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by Toby Amidor in Food News, September 17, 2010In this week's nutrition news: Markets hire dietitians to help shoppers, a controversy over cupcakes in the classroom and high fructose corn syrup petitioning for a new name.
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I don't think cupcakes should be banned from the classroom. The learning environment should be fun – allowing for a special treat or celebration 20 or so days across the year. It bonds the kids, gives them something to look forward to now and again, and allows each child to be "special" for a few minutes out of the day on their birthday.
Healthy eating is so important – but rather than banning cupcakes and the fun that goes with them from the classroom, I feel the emphasis should be on much higher quality cafeteria foods. Everything is processed, packaged, heated up, offered to the kids, and gobbled up – not necessarily because the kids even think it's good – but because they are hungry and it's what's for lunch.
Keep the cupcakes – surely there are more important issues to worry about in the school system!!
I agree to some extent. I can see how they can be considered a disruption to learning, but I still think that children should have that sweet something to look forward to as a bonding experience between their classmates. Maybe if the cupcakes were taken to and served in the cafeteria so that afterward, when the children return to the classroom it still feels like a learning environment.
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Just curious about the No Oodle noodles.
Their website provides nutritional information. This pasta has no calories, but ithave no nutritional value either. No Vit. A, Vit. C, Calcium, Iron, Protein, Fiber… Your generic pasta brand offers some protein, fiber, and iron. Enriched pastas and whole wheat versions offer even more nutrition.
Is it better to eat a no-calorie, nutritionally lacking filler than to eat a pasta that has calories and offers some sort of nutrition?
There is obviously a lot to know about this. I think you made some good points in Features also.Keep working ,great job!
There is obviously a lot to know about this. I think you made some good points in Features also.Keep working ,great job!
Nice read, I just passed this onto a colleague who was doing a little research on that. And he actually bought me lunch since I found it for him smile So let me rephrase that: Thank you for lunch!


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I have a question regarding the significance of the Shiva Linga. I have found this description: Quote:
With this it seems that both the Yoni and Linga are depicted. This is perhaps symbolic of the indivisible union of Shiva and Shakti and is reminiscent of the Yab-Yum within Vajrayana. Beyond being an object of veneration, is there a meditative significance, or instruction, for Shaivite contemplatives? Namaste |
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hariḥ oá¹
~~~~~ Namasté For me I have heard this POV for some time; Quote:
that the liá¹ gaá¹ represents the phallus. I am not fond of this view and never bought in to this idea. I could see how one may view the liá¹ gaá¹ as the generative power of the Universe, yet I find no comfort in this POV. Liá¹ gaṠलिà¤à¥à¤à¤ - means 'mark' or 'sign'. It is my POV that Åiva-liá¹ gaá¹ is a 'mark' or stambha सà¥à¤¤à¤®à¥à¤ ( some write stamba सà¥à¤¤à¤®à¥à¤¬). Stambha is a post , pillar , column , beam. But what kind of pillar? A yÅ«pa यà¥à¤ª stambha सà¥à¤¤à¤®à¥à¤, or sacrificial piller. This stambha some say, is a cosmic column; that is, it connects heaven or svar with earth or pá¹ithvÄ« ( pá¹ithvÄ« = the material level of creation). I look to svÄmÄ« Laká¹£man-jÅ«'s view on this matter and he suggests too itâs a mistake to consider that the liá¹ gaá¹ represents the phallus. I then remembered what svÄmÄ« ÅivÄnanda said on this matter¹: "The popular belief is that the Siva Lingam represents the phallus or the virile organ, the emblem of the generative power or principle in nature. This is not only a serious mistake, but also a grave blunder. In the post-Vedic period, the Linga became symbolical of the generative power of the Lord Siva. Linga is the differentiating mark. It is certainly not the sex-mark. You will find in the Linga Purana: Pradhanam prakritir yadahur-lingamuttamam; Gandhavarnarasairhinam sabda-sparsadi-varjitamâThe foremost Linga which is primary and is devoid of smell, colour, taste, hearing, touch, etc., is spoken of as Prakriti (Nature) ." praá¹Äm words and references: All About Hinduism, Appendix I, svÄmÄ« ÅivÄnanda, The Divine Life Society.
शिवतà¥à¤²à¥à¤¯à¥ à¤à¤¾à¤¯à¤¤à¥à¥¥ __Åivatulyo jÄyate ____yajvan___ _oá¹ ÅÄntiḥ ÅÄntiḥ ÅÄntiḥ Last edited by yajvan : 02 March 2014 at 05:13 PM. |
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I concur with Sri Yajvan. Never have been fond of this view. I think it probably comes from western analysts of Europe who love to create anything they can to belittle our religion. Come to think of it, that's a sore point altogether. Here in America we have far too many non-Hindus teaching Hinduism 101 et al at the university level. Now I wonder how well my veshti (versus suit and tie) would go over at Southern Methodist University teaching their bible class.
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I understand many people get offended whenever there is public display of certain parts of human body. It becomes even more offensive when these body parts are shown as representing God/s. This thread appears to be about different perceptions when God is seen through an image.
In a little different twist I wonder many times why do we keep these parts of our body covered out of a sense of shame. To me sex is not dirty, but rather sex is holy. Cave men and women walked around nude. Somewhere our ancestors discovered God and saw the presence of God in the ability of a man and a woman to create life out of their love for each other. These body parts we cover are the ones that contain the secret of creating and nurturing life. Creation of life is holy, so we cover them out of an instinctive memory of reverence. With the loss of sense of reverence, nudity becomes casual, no different from the animals. For animals mating and reproduction are purely biologic processes. The holiness of life, love and birth are lost when God is factored out of the equation. It is interesting to find that human beings are the only species who face each other during a sexual act; we are the only species to whom it matters with whom we are sharing the sexual act. Love.................VC |
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hariḥ oṁ
~~~~~ Namasté VC, Quote:
You may visit several temples and quickly see the 'parts' are aptly visible. There is a recognition that the 'parts' are well, part of the whole. I understand that people my be offended with the public display of another's 'personals'. For me, I would generally be embarrassed for the other person frankly. you mention Quote:
Yet the idea we have been considering is the proper view of what the liṅgaṃ is. And by association it has been misappropriated (IMHO) for something it is not. praṇām
शिवतà¥à¤²à¥à¤¯à¥ à¤à¤¾à¤¯à¤¤à¥à¥¥ __Åivatulyo jÄyate ____yajvan___ _oá¹ ÅÄntiḥ ÅÄntiḥ ÅÄntiḥ |
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While I see nothing against the phallus interpretation, I don't see much practical benefit out it, except for some dogma. The iconography of lingam is very deep as is its effect on the meditative mind. It is an indespensible tool in laya of mind ...
Those who know the anatomy of the brain:- left right and the centre-medulla oblongota (linga), the 6 nerves which criss-cross this centre forming the mysterious 12-petaled lotus (externalised as the 12 jyotir lingas), the well known dwidal chakra(yoni pitha). Linga is an icon of the seed (of creation). And if we look around in nature any seed formation (look at plant seeds for example) resembles shiva's linga. and these seeds are generally well protected in a twin leaf yoni. Brain is the seed and root of the human body.
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We had a discussion on Mark of the Lord earlier. Hope Srivijyaya finds it useful.
http://www.hindudharmaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1296 Lingam is One. It is the symbol of the start of space and time, and it is the symbol where space and time disintegrate and meet the Singularity called OM. Om
That which is without letters (parts) is the Fourth, beyond apprehension through ordinary means, the cessation of the phenomenal world, the auspicious and the non-dual. Thus Om is certainly the Self. He who knows thus enters the Self by the Self. |
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Wonder where Agnideva is? May we request him to join us and add value as he only can?
That which is without letters (parts) is the Fourth, beyond apprehension through ordinary means, the cessation of the phenomenal world, the auspicious and the non-dual. Thus Om is certainly the Self. He who knows thus enters the Self by the Self. |
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Additionally the following mantras from Mahanarayana Upanishad clarify the concept of indicatory emblem of the Lord.
Om Namah Shivaya
That which is without letters (parts) is the Fourth, beyond apprehension through ordinary means, the cessation of the phenomenal world, the auspicious and the non-dual. Thus Om is certainly the Self. He who knows thus enters the Self by the Self. |
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Many thanks for all the replies and the link to the previous thread. The mark (in my opinion) is very profound and can doubtlessly be interpreted on many levels. In your place, I would have no interest in engaging with those who wish to equate the linga with some kind of phallus worship (however they may understand that) for their own malicious or misguided reasons. The linga does not even require defending against such ignorant assertions. Their failure to grasp the importance of it is their loss alone.
I liked the explanation that 'Linga is Jiva', as it indicates, to my mind, the inseparability of the depicted elements with our own condition - at all levels. Movement and stillness and the story of our arisen state. The gateway to birth and death and the release from both are all implicit in this symbol. Namaste |
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Lady Whiskey LyricsArtist: Wishbone AshAlbum: Live Dates She even hates herself sometimes. Keep her clear, for it's Saturday night. Drowns her sorrow, eases her pain, Waits for tomorrow, when she'll do the same again. Lady Whiskey's got a man, her man is just like her - Tries to fit the key in the door When he comes home Saturday night. Drowns his sorrow, eases his pain, Waits for tomorrow, when he'll do the same again. Lady Whiskey's got a son, got a daughter, too. Son don't play, but the daughter's on the way When she comes home Saturday night. Lady Whiskey, she gets sick when she goes downtown. One day drink's gonna put her down - She won't come home Saturday night.
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No, You WaitSubmitted by SurfCityTom on Wed, 07/22/2009 - 5:45am.
have you considered the funds which were pulled back from the state Community College System by the former Governor? Have you considered the funds which would be available had the sitting Governor had some vision as to how this state should be governed?
No Wait. Funding for Mrs. Easley's new position at NC State or funding for out of country working vacations were probably critical uses for which Community College funds were diverted.
I guess it's called a higher and better use. Keep the only program of its type on the East Coast afloat OR remove funds for such high uses as a job for the former State First Lady?
No, Wait again. How about funding cell phones for recipients of Section 8 Housing or Food Stamps. Certainly that must be a higher and better use? Right?
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All good info. Mike just e-mailed to let me know that he was @ the TAS and would get back to me with his recommendation(s) when he returns. Thanks to whoever alerted him
So...I noticed that the DW website indicates the same motor requirements for both the 6mm 38" planes and the 9mm 40" planes. Both sizes show 150w - 200w motors with the same battery recommendations. Anyone on here fly a 38" 6mm Juka and a 40" 9mm Juka on the same set-up? |
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If you want bang for the buck it is hard to beat the BP2217-8 from BP Hobbies at $25, This motor pulls a solid 52 ounces thrust on 3 cell with a 10x4.7 prop. If this doesn't fully satisfy, the SonicElectric 2820-1050 (Which is actually a 2220 size) pulls a solid 57 ounces thrust on the same prop but out accellerates the BP about 2 to 1 (accelleration is important for uber 3D!). It will also run a good 500 RPM higher. It's $35 and the only motors I have found that come close to this performance are at least $20 more. The SonicElectric does have some quality issues but these can be resolved. Sorry for the delayed response, I'm currently in Italy with Medievil access to the internet. Enjoy! |
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Hey Flop, since I told Mike Morgan I'm getting one, he emailed me the vimeo of Gabe flying your 40" Juka...dude, that's sick!! Can I ask ya a few q's on your 40" Juka? 1st, what batts you using (I assume either 1000 or 1300mah)? What power system? I saw saw the landing gear on... doesn't that add weight and move the cg fwd? Dampen performance any? The color scheme...decals or paint (nice, btw)? Lastly...I've been huckin my 48" Juka around for about a doz packs now & really love it. I'm a heli guy and it reminds me of a fixed-wing heli (??). She has the Dynamo combo & the LG on, and a Sky lipo 2200mah. Do you have one? I was wondering how the two models compared. thx bro Jeff |
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Jeff, I'm using 1000mah packs in mine, 1350s work great also. The landing gear adds about 20 grams or so but it's worth it. Looks good, better for orientation and you can takeoff and land like a proper model.
The paint is Sharpy paint pens. I had a 48" Juka long time ago. I like the toss about 40" size for general huckin' fun. I have a 55" Juka that I've put on hold because I had another project that came up. Actually now that I think about it I might tune up the big Juka this weekend. |
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Thx Flop...I thought if I add the LG, which I will, then to shave back some wt I'll just go 1000mah Dude I'm gonna have it delivered to you so you can decorate it....great job!!! |
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http://www.amazon.com/Advantage-4-Ou...021883&sr=1-59 Those work pretty well. But lately I've been using the paint pens. The down side to the paint pens is they are pricey. BTW the acrylic paints are pretty water resistant but surprisingly the paint pens smudge when wet. An easy way to get more striking contrasts is to use regular black sharpie for pinstriping. Leave a little white space between colors and stripes for max effect. |
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Saint Eutyches the Senator
Imperial Roman senator. During the persecutions of Diocletian he was exposed as a Christian. He was removed from office, arrested, tortured and martyred.
- limbs hacked off and his body hung up to bleed to death
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Pictures are fantastic!
Wow Eric, the pictures are so great! And you look fantastic. The baby picture looks like it could be in National Geo. He looks about Alyse's age. Be careful! We love you!
Settling In
Yesterday I spent most of the day just wandering around. On foot, this time. Starting out from KSR, I just headed out at random, turning down alleys and side streets, getting away from the immediate tourist area. It was interesting to see the locals just going about their lives, not catering to tourists. I left the camera behind as it sometimes gets in the way of seeing things. You're always looking for a good shot instead of just looking. Since I stayed away from the tourist sights, there were no touts to be seen. The only interactions I had were nods and smiles.
After 3 or 4 hours of walking, I ended up back on KSR, and was about to call it a day when I bumped into Savina, the girl I'd met at the airport. We ended up getting together for dinner, and catching up on each other's adventures while gorging on great Thai food. I came away with some great advice on getting around on the local buses, and she left amazed by my idiocy with the tuk-tuks. Overall, my best day so far.
This morning I tried to line up a place to stay on arrival in Yangon, Myanmar. I haven't heard back from them yet, so for now the plan is to show up on their doorstep and beg for a room.
After lunch today I headed for the river, looking to catch a boat down to the Grand Palace and Wat Pho, home of the giant reclining Bhudda. I eventually found the dock, paid my 18 bhat, and headed off. If you ever end up in Bangkok, I recommend traveling on the river when possible. Cool(ish) breeze, away from the constant spew of exhaust on the streets, fast, and an interesting preview of life along the river.
In the end, I only managed to see Wat Pho. I got so caught up with everything there that I ran out of time to get into the Grand Palace before they shut the gate for the day. Not that big a deal as I'll be back in Bangkok at various points during the trip and will have a chance to catch it again.
Wat Pho was great. Home of a 45 meter long, gold plated reclining Buddha. I wasn't expecting much, but it's actually really impressive in person. Not just a tourist attraction, but an active Buddhist temple, worshipers mix in with the tourists, lighting incense and candles, and offering alms. In the midst of all the video taping and flashes, they just do what they came for.
Since it's spread out over several acres, Wat Pho never felt crowded, no matter how many tour buses arrived. It's an amazingly peaceful place, especially once you get away from reclining Buddha, the main attraction. I wandered for hours, just taking it all in. There are numerous minor temples, often empty or with a lone worshiper. I spent quite a bit of time in them, seeking relief from the sun, and just enjoying the peacefulness of it. Always under the watchful eyes of golden Buddhas of course. As you'll see from the pictures, there's no escaping him. He's literally everywhere.
I was pretty burnt by the end. I ended up scoring a seat in the shade, resting against a tree, and just people watching while I cooled off, gave my feet a break and killed off another bottle of water.
Two tout experiences today. The first on the way to the temple. He tried the "temple is closed" opening gambit. I told him he was wrong and kept walking. I must have had an interesting expression on my face, as he gave up right then. I shed the second one by lying repeatedly. Every time he tried to get traction, I answered with whatever I thought would stump him. "You see Grand Palace?" "Yep, 4 times." "Oh, um, you like shopping?" "I spent all my money already and I'm going home tomorrow." He dropped off after about a hundred yards. It was kinda fun actually.
Also got my first taste of haggling today. After perspiration induced sunscreen failure at Wat Pho, I decided it would be smart to invest in a hat. I picked out a baseball cap at a vendor outside the temple and asked how much. She started with 350 bhat. I countered with 100, and she looked at me like I'd just suggested she sell me her baby. She countered, then I countered and so on, with each of my offers resulting in reactions from her that made it clear I was stealing food from her children's mouths. In the end I paid 200 bhat (less than $5), which was probably still 50 bhat more than a skilled haggler would have paid, but I had fun and the extra dollar definitely meant more to her than me.
Looking back over my first few days, I realized all the things that were so frustrating or daunting, only were the first time. The foreignness of it all amplifies how difficult things might seem, but once you do it, every time after is easy.
I'm catching a flight to Yangon tomorrow. Internet access is sketchier there, but I should be able to send updates fairly often. Mom, that means don't worry if you don't hear anything for a few days! Really. Probably no pictures though, unless I find a broadband connection.
Next update from Myanmar.
I agree-- love the baby pic!
Hi Eric! That baby picture is truly spectacular-- you could make some money with that one. And not in a creepy way. :>
Sounds like you're having a ball over there. It's a pleasure to get to read about your (mis)adventures. Can't wait to hear more!
Be safe in Yangon. And have some pho for me. Mark claims that if things ever don't work out with us, he's going to marry a Vietnamese woman so he can have homemade pho whenever he wants.
I have disabused him of this notion. :>
Still, the pho aspect was compelling, I have to admit. Maybe you could manage to get a recipe for us... that way, everybody wins. (And, of course, HE will be making the pho for ME).
Kate :>
Okay, have pho-equivalent
I was thinking Yangon was toward the Cambodia/Vietnam side... looking at the map, I see that I could not have been more wrong. I certainly hope your understanding of Asian geography is better than mine, or this here blog is gonna get a LOT more interesting... :>


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You can post here your creations as well!
I'm gonna be posting drawings of users avatars set in this other world. Hopefully you guys might help give your avatars a back-story…
(Also please if you're gonna ask someone a request, pm them. I don't want thread filled with cluster fucks of requests)
Anyways lets see where this goes! And I shall post the first drawing!
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Opening reception: Monday, April 15, 4-5 p.m.
Posters from Spain's fight against fascism in the 1930s.
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Candlelight vigil with special guests who have escaped from modern-day slavery.
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As your APAGS Diversity Focus Member-at-Large, I will apply my efforts to the areas of:
OUTREACH, to increase representation of and participation from diverse groups of graduate students in APAGS
DIALOGUE, to discuss and partner with existing diversity-focused efforts within APAGS, and more broadly in APA, thus increasing the strength of our own efforts
PROGRAMMING, informed by Outreach and Dialogue initiatives, in order to meet the needs of diverse graduate students
I'm not sure whether others have experienced this, but the functioning of governing bodies is often somewhat confusing to me. I have slowly become familiar with APAGS and APA over the years, but sometimes it feels like I'm still learning about new projects and programs that I wish I had known about earlier on in my graduate school career. When I saw this video on internship interview tips, I thought that it would be great to have a similar interactive infographic about the workings of APAGS for first year students (or any students who remain confused or need reminding, like myself!) to receive upon entering their graduate programs. As your APAGS Diversity Focus Member-at-Large, I will work to create a captivating video on the structure of APAGS to be made available to graduate students in order to clarify the functioning of APAGS within APA, promote the benefits of becoming an APAGS member, and highlight the opportunities that APAGS makes available to graduate students. This would be a key way to increase our outreach and include students of all backgrounds in the continued development and improvement of our profession.
As your Diversity Focus Member-at-Large, I plan to increase intradisciplinary dialogue across initiatives and interest groups within APAGS and APA. More specifically, I would like to align my workings in APAGS with those of the Board for the Advancement of Psychology in the Public Interest (BAPPI) as diversity and social justice issues share many common goals.
On the current APAGS website, under 'What is APAGS Doing for You?', there is important information on Graduate Student Funding, the Internship Crisis, and LGBT Students. As your Diversity Focus Member-at-Large, I will work to include additional information on other issues of diversity -- ethnic and racial minorities, immigrant graduate students, international graduate students, and graduate students with disabilities -- and how I am working to increase programming for these and other groups. In this way, you will know what our team is working on and can alert us to blind spots in our programming endeavors.
Why Diversity?
As a biracial child attending a predominantly white parochial school, I first understood diversity through my early experiences. Requests by my peers to touch my hair and often being asked 'what are you?' or whether I had been adopted reminded me of the differences between my classmates and myself. Growing up on two different sides of town, I experienced distinctive customs, styles of communication, and cultures. I enjoyed having 'both', yet questioned the disparities that existed between neighborhoods for no apparent reason except that one was black and one was white. Although my mother was the granddaughter of Irish immigrants, the struggle of working class white people did not seem quite as punishing as the realities black people faced. At school, I felt alone in my consciousness of the experiences of black people -- as if i were a perpetual outsider in some fundamental ways. During high school, I became part of a unique group of friends. Nicknamed the 'United Nations', we were mixed-race or first generation children of immigrants. The variety of our experiences and the different languages we spoke inspired me to know the world beyond my two neighborhoods.
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Easy, inexpensive redo for concrete retaining wall?
Anybody have a good idea on what I could do to make this concrete retaining wall look better, in terms of possibly staining it or perhaps a stucco finish? I need a solution that's not expensive and something I could do myself i.e. fairly simple. Thanks!
You could put a stone facing on it. Thin stone could be mortared to the wall and steps, and it is easy enough to do yourself. Make sure the footing of the wall is wide enough to support the facing.
Don-I'd been thinking about planting something that would hang over it. I didn't know about creeping phlox. Thanks for the suggestion.
Twinkle-Stone would look real nice. I wonder where I could find it. The footing is about 8", I'll have to measure it. Thanks.
Sowngrow, I've got a raised bed with limestone edges and have some oregano and catmint trailing over the edge. Creeping rosemary would work too. Any of those would help soften the edge, and should be happy in the Texas heat. (And the rosemary is evergreen)
i would plant in front of the wall - some shrubs along with some tall flowers and grasses... and plant hanging/draping plants above the wall... the two combinations would add some cover... vines or moss would be cool too...i think it would be cheaper to hide the wall with plants than to refinish it...i think the wall gives you a great dimension to work with...you are in texas so check out lady bird johnson wildflower center web site... great site for everyone but particularly for you texans...
Here is a link that might be useful: lady bird johnson wildflower center
Don't know how 'easy' you are looking for, or the look you are trying to achieve, but check out what they are doing over in the Hypertufa forum!
Here is a link that might be useful: concrete wall cover-up!
I actually like the idea of stuccoing it, although it might be hard to keep it clean. I can't really tell what style the house is, so I'd hesitate to suggest anything too specific. The planting ideas would work nicely, and pull together a really good look for the front area--it looks like you're just getting started on landscaping. Do you have an overall plan yet?
Is there room for a bench or seating in the upper area by the front door? If you like the idea of spending time in the front yard relaxing, I'd be tempted to plant a hedge at the base of the wall that would be a foot higher than the wall so that the upper area could be a little "room". I'd make it the herb garden!
If you stain it...well, it's hard to get right and it's hard to fix if you don't. It's not a bad-looking wall. I think it'll be fine once it's dressed up with more plantings. It's a neat layout overall...too many possibilities...hard to concentrate on JUST the wall!
sowngrow: I know what I'd do if it were mine. I'd paint it
to look like a brick wall. In your case, you don't even have to paint the mortar part, that would be between real bricks--your cement wall is the color of mortar. So, just lay out the wall--marking brick sized rectangles, and leaving a half-inch (like mortar) between each, then paint in the brick-sized rectangles. Use brick-red latex paint, and a steel (or any other metal) yardstick for a guide, so you don't have a bunch of freehand work. Wipe the metal yardstick off with a wet cloth after each section is done, so it doesn't smear as you move on. It will look great in contrast with your cement steps and sidewalk--OR--if you like the looks of it, make the steps and sidewalk look like brick, also!! Then post the "after" picture here, alongside
the "before" picture you posted. I've always wanted to paint a cement wall to look like a brick wall, but I don't have one to paint. You do.
marylandmojo-sounds like a great idea. Do you know of a paint that would be good to use? This wall obviously gets wet from behind so to speak, because this yard slopes down to the lake and there's quite a bit of humidity from the lake, most of the time. The only time I've ever painted cement, I ended up with it peeling shortly thereafter.
As I look at the wall, I'm wondering what your average annual rainfall is in your location. Possibly it holds rainwater from higher ground. I also don't see any weep holes in the wall so moisture/rainwater can escape Ordinarily, my idea is that cement readily accepts paint. Depending on the texture of the cement--and yours looks plenty weathered
and porous--it should accept it, except for the fact that id may be regularly, or periodically, damp. I'll have to think on that.
sowngrow: Well, I've been thinking. Since we now have a TWOFOLD question--what to do with a wall, AND a wall on a slope that may retain water, let's deal with the water retention first. You seem to have a solid concrete wall, so I wouldn't be nearly as concerned about it accepting (and holding paint) as I would a block wall. There are plenty of good water-based paints (thin, and clean up with water) that adhere to concrete. You have only to call your paint store and have them point out WHICH paint they recommend--and if they're guaranteed not to peel. People have been painting concrete steps and porches for years--not only concrete, BUT, concrete that receives heavy foot traffic, and most of it wears extremely well. You don't even have to worry about the foot traffic--you have a wall. You can mention the part about the water retention, but I doubt whether that will be a factor. If they think it is, they'll probably try and sell you a water-sealant paint (like you would paint a leaky basement with), and you MAY not need it. You be the judge--taking into consideration that paint that holds back water is 2 or 3 times as expensive as regular latex paint. If you're still concerned after conferring with your paint store, buy some latex paint (listening to their recommendations, somewhat) and paint the TOP of the wall. Let it stand a year or so--through your rainy season, and through Winter, and see if you're satisfied with it. If so, continue the pattern on the face of the wall. I'd certainly give it a try, if it were me. I'd at least talk to someone knowledgable at a good paint store--not someone in the paint department at Wal-Mart.


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On her October 7 broadcast, CNN's Connie Chung took a U.S. congressmember to task for doubting George W. Bush.
After Rep. Mike Thompson (D.-Calif.) told Chung that there seemed to be no evidence that Iraq posed an immediate danger to the people of the United States or its allies, the anchor responded, "Well, let's listen to something that President Bush said tonight, and you tell me if this doesn't provide you with the evidence that you want."
She then aired a clip from the speech that Bush made in Cincinnati:
We've learned that Iraq has trained al Qaeda members in bomb-making, in poisons and deadly gases. And we know that after September 11, Saddam Hussein's regime gleefully celebrated the terrorist attacks on America.
After this soundbite, Chung continued: "Congressman, doesn't that tell you that an invasion of Iraq is justified?"
Thompson began to respond: "Connie, we haven't seen any proof that any of this has happened. I have sat through all the classified briefings on the Armed Services...."
But this questioning of what Bush said appeared to be too much for Chung. She interrupted Thompson's answer, saying, "You mean you don't believe what President Bush just said? With all due respect...you know... I mean, what..."
Faced with Chung's obvious alarm that someone might not take Bush's word as definitive proof, Thompson tried to reassure her: "No, no, that's not what I said.... I said that there has been nothing in the committee hearing briefings that have substantiated this. If there is substantiation, we need to see that in Congress, not hear it over the television monitor."
Later in the broadcast, Chung returned to the question of whether Thompson trusted Bush, suggesting that skepticism toward Bush was equivalent to an endorsement of Saddam Hussein:
Rather than insinuating that it's unpatriotic to question a commander in chief, Chung might better have looked into the question of whether or not Bush's statements on Iraq have been trustworthy. That was the approach taken by two reporters for the Knight-Ridder newspaper chain, Warren Strobel and Jonathan Landay, who interviewed more than a dozen military, intelligence and diplomatic officials on this question (10/8/02):
According to Strobel and Landay, none of the officials they interviewed disagreed with this assessment.
The Knight-Ridder story addresses the very issue on which Chung chided Thompson for doubting Bush: "The officials said there's no ironclad evidence that the Iraqi regime and the terrorist network are working together or that Saddam has ever contemplated giving chemical or biological weapons to Al Qaeda, with whom he has deep ideological differences."
While it's Chung's job to ask tough questions of politicians like Thompson, asking him how he dares to contradict another government official is hardly the way to go about it. A skeptical response to official claims is something Chung would do well to emulate, not attack.
ACTION: Please encourage Connie Chung to show more skepticism of official pronouncements-- rather than criticizing those who demonstrate such skepticism.
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JASPER – The Jasper district of the Indiana State Police has announced that their three newest troopers will be going on solo patrols starting today.
Troopers Ross Johnson, Andrew Watson, and Mitchell Wier we assigned to the Jasper district back in May after their recruit class concluded at the Indiana State Police Academy in Plainfield.
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The 10 best nicknames in baseball history
- A big part of baseball history is the nicknames given to the players, names that so aptly describe their skills or personalities -- or do the opposite -- that they remain in the consciousness long after that player has retired. And with such a rich history of names, Terra has pared the list down to the top 10. Photo: AP in English
- 10. Walter 'The Big Train' Johnson: One of the best pitchers in baseball history, Johnson won 417 games and compiled a Major League-record 110 career shutouts. He earned his nickname for his size -- he was 6-foot-1, 200 pounds in an era when the average player was much smaller -- and for his blazing fastball. Photo: AP in English
- 9. 'Dizzy' Dean: Dean gave several different versions of the story as to how he came about his name, but it was inevitably due to his loud and brash character. His brother, Paul, was nicknamed 'Daffy.' Dean is the last National League pitcher to win 30 games in one season. Photo: AP in English
- 8. 'Cool Papa' Bell: Bell earned his nickname as a 19-year-old, when his teammates awoke him on a train to tell him the newspaper reported he would be the staring pitcher the next day. Bell did not react, and won the game and hit a home run the next day to earn part of his moniker. He earned the other half when St. Louis Stars manager Bill Gatewood said, 'We've got to add something to it. We'll call him Cool Papa.' Photo: AP in English
- 7. Willie 'Hit 'Em Where They Ain't' Keeler: Keeler, who is tied with Pete Rose for the National League's longest hitting streak at 44 games, earned his nickname because he constantly said, 'Keep your eye clear, and hit 'em where they ain't.' Photo: AP in English
- 6. Ty Cobb, 'The Georgia Peach:' Cobb earned his nickname because he was born in Georgia, where the peach is the state fruit. But it may have been a contradictory nickname, because Cobb was anything but a peach on the field of play, as one of the most ferocious and angriest players of his time. Photo: AP in English
- 5. Ozzie Smith, the 'Wizard of Oz:' Ozzie Smith's nickname stems from his first name, of course, and from an acrobatic style on the field that earned him 13 straight Gold Gloves at shortstop. Photo: AP in English
- 4. Mordecai 'Three Fingers' Brown: Brown earned his nickname for obvious reasons, as he lost parts of two fingers on his hand in a farming accident. Brown won 209 games and was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1948. Photo: AP in English
- 3. 'Babe' Ruth, the 'Sultan of Swat:' Ruth earned his most famous nickname as a bonus baby when he signed with Baltimore. He was riding his bike through the training facility when a player said, 'Look at that babe,' and the name stuck. That name morphed into the 'Bambino,' and after he became known for his home run-hitting prowess, he earned the 'Sultan of Swat' moniker. Photo: AP in English
- 2. Ted Williams, the 'Splendid Splinter:' Williams earned his most famous moniker when he came up on account of his thin frame and his ability to hit. He later earned another just as famous nickname, 'Teddy Ballgame.' Photo: AP in English
- 1. Pete Rose, 'Charlie Hustle:' Is there another nickname more suited to its bearer? It was a derisive name at first, as Yankees pitcher Whitey Ford coined the term after Rose sprinted to first base after drawing a walk. Rose did everything all-out, and the name soon stuck. Of course, off the field he's more than lived up to it as well, what with his gambling debts getting him banned for life from baseball. Photo: AP in English
A big part of baseball history is the nicknames given to the players, names that so aptly describe their skills or personalities -- or do the opposite -- that they remain in the consciousness long after that player has retired. And with such a rich history of names, Terra has pared the list down to the top 10.
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Steve and Scott Rice have been baling large squares since they started their commercial alfalfa haymaking business in the late 1990s. This year, though, the Rice brothers, Wilsonville, NE, have added small square bales to diversify their customer base.
With 900 irrigated and 250 dryland acres of their own alfalfa, they also put up another 250 acres of the crop on shares. Dairies east of the Colorado Rockies have been their primary market.
But the marketplace has changed, and the brothers realized they needed to change with it. "We've been hearing a lot of concerns from our dairy customers about how they've been struggling with low milk prices and high input costs," says Steve. "And we've lost some customers in the past couple of years because they've switched to other feed sources due to high hay prices."
"It's not that we're worried to the extent that we're going away from the big bales or the dairy market entirely. But we're thinking that expanding into the small squares now will give us a head start on getting into some new markets."
The Rice brothers see retail feed stores, individual horse owners, zoos and smaller dairies as potential markets for the small bales. Diversifying could help them gain efficiencies for their three semitrailers, as well.
"The economics of long-distance trucking have changed in a variety of ways the last several years," says Scott. "Ten years ago, we were running all the way to the East Coast. But the radius of where we ship has been shrinking. Freight rates have gone up, and it's also getting tougher and tougher for us to line up backhauls. With the small squares, we think there might be some opportunities to develop a few routes where we deliver to several different customers on one trip."
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To get the new venture up and running, they bought a small square baler, a bale packer and a used tractor. "We thought about buying bale-slicing equipment and going at some of these other markets that way," says Scott. "But for the money, it looked like we could do small square bales a lot cheaper."
The game plan for the first year is to start slow, devoting no more than 10-20% of their total production to small squares. "When we pull into a field, we might pull in with the three large square balers and the small square baler. After we bale up a load of small squares, we'll shut down the baler and keep going with the large balers. It comes down to being as efficient as we can. With the large squares (3 x 4 x 8'), we can drop a ton a minute. With the small squares, we can do about a fourth of that."
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As a product designer, it may seem almost morbid to focus on the death of your creation, that part in the lifecycle where things fall apart or get thrown away. But there's the reality, as plain as it can possibly be: your design, regardless of how useful or beautiful it is, is eventual trash. The Brooklyn-based design consultancy called Ecosystems sees kind of a poetry there, and is building a business around that lyrical cycle.
Founder Andrew Personette has made a habit out of gathering perspectives (his art school history indulged as much media as he could get his hands on), and so he was never interested in starting a design firm just by himself. Wanting to rally some collective thought and action around his new venture, Andrew started by posting a help wanted ad on the Craigslist website looking for an intern. His ad read simply:
You love design more than your pet. Your computer is your left hand. You dream of owning your own design firm. You are willing to commit at least 20hrs per week to assisting in the celebration of life.
Matt Tyson read the ad at his home only a few blocks down. It was exactly what he was looking for. Matt wrote back, in part:
Your craigslist post almost has me pegged, except I consider my computer to be my best friend, not my left hand.
From the moment Matt walked in the door, it was clear he was exactly the kind of person Andrew was looking for. "Matt just showed up with a T-shirt and a pair of jeans," Andrew laughs. "So it was definitely a conversation about ideas, you know, it wasn't anything about image." Andrew had met their other partner, an Argentinean-born interior designer named Pablo Souto, through a development course he was taking. Matt played the part of intern for three months, and then came on board as a partner. And in late 2004, the three set out to shape their multidisciplinary firm called Acolyte.
Acolyte delivers what Andrew calls "design services that assist in the celebration of life." It was founded on the ideal that design isn't just about isolated beauty anymore – it's also about paying back the earth. They started to notice that while there were a lot of companies advertising eco-friendly furniture, when they looked further into these companies and their practices, they realized there were a lot of gaps in process and materials. Many of the elements of this supposedly eco-friendly furniture weren't eco-friendly at all. Acolyte decided to embrace the mission of a design that's better not just for the user, but better for the earth at every moment within the process. It wasn't long before they collectively began developing Ecosystems.
Ecosystems is contract furniture that supports sustainability at each step of the design process, from sourcing to delivery. They currently offer only seating, but have plans for many other furniture options. Ecosystems chairs are made from sustainable materials, are the product of automated manufacturing (minimizing fuel waste on large orders), are shipped flat-packed (thereby reducing the packaging time and materials), require tool free assembly (saving time and money), and in the end of what Acolyte calls the chair's "first life," they will pick it up from you and recycle all the materials. Now that's what sustainable design looks like.
The design itself was simple, so the development process, spurred on by the impending date of the two major furniture trade show ICFF and NeoCon, went lightning fast. The first came up with a seating solution called Tandem 1, which functioned as a sort of proof of concept for a multiple seating application. Then, taking those ideas about materials and efficiency and pushing the framework of Tandem 1 even further, they evolved the design into one of their current offerings called Bamba. Bamba is the most effective way to make two unique chairs out of a single piece of bamboo: the arm, the seat and the back all come out of the chair's side profile.
Assembly and distribution were other issues that had to be considered from a sustainability perspective. They had an idea to make hardware that a user could just snap it together, and then flat-pack it to minimize shipping waste. "If you've ever ordered contract furniture, oh my god!" says Andrew. "You're practically throwing away another piece of furniture from the shipping material alone!"
The first time Pablo, Andrew and Matt saw their brand-new chair was at their first trade show. It was the first time the world saw it as well. "We actually didn't see our furniture together, complete, until we set it up for the furniture show," says Andrew. "There were two days to set up for the show, and we set up the last day. We had old versions of the hardware, we had old versions of the fabric, but the new versions… that was the first time we saw it all come together."
"It was a wonderful expression of our system," says Matt. "We can locally manufacture anywhere and do it quickly."
"Yeah, we just all got there and we're like, okay, you've got these components, I have these components, and it worked because it's mechanically patched," Andrew says. "And that means that if a piece did get damaged I could just replace that one piece. That's a huge environmental point, and it allows for customization." Ecosystems was a hit at the tradeshows, even if the live grass they imported into the booth reeked of fertilizer.
"What really gets me going is working towards a larger purpose," says Matt. "I've always been into design, but what got me into industrial design itself was that I love to solve problems and to try to find new angles to observe things. When I'm walking down the street and I'm seeing things happening, I'm also asking myself what I'm not seeing. I feel like as designers, we need to be really present to the fact that everything we create will become trash at some point. There's a large responsibility in that."
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• The minutes from the April meeting were delivered last week to the Victoria Advocate via email in response to a public information record request. Along with meeting minutes, the Advocate requested all written correspondence between UHV Faculty Senate President Ron Salazar and UH System Chancellor Renu Khator, who also serves as president for the University of Houston; and the draft meeting minutes from a March 14 UHV Faculty Senate meeting where a no-confidence vote of UHV President Philip Castille was taken.
The UH System is seeking an opinion from the attorney general concerning the written correspondence request. The Advocate began requesting meetings minutes from the UHV Faculty Council and Senate shortly after former UHV President Phil Castille was ousted by the chancellor in March. UH has not provided the Faculty Senate meeting minutes because it contends they have not been approved. UH argues that the draft meeting minutes are protected under Texas Government Code 552.111, the deliberative process privilege.
• The attorney general extended the period for issuing a decision concerning the Faculty Senate draft minutes requested by 10 days for additional time to research the legal issues raised by the UH.
• In their request for an opinion, the UH System stated that the UHV Faculty Senate meets at least once each month during the a regular academic year. The UH System argued that the minutes cannot be released because they had not been approved at the time of the request.
Castille stood against the approved changes coming to UHV, which include the absorption of the portion of the UHV School of Nursing in Sugar Land and the removal of UHV programs from the Fort Bend County campus.
While the University of Houston System was developing a plan to move the University of Houston-Victoria out of Houston and Sugar Land, campus faculty members were looking at ways to improve enrollment in the Houston area.
According to minutes from a UHV Faculty Council meeting April 4, the shared governance body approved a proposal to the University of Houston System asking for financial support to conduct a study of the potential market for academic programs in Houston.
"This motion is made to address the significant interruption in the delivery of academic programs in Sugar Land and the need to move them to one or more locations and the need to build on investments in higher education already made by the U of H System," stated Paul Carlson, UHV professor of education, according to the approved minutes.
Less than a month later, the UH System announced a plan to separate UHV from all of its extension operations in Houston. Charles Alcorn, UHV director of corporate and foundation relations, was named chairman of a work group comprised of community leaders charged with determining how to grow the university at its Victoria location rather than in Houston.
Phil Castille, former UHV president who was ousted from his position in March by UH System Chancellor and UH President Renu Khator, said the minutes show "the UHV Faculty Senate received false assurances from the UH System leadership."
"The system's real plan all along appears to have been the annexation or elimination of UHV's extended academic programs in Sugar Land and other Houston sites - so far without any compensation for our losses," Castille said in an emailed statement. "This was my fear and worry from the beginning, when the UH takeover of UHSL was first announced last December. I think most faculty now understand what an unfair and one-sided deal this is for UHV."
Richard Bonnin, UH System spokesman, said, "These are issues that will be addressed by the transition committee."
The Advocate recently obtained the meeting minutes via a state open-records request.
Asked about the conflicting directions revealed by the minutes, UHV Provost Jeffrey Cass said the new work groups needed time to do their job. "Nothing has been firmly decided," he said.
"I know people are anxious to know the future of UHV, but we've got to let people do their work without any added pressure," Cass said.
UHV currently provides face-to-face classes at the UH System campuses in Katy, the Woodlands, Cinco Ranch and Sugar Land.
Thirty-one percent of UHV's face-to-face teaching occurs in Fort Bend County, and 53 percent of its faculty offices are in Sugar Land.
In the April 4 meeting, Faculty Council Chairman Ron Salazar touted improved relations with faculty.
"The current mood of administration is unprecedented," Salazar stated, according to the minutes. "I saw current administration as willing to listen more than any before."
It was unclear which administration Salazar referred to. Khator has served as UH System chancellor and UH president since January 2008. Khator ousted Castille as UHV president in March because, in part, he opposed the system's plan to strip the university of its ability to offer programs in Sugar Land.
In the Faculty Senate President Updates and Issues portion of the meeting, the minutes state that while the UHV administration is "on notice" from the chancellor, now is the time for their voices to be heard.
Salazar and Carlson did not return calls from the Advocate for comment.
"We can shape our future," the minutes state. "Ron's approach with administration has been to put major issues on the table, wait for council meetings, hear from the schools, address the issues as a body."


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TDKR for me.
There's always been this clear distinction in my mind between BB and TDK.
BB was the more emotional and personal story. It was Bruce's story from the word go, and it had a lot of heart. It wasn't driven by an overly complex plot - it had a simple but powerful one. And it was a bit more fun... it wasn't afraid of being 'too Batman', or making some silly jokes.
TDK felt more like a story about society, represented thought this ensemble of characters, of which Bruce was just one. It had an intricate plot that made the audience think, it presented us with some powerful themes, and it had some great action sequences and acting performances... and it lost most of it's silliness. It seemed like it was shying away from being too 'comic booky'. It was the 'grown up' Batman movie.
With TDKR, I feel like the got they balance smack bang between the two.
Bruce's personal story was back in force. The emotion and heart was back. Some simpler story elements were back. Even some of the silliness was back.
And it felt like a Batman movie again. I felt like a big kid watching it, jumping up and down in my seat when The Bat flew out of that alleyway followed by the line 'are you sure it was him?' It's one of those moments where you just wanna jump up and down yelling 'Batman is sooooo coool!'
And THAT'S how a Batman film should make me feel.
Yet somehow, while bringing those things back from the first film (but even bigger and better), they managed to retain their use of intricate plots and powerful themes from the second. They managed to keep enough of the 'adult' stuff from TDK that it still makes the audience think, and still is a mirror of society in places.
It's just not 'ground in realism' as much as TDK. It has moments that are completely ridiculously over the top. That only work in the world of a superhero, where he always will be the one to defeat the impossible prison, or defeat the bad guy, or cheat death.
Which is exactly what a truly great superhero film should never try to avoid
Whenever I used to do fave movie lists, i'd always put BB/TDK together. Because I could never decide which I prefered... it was like choosing between one type of movie or another.
TDKR IS the two of them combined for me, and so it's very easy for me to put it above them both.
I think back to my father. As a farmer, he had a natural understanding for the Earth. I remember him telling me this world is capable of providing for all its creatures. Even now, with so many more people, there exists enough food for everyone.
"The problem," Pa used to say, "is people. As far back as we go, we've always had problems with sharing. Seems everyone's too busy holding on to what they've got to care how their neighbors are doing."
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