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China: protests against alloy plant project
Protesters in China convince the authorities to abandon plans for a polluting factory. American web users in a wonderful show of solidarity with a dying grandmother. And a guitarist performs a brief history of rock and roll, in one take.
China: protests against alloy plant project
After three days of protests and violent clashes with police, residents of Shifang in south western China, have finally had their demands met and local authorities have decided to abandon plans to construct a copper alloy plant in the city.
The movement began on social networks with web users sharing concerns over the effects this project would have on the environment and the health of locals.
The protesting soon spread to the streets of the city with residents voicing their opposition to the construction of this polluting factory. As we can see in various pieces of amateur video footage circulating online, the rallies were unceremoniously dispersed with riot police using tear gas.
There has been widespread coverage of the violent demonstrations. This photo of a young police officer giving the one finger salute to the camera has been circulated all over the blogosphere. His gesture has angered web users in China, who have been expressing solidarity with residents of Shifang.
One of the country's most well-known bloggers Han Han, published an article urging the local authorities to take the people's concerns into consideration.
And somewhat surprisingly, many of the posts about the protests were not censored online. And while calm has been restored to Shifang, pictures of events in recent days continue to circulate on social networks, with web users celebrating what they consider to be a victory for the people.
Reddit users show solidarity with dying grandma
It has been a wonderful show of solidarity from American netizens. Last month a web user, who goes under the online pseudonym "descarted", posted a message about her grandmother Halina, on community site Reddit. In the post she explains her 92 year old granny is in the terminal phase of cancer, and asks members of the site to send her a postcard with their well wishes, to offer her support as she battles the disease.
And the Reddit community was quick to oblige. As we can see in these photos taken by her grand-daughter, in the space of just a few weeks, Halina received hundreds of letters, not just from across the country, but from all over the world.
And the story does not end there; one web user, obviously extremely moved by what he had read, has made an extremely generous gesture. As "Descarted" explains in a second Reddit post, one of the sites members, known as "charity the best policy" paid the young woman's air fare so she could go and visit her grandmother and personally deliver all the mail she had received.
It would appear Halina is extremely grateful for this overwhelming support. In this video she thanks web users for their kindness and the part they played in this incredibly heart-warming story.
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As its name suggests, American participative website "Perfectly Timed Photos", displays all sorts of shots, snapped just at the right moment! There's a whole host of equally astonishing and unusual photos, most of them pretty funny, and sometimes a little bit cheeky. This site is great fun and web users can also submit their own offerings.
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Each week a different Swedish citizen runs the @sweden account, the country's official Twitter account. And now other countries are starting to follow suit. A new account called @Netherlanders has been set up, giving the floor to a different Dutch national every week, to approach issues like stereotyping of people from the Netherlands. It does differ from the @Sweden account in that it is not backed by the government but was in fact created by a micro blogger known as Elmer. Whether it will catch on with local web users remains to be seen…
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Teaching abroad includes vacation time
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Bangkok proved to be a bustling yet non-intimidating and easily navigable city. I'm not sure what I expected, but my desire to be beach-side and maybe Hangover 2 clouded my judgements and I hoped to leave the city shortly after my arrival. I was pleasantly surprised by Bangkok. I spent three nights at a cozy hostel and made time to explore the splendidly colorful Grand Palace via water transportation, get lost meandering the hundreds of stalls at the famous Chatuck weekend market, wander the backpacker's party street of Koh San until the early morning hours, and celebrate NYE with a friend from home who now lives in Thailand.
I think the lone traveler is mysterious. I imagined an outlandish alter identity for myself, although I do think 'English Teacher in South Korea' is pretty darn cool and adventurous. My 20-year-old self would have been self conscious, I know it. She would have told herself everyone thought it was strange she was traveling alone and that she must be a lonely cat lady. My 25-year-old self, having successfully matured (a bit!) and gained some wisdom in a large part due to her year abroad in Korea, brushed these people and their non-existent thoughts aside and realized she would probably never see them again and she was about to embark on an epic island getaway.
Although I love to socialize, I am using these last few days in Thailand to relax, work on my tan (using SPF!), catch up on all the books I bought for my iPad in 2012 and recharge for the next few months of teaching in Korea before I return home. See you soon NH!

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Let's turn this around. Let's say you guys who like running dailies and going out into the world were screwed because the dungeons had such amazing rewards and you could get them through dailies as well but it still required you run dungeons up to a point. Would you be happy with that?
Challenge mode = you have no argument and are just bitching RNG hate you.
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I truly wish you'd all get poured with gazoline n' lit up like a christmas tree, only thing these players should be allowed to play is tetris or pacman!
And yes I agree with blizzard.
Seeing someone running around with an item of the same quality as me. I don't care if it's from a raid or not I just hope he put in the same effort in it as I did. And no farming damn easy dungeons that give 1000rep every clear aka 1000 rep every 15 mins is not putting effort in it. MoP 5-mans are doing what they're should do:act like a stepping stone for raiders and give people that don't care about raiding some entertainment.
In wotlk especially when patch 3.2 came out epics didn't give me the feeling I worked for something and well we all know the cata story. Now good quality epics are somewhat properly locked away from easy grabing(it still won't take long to get the factions to revered) And well if you want them epics for some reason well they daillies are there for you and they're spread acros a beautifull world that isn't stormwind or ogrimmar or dalaran.
If you are a hardcore raider you basicly only need shado-pan at revered and golden lotus at honored for recipes(wich is beter then farming kara for recipes for example)And maybe maybe some vp gear if you have bad luck with loot drops.
If you are a semi hardcore raider you want some vp gear but then again they don't care do it for 3 weeks and never look back at daillies.
If you are casual raider you want vp gear but then again you are casual so you do a few daillies a day(as much as you like and have time for) and see when you are able to get the vp gear.
If you are something else well gear doesn't matter unless you care about looks or you are an anoying prick that likes to meter whore and die 50 times in a dungeon.
So yeah MoP is good some fine tuning here and there but the gearing system feels rewarding as hell, epics mean something to me again and I hope for most other people to.
This is my opinion btw.
WAHHHHH QQ I want my gear right now!!! WAHHHHHH
Honestly I don't care anymore. All this bitching is about something that only matters for a couple of weeks prior to progression be it heroic or normal. The only thing Bliz made far more difficult in MoP is getting alts ready to raid.
You should stop playing the game for a while. You are way to mad at the moment. Give yourself some time to cool down.
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i sincerely hope this is usable in time for opensuse 12.3 (presumed March 2013).
Phoronix: The First Release Of AppStream-Core
The first release of AppStream-Core is now available, which provides support for creating the AppStream database and accessing it via a GObject-based interface. This basically comes down to the simple creation of "Software Centers" for Linux...
i sincerely hope this is usable in time for opensuse 12.3 (presumed March 2013).
Hopefully openSUSE will actually fix their packagekit backend so it's not still borked in 12.3 though so that it'll be useful there too...
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And in typical Canonical fashion, it's a mix of Vala and C++ =P
Is this just another layer on top of the many layers we already have?? And as far as i understand it it doesn't solve the problem with the big number or package formats.


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Cursed Queen of Angmar, The: 14. Treachery
The journey back to Rhudaur followed the same road that Ariashal had taken so many years ago. As Queen she had a more elaborate version of the enclosed carriage. Painted red and trimmed with gold, it glittered against the stark gray of the peaks, and shone against the vivid greens of the forests. The King rode alongside her carriage, mounted on a spirited, prancing black stallion. The children traveled with her, although the boys wanted to have their own mounts so they could gallop off and explore the wilder areas. This neither she nor the King permitted, although they were allowed to ride about with their father when the court stopped for the night. Usually they circled the encampment, inspecting the men, speaking with the watchmen.
Many of the small towns that she had visited had grown considerably, and most sported new walls and earthworks. There was always a review of the troops, with everyone turned out in their most resplendent armor. The King usually rode his horse along the rows of men, occasionally addressing a few words to one or another of the soldiers. At other times the troops marched past a specially-constructed viewing stage for the royal family, shouting war slogans as they paraded by. The pageantry delighted the children, and Ariashal admitted to no small thrills watching the splendid forces pass.
Later the royal family was invariably given a tour of the fortifications, with the local notable proudly explaining the importance of the site, and describing the strength of the defenses. They were only too willing to account for all the money spent on building projects, to explain why the King's coin was well-spent here. Often the King asked about specific features, usually problems that had been brought to his attention. Most of these had been repaired to his satisfaction; the rest were still under construction.
If they stayed at the castle, a feast and entertainment was arranged for them. Most of the local productions ranged from pathetic to amateurish, although there were usually one or two performers whose skill made the evenings bearable. More than once Ariashal admonished the children for misbehaving during the little pageants. However awful they were, she explained, they were created out of affection for them and their father, and the least they could do was respect that. Two warnings and the children were banished for the remainder of the evening. Things were difficult enough without additional turmoil.
As they drew closer to Rhudaur the number of couriers traveling from the royal party to the Rhudaurian court increased. Adzuphel dealt with most of them, reporting back to the King.
The news was not good. At the first word of the traveling Angmarim court, the King of Rhudaur had suddenly remembered urgent business closer to Cardolan. Ariashal could not imagine what he was doing in Cardolan, and suspected the worst. The King kept his own counsel, but she knew that he was angry, and growing increasingly so. She sought to ease his mind, to soothe and relax him, but she shared his misgivings and worried with him over what sort of plot her brother was crafting.
Soon they reached the lands of the Hillfolk, not yet annexed to Angmar. She did not want to admit to herself how much she enjoyed her old subjects reacting with awe to her presence. Granted, they were in awe of the King, but she was enjoying the reflected glory. Seeing the young man who had murdered her husband as he now was, middle-aged and battle-scarred, was more satisfying than she expected. Here was the very man who had wanted her banished for barrenness, now bowing before her children.
A fleeting thought struck her. If not for him, she would never have become Queen of Angmar, never known the exquisite pleasure of the King, never borne children. Perhaps she should reward him.
When the time came for his audience, she silently gave him a golden bracelet, a plain ring incised with elaborate geometric patterns. He took it, backing away from her without ever daring to meet her gaze. He did not recognize the significance of the gift, and she had no intention of enlightening him.
It was here, in the long house she had once shared with the king of the Hillmen, that the nature of the Rhudaurian treachery became clear. A temporary throne room was set up, with the King's traveling throne and other furniture filling the rough building. At the back, near where Ariashal had once slept, there now stood the stately, portable bed of the King, its red draperies brilliant against the aged wood of the walls. Near it was a smaller bed, for the royal children. Carpets woven with various bold geometric patterns had been laid over the straw-strewn dirt floor. Some of the King's bodyguards stood about the room, pikes at the ready.
Messengers from Cardolan arrived, nervous, anxious to speak with the King. They had been supplying mercenaries to Rhudaur for the last year or so, building up the army for what they understood to be an attack on Angmar. Their prince had received regular payments from Rhudaur for the lest few years, all earmarked for creating this mercenary force.
However, the recent arrival of the Angmarim court had caused their prince to have a change of heart. He no longer felt that Rhudaur would protect him; in fact, he now began to feel abandoned. To show his good faith, he had sent with them detailed lists of the forces, including their current placements. If it was not too late, the emissaries pleaded, perhaps a new understanding could be reached.
Ariashal listened as they pled their case. She watched them sweat, watched them shift uneasily while the King silently read the parchments they brought. She knew that they would get no answer tonight; the King would want to study this, check and confer with his own men before giving the Cardolani any response. And she knew perfectly well that, even if he had already made up his mind, he would make them wait, and sweat, and worry.
He eventually dismissed them, promising to answer them tomorrow. It was not what they wanted to hear, for they immediately began to protest. Had they not come in good faith; had they not brought evidence of Rhudaurian treachery? They needed an answer, and they demanded one now.
For a moment the King was silent. "Tell your prince," he began, "that I am master of my own kingdom, and am master of many others besides. It is not the place of his emissaries to order me about on my own lands."
"You will respond, Witch-king," hissed the bolder of them. "My prince insists upon an answer!"
"If your prince wished an answer, then he should not have come before me disguised as a messenger. He should have come as himself, and not attempted a deception far beneath me!"
Stunned, the two stood still.
"Nor would he have tried to deceive me with information and intelligence gathered long ago." The King slapped the papers against the arm of the throne. "He would have come to me in honor, instead of stealth. He would have brought no assassin with him to attempt my murder."
"I did not come to kill you!" shouted the prince.
"Then why do you carry Elven blades? Do you think me blind and unable to see such magic?"
A sudden wind ripped through the hall, blowing their cloaks away from their sides, revealing the presence of the deadly weapons. One movement of the King's hand, and the Elven arms clattered to the floor.
Guards moved to surround the two. The bold one found his voice. "You will not withstand us, Witch-king. I will bring you down!"
"You? You will do nothing of the sort. You will leave here, and you will not return. And if by chance you should choose to return, I promise I will not be as hospitable next time." He motioned to the door, and the guards seized the two. "This charade is a dishonor to your house, and an insult to mine. Go back to that company of horsemen you have hidden in the hills. Go back to Amon Sul, and reflect upon what happens to those who dare trick me!"
Ariashal waited until they were long gone. "How--how did you know?"
"Clumsy fools. The deomer from the blades shone across the room."
She laid a hand on his. "I am sorry for the trouble I have caused."
"And what trouble is that? Your brother's foolish duplicity is not your doing. I know that you are loyal. The Cardolani will pay for their insolence."
For the remainder of the day she found herself watching for any signs of the Cardolani. She made the children play indoors, despite the clear blue skies that beckoned outside. Guards were on the alert as well, keeping a close eye on their royal charges. She was relieved when nothing happened, and was finally able to climb, exhausted from worry, into bed.
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That means cooking five separate meals in five camp ovens at once. About the only preparation will be cutting and measuring.
You'll surely have all that done before hand all sealed up in tupperware ready to be put together on the day. I am sure you have done all this before and are well organised Derek.
Will you be offering it to the public for taste testing??


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This is sounding great! I don't usually play large nations because I don't like being overwhelmed by all the units. This will make them a lot more accessible!
I understand that the AI will always perform sub-par compared to a human, but that doesn't really matter all that much, since I can roleplay that part . Besides, I can always take over if things get too dire.
I'm also tempted to play an 'hands-off' game, where I leave all actual combat over to the AI. Might make for a more interesting game against the AI as well, since then it will really come down to your strategic choices, rather than somewhat gamey tactics in battles .
It's all about the difference in 'theatre zones', which are AI defined and 'theatre commands', which can be merged or split when the theatre zones change.
Like in 1945 Germany would be divided into 2 theatre commands, the east and the west, even though there would be only one theatre zone. As a leftover from how it was in 1941-1943 when germany controlled a lot of provinces. The player can then decide to merge both into one (how, I haven't the foggiest!).
Awesome good job, DD`s are getting better and better
Can I put also ships and air units under AI controll?
Oh man, this is awsome, and everything so if awsome. BUT I have to remember that, just like every new game that comes out, it always or usually falls down from MY expectations. So I have to remind myself not to start drooling right now.........but it's so hard not too....Good job guys!!!!!
Can't wait
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Can you clarify a bit more how the theatres themselves are defined? Are they hard-coded in the map or the AI somehow, or are they dynamically defined based on the number and location of your theatre HQs, or some other mechanism?
And why is it a choice? If an AI redefinition leaves some units outside of the Theater area, does the player have to get them back to the area, or will they stay under HQ control? Can the AI even exclude an area that's occupied by some Theater's troops? There are just too many questions.
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Conquest of the Aegean is considered the King of AI when it comes to command chain, assigning objectives to different formations etc.
But...if what is suggested in this DD is actually accomplished, Hearts if Iron 3 will be the new King, simply because the largest formation in COTA is a Corps, down to single companies, depending on the scenario. HoI3 will deal with Theaters all the way down to single divisions, while handling production etc!
The task seems too great. If it's done the way it's described here, it will be a great accomplishment!
COTA and HTTR AIs deal with a much more complex environment though, as the terrain is continuous, etc.
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All AA series not just CotA - but thats:
1 - a different scale
2 - weak AI (after few battles you almost do what you want at highest difficulty)
Probably wishful thinking, but I would like to see an AI perform differently, depending on the commanding general of the AI unit group.
Say, Zhukov asking for masses of infantry units and performing massed pincer movements. While Rommel would request tank divisions and thus have a different tactical preference.
And we are told the AI will give us feedback on what it needs to achieve its objectives. I suppose this will depend on the number of brigades in the formation compared to the frontage it has to cover and the reserves it needs.
About the 4 stances...I don't think any of them covers a D-Day scenario either from the German or the Allied perspective. Assuming Heeresgruppe West has 60 divisions and a proper command chain, I assign this theater to the AI and order it to defend...
...will it cover the right beaches and defend at all costs there? Will it keep a mobile reserve force behind the front?
Or, as the Allies, how will the AI handle amphibious operations?
Seems very complicated...but I'm willing to try it out.
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Few things came to my mind when i read about this
I. Are there theatre zone in sea
II. If there will "Admirals" assing ships where they are needed for sub hunting or convoy raiding? Is was really annoying at times to hunt subs in hoi2 because the areas wore so small. and unlike ai you cant really know all the time where their subs are.
III. If i assing a theatre to attack over seas how will it get transports do you have to add to it them your self or can it utilise ships that are in port or ones in use at a sea theatre(if there is).
If they can use ships freely does it know it needs escorts depending on how dangerous the sea is (massive enemy naval activity)?
IV. Are there air force theatres or are they in land theatres ?
PS. havent read all the diarys fully if some of theen answers have been given allready.
Sounds awesome, cant wait for the release
Too bad I have to write 2 term papers between now and September...
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Brilliant, the work goes well. I am so looking forward to playing these features out!
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Im not convinced this is a good idea.
There are three possible options:
- The AI is worse than you are.
- The AI is better than you are.
- The AI is just as good as you are.
If the AI is worse than you are, then there is no reason for any serious gamer to let the AI handle things.
If the AI is better than you are, then things become even more silly, since you can just let the AI run the game for you.
Only if the AI is just as good as you are does it make sense to let it handle certain aspects of the war. And really now, only option 1 is likely to be the case.
It's just silly to let a big part of the player's action be taken over by the AI. Let's play chess, but let the AI move the queen and towers. Let's play CIV but have the AI handle ships and planes. In HoI2 and Eu3 you the human can easily handle a 4 or 5 front war, so has the game now become so obtuse you need the AI to help you out?


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Cold remedies are almost as common as the common cold, and many are nearly as ancient. The use of chicken soup as a congestion cure dates back centuries. But is longevity any guarantee that a cold remedy works? Do effective cold remedies even exist? Here's a look at some common cold remedies and what's known about them.
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If your infant has a cold, sitting in a steamy bathroom for a few minutes before bedtime may also help.
The list of ineffective cold remedies is long. A few of the more common ones that don't work include:
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Bruce Springsteen Announces European Tour
Friday, November 30, 2012
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band have announced a 17-date European tour set for next spring and summer. The trek, which kicks off on May 26th in Munich, Germany, will take in additional stops in Germany as well as hitting Italy, the UK, Netherlands, France, and Belgium, before wrapping a three-city stop in Ireland on July 20th in Belfast. More dates are expected to be announced and "Boss" fans are already whispering about a summer 2013 U.S. stadium swing -- although it's far too early for an official word on that.
Wrecking Ball is Springsteen's sixth studio album in a decade -- fast work when you consider that this is only the 17th studio album in his 39-year recording career: "At this point in my life, it's not a tortuous process anymore, y'know? The songs have come pretty easy for quite a few years now -- so do making the records. We make the records in a month. (In) my little demo studio first and that takes a couple of hours, y'know, a song. When I was young I thought I had to give my life completely over to it or I wasn't gonna be able to get anything good out. Now (I realize) it was sort of an excuse (laughs) 'cause I didn't know what else to do with myself. But now I realize it takes the right amount of time. In other words, you have to work at it until it's right -- but you don't have to work at it any longer than that."
UPDATED: Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band tour dates (subject to change):
November 30 - Oakland, CA - Oracle Arena
December 4 - Anaheim, CA - Honda Center
December 6 - Glendale, AZ - Jobing.com Arena
December 10 - Mexico City, Mexico - Palacio De Los Deportes
December 12 - New York, NY - 12-12-12 A Concert For Sandy Relief at Madison Square Garden Arena
May 26 - Munich, Germany - Olympiastadion
May 28 - Hannover, Germany AWD - Arena
May 30 - Naples, Italy - Piazza Del Plebiscito
June 1 - Padova, Italy - Stadio Euganeo
June 3 - Milan, Italy - Stadio Giuseppe Meazza
June 15 - London, United Kingdom - Wembley Stadium
June 18 - Glasgow, United Kingdom - Hampden Park
June 20 - Coventry, United Kingdom - Ricoh Arena
June 22 - Nijmegen, Netherlands - Goffertpark
June 29 - Paris, France - Stade de France
July 5 - Monchengladbach, Germany - Borussia Park
July 7 - Leipzig, Germany - Red Bull Arena
July 11 - Rome, Italy - Ippodromo Delle Capannelle
July 13 - Werchter, Belgium - Festivalpark
July 16 - Limerick, Ireland - Thomond Park
July 18 - Cork, Ireland - Pairc Ui Chaoimh
July 20 - Belfast, United Kingdom - King's Hall Complex
September 15 - Rio De Janeiro, Brazil - Rock In Rio at Rock City
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Last Updated on Monday, 15 July 2013 07:27 Written by Dave Panske Sunday, 07 July 2013 07:57
Sunday, July 7- Want a great way to end a long holiday week?
Bring the family out for a great night of racing at the Seymour Speedway.
A full five division program, featuring the Budweiser IMCA Modifieds, Coors Light IMCA Stock Cars, IMCA Sport Mods, Street Stocks and 4 Cylinders, all on our 1/3 mile banked clay oval sponsored by Bumper to Bumper.
Spectator Eliminators are also on track tonight.
Kids club has the Bike Giveaway sponsored by Reader Plumbing.
Gates open at 4 PM with Racing at 6 PM….SHARP!
Future dates to remember are:
Next Sunday, July 14 – full regular program.
The special WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, Badger Stock Car Tour series kick off.
The IMCA Sport Mods will be the support division for this BIG night.
Gates will open at 5:30 with racing starting at 7:00 PM.
Regular admission prices will also be in effect.
July 21 will be a regular 5 division program.
The Trailer Race has been moved back to Sunday August 18th.
NO racing on July 28 because the 2013 Outagamie County Fair will be in town.
August 4th - Racing resumes with a full program featuring the BADGER MOD TOUR.
After a busy week, come out, relax and enjoy the BEST short track racing at the Seymour Speedway.
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Easy to grow edible greens on a windowsill
Sunday, April 14, 2013
By henry homeyerI grow a lot of my own food and strive to be as self-sufficient at possible. So I store, freeze, can and dehydrate lots of garden produce each summer and fall. I hate buying produce at a store if I can grow it myself, but so far I've never been able to produce winter greens or tomatoes. Not until recently, however, when I read Peter Burke's wonderful new book, Indoor Gardening: Seed to Salad in Seven Days .And although I still can't produce my own tomatoes indoors, I've grown edible greens on the windowsill. It's easy.
I followed Peter Burke's directions and soaked seeds overnight before using. A 4-by-8 inch container needs 2 tablespoons of large seeds like beans or sunflowers, or 2 teaspoons of small seeds like broccoli or radish. If you use the 3-by-6 inch size baking tin, you need only half that amount.
After soaking the seeds for 6-24 hours, drain them by pouring them into a kitchen sieve, and rinse. Then spoon the seeds over the soil surface and use the back of the spoon to move them around, distributing them evenly. These seeds then need 4 days or more to germinate and start growing. They should be in the dark for that phase. Peter Burke explains that folding a piece of newspaper so it is 6 layers thick and then soaking it will make a good cover to help keep out light and keep seeds lightly moist.
Then comes the fun part. I removed the newspaper and put the baking pans on the windowsill. The sprouts greened up almost immediately and started a growth spurt. Each day I marveled at this bright green food source growing on my windowsill, and gave a daily watering to keep the soil mix from drying out. Within 4 days they were 4 inches tall and ready for harvesting. Peter Burke explains in his book that you should harvest when sprouts are 4-7 inches tall and before they develop a second set of leaves, which can be bitter.
As a grandfather and a former school teacher, I am always thinking of ways to get kids interested in growing things. Growing windowsill greens would seem to be a perfect Science Fair project, or a way to kids to like growing – and eating – healthy vegetables. And for the rest of us? Growing good food made quick and easy.


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Wayman Brown is an accomplished artist whose facility spans the mediums. His drawings, paintings, and sculptures have been exhibited throughout the United States and abroad. Wayman has received numerous awards and scholarships for his commercial and studio work. His pieces are included in several corporate, private, and museum collections.
Classes: Colored Pencil Drawing (Master Class), DNA of Drawing, Drawing Motion: Animals (Master Class), Figure Drawing (Master Class), Learn to Draw from Photographs (Master Class), Perspective Drawing, Portraits Drawing Workshop (Master Class)
Walter Burden is a well-known, accomplished Canadian freelance illustrator. For more than 30 years, he enjoyed a successful career in commercial art, working for major international advertising agencies and providing artwork for leading corporations including: IBM, General Electric and Procter and Gamble. Walter moved from Canada to the United States in 1998 and now resides in Venice, Florida where he takes pleasure in painting Florida landscapes and wildlife.
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Ed Ellis is a retired consultant and businessman and a writing instructor at the Englewood Art Center, a division of Ringling College of Art and Design. He is a founding member of the Englewood Authors Association, the former President of the Suncoast Writers Guild, and a member of the Florida Writers Association.
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Paul Frehe is a renowned sculptor whose clay works range from whimsical figures to social and political musings. His current work explores themes on freedom and conformity, pleasure and responsibility, and human connection to the natural world. Frehe studied and practiced art in California before moving to Ashville, North Carolina in 1994.
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Erica Groff is a ceramicist and fine art sculptor. She enjoys teaching creative classes to people of all ages. Erica received her BFA in Ceramics with a minor in Education from California College of Arts and Crafts in 2002.
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Marcia Johnson is an accomplished studio painter who works in oils and watercolors. She has taught at the university level for ten years and at Ringling College for six years. She is a graduate of Massachusetts College of Art, the Art Institute of Boston, and Cambridge College, and holds a BFA and Masters Degree in Education. Marcia is the author of Painting from Both Sides of the Brain. She has exhibited nationally and abroad.
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Pat Kelly has been a practicing ceramicist for over three decades. She holds a BFA from the Rochester Institute of Technology, where she studied with Franz Wildenhain and Jim Seacrest of RIT's School for American Crafts. Her elegant, functional pieces have been sold at Dean and Deluca, Tiffany & Co., and at various craft and kitchen stores throughout the United States.
Classes: Handbuilding & Advanced Wheelthrowing, Wheelthrowing, Sculptural Forms in Ceramics, Glazing: Beyond the Dip & Pour (Master Class), Decorating with Underglazes (Master Class)
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Classes: Digital Photography I, Photographing the Suncoast: 1/2 Day Trips
Diane Mannion is a realistic landscape and portrait painter. Her watercolor and pastel works simultaneously capture the vivid beauty and touristy chaos of her home state of Florida. Diane studied fine art at Pratt and SUNY, and worked as a professional illustrator for over thirty years. She is the recipient of numerous awards, including the 2011 Bowles Portrait Award and the 2012 Fine Art Connoisseur Award of Excellence. Diane's work is exhibited throughout the United States.
Classes: Just Painting, Make a Splash with Watercolor: Realistic Style Watercolor Painting
Maggie McClellan is an accomplished painter who exhibits her work nationally and abroad. She is a signature member of the Florida Watercolor Society, Gold Coast Watercolor Society, and the Miami Watercolor Society. Maggie has authored successful teaching programs across the United States, in the Caribbean, and abroad. She is the author of the popular book, The Artist's Express – Secrets of the Obedient Brush.
Classes: Drawing Fundamentals I, Drawing Fundamentals II, Oil & Acrylic Painting, Watercolor Painting, Introduction to Portraits
Don Melander creates delicate, realistic landscape works in pencils and watercolors. He has been a practicing artist for more than thirty years, and has studied with internationally renowned artists Tony Couch, Robert Wade, and Cheng-Khee Chee. He is a member of the Lake Superior Watercolor Society, the Arrowhead Art Club, the Englewood Art Center, and the Punta Gorda Visual Art Center. Don's work is exhibited throughout Southwest Florida and his hometown of Duluth, MN.
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Mayra Ocasio Cuadrado specializes in the graphic technique known as collagraphy. She has studied in Puerto Rico, Italy, and the US, finishing with degrees and certifications in art related fields including studio art, art therapy and art education. In addition to her own artistic practice, Mayra has developed several workshops and projects for art therapy, schools and community centers. Mayra is fluent in Spanish, English and Italian.
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Spencer Pullen has been a graphic designer and photographer for more than 15 years. He holds a degree in Interactive Media and Graphic Design from the International Academy of Design. His photography has been featured in numerous publications, including Harbor Style and Welcome Home. His work has also been seen on Fox News and The Weather Channel. He currently owns Premiere Graphics, a Port Charlotte company offering traditional printing and photography services.
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Jacobina Trump is a Dutch born artist who studied at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in The Hague in Holland. After earning her BA in Graphic Design, she became a teacher at the same institution. Her professional paths lead her through stage set design, photography, art direction and painting. In 1995 Jacobina moved to Miami and became an American citizen. She spent summers at the Manasota Beach Club in Englewood as an artist in residence.
Tucker is a 2009 graduate of Ringling College of Art + Design with concentrations in painting and sculpture. She is an 8th generation Floridian from Parrish who has traveled extensively, at one point even living in the Republic of South Africa. According to Tucker, art is not "just a job, but a lifestyle - it permeates everything I do and pursue." As a student, she was quite dedicated and enjoys teaching as a means of giving back and continuing the exchange of ideas and knowledge.
Marianne Vogel is a fiber artist and retired advertising executive. She has formal training in both fiber arts and graphic design. Marianne's intricate art includes weaving and felt work, and reflects a fascination with repeated patterns and texture combinations. he believes happiness is directly tied to the creative process, and brings this playful philosophy to the classroom.
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My son ate some cake at a birthday party and then developed hives. What causes hives? Could it have been the cake?
- Sara
Something in the cake could have caused your son's hives. Hives — raised, itchy patches on the skin—can develop when someone is allergic to something (like foods such as eggs or nuts, bee stings, or medicines) and the body releases a chemical called histamine.
While hives themselves usually go away with time, they can be a sign of a serious allergy. If so, a future allergic reaction could cause more serious problems, like trouble breathing.
See the doctor to figure out what caused your son's hives. If he has a food allergy, it's important to have it diagnosed so that your son can learn to avoid potentially dangerous foods and keep emergency medication (epinephrine) with him at all times.
Give epinephrine and call 911 immediately if your son ever has signs of a severe allergic reaction, such as throat tightness and breathing trouble.
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Mt. Nebo WMA
Approximately 90% of the Mt. Nebo WMA is dominated by mixed hardwood forest in various age classes, with the remaining 10% comprised of wetland bog, agricultural fields, and power line rights-of-way. A 1,863 acre tract located in southwestern Garrett County, Mt. Nebo WMA protects two red spruce bogs, one of the most unique wetlands in Maryland. More than 18,000 years old, these are among the oldest peat bogs in eastern North America, complete with wild cranberries and a host of rare and endangered plants.
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NEW- Article: Aelred Geis Memorial Woodcock Habitat Demonstration Area
What To See
River otters, released in Western Maryland by wildlife biologists, are sometimes seen swimming and running together along the shoreline. The drumming sound of the male ruffed grouse and the gobbling of male turkeys are fascinating to hear. Many songbirds migrate to the unique to the wetlands and forests.
What To Do
Mt. Nebo is best known for its excellent ruffed grouse and woodcock hunting. In the fall, a man-made pond, or "impoundment," attracts a variety of migrating waterfowl and provides some hunting opportunity. White-tailed deer, turkey, squirrels and rabbits are also among the game species. Many trails and old roads invite quiet strolls or challenging hikes and take the visitor to many picturesque landscapes.
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From I-68 at Keyser's Ridge, take MD 219 south toward Oakland. Mt. Nebo is approximately 3 miles north of Oakland along the west side of MD 219. Access to the area is via parking areas located along Route 219 or Oakland/Sang-run Road. For additional information, contact the Mt. Nebo Wildlife Office at (301) 334-4255.
This area is a part of Marylands Department of Natural Resources public land system and is managed by the Wildlife and Heritage Service. The primary mission of the WMA system is to conserve and enhance wildlife populations and their respective habitats as well as to provide public recreational use of the States wildlife resources.
Eighty-five percent of the funding for Maryland's state wildlife programs comes from hunting license fees and a federal excise tax on sport hunting devices and ammunition. The federal aid funds are derived from the Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration (or Pittman-Robertson) Fund, which sportsmen and women have been contributing to since 1937. Each state receives a share of the funds, which is administered by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service; these funds are used for wildlife conservation and hunter education programs, including the management of the WMA system.
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Modern and budget-friendly, this Comfort Inn is in a quiet area of Staten Island, New York City's least-crowded borough. You'll be just a 20-minute drive from the St. George Ferry Terminal, where you can catch the famous--and free--Staten Island Ferry to Lower Manhattan. The ferry ride takes 25 minutes, and you'll enjoy picture-perfect views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and the New York skyline en route.
Learn more about Staten Island's verdant history at the Greenbelt Native Plant Center, a mile from the hotel--it's a great entry point to the 2,800-acre Greenbelt. Or shop to your heart's content at the Staten Island Mall, just 3 miles away.
How about complimentary buffet breakfast before heading out? The selection includes hot waffles, as well as cereals, fruit, coffee, and juice. Take care of last-minute work or print out your boarding pass in the business center. Later, fit in a workout on your own schedule in the 24-hour fitness center. If you need a quick pick-me-up, complimentary hot coffee is always available in the lobby.
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