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4 bedroom detached house for sale 59 Cae Gwastad,Harlech,LL46Situated on a corner plot with large picturesque gardens this spacious custom built property offers 4 bedrooms, 2 conservatories, 2 bathrooms, an integral garage, central heating, double glazing & recently added solar panels.Neutrally decorated it has high quality appointments throughout. More details ›
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The recent terrorist attacks in Paris have brought new attention to the small number of European Muslims who turn to violent extremism. Fears center around the number of Europeans who have fought in Iraq and Syria and could return to the continent. Amid tensions over terrorism and intolerance in France, the Muslim population there is projected to grow steadily in the coming years in comparison to non-Muslim populations and in many other European counties. Demographic changes, including lower birthrates for non-Muslim Europeans, are contributing to the changing face of Europe's religious and ethnic make-up. The above map shows historical data and projections for the growth of Muslim populations in Europe in 2030.
Population estimates from Pew Research Religion and Public Life Project. According to the methodology in the organization's report, the 1990 figure for France and several other countries maybe be artificially low. Estimates for the number…
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The religiously motivated terror attacks in France last week have exacerbated anti-Islamic sentiments across Europe, with a record 25,000 people joining anti-immigrant protests in Germany on Monday.
But even as polls show anti-Islamist sentiment rising, Islam is the fastest growing religion in Europe. Nearly 5 million Muslims live in France, the largest Muslim population in Europe, and some 4 million live in Germany.
In the video above, TIME foreign correspondent Simon Shuster discusses how French colonialism and immigration policies throughout Europe helped fuel migration from the Muslim world.
The link below is to an article with some very interesting statistics concerning the church in Europe, that is using the 'church' in a very loose manner I should add.
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The link below is to an article that looks at the continuing rise of Germany as the power of Europe.
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The link below is to an article that reports on what it calls the Muslim Rape Epidemic in northern Europe. Certainly from the report there would appear to be a major issue that needs to be addressed. Certainly I do not for a moment want to imply that all Muslims are to be tainted with this criminal behaviour, as it is similar to Islamic terrorism – a minority and not the entirety.
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The link below is to an article reporting on the Greek Poll, which has basically resulted in a commonsense win for Greece. The Euro bailout is really the only answer for Greece on the table. Bring on some stability.
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The following article reports on the latest news out of Europe concerning the persecution of Christians there.
After painful effort to change ID card, Christians flee – to similar fate.
CAIRO, Egypt, March 21 (CDN) — When the plane carrying Maher El-Gohary and his daughter, Dina Mo'otahssem, took off from Cairo International Airport last month, they both wept with joy. After spending two-and-a-half years in hiding for leaving Islam to become Christians, they were elated by their newfound freedom.
They also felt secure that once they arrived in Syria, they would quickly obtain visas to the United States and start a new life. That hope soon proved unfounded.
After spending more than a week and a half unable to obtain a visa to the United States or to any country in Europe, they realized they may have traded in the reality of being prisoners in their own country for being refugees in another. And as El-Gohary watches the weeks pass and his resources dwindle, he said the stress is almost unbearable.
"I feel like we've stepped out of a prison cell and into a fire," he said. "We are in very, very bad conditions … My daughter and I divide the bottles of water to live, because there is no income."
Maher Ahmad El-Mo'otahssem Bellah El-Gohary, 58, gained notoriety in Egypt after he sued the government in August 2008 to gain the right to change the religion listed on his state-issued ID card from Islam to Christianity. In Egypt, ID cards play a critical role in a person's life, being used for everything from opening a bank account and renting an apartment to receiving medical care.
The listed religious affiliation, whether a card-holder subscribes to it or not, also determines whether the person is subject to Islamic civil law. The listed religious designation determines what state-mandated religion classes minors are required to take in school. El-Gohary said he filed the suit so his daughter, then 15, could opt out of the religious classes and would not be subject to the persecution he suffered when he became a Christian in his 20s.
It is a crime punishable by imprisonment to have no ID card in Egypt.
The suit sparked outrage throughout Egypt. Both El-Gohary and his daughter were publicly branded apostates in a country where 84 percent of Muslims think those who leave Islam should be executed, according to a study released by the Pew Research Center in December. The same month the suit was filed in 2008, El-Gohary and his daughter were forced into hiding.
For two-and-a-half years, El-Gohary shifted back and forth among several apartments in Cairo and Alexandria, usually once every month. Even in hiding, the two were harassed regularly by Egypt's dreaded State Security Intelligence service (SSI) and assaulted repeatedly by others, including someone pouring acid on Dina, El-Gohary said.
While in hiding, El-Gohary tried repeatedly to leave Egypt, but officials at the Ministry of the Interior blocked him at every attempt. On at least one occasion, they seized his passport. In December 2010, after a long legal battle, El-Gohary got a court decision ordering the Ministry of the Interior to allow him to travel, but he said it still took several weeks for the government to comply with the order; the Jan. 25-Feb. 11 revolution didn't hurt, El-Gohary said.
Out of Egypt
After the national demonstrations that led to the removal of both President Hosni Mubarak and Minister of Interior Habib Al-Adly, El-Gohary and his daughter went to Cairo International Airport on Feb. 22 to leave the county. They came prepared with their newly issued passports, the court order and myriad documents to prove they had the right to leave the country. Even so, authorities took the two aside for interrogation at the airport.
"My daughter and I went to the counter of the airport to the manager, then they took us to the SSI," El-Gohary said. "We spent an hour talking to an officer trying to tell him, 'We spent ages during Habib Al-Adly's time, and even now after the revolution, we don't have the right to leave?'"
According to El-Gohary, the guard asked him if he really wanted to leave the country.
"Yes," El-Gohary replied. "I have a court order against Al-Adly, and I have the right to leave and the freedom to travel outside the country." As if to add insult to more than two years of injury, the SSI officers told El-Gohary that Egypt was "their country" and to "come back anytime you want to."
El-Gohary credits the revolution as the reason he was allowed to leave Egypt, saying it was a miracle "from God."
They chose to go to Syria because Egyptian citizens are not required to have visas to visit there. After contact with a U.S. organization that concentrates on religious freedom, El-Gohary expected it would be easy to get a visa to the United States, where his wife lives. But he said he has been unable to obtain an entry visa there or to any country where he will feel safe. He went to a U.N. office in Syria seeking assistance; he was given an appointment to come back on April 20.
"I wasn't expecting, after all this suffering and all these years, that…" El-Gohary said, cutting himself off. "The series of persecution is not finished."
Although they don't live under the same type of threats as they did in Egypt, El-Gohary and Dina now live in an apartment where they still watch everything they say and everyone with whom they talk. They still spend much of their time trapped between the four walls of their apartment because Syria, El-Gohary said, is a country where converts to Christianity from Islam are persecuted.
"The danger is still there," El-Gohary said. "We don't get out of the house. We don't meet people. We don't tell people what we are doing or talk to them about our situation. Because we don't want someone to say, 'Why are you applying to the U.N.?' There are still a lot of enemies."
Dina, now 17, said that although leaving Egypt was "like a miracle," she is devastated by the prospect of having to spend more time with her life on hold. She said she is just as scared in Syria as she was in Egypt.
"We're really, really tired of all this suffering," she said. "I've lost two years of my life. I want to finish school."
Muslim converts to Christianity in Syria were sometimes forced to leave their place of residence due to societal pressure last year, according to the U.S. Department of State's 2010 International Religious Freedom Report. While there is no official state religion in Syria, the constitution requires that the president be Muslim and stipulates that Islamic law is a principal source of legislation.
With strict monitoring and curtailing of militant Islam, the government in Syria has long been considered a moderate regime. The government's fear of violent responses by Islamic extremists to increasing conversions to Christianity, however, was at least partially responsible for the closing of six buildings where Christians were meeting last year, according to Christian support organization Open Doors. Noting that several Christians were arrested and interrogated in 2010, the organization's World Watch List bumped Syria's ranking up to 38th place among nations in which persecution of Christians takes place, from position 41 the previous year.
Syria is 90 percent Muslim, and 6.34 percent of its 22.5 million population is Christian, according to Operation World.
Though El-Gohary and his daughter have a dark outlook on their current situation, they are still grateful.
"Without God's love, we would have been dead by now," El-Gohary said. "Getting out of Egypt itself was a victory from God."
Dina said she also is thankful, but that as she gets older she is becoming increasingly preoccupied by one wish.
"I want to get out so I can finish my studies," she said. "I want to go into a church and out of a church without being scared of being killed."
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PONCA CITY — When the Poncan Theatre opened its doors in September 1927, admission to see an "Our Gang" short and the Paramount film "Shanghai Bound" would set you back $1.10. If you didn't mind sitting in the balcony, you could have the same experience for 50 cents.
Ponca City residents proud of the community's 83-year old Poncan Theatre
The Poncan Theatre, a downtown landmark built in 1927, has helped create memories for generations of Ponca City residents.
More than 80 years later, northern Oklahoma residents still point to this historic downtown beacon with a pride that borders on reverence. It's a place that holds special memories for generations of people who have enjoyed its many offerings.
Like many structures built in pre-Depressioniera communities, the Poncan has operated as a movie theater and as a venue for live stage shows. Will Rogers, Sally Rand, Ethel Barrymore, Jeanette Mac-Donald and the John Philip Sousa Band all performed here.
The theater fell into a period of disuse in the 1980s but reopened following a costly renovation. In 1985, the Poncan was placed on the National Register of Historic Places. Today, the theater also serves as the home of Team Radio, a station that plays country music, classic hits and sports programs.
On a hot day in mid-July, Charles Hall, a former Ponca City resident, took me on a tour of the Poncan, from its projection room to its basement. Hall's father, Donald R. Hall, managed the theater from 1946 until his retirement in 1977. His wife, Frances, helped out until her death in 1967.
"This place is near and dear to me," Hall told me as we walked through the theater, each stop prompting a special memory that he was happy to share. "As a kid, this was my playground. I knew all the nooks and crannies."
From a young age, Hall began tagging along with his father. He started out by sweeping up spilled popcorn and discarded cups. Over time, Hall graduated to become an usher, a doorman and finally a projection room assistant.
"You could earn a dollar and a quarter up here," Hall said as we stepped into the projection booth. "You had to switch back and forth between projectors every 20 minutes. This is where I studied all through high school."
One of the theater's most prominent features is a stage curtain that features a colorful Spanish mural. Rediscovered 25 years ago in some out-of-the-way loft, the mural dates from the same era in which the theater was built.
Visitors get a sense of the movie industry's history when they walk into the theater's lobby. It's decorated with oversized posters advertising movies of a forgotten age: Barbara Stanwyck in "Illicit," Wallace Beery in "The Mighty Barnum," Dick Powell in "Gold Diggers of 1935" and Shirley Temple in "Curly Top." Hall said the Poncan owns the world's largest collection of hand-painted lobby art.
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For the tenth consecutive year, the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA) has awarded the City of Olathe the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for its 2014 budget document. The awards reflect the commitment of the Olathe City Council and staff to meet the highest principles of governmental budgeting.
Visit Budget Planning to get involved in the 2015 process!
A budget workshop reviewing the proposed utility funds and fee resolution for 2015 will be held on Tuesday, July 15th at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chamber at City Hall (100 E. Santa Fe).
Live, family-friendly entertainment returns to Frontier Park (15501 Indian Creek Parkway) on Friday, July 18 as part of the FREE Olathe Summer Concert Series. Friday's concert features local sensation Brody Buster opening for AMA chart topper Paul Thorn.
Beginning July 14 at 10:00 a.m., 159th Street at US 169 (K-7) will open to traffic.
The City of Olathe Product ReUse Program has changed facilities and is now open to shoppers five days per week.
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The Olathe Farmers' Market, currently located at Kansas and Poplar in downtown Olathe, will move to the Olathe Community Center (1205 E. Kansas City Road) on Saturday, July 5.
Olathe residents are invited to join City staff on Monday, July 7 at 6:30 p.m. in the City Council Chamber at City Hall (100 E. Santa Fe) for an overview of the 2015 proposed budget, and an opportunity to ask questions, provide comments, and enjoy light refreshments. Anyone can submit questions via the Budget Inquiry Box.
The City of Olathe received several communication awards at the National Association of Government Communicator's 2014 Blue Pencil & Gold Screen Awards, held June 12 at the National Press Club in Washington DC.
The Kansas Department of Transportation will close the north side of the K-7/I-35/151st Street intersection the weekends of June 20 and June 27.


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Posted by Ben Golliver.
Toronto Raptors forward DeMar DeRozan is a native of Compton and a veteran of the esteemed Drew League, the West Coast's best known summer league circuit.
On Saturday, DeRozan had the chance to pull out a last-second win in a Drew League playoff game for his Go H.A.M. team. Instead, he was at the center of a mini-controversy that resulted in a tossed ball, a bumped referee and a bunch of yapping.
Here's how it went down. Go H.A.M. trailed a Long Beach team named Problems 85-84 with six seconds left. DeRozan took a side inbounds pass near the three-point line, drove hard right into the key and contacted a rotating help defender while putting up a runner. The runner bounced off but was dunked in by one of DeRozan's teammates on the put-back. That potentially game-winning basket didn't count, however, because a referee whistled DeRozan for a charge on the play. (See video of the play below.)
Play continued with Problems hitting two free throws. Go H.A.M. wasn't able to get up a game-tying three-pointer on their final possession and time expired, giving Problems the 87-84 victory. After the buzzer sounded, DeRozan made a point to track down the basketball, which he heaved across the court in frustration. Moments later, one of his teammates charged at the referee, body-bumping him with a fair bit of force, causing the official to stagger backwards but not fall to the ground. The teammate was eventually restrained after some further barking. (See video of the exchange below.)
On Sunday, DeRozan owned up for his part in the fracas on Twitter. "I want to apologize for my actions at the Drew League today," DeRozan said. "I got caught up in the Heat of the moment, but should've handled it better."
He also expressed his appreciation towards the Drew League. "Shout out to the Drew League for providing a great atmosphere for basketball," DeRozan said. "Appreciate the opportunity to play there!"
The incident comes just days after Minnesota Timberwolves forward Michael Beasley pushed a fan in the face at a New York City streetball game and Los Angeles Lakers forward Matt Barnes punched an opponent in a San Francisco pro-am game.
DeRozan averaged 17.2 point and 3.8 rebounds in his sophomore season for the Raptors last year.
Here's video of DeRozan being whistled for the charge courtesy of YouTube user dominator2800.
Here's video of DeRozan flinging the ball and the referee getting bodied courtesy of YouTube user timbojimbo.
Hat tip: ProBasketballTalk.com.
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DeMar DeRozan apologizes for Drew League fracas
Posted on: August 7, 2011 8:19 pm
Edited on: August 8, 2011 11:50 am
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Tags: Ben Golliver, DeMar DeRozan, Toronto Raptors
Since: Dec 10, 2006
Posted on: August 9, 2011 7:16 pm
DeMar DeRozan apologizes for Drew League fracas
Seriously guys. Take a look at the video again. There was slight contact at the legs. The defender started going down before there was any upper body contact. On a real charge you can't see the empty space between the two players. At the moment of so called contact there IS no contact. There is about 5 inches of separation between Derozen's body and the defender. If the defender maintained his position and took the contact, he was in position for it to be charge. But he chickened out and flopped several seconds too early, eliminating the possible contact. No body to body contact, it is a no call.
Would the tip in occur after the no call? Who knows? But at least the fans would see a barn burner.
Since: Apr 15, 2008
Posted on: August 8, 2011 1:21 pm
DeMar DeRozan apologizes for Drew League fracas
In other news, Kobe Bryant was spotted buying milk at a local grocery store.
Since: Jun 18, 2009
Posted on: August 8, 2011 1:21 am
DeMar DeRozan apologizes for Drew League fracas
i think it was a good call. the defender did get there first on time. yea the guy flopped a bit. but that just sold it more, which he didn't have to.
Since: Jun 22, 2007
Posted on: August 8, 2011 12:08 am
DeMar DeRozan apologizes for Drew League fracas
not calling it a great call but the defender beat him to the spot and there was enough contact. more than enough to make demar miss the shot. if it was a no call and he missed the shot would you call that a bad call? his teammate wouldn't have got that tip jam, only reason he got it was because whistle blew and the other players stopped playing. it is a "damnd if you do and damned if you don't" type of call...
Since: Dec 10, 2006
Posted on: August 7, 2011 9:48 pm
DeMar DeRozan apologizes for Drew League fracas
I didn't think it could get much worse than some of the missed calls in the NBA but this one was REALLY bad. The defender flopped, there was barely any contact and the official anticipated the call. He took an exciting ending away from the fans.
Does not excuse Derozen's behavior after the game nor the bump but the call was horrible.


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May 2014 sees one of the worlds most famous cycling races come to Ireland. The Giro d'Italia will be starting this year in Belfast and making its way down to Dublin during the first 3 stages of the race from May 9th to 11th. As the race makes its way through some of the stages in Northern Ireland and on down to Dublin, the cyclists will be directly passing by two of our wonderful hotels. During stage 2, the race will be taking in much of the Norths famous causeway coastline and will pass through the quaint fishing village of Carnlough where one of our most historic hotels, the Londonderry Arms Hotel is situated in the heart of the village.
Stage 3 on May 11th will see the race make its way from Armagh to Dublin and as it does so it will pass through Castlebellingham and another of our newer member hotels. The stunning Bellingham Castle Hotel is sure to be shown on TV screens as the cyclists pass by as they will be riding right by the main tower gate of this wonderfully restored castle.
The race then continues in Italy as the cyclists will be flown over from Dublin to continue the 2014 Giro d'Italia and finish in Northern Italy.
We look forward to Ireland being able to showcase itself to the sporting world this coming May and we're sure that the Giro will be a spectacular way to show off the very best that Ireland has to offer.
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I've always been a huge fan of dianthus — pinks. They're the perfect perennial to line the edge of your flower beds, add a pop of color in those tight spaces, or even accent your container garden. My only beef with them was their bloom didn't last long enough to satisfy my blooming-hunger!
Thankfully there's a hot, new dianthus available for 2013 that blooms and blooms and blooms. The EverLast pink series is available in five, beautiful, double-blooming colors!
Personally, my eye is drawn to the white dianthus first. There are so few, reliable white-flowering perennials that you almost have to go with this one first. Runner-up would be orchid. I usually go for the sharp tones versus a light, pastel color. Which one is your favorite?
In case you're not familiar with pinks, here are some specifics for the EverLast series:
Scientific Name: Dianthus interspecific
Hardiness Degree: -20°F (-28.9°C)
Blooming Season: Early Spring, Spring, Late Spring, Autumn, Winter, Late Summer
Plant Habit: Mounded
Height: 8 - 12″ (20 - 30cm)
Width: 10 - 14″ (25 - 36cm)
Exposure: Sun
Make sure you talk with your local garden center or landscaper to see how you can get some EverLast (everblooming) dianthus in your garden!
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I love perennial hibiscus (Hibiscus moscheutos hybrids). I know some gardeners think they're garish and too flashy, but the tropical feel they endow to the garden be so much fun. And they're so easy to grow! Few perennials tolerate the range of conditions — from hot and dry to wet soil — that perennial hibiscus do.
And it's really exciting that plant breeders are continuing to work on them, giving gardeners more choices than ever to add to the landscape. One variety I'm particularly excited about is Hibiscus 'Hypnotic'. This stunner offers 11-inch-wide pale pink flowers with deeper stripes that radiate from a glowing red throat. It's accented by finely cut purple-tinted foliage that looks great all summer and autumn.
Another exciting aspect to the plant is that it grows only 42 inches tall — so it's easier than ever to tuck into the garden. Pair it with pink coneflowers, coreopsis (such as 'Cosmic Evolution'), and Rozanne perennial geranium for a combo that flowers all summer long, no matter what the weather's like.
Look for 'Hypnotic' hibiscus at your local garden center this spring!
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It isn't pretty. Three successive nights of freezing temperatures in my yard have taken their toll on a landscape far advanced beyond its normal stage of growth for this time of year due to an unseasonably warm March. At first glance things don't look too bad. The creeping phloxes are still blooming their hearts out; the Bloomerang lilac sports its fragrant blossoms next to the deck; and the overall effect is one of a lush, green landscape. But look a little closer, and you can see the damage.
I expected some injury to plants. With several thousand different perennials, trees and shrubs in my half-acre yard, I simply couldn't protect them all. With the exception of tender annuals and tropicals that I covered with floating row covers, moved into the garage or crowded onto the front porch and deck, everything else had to fend for itself through the freezing weather. I'm unsure of the exact low temperatures the past three nights. However, a nearby weather station reported 28 degrees F the first night, and it was supposedly a few degrees colder the second night. This morning the yard was covered in white once again.
Some of the plants showing frost damage were predictable. Saucer magnolias often get nipped by late frosts here in the Midwest. True to form, 'Jane' magnolia was injured in this freeze cycle. But because she was already done blooming, it was her leaves that turned brown and limp rather than her gorgeous pink blooms. Leaves of butterfly bushes and caryopteris often curl with the first frost of fall; they did so this spring too.
Other injured plants were more surprising. Chrysanthemums withstand fall frosts with ease, blooming through early autumn cold snaps. But their tender new shoots in spring are quite sensitive to the cold. In some instances, damage may be due to microclimates in the yard. My 'Miss Canada' Preston lilac was totally trashed (see photo below), while all other lilacs escaped unscathed. Of the dozen or so daylilies in the yard only one showed injury. 'Strawberry Candy' developed bleached leaves where frost settled on top of the plant.
I conducted an inventory of damaged plants, dividing them into "severely damaged" and "lightly damaged" categories. Severely damaged plants showed extensive wilting, browning and/or dieback. Lightly damaged plants included those that had a few wilted shoots, nipped leaf tips or slight discoloration. Of course, these are somewhat arbitrary divisions, but I'm including the lists here for you to compare damage in your yard or to help you know which plants are most sensitive, and need protection the next time freezes arrive.
Severely Damaged:
'Jane' magnolia – sweetbay magnolia was OK
Blue mist spirea (Caryopteris) – all varieties in the yard
Deutzia – 'Chardonnay Pearls' and 'Pink', virtually all foliage blackened
'Miss Canada' Preston lilac (Syringa) – all other lilacs undamaged
Ginkgo (Ginkgo biloba)
Butterfly bush (Buddleja) – all varieties
Endless Summer hydrangea – other mopheads also affected; paniculata types except Little Lime unaffected
Astilbe – all varieties
Hardy kiwi (Actinidia)
Chrysanthemum – half a dozen varieties burned back
Kamtschatka sedum (Sedum kamtschaticum) – a dozen other sedum species and varieties mostly unaffected
Japanese anemone – all leaves blackened
Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus)
Strawberry – open blossoms blackened; foliage unscathed
Purple flamegrass (Miscanthus purpurascens) – almost all new shoots browned
Russian sage (Perovskia) – all shoots wilted and drooping
Lightly Damaged:
Lemon balm – a few brown leaves
St. Johnswort (Hypericum) – shrubby kinds OK; herbaceous types show some wilting
Jupiter's beard (Centranthus) – a few damaged leaves
Boxwood (Buxus) – only one variety out of four had wilted stem tips
Weigela – only one variety affected the fist night; several more damaged the second night
Mukdenia – outer leaves browned
Lungwort (Pulmonaria) – some damaged leaves
Calamint (Calamintha) – half of shoots affected
Crape myrtle (Lagerstroemia) – only a few new shoots damaged
Lily (Lilium) – one or two varieties of the dozen in the yard showed watersoaked leaves
Rose (Rosa) – Pink Double Knock Out and Deja Blue had wilted new shoots; more than a dozen other types OK
'Purple Pygmy' agastache – half a dozen other agastaches had no damage
Itoh peony – a few bronzed and wilted leaves
Beautyberry (Callicarpa) – a few new shoot nipped
Japanese painted fern (Athyrium) – some browned leaves
'Sarastro' campanula – half a dozen other campanulas were fine; this one was wilted
Dwarf goatsbeard (Aruncus) – browned foliage
Japanese toad lily (Tricyrtis) – watersoaked foliage
Leadwort (Ceratostigma) – some browned foliage
Lavender (Lavandula) – one variety with wilted tips; half a dozen others OK
'Rozanne' geranium – a few wilted stems
'Strawberry Candy' daylily (Hemerocallis) – bleached foliage
Winterberry holly (Ilex) – new growth browned; also some damage to blue holly
Chinese cabbage – some bleached leaves; they had been transplanted outdoors just a week earlier
late bloomers
While trimming back frosted foliage this past weekend, I noticed quite a few annuals and perennials that had survived the fall freezes. I had to admire their tenacity! Here are a dozen flowers that were still attractive in my yard earlier this week. I'll soon see whether they bounce back after the 4 inches of snow that covered the garden last night!
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Northwind Perennial Farm, a destination nursery
Anyone who has visited Lurie Gardens at Millenium Park in Chicago has a connection to Northwind Perennial Farm. Roy Diblik, one of the business partners in Northwind, supplied the plants for Lurie Gardens. Roy also designed and planted the landscape at Grand Geneva Resort in Lake Geneva, WI, just a few miles away from the nursery.
It's certainly worth detouring off the main highway to visit Northwind Perennial Farm. On a recent press trip to the area as a guest of Lake Geneva and the Walworth County Visitors Bureau, I managed to sneak away from planned events for a quick visit to the nursery. And although I arrived just at closing time, Colleen Garrigan, who runs the garden shop, welcomed me and graciously allowed me to stroll the grounds at my leisure. The garden center season was winding down, but I was able to see much of the handiwork of Steve Coster, landscape designer, and the third partner in this outstanding operation, as well as the artistic flair Colleen brings to displays, expertly combining plants and garden ornaments.
The trio of owners draws on the heritage of the farm and area, specializing in native perennials, local materials, and country cottage garden accessories. Next time you're in southeast Wisconsin or northeast Illinois, see for yourself what Northwind Perennial Farm is all about. Here are a few photos that I took to whet your appetite.
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garden tour part 2
Today is the day for the garden tour at La Ventose (the name of our home and garden), appropriately enough on Bastille Day. Last week I posted photos of the backyard. This week it's the front yard.
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Up-and-down designs are useful for evaluating and comparing the toxicity of pesticides and other chemical compounds. In particular, the primary goal of an up-and-down design in toxicity studies is to estimate the dose having a prespecified toxicity rate Γ,0 < Γ < 1. A secondary goal is to limit the experimental subjects that are given highly toxic exposure. Up-and-down designs can be sequential or group sequential.


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The poverty from which I have suffered could be diagnosed as "Soho" poverty. It comes from having the airs and graces of a genius and no talent.(Quentin Crisp (b. 1908), British author. The Naked Civil Servant, ch. 7 (1968).)More quotations from: Quentin Crisp, poverty
Poverty is relative, and the lack of food and of the necessities of life is not necessarily a hardship. Spiritual and social ostracism, the invasion of your privacy, are what constitute the pain of poverty.(Alice Foote MacDougall (1867-1945), U.S. businesswoman. The Autobiography of a Business Woman, ch. 7 (1928). Before making a great success in the restaurant and wholesale beverage businesses, MacDougall and her three children had been thrust into deep poverty by her husband's financial failure. Raised in wealth and high social standing, she had been forced to ask relatives for help and was humiliated by their presumptuous inquiries about her life style and expenditures.)
Poverty in itself does not make men into a rabble; a rabble is created only when there is joined to poverty a disposition of mind, an inner indignation against the rich, against society, against the government.(Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (1770-1831), German philosopher. "The State," addition 149, The Philosophy of Right (1821, trans. 1942).)More quotations from: Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, poverty
The fact is, mental philosophy is very like Poverty, which, you know, begins at home; and indeed, when it goes abroad, it is poverty itself.(Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862), U.S. philosopher, author, naturalist. Letter, October 6, 1838, to Helen Thoreau, in The Writings of Henry David Thoreau, vol. 6, p. 26, Houghton Mifflin (1906).)More quotations from: Henry David Thoreau, poverty, home
It is easy enough to say that poverty is no crime. No; if it were men wouldn't be ashamed of it. It is a blunder, though, and is punished as such. A poor man is despised the whole world over.(Jerome K. Jerome (1859-1927), British author. "On Being Hard Up," Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow (1889).)More quotations from: Jerome K Jerome, poverty, world
Success is somebody else's failure. Success is the American Dream we can keep dreaming because most people in most places, including thirty million of ourselves, live wide awake in the terrible reality of poverty.(Ursula K. Le Guin (b. 1929), U.S. author. "A Left-Handed Commencement Address," Dancing at the Edge of the World (1989). Speech, 1983, to Mills College.)
For as the interposition of a rivulet, however small, will occasion the line of the phalanx to fluctuate, so any trifling disagreement will be the cause of seditions; but they will not so soon flow from anything else as from the disagreement between virtue and vice, and next to that between poverty and riches.(Aristotle (384-322 B.C.), Greek philosopher. Politics, bk. 5, ch. 3, sct. 1303b (c. 343 B.C.).)
I have no desire for riches. Honest poverty and a conscience torpid through virtuous inaction are more to me than corner lots and praise.(Mark Twain [Samuel Langhorne Clemens] (1835-1910), U.S. author. 1881. "A Cat Tale," p. 769, Mark Twain: Collected Tales, Sketches, Speeches, & Essays, 1852-1890, Library of America (1992).)More quotations from: Mark Twain [Samuel Langhorne Clemens], poverty
... what's been building since the 1980's is a new kind of social Darwinism that blames poverty and crime and the crisis of our youth on a breakdown of the family. That's what will last after this flurry on family values.(Stephanie Coontz (b. 1944), U.S. social historian. Chronicle of Higher Education, p. A13 (November 4, 1992). Reacting to recent appeals to "family values" by both the Democratic and the Republican parties' leadership. Coontz specialized in research on the subject of the American family.)More quotations from: Stephanie Coontz, family, poverty
Museums are just a lot of lies, and the people who make art their business are mostly imposters.... We have infected the pictures in museums with all our stupidities, all our mistakes, all our poverty of spirit. We have turned them into petty and ridiculous things.(Pablo Picasso (1881-1973), Spanish artist. "Conversation avec Picasso," vol. 10, no. 10, Cahiers d'Art (Paris, 1935), trans. in Alfred H. Barr, Jr., Picasso: Fifty Years of His Art (1946).)More quotations from: Pablo Picasso, poverty, people
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NEW RESEARCH ON HIV and HERPES - NO NEED FOR OPEN SORES FOR TRANSMISSION???Dear Dr. Bob: You have been extremely helpful to me over the years and I have donated to support the great work you are doing. I have been somewhat satisfied with being sexually active with women using a condom correctly every time based on...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...is indeed accurate, yes, there would be a theoretical risk that infectious bodily fluids could transmit the virus to areas of herpetic lesions, even if the lesions are healed or not presently open and active.Dr. BobU.S. National Institute of... Read more »
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I played something like this on Wario ware.
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WTH was Mario in this game?
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BLOG: It's been a while since Ole Miss won its last Southeastern Conference football game. Sixteen games to be exact after the Rebels squandered a fourth-quarter lead last weekend against SEC newcomer Texas A&M.
Ole Miss (3-3 overall, 0-2 SEC) will be back at it today, looking for that elusive conference victory, with a homecoming matchup against the reeling Auburn Tigers (1-4, 0-3) at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. The game is set for 11:21 a.m. and will be televised on the SEC Network.
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Freeze, Wallace discuss the Rebels' win, No. 14 Texas and more
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Rebels strike gold against Miners
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Minnesota Vikings get two prime-time games
The Minnesota Vikings will open on the road at San Diego, will get two prime-time games and will play six of their last seven games indoors - assuming, of course, the Metrodome remains playable next season, unlike the end of last season. Read more
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#1 Apr 19, 2011
Looks like an easy schedule; too bad the team is in rebuild mode! 6-10 looks realistic.
#2 Apr 19, 2011
Week 1: At San Diego Chargers
Week 2: Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Vikings
Week 3: Detroit Lions at Vikings
Week 4: At Kansas City Chiefs
Week 5: Arizona Cardinals at Vikings
Week 6: At Chicago Bears
Week 7: Green Bay Packers at Vikings
Week 8: At Carolina Panthers
Week 9: Bye
Week 10: At Packers
Week 11: Oakland Raiders at Vikings
Week 12: At Atlanta Falcons
Week 13: Denver Broncos at Vikings
Week 14: At Lions
Week 15: New Orleans Saints At Vikings
Week 16: At Washington Redskins
Week 17: Bears at Vikings
Brutal. 6 wins would be great.
#3 Apr 19, 2011
Unless the Greedy owners cannot agree with the Greedy players.
#4 Apr 19, 2011
10 wins for sure....... This is Adrians Year
Saint Paul, MN
#5 Apr 19, 2011
With their crappy record last year and no idea who the QB is going to be, I'm surprised they even got 2 prime time games.
#6 Apr 20, 2011
The only good news with this schedule is the bye week. I am looking forward to that.
#7 Apr 20, 2011
Good luck, dummies.
Any word on a QB?
#8 Apr 20, 2011
Hopefully they will be in Los Angeles by then and not be any further embarrassment to Minnesota. Good riddance!
#9 Apr 20, 2011
What season??
Isnt there a lockout right now?
Are you sports writers pretending it's not there?
Just keep writing no matter what..LOL
I picture you as an Ostrich..
with its head in the sand.
#10 Apr 20, 2011
Has anyone noticed when the Vikings gotten a primetime game over the last 3-4 years, 80% of the time, the game is an away game? B.S.!!!!!!!!!
#11 Apr 20, 2011
A lot of people are struggling to put food on the table.
Meanwhile, these JERKS(Players and Owners) fight over millions...
They are greedy, ungreatful, and out of touch with REALITY..
build me a stadium. yeah right.... Keep dreaming space cadet!
#12 Apr 20, 2011
..........Wrong!!!! It's trolls like you, who make asinine comments, that Viking fans are embarrassed of. Fortunately, all teams have to put up with this or it would seem only the Vikings have moronic fans. Hopefully you are the one we get rid of!!!!!
#13 Apr 20, 2011
As long as DeMaurice Smith is the head of the NFLPA, you can bet on some of the schedule being lost this season.
Smith is gearing up for a run for political office, and is using this post as a stepping stone to bigger and better things. He needs some clout to bolster his position, and the only way to get that is to refrain from serious negotiations until after the season is supposed to start.
When the players start griping about missing their paychecks come September, then Smith will strike a deal with the owners and claim victory. He'll try to paint his cave-in to the owners as him having brought them to their financial knees. The truth will be exactly the opposite; it will be the players who finally insist that he get serious about negotiations.
Whenever Smith settles, it will be a cave-in to the owners. However, caving in, and allowing the entire schedule to be played on time will not allow him to claim victory.
Saint Paul, MN
#14 Apr 20, 2011
Vikings... Vikings? What sport do they play? Curling? T-ball? Boot hockey? Surely you wouldn't call them a football team. Would you?
#15 Apr 20, 2011
Another last place finish for sure. At least TJ and Chilly are gone-things can only get better? Not with this doomed franchise.
#16 Apr 20, 2011
I have suffered with this pathetic team for 50 years. No more-please go to LA and rid Minnesota of this embarrassment called the Vikings
#17 Apr 20, 2011
Ha. It's great to see all the optimistic Queens fans posting here (snicker). It must be sad to think your team is already done and it's only April. Of course 1 of your primetime games is against the Pack. Just think on Nov 14, that will be 2 games in 3 weeks that you'll be playing THE SUPER BOWL CHAMPS baby! Go Pack, back to back!
Saint Paul, MN
#18 Apr 20, 2011
Schedule looks pretty easy to me?? I say 7 wins. That wouldn't be too bad with this team.
#19 Apr 20, 2011
How 'bout you move to LA and we would not have to read your pathetic comments ever again. No SB, true. But far from a pathetic team. The Vikes have been to the playoffs more times than any other (since the merger)except for Dallas.
#20 Apr 20, 2011
..........Inevitably, you will be the one who has to keep dreaming. The stadium will get built so that people, like you, can continue to put food on your table. With tax dollars the Vikes pay, job creation to build it and job security for people to keep the jobs they already have due to the Vikings contributions to the local econnomy. Like hotels, restaurants, bars etc., etc. Even the schools get a lot of their tax dollars from the state's professional teams. Geez... get a clue!!!!!!!!
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