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"Mistress, I believe we are 'ere." Samson says with half-hearted perkiness as he pulls into the driveway of a huge onyx-black colored mansion with ivory edging. Intricate laces of ivy and rose tendrils scale the walls. The place itself seems old, but sturdy. A sense of foreboding washes over me as I stare at the empty windows of the fourth story. The day is grey and cloudy. Gloomy and dark, the way I like it. But I feel a dark vibe emanating from within the dark corridors of the mansion. "I don't like this place, Samson." I say finally. "Something about it doesn't feel right. Something…" I frown at the towering stature that is to be my new home, at a lost for words on how to describe the dark, pulsing aura coming from the house. It's like it's alive. Like… it knows we're here. Like its been expecting us. Like it wants us to come inside and never leave… Like it knows something we don't. "Aye, Mistress, I understand what ye mean, but it is our only option. Unless, o' course, ye found somethin' in those voodoo books o' yer's to bring back yer parents." Samson winks and I give him an amused half-smirk. The only kind of smile I've been able to accomplish since I turned five. "Ready to face the beast within, Samson?" I ask, taking my black suitcase in hand, opening the door, and grabbing my violin with my free hand. "Ready when you are, Mistress." Samson parks the limo and takes out the keys before pulling himself out. He's only about twenty five. He was twenty when he started working for us. As soon as he started driving us, he and I became best friends. We have been ever since. I study him thoroughly but quickly. His dirty red hair cut short and spiked while his pretty aquamarine eyes sparkle with a hidden taste for new things and adventure. His strong set jaw reminding me of a Viking while his lean, tall build gives me the impression of an athlete who also weight lifts and runs regularly. Okay, maybe those last two things I already know, but at least you got some insight, right?
Either way, we trudge sullenly up to the door and Samson pulls a chain and we hear a large echo of the doorbell from within. After a few minutes, no one comes so Samson pulls the chain once again. I grimace as the fog begins to thicken around us. After several minutes, we can't see the limo. "Try knocking." I suggest quietly, as if afraid that there might be someone watching us, watching our every move, but I'm not. Samson nods and knocks on the door. After ten minutes, there's nothing. "Damnit." I mutter before pounding on the door with as much force as I can, making the door creak. I stand back beside Samson and we wait for another fifteen minutes with no signs of life coming from anywhere but us. I growl and turn off the steps. "Let's go back into town, Samson. Maybe someone can help us figure out where we're suppose to go." I motion for him to go ahead and he jogs forward into the fog and is quickly swallowed whole.
I quickly find my door to the limo by following the sound of the engine and reach for the handle. "Hello…" I freeze. This disembodied voice, like dark chocolate melted over a sweet cascading waterfall of sparkling champagne, sends my skin into goose-bump mode. I quickly forget that fact as I look around, but see no one. I zero in on a random spot and focus hard. Slowly, the shape of a human figure seems to appear. I cock my head to one side slightly, confused. "Uh, hi?" I give a small wave, and the blurry figure turns and leaves. "Wait a minute. Do you know where-" and they're gone. I let out a huff of breath. And open the door and slide into the now warm limo and close it with a sense of finality.


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Here is a link that might be useful: NH Ribes Moratorium
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My understanding of the problem is that the fungal biology of the white pine blister rust needs to be better understood. Perhaps the breakdown of resistance is due to the presence of new fungal strains. Plant breeding efforts will need to accompany better knowledge of the white pine blister rust organism to create new resistant cultivars of pine, currants, and gooseberries. I will monitor my presence plantings of currants and gooseberries and will destroy the plants and the first site of any fungal infection. There are many beautiful and stately pine trees in close proximity that I want to see stay healthy for many decades into the future.


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This Riad now has a new owner, Joe. Emmanuel is no longer here. This turned out to be a disappointment - only look at reviews from the 1st of September 2013 on for this Riad.
Be aware that the owner smokes on premise and I assume allows guests to to so as well. If you are a non-smoker no not stay here! We were sitting upstairs on the terrace and could smell the tobacco smoke from down below.
We were double charged for airport transport. Good thing we had printed out our original reservation with the airport transport charge on it. Can not pay by credit card, and the room bill was presented in the evening, hand written on a scrap of paper, not added up properly (overcharged), and told the credit card machine was not working and we needed to pay cash. We asked for a receipt of all charges, Rashid, the nice young man left in charge, informed us he would let Joe know. We have not yet received a receipt.
The Riad is beautiful, close to the main square and the staff, Rashid, Zahara and Saida are great! We thank them for looking after us.
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Israel has already won by getting the US to publicly beg it not to attack Iran. In doing this, the US has legitimized its threats as real (aka they could and they would). Netanyahu has since openly argued with Obama told his ministers to go all hush-hush on the matter. So now the world thinks Israel is bat @*#% insane and nuclear armed. Not a bad position to be in if you think Iran is out to get you. I'm not saying it was all set up this way but it's panned out pretty well.
From an American perspective, I don't want my fellow troops going to war. I don't care if Iran gets a nuke. I don't view Iran as a threat. Israel can kill and die for itself. Don't bring my country into this mess you and your religion creates.
While I do not want a war as well, Iran having nukes would be worse. We can't assume that everything will be okay.
Before 9/11/2001, the Taliban was protecting al-Qaeda. We see the results of just assuming that al-Qaeda would only attack far way from the United States. (The Cole bombing as well as Kenya and Tanzania.) Similarly, while Iranian nukes might not seem to be a great existential threat to the US right now, it would be very dangerous to assume not nothing can ever happen to us directly on US soil. What if a terrorist organization gets a hold on Iran nukes and decides to carry out nuclear suicide attacks on the United States?
While carrying out an air war to take out the Iranian nuclear plants would be economically costly would likely cause some loss of life, the potential future economic costs and massive loss of life that could result from Iranian nukes would make a pre-emptive strike worth it in my opinion.
The experience with Afghanistan taught us that we cannot wait for a 9/11 to happen and only then attack.
Although the Iranians do not possess any nuclear weapons yet, I would be more concerned with a terrorist organization getting their hands on the nuclear weapons of Iran's neighbor....Pakistan, where al-Qaeda currently is.
Your right. I agree that it is a massive problem. What makes Pakistan even more difficult is that the ISI is really in control and wants the Taliban/al-Qaeda to remain strong in Afghanistan. It could be that if Pakistan did not have nukes the equation would be different. That is why it is imperative to prevent Iran from getting nukes.
It is actually very funny, bloody terrifying as well.
It's pretty scary when a few posters here advocates the use of nukes before any hostilities even begins. If a country can nuke another country merely because it looks threatening, it sets a very dangerous precedence. Moreover, it would confirm Iranian belief that their only security lies in nukes.
I believe that this act would set off a rush for every country in the middle east to rush for nukes. A scary prospect.
Isn't there an election going on in Iran, where Ahmadinejad's faction is doing incredibly poorly against the more conservative religious authorities?
Israel and the United States should exploit a change in Iranian leadership to reach a negotiating breakthrough. While Iran and Israel have never been the best of friends, to my best knowledge Ahmadinejad is the first Iranian leader to embrace anti-Zionism to the extent that he has. Removing his firebrand nationalist logic from the Iranian leadership and replacing it with a highly conservative, theocratic one that is mostly concerned with self-preservation in a changing Iran will have enormous impacts on whether Iran wants to attack Israel, or whether it even wants an a-bomb at all.
Countless regimes around the world have given up their nuclear ambitions well after they have started. Diplomacy must be given further room.
As an American I can't wait until China overtakes us, then everyone can start hating them/asking them for help.
As an Israeli I choose to take Ahmadinejad at his word when he repeatedly and consistently says he will bring to the destruction of the state of Israel. I guess I understand why Kal would choose to take Ahmadinejad's threats lightly, as he does not live here but in Europe. Lucky for us, the Jewish people is no longer in the position where it has to beg Kal and the likes of Kal for protection.
I still puke a little in my mouth when I hear brainwashed individuals parrot the "they said they would wipe Israel off the map!" line. First find someone that can speak Farsi, then get them to translate what was said. What was actually said was, "We will wipe the Zionist regime from the pages of time." They were talking about regime change, not about physically dropping nuclear weapons on civilians. In fact the saying "wipe off the map" is an English idiom that doesn't exist within Farsi, so how this propagandist nonsense got this far absolutely baffles me.
Well, the Iranian state media actually provided the original translation. The Iranians, therefore, have only themselves to blame for the subsequent scale of the propaganda.
Well, the Iranian state media actually provided the original translation. The Iranians, therefore, have only themselves to blame for the subsequent scale of the propaganda.
The use of tactical nuclear weapon is probably Israel's best option. It ensures the destruction of the targeted facilities, while simultaneously enhances the credibility of the country's deterrence force. The Iranians would be risking total annihilation if they choose to retaliate with their medium-range missiles. Ground penetrating nuclear ordinances will have low-yield warheads. There won't be giant mushroom clouds. Radioactive fallout should be minimal.
Oh really tough guy?
Outsource call center and computer programming jobs to Iranians who will work for $2 a day and watch this problem disappear.
Talking about war is not funny at all!
What!? Uncle Sam is begging to a zionist....
oil oil oil oil...all about oil
The cartoon has a point: a conventional strike on Iran would merely slow their program by a few months or years. A nuclear strike (and yes, Israel does have dozens of Nukes--probably as many as 200) would settle the issue for a while longer.
It would also remind everybody that seeking nuclear weapons is by itself a threat to neighbors. And seeking them while publicly calling for the destruction of such a neighbor is a clear invitation to be made an example of.
Israel is already isolated enough that the added opprobium from an open attack won't make much of a difference. And if they time the attack right after an Ahmadinejad speech they may get away with just a lot of hand-wriging and speechifying.
It is worth remembering the issue is not the morality or sanity of Iran but the security of Israel, a state that has been at war for the last 60-plus years. Self-preservation is in the eye of the beholder.
Messy times lie ahead.
You really think that even setting back the Iranian nuclear program by a couple years would be worth the tradeoff of the complete s**tstorm a first strike nuclear attack on Iran would bring? You want a surefire way to make the Arab/Persian world forget it's difference and unite in a newfound hatred of its Jewish neighbor, by all means, drop a nuclear warhead on one of them and see what happens.
Iran has got exactly two countries to get through to threaten Israel on the ground, Syria (still in allied hands), and Iraq, now quite friendly to Iran. A nuclear attack would be seen as a legitimate existential threat to Iran, and they might decide to do pretty much anything, including sending a million or so of themselves on a little jaunt to the west to see what kinda damage they can do. And they would probably have the sympathies of the rest of the Middle East with them, I wouldn't guarantee that significant players like Egypt or Turkey wouldn't decide that a bright red line had been crossed.
You want to ensure the survival of Israel, best encourage it to start negotiating in good faith with the Palestinians, instead of gobbling up more and more West Bank land while they offer half-assed attempts at peace to stall for more time to appropriate.
Read again.
I'm not saying they should.
Just that what you think or I think or Obama thinks or the arabs or the euros or the UN thinks don't matter.
All that matters is what the *israelis* think.
As the cartoon points out, if the israelis think the are better off acting and acknowledging the have a nuclear arsenal and the delivery systems they will do so.
We are looking at a nation under siege and if they ever feel they have no better option they will take that option.
It's not about PR to them.
It's about *their* survival, not anybody's opinion, good bad, or indifferent.
And I disagree. It absolutely matters what other countries think of their actions, because like it or not their continued survival depends on just that. Country's actions are determined by perception - if they perceive that Israel has become unhinged to the point that they are a danger to the continued existence of the countries surrounding them, then they will take actions to rid themselves of that threat.
Right now, for all the talk of being surrounded by enemies, Israel has not been actually attacked by a state actor in decades - Jordan and Egypt have been relatively friendly, as was Turkey until they decided to try to take out a flotilla delivering humanitarian aid under the Turkish flag.
No country lives in a vacuum, what the world and their neighbors think of them absolutely matters, and determines their fate in an interconnected world.
They cried wolf over Iraq. Now they cry wolf again. Currently the only real nuclear threat to the Middle East is Israel, and they want to maintain the status quo.
They did not cry wolf over Iraq. Saddam never explained what he did with the WMD.
Israel is not a nuclear threat to the middle east. Their nukes are for defensive purposes and not to wipe nations off the map. The nukes were never used during any of Israel's wars after they acquired nukes.
Holy hell. There were no WMD. The program went tits up after the first Gulf War.
To say that Israel is not a nuclear threat because it hasn't used it's nukes is like saying a chronically violent man with a gun isn't an armed threat because he hasn't fired his gun yet.
Life and Liberty:
I know there was no WMD. My point was that Saddam never said what he did with them.
I don't consider Israel chronically violent. They require constant military vigilance being surrounded by about 20 countries that do not recognize its right to exist.
Why would it even matter knowing what Saddam did with a bunch of aging and useless weapons from around '91? The point was that the US cried wolf in regards to the WMD threat (there was none). Why should anyone believe what the war hawks in the US and Israel say when they've done nothing but lie in the past?
And 20 countries? Really? I bet you think Iran is one of them (any translator worth his weight in salt will be able to tell you that Iran hasn't refused Israel's right to exist, at least not at the state level).
This reminds me ever so subtly of old Bloom County strips where Binkley would have conversations with the monsters in his 'anxiety closet', often with no satisfactory outcome.
Israel: I wasn't joking
If Israel uses nuclear weapons first, we can expect the Dome of the Rock, the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, and so on to be radioactive for decades, maybe even up to a century. It will be interesting watching pilgrims from the three Abrahamic faiths visiting their respective holy sites while wearing radiation suits.
Whoops, forgot the Wailing Wall.
"Saying 'peace, peace' when there is no peace". Jeremiah 6:14. Things haven't changed much in 2700 years except for the destructive capabilities of the peoples involved. My two cents worth is that Israel is most likely to use nuclear capability when it calculates it has nothing to lose: the decision to let it face nuclear preemption by Iran and its terror network has been made.
Good point. Would Iran bomb the third most holy site in the world for Muslims? Also killing thousand of Palestinians too, and risk irradiating a large chunk of the west bank.
It is most unfortunate that following the debacle of inteligense concerning weapons of mass destruction in Iraq that we are not completely sold on the idea of a nuclear Iran. In a closed society such as Iran we will never really be sure that it is best to go to war.
It's act now or never, if not already too late.
This is the way that the USA is perceived. It is unfortunate and accurate.
This is the way Israel is perceived. It's unfortunate and so not accurate.
Seems that it's not only wars that America can't afford any longer, but spelling, too: "repUrcussions" is not spelled with a U but with an E
Maybe that was Dubya Bush.
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Reference is made to the following patented patent applications: (1) Ser. No. 08/934,337 (now U.S. Pat. No. 6,259,892); (2) Ser. No. 08/934,143 (now U.S. Pat. No. 6,233,430); (3) Ser. No. 08/934,132 (now U.S. Pat. No. 6,087,956); (4)Ser. No. 09/860,954 (now U.S. Pat. No. 6,462,646); (5) Ser. No. 10/236,932 (now U.S. Pat. No. 6,696,921); (6) Ser. No. 09/688,321 (now U.S. Pat. No. 7,003,304); (7) Ser. No. 09/613,345 (now U.S. Pat. No. 6,459,360); (8) Ser. No. 11/049,869(now U.S. Pat. No. 7,277,716); (9) Ser. No. 11/050,775 (now U.S. Pat. No. 7,155,241); (10) Ser. No. 11/082,913 (now U.S. Pat. No. 7,280,838); (11) Ser. No. 11/081,611 (now U.S. Pat. No. 7,376,432); (12) Ser. No. 11/082,872 (now U.S. Pat. No. 7,242,951); (13) Ser. No. 11/083,897 (status: pending); and (14) Ser. No. 11/399,513 (status: pending).BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to systems and methods for selective paging and, more particularly, to paging systems and methods for selectively paging in response to messages received at a plurality of sources. 2. Discussion of the Background In general, a paging receiver can be classified into one of four categories: an alert or tone only paging receiver, a numeric paging receiver, an alphanumeric paging receiver, or a voice paging receiver. One common characteristic of all ofthese paging receivers is that they monitor the air waves and notify the user when their particular address has been detected. For the alert or tone only paging receiver, the paging receiver would generate a tone or beep when its address is detected. The other paging receivers, upon detecting their address, would additionally store a message associated with the address signal and display or play it to the user. The message for a numeric paging receiver would be a set of numbers, typically thecalling person's telephone number, and the message for an alphanumeric paging receiver would be a
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NEW YORK (AP) - Henry Guettel, a film executive with both 20th Century Fox and Columbia Pictures as well as a former head of the Theatre Development Fund, died Monday of pneumonia in Southampton, N.Y., according to his wife, Mary Rodgers Guettel. He was 85.
Guettel had been a vice president at 20th Century Fox and Columbia Pictures before leading the Fund, the not-for-profit performing arts service organization best known for operating the TKTS Booths. He was executive director for a decade beginning in 1982.
He was a stage manager for "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep" in 1950 and went on to helped produce such Broadway shows as "Sugar Babies" and "Romulus." Guettel also produced national tours of Broadway shows in the 1960s including, "The Sound of Music," "The Best Man" and "Camelot."
In addition to his wife, who is composer Richard Rodgers' older daughter, Guettel is survived by his children, "The Light in the Piazza" composer Adam Guettel and Alec Guettel, his stepchildren Tod Beaty, Kim Beaty, and Nina Beaty and six grandchildren.
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SCC alum Eric Hennig got his start in acting in the fourth grade as the butler in "Annie" and at that point he was hooked. "I've wanted to be an actor for as long as I can remember," he said.
He auditioned for SCC's Young People's Theatre (YPT) in the seventh grade after learning about it from his older sister. He was disappointed to not make the cut, but that didn't stop him from trying again.
The second time around, Eric landed the lead role for YPT's production of "The Homecoming," and he continued doing plays with YPT until high school.
"The Young People's Theatre helped me realize that acting was what I really wanted to do," Eric said. "I got a lot of acting advice from the older students."
SCC has been a family affair for Eric. Not only was his sister involved in YPT, but she took classes at the college as well and, his younger brother played baseball for the Cougars. "I've been coming to the SCC campus since I was a little kid," he said. "I thought it was so cool, and I said, 'I'm never leaving.' "
While attending SCC, he often took breaks for auditions and found himself on set for various acting jobs. Eric signed with an agent as a senior in high school, and he now has a few different agents all over the country.
"I didn't think about acting in TV or commercials until high school," Eric said. "I just liked theater."
He was featured in a scene in the Hunger Games movie as a "game maker." Although he did not have a speaking line, he said the experience was worth it. He has also been cast on the TV show "One Tree Hill" where he made a lot of connections.
While his passion is acting, school was still a priority. "Education is really important, obviously," Eric said. "It's a good back up to have with an acting career, and my teachers are always really helpful."
When making the choice between acting and school, he looked to his mom for advice. She works in health care, and if acting doesn't work out, Eric has considered studying radiation therapy. "My mom is my biggest supporter," he said.
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Members of the U.S. military and their families can get free tickets to this weekend's Abbey Road on the River, which bills itself as the largest Beatles-inspired festival in the world.
The event is ongoing through Monday at Belvedere Park and Galt House Hotel in Louisville. To redeem the free tickets, just show a valid military I.D. at the box office upon arrival. Family members with a dependant I.D. can also get tickets (limit 4), which are valid for all days.
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The spirit of patriotism will abound again this year when Shelby County celebrates Memorial Day.
Memorial Day festivities will begin at Grove Hill Cemetery with a walking tour that will start from the chapel at 9:30 a.m. and take in some monuments of those who served in the armed forces, will be hosted by Friends of Grove Hill. Some of those deceased veterans served in the Revolutionary War.
After the tour, led by historian Mike Harrod, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1179 will conduct a Memorial Day Service at 11 a.m. at the chapel.
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Scott New will potray Daniel Boone during a presentation at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Shelby County Public Library. Coming Into Kentucky, sponsored by the Painted Stone Settelrs, Inc., is free to the public.
Some old stars and familiar names will be part of a unique musical event Sunday night.
The 15th Shelbyville Listen Room will be held at the clubhouse at the Shelbyville Country Club, starting at 7 p.m.
"This is No. 15," veteran Shelbyville musician Lewis Mathis said in an E-mail. "Used to do them at the community theater. Did the last one at the country club, and this one will be there on Sunday night.
"In the past I have included art and poetry, even some story telling."
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Pat Wetherton and Tracy Bond Bird star in The Odd Couple – Female Version, which opens next Friday at Shelby County Community Theatre.
The comedy, written by Neil Simon, will be performed Feb. 17, 18, 24 and 25 at 7:30 and Feb. 19 and 26 at 2:30 p.m.
Bird plays Florence Unger, and Wetherton is Olive Madison.
Tickets are $15 adults, $12 seniors and $10 students. For reservations, call 502-633-0242.
Angie Walters, a new Shelbyville resident, is also a new artist at the Gallery at Shelby Artists on Main, and she is having a special event to share her work with the public.
By visiting the gallery at 617 Main St., you can enter a drawing to win an 8 by 10 print of her piece called Royal.
Originally from Elkhart, Ind., Walters said in announcing the drawing that she has had a lifelong interest in art and design that began when, as a child, she traveled with her mother, who made her living as a folk artist.
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The new Shelby County Community Children's Choir, or simply "SC3," will test its collective vocal cords for the first time Saturday morning.
Choir organizer and director James Ray Morgan scheduled the choir's first rehearsal – for children in grades three through seven – for 10-11:30 at First Christian Church in Shelbyville. There will be a parents meeting at 11:30 a.m.
New Year's Eve in Shelbyville will be rung in a little more vibrantly this year for folks at the Shelbyville Country Club.
Hard Rock City, a heavy metal cover band that features Brad Holland of Shelby County, will be entertaining at a special show at the Lodge at SCC.
Doors open at 8 p.m., with music from 9 to 11:45 p.m. Finger foods will be available, and the Lodge will be open for dinner.
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Taylor's Perfection Camellia
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Taylor's Perfection reaches just about 6 to 8 feet high and wide in a decade's growth, so it's the ideal size for a hedge, privacy screen, foundation standout, or back-of-the-border beauty. Of course, it's so attractive that it also makes a fine specimen all by itself in a place of honor in the garden, too!
Well-branched and dense, Taylor's Perfection begins blooming about Thanksgiving in most climates, its tightly wrapped, plump buds opening into semi-double flowers of soft cotton-candy pink. Camellia used to be called Winter Rose, and these blooms will show you why: in their many-petaled soft beauty, they really do call to mind the glories of the summer rose garden!
The flowers continue through the New Year, but even after bloom, this evergreen shrub is stunning in the bleak winter garden. The foliage remains lush and richly colored, with no fall-off in early spring when new leaves arise among the old.
Taylor's Perfection was introduced in New Zealand in 1975, and has stood the test of time on many continents and climates since then! It was named for its breeder, J. Taylor, and we think the name says it all. Perfection, indeed!
Growing this shrub is quite simple. It thrives in acidic soils, but is adaptable. Mulch it in very well to keep the soil temperature and moisture levels as even as possible. It needs no pruning, but if you wish to shape it, do so right after the blooms pass, so that it will have time to set new buds before fall. That's really all there is to it: like most Camellias, Taylor's Perfection thrives in partial or dappled shade, a nice understory planting or the perfect choice for the north side of the house.
Popular in Asian themed gardens, Camellias symbolize fidelity and long life, so they make an excellent wedding or housewarming present. Taylor's Perfection is just an all-around delightful addition to any setting. Make it part of your garden this season! Zones 7-10.
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A man told me one time that if a chicken had nowhere else to roost except a cedar tree he would never be bothered with lice or mites. Hmmm!
If I moved some little red cedars or cut some bows to place around my tomatoes, would I have the same protection from RED SPIDER MITES?
Lord, I hope so. If you have any info or opinions on this LET ME KNOW.
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The type of mite that pesters chicken is a different mite than the type that attack our plants. Junipers, I know, are very susceptible to red spider mites and I believe Cedars have their own trouble with attracting spider mites. I think you might get the opposite effect of attracting spider mites instead of repelling them.


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Originally hailing from the mean streets of Bayonne, New Jersey, Johnny Fayva, the only son of a Jew broad mother and a WOP father, started his crooning career as singing busboy at the Copa the day after his 14th birthday when a freak canning factory accident rendered his father both blind and incontinent. To keep his family off the streets he began working the circuit until one fateful night at the Neville Hotel in the Catskills where he was discovered singing what would become his signature hit, "Ashanum Dank." But success was short-lived; he had his first of nine heart attacks at age 17 when he tuned into the Ed Sullivan show to see a young Wayne Newton singing ". Danke Shoen " a note for note rip off of Johnny's signature number! Because Wayne was in with Sinatra ol' blue eyes took a shine that that Spanish guy Johnny had no recourse. Devastated, Fayva took to the bottle and dropped off the map... only to turn up ten years later playing a high end bar mitzvah in Memphis finding himself mano a mano with the King. Legend has it that Elvis wept to his version of "My Yiddisha Mama". The two became inseparable. From there, of course, it was on to Vegas. Fayva's Mecca. And here he was, opening for Elvis at the International. But when the lights came up, Fayva was missing. The crowd was incensed and so was Elvis. He was found the next morning passed out with three chorus girls. His name was mud. To this day, Fayva claims the whole thing was a set up. Exiled yet again, Fayva returned to his Jersey roots. Taking custodial work at the Stone Pony in Asbury Park, Fayva swore off the business. But late one night over a few beers, (no tears Fayva hasn't cried since the doctor smacked him on the ass) Fayva shared his tale of 'high end' woe with the scruffy young leader of the house band. As the story goes, the fledgling rocker had heard the tail from his mother, Mrs. Springsteen, who would sing "Ashanem Donk" to him at night. Inspired by The Boss, Fayva decided to get back in the game. It was a long road, some twenty more years, which included five massive coronaries, three wives and a lot of IOUs. Now in Los Angeles -- to help his asthmatic condition -- he started playing the Roosevelt Hotel. Late one night, armed only with his keyboard and Casio drumbeat, Fayva tore into his stirring rendition of Led Zep's "Whole Lot of Love." Moments later, Slash, taking a breather from a late night recording session, walked in. The guitar hero was instantly smitten and bounded for the stage in time for the solo. Word traveled fast, and any one who was anyone in the LA rock scene clamored to share a mike with Fayva. Like a phoenix rising up from the ashes, Fayva is back, and finally on top where he belongs. Lately you can catch Fayva in NY and London performing at The Box as he swing from the chandeliers in his glittery G-string like a human disco ball… or balls anyway. Viva la Fayva
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Fenton Hand Painted Glass Jar Jackie D. Vintage Satin
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- Source: eBay
- Sold Date: Oct 31,2008
- Channel: Online Auction
is a nice piece of hand painted Fenton art glass. It is in excellent condition. No damage. Measures 6 and 1/2 inches tall to the top of the lid. Email any questions and thanks for looking.
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