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Native Plants
Q. Who is Mr. Smarty Plants?
A: There are those who suspect Wildflower Center volunteers are the culpable and capable culprits. Yet, others think staff members play some, albeit small, role. You can torture us with your plant questions, but we will never reveal the Green Guru's secret identity.
Did you know you can access the Native Plant Information Network with your web-enabled smartphone?
Ask Mr. Smarty Plants is a free service provided by the staff and volunteers at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.
Need help with plant identification, visit the plant identification page.
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From: Burnet-Kempner, TX
Region: Southwest
Topic: Seed and Plant Sources, Planting, Trees
Title: Source for trees from Burnet TX
Answered by: Barbara Medford
QUESTION:I am desperately searching the central Texas area for Pistacia Mexicana male and female trees to buy. I would like about four, maybe more. I live in the Killeen-Lampasas area and have been to several native plant nurseries already. It says on the internet they make a lot of oxygen year around and don't mind caliche soil. I also need several Mexican plum trees. Babies are OK. Thanks, Katy F.
Let me begin by saying puh-leeeze don't plant any woody plants right now. In fact, we are hoping that the reason you are not finding any is that the nurseries know this is a dangerous time to be moving or planting them. Transplant shock probably kills more trees than any bug or disease, and you are asking for it if you plant any time other than November to January in Central Texas.
This USDA Plant Profile Map shows Pistacia mexicana (Mexican pistachio) grows natively only to Val Verde County, in Big Bend Country of West Texas. If you follow the plant link on our webpage on this plant, you will learn that it blooms white March to August, and is endemic to Texas.
From our webpage on this plant: "Native Habitat: Limestone cliffs; ravine edge.
Growing Conditions
Light Requirement: Sun
Soil Description: Well-drained, alkaline soil.
Conditions Comments: This uncommon, handsome evergreen is drought-resistant and grows well in full sunlight and merits planting as an ornamental in warm, dry climates. In spring the new dark red foliage is showy. Clusters of small, white flowers are followed by clusters of red, nut-like drupes on females. These become almost black on drying."
All vascular plants have a process called photosynthesis, by which the energy of sunlight is used to manufacture food for the plants. From a previous Mr. Smarty Plants answer: "When sunlight strikes a leaf, a process called photosynthesis is put into play, the plant converts the energy from the sun, combines it with water and nutrients in the plant, and metabolizes it into food to support the plant, form new structures within the plant, and store food in the roots. Along the way, it releases oxygen, which is a good thing for the human race. The plant uses carbon dioxide, not good for breathing in the process, and releases much needed oxygen as a waste product!" How cool is that? From sunlight and photosynthesis the whole food chain of Nature is begun. This happens in native plants, alien plants and invasive plants. It's hard to call a plant useless. It may be irritating, poisonous, ugly, intrusive, but it is still feeding all the lifeforms on Earth and providing oxygen."
We do not know of any reason to believe the Pistacia mexicana (Mexican pistachio) would produce any more or any less oxygen than any other plant. So, if you were desperate to find this tree to add more oxygen to your atmosphere, you can stop worrying-any other tree the same size would do just as well.
Moving on to Prunus mexicana (Mexican plum); this USDA Plant Profile Map does not show it growing in Burnet County, but it apparently does in Llano and Williamson Counties, on either side, so we don't think that is a consideration. Again, from our webpage on this plant, it blooms white from February to April.
Native Habitat: Dry to moist thin woods, river bottoms & prairies. mostly in northeast and north central Texas.
Now, finally, on to your primary question on how to find these trees. Again, wait until it cools off to actually buy them, and don't buy "sale" trees that are actually leftovers from the previous season. We don't know where you have looked for them but you are going to have to find sellers of native plants to have much hope. Go to our National Suppliers Directory, put your town and state, or just your zip code in the "Enter Search Location" box and you will get a list of native seed companies, nurseries, and consultants in your general area. All have contact information so you can get in touch to find out if they will have the trees in stock at the correct time to plant them and/or if they will order them for you.
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In the line of fire for casting aspersions on the neutrality of the Election Commission, the BJP on Friday said criticism should be perceived as a means of rectifying the system.
Senior BJP leader Arun Jaitley debunked the unwritten code that institution created by the constitution cannot be criticised in his blog. "Criticism is a way of life. Criticism can be intended to put the institution to notice that either the current incumbent or future successors correct the error into which the institution has fallen. Courts, Election Commission, Prime Ministers, Council of Ministers, Parliament and bodies like the CAG are all creations of the Constitution. They are manned by men either selected or elected. History is a witness to the monumental errors that some of them have committed," he said.
"Where does one get the proposition that merely because you are a creation of the Constitution, there is immunity from criticism," he said and citing examples of England where the Law Lords have held that even judgements of courts can be criticised.
Closer home, he cited the examples of editors S. Mulgaonkar and Shyam Lal who criticised Judges and the judgement in the Habeas Corpus case delivered during the Emergency. "They accused the court of timidity. They were charged for contempt. The contempt notice was discharged after a hearing. The Supreme Court held that the intention of Mulgaonkar and Shyam Lal was to strengthen the institution rather than weaken it and hence there was no contempt," Mr. Jaitley wrote.
The BJP leader who was at the forefront of the criticism against the EC on Thursday, said he has in the past led a campaign against a member of the Election Commission on grounds of lack of impartiality. "The Chief Election Commissioner was asked to report on a petition signed by Members of Parliament. He upheld my charges. The Congress government in whose favour the bias was alleged refused to process the recommendation of the CEC."
Defending the BJP's criticism of the EC, Mr. Jaitely said he and the party's prime ministerial nominee Narendra Modi have "rightly criticised" the Election Commission for failure to check booth capturing.
"I am convinced that to deny Mr. Modi the right to hold a rally in his constituency is both unfair and a denial of a right to campaign. Both the Returning Officer and the Election Commission have been rightly criticised for this blunder so that in future their successors do not fall into the same error. I do not subscribe to a vague notion of self censorship based on an inter-institutional courtesy," he said.
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Countertop ovens
I have always only had one oven and I almost never need more. That said, once in a blue moon, it would be convenient to have an extra oven, so I'm considering getting a Breville or Cuisinart countertop oven that can live in the pantry most of the time. I know the Breville ovens are highly thought of, but I just read about the Cuisinart countertop combo steam oven, and thought that might be a good choice.
Honestly, though, I have no idea what one even uses a steam oven for. Given that, would you suggest a Breville or the Cuisinart, and if the Cuisinart, why (what would you use the steam function for in such an "extra" oven?)?
I would never use a steam oven but I am sure the Cuisinart has its talents, and its fans. I learned about Breville here, and when I was unable to fit double oven into my reno, I bought the mid size and Wow. My mom and sis liked it so much they bought the large size and it is even nicer. I thought perhaps all the hoopla here was . . . well, hoopla. But these things cook like a million bucks. Fast, easy to clean, and barely throw off heat.
I stumbled across the CSO-300 a month or so ago in one of the dicussions of the larger capacity, built-in combi steam ovens by Wolf, Miele, etc. I have been intrigued enough to investigate, though not enough to buy it. Here are some sources that I've looked at and found interesting:
There is, of course, the infomercial sounding review at FOod and Wine magazine:
There was a similar sort of review on Cnet, as well. (Google it if interested).
You can find the owner's manual and recipe book here:
Modernist Cuisine likes the CSO-300 because ... well, Modernist Cuisine likes steam ovens and this one is thought to a good trial version at a fraction of the price of others. (Unfortunately, the Modernist Cuisine forums are temporarily offline for upgrades and I can't find the link.) The next least expensive model, also a countertop unit running off 120v outlets, is the Electrolux "Dito OTS100" which runs about $2k.
Besides the eGullet thread linked by barryv, there's also thread on the CSO-300 at Chowhound with a couple of longish posts that I thought were informative. The link is here:
There are several Youtube videos but I didn't find them particularly informative except to see what the control screen looked like in operation.
I've been interested in a steam oven as an extension of what I do with pressure cookers and some of the steam baking/roasting I already do (pouring water over bbq -lava-rocks in a pan or opening the oven door and using a spritzer/mister ) and I've also been thinking it would be nice to have a second, small oven for baking baking bread now that winter is almost over for us. (I said "almost" because we're forecast to to get 20" of snow tonight.) I do bake custards and cheesecakes often enough that the little thing could be useful in that respect.
So, what holds me back from spending the $300 to get one?
(1) not being able to see one in person before I buy one -- nobody hereabouts carries them in stock.
(2) I haven't really figured out where I'd put actually put the thing. There's no convenient place to leave it out in my small kitchen and pantry. You cannot hang this thing from a cabinet. According to the owner's guide, it needs at least two to 4 inches side and back clearance, That's more than I can give up. My old house kitchen is too narrow for an island-cart. With that clearance, it eats too much counter space to replace my toaster -- and the clearance mean there's no room for a countertop bread-board in front of it. (Oh, to have an old fashioned base cabinet with a slide-out bread board!)
(3) Somewhat paradoxically, at the same time I'm also concerned that its interior capacity might be a little too small for some of what I want. I've read that the interior is only about 5 inches high or so (from the rack/shelf to the heating elements on top.) If it uses the top elements for baking (as I've read it does), that seems too close for my standard loaves in pans and boules (typically more than 4 inches tall). Plus, the unit is too small for standard off-the-shelf quarter-sheet pans (which do fit in the Breville.)
So, at this point, I'm just dithering about it. Hope this information helps you with your deliberations.
This post was edited by JWVideo on Wed, May 7, 14 at 2:14
Are you near a Williams Sonoma? They have this in many of my local William Sonoma. I think my local Sur La Table has this on display also, it is small but many seem to bake a 9" loaf pan.
Thanks for the tip. Unfortunately for me, the nearest WS stores are 600 miles away. Your mention of WS does remind me that the online WS site has a video and some additional recipes which some might find helpful in evaluating the unit.
You are correct that this unit is wide enough and deep enough to fit a typical 9" loaf pan. FWIW, this oven can bake a 12-inch diameter pizza. It is the height and the use of the top elements that concerns me. I'm guessing that if you like bread-machine sized loaves, the height would likely be fine. But, if your bread loaves dome/rise much above the sides of the loaf pan as I prefer mine to do, then there is concern about the top overbrowning/charring as shown in one of the photos which appears in either the the Food & Wine article or the one on CNET. Small batards, great. Sandwich bread, maybe not so good?
I'd like to know what you think of the unit when you see one. Please report back after your visit.
This post was edited by JWVideo on Wed, May 7, 14 at 12:37
The rise of certain breads was why I did not get this unit but can definitely understand using it as a second oven. I recently recommended this to a friend who does not like microwaved food. It has a place but it may be too small for most needs. I think a few users on fresh loaf have this unit and have reported favorable results.
FWIW...consumer reports likes the Breville.
Most reviewers at various sites do, too. Among those reviewers rating it poorly, the most-frequent cause of annoyance is reliability: frequent mention of failure after a year or so of normal use. Some mention earlier failure.
Most reviewers, even going back a few years, like them.
Also, FWIW....110v plug-in toaster-ovens (which is the general category) are notorious for failures. Always have been...at least for the last fifty years. The Breville would be exceptional in that way only because of its price.
In my own experience -- which does, in fact, go back those fifty years -- I've never had one fail. (my little GE kept me fed through college in the mid-sixties.) Having only a single oven and needing another, I'm buying the Breville tomorrow at local WS.
I've had the Breville BOV650XL Compact Smart Oven 1800-Watt Toaster Oven with Element IQ for over two years. I love it. I use it for toast, bagels, brownies, smaller pizzas, chicken, really anything that fits. It's very even, user friendly, and fun to use. Yes, fun. There is a bottom crumb tray which slides out from the front which I find very convenient. Mine is from WS. I did buy another from bed bath and beyond as a wedding gift. I used a 20% off coupon for that one which they took with no questions asked.
I bought the cuisinart steam combi oven a month ago when Williams Sonoma had an email special of $199. I've never had a countertop oven before to compare, however I'm really liking it so far. There's just three of us so I'm not cooking large quantities in it on a regular basis. For us, it's the perfect size most nights for chicken or fish and veg. I do use the steam bake option quite a bit and it does a nice job. It's a little flimsy in construction and I'm not expecting a terribly long lifespan, but maybe I'll be surprised?
Bought the Breville smart oven...the big one...from local WS. Works fine. Liking it. Controls are easy and precise. Everything operates as represented...and as I expected. Just hope it lasts as all my others have...going back to the sixties...but without today's electronics.
However, do be aware that any/all of these things are not insulated. The external surfaces get hot...like burn-yourself hot. Leave significant space between oven and surrounding surfaces.
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" Leave significant space between oven and surrounding surfaces."
Is putting one under upper cabinets a problem? I have UCL there with plastic covers ... would the heat be a problem?
Let us know what you end up with, sjhockeyfan. I've been eyeing the Breville's myself.
I bought a Breville to use last spring, after being without an oven at all for 6 months on our boat. We're living in a marina right now tied up to a dock, so I have power. Until we decide to go cruising again, spending the $$$ for a replacement gimballed marine propane stove is not happening, and my oven quit working in November 2013. I'm extremely limited in my galley space. I love our Breville oven. I use it even for small roasts or braises that need to cook longer than the max 2 hour timer it uses, so I have to turn it on again. The external heat has not been a problem. We bought the wood board that goes with it, and it sits on top of the oven, and stuff sits on top of that. I don't have anything touching the sides of it - I have stuff close, like 1" away close, and it hasn't been a problem.
I store my delonghi countertop oven in my pantry. It is similar to the Breville.
I do have power in my pantry and have used it there as well as pulling it out.
I have baked pot pies- not your typical store bought versions but hefty pot pies from 2 local places and they were perfect. You can also heat a 12 inch pizza.
Just another option to consider.


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Service at the Chedi Club utterly and completely elevates this place above the ordinary.
Is GM Simon Spiller the ultimate hotel guru? I don't know. But he is creating magic. Again, I can't remember service like this anywhere. Not under diplomatic passport. Not at the Post Ranch Inn at Big Sur. Not in Cap Juluca in Anguilla. Not at Dhara Dhevi in Chiang Mai. And certainly not at any Four Seasons/Mandarin Oriental/Ritz Carlton.
The personal butler assigned to my villa, Jiwa, is a beautiful person, the anthropomorphization of good energy and fantastic service. The entire staff is insane great. Breakfast next to the rice paddy - so memorable.
The whole place exudes serenity and calmness.
Next time I will come with someone special...but if not... I will come again myself. A beautiful, wondrous property. Bravissimo Mr. Spiller! Bravissimo Chedi Club! 11 out of 10.
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9:30 a.m. at Toole Park (at the end of 4th St. East)
Download the registration form. Register online. Questions or want to volunteer? Email Race Director Courtney Babcock.
Course: The course is flat and will travel along the Kim Williams Trail.
Entry Fees:
-8K: $12 for RWM members ($14 on race day); $15 for non-members ($17 on race day)
-3K: $7 for RWM members ($9 on race day); $8 for non-members ($10 on race day)
Race Description: The 8K run/walk and 3K Family Fun Run (untimed) courses are along the Kim Williams Trail. The race is open anyone wanting to get some fresh air and exercise before feasting on a Thanksgiving meal! It's a great run/walk to do as a family on a holiday. The course is open to strollers and walkers. This is the sixth year of the race and any weather is possible. There are no aid stations. We encourage everyone to bring a non-perishable food item to donate to the Missoula Food Bank.
Amenities: Everyone who signs up gets a pair of gloves. Door prizes are given to participants.
Awards: Awards are given in the form of Thanksgiving food to the top 3 female and top 3 male overall winners.
Photo by Neil Chaput de Saintonge.
Thank you sponsors of the Turkey Day 8K and 3K Family Fun Run: Runners Edge, Mile 22 Bags, U 104.5, and Break Espresso!
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Sherwood was holding a 6-4 lead over Lincoln when the baseball season-opener was washed out PORTLAND Dayton Vaughn belted a two-run double. It didnt count. Cameron Clem had a line-drive…
March 19, 2015
Sherwood track teams set to step up
Bowmen boast big numbers as they move up to Class 6A SHERWOOD The Sherwood High School track and field teams are looking at some changes, and some challenges, going into the 2015 season. And…
March 19, 2015
Bowmen look to put it together
With strong group of seniors, Sherwood has high hopes SHERWOOD Theyve got a strong group of returnees. They have strong leaderships. And theyre ready to swing the bats. With all of that, the…
March 19, 2015
Bowmen golfers to take on TRL challenge
Sherwood looks to have another strong season SHERWOOD A new year. A new classification. A new league. But the Sherwood High School boys golf team is hoping to be as strong as ever. We lost…
March 13, 2015
Three Rivers League boys basketball all-stars
First Team Payton Pritchard, jr., West Linn; Jake Spurgeon, sr., Lakeridge; Jazz Johnson, sr., Lake Oswego; Luke Osborn, jr., Tualatin; Anthony Mathis, sr., West Linn; Joel Johnson, sr., Tigard;…
March 13, 2015
Three Rivers League girls basketball all-stars
First Team Tyshal Blake, sr., St. Mary's; Martina McCowan, sr., St. Mary's; Taylor Enders, sr., West Linn; Bendu Yeaney, so., St. Mary's; Taylor Rarick, so., Newberg; Mallory Shields, sr.,…
March 05, 2015
Jolley set to come back stronger
The Sherwood junior takes 5th place at the state tourney PORTLAND Halen Jolley had his hand raised in victory. But, as he walked off the wrestling mat for the last time this season, the…
Mar 05, 2015
Sherwood girls roll to play-in victory
The Lady Bowmen advance with win over Grants Pass SHERWOOD It was a win the Sherwood High School girls basketball team wanted. It was a win the Lady Bowmen needed. And, thanks to their usual…
Mar 05, 2015
Bowmen fall to Saxons in playoff tilt
The Sherwood boys end season at 10-16 SALEM The Bowmen battled, but they couldnt quite keep their season going. The Sherwood High School boys basketball team saw its 2014-2015 campaign come…
Feb 26, 2015
Bush excels in prep finale
Carter Howard also places for the Bowmen at state GRESHAM For Julia Bush, it seemed to be a proper way to finish up an illustrious high school swimming career. For Carter Howard, it was a…
Feb 26, 2015
Bowmen freshman fights to the finals
Sherwood is sending four to the Class 6A state tournament NEWBERG Jack Murphy said it was his first big high school wrestling tournament. The Sherwood High School freshman added that he was…
Feb 19, 2015
Bowmen win back-and-forth battle with Tigard
Sherwood tips the Tigers to move into 4th place in the TRL SHERWOOD Momentum. It can be a big thing. It sure seemed to be in Fridays key Three Rivers League boys basketball game at Sherwood.…
Feb 19, 2015
Tigers, Wolves, Bowmen ready for district wrestling event
The Three Rivers League tourney to be held at Newberg NEWBERG The Sherwood, Tigard and Tualatin high school wrestling teams, as well as the other Three Rivers League squads, will be battling…
Feb 19, 2015
Sherwood's Bush triumphs at district meet
Carter Howard also is going to state for the Bowmen GRESHAM The competition was tougher. The pace was faster. But one thing was the same, Julia Bush earned a spot on top step of the award…
Feb 19, 2015
Tiger girls hold on to tip Sherwood
Tigard moves to 9-5 in league play with the 28-27 victory SHERWOOD It was close. Real close. But the Tigard High School girls basketball team was able to come away with a hard-fought win over…
Feb 12, 2015
Sherwood outlasts LO in overtime
Bowmen truimph 46-43 for their second straight victory LAKE OSWEGO The Lady Bowmen were a bit tired. They were drained, both physically and emotionally. But they were also smiling. Because…
Feb 12, 2015
Sherwood boys tipped by Lakers again
Bowmen rally back, but fall 54-48 in Friday's contest LAKE OSWEGO For the second time this season, the Sherwood High School boys basketball team played powerful Lake Oswego tough. But,…


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Korean BBQ is such a fun meal out, especially if can find a place that has the individual grills in each table. You just pick out your proteins and vegetables, and then grill them over flames right at your own table! (I can't imagine what those restaurants' insurance bill must be.)
My favorite dish is bulgogi — savory and slightly spicy grilled beef. The flavors are intense and completely addicting. Turns out you can get that same Korean barbecue flavor by marinating a thin steak overnight and grilling it at home.
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Our piece about Jamie Oliver's Chicken in Milk got me thinking about other possibilities for cooking a whole chicken in milk — what could be easier than filling a pot with liquid and spices, turning on the heat, and walking away until what's left is the most succulent fall-off-the-bone bird?
So I decided to try the sweet and pungent flavors of coconut milk, lemongrass and star anise. Served over rice, it's a one-bowl meal complete with wilted greens and soupy coconut broth.
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Despite the prevailing notion that spicy foods are difficult to pair with wine, I set the stage with some fiery Asian cuisine and decided to put the theory to the test. This quest was prompted by an annual project that happens at my house. Over the summer, we dry, crush, and blend our garden's various chili peppers. The result is a potent and flavorful source of heat that I would usually quench with a good pilsner or a margarita, but rules must be broken.
Recipe: Korean Pumpkin Porridge with Rice Dumplings (Hobakjuk)
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Across Asia, dumplings symbolize good luck for the Lunar New Year. In preparation for this year's celebration, I decided to learn how to make one of my favorite dumpling dishes, the Korean hobakjuk or pumpkin porridge with sweet rice dumplings. If you aren't familiar with the Asian tradition of sweet soups and porridges, it might help to think of this as a pudding. In addition to the velvety pumpkin, it has delightful mochi-like rice balls and makes a delicious winter breakfast or subtly sweet dessert.
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Celebrating Christmas in the Philippines always calls for a feast. With our streets festooned with flashing parols and twinkling holiday lights, families gather around dinner tables as soon as clocks hit midnight. As one of their parents say grace, the kids feign calm but fidget in excitement upon the sight of the spread on laid out before. What did they see? Probably one of these eight delicious classics.
Halloween Recipe: Frog Eggs & Eyeballs (Coconut Green Tea Chia Pudding)
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Spooky treats for Halloween are here in full force, but usually I don't contribute much to this particular holiday. I'm always a little thrown off by ghoulish treats, although I admire the ingenuity that goes into creating meatloaf hands, marshmallow spiders, and chocolatey witches' hats.
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I got a big dose of d├®j├Ā vu yesterday while standing in a long grocery line.
I had three items ŌĆö a bottle of Clairol, some wrinkle cream and the economy size of ginkgo biloba ŌĆö nary a thing to eat. ThatŌĆÖs what happens when you grow older ŌĆö food no longer matters as long as you can afford every new anti-aging product that comes down the pike.
But thatŌĆÖs beside the point I need to make.
An acquaintance (much younger than I) was in front of me in the line and we had been one-upping each other about all the fascinating things we are currently involved in. She is training for the Nashville marathon and asked me how we trained.
Blah. Blah. Blah.
I bragged that IŌĆÖm into white water rafting these days because running is too hard on the joints. (Translation: Walking is hard enough, forget running).
So, she finally gets to the front of the line and plunks down her Generation X probiotic yogurt and vitamin water. The gum-popping, hot pink-coiffed clerk rang her up and asked if she wanted the senior discount. I watched that poor girl deflate like a punctured tire. In a pitiful state of exasperation, she angrily ran her bank card through the machine but couldnŌĆÖt remember her pin number.
I felt so sorry for her I wanted to take her in my arms and say, ŌĆ£There, there, the clerk didnŌĆÖt mean it. SheŌĆÖs probably not wearing her contacts.ŌĆØ (Silly clerk. Secretly I wished I could see that clerk when she gets payback at the age of 45!)
The truth is, the exact same thing happened to me 15 years ago when I was still way too young to partake of the dreaded senior discounts. The difference was I had a truck load of groceries when the well-meaning clerk asked if I qualified for the senior discount. She might as well have said, ŌĆ£You look like an ugly old dried up prune of a bag lady, so let me make your day and give you the old peopleŌĆÖs discount.ŌĆØ
I looked at her in horror then slammed my purse shut and stomped out into the parking lot to look for my car which took me 20 minutes to find.
See what happens when someone offers you a senior discount? You mysteriously age 30 years on the spot. I left that entire cart of groceries on the conveyer belt, and vowed never to return to that grocery store in this lifetime. (Interestingly, it went out of business a few months later). I also made an appointment for hair color and renewed my prescription for Retin-A.
I eventually got over the incident and, these days, IŌĆÖm tickled to death to get a few bucks off though IŌĆÖd rather ASK for the discount. I donŌĆÖt want anyone volunteering it.┬Ā
That will instantly clue you in that youŌĆÖre A) needing your roots touched up; B) ItŌĆÖs time to book a weekend for a Lifestyle-Lift; or, C) Begin wearing turtle necks and gloves, and never take off your sunglasses.┬Ā
The moral of this story for all you well-meaning retailers, is NEVER, NEVER, ask a woman if she wants the senior discount. If she qualifies, she knows it and will ask. ┬Ā
A 10 percent discount just isnŌĆÖt worth the pain of admitting youŌĆÖve reached the dark side of the hill.
Emily Jones is a retired journalist who edits a website for bouncing baby boomers facing retirement.┬Ā She welcomes comments at www.deludeddiva.com.


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I need to get a pump that I will use to pump ice water from a cooler through my immersion chiller, but don't want to spend a lot of money. I was looking at home depot, but didn't find anything that was in my price range and fit my bill. It is only going to be used to pump ice water and not going to be in contact with my wort, so it doesn't need to be food grade. I started searching e-bay, but don't know what models to look for, so I was wondering if you guys could suggest some different models that I could look for.
No matter how rich you are, you can still only drink 16 or 17 liters of beer a day.
I went out and did this just recently and I found what I was looking for, well price wise, on Ebay. I did a search for Sump pump and then organized it by price. The thing you want to make sure of is that it has a hose connection on the OUT so that it can be hooked up to your IC. Now while I haven't gone out and bought a full bag of ice while doing this, I have only used it on two batches but I have three more to go before Christmas, I did find that it worked rather well. I may move forward and try to restrict the flow on the out but haven't decided how I want ot go about that yet.
Either way, go cheap and get something with at least a little bit of power behind it. That one I got is a 1/6hp and it seems to be just what I needed.
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Personally, I'm still torn between the fountain pumps (you can get a 300+ GPH pump in ebay for like $20 or so) and a sump pump.
Northern tool has a sump pump for $34:http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/w...792&in_merch=1
But by the time shipping is factored in, pretty much any sump pump will be over $40.
I'm sort of hoping that someone will speak up who's tried a fountain pump of around 300GPH, and say whether it's suitable - Given that I'm using a 3/8" immersion chiller, where the tubing ID is more like a measly 1/4", it seems a little crazy that a sump pump with a 1" outlet wouldn't be serious overkill.
IMHO, a sump pump is quite a bit more powerful than you need. I think 300gph is a sweet spot for this application unless you need to pump like 6' of head (from the floor all the way up to a high pot). Then you might want to move up to 500-600 gph. Since the water is so cold anyway, you don't need it to flow at max rate.
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I picked up the cheapest fountain pump Home Depot had recently before doing much research on what flow-rate would be necessary. It turned out to be around 100gph, and while it got the job done, the flow was too slow. I'm now planning on taking it back and getting this 315gph one off eBay. It's about the same price as my smaller one too.
I got a 200 GPH pump from Lowe's for 34 bucks. It came with the garden hose adapter. Life is good.
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New Release: Good news for fans of old-school RPGs! Pillars of Eternity has been released and is available on GOG DRM-Free
Loading screen with infos
Title screen
Dark corridors
Nice shot!!
You bastard!!!!
The first mission briefing
As is now oh-so-cliche, you start with a pistol and soon upgrade to a shotgun.
This alien, however, is unimpressed with your fancy new scattergun.
Okay, I admit it; as I was walking through the complex, I just felt like I needed a hug. This, however, was NOT what I had in mind.
Eliminating an alien with the pulse rifle.
An enemy cyborg.
Welcoming committees shouldn't literally leap at you.
More fun with aliens and automatic weapons
The cryogenic sleep capsule room
The labs and offices
The automap
Alien Trilogy is innovative in that it is a first-person shooter with a viewable inventory system.
Unlike the later Aliens versus Predator, Alien Trilogy pits you against human and human-like enemies.
The Warrior Aliens are tougher.
Later mission briefing
Ah, the flamethrower! Wonderful for keeping those little buggers away.
Alien eggs... we're close to the Queen now...
The alien Queen doesn't take well to interruptions of her daily routine.
Facehuggers surprise!
Shotgun and shells. Groovy...
Human type enemy
Bloody massacre. YEAH!
Aliens and dark. Where is infra-vision?
Intro - the marines are in trouble
Boxes can contain useful items - or Facehuggers
Destroying some explosive barrels with a shotgun
An Alien is attacking
In some missions you also have to kill infected personel
Lots of Facehuggers in this pool
The Aliens move pretty fast
Loading Screen (PAL Version)
Title Screen (PAL Version)
Mission Briefing (German) (PAL Version)
In-Game #1 (PAL Version)
In-Game #2 (PAL Version)
In-Game #3 (PAL Version)
In-Game #4 (PAL Version)
In-Game #5 (PAL Version)
Loading Screen (German PAL version).
Intro - the first squad of marines arrives at the colony complex.
Title Screen (German PAL version).
Mission Briefing (German PAL version).
Episode 1 - The Colony ~ Let's rock!
Episode 1 - The Colony ~ Partytime! With the shotgun you can now blow up the red barrels. Some of the crates conceal facehuggers.
Episode 1 - The Colony ~ "Face/Off"
Episode 1 - The Colony ~ The exit elevator.
Episode 1 - The Colony ~ The corridor is full of steam vents. And aliens.
Episode 1 - The Colony ~ "The Great Silence".
Episode 1 - The Colony ~ Lt. Ripley is invulnerable when in Hyper mode.
Episode 1 - The Colony ~ "Director's Cut" No.1: The German version is censored, with all human enemies cut out; they were replaced by facehuggers and aliens. You can tell by the equipment they drop...
Episode 1 - The Colony ~ Game over animation.
Password Screen. Think twice before you die! The password system is very unnerving!
Episode 1 - The Colony ~ Science labs. Saturn has always had trouble doing transparency...
Episode 1 - The Colony ~ Science labs. Sorry guys, I have to crash your party!
Episode 1 - The Colony ~ The garage.
Episode 1 - "Director's Cut" No.2: I'm fine with facehuggers dropping a shotgun, but this is ridiculous! In the uncensored version there's a Synthetic on the platform who uses YOU for target practice!
Episode 1 - The Colony ~ The Queen's lair.
Episode 2 - The Prison ~ EEV hangar.
Episode 2 - The Prison ~ Cryo-tubes inside the EEV.
Episode 2 - The Prison ~ Inside the infirmary Lt. Ripley finds some juvenile dog aliens.
Episode 2 - The Prison ~ The morgue.
Episode 2 - The Prison ~ The automap also allows you to zoom in to a close-up view, showing details like doors, crates and destructible walls.
Episode 2 - The Prison ~ Inside the maximum security wing.
Episode 2 - The Prison ~ Some of the lockers can be blown up.
Episode 2 - The Prison ~ The pressure system control is full of hidden rooms.
Episode 2 - The Prison ~ Shape your body workout! Let's do some Tae Bo home training with Dog Alien: "Punch! And Punch! And Kick!"
Episode 2 - The Prison ~ Knock the alien off the ceiling! Alas, it cannot attack you from there!
Mission report - a tribute to my suckage! Performing poorly, you'll have to replay the mission.
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- "Oh hello there. I bet you're wondering why the red suit, well that's so bad guys can't see me bleed."
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Deadpool (Wade Wilson) is a mutant who was part of the team Team X. He became an experiment after Wolverine and was controlled by William Stryker to kill him.
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X-Men Origins: WolverineEdit
Wade Wilson was never a member of Team X and was killed by Colonel William Stryker. He did as his leader ordered when it came to killing people. Stryker said he would be the perfect soldier if it weren't for his loudmouth. Later when Team X was disbanded, he was captured by Victor Creed for the Weapon X.
Wade was skilled with his dual katana swords, and with his speed could deflect bullets off the blades, split bullets in half, and also used the reflection in his blades to spot those around him, being perceptive of his situations.
Deadpool was sent to fight Wolverine after Sabretooth was defeated. Dr. Carol Frost said the project was not finished but Stryker said to do it anyway. Using Chris Bradley's power, Stryker was able to control him to kill Wolverine. By then, Wade was gone, and by then was known as Weapon XI, "The Mutant Killer" - Deadpool (as Stryker explained - a "dead" mutant who had other powers "pooled" up into him). With the other powers he had from other mutants (Including Cyclops' optic beams, Wolverine's healing power, John Wraith's teleportation, and Wade's prized blades) he was ready to fight and kill Wolverine. Victor later joined to help Logan and eventually, Wade's head was cut off by Wolverine and he fell down the reactor with his optic beams still going off.
Later on, it was seen that even with his head cut off he was still alive and has his mouth back. He goes "Ssshhhhhh" to the audience (as some sort of a message that him being alive is to be kept a secret and is shown to have broken the fourth wall).
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- Superhuman Reflexes - Wilson's original mutation. He is adept at melee to short ranged combat and even able to deflect bullets.
- Implanted Blades - Wilson had retractable adamantium blades implanted in both his arms.
- Regenerative Healing Factor - Originally derived from Wolverine. Deadpool possesses a superhuman healing factor, superior even to Wolverine's. This allows Deadpool to regrow missing limbs and organs.[citation needed]
- Phase-Jumping - Wilson has teleportation from John Wraith.
- Reverse Technopathy - Derived from Chris Bradley's mutation. Wilson Can be controlled via computer by Stryker.
Former PowersEdit
- Optic Blast - Derived from Cyclops. After the decapitation, he lost that power due to the experiment not being complete.[citation needed]
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I'm new to growing canna and need some help. I got some seed pods of a plant in a local park and I'm not sure what to do with them. Do you let them dry before harvesting the seeds for planting?
The seeds in these pods are very tiny and they look like sesame seeds. I thought that canna seeds looked more like bb gun pellets. However, I do know that the plants are cannas and the pods came from these plants. I'm not sure what kind they are but the flowers were red.
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Wouldn't matter. It would all be incremental volume for Intel on the iOS side.
History repeating itself. Apple will likely be pushed to a smaller market share due to its high-cost, vertically integrated approach and become a niche player like it is in PCs. But they will be around.
Again, for Intel, it would be incremental volume...so 10 million SoCs, or 20, or 40, or 60...we will take it.
As far as logic semis are concerned, Intel will be an arms merchant once its CPUs/SoCs deliver more on the power/performance front.


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The Oakland Raiders were coming off a thrilling victory against the San Diego Chargers and seemed to have some momentum in this game early but it all fell apart almost the same as two weeks ago when like today, the Raiders led early and shut out the teams in the first quarter, then gave up 24 unanswered to finish the game. The only difference was that this time, Terrell Pryor was shut down and manhandled like he hadn't seen yet.
Pryor had possibly his worst game thus far in the NFL throwing three interceptions including one returned for a touchdown to seal the victory late in the fourth. Pryor was also sacked 10 times for 67 total yards while only running for 60. The offensive line somehow managed to do worse than ever and it didn't help that the receivers seemed like they couldn't get away from the Kansas City Chiefs secondary quick enough to help Pryor get the ball out of his hands. However it isn't only the offense Oakland has to blame.
Aside from the secondary, the Oakland defense seems to run out of gas as soon as the first quarter ends. For the second time in three weeks, they gave up 24 points after a scoreless first quarter. The pass rush came quick and swiftly in the first quarter this week getting three sacks for 23 yards followed by 3 quarters of futility. The team hasn't looked tired so it doesn't look like a conditioning problem, it just looks as if they lose focus and get down on themselves until it gets so bad they can't recover.
The Raiders continue to dig themselves in a whole in the division with a disappointing showing, including another missed field goal by Sebastian Janikowski who may be losing some of his magic without long time friend and holder, Shane Lechler. The division is all but lost for the season being in the same division as the only two undefeated teams left, but they can still use this season to gain experience for Pryor and hopefully plan well for the draft.


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Much deeper than I expected. I'm glad she did this experiment and not me! The inclusion of entries from her husband's journal added much appreciated perspective. Read morePublished 12 days ago by Amazon Customer
RHE is a wonderful author. I laughed and learned from this book. I've passed the book on to my wife who is also loving it. I recommend this book to all my friends as well. Read morePublished 16 days ago by Jeff Wetherell
Really funny, but I think you have to take what she says with a grain of salt. There is context missing for scripture that she doesn't include in her little experiment and also the... Read morePublished 19 days ago by Timothy Dempski
Wish I could give this book a higher review. I have not gotten into the book as much as I would like. It hasn't really grabbed me the way I thought it would. Read morePublished 1 month ago by Christina Johnson
I found this book very interesting and entertaining as well very informative on the subject of Biblical womanhood. Enjoyed this book and Rachel's added humor.Published 1 month ago by Just-Joan
I love Rachel, love this book, love her honesty and insight about what is or isn't "Biblical". Thanks Rachel!Published 1 month ago by richelle
This book is a page turner. I laughed out loud so many times as the author told her tale. She has great insight, great humor and great story telling skills. Read morePublished 1 month ago by Diane O'Laughlin
This book spoke to my soul. It was well researched and written. Rachel was thoughtful, real, and poignant. A must read.Published 1 month ago by Monika