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This happened about 5 years ago. I was going home by the subway, and after Yorkdale station, the cart became really empty, and there were just myself and an older (looked to be in his 60s) man in the cart.
He began by being rather grandfatherly (I was 19, but looked much younger), asking if I go to school, and how my summer was. He then asked if I had a boyfriend. I was rather confused and naive, so I just answered honestly, saying no, I do not. He then smiled really big, went "yeah?", and proceeded to fondle himself through his pants. I was really scared at this point, but I was sorta paralyzed and just didn't know what to do. Finally, the train pulled into Downsview station (last one on the line) and I just bolted out the door.
I didn't tell anyone about this because I rationalized that it wasn't a big deal, he didn't touch me, and it's not like I have any proof. Looking back at it now, I know I should have tried to get a conductor, but the fact that I had no proof still would make me hesitate to tell another stranger.
Another thing that really stuck with me about this incident is how small that man is. His dick was literally the size of my thumb. This information doesn't have much relevance to the story, but I somehow remember it quite distinctly.
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In a scrum after council voted to put a light rail line on Sheppard Ave. E., and not a subway, Mayor Rob Ford advised Premier Dalton McGuinty to withold the funding.
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Off the shelf components?
I seem to remember reading that the cost was largely down to the wide scale use of off the shelf technical parts rather than the NASA method of R&D to customise a mission and invent new technologies.
If this is the case then it would be a lot cheaper, but perhaps a bit more limiting, than other nations efforts.
Still, getting to mars is nothing to be sniffed at but does question how much R&D was done by India for this achievment as there has been great play made about how this will benefit their country.
Anyhow, well done India. The human race needs to be out there.


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Increased production of vascular endothelial growth factor in the lesions of atopic dermatitis
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Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a chronic inflammatory skin disease characterized by severe itching, erythema and edema resistant to anti-histamine therapy. Vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) is a potent agent that causes hyperpermeability of blood vessels and endothelial cell proliferation, and might be involved in the persisting erythema and edema in AD. In this study, we used extraction of stratum corneum with physiological saline to detect VEGF produced in the lesions of AD. Biological activity of VEGF was assayed by proliferation of cultured human umbilical vein endothelial cells in vitro. As a result, we found that the amount of VEGF produced in lesional scales was approximately 25 times higher than that in normal stratum corneum. Moreover, VEGF 121 isoform that exclusively induces hyperpermeability of blood vessels was a predominant component in the lesional scales suggesting that this factor plays an important role in the persisting erythema and edema in the AD lesions.
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- Increased production of vascular endothelial growth factor in the lesions of atopic dermatitis
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Archives of Dermatological Research
Volume 297, Issue 9 , pp 425-429
- Cover Date
- 2006-03-01
- 10.1007/s00403-006-0641-9
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- 0340-3696
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- Yan Zhang (1)
- Hiroaki Matsuo (1)
- Eishin Morita (1)
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- 1. Department of Dermatology, School of Medicine, Shimane University, 89-1 Enya-cho, Izumo, 693-8501, Shimane, Japan


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Haha, I love that game. Though I havn't been able to play in a long time. Other things are taking over my life right now. But it is addicting. I spent 3 days playing it, with no sleep and such.
Cool me too, kind of, not really, but i still do
Haha, well that's good I guess. Uhh, but lately I have been into Fable more then anything. ((Yeah just a little off topic sorry ^^'))
i forgive you lol
Forgivness is sweet XD But yeah, it was funny while getting Oblivion. Never go to Walmart for games, because they are idiots. My dad is standing next to me, while I buy this, he even asked the lady to get it. Well I go to pay for it, and she stops me, and says I can't buy it because I don't have parental permission. So my dad was about to say something, but she went to go put the game back. She came back and told her that he was my dad, and the lady flipped out and left. We ended up going somewhere else, I can't remember where though.
well that must of sucked.. but back to oblivion, i think shivering expansion pack is weird(though i have never played it :P )


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The location was good and the room assigned to us was well away from noise which was good, There was an elevator or we could not have stayed on the third floor.
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the location is wonderfull it has alot of store and atraction to go in the area .
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The location is nice, located near shopping centers.
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The Suburban Extended Stay Hotel Orlando North is conveniently located minutes from downtown Orlando. This Casselberry, FL hotel is also close to attractions like Walt Disney World, Sea World Orlando, Universal Studios Florida, Universal's Islands of Adventure theme park and Wet 'n Wild water park.
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The noise levels due to residents walking around, talking, riding bicycles, and children running around the veranda was incessant, even up to 3am on my first night. Was noisy at intermittent times the rest of my stay.
The location was good and the room assigned to us was well away from noise which was good, There was an elevator or we could not have stayed on the third floor.
the burners were corroded and did not work. There was no glassware or silverware, dishcloth, towel, toaster, or pans. There was one plate and two saucers. there was a blanket on one bed and not the other, chairs and curtains were ripped
Good location. Was probably a nice place at one time but it has issues.
A/C didn't work nor did the heat. Fan only. Turned it off and it leaked all over the carpet. Had to put a pot under it. Kitchenette was filthy.
Some guests may be filthy rich but we like the filthy ones, that's why so many of us stay at this dump.
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The Kitchen had 1 plate and a knife, I had to go buy things at the dollar store after asking 10 times at the front desk. Beds are HARD Towels are stained and don't look clean, after I bleached them they were white again. Room was very dirty walls, doors and kitchen area, toilet wasn't cleaned had a dirty ring (I'm a Maid and this was the worst cleaning EVER) I had to Bleach the walls, doors, clean the floors (made my white socks BLACK. Kids will mess around and Knock on your DOOR early at 5am or Late at night and thing its funny The Maid will leave your door opened and anyone can come in your room. When you walk passed other rooms smell like animal PEE
Dirty from carpet ,walls ,towels,bathtub roaches,we got bit up from bed bugs we ask for refund they didn't have any more clean room I was charge witch it should of been free customer satisfaction I am very itchy and up set.
the location is wonderfull it has alot of store and atraction to go in the area .
The cleanliness is very poor it has mold and the sheets are dirty and also the people hanging around the area. The police had to come in the facilty more than once cause people making too much noise .. I really did not like it but I only stay one night and one night dont hurt , but honestly for a weekend stay is not recomended ... Dont feel safe Sorry need updateding.
The location is nice, located near shopping centers.
Customer service....... NOT so much. Upon check in I was told the double I booked would be 1 full sized bed because the singles were twin sized and the full was equal to "double" twin beds. After I was upgraded to the double I had originally booked, I had to mop the floor because it was very dirty and the room or the air conditioner smelled as if there has been a pet in the room. An issue occurred and I had to extend my stay, at this time the young lady at the desk continued to watch her soap opera on the computer then helped me when it was over.
We got a full refund and a nicer hotel that he told us about the days inn 5mile up the road
When we checked in the first set of rooms the first had no bed the second room had cockroaches so I went to the desk so he tried to give us different rooms while walking to the other rooms to look at two men where trying to stab each other and the rooms while peppered the big and small cockroaches so we went back to the desk and he gave us a full refund
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Full of roaches, flys and fleas...need a tent..the smell was awful
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Sink would not drain, toilet was gross, and water stank in the shower.
Everything, this place was a dump. You need to take it off your booking site or at least mention that it is a facility for ppl w/o money to live long term. No hot water in shower, uncaring staff, unclean rooms, kids running around all day. wifi worked well though. I tried to find another place to stay but everything was booked.
The staff was very friendly. The room is convenient for individuals looking for a room that includes a kitchen while on a budget.
The room could have been more clean. It wasn't filthy, but my boyfriend and I did notice a thin layer of grime on top of the refrigerator and one roach.


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Last year, I grew the bush variety due to space but this year I grew the Waltham Butternut. Wow is butternut slow. Both varieties take a long time to get their female flowers. All my other cucurbits have had female flowers but it just bloomed its males. So to my question: how long from pollination to full grown (still green but done growing)? Should see females on it any day. All my cucurbits suffered a slow start due to a cold June but they have bounced back now. Looks like I will have a lot of spaghetti squashes. Those plants are putting out females left and right :). Thanks!
butternut is my fave, i have not ever grown them, this year i saved seeds from one i got at the store. i have two plants and they also just last week got the female flowers. today i have 5 just on the one plant. kinda all at once, i had also wondered if they would do anything, so maybe it is just the way they are. good luck!!!
Butternut is from the c. moschata species of squash, which includes others such as Long Island Cheese and Tahitian Melon. The species is originally from a tropical environment and is slower to grow in cool environments. It is also slower to spring back after a drought. However, it has the great advantage of superior insect resistance. Here in Oklahoma, I would never be without a c. moschata of some sort. Others, such as the c. pepo species (zucchini, spaghetti, acorn, Connecticut Field, Baby Pam, etc.) are somewhat iffy here. It's a challenge to get them past the squash vine borers and squash bugs. C. maxima varieties (Hubbard, Big Max, Turk's Turban, Candy Roaster, Delicious, etc.) are a lost cause here. The c. maxima species is the most susceptible to pests.
Now, if a person lives out on the West Coast, where there are no squash vine borers, these other species should be far more attractive. C. maximas are often the very best for eating quality. C. pepos can be excellent and, that species has a ton of varieties.
I'm originally from NJ, and though we could grow the c. pepo squash, and even sometimes succeeded with c. maximas, I would still highly favor c. moschatas for that region. Here in Oklahoma, and indeed, in much of the South, I'd always favor c. moschata or, another species, which I haven't yet mentioned, c. agryosperma (primarily Cushaws).
Below is a link to a more detailed write up on this.
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Here is a link that might be useful: Catagories of squash
George, Butternut is my absolute favorite! If I can figure out how to grow it in my area, due to the short season, I will be thrilled :). Some of the local farmers grow it but they have greenhouses. I might try constructing a structure so I can plant it in the ground May 1st. Our Junes seem to have a cold spell.
I planted Waltham Butternuts in Z6 NY, in mid may. They grew much slower than any of the other cucurbits I planted and took a long time to flower, and did not flower prolifically, however I do have a few fruits ripening up now. I guess that's not a bad time frame, but it was definitely slower than the rest. The cucurbits dont seem to mind a little cold, at least not like the peppers and eggplants and okra.The yield has been poor, I have gotten about one fruit per plant, whereas the pumpkins and acorns on either side are producing a lot, as are the zucchini. I do see some new females on the healthiest vines, but PM is creeping up so we'll see if I get any more. Hopefully those few I get will be super tasty!
I do plan on planting them again next year, for the SVB resistance. In my first garden plot I have spotted 3 SVBs, in pumpkins and Zucchini, but they haven't taken down a main stem yet. I imagine they'll be worse next year, if they can overwinter Z6.
Peter1142, I am lucky and do not have the dreaded SVB. I don't know how you all do it with your pumpkins, zucchinis etc. That would drive me nuts! The Waltham was the slowest for my entire garden this year and is just now flowering. I am more behind than most areas although I planted it indoors May 1st but it was 59 degrees as a high several days in a row in June so I am lucky they survived. Wow, just one fruit per plant. That means I will get about 4. PM is so annoying. Been spraying to prevent and hoping that it stays away.
Thanks, Farmerdill!
I am going to have to do the earlier hybrids. Maybe if my garden was at home, I could plant earlier and watch the weather. Harder at a community garden.
Yeah Zone 6, just now flowering, I would not expect more than 1 per plant... but this is just based on my 1 year's experience so who knows maybe you will be luckier than me! :)
But, they are big and flavorful things....
I'm giving up stressing over the PM... I think it is inevitable, and I am happy with my harvest, only the Zucchini I hope keeps making more until frost.
I have definitely learned this year to always plant the earlier maturing varieties... even if you have the time until frost, there is disease that can take down a plant early, and it often takes longer than it says on the packet.
Actually, butternut has always produced abundantly for me. I grew up in NJ and have gardened in northern Indiana. Peter, where exactly in NY do you live? Are you in the northern tier of the state?
In Indiana I enjoyed growing Ponca Butternut, which had a more restricted growth habit, and, I imagine an earlier maturity date than Waltham. I great Burpee Butterbush one year. But the fruit were too small for my liking.
I am in the lower Hudson valley.
They are a bit crowded, but so are all the other cucurbits. Maybe they just didn't get the richest hill. I am only sharing 1 years experience as I said, so keep that in mind... I got 2 new baby ones, That'll make 5 total for 4 plants.
Well, hopefully your plants will set a good deal more fruit while there is still time to mature it. Without seeing the garden it is hard to say why they might not produce better. Are they shaded?
But then, my three hills of Old Timey Cornfield Pumpkin have only set one fruit so far. I know from experience that they will 1) suddenly start setting fruit at a fast rate, and 2) when I finally wade in there, to pick, I'll find many hidden in the leaves. My Warsaw Buff Pie Pumpkins are just now starting to set a lot of female fruit. Two evenings ago I prepared 5 of them for hand pollination, and that was on four plants. The night before last I prepared two and last night two or three. My challenge is that I'm trying to produce pure seed. To hand pollinate on must prepare the flowers the afternoon before they will be used and, then do the pollinations after sunrise and, preferably before 11 AM. I go to work at 5:30 AM and come home around 3 PM. I have had to try to complete the pollinations as soon as I get home. Time will tell if this works. At least on weekends I can do it right.
Sharing from one year of experience is good, and you have made sure we know that it's just one year of experience. That's one more year of experience than most people have!
I wonder if it could be weather related? I am in zone 6A but I was in 5B until the USDA updated us in the last few years. They only changed it because we have had more days over 86 but our growing season remains about the same length and is challenging.We have cold Junes many times with a very fast warm up near July. I am looking at hybrids next year and the Ponca Butternut George mentions. I do have 1 pollinated squash and more female buds on the vines just very slow. My spaghetti squash ,on the other hand, has 4 pollinated squashes on each vine and is trying to take over the whole garden lol.
It is not ideal conditions. They get about 6 hours sun where they don't have competition. They are a bit crowded 4 to a large hill/mound about 3 feet long, with a decent amount of vining room, they took over the spring beds. They are about 90 days now with 3 full size fruits and 2 small ones. Waltham Butternuts.
The small sugar pumpkins in the next hill over grew very healthy and gave me 8 pumpkins for 2 plants, would have been more if the deer and PM and borers didn't put an end to the party. My totally crowded bush table queen acorns gave me 2 per plant and may come back with more, I just picked them, and my 4 crowded zucchini plants are giving me about 1.5 a day now. They all grew fast and hard and are now wearing out fast too. That's my first year cucurbits :)
I amended with some Scott's humus and manure before planting but have not fertilized since then.
It sounds like your cucurbits did really well this year :)! Half of mine are and the others are very healthy but very slow. I bet that the ones that are slow and/or unproductive, like our Waltham Butternut, must be picky with weather and sun. Like you, my sugar pumpkins last year did fantastic and would have produced more if the frost hadn't killed them. This year, I gave all my plants compost and fed them Dr. Earth. My butternut has full sun and a nice amount of room. Next year, I feel I have a better plan of what I will do. I am hoping to move to a big yard so I can grow to my heart's content!
Good luck!! That big yard is a lot of work, I just got one myself...
I was out in the garden yesterday and found more female flowers..makes 7 I think if they take. But keeping the plant healthy and alive that long is going to be a challenge.
... Looked again and there are many females. So yes it is producing, just slowly. Seems like the plants can support about 1 fruit at a time in my setup. But, keeping a cucurbits healthy for 120+ days is definitely a challenge in my experience... Hopefully I will get some fruit that will successfully finish maturing on a dying vine. Butternut is def the best winter squash though, and the fruits are nice sized, so it is worth it! I'll keep this updated with the harvest.
I think for next year I will use row covers on the pepos until the females flower then take them off. At that point, even if SVBs come, I will still get a decent harvest.
This post was edited by Peter1142 on Mon, Aug 11, 14 at 8:41
So the final tally is 8... not too bad.
I accidentally harvested one just a tiny bit early, it turned a full tan inside, and I cooked it last night... and it was kind of tasteless :( I hope the rest are better... I'm leaving all that are out there out until frost.
I wonder why that happened, Peter? I hope the others taste well! I think leaving them out in the field will help from what I read. I have one that will definitely beat the freeze this year so I am happy. I think I will have more too but they will have to ripen and cure under the plant light. I did that last year with the BN bush and it was really sweet. The weather isn't cooperating so I will have to help out lol. Here's a pic my oldest one. It is turning color but I think it needs some more time.
Lack of flavor is almost certainly because it wasn't quite ripe. I have not tried this with butternut, but some squash from the c. moschata family will mature if left intact, from about that stage. For instance, melon squash is a very long season c. moschata. I grew it, in the 80s, in Northern Indiana. Most of the fruit were hard skinned at harvest but required about a month of additional "curing" before they were at their best. Fortunately, with that variety, this meant that their skins went from dark green to a burnished buff/orange. Butternut and their kin are likely to have a darker tone to them when they are really ready. I bet your squash was very close to being ready, but not quite.
It's interesting, but in my experience, some of squash from this group will hit a "sweet spot" shortly after they are truly ripe. The flesh is at it's tastiest and the texture can rival that of a c. maxima such as Hubbard or delicious. After this "sweet spot" they go to the condition which one normally finds with store bought butternut, which is more moist; still good, just not as dry and maybe not quite as sweet. Really varieties differ in how texture and flavor are affected by the passing of time after they are ripe.
Peter, you are doing the right thing. If you watch your butternut fruit, you will see a change in their skin tone, and the skin itself will be too hard to puncture with a fingernail. Then, once that happens, you should be able to eat one with the confidence of encountering good flavor. It will have GOOD flavor when it's ready.
I am pretty sure you are correct that it was just not field ripened enough. Hopefully the rest will be better. I did pick one other huge one that still had the 4 green lines at the top, but it was out there for ages... I'm leaving it on the window sill for a while. The rest stay out there another month... the thing is there are lots of bugs and we have SVB in some acorn squash.. hopefully nothing will eat the rest...
I lost 3 more butternuts, one to a thunderstorm broke the vine and the other two the plant died.. at nearly 4 months from sowing I think it is to be expected. The fruit had been out there a long time but still werent ripe. I feel like I am going to be lucky to get any really ripe fruit. I dont know if I will be planting these next year. They just take too long, too much time for things to go wrong, they take a lot of space too. I only have 2 left out there on healthyish vines and one so so ripe one inside.
On the plus side, I got 8 beautiful sugar pumpkins from my pumpkin patch! The plant is completely dead and buried and they are inside and about 95% ripe.
My butternuts got the black rot, so I had to cut into them early... it looks like I will wind up with a single fully ripe butternut for winter. Disappointed with the butternuts. I can't see wanting to plant them again next year.
The acorns were great! I will plant more of those next year... hopefully not worse for the SVB though or those will be disappointing. I may just plant the butternuts after all so I have something resistant to SVB.
Peter, I am sorry to hear about your butternuts! Was it really rainy the past month? I don't know too much about black rot. Did they rot on the vine? I just read that they can rot indoors while being stored. Kind of a rough year for gardening. Glad your acorns did well! I have heard great things about acorns. Have some seeds for them. Might try them out next year. I am hoping next year's garden season is better for all of us!
It looked like in the link. Mostly it started right out on the vine but it also started indoors. We had an extremely wet spring and early summer but it dried out to normal in mid summer.
Luckily it turned out very superficial, it had no depth, just the skin, and I could cut it right off. Unfortunately the fruit didn't develop much flavor. I have a few others out in the field I am going to leave and see what happens, maybe it won't get much worse. I wonder can you dilute bleach a fruit out in the field like you can after harvest? I bet you can, if they've developed a skin.
I have one big nice healthy fruit developing nice flavor (hopefully!) so it wasn't a total bust. I don't have a really cool place to put them and my pumpkins, should I keep them on a window sill or in a dark cabinet?
It wasn't a terrible year, for my first. Despite the ailing pumpkin plant I got more pumpkins than I could use. Plenty of acorns and zucchini.. have both in the freezer and some acorns still fresh too. My tomatoes are still producing it up, I am just freezing them whole at this point, can't imagine it will be messier than blanching them. Eggplants and peppers were a bust but just didn't have the weather or experience. I got a bunch of other misc stuff too.. lettuce, carrots, beets which didn't make nice beets but heaps of nice greens. A row of potatoes which did so so. I learned a lot for next year. Looking forward to a break and then starting fresh seedlings towards the end of winter!
Here is a link that might be useful: Butternut black rot.. down the page there is a fact sheet
That's good to hear! I am glad that everything else did great :). I am pulling for that butternut to be delicious. I read on the Veggie forum, that one lady lets her BNs sit for two months to develop sweetness. I will do this as long as no rot forms. I guess BNs are notorious for this. I wonder how my organic local farmers grow so many? Especially in a short season. I wonder about the bleach too.


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This charming stone mansion is one of the most famous attractions in the Hudson Valley. Sunnyside was the home of Washington Irving (1783 - 1859) who wrote short stories such as The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Rip Van Winkle. Sunnyside is located on West Sunnyside Lane in Tarrytown. On your tour of Sunnyside, you will be lead by guides dressed in mid-Victorian period costumes which fit well with the surroundings. On a warm day, bring a picnic lunch which you can enjoy on the grounds. Sunnyside is located on West Sunnyside Lane, off Route 9 in Tarrytown, New York (914-631-0081, website). See more trips from NYC: Vermont, Maine and the Finger Lakes.
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New Paltz, NY | 1 hour and 40 minutes |
Tarrytown, NY | 45 minutes |
Lake Placid, NY | 4 hours and 45 minutes |
Adirondack Mountains | 4 hours and 45 minutes |
Blairstown, NJ | 1 hour and 15 minutes |
Saranac Lake, NY | 5 hours |
Farmington, PA | 5 hours and 25 minutes |
Provincetown, MA | 5 hours |
Wilmington, DE | 2 hours |
Sleepy Hollow, NY | 50 minutes |
Garrison, NY | 1 hour and 10 minutes |
Vermont | 4 hours |
Warren, VT | 5 hours and 10 minutes |
Essex Junction, VT | 5 hours and 22 minutes |
Ludlow, VT | 4 hours |
Manchester Village, VT | 3 hours and 45 minutes |
Vergennes, VT | 4 hours and 50 minutes |
Lower Hudson River Valley | 1 hour and 15 minutes |
Cold Spring, NY | 1 hour and 15 minutes |
West Point, NY | 1 hour and 10 minutes |
New Windsor, NY | 1 hour and 20 minutes |
Pocantico Hills, NY | 45 minutes |
Greenwich, CT | 50 minutes |
Cape Cod, MA | 4 hours |


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