text:
Biscuit men with lemon icing
Need something to do with the kids during the school holidays? Get them to help you make these fun, lemony biscuits!
To Prep
To Cook
(25 Members)
recipe To my
- Ingredients
Featured Video
How to make Banana Cake with Passionfruit Cream Cheese Icing
A traditional banana cake is made like a butter cake with the addition of mashed banana... Watch Video
In this month's issue
Our new-look February issue is filled with bright, fresh food to set you up for the year ahead; including our new entertaining feature with Kylie Kwong, Matt Moran's seafood barbecue and jamie Oliver's brilliant brunch ideas.
How To
Print recipe
- Biscuit men with lemon icing
Print your recipe with:
Recipe Comments and ReviewsHave you tried this recipe? Share your thoughts with us below.
Please feel free to rate & review this recipe.
Ratings & Comments
Log In or Register to rate & review this recipe.
its was a hit among my family members. its a great start for beginners like me. super easy and super delicious. the dough is sticky a little even after refrigerate. so the advise will be add more flour to the dough when you want to roll it out. a better option for those who don't want to add flour try using a cookie pipe tubes instead. its easier to pipe the dough compared to rolling it out and cutting. its different shape though but nothing else changes:) will make this again for sure.
Made these biscuits today and they went in seconds to a bunch of hungry children! So I suppose they taste really good.
These taste absolutely fine but boy were they an effort! It's not even a hot day here today but even with more than the suggested time to chill the dough is very challenging to handle. If you're prepared to give this recipe a go I'd try what some other comments have suggested and add extra flour. Personally, I think I'll stick to my usual lemon and poppyseed biscuit recipe from this website.
So disappointed with this. Bought everything according to recipe, plus cookie cutters and decorations and did everything according to instructions, but the dough was useless. After refridgeration I tried to roll it out but it was really sticky and sloppy. I put it in the freezer but still no luck. Ended up throwing the whole lot away leaving me with nothing but a big mess in my kitchen. Really frustrating - especially to the 2 year old who wanted to make bickies. Don't bother.
Take a few of these mouth-watering biscuits into your warm bed with a cup of tea and a good book! That's what I call paradise. These lemon biscuits are super easy to make and simply delightful to snack on. I would recommend adding a further 1/2 cup flour and 1 tsp lemon rind to the biscuit mixture, and 1 tsp lemon rind to the the icing. I also found that they needed to be cooked for 12 minutes, but perhaps I made my biscuits a little thick! Since these biscuits also taste so delicious without the lemon icing, I left 1/3 un-iced for the fussier ones in the family! This recipe will most definitely be used again.
These needed a bit more flour although they were quite nice afterwards. I tried adding chocolate chips and dusting them with icing sugar instead of lemon icing and they were simply deliscious.
I added extra flour to the mix. Was hard to roll out and cut. I left half the mix in the fridge for a while, it was actually easier to work with. The icing made the difference taste wise
I needed an additional 1 cup of flour? I don't know if it was something i did wrong but after adding this, my biscuits were delicious. I added 2 tsp grated lime zest the the dough.
Could not believe how easy these were and how tastey they were! I dyed the icing blue to make little smurf cookies! Very cute.
these were so delicious and so simple!
very easy, and yummy....
LIke others I had to add extra flour (about half a cup) to the mix to form a ball of dough in the food processor. Biscuits turned out perfectly and Miss 4 spent a good hour dipping them in icing and toppings, enjoying it very much. Everyone loved them!
My 4 & 6 year olds made these (rolled and cut out) and we all loved them. Next time I will make the dough without them as it could have been so much faster, also was a bit boring for them as done in the food processor. Has inspired me to buy a bigger food processor as I had to do it in two batches. The cookies are good on their own and would be good with any flavour icing.
I made these for my son's 1st birthday party and they went down a treat! Very easy and delicious. I made a double batch and ended up doing the icing by dipping the biscuits in the icing rather than spreading it on with a knife/spoon. It was MUCH faster. It is a very sticky dough and I addied roughly half a cup of extra flour per batch. You also need to be very liberal with the flour when you're rolling out the dough to stop it sticking. A bit fiddly and time consuming but worth it! I'll definitely make them again and will probably put lemon zest in the actual dough next time too.
Fantastic biscuits - didn't need to change any quanities in the ingredients.
This was lovely!! i used lime instead of lemon and they had such a fresh zing to them!!
yummy, i made cinnamon icing to go with this recipe instead of the lemon one...the biscuits are yum on their own too...will make again =)
Great recipe to make with a toddler. I added half a cup of flour to the biscuit mixture, and about 1/2 tsp finely grated lemon zest to the icing to make it more lemony. Delicious! Next time I might add some lemon zest to the biscuit mixture as well, but just because I like my lemon-flavoured things to be VERY lemony.
i made these for a circus themed party, so added colouring to the icing and used animal shaped cookie cutters. i did have trouble with the dough being sticky, particularly given the cutters i was using - but i rolled it out on non stick baking paper with a floured rolling pin which worked well. my double batch were almost all eaten and got alot of compliments.
Add an extra cup of plain flour, also refrigerate for an extra 15 min :D
Great recipe, very easy. Tasted great. mishmashsoup: the dough is exceptionally sticky when you first make it, but if you leave it in the fridge for 30 mins to firm it up again it's fine.
i'm not sure where i went wrong but my dough was vy sticky and soft and i was unable to cut the shapes out. So i just rolled out and squashed round cookies onto sheets and they turned out ok - but not the best cookie recipe i have tried! not sure that i will make again.
First time ever baking and these were easy and successful
Made these for the kids party and they disappeared very quickly. I am a hopeless cook but I found them easy to make with no alterations to the recipe.
What's popular
Easter Baking
Brought to you by MasterFoods®
Everyday Easy in Autumn
Brought to you by Campbell's Real Stock
Feed Your Family
Brought to you by Coles
Healthy Recipes
Nutritious recipes for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Home cooking with Annabel
Discover a free range life with Annabel Langbein
Quick & Easy
Brought to you by SunRice
What everyone's cooking
- Highest rated
- Recently rated
From the magazines
Calling All Chocaholics!
What do you get when you cross the Cadbury Flake with triple-layer chocolate cake?
Shout for sprouts
We've tossed our Brussels sprouts with bacon and crunchy garlic crumbs, for a crisp and delicious side.
Gnocchi with miso butter prawns
This dish proves eating healthy doesn't need too be boring.


text:
Category: Skin Care for Incontinence
Regular price:$22.65 You Save $5.66
In Stock
"it is not easy to take care of a parent. Any and every thing is potentially stressful. I searched days for this chair and found your price to be the most competitive. This savings, coupled with the prompt service, is invaluable to me."— J.D.
"I have ordered twice from your company and I can honestly say never have I dealt with a company that is so fast at getting out the orders and getting them to the customer. I will always order my product needs from your company. Thanks for your help."
Price: $9.99
Wings™ Fluff and Polymer Breathable Underpad
Price: $77.99

subset: commoncrawl


text:
"Beware "
- Comp & Benefits
- Work/Life Balance
- Senior Management
- Career Opportunities
I worked at Enbridge
Hours of Work and vacation time
Frustation at getting things down
Be present be available understand that your job is to lead not stay in your offices
- Any Location
- Any Job Title
4 people found this helpful
"Reasonable pay but require patience and the ability to tolerate ambiguity. "
- Comp & Benefits
- Work/Life Balance
- Senior Management
- Career Opportunities
I have been working at EnbridgePros
The company tends to be fairly competitive in pay and benefit. Very flexible work hours. My direct manager is actually at another location while my manager's boss resides in the same location as I am. However, my manager's boss travel lots. As a result, I pretty much work by myself and have lots of freedom.
The company also tries its best to provide training to employees and HR supports for career development. Nonetheless, an employee himself remains the main driver for his career development.Cons
Its onboard process can use some improvement. New employees are left to their own to find out what they should do, how they should do their job, and who should they talk to; with little direction from managers. Many managers seem to be too busy to answer questions and listen to concern, some even seem to avoiding their direct reports, but some will do their best to chat with employees if requested.
Job performance review happen mostly once a year and employee tend to receive little feedback in between. When I request for more feedback, my manager told me that he tends to deal with matters as they happens and if he has any concern about my performance, he will for sure let me know.
The company as a whole is very decentralized and have many regional offices. As a result, learning the org chat and getting connected with the people one needs to work with tend to be a challenge. A good portion of the employees are not good at returning e-mails or phone on a prompt manner.Advice to ManagementAdvice
The middle managers (and perhaps the senior managers as well) need to learn how to delegate work effectively and work smarter. While most managers complains that they have too much going on, I observe that many seem to be unorganized in their work. People tend to just jump from one task to another without taking the time to sit back, look at the big picture, and direct a path for the team. Meeting tend to be run longer than necessary as well. More leadership from the management would be nice.
I believe the senior management should also implement 360 reviews, since some managers (or directors) seem to be good at managing up, but fail to pay attention to the front line employees.No opinion of CEO
1 person found this helpful
"Awesome "
- Comp & Benefits
- Work/Life Balance
- Senior Management
- Culture & Values
- Career Opportunities
I worked at Enbridge part-timePros
Best company out there manCons
none that i can think ofAdvice to ManagementAdvice
keep it upRecommendsPositive OutlookApproves of CEO


text:
- Color
- Light Medium Neutral
Offers & Perks
Makeup that does it all? What a bright idea.
Our revolutionary formula helps fix flaws, block skin-damaging UV rays, give long-lasting, natural finish. Plus it controls oil for hours without settling into pores. Dark spots appear going, going gone from the second you sweep it on.
Best for all skin except for very oily & very dry.
© Origins Natural Resources, Inc.
Apply with sponge or brush. Build and blend until desired result is achieved.
REVIEW SNAPSHOT®by PowerReviews
Reviewed by 1 customer
great foundation
By ng
from ontario
Best Uses
Comments about Origins Brighter By Nature SPF 30 Skin Tone Correcting Makeup, Light Medium Neutral, .28 oz:
i use as a base coat under my make-up. it goes on easily. i love the fact that its made from botanicals and that it has spf 0f 30.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Was this review helpful? Yes / No
- You may also flag this review


text:
Reflecting on the Remarkable Faith Organizing in North Carolina
May 9, 2012 by HRC staff
Post submitted by Sharon Groves, HRC Director, Religion and Faith Program
This is a sad day for the citizens of North Carolina and my heart goes out to all those couples, straight and gay, who will be harmed by the passage of this hurtful amendment.
Yet, even with this setback it is crucial to recognize that we are making progress. The coalition developed to oppose Amendment One was unprecedented in North Carolina and will have a rippling effect across the South and indeed the nation. Heartfelt support by Christian faith leaders in both African American and white communities was as expansive as it was deep with nearly 400 clergy leaders signing the petition against Amendment One and thousands organizing in faith communities. The momentum of religious opposition to Amendment One has been growing daily with over 200,000 voters responding to emails from our pastors and over 50,000 viewing pastors' testimonials on the Pastors Against Amendment One website.
Please watch the videos of some of the most powerful faith voices speaking out against Amendment One.
Because of this work and the remarkable faith organizing led by Ryan Rowe, Director of Faith Outreach at Protect ALL NC Families, faith voices are mobilized and ready for the work ahead. Losing is never easy particularly when we weigh the cost to families and children; but because of the faithful work of religious leaders we will live to see a day in North Carolina where "justice flows down like waters and righteousness like an ever flowing stream" (Amos 5:24).
Top Posts
HRC Arkansas to Governor Asa Hutchinson: Veto SB202 Now
February 18, 2015
HRC's Time to Thrive Conference Kicks Off in Portland, Oregon
February 14, 2015
Epidemic of Anti-LGBT Violence Continues with Murder of Ohio Youth
February 16, 2015
"Love Has No Labels" Ad Campaign Celebrates Diversity and Inclusion
February 18, 2015


text:
The National ME/FM Action Network in Canada is competing for $100,000 for biomedical research of ME and FM in the Aviva Community Fund contest. With thanks to all who helped, they made it through the first round of voting into the Semi-Finals.
Discuss the article on the Forums.
Cross Country Trip to meet other Phoenix Rising community members!!
Discussion in 'Phoenix Rising Articles' started by Phoenix Rising Team, Jan 24, 2013.
Page 2 of 3
Page 2 of 3


text:
|Joshua Kundert Enterprises wholesale
March 27, 2015
Classified Categories:
Vehicles (3024)
Employment (1629)
Business Opportunity (2388)
Real Estate (965)
Rentals (942)
Services (9445)
Travel and Entertainment (376)
Merchandise (2973)
Pets and Livestock (296)
Adult Merchandise
EPage manages over 37360 of the Web's classified sites
Read about our free Classified Service Provider (TM) Program.
Copyright © 1996-2010, EPage. All rights reserved. EPage and the mouse logo are registered trademarks of EPage


text:
Katie Kay
Drool. This recipe is marked for the next deer we get. Christina Childress Childress Hill, we need to make a date to have this together, yes?
The #1 rated deer recipe on RecipeZaar since 2005! It's deer season again, and you know what that means – a lot of 'Zaar chefs trying out THE venison recipe again or for the first time. Thanks for all the reviews. Hands-down, this is the BEST deer meat recipe in America. Even those who don't like wild game meat will fight for a piece of this. **I will warn you, that this creates almost a "candy tenderloin." You can see from the reviews how many people love it, but if you're looking for a gamey d


text:
Jersey Strong
BF often covers national disasters, but now we must report from the midst of one. Nov 7, 2012 @ 4:08 PM ...Read more ›
BF often covers national disasters, but now we must report from the midst of one. Nov 7, 2012 @ 4:08 PM ...Read more ›
Sandy caused historic devastation across the eastern half of the U.S.; damage expected to exceed $50 billion. ...Read more ›
LiveXchange 2012 kicks off with a nostalgic keynote address by NFL Hall of Famer Jack Youngblood and a series of high-level seminars conducted by leading site selection experts. ...Read more ›
Act now and you can own a piece of the Cuban Missile Crisis! Oct 22, 2012 ...Read more ›
The battle for billions of dollars in shipping from an expanded Panama Canal heats up on both sides of the U.S. Oct 11, 2012 ...Read more ›
Mammoth data centers are consuming 30 billion watts of electricity--and wasting most of it. Sep 28, 2012 ...Read more ›
Congressional inaction may doom a federal tax credit that spurred the expansion of U.S. wind power manufacturing. Sep 21, 2012 ...Read more ›
An abandoned parcel in Brooklyn, site of a jail for Confederate soldiers, will become a new media center. Sep 14, 2012 ...Read more ›
It's Vladimir Putin, choosing an unusual way to arrive at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit. Sept 6 2012 ...Read more ›
Apple's global legal war with Samsung, the largest patent dispute in history, actually is a spat between two business partners. Aug 27 2012 ...Read more ›
© 2015 Business Facilities Magazine | Group C Media, Inc. | Privacy Policy | Terms Of Use


text:
The Budos Band II
Released: Jul 2007
Label: Daptone Records
Long-distance runners describe a sense of euphoria at the point of physical and mental exhaustion -- the "runner's high." Listening to The Budos Band II must be something akin. There is hardly a moment to catch one's breath while the Staten Island 11-piece pushes through the carapace of Afrobeat into a spirit world of instrumental grooves. Do not be surprised if, while playing this record, your speakers begin to spontaneously sweat.


text:
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL; W.N.B.A. and Casino In Talks for a Team
By BILL FINLEY
Published: January 17, 2003
The Mohegan tribe needs entertainment to fill its arena and lure customers to its casino in southeastern Connecticut, and the struggling Women's National Basketball Association needs to find areas that might support a team. The two objectives appear ready to unite in the unlikely marriage of a casino and a professional sports league.
The W.N.B.A., while denying an article yesterday in The Hartford Courant that it had agreed to grant a franchise to the Mohegan tribe, confirmed that league officials had toured the Mohegan Sun casino in Uncasville, Conn., and the league said that talks with casino management were ''very serious.''
The tribe itself would own the team, which would be called the Mohegan Suns and would play in the 9,700-seat Mohegan Sun Arena, which is part of the casino.
A W.N.B.A. spokeswoman, Traci Cook, said the league did not have any qualms about a casino owning a team because the Mohegan Sun does not accept sports bets, which are illegal in Connecticut.
A team in Connecticut appears to be a natural for the W.N.B.A., which could take advantage of the popularity of women's basketball in the area. The University of Connecticut women's team is a huge draw in the state, consistently selling out its on-campus games at Gampel Pavilion (capacity 10,167) and at the Hartford Civic Center (capacity 16,294).
The Huskies, 2001-2 N.C.A.A. champions, have won 54 straight games, tying the record for consecutive victories set by Louisiana Tech.
Last season, 13 former UConn players were on W.N.B.A. rosters. A Mohegan Sun team stocked with Connecticut alumni would most likely be a big attraction in the area.
''We obviously believe that women's basketball is extremely popular in Connecticut,'' said Mitchell Etess, the executive vice president of marketing for the casino. ''With the Lady Huskies, there is an awful lot of excitement for the sport here. All their games are sold out and every game is on local television.
''We've always felt that a team could be very successful in Connecticut and especially at the Mohegan Sun.''
The Springfield Spirit of the National Women's Basketball League will play seven games this season in the Mohegan Sun Arena. The Spirit, which normally plays in the Springfield (Mass.) Civic Center, has five former UConn players on its roster, including the stars Sue Bird and Rebecca Lobo. W.N.B.A. players are permitted to play in the N.W.B.L. during the winter months.
The W.N.B.A. had 16 teams during its 2002 season, but three -- the Orlando Miracle, the Miami Sol and the Portland Fire -- will not return to those cities, and two are expected to fold.
It is not clear whether the Connecticut team would be a new franchise or whether one of the existing teams would shift its operation to Connecticut.
Cook said that the W.N.B.A. must announce its schedule by the end of the month, which may mean negotiations between the casino and the league will wrap up shortly. If not, the Connecticut team may not make its debut until the 2004 season.
The W.N.B.A. originally allowed for franchises only in N.B.A. cities. But, with attendance and television ratings down, the league changed course in October, hoping to find cities where teams might be more successful.
Professional sports leagues have been wary of associating with casinos. Typical of that philosophy, the N.F.L. recently blocked ads promoting Las Vegas that were scheduled to be shown during the Super Bowl.
The N.B.A. has been just as careful over the years with gambling and sports-betting issues. The league's deputy commissioner, Russ Granik, said that a casino that takes bets on sports was different from one that does not.
''Our position has been that we will not do business with a casino or any entity that takes sports betting,'' he said. ''We dealt with that issue when we put a team in Canada and Ontario had a provincial sports pool, and it is clear that we will not have a team in Nevada. The Mohegan Sun is not a casino that takes sports betting, so it does not present any problems for us.
''Gambling is legal now in most every state in the country in one form or another. While everyone may have their own personal views on gambling, we made the judgment many years ago that it is a political issue that we would not get involved in.''
The N.B.A.'s Boston Celtics have twice played exhibition games at the Mohegan Sun Arena.


text:
Hotel Saint Hubert
No availability found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this hotel rated in the past?
Travelers also recommend:
TripAdvisor Reviews Hotel Saint Hubert Eguisheim
Travel Blogs from Eguisheim
Colmar to Eguisheim and home to Schwyz
... town. We walked right around the outside circle then had lunch at the Auberge des Trois Châteaux. I ate Boeuf, Porc, Agneau, Pommes de Terre et Légumes, which was a stew, with beef, pork, lamb, potatoes and vegetables and a Marron, chestnut vermicelli, parfait for dessert. Byron shared a beef dish with Werner, huge, almost like a BBQ very fitting for the day. After dinner Werner and Byron had a fabulous, 25 ...
Drove to Colmar
Only took 2 hours, very quick on the autobahn. Parked the car to look around, what a quaint town, found our accomodation, very special one of the oldest buildings, 1540. Right in the main square. Brought a butter/pate knife at the outdoor market by the church, 10€. Had a fantastic lunch at Restaurant Bartholdi, he was the sculpture who designed the Statue of Liberty, ate duck with a beetroot and small red berries sauce, delicious, vegies were roasted fennel carrots turnip ...
Black Forest - Gateaux
We spent New Years with relatives in the black forest and saw some very wintry scenes, day tripped to France for another stunning hillside castle (Haut-Konigsburg with its amazing views over to the Rhine/ Black forest) and cake, ate great french cheese and wine, seeing the worlds largest Cuckoo clock and icy waterfall ...
Statue of Liberty
... br>
Whilst we had planned our journey with the GPS we thought the route was a little out, so decided to pull into an extremely large servo, and buy a large map of France, also picked up our picnic lunch for the trip.
Pulled off the main road to Pierre -Percee which is in the Luneville valley, outside of Raon- l'etape, absolutely massive dam, and waterways which produce hydropower. Apparently holding 65 ...
... WW II pretty well, thanks to the care taken by British and American pilots not to bomb historic places whenever possible. The old quarter and its crooked lanes feature many half-timbered old burghers' houses and some buildings are topped with the colorful red and green tiled roofs typical of this region of France.
We visited St. Martin Cathedral, the Unterlinden Museum and the Dominican Church, which houses one of my favorite pieces, Schongauer's exquisite "Virgin in the ...


text:
3/25/2015 | Shannon shares his take on Cards' expectations
Cardinals radio broadcaster Mike Shannon, who has been watching the club throughout Spring Training, shared his thoughts on what he has seen over the past month and provided his take on what to expect in the year ahead.
3/25/2015 | Wacha not walking, issues first free pass of spring
Michael Wacha, like most players, doesn't concern himself much with Spring Training statistics. That is, except for one. "One I look at," he admitted, "is walks." Wacha has to like what he's seeing these days from that stat line
3/25/2015 | Wacha sets tone with stingy start before Cards win late
Cardinals right-hander Michael Wacha and Nationals Opening Day starter Max Scherzer were engaged in a terrific pitchers' duel to start Wednesday's matchup at Roger Dean Stadium, before the Cards broke through in the eighth inning for a 1-0 victory.
3/25/2015 | Tennis anyone? Jay introduces unique training method
Inspired by a drill that he saw at a University of Miami football practice, Jon Jay prepared for this season with the assistance of a tennis-ball machine. He wasn't the only Cardinals player to employ the unique resource, either.
3/25/2015 | Matheny provides hint at projected season lineup
Manager Mike Matheny may not be ready to commit to a regular-season batting order, but the one he utilized for Wednesday's game against Washington offered a sneak peek at what it could be.
3/25/2015 | Injured Pham running out of time to secure bench job
A left quad strain that Tommy Pham had hoped would sideline him for only a few days has seemingly derailed his chances at winning a bench spot on the Cardinals' Opening Day roster.
3/24/2015 | Odd man out? Tough decisions a good problem to have
Tough decisions are good decisions. Tough decisions mean that the players didn't settle things for you by blowing out their elbows or striking out every trip to the plate or injuring themselves sneezing. Tough decisions mean all those things you liked about these guys on paper are here now, in real life, and it's your job to decide what to do with them. If things continue as is, the Cardinals are going to have an awfully tough decision to make at the back of their rotation.
3/24/2015 | Garcia optimistic after 80-pitch simulated game
With an 80-pitch simulated game on Tuesday, Jaime Garcia passed another necessary endurance test while pushing the Cardinals closer to having to make a decision about his season-opening status.
3/24/2015 | Torre's impact on Cards exemplified by HOF candidacy
This is the third in a series of stories profiling the eight modern candidates on the Cardinals' 2015 Hall of Fame ballot. Joe Torre and Major League Baseball have often been one and the same.
3/24/2015 | Checking in: 7 spring questions for the Cardinals
Before the opening of Grapefruit League play, there were seven big questions the Cardinals needed to answer during the 28-game spring slate. Nearly three weeks in, the club has already crossed some of those off the list. Others still require clarity. With the Cardinals enjoying their final off-day of Spring Training before the push to Opening Day, it seems appropriate to revisit those seven questions.
3/24/2015 | Pipeline Perspectives: Cards have best system of past five years
Without the benefit of drafting near the top of the first round for years, the Cardinals have been annual playoff participants for the past four seasons, making it at least to the National League Championship Series each time with typically the most homegrown roster of all the playoff teams.
3/23/2015 | Lynn returns to mound in impressive form
Lance Lynn threw four scoreless innings before Monday's matchup was rained out, holding the Red Sox to one hit in his first action since leaving his March 8 spring debut with a left hip flexor strain.
3/23/2015 | Cards hope to add left field to Reynolds' repertoire
The Cardinals gave slugging corner infielder Mark Reynolds a start in left field on Monday, hoping added versatility will help them get his powerful right-handed bat in the lineup more often.
3/23/2015 | Lynn holds Red Sox to one hit before rainout
The Cardinals scored two runs against Red Sox right-hander Rick Porcello in the top of the fifth to break a scoreless tie. With Boston trailing, 2-0, and set to bat in the bottom of the fifth, the game went into a 55-minute rain delay before it was called due to unplayable field conditions.
3/23/2015 | Holliday OK after hit by pitch
Cardinals outfielder Matt Holliday left Monday's game against the Red Sox in the fifth inning after being hit by a pitch, but the move had more to do with the wet conditions at JetBlue Park than any injury.
3/23/2015 | Navy grad Harris knocking on big league door
Following four years, eight months and eight days as an active officer, and another two trying to rediscover himself in the Minors, Lieutenant Mitchell Andrew Harris finds himself on the cusp of becoming the first graduate of the Naval Academy in 94 years -- and only the second ever -- to appear in a Major League Baseball game.
3/22/2015 | Aggressive baserunning could benefit Cards this season
There's been a lot of interest this spring in the Cardinals' more aggressive approach on the basepaths. It was obvious once again Sunday, when they swiped five bases against the Orioles at Ed Smith Stadium.
3/22/2015 | Grichuk leads Cardinals with four spring homers
It's Spring Training, so obviously Cardinals manager Mike Matheny isn't going to spend too much time looking at his team's home run leaderboard. But if he did, he'd find outfielder Randal Grichuk with four homers and everyone else combining for nine. Only one other St. Louis hitter, Mark Reynolds, has more than one.
3/22/2015 | Lackey focuses on fastball in second spring outing
After a long bus ride across the state -- an unusual assignment for a veteran like John Lackey -- he gave up five runs on seven hits over 4 1/3 innings against the Orioles at Ed Smith Stadium.
3/22/2015 | Grichuk's ninth-inning homer fuels Cards
Randal Grichuk's two-run homer off Orioles pitcher Chaz Roe in the top of the ninth inning gave the Cardinals a 7-6 lead, and they added one more.
3/21/2015 | Greenwood, Tuivailala among 6 pitchers sent down
The Cardinals made six roster moves involving pitchers after Saturday's 1-0 Grapefruit League win over the Braves at Roger Dean Stadium. Nick Greenwood and Sam Tuivailala were optioned to Triple-A Memphis while non-roster invitees Tim Cooney, Dean Kiekhefer, Zach Petrick and Miguel Socolovich were reassigned.
3/21/2015 | Wainwright aces every test in first action of spring
There was a ball hit to Adam Wainwright's left and one to his right. He batted. Eric Young Jr. faked a bunt that forced him to take a hard first step off the mound. "I think he had every test that he needed to have," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said
3/21/2015 | Matheny unsure on best option for pitchers' safety
Cardinals manager Mike Matheny was one of the strongest voices in favor of changing the rules governing home-plate collisions after the 2013 season. But the former catcher isn't sure what might be the best way to lessen the odds that a pitcher could be seriously injured by a ball hit back up the middle.
3/21/2015 | Heyward faces Braves for first time since trade
When the Cardinals acquired outfielder Jason Heyward from the Braves, it was one of the more surprising trades of the winter. The 25-year-old outfielder, after all, had long been considered one of Atlanta's cornerstones. On Saturday, the inevitable moment finally arrived: Heyward faced his former team for the first time.
3/21/2015 | Cards win Wainwright's strong debut in wild fashion
Dean Anna's ninth-inning single knocked in the only run of the game as the Cardinals edged the Braves on Saturday afternoon at Roger Dean Stadium. The clear storyline for the Cardinals was the return of ace right-hander Adam Wainwright, who was making his first start of the spring.
More Results >


text:
I was curious if Lord Marvel has the power of Shazam and Captian Marvel? And if so, how powerful is he? Who could he take on and beat that he would have had no chance before?
Lord Marvel
This edit will also create new pages on Comic Vine for:Beware, you are proposing to add brand new pages to the wiki along with your edits. Make sure this is what you intended. This will likely increase the time it takes for your changes to go live.
Comment and Save
Until you earn 1000 points all your submissions need to be vetted by other Comic Vine users. This process takes no more than a few hours and we'll send you an email once approved.


text:
Recipe of the Day
Brownie Cupcakes with Hazelnut Buttercream
These easy brownies are loaded with chopped hazelnuts, then they're topped with swirls of creamy chocolate-hazelnut frosting.
Jif(R) Hazelnut
Similar Recipes | More Daily Recipes
Decadent Peanut Butter Pie
JIF® Irresistible Peanut Butter Cookies
JIF® Buckeyes
Jif® Peanut Butter Fudge
Mini Chocolate Hazelnut Cheesecakes
Bunny cakes, lamb cakes, chocolate eggs, and carrot cakes to nibble on.
Breakfast casseroles, drinks, fancy eggs, and brunch ideas for a sweet Easter event.
Delicious recipes, party ideas, and cooking tips! Get a year of Allrecipes magazine for $7.99!
See how to make moist, fruity strawberry cookies.


text:
At this time Oneida Air does not ship direct to your location. Please click here to see our growing list of International Resellers or call 1-800-732-4065 for more information.
Note: Customers in Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, and all other countries, additional shipping charges are required. Call 800-732-4065 for details.
*Offer excludes spiral pipe, oversized items, and Gorilla Duct™ products.
Before you go be sure to subscribe to our mailing list for Exclusive Deals!
We run new specials almost every week on a variety of dust collection systems and components. Subscribers get instant updates on the latest deals and promotions and can save anywhere from $25.00 to $300.00!
You can close this window by clicking "No Thanks" below or by clicking anywhere outside of this message.
No thanks


text:
|New Search
Search Results
|To be notified by email of new opportunities that match this search criteria set up a Job Alert.
|Your search found 0 matching job(s).
|New Search
Don't see an opening in your area right now? Our job openings are updated on a daily basis, so check back often! In the meantime, you may create a general profile or join our Talent Community.


text:
74 of 85 people found the following review helpful
This review is from: Kindle, 6" E Ink Display, Wi-Fi - Includes Special Offers (Previous Generation - 5th) (Electronics)
My son bought me a Nextbook (must be an off brand) at a discount store, were things that are outdated go to be sold. It got me hooked with all the apps you can get, but it must have been and older model because I had all kinds of trouble with it. I decided to buy another device. What to buy? I did some research. Asked friends. I was told to stay away from the, kindle Fire, the Samsung was good but the dealer was pushing Google's Nexus 7. I bought the Samsung and had more problems with it, not that it was bad, but it had all these features and apps that you have to log on to and create accounts with pass words to operate everything, it drove me crazy. I returned it and bought the Kindle (my first choice). I found out I didn't need something that has a 100 apps like a Smart phone or Ipad. I don't need to watch TV, stream viedos, down load music, tweet, surf the net or play games or face book or text. I just wanted to read my books. So I bought the kindle, can't get andy better than this. Create an Amazon account (very simple), put a couple of gift cards in it (so you don't have to worry about using your credit card every time) and shop for books. Hit the one stop shop button and it down loads via your internet in seconds. Can't say enough, the quality is great, the cost is inexpensive, stores tons of books, should I keep going? If you want something without a lot of bells and whistles buy the kindle or kindle touch. it comes with all the functions you'll need. Besides, after reading a book I have a life to get back too and it dosen't involve texting every 2 minutes. The Kindle is great for its purpose, can't say any more than that.
Review Details
(13,510 customer reviews)
Used & New from: $57.00
Top Reviewer Ranking: 243,764


text:
Articles & Reviews
News Archives
Display Drivers
Graphics Cards
Operating Systems
Phoronix Premium
Ad-Free Browsing
Support Phoronix
Single-Page Article Viewing
FOSDEM 2014 Gaming Track Still Seeking Presenters
Published on 02 December 2013 03:15 PM EST
Written by
Michael Larabel
Comment On This Article
While Linux gaming is quickly gaining ground, it seems not many are interested this year in speaking about open-source game development.
Nils Kneuper sent out a notice today that the game development room for FOSDEM 2014 is still seeking speakers. The "Call for Proposals" has been out for more than the past month, but to date they've only received two proposals for the two-day event taking place the first weekend of February in Brussels.
While the game development "DevRoom" happens annually at FOSDEM, it seems this year there isn't much interest. If more proposals aren't submitted in the next week, the development room might end up being cancelled.
The game development CFP can be found via
this mailing list message
. More FOSDEM details can be found via
. FOSDEM remains one of my favorite -- and best -- open-source/Linux developer events in the world.
Comment On This Article
News Archives
Recent Gaming News
Shadow Warrior Is Being Released For Linux Next Week
Cube2-Forked Red Eclipse 1.5 Sees Huge Update
BioShock Infinite Linux Gaming Benchmarks
BioShock Infinite Now Available For Linux, Demands Binary Graphics Drivers
Divinity: Original Sin Is Still En Route To Linux Gaming Systems
Popular Phoronix News
Chrome OS Switches To "Freon" Graphics Stack To Replace X11
"Why Linux Is Still Not Ready For The Desktop"
Introducing The Library Operating System For Linux
Google To Shutdown Google Code, Concedes To GitHub
There's Now More Than 1,000 Games On Steam For Linux
About The Author
Michael Larabel is the principal author of Phoronix.com and founded the web-site in 2004 with a focus on enriching the Linux hardware experience and being the largest web-site devoted to Linux hardware reviews, particularly for products relevant to Linux gamers and enthusiasts but also commonly reviewing servers/workstations and embedded Linux devices. Michael has written more than 10,000 articles covering the state of Linux hardware support, Linux performance, graphics hardware drivers, and other topics. Michael is also the lead developer of the
Phoronix Test Suite
, and
automated testing software. He can be followed via
or contacted via
Latest Articles & Reviews
Turning A Basement Into A Big Linux Server Room
NVIDIA's $1000+ GeForce GTX TITAN X Delivers Maximum Linux Performance
OS X 10.10 vs. Ubuntu 15.04 vs. Fedora 21 Tests: Linux Sweeps The Board
The New Place Where Linux Code Is Constantly Being Benchmarked
18-GPU NVIDIA/AMD Linux Comparison Of BioShock: Infinite
Phoronix Test Suite 5.6 Adds New Phoromatic Enterprise Benchmarking Features
Latest Linux News
Linux 4.0-rc6 Kernel Released
Automatically Managing The Linux Benchmarks Firing Constantly
The Big Features Of The Linux 4.0 Kernel
Mesa's Android Support Is Currently In Bad Shape
Wayland's Weston Terminal Can Now Be Minimized
Phoronix - Working Towards Faster Page Loads
Improved OpenCL Support For Blender's Cycles Renderer
Mesa 10.5.2 Packs In A Handful Of Fixes
More Fedora/Ubuntu Linux vs. OS X OpenGL Benchmarks
Intel Adds Mesa IR To NIR Translator & Makes Other NIR Improvements
Most Viewed News This Week
Introducing The Library Operating System For Linux
Allwinner Continues Jerking Around The Open-Source Community
AMD Is Hiring Two More Open-Source Linux GPU Driver Developers
Open-Source Driver Fans Will Love NVIDIA's New OpenGL Demo
Systemd Change Allows For Stateless Systems With Tmpfs
GNOME 3.16 Released: It's Their Best Release Yet
GNOME Shell & Mutter 3.16.0 Released
GNU Nano 2.4.0 Brings Complete Undo System, Linter Support & More
Legal Disclaimer & Disclosure
Contact Us
Copyright © 2004 - 2015 by
Phoronix Media
All trademarks used are properties of their respective owners. All rights reserved.
Powered by the Phoronix Content Management System (PHXCMS-9).


text:
YOUTH HOCKEY: Squirts take third place in Marshall
MARSHALL -- The Worthington Trojans squirt hockey team placed third in this past weekends' Marshall Hockey Tournament.
Teams that participated in the tournament included: Aberdeen, S.D., Marshall, Mitchell, S.D., Morris/Benson and St. Peter/LeSueur.
In their first game, the Trojans lost 6-1 to Morris/Benson.
Get the full story
Subscribe or Log In
Are you a newspaper subscriber but you don't have a Digital Access account yet? Activate your account.
You will need your subscription account number and phone number. Not sure if you have an account? Email us or call (800) 274-5445 and we can help you.


text:
Brand New XS POWER D3400 12 Volt 3300 Amperes Car Audio AGM Power Cell Battery Pure Virgin Lead Design with Terminal Hardware and Installation Instructions Features: * Pure Virgin Lead Design (99.999%) (Increased product quality and life expectancy.) * Ultra-Thin Lead Plate Design (Provides more lead plate surface area for highest in market instantaneous discharges.) * Leading edge Lead-Tin AGM Technology (Helps resist problems related to high charge and high heat.) * Direct Fit Design (Allows direct fitment into most OEM battery locations.) * Sealed Non-Spillable Design (Allows mounting in any orientation, even inside the passenger compartment.) * Patent Pending I-BAR Integration (Introduces many terminal mounting options for each battery model.) * Tightly Packed AGM Design (Provides unsurpassed resistance to vibration.) * Absorbed Glass Mat (Electrolyte is suspended in fiberglass) # 12V AGM Battery # Max Amps: 3300A # CA: 1000 # AH: 67 # Compatible With Systems up to 2500 / 4000 Watts RMS
Image Unavailable
Image not available for
- Sorry, this item is not available in
- Image not available
- To view this video download Flash Player


text:
20 Cheesiest Dishes in Philly
Cheese plates are great when you want to be...
Zagat calculates ratings on a 30-point scale based on periodic consumer surveys
Numerical cost estimates are for the price of dinner with one drink and tip.
Chef Albert Paris (Heirloom) pays homage to the City of Light – and his last name – with this polished French bistro in the Chestnut Hill Hotel offering up "well-executed" classics matched with a "value"-packed wine list; it's a "hip", "noisy" scene beneath a tin ceiling, while a downstairs jazz club offers a "fun" extension of the evening Thursday–Sunday. How we get this »
8229 Germantown Avenue | Map
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19118
Paris Bistro & Jazz Cafe
8229 Germantown Avenue
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19118


text:
Wayne Community College dental assisting students and Dr. Kevin Buchholtz, the college's on-site dentist, performed pre-kindergarten dental screenings on close to 50 children from throughout Wayne County in July. The dental check-up was one step in a battery of screenings to make certain the youth are prepared […]Read more →
Archive for the News and Press Releases Category
The Wayne Business and Industry Center will offer the free seminar "How to Start a Home-Based Business" 4-6 p.m., Tuesday, July 29, in Room 101 of the Walnut Building on Wayne Community College's main campus in Goldsboro. Many people find working at home is the "ideal arrangement" […]Read more →
The Duke Energy Foundation has given Wayne Community College $18,170 for its Camp Kilowatt. This is the sixth year of the camp and of the energy company's support of it through a grant to the Foundation of Wayne Community College. The Duke Energy Foundation provides grants to […]Read more →
Two series of orientation classes for Wayne Community College's High School Equivalency (GED) and Adult High School will be held in the next few weeks. The sessions are for both new students and returning students who have been out of the programs for one year or longer. […]Read more →
Fifteen Wayne Community College students were selected to receivesummer term scholarships through the Golden LEAF Scholarship program for the North Carolina Community College System. Curriculum (college credit) recipients and their programs of study are Goldsboro Wayne Moore, Business Administration – Operations Management; Jason O'Neal, Associate in Arts; […]Read more →
The Wayne Business and Industry Center will provide the opportunity for startups and established businesses to have their business plans reviewed. The free seminar, "Business Plan Basics, Part 2 – Business Plan Review" is scheduled for 6-8 p.m., Tuesday, July 22, in Room 101 of the Walnut […]Read more →
There is still space in the new student orientations next week at Wayne Community College. Incoming students can still sign up for the 6 p.m. session on Wednesday, July 9, and the 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. sessions on Thursday, July 10. Each session will last approximately […]Read more →
Wayne Community College Continuing Education has a number of upcoming courses to enhance occupational skills. "Today's Teller" will run 6-8:30 p.m. on Mondays and Tuesdays, July 14-Aug. 14. Location is Room 138 of the Spruce Building on the college's main campus in Goldsboro. Cost for the course […]Read more →
The Wayne Community College Foundation Scholarship Invitational exceeded its organizers' expectations again this year. The event netted $150,000, handily passing the $135,000 target organizers had set. All of the money goes to scholarships for WCC students and will fund more than 200 scholarships in the 2014-2015 academic […]Read more →
The WorkKeys® tests for Career Readiness Certification (CRC) will be offered four times in July in Wayne County. The Wayne Occupational Readiness Keys for Success (WORKS) program will provide testing sessions at 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. on July 15; 12:30-4:30 p.m. on July 10; and 4:30-9:00 p.m. on […]Read more →


text:
Mahsa Alimardani is an Iranian-Canadian Internet researcher. Her focus is on the intersection of technology and human rights, especially as it pertains to freedom of expression and access to information inside Iran. She holds a Honours Bachelor in Political Science from the University of Toronto, and is completing her Masters degree in New Media and Digital Culture at the University of Amsterdam.
Latest posts by Mahsa Alimardani
29 March 2015
Iranian Television Producer Mostafa Azizi is Jailed in Iran's Evin Prison
Mostafa Azizi, an Iranian television producer and author, was arrested last month when he tried to repatriate to Iran from Canada.
18 March 2015
New Iranian Bank Note Replaces Nuclear Symbols with University Gates
At the moment, the Iranian government is in negotiations over its nuclear program with the P5+1 in Lausanne, Switzerland.
1 March 2015
Iran Wants to Befriend Google
Google is welcome in Iran, says a government official, as long as it respects 'cultural conditions'.
28 February 2015
Iran Reacts to the Latest Snowden Leak on SIM Card Hacks
Iran's Minister of Information and Communication Technologies told Iran's semi-official Fars News Agency that he urges all state employees and ordinary Iranians to rely on their landlines for most communications.
23 February 2015
Uncertainty Over Saman Naseem's Execution in Iran
Several conflicting reports about Naseem's execution and continued incarceration have circulated online.
19 February 2015
#SaveSaman: A Final Effort to Save Iran's Saman Naseem from Execution
There has been an urgent call to action to stop the state execution of juvenile prisoner Saman Naseem, arrested at 17 years of age (now 22), for his membership in...
11 February 2015
Iran, Beyond The Headlines
It's the 36th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution, and six years since the 2009 Green Movement. Mahsa Alimardani reflects on her last visit to Iran in 2010.
2 February 2015
Iranian Newspaper Shut Down Over 'I Am Charlie' Cover Featuring George Clooney
The Iranian press has ping ponged between condemning the violence in Paris to attacking officials and each other for their response to the attacks.


text:
Senator David Mark
President of the Senate
Sen. Ike Ekweremadu
Deputy President of the Senate
The Senate has approved an increase in the amount to be raised through the
Diaspora Bond from the International capital market from $100m to $300m.
The Senate has approved the harmonized 2015 2017 Medium Term Expenditure
Framework (MTEF) and Fiscal Strategy Paper (FSP) and the National
Biosafety Management Agency Bill (S.B. 308) during Thursdays plenary
The Senate has confirmed the nomination of eight ministerial nominees sent
to it by President Goodluck Jonathan penultimate week.
Copyright © 1999 - 2015 Nigerian National Assembly. All rights reserved.


text:
Game Credits
|Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII (2007)
|(Lead Layout Designer)
|Final Fantasy IV (2007)
|(Lead Layout Designer)
|Final Fantasy VIII (1999)
|(Movie Section (Lead Designers))
|Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection (2011)
|(Lead Layout Designer)
|Final Fantasy XIV Online (2010)
|(Layout Lead Artists)
|Front Mission Evolved (2010)
|(Layout Artists)
|Star Ocean: The Last Hope - International (2010)
|(Lead Layout Designer)
|Final Fantasy XII (2006)
|(Sequence Leads)
|Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII (2006)
|(Layout & Sequence Designers)
|Final Fantasy III (2006)
|Final Fantasy X (2001)
|(Creature Supervisor)
|Final Fantasy IX (2000)
|(CG Designers)
|Vagrant Story (2000)
|(Chief CG Designer)
|Final Fantasy VII (1997)
|(Field CG & Movie Designer)
Developer Biography
There is no biography on file for this developer.
If you have a portrait of this person, you can upload it to the MobyGames database.
Related Sites
There are no related websites on file for this developer. If you know of any related websites for the person, please consider contributing them.


text:
A landmark on 75 Mile Beach in Fraser Island is the shipwreck of the S.S. Maheno.
Maheno was originally built in 1905 as a luxury passenger ship for trans-Tasman crossings. During the First World War the ship served as a hospital ship in the Mediterranean, Gallipoli and the English Channel, before returning to a luxury liner.
In 1935, the Maheno was declared outdated. On June 25, 1935 she was being towed from Melbourne to Japan for scrap metal when she was caught in a strong cyclone. A few days later she drifted ashore and was beached on Fraser Island. During the Second World War the Maheno served as target bombing practice for the RAAF.
Fraser Island, Queensland, Australia.
Mamiya ZM film.
120 views at 3/1/11
Wow interesting facts Mike. Must go and have a look at her someday, Nice shooting mate :)
Thanks Julie. It is an amazing site on the beach.
– Michael John
Great image and history Michael♥
Thanks for your comments Bev!
– Michael John
Nice shot Mike & a fascinating piece of history.
Thanks for the fave Michael.
– Michael John
Well captured Michael … you do get around quite a bit!
Interesting history … thanks!
Thanks Trish. Yes, I have a large backlog of photos!
– Michael John
Thank you.
– Michael John
Varied career for this old lady.
She sure has…………
– Michael John


text:
Kris Henry
Crater's Johannes will not return as coach
Only days removed from the end of the winter sports season, Crater High School is already in the process of hiring a boys basketball coach after...
KLAMATH FALLS — The Phoenix girls cross country team captured second place at the Skyline Conference Championships to seal up a state berth at Henley's Joe Arant Running Trail on Wednesday.
Nevina De Luca took fourth place with a time of 19 minutes, 49.85 seconds to pace the Pirates, who will next compete in the Class 4A state race at Lane Community College in Eugene on Nov. 3.
The top-ranked Klamath Union girls earned first place with 19 points, the ninth-ranked Pirates collected 42 and Henley was third with 72.
On the boys side, second-ranked North Valley (29) and fourth-ranked Hidden Valley (35) secured state berths. Phoenix, ranked seventh, was third (78).
The Pirate girls have qualified for state every year since 2009.
Lindsey Vermillion placed eighth (21:06.04), Ashlee Vos 10th (21:20.27), Arin Fitch 14th (22:45.71), Katie Vermillion 15th (22:55.20), Victoria Davidson 16th (23:16.92) and Emma DeFruscia 26th (24:58.58).
Hidden Valley's Sierra Brown took first in 19:03.68.
On the boys side, North Valley's Jonathan Cornish captured first (16:11.05), teammate David Cornish (16:12) second and Hidden Valley's Shane Crofoot third (16:30.79).
Matt Katibah paced Phoenix with his 10th-place finish (17:36).
LAKEVIEW 2, ST. MARY'S 1 — At Lakeview, William Lee scored for St. Mary's, which could not overcome cold, snowy conditions in a District 2 match.
Lee deposited his team's lone goal in the 76th minute off a corner kick from Michael Gambee.
St. Mary's, which trailed 2-0 at the half, failed to score the equalizer, however, as time ran out.
Both teams are now 4-2 in the District 2 standings.
MAZAMA 13, PHOENIX 0 — At Klamath Falls, Mazama's Kylie Durant and Karena Foust each had a hat trick, with Durant adding three assists in the rout.
Also for the Vikings (12-0-1, 9-0 Skyline), Kaitlin Crowell had two goals and two assists, Hannah Reynolds one goal and four assists and Tiffany Taylor two goals and four assists. Goalkeeper Kaylee Grigsby also got into the act, contributing a goal and two assists.
Phoenix fell to 1-12, 0-9 in the Skyline.
Only days removed from the end of the winter sports season, Crater High School is already in the process of hiring a boys basketball coach after...


text:
Call for Action Investigation Follow Up: Hearing on Green Life Exteriors
Updated: 11/04/2010 - A roofing company that Call for Action has been investigating for months had its license suspended. Green Life Exteriors no longer can do work in Colorado Springs and El Paso County. That decision was made by the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department. Even members of the Colorado Springs Police Department attended the hearing. Officers were hoping to arrest the owner, Bill Bowen. Here's an update to a Call for Action Investigation.


text:
Dwayne Ferguson a anti-gun activist and a proponent of the Safe Act showed up at school with a gun causing about an hour long "Lockdown".
Ferguson said he often carries a gun, but didn't realize he was still carrying when he entered school property.
His fellow anti-gun activists are claiming it was an honest mistake and he should not be charged with the two felony counts.
I wonder if the "I forgot" defense would work for a "Pro-Gun" activist that did the same thing?http://www.buffalonews.com/city-region/buffalo-public-schools/associates-defend-man-who-had-gun-in-school-20140207
Join FirearmsTalk.com Today - It's Free!
Are you a firearms enthusiast? Then we hope you will join the community. You will gain access to post, create threads, private message, upload images, join groups and more.
Firearms Talk is owned and operated by fellow firearms enthusiasts. We strive to offer a non-commercial community to learn and share information.
Join FirearmsTalk.com Today! - Click Here
You should be aware of carrying a firearm.
No offense and none taken (̿▀̿ ̿Ĺ̯̿̿▀̿ ̿)̄
Many anti-gun activists insist on laws due to psycho social problems they have. They know that they are not responsible and not to be trusted. Therefore everyone else must be incapable of self control or individual responsibility, and require government intervention in order to be held to those standards.
This makes perfect sense what a dummy
What goes around sometimes comes back around.


text: IVY Alliance Tourism Consulting Co., Ltd (Ivy Alliance) was founded in 2001. With its remarkable performance, Ivy alliance has become China's leading and professional consulting company focusing on China tourism research and marketing, and has built an excellent brand image in China tourism industry.Ivy is a kind of liana, which indicates our company is just like as a lively vine that connects various domestic and overseas tourism organizations. Ivy dedicates to build up an efficient communication and exchange platform which ensure buyers and suppliers the opportunities to share the fast growing Chinese tourism market. [More]


text:
Our special coverage of the closest race for years
Explore the personal stories of Syrian refugees in Lebanon
01 Feb 2013 21:58 GMT | Business & Economy, Europe, US & Canada, Italy, United States
Italy's unemployment rate is close to the eurozone average at just over 11 per cent and the economy has been in recession since the middle of 2011.
One company that is planning a big expansion is the US fast-food giant McDonald's, which plans to open 100 more restaurants in Italy by 2015.
Italy arguably invented fast food with the Pizza, but Macdonald's wants to take a bigger bite out of the country's food industry.
Al Jazeera's Charlie Angela reports from Rome.
Source: Al Jazeera
Childhood malnutrition was the number one risk factor for early death in 1990, but now it ranks behind obesity.
Business & Economy, Health, Europe, Latin America, Haiti
Italian prime minister on how his reform programme has helped steer his country back from the brink of a fiscal crisis.
Greece, Italy
Content on this website is for general information purposes only. Your comments
are provided by your own free will and you take sole responsibility for any direct
or indirect liability. You hereby provide us with an irrevocable, unlimited, and
global license for no consideration to use, reuse, delete or publish comments, in
accordance with Community Rules & Guidelines and Terms and Conditions.
Trash is a fast-growing import in the Scandinavian country, which turns it into heat for people's homes.
Environment, Europe, Sweden
Critics say the UK's home secretary is using Muslims as a 'political punchbag' in a bid to shore up right-wing support.
Human Rights, Politics, Racism
2014 was the worst year in more than a decade for polio infections, with at least 306 new cases reported.
Polio, Asia, Pakistan
Recent court ruling finds police unit not guilty of rounding up and executing 42 Muslim men during 1987 communal riots.
Human Rights, India, Asia
Clashes continue in Yemen's coastal city, as bombing by Saudi-led coalition targets Houthis' air-defence capabilities.
Egypt's president says heads of states at Arab League summit have agreed to begin forming joint unit of 40,000 troops.
War & Conflict, Politics, Middle East, Egypt, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi
It is a source of sustenance but also of tension and new political realities are now increasing uncertainty.
Egypt, Sudan, Middle East
A media post-mortem into the UK's surveillance report. Plus, why five years on in Argentina the media looks so familiar.
Media, Edward Snowden, Security
The untold story of how the Lebanese community overcame the odds and found their place in multicultural Australia.
Asia Pacific, Australia, Lebanon
How to keep a telenovela profitable and demanding sponsors happy while inspiring the production team to stay passionate.
Arts & Culture, Mexico, Latin America


text:
Great Blue Heron Provincial Park - Emma Lake, Murray Point Campground
Christopher Lake, Saskatchewan
Phone: (306) 982-4741
Visit Campground Website
Sites: 136
Recent Rate: $27 6/2014
Latitude: 53.6030358765839
Longitude: -105.923631191254
These reviews are the opinion of an RVParkReviews' member and not the views of RVParkReviews.com
Date of Stay: June, 2014 - $27.00
This is another nice provincial campground in Northern Saskatchewan. Campsites are all decent back-in sites, well treed and many with 15/30 amp power. Water is available throughout the campground. There are four private unisex bathroom/showers, which is nice. Park is kept clean. The beach is a bit of a walk (near the boat launch). This place is mainly all about the fishing, nothing extra but still a very good northern forest experience. Very hard to get an electrical campsite in prime times. This is not a large campground and many sites are seasonal. Best plan ahead if you want to stay in this park. We camped at Great Blue Heron Provincial Park - Emma Lake, Murray Point Campground in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
Date of Stay: June, 2006 - $23.00
Close to lake. Some gravel sites. Could be maintained better than it was. We camped at Great Blue Heron Provincial Park - Emma Lake, Murray Point Campground in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
21 Ratings
Copper Harbor, Michigan
10 Ratings
Grande Prairie, Alberta
4 Ratings
Maidstone, Saskatchewan
Pre-Register below to access free and enhanced features coming in the near future.
Access to marketing tools, ability respond to reviews and monitor performance as well as expanded listings.
Essential Marketing resources, page insights, daily reports, setup and manage notifications of newly posted reviews.
Expand your listing, Add photos and videos, update business details and more.
More Information about our Campground Owner Management and its enhancements are coming very soon. Features subject to change.


text:
Comment: Re:Robotic "Ants" and "Butterflies" (Score 2) 13
That actually adds to the cool factor, for my money. Speaking of which I keep throwing money at the screen and I still don't have one of those butterflies, more tech details here.
We've improved Slashdot's video section; now you can view our video interviews, product close-ups and site visits with all the usual Slashdot options to comment, share, etc. No more walled garden! It's a work in progress -- we hope you'll check it out (Learn more about the recent updates).
That actually adds to the cool factor, for my money. Speaking of which I keep throwing money at the screen and I still don't have one of those butterflies, more tech details here.
Killing isn't bad when it's mosquitoes. You've supped your last on me you little bloodsucking bastards!
Some nutter uses a syringe (!) to inject your eyeballs with fish guts in his garage.
Awesome if it's got practical uses though.
Oh yes, and as for the feminist conspiracy, it's not as though it's a big secret: https://eyebeam.org/events/art...
That's only one area of many where feminists try to rewrite wikipedia en masse to reflect their ideology.
You mean this submission with the link in the usual place?
In rebuttal to your rebuttal:
1) If women perceive your "kind and friendly" behavior as "creepy," then you are not behaving "kind and friendly." You are, in fact, behaving like a "creep."
Or she's a neurotic hypersensitive feminist. How's that for equality of outcome.
It's not possible to sexually objectify someone. Even objects intended for sex must be made to look like sexually attractive people/body parts in order to successfully achieve their goal. You can have a very impersonal relationship with someone else but objectification is nonsense.
Yes, I submitted an article about how Wikipedia canned a gaggle of feminist editors from Wikipedia for spewing crap on gender related entries and it never saw the light of day, yet this agitprop makes the grade? Okay, the day will come and indeed is coming when this clear bigotry will reflect very badly indeed on slashdot editors. I know I'd certainly never hire one of them based on their past performance.
Most women get it and ignore the feminists
Exactly, the only way the summary makes any sense to me is if you replace the word "woman" with "feminist".
Men tend to slip back to pseudo-savagery if women aren't around in a workplace for a while, and when a woman comes in, they tend do remain savage
No, they really don't. They may make jokes and talk frankly about women, but guess what, women do the same thing about men. Are you calling women savages now?
VAT in Ireland is 23%, I'm not sure I'd call that low.
I'd agree with this to a certain extent but I'd be cautious about making everything voluntary, some foundational skills in math, geography, history, language etc should be a requirement. Also life economics like mortgages, pension plans, investments and savings. The entire property bubble was an organised ram raid by the banks on middle class savings, students need to know how that happened so they don't fall for it or any other bubble again. And while we're at it the legal ramifications of things like marriage and parenthood should be dealt with right next to sex ed.
Ah now, how sad would it be if his mum was condemning him too. While arguments can be made for and against unconditional love, more often than not it's helped people get back on their feet after they do really stupid things. It's not as though he's got a shortage of critics.
How did you get the subdomain to point to a home dynamic IP? Mine changes every day or so, do you ping the pi or have the pi ping a webserver and update it or something?
Unless we manage to harness the mechanism of spatial expansion (and presumably reduction), that is.
Yes, we will be going to OSI, Mars, and Pluto, but not necessarily in that order. -- Jeffrey Honig


text:
Sheriff investigating Nevada City death as a homicide
A man's death in Nevada City on Monday night is being investigated as a probable homicide, Nevada County Sheriff Keith Royal said in a news release Tuesday.
At 11:13 p.m. Monday, the county's Regional Dispatch Center received a report of a fight in progress in the 11000 block of Forest View Drive in Nevada City.
Sheriff's deputies who responded to the call found an unresponsive man in his 40s, who was pronounced dead by fire and medical personnel who also had responded to the call.
Sheriff's investigators are interviewing witnesses and gathering evidence with the assistance of the state Department of Justice and the county Search and Rescue Team.
"Currently this death is being considered a homicide," Royal said. "Due to the nature of the investigation, the name of the deceased and any other details surrounding the incident will not be released at this time."
Sacto 911 StaffBill Lindelof
Cathy Locke
Andy Furillo
Superior Court
Denny Walsh
Federal Court
More Sacto 911Crimemapper
Send news tips
Sign up for breaking news alerts
Arrest Logs
Crime Q&ASacramento Bee reporter Cathy Locke answers your questions about crime news, trends and issues. Look up specific cases using Arrest Logs and Sacramento Superior Courts case database.
Submit your question
Crime - Sacto 911
Join the Discussion
The Sacramento Bee is pleased to provide this opportunity to share information, experiences and observations about what's in the news. Some of the comments may be reprinted elsewhere on the site or in the newspaper. We encourage lively, open debate on the issues of the day, and ask that you refrain from profanity, hate speech, personal comments and remarks that are off point. Thank you for taking the time to offer your thoughts.


text:
The advertisement that you are trying to access is already inactive.
Oops. This ad isn't active anymore.
The seller may have already sold the item or deleted the ad. You can still view this ad, or browse through more items here.
House n Lot @ Dinaville Subdivision, Maa, Davao CityThis advertisement is already inactive
|Floor Area
|33 sqm
NEWLY RENOVATED HOUSE & LOT situated at DINAVILLE SUBDIVISION, MAA DAVAO CITY. Bungalow type. 2 br & 1 toilet & bath. Lot area= 120 square meters. With an excess lot area of 100 sqm. more or less at the back of the property ( formerly cadastral road ). Flooring fully tiles. Semi furnished. Definitely NO FLOODING since the location is elevated. Just beside Las Terazza village, shrine hills, Maa. Subdivision road is concrete. Near to Ateneo Matina campus, Phil. Womens College, NCCC mall, Soon to open PUREGOLD Mall, Mercury Drug, Church and City proper.
fOR MORE DETAILS:
Call/Text: 0922 207 7788 or 0916 757 4898.
fOR MORE DETAILS:
Call/Text: 0922 207 7788 or 0916 757 4898.
Contact Number:
For faster transaction, inform the seller that you found this at OLX.ph +63-916-757-48XX+63-916-757-48 98
+63-916-757-48XX+63-916-757-48 98 Display number
1977 views
- Price:₱ 1,500,000.00
- Contact Number: +63-916-757-48XX+63-916-757-4898 Display number
- For faster transaction, inform the seller that you found this at OLX.ph +63-916-757-48XX+63-916-757-48 98
- Date Posted: October 9, 2009
- Address: Dinaville subd., Maa, Davao City
- Condition: New
- Location: Davao City, Davao del Sur
- Ad ID: 1689890
- Date Updated: January 20, 2013
- Category: Rooms and Bed
- Short URL:
- Member Address: Davao city 8000, Davao City, Davao del Sur
- Last Access From:Philippines
- Registered: Dec 11, 2008
- Last Login: Feb 5, 2015


text:
Sorry, no featured properties currently.
Published: April 19, 2011
Photo by William D. Lewis
Callahan's Family Restaurant on East Market Street in Warren boasts a sign in its window welcoming hard-working public- and private-sector employees.
Use the comment form below to begin a discussion about this content.
Forgotten your password?
Your e-mail:


text:
Rembert Duine
Rembert Duine obtained his Ph.D. in theoretical physics in 2003 from Utrecht University, working on cold atoms in collaboration with Henk Stoof. He was at The University of Texas at Austin from 2004 until 2006 as a postdoctoral researcher in the group of Allan MacDonald. He returned to Utrecht in 2006 where he currently leads a condensed-matter theory group funded by a Starting Independent Researcher Grant of the European Research Council and an Innovational Research Incentives Scheme (VIDI) grant from the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO). His current research interests are spintronics and cold-atom systems.
Spin dependence of atomic and electronic interactions can give rise to propagating regions of aligned spins in solids called spin waves. These have now been observed in a gas of ultracold fermionic atoms.


text:
- Home
- About Lincoln
- Parents
- Students
- Staff
Online Registration
Online Registration for the 2015-2016 School Year is now open!
2015-16 Re-Registration: An email notification was sent on March 17th to parents/guardians who had email addresses on file with Lincolnwood SD74. This email contained a direct link to the InfoSnap registration portal. Paper letters were mailed to those who did not have an email address on file. Please use the link below if you received a PAPER registration letter in the mail. You will need to type the SnapCode that was provided in the letter. Look for a string of 15 alphanumeric characters to identify a unique SnapCode for each child you re-register.
2015-16 New Student Registration: Please click the link below to register student(s) who have NOT previously attended school in Lincolnwood SD74.
Posted on Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Celebrating Solo/Ensemble Competition
On Saturday, February 21, 5th-8th grader band and orchestra students from our District participated in the IGSMA Solo and Ensemble competition at King Lab School. Students spent several months in preparation to be judged on the following criteria: intonation, tone quality, balance and blend, interpretation and musicianship, fluency of technique, rhythmic accuracy, and stage presentation. Many of our students earned ratings of 1 or 2. The following students received a perfect score of 7 and a 1+ rating: Naomi Greene, Joseph Urichima, Andrew Pabst, Laura Trinh, Caroline Lindwall, and Stephanie Sorisho. Congratulations to all of our students for a job well done. These students, along with Rutledge students, were recognized at the March Board meeting.
Posted on Monday, March 9, 2015
LH Students + TH Students = 1•3•1
In continuing with SD74's new motto, One District • Three Schools • One Vision (1•3•1), collaboration between Lincoln Hall and Todd Hall happened this week in two academic areas.
Mr. Jones visited all of Dr. J's 1st grade music classes with LH students, Caroline L., Minh L., and Evan H., performing their award-winning solos. They also selected to play music by composers the 1st graders are currently studying. The students enjoyed the performances and asked many questions. The 1st graders were very curious as to how long each student and Mr. Jones has been playing an instrument. Also, they were curious as to how much time each of them spends practicing their instrument daily.
Ms. Lukasiewicz, Todd Hall Art Teacher, brought over a 1st grade Art class to pilot a visit to the LH STEM Lab. The 1st graders are exploring 2- and 3-dimensional qualities. At the STEM Lab, with help from Ms. Stecher and the LH students, the 1st graders were able to learn and talk about how those qualities are transferred into design and engineering, especially with the use of a 3-dimensional printer. It was a great opportunity for the two grade levels to come together and explore! More of these visits will be sure to follow.
Posted on Friday, March 6, 2015
Positive or Negative?
The 7th grade Humanities and Social Studies students have been participating in formal debates. Each group was assigned a different explorer from their "Age of Exploration" unit. Some of those explorers included Christopher Columbus, Hernán Cortés, and Vasco da Gama. The debates argued if these explorers have had a positive or negative impact on history. Each positive and negative team had to persuade the students in their classroom and the teacher judges. The students were able to use resources such as bio.com, history.com, nettrekker.com, and encyclopedia Britannica. The teams debated their positive and negative positions that included rebuttals and final arguments.
When each debate concluded, the students in the class were asked which team they supported – the positive or negative team and then a few students stated why they chose the specific team. The teacher judges had the final decision on each winning team.
Congratulations to the students in Ms. Berk's and Mr. Salski's classes for all their hard work.
Posted on Tuesday, February 17, 2015
Lincoln Hall Artists in Niles West Art Show
Twenty-three 8th graders from Lincoln Hall Middle School had their outstanding artwork selected to be in the "Transitions" art show at Niles West. The opening on the night of February 4th was big event, with our Lincoln Hall students and their families joining the other participating students and their families from the rest of the feeder schools to Niles West. Altogether, almost one hundred art works were on display for this show of the best artwork from the district. Tours were given of the many art classrooms at Niles West including the ceramics studios and Digital Media labs, where some amazing artwork created by the High school students could be seen.
Congratulations to:
Kalie A., Chloe B., Alex B., Eliana B., Shannon B., Maia C., Alan D., Maggie E., Eric G., Isabella G., Nina G., Evan H., Yasmine H., Claudia K., Ethan K., Zubair M., Brandon N., Trang N., Peter S., Jack S., Umaimah S., Justin T., and Laura T.
The Transitions art show will be displayed until at least February 20th, 2015 - please stop by and see the show in the Auditorium Gallery if you happen to be at Niles West in the next couple of weeks!
Posted on Sunday, February 8, 2015
Lincoln Hall Middle School
6855 N. Crawford Avenue
Lincolnwood, IL 60712
[Ph] 847-675-8240 | [Fax] 847-675-8124


text:
Mia just buried her brother and sister-in-law, inherited their ranch and 3 month baby boy and now finds herself in a cellar with a all too hot Sam hiding from a tornado
magazine160 11 months ago
I don't know why but when he smacked her A** I her'' giddy up'' in my head
queen88 a year ago
O Sam is just awesome, hopefully he doesn't have any past lovers coming between them....
rebelgirl41 a year ago
thats the kind of cowboy i want one that is bossy but in a sexy loving way. love this story
catherine_h128 2 years ago
this book has very good writing but no introduction to the story
shalz93 2 years ago
U really have great ideas:) I am eagerly waiting for more:) supporting u all the way!
kimmy_tommo 2 years ago
i absolutely love your writting. you have an awesome imagination and writing style. keep up the good work. (: cant wait for more :D. i have a feeling ,soon u will be one of the top writers of wattpad! Good luck xx


text:
Search Results for 5%2E11 tactical pants taclit
Narrow by Brand
- Showing only Texas Hunt Co. brand.
- See all brands
- Narrow by Category
Additional Useful Links
- Galco Day Runner
- Galco Belly Bands
- Galco Waist Packs
- 5.11 Tactical Tactical Pants Clearance
- 5.11 Tactical Tactical Pants with...
- OpticsPlanet Offers the Newest Footwear...
- 5.11 Tactical Tactical Pants On...
- Tactical Gear Prize Pack Sweepstakes
- Best Rated 5.11 Tactical Tactical...
- Desantis Holsters and Ammo Carriers...
- Related Searches
Showing all 1 results.
Texas Hunt Co MULE SKINNER Modular Weapons Case, Top-Loading, Double
compartments): 50.5" x 11.5" x 0.5" Capacity: 580.75 cu (includes both compartments) Features ... hunting equipment. As avid hunters and manufacturers of high performance tactical gear, the company's ... - great gear made in the great state of Texas! Specifications for Texas Hunt Co M.U.L.E. Skinner ... Dashboard Weapons Storage Case: Outside dimensions: 51" x 12.125" x 2" Inside dimenions (for both ... AND SECURE ATTACHMENT: combat proven 2" side-release buckle and expedition-grade Nylon webbing system is fast...
Showing all 1 results.


text:
New garden pic...
Hey Paul,and all of you still in the snow belt! Here is a pic from today to show what my garden looks like right now. Phil
I always want to take a walk in your garden when I see your photos.
What is the red tree? I first thought was Japanese Maple, then I quit thinking.
Thanks.all! Yeah Bkay,that is a Bloodgood Japanese maple,planted just last year. I had moved one from another place on my property the year before last,and it looked OK all year,but last year,it just never came back,so I replaced it last year,and those are the new leaves,so I guess it took this time. I have two more in this area. One is a green trunked,green leaved tree,and the other I moved from another place in the garden last year,and it came back nicely. The other one has leaves that are almost purple they are so dark. I planted them in a triangle. There are very few hostas in this area,but I keep looking for more,as this is an area with a lot more sun. Phil
Lovely to look at the real live hostas in your garden! No hostas are up yet in my garden here in NW IL.
Still need to do spring cleanup but I'm waiting for the last of the left over oak leaves to fall to do that.
Thanks for making my rainy day with your post.
Yeah,Gesila,that is my biggest Sagae,really big this year. Bernd,the culprit is probably a rabbit. Some of mine were nibbled off this year again. They have recovered,and you can't even tell it now. They don't seem to go after them when they are leafed out,because nothing has been touched since then. Phil
Gesila,if you could have seen that Sagae when it was planted in 2oo6,you wouldn't believe it. It was a very small,one-eyed plant then! It has only 6 eyes now,but the leaf size increases every year. Not at all like the pics you see on the Hosta Library. It must be the location in shade of Dogwood trees overhead. Whatever,it seems to like the location,and right now it is still growing new leaves. I have another one in a place farther down in the garden,which is older,but it is nowhere near this size. Phil
Love that green pot. Is it also a fountain? I'd be jealous of your hostas if I weren't covering the ones that have eyes every night while the weatherman chortles about a possible record low.
My garden in the woods looks terrible now, but maybe the ugly 6 ft. fence will keep the deer and rabbits out. Sure liked it better when it looked like yours.
To inquirers about the fountain. That was an outdoor fountain,until I left it out when we had a freeze,a few years ago,and the top froze with the water still in it,and the top part broke from the freeze. I don't use it for a fountain anymore,just an object d'art in the garden. And yes it stays out there winter/summer 24/7. It is actually glazed stoneware,very thick,and has no bottom,so water from rain goes straight thru it. It seems to be holding up very well,but we don't get the type of hard freezes you all get up north. Phil
Your garden looks beautiful. Ahead of mine here in Ohio.
Your garden appears similar to mine, wooded, hilly. My question to you is how did you approach gardening in this? I have lots of weeds, poison ivy, wild honeysuckle, etc. I'd like to clear some of this out and plant some hosta and other desirable woodland plants, but just don't know how to get started. Do you have any advice.
I follow your posts and like your general gardening approach. It seems that you use the logical and easy methods and don't baby your hosta! I like that.
Thank you for sharing Phil! Since you are only about a zone warmer than me I am hopeful that my garden looks similar soon.
When did your hostas start to leaf out? 2 weeks ago? I'm jealous - mine are barely peeking through the soil so far.
Hostahosta,what I did in this part of the garden,which was started in 2006,after the power company cleared out some of the trees near their power lines,is this. I,too had a lot of wild honeysuckle,which I'm still battling,cleared out a lot of the brush and the honesuckle. Three bagfuls,if I remember. There were already native ferns,and lots of rocks,which the larger ones are still in the same place,as they were, probably a couple hundred pounds each. I made paths,as the topography allowed,and put in mulch in the garden beds before there was even the first hosta in there. All the plants there,have been planted since 2006. I added plants each year since,and that is what you see. This garden is on the side of a hill,and I have lots of Trilliums that come up every year,and they are multiplying every year. I let them come up whever they appear,and just garden around them,and the native ferns also. I also have some ferns which I added;Ostrich fern which spreads around under the bigger hostas, and some Autumn ferns which are just now unfurling their fronds. Also have a couple Heucheras,and three Japanese maples, in a part seen in some of the pics. The original part of the garden is a path down through the woods from my driveway. I had to build a staircase down to the path,with ten steps,which tells you how far down that is! Then the path wanders downhill to the bottom,where there is a small creek,the you go up to the part of the garden seen in the pics. There are hostas all along the path going down to the bottom. This is an ideal place to grow hostas,because of the high shade from Oaks,Poplars,and Dogwoods,and I also garden under a red Maple,in the new part of the garden. I hope that describes the garden for you. Phil
Phil, Yes. Thanks for your description. Sounds a lot like what I am dealing with. I'm just working on it little by little, section by section. I have lots of ferns. I'm envious of your trillium. They are in the area but not on my property. I also have many spring ephemerals such as spring beauty, mayapple, and tons of violets.
Do you just leave the leaves where they fall or do you clean them off the hosta beds in the spring? Please keep posting pictures. Barb
Barb,I only rake out my paths every spring. There are sooo many leaves from the Oaks that it is a daunting task every year. I do remove some leaves from the beds,but only enough to expose the hosta eyes. Every year,it is a hassle just to find places to put leaves. I don't haul them away,as I don't have a truck,at present. Besides the cost would be enormous at the landfill. I started a few beds by piling up leaves,and then putting dirt on top which eventuall makes a pretty good growing medium. Hostas like acid soil,so it works!,Yeah Barb,it takes a lot of work,but I didn't do it all in one year,and besides I'm not a spring chicken any more! Phil
Phil, from 1 eye in 2006 to 6 eyes in 2013 might sound a bit slow growing. Until you look at your hosta. It is a lovely plant.
I mention this because my Sagae was new last year, and it began with two or 3 eyes. This season, it's second, there are about 7 eyes. Not as elegantly tall as yours though.
Wish I remembered where I saw the picture of that Sagae that busted the barrel it was in. I saw it and said, "I want that!"
Thanks everyone! HH,the pic may be one you've haven't seen,but it is hardly new. Some of the hostas shown are not even there anymore. I just used it to illustrate how the stairs go down into the garden. I had to construct those from scratch,just to gain access to the woods. Phil


text:
No automatic posts, ever.
Or log in with email
Invalid email or password
Or sign up with email
This will be sent to the user's account, with the ability to reply to the email you have on file with Indiegogo Life.
Champion of all things good....
I love championing the underdog, making a difference in the world, giving freely and loving deeply.