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I thought tomato seedlings were relatively safe from browsing-- since they have hairs on the stem I always assumed they were not quite as delicious as other plants. So last week when all of my swiss chard was mowed to the ground by ravenous squirrels, I was not surprised. This morning when I found one of my three heirloom seedlings (I think it was Roman Candle) munched, you can imagine my shock. The swiss chard was in a different bed near the back of the yard. This bed is near the front of the yard, and also has brussels sprouts, parsley, basil, and peppers. But the varmint chose tomato. Just ONE tomato seedling. But it's almost completely defoliated.
Stupid squirrels. Have people had much luck with the granular "liquid fence" stuff? Got a couple of containers at the nursery yesterday and will be putting it down ASAP. Stupid squirrels. |
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Are you sure it's squirrels? I notice something was eating mine, too and my first thought was cut worms. I put paper collars around the base of the plants and see no further damage. |
Completely defoliate sounds like another culprit to me, tobbaco hornworm. Are there large (bb-sized) green poops around the plant? Despite their size, the catpillars can be hard to spot. |
If you do see a hornworm and s/he has eggs sacs on the back, don't destroy that one (just move it elsewhere). Those eggs are of a parasitic wasp that kills other hornworms. |
Well, this may seem farfetched, but is it possibly deer? I have had them eat the tops off young tomato plants. They especially like brandywines. Yesterday I put out all my carefully prepared mixed flowering baskets plus pots with dahlia's and roses covered with buds. This morning the rose buds and some of the dahlias were sheered off. I've been using Deer Off on the tomatoes, which seems to work. I failed to spray the flowers. |
- Posted by lucilleclifton Zone 4 (My Page) on Mon, May 21, 12 at 14:18
It could be deer... not sure. We have them around, but it's the squirrels I see in the beds most often. That, and the finches. They love it when I direct seed things. "YUM," they think. |
- Posted by behlgarden 9 (My Page) on Mon, May 21, 12 at 16:22
I use Sewin Dust in early stage of planting of peppers, eggplant, and tomatoes to rid the worms attack, once plants get to about 12" tall and are ready to flower, I stop swein dust and switch to Theuraside BT and that give me 60 days of worrk free protection. |
My experience with squirrels is that they don't eat greens. They dig them up to plant nuts under them. And with tomatoes, they "sample" tomatoes by taking a bite or two, but they don't eat leaves. Tomato worms defoliate, but they usually leave skeletons of the leave "ribs." |
monet_g said "Those eggs are of a parasitic wasp..." Umm, not eggs at all. Instead, pupal cases of the parasitic wasp. And yes, a good thing. biological control in action! |
- Posted by lucilleclifton Zone 4 (My Page) on Tue, May 22, 12 at 0:26
Well, I examined the plants just now with a flashlight and I see no signs of droppings. The one tomato became completely defoliated today during the DAY while I was at work, so I am guessing it is not hornworms. Either way, I put down something called "Repels All" granules and also dusted the remaining two seedlings with Safer Garden Dust (contains Dipel). So whatever is eating them, I hope they STOP! Plant #2 had started to get some munching but still has a few leaves, so I hope that one hangs on. What's weird is that nothing else has been browsed... save for the swiss chard in the back garden bed. Here's why that's weird. So many other yummy things to eat. Back bed has: Front bed has: Do you think my decimated, defoliated roman candle tomato plant has any chance of rebounding? I read a couple posts that said I could put a milk jug over it and it might resprout some new leaves. True? Or am I out $4? |
I have mice that do that to my tomatoes. Interestingly, the denuded stems will sprout leaves and grow again. Kevin |
While it certainly may be something else, hornworms are active day and night. Becoming defoliated during the day does not rule them out. Also not finding one doesn't entirely rule them out, birds love them, and I swear the darn things must go from egg to cocoon in a day. But your dipel should work if it is them. Anyway, it is worth waiting to see if your seedling will come back. It may have enough vigor, it may not. I recently lost a young cherry tomato plant to a vole sampling it. I did wait a week before I declared it truly dead, just in case. |
I just realized you are in zone 4. I am in zone 6b and planted my tomatoes May 14, which was two weeks earlier than usual for me. If you are only out $4 if you buy a new plant, I think it's worth doing. Your defoliated plant could come back, but it's been set back and could take several weeks to get back on track. A new healthy plant would overtake it quickly. I would only try to save it if it was a rare kind that you can't replace. |
- Posted by lucilleclifton Zone 4 (My Page) on Wed, May 23, 12 at 21:43
I have been thinking the same thing, Ohiofem.... the farmer's market is open again on Saturday, and honestly I got the Roman Candle only because they did not have any of the paste tomatoes I wanted in stock last week. Maybe it's a sign.... I did cover the poor bare stem with a milk jug. If it's sprouting and growing by Saturday, I'll call it another sign. If not, I'm going to head back on Saturday to try and pick up an Opalka or a San Marzano. Sunnibel, good to know about the hornworms... and there are PLENTY of birds around, so I'd be happy to know they're getting munched. I hope the dipel isn't too harmful to birds. Excited more than anything to finally have my new raised bed in the ground and to have tomatoes growing! |
Lucille, My experienced guess would be on deer or rabbit munching. The Repels All should be a good choice to thwart a mammal critter. The plant will be slow and stunted, but should grow and produce. I had any number of critter problems including curious birds until I put a Wall 'O Water over each seedling. Not necessarily to extend the season but to protect against gusting winds and curious critters. -Randy |
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2013 and earlier Mazda CX-9 Prices Paid and Buying Experience
leemanw Posts: 5That's very interesting. Although, my car loan is through a bank. I guess I need to check with them if they offer it or I wonder if my credit union would offer it even though they did not do the financing?!
I was mistaken earlier when I said $2/mo. more, it's actually $12/mo. more. Dealers just kill me with all the lies they perpetrate on consumers. -
edm111 Posts: 11James Osorio. Later I also worked with another rep. I will update the name when I find his card.
BTW. I took the delivery. The vehicle is great. made a 250 miles long drive this weekend.
To the people who did not see my previous posts in other pages. I got 09 Maxda CX-9 Sport with power seat package.
I wanted to have the RemoteStarter installed on this, but the dealer said the cheap one costs $550. If installed at the dealer it is covered under warranty. I want to check with you guys and fix it. I thought it is $350
Annoying thing I feel till now is This doesn't have Auto head lights. Atleast it should switch off when the engine is turned off and driver door is opened. It gives annoying beep sound. This is a standard option. I have to try again. -
edm111 Posts: 11The headlights should be delayed switched off(As per the Specs), but doesn't work. When i go to the dealer, I have to get it checked.
Another thing which bugs me is Auto door locks when driving, My 13 year old car auto locks the door when I shift to Drive... Mazda... it is a few lines of code in the programming... -
tripl3threat Posts: 8Looks like a pretty good deal - about $500 over invoice, and less than what Edmunds says others are paying for the same model/options. If you want the 2010, you're getting close to the bottom, IMO. If you've read this forum than you probably know that you can save about $4500 off of invoice on the new 2009 models - at least until they run out, or Mazda turns off the incentive. Getting more difficult to find color and option choices, but still a few out there - at least in the Seattle area. Apart from the new grill-work, and the center stack button changes, I didn't see any big changes in the two model years. But you 2010 model should have a bit more residual value after 3-4 years. If you plan to keep the car much more than 4 years, the difference in resale between 09 and 10 will become less significant. You might get more value in the long term for a fully-loaded 09 for $5000 less than what you will pay for a 2010. But I may just be rationalizing my own decision to buy the 09 :-). I think you'll be very happy with either choice. You can price out the options here:
http://www.edmunds.com/new/2010/mazda/cx9/101236118/optionsresults.html?action=2- . -
splishkid Posts: 7thanks Triple3threat
we are on same page. totally agree with all your points.. I have to buy a 2010 for reasons that are a bit complicated to explain here. (business stuff)
anyway--thank you for confirmation on the $35,000 for 2010. I think it is a fair price.
going to one more dealer in north jersey who is known for lowest prices. It will be interesting to see if they can beat $35,000.
I should close deal this Friday
I will post my purchase price and dealer then -
zoomcx9 Posts: 2just purchased CX9 2010, it is really zoom...zoom...zoom with irrestable package price :blush: . GT AWD with navigation, moonroof & bose, remote engine starter & keyless entry(standard feature in GT) all mats included (floor & cargo), moonroof wind deflector, roof rack,splash guard, retractable cover, & cargo nets, rear bumper step plate.
MSRP of 39405 (navigation, rear hatch & roof rack) without other options , dealer gave .0795 off as dealers dealer discount($3332), $200 above invoice, Undergo negotiation final price is 36500 :shades: plus documentation fee. The best part, got the 1.9% APR approved by Chase Mazda. Over all, it comes that all the accessory/options & intallations worth 1400 was free. Savings more or less $4750 after all the negotiation.
Well, we really dont like the Navigation package, we make a deal that from MSRP & Options/Installations price total to deduct the price of navigation package & we will take the vehicle.Dealer gave it based on our asking price.You just need to be firm with your decision & inform them your allocated budget.
They (dealers) are selling the first batch of CX9 2010, you can negotiate with them & they will just make up with the succeeding sale/unit. They want atleast to sell between 3-5 units & from there, they have to be strict on pricing. Let say that they sell it in convincing price as promotional for people to see in their area & compare its beauty, agility & zoooooooooooooominest is above par than other SUV/crossover. -
teddie001 Posts: 1I just purchased a storm blue 09 GT-FWD with moonroof/bose + nav system + towing package + bumper guard + splash guard + wheel lock. I was offered $32,127 (MSRP $3968X?) that was $4500 off the invoice. I learned from this forum that there could be room for cutting several hundred $ more on price, however, in my area (Austin, TX), there were only 2 fully loaded 09 GT-FWDs from 2 different dealers. I did not have enough choices to make me a better negotiator. The other dealer did drop the price below $32,000, but I don't like its silver color. I ended up with the $32,127 one. I am kind of satisfied with the price I paid; I know it's not a great price, $7500 off the MSRP is good enough though.
The OTD I paid is $34774 (TAX + license fee + doc fee +......). When I went through the paper work, the sales guy even told that I can write off the sales TAX (about $2000 in my case) for my 2009 tax return. He said this is the part of the stimulus package passed at the beginning of this year. wow, what a good surprise! :surprise:
I was also offered an extended warranty (total care), $1400 for 7year/100,000m, I have not accepted it yet, is this a good deal? Or, CX-9 scores high on reliability, do I really need to extend the standard warranty? Did you guys purchase the extended warranty? :confuse: I am not an experienced Mazda owner; this one is my first mazda.
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lexluthor Posts: 46I'm looking for CX-9 Touring. Here in NY, I'm told only 2010s left.
Looking at the AWD w/Moonroof, Touring Power Liftgage, 6CD Changer w/MID, Sirius and Wheel locks packages (Packages 1MC, 1LG, 1CD, SAT and WLK).
That seems to be pretty much the standard configuration here.
MSRP for that is $35,627, Invoice is $32,831.
I was quoted $31,313+TTL for Self Financing and $32,313+TTL if I take their 1.9% financing.
The dealer was confident that's a great price.
What do you all think?
Anyone know any dealers in NY/NJ/CT who might still have 2009s in stock? Sounds like I could save a bundle if I could find a 2009. -
jcpharm Posts: 92check masdausa.com and click under inventory. then find the dealers you are willign to go to. if there are 2009s that are still in their system, it should be there. for example, i just tried 2009 AWD Touring and one white one came up at Palisades Mazda NJ with MSRP $36k with moonroof/bose and wheellocks. however, when i ask for 2009 FWD Touring, none pop up. good luck....
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coog31 Posts: 5Lex,
That's actually not a bad deal! I too, am located in the NY Metro area and is shopping for the same package minus the sirius. I got one quote for $32,750 to purchase and $33,750 to lease. I'm trying to get them to lower the $1,000 mark-up for the lease deal, which they're blaming Chase bank for (yeah.....right).
Im in the process of shopping it around to other Mazda dealers in the area, as well as my #2  choices. I love the CX-9, but it's all about the deal right now. Good luck! -
nick555 Posts: 1Purchased a 2009 CX-9 GT FWD (Crystal White Pearl Mica/ Black interior) on 10/31 from Long Beach Mazda (L.A. area). It was a very smooth and hasslefree buying experience. In all, it took only 1 1/2 hours to zoom-zoom. Initially negotiated by e-mail, but the Internet Dept. @ LB Mazda couldn't beat or match a locally advertised (newspaper) discount off a similar MSRP CX-9. I was referred to another person at the dealership. Finally negotiated a $8,500 discount off MSRP over the phone. I think I might have been able to knock off a couple of hundred more, but there were only a couple of similar color/interior combination '09 CX-9s left within a 100-mile radius of here.
Here are the details:
Options: GT Assist Pkg., Moonroof/Bose, Towing Pkg., Roof Rack
MSRP: $39,790 (incl. Destination)
Disc.: $8,500
Cost: $31,290
Doc fee: $55
Tax: $3,056.14 (9.75%)
Title+Lic: $455.75
P.S. This forum was very helpful in convincing me to consider this vehicle for purchase. Fell for it on first sight. Considered the Honda Pilot too. Looking forward to enjoying it and posting on this forum. So, THANK YOU everybody. ZOOM-ZOOM -
coog31 Posts: 5Thanks. Wayne is about 25 miles from me. I'm working with my local dealership and one that's only 10 miles further. Im noticing these guys love to cry about getting the car for you. They make it seem like such the hardship & expense. Gimmie a break!!! So I'm willing to drive to the them and offer to take something off the lot.
I know you purchased your vehicle, but do you recall anything about a price increase due to leasing? Based on your quote for the CX-9, I seem to be getting a fair deal. -
coog31 Posts: 5Then that makes a lot of sense. I got a money factor of .00079, which equates to the 1.9% APR. You know as much as I do that being offered an HONEST deal is probably more important than the numbers themselves!! Who wants to be ripped off & lied to?? I just talked to Wayne, they dont have anything in stock that I like. Thanks for the input Lex!
ale896 Posts: 1I had a VERY pleasant experience this weekend purchasing an 09 Stormy Blue Mica Touring CX9. I bought mine from Bommarito Mazda in Ellisville, MO. I was purchasing from out of state, and we were able to negotiate from a list of $35.9k down to $27.9k over the phone. OTD was $30.6k. It has Moonroof/Bose pkg and Dockable Entertainment with GBA pkg. The finance manager was able to get me a much better rate than my credit union was offering as well. The whole experience was very painless!
Conversely, I had a deal on the table at Gossett Mazda in Memphis, TN, and almost closed the deal, but something just kept bugging me about not getting the best deal on this vehicle. It was an 09 Brilliant Black Sport model with Moonroof/Bose and heated seats (cloth), and they wanted $28.9k for it, and would not go any lower. Even after I got the buyer's order to take to my bank, the finance guy tried to fax my bank another copy of the buyer's order with an extra $1k difference added to it! I am SOOOOOO glad I found Bommarito Mazda when I did! When I left Sat., they had 1 09 CX-9 left, I think. I cannot say if it is still there. -
valdemar Posts: 14Had a less than positive experience with Galpin Mazda in Valencia, CA today. Knowing that paying 4 - 4.5k below invoice is not that unusual for 09 models I called them up this morning and spoke with the sales manager telling them I wanted to pay 32k which was 5.5k below invoice for a loaded 09 Grand Touring AWD they seemingly had. He said that "I was close" and told me to come by which I did with the thought that the car can be had for 33k after some negotiations. Upon my arrival it turned out that the car was actually at another dealership and I had to wait another 45mins for it to be driven to Valencia, had I known that I'd just went there and saved myself a 20 mile trip one-way. To make the long story short, in the process I found out that it was a demo car which had 3k+ miles on it and refused paying more than 32k + TLD . They wouldn't go below 34k and I walked out. The car had a ~$600 lo-jack installed bringing the invoice to ~38k for which (the low-jack) I couldn't care less. They also told me that promotional 0% APR did not apply to discounted cars and offered 5.29% on exellent credit for 60 months. Was I balling too low and missed a good deal?
nuzy Posts: 54You should be able to get $7500 off retail pretty easily right now and that's without the $1000 owner loyalty deal from mazda. I'm not sure what the sticker is on the "loaded" vehicle you are referring too. If it's loaded, it could be as high as $42,000, so that would bring you down to 33.5-34.5, without too much effort. I would say forget it on the lowjack, so make them eat that. Given that it's a demo, I'd say your 33K number is more than reasonable. If they don't have many left in the area, you may not get there as they might decide to hold out, but my opinion is hold your ground on your price.
valdemar Posts: 14The sticker was 40560 including GT assist package, moonroof/Bose, and tow hitch, so this may not be fully loaded but still on the higher end. You're right, there is not too many left and I'm sure it'll go for 34k sooner or later. However at that price it is getting dangerously close to the Acura MDX territory which is even in base configuration is a better vehicle in my opinion and also comes with scheduled maintenance, longer factory warranty and higher resale value than the CX-9. Or even the BMW X5 diesel for the same reasons plus available credits, and fuel economy.
valdemar Posts: 14What are the upgrades btw in the 2010? I was told it is pretty much the front grill, the rear lights, and different option package configuration. I found the plastic wood trim better looking in the 09, and I also didn't like the split armrest/cover between front seats on the latest model over the one piece in the 09.
buyer101 Posts: 802010 AWD Touring equipped with Moonroof/Bose, Power liftgate, backup camera. Dealer offering 32,521 which includes destination charge. (but not tax)
Doc fee = 398.
Title and registration = 399. (sales guy said NJ charges for registration for 4 years at a stretch.. ???? That can't be true ?)
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I don't know if anyone has tried it yet, but I am amazed. I have red hair so my lashes are see-thru, but long and thick. This mascara is awesome. It REALLY makes your lashes double-up in volume and it is not clumpy. I use 'soft black' because I like the contrast of long lovely black lashes against pale skin and pink eyeshadow!
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I bought it last week too and really like it. I love the fat brush for it and also the mascara itself seems thin, not watery or anything like that just thin enough where it doesn't clump and goes on smooth and doesn't flake! I got Very Black, I too like the look of dark lashes with pale skin. I also got the new Covergirl mascara, I can't remember the name of it now but thats still in the package, we'll see how that one goes. |
I don't have this one, but have Full & Soft still unopened. Try to use two only for every 3-4 months. Jenny, is that CG Multiplying Mascara? Let us know how that works. I really like CG Super Thick Lash (in red tube), it's not waterproof, but it doesn't flake or smudge at all till the end of the day. Very black and give dramatic look, lengthen and thicken my lashes. This is a keeper. I'm wondering if the Proffesional and Triple Aqua Stay are as good as this one. |
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I will have to say this: it does sorta end up on your face, depending on how you wash your face at the end of the night. Now I don't know about y'all but I go through this 20-minute ritual every single evening. I first rinse my face with warm water, then use eye make up remover (you do need it with Lash Expansion - it's not waterproof but it has staying power). Then I put Clean & Clear cleanser on my face and let it sit, then I exfoliate. Then use the astringent and then of course the lotion and the eye goop. Then like a day later I'm ready to do it all again... LOL... kidding... Anyhooie you most likely will need an eyemakeup remover. The best overall that I have ever used, and this is coming from a girl with sensitive skin AND who wears contacts !!!... is Victoria's Secret eye make up remover. It is crystal clear and it is kind of an oil-water mix. You have to shake it first. It is not oily and not alcohol-y. Just perfect. It didn't harm my sensitive eyes or my sensitive skin, it removed the Lash Expansion, and you only need a little. Normally I dislike V.S.'s line of make up, cuz it's either too perfumey or too expensive, but my friend works there in the mall and she told me I had to try it. I did and it's awesome. - darkeyedgirl |
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19 the princes of Judah, the princes of Jerusalem, the eunuchs, the priests, and all the people of the land who passed between the parts of the calf-- | 19 The leaders of Judah and Jerusalem, the court officials, the priests and all the people of the land who walked between the pieces of the calf, |
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I really wanted the Rose Shimmer but couldn't justify buying another pinky shimmer (I love them so much!) So I decided to buy Amber instead, since it was the beginning of summer and I thought it'd give me a nice warm weather glow. I don't like to use bronzer very much because it always just makes me look ruddy (I have naturally very pale skin). Well, you don't really get much of a tint out of this but I layer it on top of a coral colored blush and it has been a great summer look for me. I also like that it isn't too shimmery, just gives you that dewy look we all love. I have used this everyday this summer, mostly on my cheeks but also occasionally on my forehead and chin, and it barely looks like the compact has even been used. I sometimes swipe the lighter 2 colors over my eyeshadow as well. This product is lovely and will last a long time. I actually don't like the look of the compact very much, I liked the older look better. To me the huge "Dior" on the outside just seems a little tacky...
This shimmer powder looks beautiful on almost anyone's skin tone. I use it to highlight my cheek bones and occasionally I use it right under my brows. The packaging is very, very, weak though. Don't travel with it-- it breaks very easily
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Like many others I love this product! It gives my skintone a beautiful glow. But it's too fragile and after I broke it I have to buy second one.
gorgeous glow! this is a great highlighter over blush and bronzer..i will def buy again!!!! makes me shimmer day & night.
oh Amber Diamond,how i love thee! after trying MAC Soft & Gentle MSF,BB Copper Diamond shimmerbrick,cream & liquid highlighters.. i love this the best. after experimenting with this for more than a month, this is def. my HG highlighter atm. man, this stuff made me GLOW. =)
Pros: love this stuff because it's glowy, highlights your cheekbones awesomely,not OTT shimmer like *cough* BB shimmerbrick *cough*
good staying power & not as fragile as MAC MSF. classy packaging & you get lots of products in the compact (10g).. the powder is very finely milled & def. very blendable. the colors work wonderfully together.
one more thing is that the colors are not flat,they have more dimension to it not like other highlighters i have tried.
Cons: the price! expensive imo but worth it.. wish it's cheaper tho..
Colors: there are 5 stripes in Amber Diamond. starting from the left is shimmery ivory (like NARS Albatross), champagne (like MAC Soft & Gentle), tan, bronze & peach. love all the colors! swirled together,it produce a lovely gold w/ champagne or bronze tones highlight hue. *swoon*
Packaging: in a classy midnight blue rectangle compact with 'Dior' written in front of it. i don't think this is safe to bring for travelling tho coz it's fragile..
i wear this very often as it suits my complexion very well. not OTT yet you can see it's glowing naturally on the face. this is a staple in my m/u collec. this is awesome to pair with any blushes & suits all kinds of looks.now, i'll hunt for the Dior Copper Diamond...
Repurchase: yep! ♥
Reference: NC35/40. tan skin w/ yellow or golden tones. dark brown eyes & hair. dry & sensitive skin.
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This is a gorgeous highlighter. I absolutely hate glitter and this powder provides a beautiful glow with no sparkles whatsoever. There is very little colour to this powder really so it works nicely with both cool and warm toned blushes if using on top of cheeks. For late nights when I am super tired the next day this powder just makes me glow. Highly recommend!
Lovely, elegant and refined - product, as well as packaging! This is the glow I was looking for! Would definitely purchase again.
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I love this highlighter! Its so finely milled and the shimmer isn't OTT. Its just awesome glowy, goodness. On my NC45 skin, this looks perfect on my cheekbones, temples, the bridge of my nose and my chin. I look pretty, glowy and with an amazing sheen to my skin, not like a glitterbomb exploded all over my face. This is one of my favorite beauty products and i wholeheartedly recommend.
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Watson Chapel is a populated place LOCATED WITHIN the City of Pine Bluff. In turn, the City of Pine Bluff is located within Jefferson County.
Watson Chapel is located at latitude 34.189 and longitude -92.066. The elevation of Watson Chapel is 239 feet above mean sea level.
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This beachfront restaurant offers indoor and outdoor dining for the full oceanside dining experience; even while sitting indoors, you can view the horizon through floor-to-ceiling windows. You can get a full meal here, but it's the ideal setting for noshing on appetizers while you enjoy an exotic tropical drink: try the kalua pig quesadillas and the ahi poke (raw fish) chips, which come with freshly-made condiments, including guacamole, salsa, and a special hot sauce. At night, Rumfire is a popular club/lounge for young locals. www.rumfirewaikiki.com. Credit cards accepted.


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Culture Warrior: Politics of Identity in 'X-Men: First Class'
Culture Warrior By Landon Palmer on June 7, 2011 | Comments (8)Themes of identity, difference, stigma, and othering are explicitly or implicitly present in much of the X-Men mythology, whether expressed through comics, television shows, or films. While I was never a devotee to the comics, as a fan of the 90s animated television series and (some of) the recent slate of Hollywood films (that have, as of this past weekend, effectively framed the continually dominant superhero blockbuster genre), I've always been fascinated by the series' ability to take part in the language of social identity issues. Fantastic genres like horror and sci-fi have often provided an allegorical means of addressing social crises (vampire films as AIDS metaphor, zombie movie as conformist critique, or Dystopian sci-fi as technocratic critique, for example). The superhero genre has possessed a similar history in this capacity, even though it has thus far been mostly unrealized in the medium of film. As big entertainment, superhero films ranging from the first Spider-Man to the Iron Man films have bestowed narratives of exceptionalism and wish-fulfillment rather than shown any aspiration towards critique or insight. Perhaps The Dark Knight is most involved example of social critique thus far – a film that explores themes surrounding the personal toll on fighting terror and the overreaches of power that can result in the name of pursuing safety. What X-Men: First Class (almost) accomplishes is mining fully the allegorical territory made available by its fantastic premise in a way that few previous comic book films have.
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Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on July 6, 2010 | Be the First To CommentJune was a rough month for This Week in Blu-ray. Only a few of you actively missed it, judging by the emails, but I'm sure that even more of you felt a hole in your very souls due to the lack of weekly Blu-ray buying advice. By my count I am four weeks behind as of today, four weeks that each had worthy releases — some of which you may have purchased already. So in an effort to be brief, I've selected the most prominent releases and mixed them in with the Blu-rays hitting shelves this week. It's my way of smashing four weeks of release together and wiping away the blood. In the end, it should give you a good road map for what you should have been doing all along.
This year has been a strange one for acting performances. In a big way, the only category to fully reflect the new diversity that the Academy seems to be going for is the Best Actress category in which we see a Southern mom, a famous author's wife, a young girl finding her purpose, a young girl finding her purpose through intense hardship, and a former spy who wants to take cooking lessons.
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Academy Awards By Lauren Flanagan on March 5, 2010 | Comments (4)This category is stacked with talented gentleman representing films of varying quality. I can honestly say that I think all five are very talented actors, but not since the category was introduced in 1936 has an actor had this award so in the bag. So ladies and gentlemen I give you the nominees for best actor in a supporting role.
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Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Volume 2013 (2013), Article ID 647982, 8 pages
Research Article
Effect of Modified Formula Radix Hedysari on the Amplification Effect during Peripheral Nerve Regeneration
Department of Trauma and Orthopeadics, Peking University People's Hospital, Beijing 100044, China
Received 13 December 2012; Accepted 23 January 2013
Academic Editor: Youn Chul Kim
Copyright © 2013 Zhi Yong Wang et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
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Husband and Wife owned traveling skateboard shop; currently on the road. Doing it all out of our '88 chevy airforce truck. Follow us on our journey! facebook.com/caravanmobileskateshop
We are a small mobile skateboard shop owned by a happy young couple by the names of Jeremy & Abbey. The shop is run out of a 1988 Air Force Van.
We left Seattle (where we started it) about 6 months ago. So far, we have hit over 116 skateparks. We have traveled through 10 northern and midwest states, and it has NOT been easy. But we have heart, so we've gotten this far! We have made our way selling skate supplies, and spreading the word of skateboarding and youth positivity; throughout our travels. We do our best to promote proper safety measures, and to discourage drug use and give a positive role model to the youth we meet.
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CINCINNATI - Following days of backlash, Susan G. Komen for the Cure has reversed its decision to end grants to Planned Parenthood.
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13 For the sellers shall not return to what has been sold as long as they remain alive. For the vision concerns all their multitude; it shall not be revoked. Because of their iniquity, they cannot maintain their lives. | 13 The seller will not recover the land he has sold as long as both of them live, for the vision concerning the whole crowd will not be reversed. Because of their sins, not one of them will preserve his life. |
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Are you a moderator or an abstainer?
In honor of many people's New Year's resolutions — "Eat more healthfully," "Cut out sweets," "Lose weight," and the like — I'm re-posting this quiz, to help you determine whether you're a moderator or an abstainer. When I figured out that I'm an "abstainer," it helped me tremendously in terms of eating better.
Often, we know we'd have more long-term happiness if we gave up something that gives us a rush of satisfaction in the short-term. That morning doughnut, that late-night ice cream.
A piece of advice I often see is, "Be moderate. Don't have dessert every night, but if you try to deny yourself altogether, you'll fall off the wagon. Allow yourself to have the occasional treat, it will help you stick to your plan."
I've come to believe that this is good advice for some people: the moderators. They do better when they try to make moderate changes, when they avoid absolutes and bright lines.
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I am definitely an abstainer. This is the first time I've read something on this topic, but it fits! Moderation never worked for me, no matter how hard I tried and regardless of whether I have planned my menus for the day or for a week, I would always go overboard with the things I've tried to limit. The diets that work best for me have simple rules – dont eat chocolate, fast food or junk food, or sth else. Eliminating contact with temptation – it is somewhat hard at first, but once I get on track, I manage to keep it up for months, in some instances forever (the last time I've had fast food like hamburgers, fries, etc. was a decade ago and I dont have a need for it anymore).
Oh my. This really resonated with me. I am a successful abstainer and a miserable failure as a moderator. I feel like the prevailing wisdom says abstinence is "impossible" and moderation "the key." But I can't moderate myself around high fat, high sugar foods. I fixate on them. Bargain my way into just one more bite over and over until I've eaten it all, gone through thousands of calories until I've gained pound after pound, size after size.
I can't totally abstain from food like other types of addicts can abstain from their addiction, but I can abstain from the types of foods I am addicted to. I'll never binge on vegetables or lean meats. They don't "do it for me". They nourish me, but they don't turn on that side of my brain that tells me to shovel it in until I could burst. But french fries, pizza, ice cream, and doughnuts if I have access to them? Hell yes.
I liked this article because it makes me feel like I'm not a failure for not succeeding at moderation. And I'm not a freak for needing to ruthlessly cut certain foods from my life. But as to keeping a bag of cookies in my house for my family that are off limits to me? You are a stronger abstainer than I am!
I'm definitely a moderator. I can't imagine giving up something entirely, I like the idea of "treating" myself with a cookie or a glass of soda once in a while. The more I think that I can never have or do something again, the more I want it
i enjoyed this article immensely. thanks for sharing. it is thought provoking. i eagerly read hoping i would nail down if i am a moderator or abstainer so i could FINALLY find some peace in my quest to lose weight.
i know that i do not moderate much of anything very well so i thought,an abstainer i am. but as i read the description for moderator, it also resonated as true.
i guess what i'm trying to communicate is i am an moderstainer or an abstainerator. i'm a combo platter.
i live with a mood disorder, bipolar II. and much of my life is seen through well opposite polars of many spectrums, depending on the mood (and medication), high or low and sometimes in the middle.
if i am running high, i want everything all the time. so i would definitely be an abstainer.
but when i am balanced or low, i would be a moderator.
I'm in between, I guess. Maybe more of an abstainer. I find it fairly easy to give up something entirely. On the other hand, if it crosses my way, I won't turn it down. Life's too short to punish yourself that way.
All of the thoughts in both lists are things that have crossed my mind at some point, but none of them dominate my thinking. If circumstances make it easier to go cold turkey, I go cold turkey. If they make it easier to moderate, I'll moderate.
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I'm fairly new to the farm but try to make a weekly stop as they are only open to the public from 3-6 on Friday. It is well worth the trip to this inner city farm. I have been buying their own greens weekly and they are clean, stay fresh "like just picked" and tender, all week in my fridge. They also have a large selection of organic produce from all over. The staff is very knowledgeable about all produce and supply many fine restaurants throughout CT. I would like to see extended hours of operation. Again, well worth the trip. Peg
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