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MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury drivers last week got their first-ever opportunity to travel behind the town's municipal building, as Academy Street officially opened to traffic in the first of what will be several changes in downtown traffic patterns this summer.
Academy Street is the new, one-way road linking College Street to Main Street. It is but one part of the $16 million Cross Street Bridge project scheduled for completion by the end of this October.
VERGENNES — The students of the Vergennes Union High School class of 2010 were not alone as they marched into the standing-room-only school gymnasium last Friday evening. The institution's 50th graduating class was followed by more than half the members of the class of 1960 — VUHS's first graduating class.
"There were 60 members in the class of 1960, and it is fitting that they should share the birthday milestone of 50 years this evening," said Ann Sullivan, a former VUHS English teacher and 1960 alumna who took the floor to wish the students well.
MIDDLEBURY — The 148 Middlebury Union High School graduates on Saturday were showered with raindrops; awards; more than $120,000 in college scholarship money; inspirational messages from administrators and, especially, three of their peers; and cheers and applause from the more than 1,000 people gathered at the Memorial Sports Center to honor the seniors' rite of passage.
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BRISTOL — The grandest entrances are usually reserved for the senior prom.
Not this year at Mount Abraham Union High School, where commencement speakers Geoff Booth and Caroline Camara roared up to the graduation stage on Saturday atop a Harley Davidson motorcycle and delivered a high-octane message to the 149 member of the class of 2010.
BRANDON — There was some pretty deep thinking going on in Brandon this past Saturday morning. Valedictorian Jack Markoski should consider a career in philosophy instead of psychology after his speech to 102 fellow classmates at the Otter Valley Union High School 2010 graduation ceremony.
Markoski evoked Kerouac, Thoreau and J.R.R. Tolkien as he urged his peers not to be complacent, to wander, to explore, to dream, and to use their imaginations.
MIDDLEBURY — Around two dozen neighbors on Monday made their final appeal to the Middlebury Development Review Board (DRB) to deny a bid by the Fenn family to establish a gravel pit on a portion of a 70-acre parcel they own off Route 116, just north of Quarry Road.
The neighbors argued the pit proposal violates local zoning laws; would bring dust, toxic fumes and noise pollution to a residential area; and would set up the potential for collisions between trucks entering and exiting the site and motorists and cyclists negotiating busy Route 116.
In the race for governor, Democratic candidate Matt Dunne stands alone in the crowd for one clear reason: He is outside the political beltway — the other four Democrats and Republican Brian Dubie are entrenched in state politics and have been for a long time. The question is whether that's a help or hindrance, and many analysts, as well as Dunne himself, see it as a major plus.
BRANDON — Observing Sue LaRock, Julie Fox and Jean Childers is like watching a sweet, hilarious, feel-good film.
The three woman, who count each other as friends as well as co-workers, have each decided to retire from their jobs at the Neshobe School in Brandon after a combined 68 1/2 years, and it is definitely with mixed feelings.
"We're leaving stuff we love everyday," said Childers earnestly. "To me, it doesn't get any better than the last 20 years."
"It is with very, very mixed emotions," LaRock said, adding with her trademark wit, "But I'm old and tired."
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@Snarke yes!!! also yes to @meatballsub. I was looking for pork shoulder/butt this week - something I have never bought before. I found one and was holding it and kind of wandering, and the butcher asked if I needed help. For once I didn't just wander away like I usually would and said I was checking if there were any boneless ones. He took what I was holding and deboned it for me! Yessss not having to deal with bones. (I mean, I know bones are good for cooking and some people are more resourceful than I, but I am squeamish about meat- this will be my first time cooking pork that isn't bacon or pancetta - one step at a time.)
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@Allison whoa, I did not realize that as well. that's a lot of connections. you just brought this to a new level. My first introduction to Jonathan Coulton was in my freshman year (2006) comp sci class, where on the day of our first exam our prof played "Code Monkey" for us before distributing the exams, while we all sat there nervously just wanting to be done with it.
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I made a weird realization today... wasn't Ester on Ask Me Another last year? So.. Nicole & Ester have both been in Jonathan Coulton's presence? This is not overly exciting, I just wanted to share.
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I usually have zucchini the size of huge 'clubs' by the end of the season as I can't even give any of them away any earlier & smaller any more, but...
This year my packet of new seed never even germinated; even tried a new packet from a different company! Neighbors got some plants going but few squash ... & from the cost & size of the ones in the stores I guess this must have been a real strange bad year for zucchini's here! The price of a small (even for a zucchini!)6 inch long one inch or less diameter zucchini is $1 !! Any other areas have this problem this season? I miss the 'clubs' I used to grind up & freeze for cakes, bread, etc.!
Wow, you're very far from us (in PA) yet I had a similar problem. The zucchini here grew very slowly and never really produced. I trimmed it back in late August to almost the base, and the new growth sprouted several nice zucchini, but they're only 3-4" in length. It's supposed to freeze tonight so I guess that I have to harvest them this afternoon.
Beside this plant, I grew "pattypan" squash and they were absolutely prolific.
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HMmm... if the 'pattypan' did well then the other squash should have done well too, huh? We had a hotter summer than usual & no rain to speak of at all but we have all our garden on drip lines on timers so that shouldn't have been a facter. I just was perplexed when two packs of seeds didn't even germinate; at least you got some growth! Since the stores had such 'puny' squash & so $$ it must have to be another reason except local conditions. Better luck next year!


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It is hard to say what the best shtf guns are since we really do not know what the situation will be. If you are facing unruly mobs or gangs you will need firepower. If the population is decimated and you are surviving, there are totally different needs. On the run you need light weight and stealth. One pair of guns is not going to do it all. Unless you are in a group, you wont be taking big game and snares or traps would be a good solution. Husband and wife or a team should have matching weapons so there is interchangeability.
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I have spent a long time debating the same question you're now asking. For SHTF you can't go wrong with a 9mm. Personally I'm going with 40s&w because I own a glock23 BUT you should honestly invest in a Glock 17... They withstand more torture tests than any other firearm...and they always shoot afterward...sounds like a gun you can depend on now doesn't it this weapon will hold 17,19 and even 33 rounds!!! Don't settle for anything else, when SHTF you'll be wishing you had a glock trust me.
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9119 Southeast Knapp Street has a Walk Score of 50 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in the Lents neighborhood in Portland. Nearby parks include Glenwood City Park, Tenino Property and Terrace Trails Park.
Nearby schools include Kelly Elementary School, Woodmere Elementary School and Whitman Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are Jiffy Mart Food Stores, Jacksons and Oriental Food Value.
Nearby coffee shops include Java Jazz, Java Jazz and Starbucks. Nearby restaurants include Bun Bo Hue Restaurant, Happy Teriyaki and Amigos del Sol Mexican Family Restaurant.
9119 Southeast Knapp Street is near Glenwood Park, Tenino Property and East Lents Floodplain.
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The War's over, and Sharpe's back in Yorkshire where he started from.
Right off, that tells you "Sharpe's Justice" isn't about fighting and
glory; it's about how a career soldier settles back into normal
life--in this case, as the officer in charge of the local yeomanry.
That, in and of itself, weakens the whole premise of Sharpe as a
character and as a show.
It's hokey here and there. The whole "long lost brother" bit is silly as hell, and the only surprises here with it are that they used it at all--and that it takes Sharpe so long to figure it out. Also weak beyond belief are Mrs. Sharpe and her paramour, Lord Rossindale, who both came right out of Central Casting and aren't acted well enough to bring anything but the cardboard cutouts. Finally, while "Sharpe" episodes aren't known for subtlety, "Justice" goes way overboard with the black-and-white, good-and-bad. There's no middle ground here: Either a character is Good or he/she is Evil.
Still and all, there's good here too. Sean Bean created Richard Sharpe, and he's got the character down pat. Everything is right about his performance. Minus the constant battles of the earlier episodes, his character is developed and exposed in a way we've never seen before. Also excellent is the eternal sidekick, Sgt. Harper. There's more camaraderie between the two than ever before, and it's quite nice. Even Daniel (the singer) gets good screen time and decent attention paid to him for the first time in the series; his momentary disloyalty and later apology show us how worthwhile his character might've been over three seasons if he'd ever gotten the chance.
It all--episode and series--ends with Sharpe off to Normandy and Lucille, Harper off to Ireland (where's Ramona?) and Daniel staying with the locals in Yorkshire because he's got no place else to go. As they split up for the last time, it's a sad thing, knowing there'll be no more "Sharpe"s, and though you wish this last one had been better, it's a solid enough way to say goodbye.
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This episode is not about the war against Napoleon! This is more about the aftermath for the British soldiers! Also it tackles the social and economic problems in England (start of industrial revolution). Comparing this movie to the previous ones it is obvious that this one doesn't contain enough swashbuckling action! Personally I didn't mind it that much! For Sharpe this adventure is a very personal one! He encounters an old friend,Martin Truman,who later turns out to be his brother! Also Sharpe finds out about his mother,Lizzie Sharpe (a prostitute)! And very last but not least he finally gets to talk to Jane (his wife who betrayed him and stole his money)! For the first time you see what kind of a cruel person Jane really is in contrast to her lover Lord Rossendale,who admits that Sharpe is a honorable man! She insults Sharpe in such a way that is hard to believe that she actually ever loved him! It also becomes clear that Sharpe has no future in England and that he self is only truly happy on the battleground. Al these themes provide top drama and give good insight of Sharpe's past and character! A good and entertaining episode in the Sharpe series on a different level!
With the Peninsular campaign over, our hero Richard Sharpe has to return to England. However, his next assignment sees him working for a wealthy mill-owner against his former friends in Yorkshire. There is a contrived plot about the burning of mills, as well as the usual family revelations; but this is a disappointing outing. Sharpe simply is not the same without two factors being present - the Chosen Men and the French. The same problem was evident in Sharpe's Regiment. If you are a Sharpe fan, of course you will like it. If not, then best stick to those outings that actually involve battle scenes.
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Not adapted from one of Cornwell's books - as far as i know anyway! And boy does it show! It really wasn't in Sharpe's character to go delving into his past, but he goes ahead and does it anyway. The inclusion of the long lost brother plot is a little trite, but it is quite nice - it emphasises how strong the bond between Sharpe and chosen men is. It was also nice to see more of Hagman who is criminally underused in the series, often seemingly included only to perpetrate some folk singing. Once again Jane is completely bonkers, but Rossendale puts in a good performance as the man completely besotted by the scheming minx and feeling a little guilty about the betrayal of the gallant Major Sharpe. The scene in the square was a little chilling, a precursor to the Peterloo massacre that took place not long after. In conclusion though, Sharpe just isn't the same when he isn't fighting the French.
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I am a huge fan of the Sharpe's series, and Sean Bean in general. I
regularly watch the Sharpe's series in succession, and enjoy them all.
However, I find the plot to this episode a bit contrived and overdone.
(I watch it, because it isn't terrible and is part of a great series,
but it is my least favorite.) I groan every time it's revealed that
Truman is Sharpe's half brother. I mean, come on... The way his mother
was sleeping around, he probably has ten siblings running around the
countryside. Not to mention it's the oldest trick in the "melodrama"
book. And then, to make the groan-factor that much higher, just when he
finds out that Truman is his brother, Truman goes and gets himself
shot. You can just hear me rolling my eyes, I'm sure.
Ironically, my second to least favorite is Sharpe's Regiment, the only other episode set in England instead of France or Spain. Hmm... Could it be a trend? At least Sharpe's Challenge is set in India and not a retired Sharpe sitting at home twiddling his thumbs and pining over his whore of an ex-wife.
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this is not the classic Sharpe as it is more about Sharpe's roots and
the world he left behind - a world which is rapidly changing due to the
industrial revolution, fly by night owners, neo Luddites and a family
The class system is clearly outlined with the failed Sharpe marriage and with Mrs Sharpe running off with penniless Lord - yet his family still look down on her as she is married and to boot her husband is workhouse foundling. The socio -economic history is clearly outlined with
- a mini Peterloo massacre in " keighly square" - yeomanry militia ( no sign of a police force) - the paupers graves - the presence of a workhouse for poor relief - the beginning of the industrial revolution - the beginning of the working class - the power of the rich factory owners - the use of colonies - the decline of the old landowners
a cipher for the creation of a modern UK
This episode although perhaps not the usual swashbuckle,has an added interest for me,as much of the filming took place in my home village of Helmshore.The riot scene was filmed in and around the Helmshore Textile Museum,with the crew setting up on the adjacent carpark,much to the interest of the staff of the nearby Airtours Travel offices.Filming took place for about a week in the month of November. Anyone wishing to see the location can find it on the following website.http://members.xoom.com/zoomer101/HELMSHORE_BULL
A nonsensical plot about evil Mill Owners in Yorkshire made worse
some contrived rubbish about a long-lost brother. The series
already gone into a huge decline after the excellent first and
seasons but hits rock bottom here.
Avoid - at all costs.
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Ok, I've tried to read everything I can on here about these, but I would appreciate some current info and answers to the following:
1) Do they really know how to navigate so as to not keep retracing their "steps"?
2) Does Scooba leave any standing water?
3) Scooba's so small. Don't you have to keep refilling?
4) Has the Clorox cleaner been ok for your wood floors?
5) They're really expensive. Worth it or no?
6) Any mechanical problems?
7) If they get stuck and you don't notice it right away, do they eventually turn off?
8) One of my issues is pet hair; any probs there?
I don't mind paying for something that works, but these days, it seems like everything I buy is a cheap piece of you know what.
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1) Do they really know how to navigate so as to not keep retracing their "steps"? I can't remember, but I think they do retrace their steps.
2) Does Scooba leave any standing water? Yes, that was a common problem.
3) Scooba's so small. Don't you have to keep refilling? Yes. Size is actually more of an issue with the roomba though (if you have pet hair). It fills up quickly.
4) Has the Clorox cleaner been ok for your wood floors? I have tile.
5) They're really expensive. Worth it or no? No, I returned two roombas to Costco and I gave up on the scooba, which is relegated to an outdoor shed.
6) Any mechanical problems? It needs to be cleaned more than once during each run if you happen to have hairy dogs (two golden retrievers) like I do. The axle is plastic and when it spins the hair cuts "trenches" in it, eventually destroying it. Also, you need to spray it inside frequently with compressed air or it stops working. The wheels, brushes and bearings in my case needed cleaning each time I used it (though I vacuumed almost every day), but I do have a pet hair problem as mentioned.
7) If they get stuck and you don't notice it right away, do they eventually turn off? Mine did.
8) One of my issues is pet hair; any probs there? Yes, see above. I think it could work for a person without pets or maybe even pets with short hair. It was ridiculously bad with my fluffy, long-haired dogs. (That's the roomba I'm talking about).
The scooba was not as high maintenance and cheap as the roomba, but it eventually died within a year. I think the battery may have been the problem. If you buy either, be sure to buy from a place that allows returns.
Btw, keeping the roomba working was more effort than vacuuming; also, I checked the roomba forums for information on how to fix the problems I encountered; there was a lot of info, but eventually, I just was putting too much effort into it. DH teased me that I was spending more time working on the vacuum than with our doggies. You might look there to see how some people seem to love them (miraculously, to my thinking) and others like me were disappointed.
Just fyi, I returned my first roomba because of the problems with the plastic bearing casings being destroyed by hair. Then, I returned a second one which had the same problem, plus it was just too much work to keep it going. It seemed like a cheap toy.
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE my floor robots! I have a couple of Roombas and a Scooba.
1) Do they really know how to navigate so as to not keep retracing their "steps"?
They do retrace their steps to some extent. I used to worry about it, now I just let them do their thing and see the results at the completion.
2) Does Scooba leave any standing water?
No. A little bit of dampness to dry, about five minutes.
3) Scooba's so small. Don't you have to keep refilling?
I have one that goes for nearly an hour, I refill it once during that amount of time.
4) Has the Clorox cleaner been ok for your wood floors?
Sorry, I don't have wood floors.
5) They're really expensive. Worth it or no?
I LOVE, LOVE my Roomba. I really LIKE my Scooba. If I could only have one, it would be the Roomba.
6) Any mechanical problems?
Like a wonderful pet, they are great but do require some care. I empty my Roomba each time it runs (I have five boxer dogs) and I clean its brushes about every three runs. Maintenance is easy and takes a few minutes. Beyond that any problems I have had (few) have been quickly repaired by iRobot sending me a new part.
7) If they get stuck and you don't notice it right away, do they eventually turn off?
Yes, they call you first (beep, beep). If you ignore them, they turn off/wait.
8) One of my issues is pet hair; any probs there?
Well, I have five dogs, LOTS of hair even though they are boxers.
I don't mind paying for something that works, but these days, it seems like everything I buy is a cheap piece of you know what.
If you belong to Costco, they sell the Roomba and are VERY good about returns. Also, Hammacher Schlemmer offers a Lifetime Unconditional Guarantee on EVERYTHING they sell, and they sell iRobot products. I wish I had known about them before I bought through Home Shopping Network. There is a Roomba chat sight where many people have bought and had their units replaced through Hammacher Schlemmer. You can see the guarantee on their home page.
I would no longer be without my Roombas!
Here is a link that might be useful: Unconditional Lifetime Guarantee
1) They will retrace some of what they do but they do go over the entire floor that is accessible
2) It leaves wetness- kind of like a mop- it also left streaks on my HW floors where it was just water waiting to dry.
3) Yes- my old LR was about 17x20 and it had to be refilled- bad thing the empty tank and the solution tank never emptied and filled at the same time one was full before one was out.
4) Yes
5) I got my Scooba on sale for 50% off- and no it was not worth the money.
6) Yes the battery- after maybe a month the battery was bad.
7) If it gets stuck it makes a doorbell type noise to alert you- but yes it will eventually shut itself off.
8) Yes, even if I swept or vacuumed the HW floors first just any little bit would clog the intake then you have to interrupt the cycle to clean it out.
Even at 50% off I was sorely disappointed in the Scooba. I ended up selling it on CL because it did not do a good job.
I ended up getting a Hoover floormate and I love it and wouldn't trade it for 2 Scoobas. The floormate is NOT for carpet but it will dry vacuum, wet vacuum, scrub, and immediately suck up the little bit of water it spits out.
Floormate vs. Scooba
FM has a cord you can clean all of your house - Scooba has a battery to rely on- it took about an hour to clean one room and the battery lasted about 2 hours.
FM empty/fill tanks at the same time and uses 1/4 of the solution that Scooba did.
FM can spot clean- Scooba has to do the entire room.
FM can dry vac (not carpet), wet vac, and scrub. It also picks up all of the little bit of water it puts down.
FM has a good size opening in the front that sucks up the stuff- if pet hair gets in it (and it takes quite a bit)- just pull the piece off, run water dislodge the hair, and snap the piece back on- Scooba has filters, tubes, roller brushes to fool with to get pet hair out of.
I loved (past tense) my roomba while it lasted. It worked well and crawled under my furniture. If it got stuck it beeped and turned off. You can set a timer to have it clean on a pre-set schedule and it will return itself to the docking station. There are 'invisible fences' that keep it from straying. After a year it will only spin in a half circle and it doesn't work anymore. I don't think I will spend anything to repair it. I got it at costco for $289. I was sorry to see it go.
Groominggal - I have a floormate too and I love it. I've had it for many years with no issues. In addition to cleaning, I have used it as a wet vac when the dehumidifier overflowed and when the cat knocked over a picture of water on the hardwood floor.
Hey Guys:
The Roomba is indeed pretty great...though there are times when I've had to get a new battery for it (ugh).
I have the Roomba 400, which is a good one, I think. I went to this place for the battery: www.batterytex.com
Had to purchase a vac-400nmh-33 battery for it, but I'm sure you might know that already.
Happy Cleaning,
If you do purchase a Roomba, make SURE you keep the receipt and any paperwork that comes with it. You WILL need them. The Roomba is a great concept, but is not reliable at all. They always quit working eventually. I've had 3 of them, took great care of them... I don't even have a shedding pet! All 3 stopped working within 2 years. IMHO, the company should concentrate on making their robotic floor care products more reliable instead of adding more and more bells and whistles...
I have the floormate and I've had the roomba. I wouldn't trade my floormate for any amount of money! It's been the best thing I've bought in a long time. I told my husband if it ever goes out I'll be buying another one the same day to replace it. I've had mine for a few years and haven't had any trouble with it. Like the other posters said, it doesn't work on carpet, but if you have a lot of wood, laminate or tile flooring you'll be a happy camper with a floormate.
I gave away my Roomba aka Dirt Dog model, because by the time I was finished walking through the house and picking up cat, dog toys, dog chews, and electrical cords, etc. I could have vacummed the entire house myself. Was too much work to allow it to vacuum for me. LOL I didn't like that it couldn't fit under all my furniture and I like to vacuum under and behind all furniture everytime I clean the floor or else I don't feel like it's cleaned properly. I think those machines are good if you have a large room with minimal furniture and no obstructions. Maybe a nice and neat garage floor; which was what my model was built to do. I bought it as I knew I'd need something heavy duty to pick up pet fur and cat litter. It did the job, but not as efficient as me vacuuming.
Wow, thx everyone for all the great info!! There's such a mixture of opinions, tho, I'm not sure that I know which way to go. :) Since there never seems to be enough time in a day to do everything I need to do, I was hoping these robots would help me multi-task. I have cats and it seems like I'm constantly vacuuming to keep up with the hair. For those of you who had problems with pet hair, if you would let me know which model you owned, I would appreciate it. I may try the Roomba if the website guarantees I can return it without problem. As for washing the floors, sounds like Floormate's the way to go.
Thx again,
I have a roomba sitting in the closet. I really tried to give it a chance but it is the closest thing to useless I've ever wasted money on. Consequently, I didn't even consider buying a scooba. I bought the roomba based on people on the KT raving about it. Some even claimed to turn it on, leave for work and come home to a clean floor. Balderdash! Mine gets stuck and can't extricate itself. Just sits there making noise until you come to the rescue. If you watch it you will find yourself getting up to nudge it away from a spot it's gone over and over again. I too, wanted it for the pet hair. Believe me. It's a lot faster to get out the regular vac or dustmop and more effective too. I was really convinced the last time I tried to use it. After it had completed it's job, I got out my regular vac and went over everything. You wouldn't believe the dirt.
So, in answer to your question about the scooba. I don't believe it could possibly work any better than the roomba and would be a waste of time and money.


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Communities invited to celebrate Lake Superior Day, July 17-
Sunday, July 17th is Lake Superior Day and the Lake Superior Binational Forum is inviting communities around the lake to schedule events that celebrate the life of the lake.
Defoliating caterpillars not expected to ravage North Shore-
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Sheriff reports body of missing man recovered-
The body of a man who was reported missing on Swan Lake in the BWCAW was recovered Thursday.
County human services awaits more details on effects of state shutdown-
Public Health and Human Services in Cook County serves many vulnerable children and adults with state programs. Some of those programs may be in jeopardy if the state government shuts down July 1.
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text: This article was posted in another thread in a slightly different context. http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/print?id=2466154&type=story It's interesting to begin to evaluate the 2005 1st round picks as to whether teams picked solid starting contributors. As has been commented on in past threads, 1st rounders turn out to be a fairly risky proposition. There are so many who never become every game starters not to mention busts. Perhaps something like 25 to 35 percent turn out to be solid players. That's quite a failure rate, and a costly salary cap hit for no results. That's what is impressive about Belichick and Pioli. They seem to be able to evalute players and not pick some that the pundits are so hyped about - and maybe even some that Pats fans are upset that they didn't take. And some that they pass up do turn out to be solid starters - it's just that they seem to really know which are risks that they avoid and which are going to turn out to be sure things. They don't waste 1st round picks.


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I recommend you consult with an attorney, or, if you qualify, Iowa Legal Aid. You may have recourse against the owner for towing your car. When you contact an attorney, be sure to have a copy of your lease handy, and any other written documents regarding the lot space or parking. Good luck!
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Planetarium show: "Exoplanets"
First discovered 20 years ago, the known exoplanets (planets around other stars) now total more than 1,800. Dr. Scott Roby of SUNY Oswego's physics department will show the different types of planetary systems that exist and give updates on the Kepler mission and the search for twins of Earth. Part of Cruisin' Campus Springbreak. Limited seating: first-come, first-served. Free, including parking in the Centennial Drive lot (E17) or Washington Boulevard lot (E8). 312-2790.
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People buy the Illinois Lottery tickets in hopes of getting rich! But it's a grand deception (fake illusion). Because the odds of winning much are stacked against them.
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Part sun vs. part shade?
Can someone please tell me the difference between 'part sun' and part shade'.
Don't be surprised if you receive as many different answers, as there are number of respondents!
This is the way I consider it, Part sun will generally indicate morning sun for a period of 3-6 hours or late afternoon sun for a similar period or dappled shade, where there is more shade than sun during the day, provided by tree canopies.
Part shade, to me, means that the emphasis is on more direct sunlight, with a period of shade during the hottest part of the day, just after noon to mid-to-late afternoon. Dappled sunlight means more exposure to sunlight during the day and less shade provided by the canopy.
I have seen some descriptions that completely reverse the ones quoted above,i.e., Partial shade meaning a few hours of morning sun and shade the remainder of the day, so be aware!
Well I have always thought they meant the exact same thing. Like is the glass half empty or half full? Walter Reeves seems to use the terms interchangeably in this link.
Here is a link that might be useful: Walter Reeves
The front of my house faces west, so the July and August afternoon sun can really fry plants. My experience is the both part shade and part sun plants can handle the morning sun, but few of them can handle the afternoon sun. Afternoon sun generally means that I will need to use a full sun plant. Of course, all of this is general. That is why we move plants!
Well, that would be easy to remember: afternoon sun = full sun. You're right woody -- this IS why we move plants. I guess we are all hoping that somebody has the definitive answer so that we can always get it right the first time! LOL (But what fun would that be, right?)
Another complication is time of year. For example on the North facing side of my house - the front - I get 3 or 4 hours of full sun in the mid-day hours in mid May through mid August....however in the winter and fall - zero sun as its cut off by the roof line of the house.
As the growing time for plants is when the sun is available what I dont know is the relevance of no direct sun when the plants are in the fall or dormant winter stages.


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