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Error code e000020-0181. all the drums were changed with new. error code e000020-0125 appear..
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Thanks, This problem solved. But another main problem about printed image.After printing, very thin white line appear. it looks like scratch. Every image hase same this line exactly same position from top to bottom. Is it kind of dirt on lens? I replaced new fuser, new toners, and new drums. What is the problem and How to fix it? I'm doing in middle of project.Ed
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Discussion in 'Disney Cruise Line Trip Reports' started by jenseib, Nov 22, 2012.
I always hate when your updates cone to an end it's like reading a good book
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Just living vicariously through your trip report! Again, GREAT pics!!! I have to say, Jen, you are a way cook mom for letting her share that amazing sundae with you for lunch!
Technically yes. That is one spot you can refill while staying at the beach and yacht clubs, but honestly they aren't carding you ,so if you have your mug with you I doubt they would ask.
Thanks Karen!
We did a good job at eating it but we left a bit and i felt so shameful.
Now we don't do it often, but hey on vacation ...why not? I knew eating a meal with it would just leave us wasting something, so lets eat what we really wanted ...right?
Awwww. thanks
It was fun and of course bragged to the family that we had icecream for lunch.
That pool at the Marriot looks really nice!
I want a No Way Jose!!!! And good to know about refilling the mug at B&C! And I'm shocked that Claire ended up not swimming.
Tha Marriott pool looks gorgeous. Next Mar. we are staying at the Marriott Grand Vista (I think thats it) and it looks like it has a similar pool. We may never leave the resort once Claire sees that.
I love the No Way Jose. Yum yum yum yum!!!!!!!
I think she knew she was missing out on having fun with Alexis. Claire really felt she was an expert at al lthings Disney and Alexis would be lost without her.
she IS pretty experienced!
Always take the taxi.
It did look like fun, too bad she missed some of it.
Nice tats they got.
I cannot wait to see the Osborne Lights.
Cape May is so good. Too bad it was a bad waitress.
Nice pics of beach Club.
Love backpack baby. That is great.
Love me some Star Wars. My favorite area.
I so want a No Way Jose now. YUM! I can eat one by myself if I do not have lunch but if lunch is involved I ask for the smaller one.
The Marriott is really nice.
I am all caught up again.
I loled at this.
I have a picture of me when I was ten on my first disney trip standing posing with that boat in the background.
Love Claire's outfit and love the first visit borders. The new borders are all so cool
I am back from my trip and all caught up. Boy, you had some very busy days. I only did ToT once at WDW in 2005, but I seem to remember that it did shoot up before dropping and that this actually freaked me out more than the drops.
I agree, in the future I will grab a taxi for sure.
The Osborne lights are just amazing. Pictures do not do it justice
I wish I could have a No Way Jose everyday for lunch!
She can be such a sweetie at times ....NOT!
I might actually have a picture of Michael and Paige with it in the background as well.
That outfit is from Janet as well!
How was your trip? Be sure to give me the bat signal when you start your report.
We were pretty busy, but we needed to get a lot done in a few days.
Going up was very freaky.
The trip was mind-blowingly amazing. I have started to download/ upload and organize photos and I think it will be another week or so before I will get started on the trip report. I will let you know once the first installment is up.
I have to agree, that pool looks pretty awesome!
I have yet to try a No Way Jose. I don't know what I'm waiting for.
I bet it was!!!
I can't wait to hear about it.
You need to get over as soon as you can!
Claire and I were now making our way to the Magic Kingdom after our ice-cream lunch.
We walked into the park and BAM …it hit me! This is what I have been waiting to see for so many years.
The Magic Kingdom was all decked out in Christmas décor. It was amazing. Just a week before I had been here and it was all decorated for Halloween and within a few days they totally transformed the park. Amazing!
This time however, I was not going to pass on the photopass opportunity up front like we had with the Halloween Décor, so we got in line.
I just loved how they turned out too.
We texted family members to let them know we were in the park, but no one was answering us. I think Geoff finally did though. I can't remember what they were doing exactly, but I think they were in line for something.
We made our way down Main street. It was just so beautiful.
We stopped for another photopass shot.
And a few random shots.
The Move It, Shake It parade was pulling out, so I took a few pictures as it went by.
Another castle shot. You know ….because you have to take as many as possible while there.
And then we headed back into Fantasyland. It was now around 12:50 and we had a 2:10 appointment at Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique. So we had over an hour, but we couldn't wander too far off and do too much for fear of not making it back in time.
Claire decided it was time to tackle the sword again. There was a line today, so we couldn't waste too much time at pulling (though others weren't as considerate), but I let her try and got a couple of shots.
We decided to check out Its a Small World. I do like this ride and Claire loves it. I know some are not as thrilled, but this is one that brings back memories from my first trip in 1974.
As you can see, it is VERY crowded today.
I cant remember the wait, but I am thinking it was around 30 minutes posted. I think it moved faster though, but still a long wait for this ride.
We did make it to a boat eventually and it was nice to sit and relax. I took several pictures, but I didnt have a good lens for dark rides with me, so most came out pretty blurry. Here is a few of the better ones. Next time I go, I have a new lens to try. I cant wait.
There were a LOT of boats running today and we actually came to a stop about ¾ of the way through the ride and then it was stop and go from there on.
One nice thing we saw was the clock doors opened when we arrived back. I think I have only seen this a few times and I was excited about that.
We didnt have enough time to do anything else major at this point, so we just wandered a bit.
We browsed a few stores.
These guys were all over the place looking for a free meal.
I think he is giving me the evil eye.
I then took a look at Claires hair and decided she really needed it to be brushed before the appointment, but I had not packed a brush in my bag. I am sure Gail had one, but I just decided to go buy one for Claire. We browsed around the Castle Couture and Claire picked a Rapunzel brush and we then went to work on her mop and got it nice and smooth.
We then headed to the castle to meet up with Gail. Originally I had made this appointment for Sunday (the next day) after Gail and the family had left. I also made it for DTD since we had not been to the location yet. I did it for that day because I didnt want to cause any controversy with the girls. Soon after I made the appointment Gail told me that Alexis had one request and that was to go to BBB, so I changed our appointment and made one for all 3 girls on this day at the Castle. We were really unsure what Abby would do. Abby hates anything in her hair or people doing anything to her hair. But we also knew she would be upset not to be included. When I made the appointment I let them know that we were unsure if she would sit, but at the very least we figured she would let them gel and pixie dust her hair.
Soon family members started showing up. We had many who were interested in seeing the girls become princesses.
Imagine my surprise when Gail showed up and this was in Abbys hair.
Abby had just found this headband and just had to have it. Gail said she doubled checked with her over and over, making sure she knew it went on her head and she wanted it and she purchased it with her own money.
She looked so darn cute in it and we all gave her compliments.
The smile on Abby's face is priceless. Her face is just lit up. I hope BBB goes well!
Cortlyn STILL loves her Cinderella Princess ears from our trip in 2010! Catie loves them, too! Wish I had known then that I was having a girl
I should bought TWO! I do love those ears though! VERY cute!!!
One day, I would love to do that week where it goes from Halloween to Christmas
but I have a feeling that will be YEARS away for us
I'm so glad you didn't get sick that would have been horrible.
Not only do I not like to reuse wash cloths, I don't like them at all. If you think about it all they are doing is taking dirt from one part of your body and smearing it all over the rest of you
The back pack baby picture was so funny. When I first saw it I thought someone was actually carrying their baby in the back pack.
Abby looks so happy in her ears. I can't wait to see how she reacts to the makeover.
She is such a cutey. This whole trip was so magical for her.
She looked so cute in her ears. We were shocked that she actually wanted them.
It was such a great experience to do 2 parties on the same trip.
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U.S. Marines try to assassinate top Iraqi officials in the south; At least one American soldier killed in clashes
U.S. Marines launched a dawn raid on the town of Shatra, north of Nassiriya, on Monday, aiming to assassinate senior Iraqi officials they believe are directing attacks again invasion forces, Reuters reported.
Among those targeted was Ali Hassan al-Majeed the cousin whom President Saddam Hussein has put in charge of the southern front.
The Marines were storming the town, about 35 km north of the city of Nassiriya, with warplanes dropping precision-guided bombs, helicopter gunships and tanks.
Marine officers said they had intelligence from anti-Saddam groups that Majeed was in Shatra with other senior officials in Saddam's Baath party who were coordinating paramilitary forces that have ambushed U.S. supply convoys and slowed the advance on Baghdad.
The targets in Shatra were the local Baath party headquarters and "associated planning sites", Marine officers said. "We believe there are about 200 to 300 Baath party loyalists and Saddam Fedayeen irregulars in the town," said Marine company commander Captain Mike Martin.
Meanwhile, at least one U.S. soldier was killed on Monday in a clash with Iraqi forces armed with rocket propelled grenades about 110 km south of Baghdad. A U.S. officer said that at least one soldier died in the fighting near the town of Imam Aiyub, south of the city of Hilla.
U.S. forces were firing artillery towards the town and Iraqi forces were hitting back with mortars and rocket propelled grenades, said Reuters.
Elsewhere, reports said some 15 Iraqi troops were killed in the fighting in Hindiyah, 80 km south of Baghdad, between the city of Karbala and the ruins of ancient Babylon. (Albawaba.com)
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HLS students get involved in many things during their time here. Much of their focus is on their preparation for their law career, but many of their activities are also community service based. Earlier this semester, Section 6 of the 1L class brought in high school students from the Boston Debate League to expose them to Law School life. I asked them to write a blog posting about the day because it's a great example of the different ways you can get involved while you are a student here. So today, I'm turning my blog over to Section Six…
In February, HLS and 1Ls from Section 6 welcomed Boston Public School students to campus to experience life at law school and learn more about the law and how to prepare forceful arguments. The students are part of the Boston Debate League (BDL), an Urban Debate League that seeks to improve public high school students' academic achievement and their expectations of themselves by engaging them in academic debate. The day-long conference was organized by students in 1L Section 6 with generous help from the Dean of Students Office, HLS Admissions, the Black Law Students Association, and La Alianza.
The BDL students began the day at HLS with breakfast with a side of criminal law. Professor Daniel Meltzer graciously opened his classroom to the high schoolers, who learned about homicide law along with Section 6. The BDL students quickly grasped important ethical and legal concepts and were actively engaged in class discussion. Students were then officially welcomed with a speech from Professor Charles Ogletree. Next was lunch, with a visit from Professors Michael Klarman and Julie Suk, who debated the ramifications of the landmark Brown v. Board of Education decision. Professor Jon Hanson spoke to students about the importance of remembering their own life experiences as they pursue their college and future careers, and Dean Martha Minow made a special appearance to talk about the important skill of persuasion. Students again were active in asking questions about the discussion material and its implications for their debate arguments and future studies.
After lunch, Research Librarian Mindy Kent led the students in research training, a skill that will prove invaluable for the students as they prepare for debates both within the Boston Debate League and beyond. Then, member of Section 6 led the students on a tour of the law school campus, where they marveled at the beautiful architecture and the impressive library collection, explored the various tunnels that connect each of the buildings, checked out the great facilities at Hemenway gym, and took turns posing like President Barack Obama outside Austin Hall. The tour finished at the HLS Admissions office, where students met with current undergraduate students at Harvard College and HLS Assistant Director of Admissions Danielle Early. The students actively posed questions about law school, the college application process, and college life in general. Finally, the students joined current Harvard College students and Harvard College alumni from Section 6 for a tour of the undergraduate campus.
All in all, great connections were made, and students at HLS and the College are working on an ongoing mentoring program to keep the partnership going. HLS Section 6 was excited to meet these prospective students of the JD classes of 2020 and later (wow!), and we look forward to helping them succeed. For those of us in Section 6, this was a powerful reminder of the difference that we can make, not just as future lawyers, but as active members of the Greater Boston Community, and it will certainly be one of the highlights of our 1L year here at HLS.


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- The delight of sitting at the kitchen bar (aka worshipping at the altar of Nick Ruscitto) next to my sweetie, perusing the menu.
- These insane, buttery, crisp crab fritters.
- The wonderful take on surf and turf we indulged in – beef short ribs and crab legs. That chimichurri is so beyond what any pesto could ever hope to be.
- The perfectly stimulating, yet satisfying dessert melange we enjoyed – so many flavors (chocolate, coconut, toffee, salted caramel) and textures (dense, chewy, airy)… What a treat to sample Greg's talents!
- The unabashed enthusiasm of an owner who is able to indulge his inner DJ knowing that he (and his partner/wife) have assembled a professional staff who can keep the floor and kitchen consistently humming.
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Seven-year (p)itch
So…this Wednesday, 12/17, is the 7th anniversary of the Wine Bar & Bistro on Lark. Yes, that did go fast! I've been onboard for the last 4 years and consider myself fortunate to be able to continue having a presence in the local food scene in such a special spot, especially since my availability is generally limited to a single night of the week.
Lucky me, though, – I work Wednesday nights and will be on hand to celebrate our milestone. And you know what? You should be, too! We'll be featuring a few items from the original menu, at the original prices, and selected bottles of 2007 vintage wines will be available at a 50% discount. See? You're lucky, too!
That's a date then, right?
Filed under Albany, Dinner, Eating, Events, Food, Lark Street, Local, Recommendations, Restaurants, Wine
Don't cook tonight!
How about eating for a good cause instead? New World Bistro & Bar is generously donating 15% of tonight's sales to the DelSo's very own Normanskill Farm. Why not save that bunch of kale and box of Annie's for another night and instead head to NWBB for something a bit more interesting? The Normanskill Farm is a magical place right here in our own neighborhood and any improvements made to their property will benefit the entire city. This event will help to provide funds for bringing animals back to the farm.
So, what do you say? Meet you there!
Filed under Albany, Delaware Avenue, DelSo, Dinner, drinking, Eating, Events, Food, Local, Normanskill, Recommendations, Restaurants, Uncategorized
Dinner at the Art Cliff Diner
During the two weeks we spend at the beach each summer, we eat dinner out maybe a handful of times. Part of that decision is based upon practicalities – kids, expense, day drinking and driving, but the fact that we've been disappointed with pricy meals in restaurants with menus that attempt to satisfy adults and children, is the biggest factor in choosing either take out (less expensive than dining in with tip/adult beverages) or cooking at home.
All that said, there's a place in Vineyard Haven I'd been wanting to try for a few years – the Art Cliff Diner. Sunday the stars aligned and the guys and I finally got there and we couldn't have been happier. The Art Cliff is both a food truck and a stationary restaurant. We pulled into their shared parking lot at what seemed to be the ideal time, about 5:15. The restaurant wasn't open for business, but the truck's menu more than sufficed for us.
There were maybe a dozen options and we were able to find something for each of us – Liam chose the cheesesteak sandwich ($14?) which was as fine an example of that item as I've ever enjoyed. The meat was thinly sliced, maybe even shaved, with sweet onions and the perfect amount of cheese. The portion was more than generous.
For Griffin it was the pig on a roll ($8?), a moist pulled pork sandwich with cole slaw. He declined the chipotle mayo, but I'm sure it would have added a terrific kick to the tender and overstuffed sandwich. I also went with pork in the form of spicy pork taco. The soft flour tortilla ($8?) was complete with juicy pork, greens, a sour cream based sauce and green salsa. It was really, really delicious.
Quinn went with a
ho-hum hotdog ($4) which he thoroughly enjoyed and we rounded out things with two generous orders of fries – one plain and one dusted with grated Parmesan. The fries were fantastic and would make an awesome and satisfying snack solo at only $6.
Our total for a really high quality and nicely presented meal, with soft drinks was a fair and reasonable $57 before tip. I imagine their offerings change regularly, but can't imagine ever being disappointed by their food. Have you been there? Tell me about it! If you haven't yet, try it and let me know.
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Sipping from Siro's Cup
Last night I attended my first Saratoga "event," the 21st Annual Newton Plaza Siro's Cup. I was thoughtfully included in a friend's group and during a very busy week, it was the thing for which I was most excited. What to wear? Could I forsake peer comfort with foot comfort and wear flats? Accessories were key and I wanted to feel put together from head (day 2 hair, flat ironed and sprayed) to toes (freshly pedicured in a gorgeous shade of pastel sea foam). I knew I needed to feel confident in my appearance and went with a whole Goddess
of Reading look. I think it worked.
The showers through which I had driven in Albany had completely disappeared and the air in Saratoga was fresh and comfortable. The fancy cars, Maserartis, Rolls Royces and my dream car, a 2 door Porsche, were parked on display and the whole thing felt about as swanky as you can get when you're essentially walking barefoot from your own wagon parked in a grassy field.
Inside the party there was an almost overwhelming sense of stimulation. People were ON. The multiple bars set up attracted what seemed to be the most outgoing cliques of friend – there was a definite (and deserved) sense of holding court. The clothes, the makeup, the hair…there was so much to absorb. Fashion-wise, it seemed that anything went. Naturally, there were Nantucket Reds, seersucker and linen adorning the guys and dresses in every length and color on the women. There was a lot of jewelry, along with a fair amount of serious suntan.
A constantly flowing river of attendees were carried on a current of cocktails. People seemed happy and there were many outbursts of laughter to be heard. The "first party of the season" feel to it made for an excellent vibe. It was fun. I loved seeing my favorite Pirate Girl and am so psyched the she has taken up residence for the season, like the ballet or the writers of Yaddo. There were other hospitality folks there – the generation II Purnomos, Matt Baumgartner, Michael Cocca. It was nice to see them being on the receiving end of hospitality for a change.
Many familiar faces were in the crowd. I mean, I've worked in local restaurants for long time and have probably served thousands of people. I had a couple of moments, though, of feeling mildly out of place amongst a crowd who have far more lucrative investments than merely budgeting carefully and buying consigned clothes. A couple of times I greeted attendees I knew from one restaurant or another and I wasn't recognized without giving my name or context. Do I look that different? Am I invisible as a server? Have I gained weight?* Am I aging poorly? It was a little awkward to navigate.
The scene, though, was captivating. I could have walked, marveling under the star-filled sky, for even longer, but my belly demanded food and I don't like eating standing up. I headed to 15 Church and got exactly what I was looking for – something delicious and indulgent to eat and sip and the welcome of friends I've worked with over the years. I wish Saratoga was closer.
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Come on in my Cucina
See that post title above? I have a confession about it… I seriously almost used a more, shall we say, colorful homophonic version of the word "come," but chose not to because I was afraid it might be interpreted as vulgar. I may be salty at times with my language choices, but crass is something I do not want to be.
So – why the temptation to use a word with carnal connotations to describe a dining experience? Well, because Cucina, located at the north (east?) end of town in Woodstock, is a very sexy restaurant. From the wide porch which offers dining al fresco during the warmer months, to the painted plank floors and the understated decor, to the menu which invites exploration and sharing, this place is hot.
My number one advice for planning your meal at Cucina is this: go with people you love because you're going to want to share your food. Until the dessert course, of course, but we'll get to that…
My home(town)girls and I selected Cucina for our "midway" dining date based upon recommendations from the Wine Bar & Bistro Chef, Nick, and the prior experience of one of the girls. We had 7pm reservations, but arrived a little early since most of our usual shopping destinations are still on winter hours and had closed by 6pm. We began at the bar, an open, well-lit area, and perused the creative cocktail list. I struggled with personal responsibility wanting to order one of everything, gin drinks aside. Because of our mutual appreciation of wine with dinner, Ginny and I elected to share the Orient Old Fashioned as an aperitif and it was a revelation. Spicy from the ginger syrup, smooth from the Bulleit, refreshing and piquant, I easily could have gulped this down in record time.
The dinner menu came with its own impressive array of temptations, but as a party of four we were in a good position to try a number of items. I took charge (imagine!) of how many dishes we would have and collectively we agreed on what each course would contain. We started with two appetizers – the crispy squid and the shrimp and white beans. Neither dish broke any new ground in terms of composition, but the execution was exceptional. The squid was lightly battered and virtually without greasiness, while the shrimp were perfectly cooked and accompanied by beans which retained the ideal amount of firmness. Great start!
We followed the appetizers with two salads and a special pizza. The asparagus, snap peas, endive, etc salad was creative and capitalized on ingredients which are coming into their own, seasonwise. What can you say about roasted beets, Coach Farms goat cheese and balsamic vinegar other than yum? Exactly. Our beautiful pizza, topped with a riot of green veggies, including some banging jalapenos, on the thinnest of crusts, was a spicy delight.
We finished our savory experience with two pastas – the spinach and ricotta filled ravioli with brown sage butter and an evening risotto special with scallops, shrimp and saffron. The portions aren't tremendous, but the flavors are and we were very content with the quality and amount of food we were served. Speaking of served, our server was terrific. No complaints at all , start to finish. With our meal we enjoyed a bottle of Abbazia di Novacella Kerner, 2010, a wonderful food wine which I am familiar with from the Wine Bar & Bistro on Lark. Perfect.
When it came time for dessert, I was done with sharing and insisted that it was every woman for herself. My choice, the butterscotch budino, was off the hook, crazy delicious. Butterscotch, caramel, toasted coconut and sea salt put together in ideal proportions to make a dreamy pudding-esque climax to a wonderful evening.
Yeah, I'll come on in Cucina any time.
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Sunday dinner out in the DelSo
One of the first images to enter my brain last Sunday morning came to me courtesy of an email from Living Social. They were offering a deal for Yanni's Too, a place known for its fried calamari, and the picture accompanying the sales pitch became my obsession and inspiration for the day. Crispy looking golden brown rings and tentacles… I needed some, but had no desire to drive south and dine riverside. I explored my options, beginning, and happily ending, in my own neighborhood – Nicole's Restaurant. All I had was a 5 mile run to get through first.
Run finished, I quickly called Nicole's to make sure they still had tables seated at 8:00 on a Sunday. I never want to be that person who comes in on a quiet night and keeps staff hanging around. I was assured that they still were doing business and invited to please stop by. On my arrival I was offered a nice deuce in the front and settled in with the menu and a basket of warm bread accompanied with good quality olive oil and an olive tapenade.
I was hungry and went a little crazy ordering the fried calamari, the eggplant rollatini and an intriguing sounding Brussels sprouts Caesar salad. After considering a bottle of wine, with the option to bring home what I didn't finish, I talked myself down and went with a glass of chianti which satisfied me perfectly.
The calamari was terrific. It was piping hot, crispy and not oily in the slightest. The accompanying sauce was different and enjoyable, but I'm pretty simple and would have been equally pleased with a marinara sauce on the side.
The eggplant was tender, completely devoid of bitterness and wonderfully smoky from the oozing cheese. Again, the presentation is a little different with only some roasted red peppers topping the eggplant, rather than the more typical bath of red sauce. Tasty.
The salad was a unique spin on Caesar – a feat that is not easily accomplished, but I didn't really taste the classic Caesar notes of garlic, cheese and anchovy as I had expected. The anchovies were white which, in my opinion, gives a sharper, more vinegary taste. I liked the salad more when I finished it up the next day as part of my lunch. It seemed to have mellowed out a bit.
I wrapped things up with an indulgent slice of chocolate cheesecake – 5 miles, people. I had just run 5 miles. Belly full, $50 + tip lighter, I slept like a well fed baby. Although I don't get to Nicole's often enough, it's nice to know they continue to offer a consistently creative menu that never fails to provide comfort and quality.
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Official says best way to control milfoil is to be proactive
Why worry about weeds? Amy Smagula, a New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services limnologist and coordinator of the Exotic Species Program, listed many detrimental impacts of invasive species such as Eurasian milfoil in the state.
In a recent presentation hosted by the Lakes Region Planning Commission, Smagula, who serves as a one-person army in the battle against exotic species, said invasive weeds threaten biodiversity, degrade water quality and cause 10 to 20 percent declines in shorefront property values.
Milfoil-infested waters are unappealing - infestations threaten the recreational value of the water body. Tools in the milfoil control toolbox include target-specific herbicide treatment (2,4-D), mechanical removal such as diver assisted suction harvesting (DASH), hydro-raking and mechanical harvesting, diver hand removal, and placement of benthic barriers to block the sunlight and prevent growth.
Many communities use a combination of the above.
"Integrated management is key to long-term success," noted Smagula in her presentation.
Smagula said milfoil control efforts in the Lakes Region tend to be well coordinated on infested water bodies, with several well-organized lake associations, milfoil committees and designated funding sources - such as warrant articles or trusts set aside for milfoil control.
She urged community members to be more proactive and less reactive when it comes to invasive species control.
Kimon Koulet, the executive director of the Meredith-based Lakes Region Planning Commission, said one of the key themes of the presentation is for communities, the state, private and town groups to work together.
"None of these efforts are successful without collaboration," Koulet said.
This season, the state awarded 40 percent match grants to 42 groups for milfoil control around the state. Two of those projects, to combat new infestations in Naticook Lake in Merrimack and Otter Lake in Greenfield, received a 100 percent match. The total state funding for milfoil control efforts is $340,000 this year.
Smagula is managing milfoil control programs in about 40 of the state's 79 infested water bodies.
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I labeled my second child an anxious baby. My background is in psychology and I get it. I know what labels can do to people. So, I of course had consciously decided when I became a mom, I was going to try very hard not to label my children. However good my intentions were, my follow through on the notion was eh. I have a variety of different labels for each kid depending on the day. Some labels, which would be used on a good day, would indicate their talent, particular interest area or my feelings of specific, individual, affection towards them. Other labels are a little less flattering. And, of course, in my mind they are secret labels. My kids don't outwardly know that I think this way. But I am aware that sometimes it seeps into their consciousness and some of the roles/risks and approaches they take in life mirror this. Whether I like it or not.
I couldn't leave the house much because he refused a bottle. If we left him with a sitter or good intentioned friends, we would never see the sitter again and would have to pay friends. In all fairness, he was just a baby. But in truth, he was incredibly difficult to soothe. He slept terribly. I slept in his rocking chair more than I slept in my bed. After two years of this, I was ready to die. Someone suggested he was lonely. We moved him and his crib in with his big brother. Upon arrival, he declared, "I want to be a BIG boy!" So we broke down the crib and put him in a twin bed with rails. This is the part where the kid realizes he is no longer behind bars and begins a two year ritual of running into his parents room four to five times a night screaming, yelling, crying about one thing or another. In turn, I screamed, cried and yelled a lot myself. It was a special time. Hallmark moments all around.
As he got older, my son started talking about being afraid. Afraid of people, dogs, monsters, dying—you name it, he worried about it. His eyes would fill with tears at the prospect of going to the circus because he had never been before. Going to a play with Grandma was nerve racking. No sleepovers. New situations brought about fantasies of how totally terrible he JUST KNEW fill-in-the-blank would be. A trip we talked about taking as a whole family back to his sister's birthplace in Ethiopia was a no-go for him because he was terrified of all the shots. We came to expect and deal with resistance around just about any new situation. He was the one we had to coax. He was our frightened child.
We were always quick to reassure him. Make phone calls ahead to make people aware that he was nervous/sensitive/scared. We did our best to cushion the big, bad world for him. I invented pixie dust—my MAC eye glitter that I put in a small crystal heart-shaped ring holder. I told him it was magic. I told him it would give him sweet dreams. I would put a tiny bit on his forehead every night. Some mornings he would come down to breakfast and it would be obvious that he had gotten out of bed after I kissed him goodnight because his entire face would be dusted in glimmer. I spent a great deal of time fearing anxiety was going to swallow him up. That fear would rule his life. And then suddenly, right under my nose, he morphed into a kid of courage.
It didn't happen all at once. It was gradual. And completely initiated in his own time. But I realize as he was changing I was hanging on to who I had decided he was. If he demonstrated bravery, I was surprised. And looking back I realize he showed courage often, but I wasn't bringing that into the definition of him. I thought of it as a moment. A fluke. The latest came when my son managed (cause "unknown") to cut the tip of his tongue with a scissors. The blood was unbelievable. My oldest near fainted and threw towels at me while gagging and covering his eyes. My youngest boy exclaimed, "He cut off his tongue?!" But my frightened kid? Cool as a cucumber. As we rode to the ER in the rain, he bled into towel after towel asking level headed questions. He took the shot in his tongue, in his arm and the stitches that followed without flinching. It was unbelievable. And that was my frightened son.
So I've been contemplating. How many more lessons do I need in order to learn that holding on to my preconceived notions of how I see my children only limits my ability to experience the here and now? They are growing, changing, emerging right under my nose. If I spend too much time trying to anticipate what's going to happen or who they are going to become, I think I might just miss out on who they are in this very moment, who, for all intents and purposes is who they are. And today—today, my son says he wants to go to Ethiopia.
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i have two questions.
1-looking to do a tasty summer squash vertically at the back of our garden. need some suggestions for something good for our hot humid summers here in maryland.
2-need ideas for cheap but sturdy trellis to make for it.
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1. most summer squash are in bush form.
2. There are two zucchini substitutes frequently grown for summer squash. The C.moschata Trombocino is the most popular. Actually a form of butternut. The other is a the Lagenaria siceraria variety Cucuzzi sometimes sold as Italian squash. Both are rampant vining.


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On a super rare occasion, I actually took a true camera into the yard with me this morning. This is who decided to pose for me.
Pipevine Swallowtail
Monarch (Yes, one finally showed up the other day and has been hanging around the past few mornings)
Black Swallowtail
Giant Swallowtail
Sulphur (Not sure on Clouded or Cloudless)
Longtail Skipper
Gulf Fritillary
Thanks folks. I had some trouble getting some of these to pose just right, they're such divas and impossible to work with. The Pipevine was especially difficult. She just wouldn't pose with her wings open. The above pic was caught in mid-stretch and even then I didn't get the full effect of the blue iridescence. Still, there were some who just refused, like the Blue Cassius who wouldn't sit still and the Zebra Swallowtail who just passed through the garden. Still, it is fun going out there every morning to see if any new types come visiting.
It is not Mex. Flame Vine but Mex. Sunflower. I started it from seed back in Feb and it grew to about 5-6 ft by August. It has been blooming nonstop since July, maybe even in June, I do not rightly recall.
(Edit: I looked at a picture I took on Jul 15th and the Mex. Sunflower was just beginning to bloom then. Perhaps it will bloom sooner next year since it is now established? Time will tell.)
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It has been a trying week. My MIL was in the hospital this past week with congestive heart failure..fluid build up...and just came home today. Another friend is in the hospital with staph infection in a recent back surgery, and another friend with rhuemetoid arthritis just had her hip replaced. SIGH...things always seem to come at one time.
I watched the grandkids for a few hours today, so couldn't sandwich my reunion quilt, so made this walker caddy for the friend with hip replacement instead.
In years past, when stresses built up, I always cleaned the house. But, now, I'm finding that sewing (well, not too technical sewing) is very time absorbing and relaxing.
I enjoy making things for other people.
I think next week will be a much better week.
Being productive with your hands seems to be a stress reliever whatever the work is. DH would tell Type A corporate people at the store that doing stained glass was very relaxing. Sure enough they'd take it up as a hobby and come back to tell him how right he was. I think anything that allows to to concentrate and create is good therapy.
Thanks everyone for the "lift". Everyone is doing ok so far.
Marty Mo. I got the pattern online. I've put the link below if you are interested. I've made several of these, and this is the easiest, best looking, and most functional caddy I've tried. I do use interfacing on the front and back for added sturdiness. It takes about 2 hours to make.
Here is a link that might be useful: walker caddy pattern
Thanks everyone...everyone is doing much better...including me! lol.
Marti..there is a two section pocket on the outside front, and a 3 section pocket on the outside back. Then, there is a huge pocket inside formed by the entire front and back pieces. LOTS of room. Holds telephone, magazines, kleenex, eyeglasses, and a friend even put his iced tea glass in one of the outer pockets.


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Feds not building any HIV vaccine facility
OTTAWA — The Public Health Agency of Canada finally confirmed this morning it will not be building a planned HIV vaccine manufacturing facility.
Several weeks after the four finalists who bid for the project were told they hadn't won, a notice went up on the PHAC website today confirming the project is dead. Until now PHAC officials have only said the government was considering its option.
"After weighing all of the evidence, the Government of Canada and the Gates Foundation have decided not to proceed with the pilot-scale vaccine manufacturing facility," says the notice. "Other (Canadian HIV Vaccine Initiative) programs are unaffected by this decision and will continue to move forward."
The pilot manufacturing facility was to have been the centrepiece of the vaccine initiative, a $139-million partnership between Ottawa and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
The facility was to be built for $88 million, and was intended to provide manufacturing capacity for HIV vaccines from researchers around the globe to be used in clinical trials.
In the press release today the government says the Gates Foundation has since analyzed current vaccine manufacturing capacity in Canada and concluded there is enough available that a manufacturing facility isn't necessary.
The entire process surrounding the facility has been mired in controversy, allegations of partisan decision making and influence from brand-name pharmaceutical companies.
Winnipeg-based International Centre for Infectious Diseases was the leader of one of the four finalists invited to apply for the project in November 2008. They, along with bids from the University of Western Ontario, Trent University and Laval University, submitted proposals in the spring of 2009 and a decision was to have been made last fall.
Last summer ICID was told informally from several different sources it had the best bid but the partisan affiliations of its then-CEO were raised as a conflict that could prevent the government from funding the project.
Terry Duguid, who ran for the federal Liberals in 2004 and 2006, was the CEO when ICID put in its bid. He resigned as CEO in August when he decided to try to run for the Liberals again, in Winnipeg South.
However, he continued on with a contract at ICID for biosafety projects.
In mid-January, Manitoba regional minister Vic Toews' office confirmed with ICID that Duguid was still working there on contract and then sent an email accusing Duguid of being misleading about his ties with ICID "so that he could continue to receive a paycheque from this government financed agency while involving himself as a political candidate for the federal Liberals."
Not long after that email was sent, a notice was posted on the PHAC website saying the vaccine facility was not going ahead after all.
The notice was removed quickly and PHAC said it was posted in error.
But the same week ICID and the other three bidders were told they hadn't been successful. ICID is still trying to get a full explanation of why it hadn't qualified, especially after receiving so much informal positive feedback last summer.
Manitoba Liberal MP Anita Neville said the government should have done all the due diligence before putting out a call for proposals.
"Why did they put all these organizations through the hoops," she said.
She wondered if the government would refund the $750,000 ICID spent putting its bid together.
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Raver (24) will play Special Agent Paris, the leader of the Red team, who is athletic, smart and witty with a degree in forensic science. She can drive a golf ball 300 yards and has an IQ in the 98th percentile. She prefers to (and often does) work alone.
The actress joins a cast that includes co-lead John Corbett (Parenthood) as former NCIS special agent Roy Mills; ER's Scott Grimes as the team's forensic specialist Dave; NCIS: LA's Miguel Ferrer, who will reprise his role as NCIS assistant director Owen Granger, while Red Dawn's Edwin Hodge will play Special Agent Kai and Damages' Gillian Alexy will play Special Agent Claire.
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