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Pulaski County Quorum Court Approves First Countywide Energy Improvement District
Pulaski County Property owners will soon have the opportunity and flexibility to affordably finance renewable energy, energy efficiency and water conservation projects. Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) is an innovative financing program that allows property owners to borrow 100% of project costs and pay for them through a special assessment on their annual property tax bill.
Based on data provided by the U.S Department of Energy, there is great potential for energy and cost savings in the commercial building market. They estimate the PACE program, if all U.S. businesses and institutions took advantage of these cost-effective upgrades, could reduce our average annual energy use by 25%. Through job creation and lower energy bills, every dollar invested will produce a positive return in savings.
A recent joint-study, released by the Georgia Institute of Technology and Duke University, concluded that Arkansas would benefit greatly from energy efficiency programs. As a direct result of these programs, they estimate the creation of nearly 11,000 new jobs in the next fifteen years and $1.7 billion in total energy savings. Arkansas residents spent $3.2 billion on electricity in 2007 alone.
"This ordinance is a job creator," says County Judge Barry Hyde. "Pulaski County is leading the way with smart options for developers and property owners by creating the State's largest PACE district. PACE financing will provide a practical way to save energy, reduce emissions and improve air quality while adding to the value of property. Through PACE, Pulaski County is demonstrating its commitment to renewable energy development, energy efficiency, and the creation of local jobs."
Act 1074 of 2013 enables Arkansas's cities and counties to create energy improvement districts to fund loans for the full cost of qualified energy saving projects. Loan payments must be less than the cost of the energy saved, resulting in positive cash flow to the participant. Pulaski County joins Fayetteville, North Little Rock and Little Rock as localities having authorized PACE districts in Arkansas.
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The Pulaski County Quorum Court adopted the amended Lake Maumelle Watershed Zoning Code on August 26th, 2014. The Amended Final Version of the Lake Maumelle Watershed Zoning can be obtained, viewed and inspected at the Pulaski County Planning & Development office located at 3200 Brown Street, Little Rock or you may visit the following link:
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Pulaski County has partnered with the State of Arkansas to become the first State and County in the country to provide secure payment processing services available with any smartphone through the website:
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Understanding the environment: Problems with the way we think
There is increasing recognition that the reductionist mindset that is currently...
There is increasing recognition that the reductionist mindset that is currently dominating society, rooted in unlimited economic growth unperceptive to its social and environmental impact, cannot resolve the converging environmental, social and economic crises we now face. The primary aim of this unit is to encourage the shift away from reductionist and human centred thinking towards a holistic and ecological worldview.
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Understanding the environment: problems with the way we think
This unit will facilitate your exploration of a viable way of life by identifying actions that individuals can take to reduce environmental impacts while sustaining community well-being. You will be required to develop a worked example of how to go about doing this based on your own experience. In particular, you will explore how identifying a balance between reducing environmental impacts and sustaining community well-being should be an ongoing learning process.
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Best of 2013: Meticulously Constructed Sculptures by Takahiro IwasakiJuxtapoz // Thursday, December 19, 2013
Originally published on February 26th, 2013: From delicately carving rolls of tape into detailed landscapes to building towers out of loose towel threads and constructing intricate structures out of toothbrush bristles, Japanese artist Takahiro Iwasaki takes everyday objects and transforms them into amazing sculptures.
Where you can find JuxtapozVault // Wednesday, December 18, 2013
We've created a map with all the brick and motor locations that carry Juxtapoz. Stop by your local shop today and pick up a copy.
Best of 2013: James Jean, February 2013Vault // Wednesday, December 18, 2013
For the rest of the month, we are looking back on some of our favorite features from our print edition. Today, we look at the February 2013 cover story with James Jean. At the time, James Jean retired, then didn't really retire at all. In a similar vein of Michael Jordan, who retired from one phase of his career only to return stronger and more well-equipped to dominate once again, Jean left the illustration world behind in 2008, redefining himself as one of the most talented and intriguing fine artists of his generation...
Estevan Oriol "LA Portraits" Book Signing + Exhibition @ Known Gallery, LAPhotography // Wednesday, December 18, 2013
This Saturday, Juxtapoz' contributing photo editor, and one of Los Angeles' iconic documentarians, Estevan Oriol, will open an exhibition and hold a book signing at Known Gallery on Fairfax Avenue. His new book, LA Portraits, is a follow-up to his now famous LA Woman book: Portraiture of Los Angeles Volume 1. Go get a book for your budding photographer in your life, get it signed, and go check out the show before it comes down on January 4, 2014.
Kati Heck @ CAC Malaga, SpainJuxtapoz // Wednesday, December 18, 2013
One of our favorite contemporary painters, Antwerp-based Kati Heck, just opened her first expansive museum show in Spain at the CAC Malaga, featuring 41 works: small- and large-format paintings, drawings, sculptures, photography and video. So, if you have family in Spain, live in Spain, live close to Spain, maybe make this show a holiday season must...
IN L.A.: S.I.D (SUPERMAN IS DEAD) @ Subliminal ProjectsJuxtapoz // Wednesday, December 18, 2013
This past weekend we stopped by Subliminal Projects for the opening of S.I.D (Superman Is Dead), a collaboration between Dennis Morris and Shepard Fairey. The show will feature collaborative paintings, photographs and prints of, and inspired by, Sid Vicious' tenure as the Sex Pistols' bassist. Photos and more after the jump…
The Vision of FaustErotica // Wednesday, December 18, 2013
The Vision of Faust is a painting by Luis Ricardo Falero (1851–1896) who was the Duke of Labranzano, and an acclaimed Spanish painter in his time. He specialized in female nudes and mythological and fantasy settings. Most of his paintings contained at least one female nude or topless nude. His most common medium was oil on canvas. Duke of Labranzano, was a Spanish painter. He specialized in female nudes and mythological and fantasy settings. Most of his paintings contained at least one female nude or topless nude. His most common medium was oil on canvas.
Best of 2013: The Sketchbook of Anton VillJuxtapoz // Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Originally published on January 4th, 2013: The great website Empty Kingdom found a good one in the sketchbook art of Estonian artist, Anton Vill. A great mix of both a lowbrow style and incredible craft, Vill's work reminds us of the sketchbook of one of the great animated movies you would find from European production company. Come to think of it, maybe its been Vill the whole time...
Update: Paintings by Dan VoineaJuxtapoz // Wednesday, December 18, 2013
We love Dan Voinea's suspension of belief, his capturing of movement and timeless style. "Momentary rise of reason constitutes a deliberated exercise in sanity and the absurd in the realm of the surreal. By means of basic, sparse compositions and frugal coloring, the artworks depict every-day stereotypes in which the strange detail contaminates the apparent reality with the absurd." - Dan Voinea
Giant Slugs Made from 40,000 Plastic Bags by Florentijn HofmanJuxtapoz // Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Using 40,000 plastic bags, Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman built these two huge slugs that wove their way up the city steps in Angers, France. The two moving sculptures were titled "Slow Slugs."


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Brought To You By ... Steve Carell, Jason Alexander, and a hobbit who loves cheese - VIDEOS
Whenever you get into any profession, you have to start at the bottom. The TV business is no exception. The stars you see in prime time today probably cut their teeth working in TV commercials. Heck, some of them still do TV commercials even after they become big stars (but it's often overseas...shhhhhhhh).
After the jump, a sampling of TV commercials from years ago that star celebrities who are now household names. If you're old enough to remember these commercials, you'll probably say to yourself, "Oh yeah, I remember this ad, but I didn't realize that he was in it!"
John Cleese's real last name is Cheese?! - VIDEO
This is actually a great interview with Cleese, because both Cleese and Kimmel seem to get along well and they're both quick on their feet. Kimmel was sick that night so he immediately gives Cleese some antibacterial lotion, Cleese jokes about how many times he's been married (three times, all Americans - his wife passed away last year), and the comic even gets in that one of the things wrong with Kimmel is that he's overweight.
Cleese is also on Twitter, so you can keep up with him that way if you're a fan.
Staying safe with PSAs - VIDEO
If it weren't for public service announcements, kids everywhere would be drinking Liquid Plumber and throwing themselves in front of trains.
You know what I mean: those PSAs you watched as a kid told you how to be safe, avoid abduction, deal with bullies, eat the right foods, and seventeen ways to kill a man with a paper clip. I'd say, in most respects, TV raised you better than your parents ever could.
Anyway, here's a few old PSAs. Two come from Concerned Children's Advertisers in Canada, the last one from the American Lung Association.
What TV can teach us: Atheism - VIDEOS
This is the 27th in my twelve-part series where my friends (that's you) and I (that's also you, but in this case: me) try to learn all we can about a subject by turning to that great teaching tool known as television.
Many people will tell you that whether or not a person ultimately believes in a supreme being is a matter of personal choice, hopefully arrived at through study and reflection. This is not true: both atheism and religion are based on cheese, and which of the following items most interests a person, this:
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Relationship Marketing: Uncovering the Mysteries Hidden in Consumer Data
The BAA presents Brand Activation Demystified, a series that will give you fresh perspectives on the latest approaches to strategy, execution and measurement in the key areas that form the marketing space where image and action disciplines converge to shape the way consumers experience a brand.
Shopper Marketing: The Year Ahead in Shopper Marketing
The BAA presents Brand Activation Demystified, a series that will give you fresh perspectives on the latest approaches to strategy, execution and measurement in the key areas that form the marketing space where image and action disciplines converge to shape the way consumers experience a brand.
Target Regains Some Style Groove; Will Focus More On Natural, Organic Foods
After a year of playing transitional defense, Target is taking the offensive, upping its marketing spending and digital initiatives, and getting ready to reinvent its food offerings.
Grapes of Worth: How Supermarkets Are Becoming Local Wine Shops
There's a wine retailing revolution taking place across America, and it's happening in the supermarket. No longer confined to specialty shops and liquor marts, wine is carving out its own territory on the grocery floor.
A Tail of Two Retail Channels: Getting the Assortment Mix Right
Whether we're pampering ourselves or our pets, we're making a special trip to the store to do it, and that's a big opportunity for retailers.
Vita Coco: Connecting Through Culture
Vita Coco has used nimble marketing and a focus on pop culture to become a beverage category leader.
Unilever: Redefining Men's Strength
Unilever discussed strategies and insights for marketing to the modern man.
A Whole New Ball Game
Advances in technology and social media have changed sponsorship marketing forever.
Target's Mobile Game: Provides a Fun In-Store Experience for Holiday Shoppers
Target introduces a new in-store gaming experience, built in partnership with Google's Art, Copy & Code team.
The New 'Co-op' Isn't Retail Ad Budgets, It's Audience Data
A new form of cooperation is emerging between retailers and brand marketers that is driving more sales and better returns for both sides.
Starbucks Serving Up High-End 'Tasting Rooms,' Food, Alcohol And App Ordering
Company "aims to double sales from its food business in the U.S. over the next five years and become more of an evening food-and-wine destination..."
Where U.S. Retailers and Consumers are Cashing in on Deep Discounts this Holiday Season
Deep discount promotions work better for U.S. retailers around Thanksgiving and Black Friday than at other times of the year.
Marketing To Become More Personalized, Authentic
Marketing will become even more personalized next year, as technological advances catch up to consumer expectations, and marketers will have to continue to overhaul how they communicate with consumers.
The Science of Consumers
Consumer neuroscience, also known as neuromarketing, can give brands new ways to test, track, and measure the effectiveness of communication strategies. Brands like Campbell's are using consumer neuroscience to make print, packaging, and in-store advertising more effective. This Insight Brief also provides tips for selecting the right research vendor.
The ASPCA's Success in Retail and Corporate Partnerships
The ASPCA shared the best practices that made it a top global licensor and an effective corporate partner across a range of consumer categories.
Win-Win: How Finding Connections Across the Store Can Boost Sales
Rapid changes in technology are transforming lifestyles—and shopping habits.
Multicultural Consumers Will Drive Higher Holiday Sales
A rising number of consumers in the U.S. identify as multicultural and multicultural consumers will push shopping carts to sales growth this season.
The Consumer Decision Journey: Health and Wellness
Microsoft shared research on consumer needs along the consumer decision journey within the context of health and wellness.
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Despite improvements in telepresence, most virtual "traveling" amounts to little more than staring at a screen and listening to headphones. In an effort to bring the other three sense to bear, the Ikei Laboratory at the Tokyo Metropolitan University Graduate School of System Design is developing what it calls "virtual body technology." Unveiled at the Digital Contents Expo 2012 in Tokyo last October, the system claims to use all five senses to provide an immersive virtual experience akin to inhabiting another person's body. Read More
Handheld device scans and plays sheet music
Composers who want to know what their hand-written sheet music will sound like may soon have a new tool at their disposal. Using a hand-held device hooked up to their tablet or laptop, they could "play" that music in real time, wherever they were – even if a piano or other instrument was nowhere in sight. That's the idea behind the Gocen, a prototype device being developed by a team from the Tokyo Metropolitan University. Read More
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The Tax Analysts Blog
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A group of academics down south released a tax reform plan; it's worth a read.
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March 23, 2015 - 12:53 PM EDT
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Some studies that report U.S. multinationals are facing higher corporate tax burdens than foreign multinationals exaggerate the difference.
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March 20, 2015 - 9:20 AM EDT
by Robert Goulder
Our tax code is a mess. Fixing it has proven enormously challenging. Everybody knows these things. A recent congressional report offers the perplexing assertion that private sector tax professionals are to blame for this troubled state of affairs.
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March 17, 2015 - 11:57 AM EDT
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In 2013 Utah Sen. Mike Lee released a tax plan. It was interesting and very expensive. In 2015 Lee released a new tax plan, this time with help from Florida Sen. Marco Rubio. It was less interesting and much more expensive.
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March 17, 2015 - 9:17 AM EDT
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I have a few ideas about simplification. All of these reflect my conclusion that the number of forms and the complexity of the calculations no longer matter, if they ever really did. The computer handles all that and doesn't seem to have much trouble doing it. What matters is the time spent organizing documents, entering data, and making tax-driven choices.
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March 16, 2015 - 1:13 PM EDT
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The OECD's base erosion and profit-shifting project has dominated the international tax scene for over a year. Ever since the G-20 tasked the organization with finding solutions to the perceived problem of multinationals paying low effective tax rates, the international tax community has talked about little else.
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March 16, 2015 - 8:25 AM EDT
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Last week, Tax Analysts was the first to report that the IRS has stopped a decades-long practice of providing news outlets with copies of letters that grant organizations tax exemption.
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March 11, 2015 - 12:24 PM EDT
by Cara Griffith
The Multistate Tax Commission's transfer pricing project, entitled the Arm's-Length Adjustment Service, is still being developed and is scheduled to begin in July, but corporate taxpayers should take notice now. The result could be a significant increase in the number of state transfer pricing audits.
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September 19, 2014 - 10:07 AM EDT
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Treasury's export of Stanley Surrey's arm's-length standard was perhaps the most successful case of ideological conversion in the arena of international tax policy. Even as the United States inches away from that construct, the OECD clings to it with a zeal befitting a convert. Treasury may very well have to renounce the dogma of Surrey's infallibility before true reform in the global transfer pricing regime can take place.
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July 11, 2014 - 9:39 AM EDT
by Mindy Herzfeld
This week's international tax highlights include Jean-Claude Juncker's agenda for EU tax policy, changes in the IRS' international administration, and continued assertiveness by the U.S. and other governments in pursuing tax evasion while BEPS goes into sleep mode.
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Skimming Romps in San Diego; River Keen Last
Juddmonte Farms' homebred 4-year-old colt Skimming, saved ground along the inside on the way to an eight-length wire-to-wire victory in the $250,000 San Diego Handicap (gr. III) Sunday at Del Mar.
Juddmonte Farms' homebred 4-year-old colt Skimming, saved ground along the inside on the way to an eight-length wire-to-wire victory in the $250,000 San Diego Handicap (gr. III) Sunday at Del Mar.
Diamond A Racing's Reciclada led the field on a chase around Monmouth Park's turf track, leading at every call on the way to a two-length win over Mumtaz in Sunday's $100,000 Eatontown Stakes (gr. IIIT).
Dixie Union swept by Captain Steve, Thistyranthasclass, and More Than Ready inside the final furlong, and held off the late run of Milwaukee Brew to win the $1-million Haskell Invitational Handicap (gr. I) Sunday at Monmouth Park. Captain Steve finished 3/4 lengths back in second, a head in front of Milwaukee Brew.
Jeanne Vance's Lemon Drop Kid won his third consecutive race since adding blinkers after a third-place finish in the Pimlico Special (gr. I), winning the $1,042,000 Whitney Handicap (gr. I) by two lengths over Cat Thief Sunday at Saratoga.
Bold Edge earned his first group I win Sunday, edging out Lend A Hand by a neck in the Prix Maurice de Gheest (Fr-I) at Deauville, France.
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WASHINGTON The House Republican drive to dismantle the new health care law piece by piece advanced Tuesday with a vote to disrupt the flow of federal dollars for health insurance exchanges, an integral part of the law's goal of expanding insurance coverage.
The bill is mainly a vehicle for Republicans to restate their case against the health care law enacted last year, since the Democratic-led Senate is likely to ignore it and the White House issued a veto threat in the event it passed.
The House is also expected to vote Wednesday on another bill to block funding for a part of the law that offers grants for school-based health center construction.
The vote on the insurance exchange bill split mainly along party lines, 238-183.
Both bills would take away the authority of the secretary of the Health and Human Services, as prescribed in the health care law, to distribute money for the two programs without going through the annual congressional budget process.
"Shockingly, the Congress gave an executive branch official the sole authority to determine the size of the appropriation," said Rep. Fred Upton, R-Mich., chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee and sponsor of the health exchange bill. "Without further congressional action, the secretary can literally spend hundreds of billions of dollars" at her own discretion.
The exchanges, said Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, chairman of the Senate committee that oversees health issues, gives states "new authority and flexibility to serve their citizens' needs. This legislation would roll back those gains and hurt American families. As I've said before, bills to defund the health care law will be dead on arrival in the Senate."
The non-partisan Congressional Budget Office said passage of the Upton bill would reduce the deficit by about $14 billion over the next decade, although the government would then need to go to Congress for the money needed to help states set up the health insurance markets.
The exchanges are a key element in the new health care system envisioned by the law. Starting in 2014, the exchanges will offer one-stop shopping for people and small businesses buying coverage directly from an insurer. Most people buying insurance through the exchanges would be eligible for taxpayer-financed subsidies, and participating plans would have to take all applicants, regardless of prior health problems. Sick people or seniors could not be charged higher premiums.
If a state does not set up an exchange, the federal government is required to do so.
Some Republicans have supported the concept, because it is market-based, and most states have moved ahead with plans to set up the exchanges, including states where Republicans are in control.
The exchanges, the White House said in its veto-threat message, "will allow Americans to compare prices and health insurance plans and decide which quality, affordable option is right for them." It cited Congressional Budget Office estimates that the Upton bill would deny the states $1.9 billion between 2012 and 2015 to establish exchanges and that some half a million people who would be covered under current law would go without health insurance if the bill passes.


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:( for losing my Pokemon White, liked it so much.
Anyways, well........this is my first blog. It's filled with pure evil and awesomeness. Yeah, I took that from Vechs' first tweet.
Anyways, I haven't been playing Pokemon for in favor for Minecraft and Super Mario 3D Land. I better play a Pokemon game soon. The only Pokemon related thing I have been doing lately was Pokedex 3D. I better play my Black and Platinum soon. On the other hand, I'm at 8-6 on SM3DLand.
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The airbag light was flashing continuously and then I had to have the dash took out to repair valve core. Now the light is out but it makes a loud 5 beep alarm and repeats it over and over. This is a 2003 ford escape.
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Comment: Re:It's dead reckoning . . . (Score 1) 195
As pointed out below, what you're saying is the opposite of what the researchers are saying.
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As pointed out below, what you're saying is the opposite of what the researchers are saying.
The question is not whether or not an animal is able to navigate. All animals do navigation of some kind.
The question is how the animal navigates. The researchers are arguing that instead of using landmarks ("I've reached the big tree, I should turn left now"), they're relying on a mental map ("I started 20 paces forward and 5 paces left of my destination, and I've gone 20 paces forward, so I still need to go 5 paces left.")
If people here would actually take the time to read the actual research, they'd probably learn something. Instead, what I usually see is people make an assumption about what they think the research is (often aided by a poor blurb), fit it into something they already know, and dismiss it as irrelevant.
What Hoare is talking about is designing the language so that the entire concept of a null reference is impossible. That is, if you wrote a program that might result in a null reference, then your program would not compile.
The point is that the example compiles, even though the behavior is undefined.
What Hoare is talking about is designing a language such that null references are impossible.
It would help immensely if you just put in a link to a recent news article summarizing what's going on. It wasn't until I found an article in Harvard's newspaper that I knew the basics of the situation.
Very much so. I had to Google Charles Nesson to figure out the context. It would help if along with the new stuff, he linked to a news article summarizing the latest.
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Last weekend, an elderly man was using a public bathroom at a lake in Georgia (instead of just using the lake?!?) and, for whatever reason, he chose to stand on top of it while using it. Then he fell IN. The toilet led to a pit in the ground and that pit was filled with human poop. He was eventually rescued and pulled from the poo- pit, but not before he'd marinated in other people's brown business for 70 minutes. Anyone remember former WWE wrestler Chris "The Masterpiece" Masters? Me neither, but last night he was called to his mother's house in Los Angeles after she was being held by a crazy neighbor who'd barricaded himself inside with her and set the house on fire. What did Chris do? Well sure, he called the cops, but before they got to the scene, he ripped a tree OUT OF THE GROUND and threw it through a window to pull his mother to safety. He saved her life. Speaking of saving lives, the folks at
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Fell off a 3- story roof (because he was drunk and trying to avoid being hit by a bottle rocket) but as luck would have it, he landed on plastic recycling cans
Head- on crash on HWY 2, flipped the car a few times and ended up resting on a jersey barrier... on an overpass
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His new cat was acting all crazy... turns out the place below him was on fire... and his cat had a problem with the idea of burning to death. Good kitty.
As a small child in Alaska, someone tried to kidnap him, but the would- be- kidnapper was stopped by 2 sumo wrestlers. If I had a dollar for every time I've heard that story, I would have a dollar.
His long hair... a guy fired a pistol at his head. No bullets hit his head, but 3 of them cut a hole through his hair
Crashed a dirt bike and fell into a blackberry bush... which seemed kinda bad, until he realized that the black berry bush prevented him from falling over a cliff
A rock... was in Afghanistan and started running toward some buddies pinned down in a fire fight. Tripped over a rock and went face-down to the ground. When he looked up, bullets were flying directly over the place he'd been running
Total strangers saved his life... back in 19- and- 91, he lost his kidneys to diabetes (or as Wilford Brimmley would say- "dia- beetiss'). That same year, a family lost a loved one and he got that persons kidneys that not only saved his life, but kept him alive to this very day
About 20 years ago, he was a 'green' on a crab boat (The Wizard, incidentally) and got his leg caught in the rope of a crab pot. He almost went over the edge of the boat, but was saved by a dude... and then punched in the face by that same dude for not being careful
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Two Rosemary's in a pot one died... help?
I have two different types of Rosemary's in an 18 inch clay pot outside. One is upright and the other pronate. I live in San Antonio, TX and we have had unbelievably hot and dry weather. I water my potted plants every other evening... sometimes in the morning or every evening if they are all looking wilted or stressed. I water thoroughly but all my pots have good drainage.
A few days ago (about one week) my upright rosemary started to look brown... looked fine in the morning when I left for work but was "dry" looking by the late evening when I got home. I thought it was "thirsty" so I watered it and over the next two days it dried to look like a dead Christmas tree.
The pronate Rosemary looks fine... It is bright green and healthy but I am worried it too will dry out. What happened? Should I transplant the pronate? Is my upright DEAD!!! Do I remove it from the pot? HELP!!!! What should I do and how do I keep it from happening again?
You might have over watered. Instead of watering on a schedule, it's best to stick your finger in the soil and check the dampness. Also, hot is relative...just because it is hot, doesn't mean the soil is dry.
OR... and I am just throwing out ideas, I can't see the plant... was the pot too crowded? I don't know how big your plants are, but I'd just plant one rosemary to an 18" pot. They can get rather LARGE.... so with that goes maybe you were UNDERwatering the plant. My private opinion is that you over watered it. Is it humid there? I don't think that rosemary likes humidity all that much.
The symptoms of both overwatering and underwatering are very similar. If your rosemarys are root bound and you continue to water, root rot can set in. It's been so hot and dry down here that I am having to water my potted plants twice a day, and I'm making sure that they aren't root bound. Pull your dead rosemary and inspect the roots to see if it is in fact root bound. Here is some information on drought effects on plants.
However, as you know, Texas is in the worst drought in decades. I take care of one of the Master Gardener demonstration garden here in Rockport. I had a large 4' upright rosemary that had been planted in a raised, well-drained bed for about 4 years. I didn't realize that the irrigation was broken, and I recently went down there, and the rosemary was totally dead. Dead, Dead, Dead! I don't know how long it took for it to die since I hadn't been there in about a month. The soil around it was so dry. So there is no doubt in my mine that my rosemary died due to drought.
And you might want to check with the Bexar County Master Gardeners to see what they think. Good luck!
San Antonio is not humid. I live right on one of the Texas bays, and it is very humid here. But amazingly all of my rosemarys do great, but then I have them all in raised beds. It is native to the Mediterranean region, Portugal, and northeastern Spain so I think that it likes being on water.
Thank you for your responses. I kept researching online and kept running into the idea of "fungus" being the culprit so I panicked and pulled both of them out of the pot. The roots looked normal, I think, but they were mostly brown (not a lot of white) although they did not seem dry. I don't know what healthy roots look like.
Anyway there were more roots than soil it seemed so I did my best to separate the two plants without destroying too much of the roots of either. Did loose about half the roots of the dried "dead-looking" one and about a fourth of the other plant's roots. I repotted the healthy rosemary into the same pot with a lot more soil and out of sheer attachment kept the "dead" one. I planted it in an other pot with more soil just in case it still had some life left in it. The roots did not have any rot and the soil was moist but not soggy.
Maybe it was root bound? It is not really humid in San Antonio and I figure that if I had over or under watered BOTH plants would have died. Our temperatures for the last month or so have been 100 to 104 with a heat index of up to 10 degrees more and we have not had any significant rain in almost three months.
I'm crossing my fingers and hoping that the healthy plant will not hate me for all the movement. So far it looks ok... we'll see if it survives that change.
By the way... the one that died is not brown or black... it is a dried green pale sage color. It's leaves are all mostly on the branches although all the shaking to seperate the two plants made it loose a lot of needles.
It's been hot and dry here in Missouri too. I wondered if the roots of the upright plant might have been primarily on the side exposed to the heat of the sun every day. Some of my potted plants in the past have died before I realized just how hot the soil in the pot can get when exposed to the sun.
I'm thinking you overwatered. Two in one pot was a bad idea to beging with. Rosemary likes to put down more roots anytime a branch touches the soil. Give the prostrate rosemary its own pot and let it go nuts. You need to water a rosemary when the leaves start to contract, otherwise rainfall should be fine.


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EAST SYRACUSE, N.Y. â Aug. 11, 2009 â PPC, the global leader in connector technology, today announced that it has named Eric Bodley as the company's vice president and general manager of consumer electronics. A veteran of the consumer electronics industry, Bodley brings a vast amount of knowledge and experience to his new role at PPC, where he will strengthen the company's current line of consumer interconnect cables, bulk cable solutions, and patented compression connectors and tools, and build the PPC brand in the consumer electronics space.
"It is an honor to welcome Eric to the PPC team," said John Mezzalingua, president of PPC. "Eric is a highly respected member of the consumer electronics industry with a wealth of knowledge about the marketplace. There is no doubt that he will be instrumental in helping us to develop a winning strategy for our consumer product lines."
Bodley has more than 35 years of experience in the consumer electronics industry, having worked with leading retail and custom installation companies on sales, management, and operational issues. Prior to joining PPC, Bodley held the role of senior sales director at Monster Cable Products, Inc.
Bodley's previous positions include principal consultant at Bodley & Associates, Inc., a technology consulting firm; and president and founder of Florida Home Entertainment Design, a CEPro Top 100 integrator. Bodley is a past president of the Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association (CEDIA), having served on the CEDIA Board for more than ten years, and has been a member of the CEA's PARA Board for two years.
"It's a perfect time to join PPC and I look forward to contributing to the growth of one of the most exciting brands in the consumer electronics marketplace," said Bodley. "PPC has a true passion for innovation that is reflected in its products and an absolute commitment to consumers. It's an organization that I'm proud to be a part of."
Bodley will be located in Bonita Springs, Fla. and will report to Mezzalingua.
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Does anyone know of a reasonable place to get breast prostesis? Mine are 3 1/2 years old now and for the most part are OK. I was told they have a life expectancy of 2 years . so I feel like I should start looking, just in case. I also would like to purchase a pair for swimming. The first set with a bra cost $600.00 and I can not afford that at this time. I have even looked on the net trying to find directions for making them, but have not had any luck. Bird seed and some of the other suggestions just didn't sound comfortable. The silicone are very comfortable and I have never had a problem with fit or comfort. The first time insurance helped defray the cost, this time I'm on my own. Any homemade directions would be greatly appreciated. I still work in the public and not comfortable without them for appearances. But don't have a problem without them at home.
Hi there, birdseed sounds silly! You cant get that wet! Unless you want sprouts!
You might try joining this site. They are FAB. I went there when I had my breast reduction years ago and the women there were very supportive. There are various forums....one for breast cancer and reconstruction, one for aumentations, etc etc.
then join the appropriate forum, I bet they have some asnwers for ya :)
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True. In some ways conservation is almost like archaeology! Especially in the example you gave. I remember seeing a piece on the restoration of Holbein's "The Ambassadors", a 15-16th c. oil on wood work at the National Gallery in London.
The piece had faded, cracked, warped, and simply just started to go south. The wood it was painted on is not a single piece but planks held together. So they had umpteen sections all deciding to go their own way. The paint was just messed up by sun, heat, humidity, etc.
Over, I think, two or three years they went over the whole thing with cotton swabs, 3 bristle brushes, and magnifying glasses to fix it. Just like an archeologist slowly brushing away at the detritus of eons or having to piece together thousands of tiny shards.
With that in mind, I understand why so many collections are paranoid (rightly so) about too much wear and tear on their pieces. It is much cheaper to keep something in the dark than to fix it later.


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