unique and beautiful gifts and decorations to make your holiday season bright.
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Police in the south Seattle suburb of Auburn, Wash., say a woman who stopped at a gas station found an explosive device attached to her car.
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Movie News After Dark: Tintin, Saul Bass, Sex Lists, Star Wars and Captain Planet Insanity
Movie News By Neil Miller on August 31, 2011 | Comments (3)What is Movie News After Dark? It's out right now. Please leave a message. We begin tonight with some new concept art for The Adventures of Tintin, courtesy of the folks over at Hey U Guys. It's yet another look at the smooth animation behind this film from Steven Spielberg, who may appear again later in tonight's edition of Movie News After Dark.
Comic-Con 2011: Spielberg and Jackson Discuss Their Grand Adventure on 'Tintin'
Comic-Con By Jack Giroux on July 25, 2011 | Be the First To CommentWhile waiting for Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson for The Adevtnures of Tintin press conference, I kept imagining how the duo would magically enter the room. First of all, their podium was slightly bigger than most there. Not too much bigger, but most certainly bigger. But what if it was gigantic? What if they wanted to stare down on all of us attending like Gods? As for their entrance, digital materializing infront of us would've been cool. Or if the duo showed up in a pair of mo-cap suits. Or if they were carried in on a Tintin themed throne. Surprisingly and sadly, neither of them entered the room that way. Once Spielberg and Jackson got to the press event, they delivered their thoughts on 3D, the determination of Tintin, and what they learned about each other during their first Tintin adventure:
After returning home at 4am after wherever that party was, Robert Fure, Jack Giroux and Cole Abaius blacked out in their hotel room overlooking the San Diego Convention Center and communicated their favorite moments of Day Two of Comic-Con through their shared dream state. If you read the first day's best, you'll recognize that not a lot of movie moments make the list, and that's sadly because of a smaller presence here at the convention, but Day Two brought a bit more heat. And sand-filled nudity. Here are some of our favorite things from Day Two:
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New Delhi: A lady journalist of an English newspaper was allegedly molested in Delhi on Wednesday night. The journalist was on her way home from her office in South Delhi when two motorcyclists allegedly molested her in Mansarovar Park of Northwest Delhi.
The journalist who was riding a scooter was overtaken and stopped by two motorcyclists who passed lewd comments and tried to pull her towards them. What is even more shocking is the police apathy.
When the journalist went with her father to the nearest police station to lodge an FIR, the police there tried to counsel her by saying that it was not advisable for women to step out at night. No arrests have been made yet.
"When I narrated the incident to the police, they asked me not to travel at night since Delhi is unsafe. Even after I narrated the entire incident, all the policemen present told me the same thing," she said.


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A Day in the Life of Arli
By: Arli, the Official Arlington Mascot
I have the best job in the world! Not many people out there know what it's like to be an official mascot, but I'm here to tell you. When I first came to Arlington International Racecourse, I was easily amazed. There are so many amazing horses and so many awesome guests all over the place – it's easy to be awestruck. But I quickly adjusted and now have no problem spending my day horsing around with families, playing pranks and giving high fives. My day typically runs like this:
I start off my day with a morning run on the track. I prefer the turf but like to keep up on the Polytrack too, especially if the turf condition isn't up to par. I usually listen to music and do a little daydreaming while I run to get my spirits high for the rest of the day. It is every horse's dream to run the Arlington Million, and I hope to someday have a chance to be a contender. No, I'm not quite that fast yet, but I figure it's always good to dream!
After my morning work, I head to The Park. I'm kind of a big horse on campus, so I get stopped a lot for photos with fans (but I don't let it go to my head – that's big enough as it is!). I like to make sure I'm keeping folks entertained, especially the little kids or the people waiting in lines. My favorite times are when I get to show off some of my signature dance moves, but I've got some favorite pranks to pull too. Some of the classics are stealing hats or poking someone's back then blaming their friend for it. And in the midst of all my fun, I have to remember to drink plenty of water. I do a lot of work in the hot sun, and horses need to stay hydrated, too!
Once the day is done, I'll occasionally stop by Mr. D's Sports Bar to grab a soda and unwind. But as I reflect on the day, a big smile always hits my face when I realize I get to do it all again tomorrow.


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