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We live in a twin home and I needed a narrow bench for the entrance hallway. This one is perfect! It fits in fine with our oak woodwork. The color is a diffent red than pictured..it's more burgundy. But no complaints...it's a rich color. I can think of no complaints. As far as I'm concerned this bench has a 5 star rating.
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I give this dept 1 star. I ordered the bench on April 10. When it wasn't here on the 14th of May I called customer service and also sent an email wondering about it. Five days later it was delivered. So customer service was great once I contacted them, but I guess something must have gone wrong with my original order. I was ready to cancel the order but so glad I didn't.
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My wife and I love the simple farm look of this bench, and the fact that we can store hats and gloves in it. I'm not sure how well the pine wood will hold up over time. It's not meant to support a large amount of weight, so it would seem wiser to make it out of a hardwood like poplar. [...]
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The fine you get when you're caught dodging the fare is legally not a fine but a punitive ticket price(straffavgift). If you're caught by the police dodging the fare (Sometimes they stand around trying to catch criminals or illegal immigrants) then you get an actual fine (ordningsbot) which is actually not covered by planka.nu and can show up on your permanent record.
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The Face of the Enemy
Master Orgus has learned that the Flesh Raiders are using an energy shield to protect their camps. The shields are powered by a generator inside a heavily guarded cave deep inside Flesh Raider territory.
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A male Knight will receive neither Dark nor Light points if he does not choose the first [Flirt] option (I do it for you). If that option is chosen, either two further [Flirt]s* increase Dark Side by a total of 100, or a Light Side choice can cancel out the Dark Side gain from the initial [Flirt].
i.e. a female Knight can net either 50 Light Side or 50 Dark Side from this dialog; a male Knight can only gain Dark Side points 'break even' or avoid Dark and Light choices altogether.
* for 3 total, not including the earlier [Flirt]in [Enemy Force] (which is not required to 'unlock' these options)
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Also, the "totals" for Affection and Force points in the upper right box are not actually a useful number for the missions with more complex dialog trees - they are not "maximum potential", they are merely all of the options from all possible sequences added together (and sometimes there's even an error in that calculation). It is most obvious in the Force point 'totals' for this mission: only one of the female's Light Side options can ever be chosen in a single playthrough, and the same with the male's Light Side options; "200" is the total of both alternatives for both genders. Meanwhile, the Dark Side number is entirely off - it falls between the highest a male Knight can gain (100) and the total of all options for both genders (200)...
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mowing to control weeds in open vista meadow
I"m on a committee to manage 25acres of preserved land which on the master plan is supposed to remain "open vista meadow". We've been mowing it once a year in the fall to control multiflora rose. I'm wondering if just painting the stems with glyophosphate is a less disruptive way of dealing with it. The land is also overrun with Canadian thistle, crown vetch and hops. I have my doubts that fall mowing will control these since they have already gone to seeds. Any suggestions? Rebow
You need to burn or mow a meadow periodically to maintain the health and diversity of the open vista. Don't consider the mow disruptive - its not.
A prescribed burn would be very useful. Burning is very selective at controlling non-natives and is stimulating to the native flora.
Glphosate would work on the multi-flora. You can also spot-treat the thistle, hops and crown vetch with it, too. Joe Pye is right...a burn would also help with everything else.
Mowing doesn't usually kill a plant. It just makes really short, and it will bloom anyway. I had some 2" tall Queen Anne's Lace in full bloom this year, LOL! April
Burning might be a good idea but it isn't always easy to do in a relatively civilized setting such as a meadow within a subdivision. You could also try mowing, or perhaps selective mowing. If the thistles, vetch, or other weeds are concentrated in a particular area, mow that area early in the summer then walk around applying Roundup to the thistles. If you can't identify the thistles right after mowing you could wait a couple of weeks until they grow new leaves that allow you to identify them. This will take a number of repeat applications, but eventually you should be able to get the weeds under control this way.


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Ward-Prowse will miss at least 10 weeks after suffering a fractured foot during Southampton's Premier League match against Swansea City last Saturday, ESPN FC reports.
Ward-Prowse was held out of Southampton's Capital One Cup match against Arsenal on Tuesday due to the ailment, with further scans finally showing the fracture.
September 21, 2014
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Ward-Prowse had to be stretchered off from Southampton's Premier League match against Swansea City on Saturday due to an ankle injury.
Ward-Prowse came into the match with assists in back-to-back matches, but the injury appeared to be pretty serious Saturday. He'll undergo additional scans to determine the full extent of the injury.
August 20, 2014
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Ward-Prowse led Southampton with three shot attempts (two on goal) in Sunday's opening match at Liverpool.
Ward-Prowse started on Southampton's right wing and had an eye for goal while playing the entire match. Following just 16 starts last season, the 19-year-old figures to assume a much larger role for a retooled Saints' squad this time around. Nonetheless, Ward-Prowse is yet to score a Premier League goal, so his fantasy stock remains rooted in potential for the time being.
August 17, 2014
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Ward-Prowse is in the starting XI for Southampton's Premier League opener against Liverpool on Sunday.
Ward-Prowse is fairly underpriced in many salary cap fantasy games, and if he can prove he's worth of a consistent starting spot, his fantasy prospects are enticing given the relative lack of depth at Southampton.
August 24, 2013
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Ward-Prowse picked up an assist in Southampton's game Saturday.
Ward-Prowse crossed the ball into the box following a set piece in the 88th minute of Saturday's match and his pass was then headed home by defender Jose Fonte to secure a draw for Southampton.
August 21, 2012
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Ward-Prowse, has received high praise after his English Premier League debut as a starter in Sunday's 3-2 loss to Manchester City.Dailymail reports.
The 17-Year old Midfielder had an impressive match on Sunday against the reigning champions. The Saints are hoping Ward-Prowse will grow into yet another home grown star joining the likes of, Theo Walcott,Gareth Bale and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.


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Author has written 33 stories for Harry Potter, Naruto, Beyblade, Moon Child, Yu-Gi-Oh, Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, Lord of the Rings, Marvel, Young Justice, Justice League, Assassin's Creed, Young Avengers, Hawaii Five-0, Da Vinci's Demons, Hobbit, and Daredevil.
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Usually - optimistic, introvert, daydreaming, open-minded and helpful person. My hobbies include reading, watching movies and TV shows, sometimes drawing... and of course, writing XD
Most of my stories - no wait, almost (?) ALL of them, actually - will include at least two handsome guys kissing, making out or just loving each other. If you don't like it, just flame me as much as you want, but be prepared to take responsibility /evil smile/
If you have something to tell me or ask me or just wanna mail me, please feel free to do so.
Ships I sail (or those who currently rest in the docks, even if they're not on active duty XD)
There are many of them... I like unusual pairings. When some pairing becomes too frequent, usually I start hating it... ;) And I'll come up with some absolutely messed-up pairing as a result XD
anime: Naruto, Beyblade (wrote a few ffs for a friend who is a fan of YuGiOh!, even though I've never seen it myselfXD)
movies/books: Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings/The Hobbit, Inception
TV series: Teen Wolf, True Blood, Da Vinci's Demons, Hawaii 5-0
comic books: MARVEL universe - though I don't claim to know every character. I'm mostly an Iron Man and Hawkeye fan, with tidbits of X-Men or Avengers thrown in. I have basic knowledge of Batman facts thanks to an obsessed friend, too XD
games: Assassin's Creed, The Elder Scrolls, Dragon Age
IF YOU WANT A STORY WRITTEN FOR YOU, LET ME KNOW. I'm not promising I'll write it for sure, but there's a chance I'll go with it, since I enjoy challenges quite a bit.
SOME THINGS I HATE IN STORIES or a basic way to write well in my opinion
- overuse of cliches. It's okay if there's one or two cliches in, say, ten thousand or more words and the story is otherwise well-written. But if the whole plot is one big cliche, then there're only a very few people who will enjoy it. That means >> If you read lots of good fiction and then write something that's too similar to them, it doesn't make your story good as well...
- misuse of there, they're and their, as well as its/it's and any other elementar spelling and grammar mistake. I'm not a native speaker so it's possible my stories have some grammar issues, especially the earlier ones... but damn, if I, a foreigner, can learn English grammar, there's no way someone who wants to write couldn't. And if you can't, get a good beta.
- sentences that run for whole twelve lines and change the meaning three times in the process. Not that I'm for use of sentences like 'A does something. B says something. C does something' - that's the other unbearable extreme. My point is - there's something in the middle between these two extremes. I don't want to read stories that have two thousand words and only five sentences, and I also don't like to feel like I'm reading a fairy tale for mentally disabled.
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Thanks to all who have reviewed so far and to those who would in the future... THANK YOU A LOT!!
Please, if you add my story to favourites or watch it, of course it makes me happy... but I'd like some feedback too. If you can hit the 'Watch the story' button, surely you can spare five to ten seconds and drop at least one word to me :)
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He is survived by his parents, two sisters, two daughters, four grandchildren, and a fiancée, JoAnne Davis. A service was held in his honor March 28.
In more celebratory news, SPSA said it is nearing completion of its Veteran's Pool Project, which is being constructed for Steven Stewart and his family. A concrete donation currently is being coordinated, and the final phases of the project include wrapping up the deck work, installation of the tile, inspection and interior finishing. The association said it anticipates a finish date of April 25.
In the spirit of helping others, SPSA announced it is the first in the nation to offer an instant universal web credit application that will provide families interested in purchasing pools a more streamlined approach to obtaining financing. The association outlined the process as the following: After selecting an association member to work with, the prospective customer fills out the online credit application. Within seconds the application will retrieve credit bureau information, apply the preprogram credit parameters of the lender and supply the prospect with an approval. According to the association, no one is turned down. However, a very small number of applications will be sent for review and the prospective customer will be contacted the following day. In an effort to increase its members' share of the market, SPSA said it is optimizing its website to attract more prospective pool and spa buyers.
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Twenty-eight Saints Mary and Elizabeth Physicians Appear in U.S. News Top Doctors Directory
Chicago, Ill. (August 2, 2011) – Twenty-eight physicians from Saints Mary and Elizabeth Medical Center (SMEMC) – representing 15 medical specialties – are included in the U.S. News Top Doctors directory. The free online directory features nearly 30,000 U.S. physicians nominated by their peers and is available at www.usnews.com/top-doctors.
U.S. News Top Doctors builds on the "Best Hospitals" rankings, which were updated on July 19. Consumers can now see which "Top Doctors" practice at the recognized 700-plus hospitals in the recent rankings, according to a news release from U.S. News Media Group.
SMEMC ranked No. 22 out of 121 Chicago metro area hospitals in U.S. News & World Report's 2011-12 "Best Hospitals" list released on July 19.
To create the "Top Doctors" directory, U.S. News teamed up with Castle Connolly Medical Ltd., a leading publisher of consumer health guides. Castle Connolly solicited nominations from physicians across the country and then a research team reviewed each nominee's achievements, training, appointments and other credentials.
"It's exciting news that 28 of our physicians -- nominated by their colleagues -- are on the 'Top Doctors' list," said Margaret McDermott, executive vice president and CEO, SMEMC. "Consumers can use this convenient database to find outstanding specialists or primary care physicians who can provide exceptional care close to home."
The 28 physicians and their areas of expertise are available here. The number of SMEMC physicians differs from the number listed on the U.S. News website because several doctors are no longer on staff at SMEMC. The physicians on the list include:
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Which Mix for Brugmansia?
Greetings everyone :). I've been lurking around online here trying to garner as much info as possible in making my own soil mix for my 5 ft tall potted Brugmansia & am now more confused than ever ...
Have heard about Al's Gritty Mix & the 5:1:1 mix having spectacular results for most folks who have used it. My question is, does anyone know if I can use such for potted Brugs, & if so, which mix would be best for them? They were originally planted in a 50:50 mix of Jungle Growth & Perlite. I'd love to plant them in the ground but such is not possible considering the weather we get up here as well as the fact I don't have the time, nor energy, to dig them up every fall. These things are pigs & use a lot of food & water. During active growth, I usually find myself having to feed them twice a week & going through a gallon & a half of water every couple of days. I live on Long Island & Spring is just around the corner - but our Spring usually means temps in the 50's & 60's with cool, damp, rainy conditions for the first 2 months. My Brugs were moved indoors prior to Hurricane Sandy slapping us silly & only recently have some tips & branches been shriveling. I plan on feeding them Dyna-Gro & Pro-Tekt this year, so would I still have to add gypsum, etc to the 5:1:1 or Gritty Mix?
I am going to try repotting my Plumeria in the Gritty Mix once the temps warm up & I can safely leave them outside on the warm cement porch to help their root growth. Really looking forward to seeing the results with them since I always lose mine due to rot. P.S. Should I use a plastic or clay pot? They're in clay right now.
Normally I post on the Brugmansia forum but being I need info pertaining to the Gritty Mix & 5:1:1 Mix I thought it best to post here.
diane_v_44: Ditto on being interested in what is said in regards to my query. I've been fascinated by Al's research into soil mediums & am now obsessed with getting my mix right, but I'm going to need help from some more experienced/knowledgeable gardeners concerning using this type of mix for my Brugs due to their rapid growth & voracious food/water requirements. I nicknamed mine the Pink Monsters because of how fast they grow!
I have my plumeria in the gritty mix, and have stopped the winter time loss to root rot, wonderful. My brugmansia do fine on my regular mix which is more like the 5-1-1. It is only the extra weight of the gritty mix that would be a problem with moving the large containers around, your brugs would love it. Al
Good morning Al :). Thank you kindly for the reply! Appreciate it! I'm excited to try my Plumies in the gritty mix.
My apologies but I'm afraid I'm a bit out of the loop here: what may I ask is your regular mix which is more like the 5-1-1?
The 5:1:1 it is then for my Brugs - & the Gritty for the Plumies! Can't wait! Going to start rounding up the supplies & getting everything assembled. Will post before & after pics once I get the "kids" settled. Eternal gratitude Al. Have a great evening!


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As the son of comedians Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara Ben Stiller's decision to establish himself as a comic writer and actor surprised almost no one.
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As the son of comedians Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara Ben Stiller's decision to establish himself as a comic writer and actor surprised almost no one.
Born in New York City on November 30, 1965, Stiller began to shoot his own comic films from the age of ten. After high-school graduation, Stiller attended UCLA and landed bit parts in several features, notably the Steven Spielberg-directed, Tom Stoppard and Menno Meyjes-scripted, late 1987 opus Empire of the Sun.
Meanwhile, Stiller continued to turn out comedy shorts, including the 30-minute Elvis Stories (1989), a spoof of obsessive Elvis fans featuring an already-established John Cusack. One of Stiller's shorts, a Tom Cruise parody called The Hustler of Money, won him a spot as a writer and player on Saturday Night Live in 1989. His stint on the show was short-lived, but led to his own eponymous series, The Ben Stiller Show, first on MTV (1990) and later on Fox (1992-1993). The program failed to draw a substantial audience, and folded within a couple of months on each network, but Stiller netted an Emmy for comedy writing in 1993.
The following year, Stiller debuted as a feature film director with the twentysomething angst romcom Reality Bites (1994), in which he also starred alongside Winona Ryder and a memorably grungy Ethan Hawke. The film was a relative critical and commercial success and scored with Gen-Xers; unfortunately, Stiller's next directorial effort, 1996's The Cable Guy failed to register with critics and audiences. After a small part as nursing-home orderly Hal in the Adam Sandler comedy Happy Gilmore (1996), Stiller rebounded with a starring role in David O. Russell's Flirting With Disaster (1996). The relatively positive reception afforded to that comedy helped to balance out the relative failure of Stiller's other film that year, If Lucy Fell. It was not until two years later, however, that Stiller truly stepped into the limelight. Thanks to starring roles in three wildly, wickedly different films, he emerged as an actor of versatility, equally adept at playing sensitive nice guys and malevolent hellraisers. In the smash gross-out comedy There's Something About Mary (1998), Stiller appeared as the former type, making comic history for outrageous sight gags that involved misplaced bodily fluids and mangled genitalia. That same summer, Stiller did time as a gleefully adulterous theatrical instructor in Neil LaBute's jet-black evisceration of contemporary sexual mores, Your Friends and Neighbors. Finally, Stiller starred in the intensely graphic and disturbing addiction drama Permanent Midnight, earning critical acclaim for his portrayal of writer-cum-heroin addict Jerry Stahl -- a personal friend of the Stiller family from Stahl's days scripting the TV series ALF.
Now fully capable of holding his own in Hollywood, with the license to prove it, Stiller starred alongside William H. Macy, Paul Reubens, Hank Azaria, and pal Janeane Garofalo in the fantasy comedy Mystery Men (1999) as the leader of a group of unconventional superheroes. Stiller also landed a supporting role in The Suburbans, a comedy about the former members of a defunct new wave band. The following year, Stiller starred as a rabbi smitten with the same woman as his best friend, a Catholic priest (Edward Norton), in the well-received romantic comedy Keeping the Faith (2000), which Norton also co-produced and directed. Stiller found his widest audience up to that point, however, with the Jay Roach-directed madcap comedy Meet the Parents. As the tale of a nutty father-in-law to be (Robert De Niro) who wreaks unchecked havoc on his daughter's intended (Stiller) via covert CIA operations and incessant interrogation, this disastrously humorous tale of electrical interference gone wild scored with ticket-buyers and qualified as the top box-office draw during the holiday season of 2000.
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