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A 49-year-old US woman has given birth to her grandson after her daughter was precluded from becoming pregnant because of a heart condition.
The Portland Press Herald newspaper reports that Linda Sirois gave birth on August 13 for her daughter, Angel.
Twenty-five-year-old Angel Hebert says her baby is "eating like a champ and he doesn't fuss too much".
Sirois said she's offered for years to become a gestational surrogate for Angel if a doctor said she shouldn't become pregnant.
Hebert says she and husband Brian Hebert got that word last summer.
Sirois has four children, including twins, and her youngest kids are in college.
She says she thinks this pregnancy might have been her easiest. - Sapa-AP
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text: Children And Aids: Fourth Stocktaking Report 2009NEW DELHI, India, 30 November 2009 – The Fourth Stocktaking Report, produced by UNICEF, in partnership with UNAIDS, WHO and UNFPA was released today in New York. The annual report examines data on progress, emerging evidence, case studies of best practices and current knowledge and practice for children as they relate to the 'Four Ps': - Preventing mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) of HIV Some of the key points from the report are summarised below: In terms of results we have seen substantial increases in access to PMTCT. In 2008, in low- and middle-income countries, 45 per cent of pregnant women living with HIV received antiretroviral drugs to keep them from passing the virus to their babies. To be effective, paediatric HIV care and treatment need to become an integral part of infant and child survival and health programmes. Many countries have made progress in access to early infant diagnosis but a positive diagnosis of HIV on its own does not guarantee a child access to life-saving treatment. ### Geetanjali Master, Communication Specialist, UNICEF India |


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You are missing the point of what is happening here, Rindy.
Your game is hopelessly confused by your *not* having started a new play-through with the installation of this mod. KotOR games have a "memory", in that modules that have been loaded and had some variables changed stay in exactly that state, and no mod installation can change that once it is done. What happens as a result is that your appearance.2da file is getting confused all the time, because the mod expect's Bendak's Blaster to be g_w_blstrpstl005.uti but that designation was already loaded in to the game in your earlier, pre-WotOR installation playthrough for the original item. Nothing is going to work right. You can spend hours and hours and hours seeking out the problems and trying to do tedious fixes for each and every one of them.... or you could spend an hour and a half and just replay Taris.
Long story short waaaaaaaaay too late: If you want to enjoy WotOR in it's best possible light, start a brand-new playthrough. I would go further and archive my override, put a new empty one in my swkotor folder, and either re-install KotOR or re-install the mod.
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Showing that the road to Facebook discovery is a two way street, Judge William R. Carpenter of the Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas granted a Plaintiff's Motion to Compel a Defendant to produce his user name and password for the Defendant's Facebook page in the case of Gallagher v. Urbanovich, No. 2010 - 33418 (C.P. Mont. Co. Feb. 27, 2012 Carpenter, J.).
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Enjoy live music in the lovely setting of the Agnes Schneider Terrace. Be sure to bring your chairs and stop by our concessions for food and beverages. Feel free to bring your own picnic basket, but please, no alcoholic carry-ins.
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Thursday, June 26- Big Mouth and the Power Tool Horns
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Thursday, July 10- Shaker and the Egg
Green Bay's original funk and swing band. Visit their website to hear what they sound like!
Thursday, July 17– The Jana Nyberg Group
A jazz and pop group that plays a mix of fresh jazz arrangements and modern pop/jazz originals. Visit their website to hear what they sound like!
Thursday, July 24th – Greenhouse Jazz
Made up of musicians from the Green Bay Symphony Orchestra, the Greenhouse Jazz group is sure to delight with standard jazz favorites, Broadway classics and favorite pop tunes.
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My husband and I needed a night away and I would recommend this place to anyone!
You don't have to be an out of towner to enjoy a few nights in this beautiful Bed and Breakfast! We're local and love coming here! Enjoy a home cooked breakfast, social hour in the evening, and end your day relaxing in one of the hot tub rooms! A few days here and you'll leave refreshed and ready to take on a new week. Thanks Kim for your hospitality!!
I surprised my husband with a romantic getaway at the Old Town Guesthouse. It was such a beautiful and romantic place. We had a wonderful time. My husband was very surprised. We are looking forward to going back for another romantic getaway. I highly recommend Old Town Guesthouse. The people were very friendly and when all out to make us feel welcome and at home.
My husband and I went to Holden House 1902 for a post holiday weekend of relaxing. It was hard to pull ourselves away from the house it had such cozy warm feel. Almost like coming home. The staff was amazing and the food was great. They always went above and beyond while still offering great value. The room was beautiful with everything you could need. In room huge tub and adjacent private bathroom with oversized shower and separate heat :-). Truly amazing and worth going back again and again. We will be returning mqny times.
This was our third time staying at OTGH and it was as perfect and wonderful as the first two!! This B&B is great and we will be going back again! The service and breakfast can't be beat!! The private hot tub on the room's balcony and the in room fireplace are just wonderful!!
my wife and i were excited to be staying at the Old Town Guesthouse based simply on the photos and reviews and research we did in planning our honeymoon. our excitement quicky turned to euphoria as we arrived, met the great Kim and Dave, and got settled into our room. Never have we stayed at a better place than this. We are already planning our first year anniversary back at the Guesthouse! and maybe before that!!
LOL!... Yeah it wasn't the "Waffles" LOL, and it wasn't the "Pancakes" LOL! Oh but Bretts "French Toast" that was worth kicking my "husband" to the curb for! Well that and the motorcycle rides from the fine young man working at Mister money. LOL!
The Old Town GuestHouse has new owners, Kim and Dave, who are giving it a much needed freshening. Much appreciated details include: wonderful new sheets and terrific cookies 24 hours a day! The breakfast and location have always been great.
Dave and Kim made our two year anniversary staycation one to remember. This is such a beautiful building and they have done well to make everyones stay seamless and comfortable. And that breakfast...amazingggggg!!! Will definitely be back and will definitely be recommending!
Was the second time staying here. We celebrated our 4th anniversary and had an enjoyable experience. When we arrived,since it was so cold, Mike suggested an upstairs room with a gas fireplace at no additional charge.(Would have been $30. more a night.) We stayed 2 nights and were never cold.Great suggestion.The view from our room was spectacular. We even saw a huge Buck walking thru the back yard and wedding area,plus lots of animal footprints,large and small, in the new snow. The breakfast basket alone is worth the price of the stay.Delivered to the door with a "shave-and-a-haircut". I'd never heard of that before but now I know.The basket was heavy with goodies.Hot,fresh muffins and an egg dish,plus fruit ,orange juice,milk.What a way to start a day!!
i come here at least 1 time every 6 months and i only live about a mile away !!! its because its a great place :) the best part about it is u have a hot tub on the balcony and u can sit and drink coffee/champagne in a hot tub as u see the mountain skyline and all of old colorado city sooo beautiful even in the snow its sooo cool , i can never find a lot of hotels or b&b that have this feature !!! most of the hot tubs are indoors and closed in the winter
My Husband & I have never stayed at a Bed & Breakfast! We have to say this was such a great experience. Gwenn & Randy made you feel at home. The rooms were so comfortable & clean. Food was amazing! We would recommend the Avenue Hotel to everyone. We will be back!
I spent a night at this Old Town GuestHouse in Old Colorado City to de-stress :) working 80 hour weeks for a couple months and dealing with the needs of my children had left me frazzled. This inn was so nicely put together and their proprietors so attentive that I felt like I had flown 1000 miles away from my responsibilities versus just driving 60. The wine time in the afternoon and the breakfast in the morning were awesome. They served the most outstanding juice with breakfast. Will definitely go again and plan on getting a gift certificate for my parents for Christmas.
My wife and I really enjoyed our stay here. Owner was very nice. Rooms were comfortable. Served a delicious breakfast in the morning. Location is in historic Old Colorado Springs with shopping and restaurants within easy walking distance. Also easy access to Manitou Springs and Hwy 24 to get to hiking locations or to Pikes Peak
Were coming to Colorado Springs area and decided to stay overnight and explore old Colorado City. Location could have not been better and hosts were extremely caring and attentive. Certainly will return for some more comfort and hospitality...and still more exploring of the surrounding sites yet to be seen.
OTGH is a great alternative to a hotel stay in Colorado Springs. Warm, friendly and clean. Highly recommend.
My son and I stayed at the Onaledge on Sunday, September 21. The house was beautiful and we enjoyed learning about it's history and it's "permanent" guests. Brett was great, so friendly and helpful....and he makes an awesome french toast. I would definately stay there again and next time I'll bring my husband to share the romantic views with me.
Holden House has three adjacent homes remodeled as bed & breakfast accommodations, and all are charming and elegant. We stayed in the Rose Victorian, built in 1897 and kept in period decor by the owners. They have excellent taste in furnishings and in providing a great atmosphere for their guests. Heather, one of the managers, met us when we checked in and gave us a tour of our suite -- The Independence -- and shared a variety of restaurants that she recommended for price, service and atmosphere. Her advice was spot-on, and she was very attentive to all the guests during the social time over wine and cheese. Siri served us an excellent breakfast in our suite -- I purchased an inexpensive package that had cold sparkling wine on ice for us when we arrived, as well as the in-suite meal the next morning -- and was very pleased overall with staff friendliness, courtesy and the overall charm and cleanliness of the B&B. Will definitely stay there again.
We just had our wedding at the Red Crags estate. I can honestly say that it was an amazing experience. There are so many reasons I would recomend this to anyone wanting a venue for a wedding, anniversary or even just a relaxing getaway. Not only is Pikes Peak a fantastic backdrop for a ceremony, all of the grounds here are enchantingly beautiful and make for some great wedding photos. Before deciding on the Spindletop suite, we were able to see many of the rooms they have here and we believe any of them would have made our wedding night unique. Plus, Brett, Susan and all of the staff were extremely accomadating to our needs even a couple of the last minute changes we needed to make. Thank you all so very much. We will see for our anniversary.
What an amazing place to stay. The rooms are cozy and kept up to date, bathrooms are decent size(Shower curtain area is a little small but never a deal breaker), and the views are phenomenal. This is a B&B that is located on the strip and is really close to businesses. The exterior grounds are kept up-to-date, landscaped, and encapsulate this piece of Heaven, allowing you to sit outside in peace and solitude and never feel trapped. This is in walking distances to almost everything in town, plenty of shopping just steps away. The breakfast here is amazing. Homemade every morning, this 2 course breakfast is sure to delight everyone. On a normal day breakfast on the porch is welcoming and inviting as the fresh air amplifies the taste of the food. She will always serve fresh fruit, some form of bread(Homemade) and follow up with a main dish that is never the same day after day. The house itself is inviting. A living room with comfortable couches, a fire place, and fresh cookies or brownies, welcomes you after a day on the town. Their house pets, Zoie and Ziggie, their two small dogs, and Rena the Head house cat will welcome you with open hearts and will be sure to keep a little piece of yours when you leave. Rena found my lap most evenings where she would sleep while on the back patio. It was not the same on the nights she decided to be a house cat and not and outdoors cat. As far as the Innkeepers. Randy and Gwenn are the best. They will go above and beyond to make your stay worth every minute. They are amazing people and have really turned this B&B into one of the best in Colorado. Their helpers, although I do not know names, also welcomed us with open arms. They themselves made sure to take time and visit with the guests making sure everyone is happy. All in all, I can guarantee my wife and I will be back, hopefully for longer than a week this next time. God Bless Gwenn and Randy!
in town for the Fallen Firefighter ceremony, but got to also enjoy Colorado Springs because of this central location.
This is a wonderful facility in am excellent location on Old Colorado City. The rooms are very clean and decorated in beautiful colors. I stayed in the Victorian Rose room complete with fireplace and hot tub. Kim and her brother were very good hosts and the breakfast was delicious. I can't wait to return!
First time at a bed and breakfast--not sure what to expect--reserved on line based on other reviews. Everything about our stay was perfect--wish we could have stayed longer. Mike and Sally were absolutely dedicated to making our stay wonderful. Very kind, warm and friendly. The room we chose was fun and creative--down to every detail. Looking forward to returning to experience another wonderful, relaxing stay. Glenn and Donna, MN
We had our wedding at Rockledge Inn at the Red Crags Estates. It was fantastic! Not only were the Bed and Breakfast and the mountain views beautiful, but we were able to have our rehearsal dinner, ceremony, reception, brunch AND stay in the most beautiful room I've ever seen (Spindletop) at the same location! The whole staff is FANTASTIC! They are all knowledgeable, kind, fun and extremely helpful. The breakfast is also amazing! Thank all of you for your hard work and the most perfect wedding :)
Everything was perfect. Room was comfortable. Atmosphere was quaint. Company was pleasant. Food was delicious.
Loved everything about this place--the romantic room, the fireplace, the private balcony and hot tub, the attention to detail on the part of Dave and Kim, and the amazing gluten-free breakfast topped off with a brownie. Definitely plan to stay here again.
Our innkeepers were so accommodating and pleasant . We loved our stay there and it was close to eating, shopping and the airport . Definitely would love another visit. J& M
This is the 3rd time I and my wife have stayed here and it gets better every time. Gwen and Randy are outstanding hosts and the breakfasts are to die for. Always home cooked and delicious. Much better than the average B&B cafeteria breakfast. The rooms are so unique and always clean. It is obvious that this old building has had loving care and everything works great. We will definitely be back and will recommend to friends and family. It is a great place to stay and enjoy.
We stayed here for our 27th anniversary after we went to a concert. Everything was wonderful. Beautiful B&B. Poppy Room was elegant. Hot tub was great. Breakfast was fantastic.Very clean. David and Kim were delightful. We will definitely stay here again.. Thanks for the great service.
This B&B is incredibly quiet, with a fantastic location. Breakfast is not only delicious, but beautifully presented. Lots of attention is paid to little details that make this B&B stand out (an example - when they turn your bed down for the evening, not only do they leave a chocolate, but also a card telling you what the weather will be like the next day when you wake up). The owners are friendly and helpful.


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08.05.07 - By Mike Indri, Retired Boxers Foundation: When all the HBO Pay-Per-View numbers are officially announced, this past Saturday night's fight between Oscar De La Hoya and Floyd Mayweather will further confirm the fact that boxing is not dead; or at least not the business of boxing. It's the sport of boxing which has been squeezed off practically all the sports pages of daily circulated newspapers, very rarely gets any mainstream sports news or magazine coverage (Sports Illustrated, ESPN Magazine, etc ) and currently is getting put into a sleeper hold by WWE Wrestling and Mixed Martial Arts (MMA).. Golden Boy Promotions claims to have spent close to 50 million dollars promoting this mega-bout, and HBO did it's job with producing "De La Hoya/Mayweather 24/7", a four part series shown repeatedly on the cable network, building up the crescendo to mass hysteria right before the big event. The fight was even billed by many as "the fight to save boxing"! Any fight would have had virtually no chance of living up to all the hype that this event had drummed up. From a boxing standpoint it was not a bad fight. It was a strategic clash between two highly skilled and brilliantly prepared ultimate professional fighters. Floyd Mayweather solidified his claim as boxing's premier fighter. A defensive master and blessed with unequalled hand speed, it was quickly apparent that De La Hoya was over matched. No discredit to De La Hoya, it's just that Mayweather is that special fighter that only comes along every generation or so Sugar Ray Robinson, Sugar Ray Leonard and Floyd Mayweather. Defending his World Boxing Council 154-pound title, De La Hoya showed his championship heart and tried to make a battle of it, which would have been to the bigger and stronger Mexican fighter's advantage. Mayweather was content to sting De La Hoya, 34, with counterpunches or simply block and slip most punches; thwarting any chance of an offensive attack. According to Compu Box numbers De La Hoya was the busier fighter, throwing 587 punches, to Mayweather's 481. The problem was that De La Hoya was only able to connect with 122 shots against the slick and elusive, Mayweather, who in turn landed 207 of his pinpoint shots. Mayweather also landed more power punches than De La Hoya, 138-82. De La Hoya was able to make it a competitive fight for the early going, quite similar to Zab Judah's effort in the beginning of his unanimous decision loss to Mayweather last year. Once Mayweather followed his fight plan to simply box, and out box, his opponent, it was a rather mundane performance from that point on, especially after De La Hoya all but abandoned his jab from the eighth round on. Not an exciting fight, but a very compelling match up. This was known from the fight's inception. Boo's rang throughout the sold out MGM Grand Arena, 16 thousand plus fans, most rooting for De La Hoya, as the judges announced Mayweather the winner by split decision. New Jersey's own Tom Kaczmarek, well respected and revered, apparently was listening to Jim Lampley rather than watching the action and scored the bout 115-113 for De La Hoya, while Jerry Roth 115-113 and Chuck Giampa 116-112 saw it for Mayweather. Still a bit closer than the fight appeared. While De La Hoya slipped to 38-5 (30 KO's) with the defeat, Mayweather proved he was more "Pretty Boy", rather than "Flamboyant Floyd", as he managed to come away unscathed with the win, still perfect at 38-0 (24 KO's), yet could not provide that command performance on boxing's biggest stage The problem with "the fight to save boxing" wasn't De La Hoya, or Mayweather; they came and did what they had to do. Both made tons of money, as did Golden Boy Promotions. The problem is that there never was any attempt to "save" boxing. The business of boxing needs to be saved from itself - multi-millions of dollars, billions of dollars are made in the boxing business, yet no one seems compelled to do any thing about the "sport". Here was the supreme opportunity to showcase boxing to hundreds of thousands of casual boxing fans, or non-boxing fans, who were sold on the promotion and were tuning in to see the guaranteed "boxing event of the decade". Even if for whatever reason you feel you must increase the PPV price, why not introduce some young, hungry talent to the mainstream audience and allow growth within boxing, at $54.95 a pop. Some action packed undercard fights would have served boxing well. The Rey Bautista-Sergio Medina WBO Super Bantamweight title eliminator bout was hard fought, and both fighters did have their moments and send each other to the canvas with knockdowns, but Bautista ran away with the "no doubt" unanimous decision victory. Rocky Juarez's win over a game Jose Hernandez was a listless effort, which lulled the capacity crowd prior to the main event. A very disappointing televised undercard portion, which Golden Boy Promotions should have been ashamed of putting their name on. Boxing has me; I'm addicted to it. I have the utmost respect for the sacrifice the fighters make, physically and mentally, to survive and thrive in the toughest, cruelest and most demanding profession. For the fighters, boxing is not a sport; it's a dangerous and uncaring business. For the majority of the people within boxing, the drive is the love of the sport - because there is no money. 5% of the people in boxing are making 95% of the money. Yet, the Don Kings and Bob Arums also need to be commended and admired for their business wisdom and savvy, which allows them to retain control and prosper in the infested waters. While boxing does have me, and many like me, Boxing does not have the casual fan, the mainstream sports fan. In today's era of the ESPN highlights and the SportsCenter "play of the day", fans want the up to the minute score, the walk off home run and the fight-ending knockout. There's no time to appreciate the beauty of the skilled boxer slipping and jabbing his way to victory and there's no time to admire a masterful pitching duel - that's the reason for the skyrocketing popularity of MMA and UFC. Total non-stop action and no leaving it to the interpretation of judges. The people that profited the most from it could have better served boxing Saturday night, and now the talk is about a Mayweather-De La Hoya rematch. While it was not even the most exciting fight this year, let alone the decade, I will be watching it - that's for sure. The real question is, how many that paid Saturday night will watch it?
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When I think "potato stamp", irregular circles of paint come to mind. For years, this is how we – my family, at least – have utilized the humble potato (when we weren't eating it). However, all that changed last weekend when I found myself snowed into our apartment with a sprouting potato.
It's not that I have anything against potatoes that are exercising their potential to grow. Quite the opposite – I will eat them with a smile on my face. It's just that I needed something to do that didn't involve stepping foot outside. Thus I decided to create a potato stamp.
I didn't want to make just any potato stamp; I wanted to make an impressive potato stamp … something that made more than imperfect circles. I was going to use that potato to its full potential to create something with meaning.
If you find yourself snowed in with a potato, feel free to follow these steps to make your own potato stamp. First, I cut the potato in half, then I laid a business card on one of the halves and used it as a template for cutting.
Once I had cut the potato, I whipped out my trusty hobby knife and began carving. As you can see, I inverted "THANKS" and kept it in front of me so I could have a sort of guide. You'll need to use either a hobby knife or a sharp, thin (and probably non-serrated) kitchen knife to carve. I used my hobby knife to "draw" small shapes at a time, then I'd slip the blade horizontally about ¼ inch under the shape and slide the shape out.
This is a project that requires only a little patience. I had the whole thing finished in 10 minutes … much less time than it took for the other half of the potato to roast.
Now, here's the thing with potato stamps – you have to dip the potato in paint (or brush the paint on, as I did). Ink will not stick to the potato … it has to be paint.
I love the look of this potato stamp with its thick and irregular letters. Using paint instead of ink lends a unique texture that is perfect for any craft you wish to create. I decided to create some handmade thank you cards with my potato stamp.
I did realize the day I made the potato stamp that our time together was more than likely limited. Effectively, I used it several times on different materials for later use. I was right about my potato stamp's untimely demise: your potato stamp will last you approximately twelve hours before it swells too much to be of much use.
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Theory that certain diseases are caused by invasion of the body by microorganisms. Louis Pasteur, Joseph Lister, and Robert Koch are given much of the credit for its acceptance in the later 19th century. Pasteur showed that organisms in the air cause fermentation and spoil food; Lister was first to use an antiseptic to exclude germs in the air to prevent infection; and Koch first linked a specific organism with a disease (anthrax). The full implications of germ theory for medical practice were not immediately apparent after it was proven; surgeons operated without masks or head coverings as late as the 1890s.
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Bear Season
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VBA's Immediate Past President Chas Mraz recently enountered a bear in Middlebury prompting this write-up in the Addison Independent.
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Classroom learning is great, and VBA has a fine in-hive education program at the Intervale, but what about looking in your own hives? It can be very confusing at first.
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The electric fields that build up on honey bees as they fly, flutter their wings, or rub body parts together may allow the insects to talk to each other, a new study suggests. Tests show that the electric fields, which can be quite strong, deflect the bees' antennae, which, in turn, provide signals to the brain through specialized organs at their bases. Antenna deflections induced by an electrically charged honey bee wing are about 10 times the size of those that would be caused by airflow from the wing fluttering at the same distance—a sign that electrical fields could be an important signal.


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The Lady Knights outscored the Lady Sentinels in each quarter to earn the win Jan. 13.
Megan Tedford scored 20 points to lead all scorers, while Lyndale Nephew scored six points, and the duo of Kate Schofield and Kerry Cannon added four points each.
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2 I saw what looked like a sea of glass mixed with fire. Those defeating the beast, its image and the number of its name were standing by the sea of glass, holding harps which God had given them. | 2 And I saw what looked like a sea of glass mixed with fire and, standing beside the sea, those who had been victorious over the beast and his image and over the number of his name. They held harps given them by God |
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I just bought some beautiful mums and an aster yesterday. I was going to put them in large metal containers (rustic) for the fall. Severeal people have suggested lining them- which I totally understand. My question is this though. If I line them, keep them healthy and watered etc... Could I winter them in those containers? Someone had put on here that that would cause the metal to split? I do have the hardy mums- so like my others- plan on enjoying them for years to come. thank you. |
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Well, it depends on how big the containers are and how cold your winters are. Being metal, the soil in them will get colder during the winter, so that might freeze your plants. If you have a wet winter, without drainage, the container might split because the water will freeze in the soil and cause it to expand and split the metal. I have two metal well buckets that I left out one year and they both split at the bottom. So far, they've not dropped the bottoms so I just left them as is for drainage. |
- Posted by topsiebeezelbub z7 Al (My Page) on Sun, Sep 9, 12 at 17:39
Is there drainage? I have had various metal pots for years, but they all have good drainage. Guess it depends on what kind of metal, too. Mine are all galvanized, and heavy iron pots are popular. Seems like heat in summer would be more worrysome that cold in winter. |
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Decent Interview, as usual with some noticeable mistakes: Schiavone wasn't even 30 when she won RG, and the part about Capriati and Hingis flaming out early and not being able to make a successful comeback was just
The last (solo) pic is nice, although overall the pictorial in "Laisha" (I think - the one in which she wore green) a few years ago was better.
We should make one big interviews thread, this shouldn't be in this off-topic chat thread.
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Krueger F, Pardini M, Huey ED, Raymont V, Solomon J, Lipsky RH, Hodgkinson CA, Goldman D, Grafman J. The role of the met 66 BDNF allele in the recovery of executive functioning following combat-related traumatic brain injury. Journal of Neuroscience 2010; 31(2): 598-606.
Krueger F*, Strenziok M*, Heinecke A, Lenroot RK, Knutson K, van der Meer E, Grafman, J. Developmental effects of aggressive behavior in male adolescents assessed with structural and functional brain imaging. Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience 2011; 6(1): 2-11. *Authors contributed equally to this work.
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Or gunnera (will that grow in our climate?) to do cement leaf castings. Anyone looking to trade some? My trade list from last year is posted in the exchange section. I have many more hostas to add to the list if requested. |
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Hi Diane, sorry I don't have any rhubarb, but if you were interested I saw some today at two nurseries. One gallon pot at Pennings Nursery on rt 94 in Salisbury Mills, 7.99 I think...and a larger pot, I'm not sure if it was two or three gallon size at Adam's in Newburgh for 19.99 (-) 20%. Good Luck..JoAnn ( Ilove the ones White Flower Farm has in their catalog...really beautifl undersides of the leaves..redish burgundy) |
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Archive for the 'Terminales' Category
negative aspects of progress : new technologies
Tuesday, October 14th, 2014what is progress ?
Tuesday, October 14th, 2014Is social media a real progress ?
Monday, October 13th, 2014myths and heroes : useful links and webpages
Monday, October 13th, 2014What makes someone a hero?
Monday, October 13th, 2014Do you need ideas for the notion of myths and heroes?
What makes someone a hero? Is a hero someone who does a heroic act or is it simply someone doing his or her job?
Take a look at this website for some inspiration.
Here you will find a list of suggested heroes from Martin Luther King to Usain Bolt.
There is also a page which deals with what is a hero and another page where you will find descriptions of some the heroes mentioned with their life stories, their achievements, their characteristics and some quotations.
What is a hero? Different students give their opinion:
An inspirational video « There's a hero in you »
– This video features the following heroes:
John F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King, Jr.
John Lennon
Princess Diana (Lady Diana, Princess of Wales)
Mahatma Gandhi
Malala Yousafzai
Nick Vujicic
Jacques-Yves Cousteau
Jane Goodall
Francine Wheeler
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what is a myth ?
Monday, October 13th, 2014A myth is a story that may or may not be true. There may not be records or other proof that they happened, but at least some parts of myths may be true. Some myths may have started as 'true' stories but as people re-told them some parts may have been changed by mistake, or to make them more interesting. All cultures have myths and this mythology has been developed over time. Mythology includes the legends of our history, our religions, stories of how the world was created, and our heroes. These stories have great symbolic power, and this may be a major reason why they survive as long as they do, sometimes for thousands of years.
What is a hero?
Monday, October 13th, 2014A hero is a person who is admired for their courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities. It can be the main character in a book or a film or a person with superhuman qualities. It can also be a modern-day hero, a person who has performed a heroic act or simply our own personal hero, our role model, who we look up to.
Examples can be:
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- a fictitious hero (superhero or film star)
- an icon or role model (fashion, tv, music)
- a defender of common values
- unknown heroes (war heroes, firemen, rescue workers, charity workers….)
- our own personal hero (member of the family who you look up to)
Thursday, June 12th, 2014Un sujet pr vous entraîner.
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To turn away from.Even of late my people is risen up as an enemy: ye pull off the robe with the garment from them that pass by securely as men AVERSE from war. The women of my people have ye cast out from their pleasant houses; from their children have ye taken away my glory for ever. ( Micah 2:8-9 )
a-vurs' shabh, "to turn back," ("retreat"):
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ETX Planned Parenthood closes its doors
POSTED: Thursday, August 1, 2013 - 4:10pm
UPDATED: Friday, August 2, 2013 - 10:44am
Lufkin, Texas (KETK) —
With the signing of the abortion bill by Governor Rick Perry on Thursday, July 18, Planned Parenthood centers immediately began closing its doors in Texas towns.
The measure, signed by Perry, bans abortions past 20 weeks of gestation, mandates abortion clinics become ambulatory surgical centers, tightens usage guidelines for the drug RU486 and requires doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles of the clinic at which they're providing such services.
As a result of House Bill 2, starting Thursday, Lufkin, Huntsville and Bryan will no longer have a community Planned Parenthood location.
The following statement was released today by the Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast:
"It is a sad day for women's health in Southeast Texas. Today, after almost 40 years of proudly caring for women and men in the Southeast Texas area, we are permanently closing three of our locations in Bryan, Huntsville and Lufkin. Planned Parenthood explored every option to continue services in this area, but due to the combined impact of years of drastic budget cuts to women's health care services and the dismantling of the successful Women's Health Program, we have made the sad and difficult decision to close. It is a travesty that Texas politicians are stripping healthcare from women across the state, harming lives and unraveling the health care safety net that has taken decades to build. The alarming reality is that most of these women in these undeserved areas will be left with no real options for getting the basic, preventive health care they need. For decades they have relied on their local Planned Parenthood heath center for nonjudgmental, confidential and high-quality care. Ensuring Texas women have access to the care they need to stay healthy, especially women in rural and underserved areas, goes to the heart of our mission. We are making every effort to provide resources for our patients faced with health center closings and we encourage our patients to continue getting the health care they need. Planned Parenthood will maintain patient's confidential medical records, and patients will be able to access their health records by requesting them or having them released to another location. Planned Parenthood is grateful to the Bryan, Huntsville, and Lufkin communities for their decades of support and determination to ensure that high quality health care is accessible to all. We remain committed to continuing to provide women with the health care they have trusted from us for more than 75 years. As voices in support of women's health continue to grow within the state and as the chorus of alarmed people nationwide focus their attention on Texas politicians, Planned Parenthood will continue to work strongly to eliminate these politicized barriers and to stand up for women in Texas, no matter what."
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Good riddance !
They are doing this to be dramatic. They have a year and a half to make the changes to their clinics. They are closing to try to panic people into protesting. It is all a game people. They aren't in this for women's health. If they were they wouldn't close. If they were in it for women's health they would realize they could remain open and provide the other services besides abortion.


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38 But Jesus said to them, "You do not know what you are asking! Are you able to drink the cup that I drink, or to be baptized with the baptism that I am baptized with?" | 38 "You don't know what you are asking," Jesus said. "Can you drink the cup I drink or be baptized with the baptism I am baptized with?" |
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The Lamb
The Lamb
Little Lamb who made thee
Dost thou know who made thee
Gave thee life & bid thee feed.
By the stream & o'er the mead;
Gave thee clothing of delight,
Softest clothing wooly bright;
Gave thee such a tender voice,
Making all the vales rejoice!
Little Lamb who made thee
Dost thou know who made thee
Little Lamb I'll tell thee,
Little Lamb I'll tell thee!
He is called by thy name,
For he calls himself a Lamb:
He is meek & he is mild,
He became a little child:
I a child & thou a lamb,
We are called by his name.
Little Lamb God bless thee.
Little Lamb God bless thee.
May you all have a Blessed Easter.
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- Kerry O'Gorman said...
I've always loved this poem. There's a singer songwriter out of Iowa named Greg Brown who did a whole album of William Blake's Songs of Innocence and Experience. His version of putting music to this song in particular is really lovely....hope you're well. Happy Easter!
- 18 April 2014 at 08:43
- WendyLady@GoodBooks said...
So beautiful (the lambs and the poem, a favorite) - Happy Easter to you as well, Valerie.
- 18 April 2014 at 09:47
- Chloe said...
Beautiful lambs. Happy Easter to you Valerie :) x
- 18 April 2014 at 11:01
- The Weaver of Grass said...
I love this poem Valerie. Up here om The Dales there are lambs everywhere you look. One local farmer, who has a tea room and a few unusual animals, has a camel and yesterday she gave birth to a baby. There is no male around but apparently the gestation period for a camel can be up to two years.
- 18 April 2014 at 12:36
- Kerry O'Gorman said...
p.s...the painting is really lovely too!
- 18 April 2014 at 16:53
- CJ STITCHING AND BLOOMS said...
Happy Easter to you and your family Valerie. Hugs Judy
- 19 April 2014 at 05:28
- Frances said...
Valerie, your painting compliments the poem very beautifully.
I wish you and yours a very Happy Easter! xo - 20 April 2014 at 11:05
- Heather Victoria Held said...
Happy Easter dear Valerie. What a beautiful piece!!
Heather - 20 April 2014 at 17:11


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In 2012, Yerkes said his family's grocery store business — Thriftway and Apple Market — was sold. After that, a lunch with a friend reignited his interest in the concept.
Kansas City, Kan.-based Associated Wholesale Grocers is the company's main supplier of food, although Zoomin Market also works with Kansas City, Kan.-based Liberty Fruit and C & C Produce and Central Produce, both in Kansas City, Kan.
While the perception is that customers want to be able to pick out their own produce, Yerkes said quality control is high. He said Zoomin doesn't sell bagged apples because they want to control the fruit quality they provide customers. The firm does offer bagged potatoes and other items.
Phil Pisciotta, owner of Fresh Food Express LLC, Kansas City, Mo., has served as a consultant to the store, training employees to handle and store fresh produce, including how to stage bananas.
If a customer purchases several apples, the fruit is delivered in a clear perforated zip lock bag, handpicked by an employee.
Yerkes said he hopes to eventually expand the number of Zoomin Market stores. Yerkes said the company is considering adding local produce as an option.


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Read the book that the Christmas Story vignettes came from: "In God We Trust, All Others Pay Cash" by Jean Shepherd. The stories in the movie are an accumulation of several winters' tales in central Indiana. And if you think about it hard enough, not all the stories are holiday-related, but they used the Christmas season to tie it together nicely.
(The tongue on the flagpole, "Oh Fudge", the leg lamp, the furnace, etc.)
The book is VERY funny, and of course the author himself is the narrator.
My Dad had read the book years ago (it sat in my parents' bookcase for my whole life) so when the film came out, Dad took us to see it opening night!