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Southlake Carroll advanced to the UIL Class 5A girls soccer state championship for the first time since winning it all in 2008 after edging San Antonio Johnson 1-0 Friday at Birkelbach Field.
The Dragons will face undefeated defending state champ Plano West (27-0-2) at 4 p.m. Saturday in the state final.
"We're just creating our own legacy," Carroll senior defender Alison Savage said. "We have no fear in tomorrow. We set out a goal at the beginning of the season that we were going to win the state championship and that's what we are going to try and do tomorrow."
Plano West defeated Katy Taylor 4-0.
Carroll (30-2) took advantage of gusty winds at their backs to dominate the second half after surviving the Jaguars' push in the first.
Johnson (21-5-3) had the wind in the first half and went to work. Though the Jaguars controlled possession for much of the half, Carroll keeper Victoria Stephens and the rest of the defense were able to keep the ball out of the net and headed to half with a 0-0 tie.
"We didn't talk about the wind to the point where we wanted to play defensively the whole half, but I think when we got within 16 minutes left I felt like we were struggling a little bit to gain possession, and we started yelling at them to just get out of the half without going down a goal," Carroll coach Matt Colvin said. "We were able to do that and again a fast start, whether it's the first or second half, has been good for us lately."
Carroll opened the second half aggressively with a two-on-two break in the opening minute but couldn't connect on a cross and the ball was cleared by Johnson. Less than two minutes later the Dragons broke through on a goal by freshman forward Grace Cory on a perfect pass from senior midfielder Julia Dyche to take a 1-0 advantage.
"I knew we needed a goal; we needed to come out strong in the second half and we talked about it a lot at halftime," Cory said. "When the pass came I just knew I needed to stay composed, then the goalie came out and I just tucked it away."
The barrage continued over the next 15 minutes as Carroll controlled possession, continued to attack and created numerous scoring opportunities only to airmail a shot, mistime a pass or for Johnson keeper Madison Ersch to make a save.
The Jaguars didn't get a decent look in the second half until 22 minutes had gone by, and it was a shot under pressure from 27 yards out that cleared the crossbar by some 5 feet. It was their only shot after the break.
Johnson made a pair of desperation runs in the final 1:30 only to have Savage steal possession and clear the ball.
"Our biggest thing is we attack as a team and defend as a team," Savage said. "We do have a strong back line, but we also have to give credit to our midfield and even our forwards. Everyone defends on this team, and everyone attacks."
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Few experiences are more powerful or moving than a visit to a cemetery on Memorial Day. Unlike a military cemetery where rows upon rows of graves give silent testimony to the human cost of war, in most Kansas cemeteries the stories of the dead – young, old, male and female – tell a story about the community.
Before wrapping this up a response to a comment is necessary. Last week greenhouse gases were described as letting visible solar radiation reach the earth's surface but trapping heat (longwave radiation). But what about clouds since heavy cloud cover decreases visible solar radiation? Clouds are not water vapor. Clouds form when the air is saturated with water vapor (100% relative humidity) and are composed of water droplets (liquid water), ice crystals, and other components. The debate on this subject is several fold, including question such as:
One of the largest annual gatherings of Kansas high school students is set to begin next week as more than 2,000 FFA members, agricultural educators and supporters converge at Kansas State University for the 86th Kansas FFA Convention. The convention will open Wednesday, May 28, and run through Friday, May 30.
Last week, area farmers met in a wheat field to survey our Extension wheat plot. It is taller than a lot of the stands around the county, but you can still see some of the stress that the frigid winter, cool spring, varying temperatures and overall drought has caused. The difference here is that there were fifteen different varieties to look at and compare all in a row. Every year wheat plots are important to the community in order to help producers make decisions on what seed they will want to plant for the following year. Having several different varieties ...
Last week's column briefly described weather, climate, global climate, and the atmosphere as a global system redistributing energy received from sunlight due to the tilt of the Earth's axis. Everything naturally moves from a higher to a lower concentration and nature seeks equilibrium or the lowest energy state. Finally, certain gases like carbon dioxide in the atmosphere allow visible light through but don't let heat (longwave radiation) back out. Next a brief description of the what and why of global warming with apologies for the simplification.
On Saturday, March 12th, the Kansas Graizers hosted a low stress livestock handling workshop presented by Dr. Lynn Locatelli in Salina Ks. Dr Locatelli is a livestock handling specialist who gave a, deep, thoughtful, presentation to a full-house eager to learn more about low stress livestock handling.
There's an old saying that goes something like this: "Sometimes you have to look back on where you've been to know where you're going." While I'm not a fanatic about history, I believe it certainly has its place in our society today.
This spring, I have had several calls about evergreen trees. People have noticed that their spruce trees are turning brown, usually at the ends of the branches. The question is whether or not this is a disease. In many cases, it is not and is because of the extreme cold temperatures this past winter. The key elements here are timing of damage and location of damage. In terms of timing, the trees were fine last fall and then damage showed up this winter. The location of the damage is at the end of the branches and in a lot of ...
A proposed rule that would expand the regulatory authority of the Environmental Protection and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers could bring farming and ranching to a halt. Ordinary field work and everyday chores like moving cattle across a wet pasture, planting crops and even harvest may one day require a federal permit.
Did you know that when it comes to planting wheat, there is a lot of discussion and planning even before it is put into the ground? There are many issues and situations to think about before purchasing and planting a specific variety. At K-State Research and Extension, one of the many projects that we try to do for the community is to find a producer that is ready and willing to have a wheat variety plot on his land. The seed companies for the area including K-State usually donate the seed for the plot while the producer plants the wheat ...
The National Climate Assessment was recently released and it focused on Global Warming and its short and long-term effects. This column isn't intended to change anyone's mind either way on the subject but to provide some information and hopefully make it easier to shift through all the dross out there.
It's in your margarine, bread, crayons and building materials, but you probably don't realize it. Soybeans are everywhere.
This past week was difficult to cope with whether you were a farmer or lived in town. Over five days of wind combined with dry conditions and exposed soil made lives difficult for everyone. As dramatic as the winds and blowing soil were, the 1930s were even worse. The cost of blowing soil included a vehicular death due to poor visibility and numerous accidents. In parts of the state roads were closed and events cancelled. As this is written, the wind has settled down and the skies are blue instead of a hazy brown. Unfortunately there is little chance of ...
The Wheat Quality Council 2014 Hard Winter Wheat Tour wrapped up on May 1. Crop scouts estimated production for the Kansas crop at 260.6 million bushels. This is the lowest tour estimate since 1996. The average yield, calculated from 587 stops, was 33.2 bushels per acre.
Now that spring is in full swing, people have been noticing some dieback or brown areas in their evergreens. I thought I would share an article sent to me by the K-State Plant Pathology department. If you are concerned about your evergreen trees, this piece might help. As always, if you have any questions, please contact me and I will help find an answer to your question.
If Billy Crystal's Fernando character were to visit a Kansas farm this spring you can be sure he wouldn't be telling too many farmers, "Darling, you look marvelous." You can also bet not too many farmers, step into the cab of their tractors wearing any of the high fashions portrayed on the pages of GQ or Esquire.
Over the year, I get many calls from people concerned about crabgrass and how to get rid of it. The general rule for killing weeds is getting them when they are vulnerable. Right now is the time to treat your lawn if you have seen crabgrass in the past. Here is a write-up from K-State Research and Extension about treating your yard for crabgrass so that you have to best chance of getting rid of it in your turf.
The Kansas Department of Agriculture announced the results of the elections held for the five grain commodity commissions-corn, grain sorghum, soybeans, sunflowers and wheat in districts One, Two and Three in the Western region of the state.
Today, let's catch up on some loose ends that haven't been addressed over the last few weeks during the discussion on soil acidity. Summer row crop planting season is almost here and winter wheat produces have been hard at work topdressing their crop.
A highly pathogenic avian influenza confirmed in four states can be very deadly for birds, but a Kansas State University poultry expert says humans don't need to worry about their own health or contaminated poultry products.
Kansas State University is leading an international, multimillion-dollar project that is looking at unmanned aerial systems - or UAS - as a quick and efficient method to detect pest insects and diseases in food crops before outbreaks happen.
In celebration of Ag Day and Ag Month, the agricultural organizations in Kansas partnered together to launch a virtual tour of a dairy farm. The video, which has been posted on the KSRE YouTube channel, features a Kansas dairy farm and can be used as an educational tool for classrooms and organizations statewide.
Over the last few weeks this column has explored what acidity is, what determined the native (original) soil pH condition present, and how agricultural practices have affected soil pH over time. This week wraps this up and discusses how producers can adjust soil pH to optimize crop production. Remember for the crops common to our area the optimal pH is approximately 6.3 to 7.3 and acid soils have pH readings lower than 7 while basic soils are above 7. While soils in our area may have pH readings in the 8 range, typically they aren't like the ...
The smell and sight of spring burning on the Flint Hills evoked this childhood memory.
As I was glancing at my calendar today, I realized that April is almost here. This year is really flying by! With the start of April, we will have the Great Bend Farm and Ranch Expo out at the Expo grounds just west of Great Bend. The 3 day event will have programs, vendors, and a chance to meet up and see what's new in farming and ranching. Together with K-State Research and Extension, Kansas Farm Management, and the Kansas Forest service, we will be giving informative lunch time programs at noon every day in Expo 3, so come ...
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The complex and hard-fought movement for political freedom in India coincided with the rise of a wealthy capitalist class of Indian industrialists who had profited under British rule. By 1947, these prominent businessmen had forged a partnership with the socialist-led Indian National Congress, and supported Jawaharlal Nehru's implementation of a centrally-planned economy. In this political history of modern India, David Lockwood traces the roots of this capitalist class, concentrated in Bombay, Calcutta and the west Bengal coal mining region, and examines British economic policy in the nineteenth century. Indian capitalists, such as J.R.D Tata of Tata Steel, established powerful relationships with domestic governments throughout the period, holding indigenous industrial conferences and supporting the swadeshi movement which aimed to promote Indian-manufactured goods. The Indian Bourgeoisie is a unique and important contribution to the lively debate on the role of India's capitalists during the Raj and throughout the early years of independence.


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Had an interest in music since a child. Matt built strange devices from old tape recorders to make tape loops and other weird noises, often from the music of Rush. Accompanied by his sister, they delved deep into the abyss of bum and poo jokes. Later, learned the accoustic and electric guitar to impress girls at high school. At home, this new skill accompanied the tape recorder 'experiments'.
Eventually came across FastTracker 2, adored it, and used it as much as possible. Was eventually disappointed with the limitations the software imposed, as excellent FastTracker 2 was for its time. Bugetary restrictions prohibited purchases beyond his Yamaha YS-200 and Samick Electric Guitar. With an electric guitar, bass, synth and computer, recorded a huge amount of fun stuff. Unfortunately, most of this is lost from hardware crashes and erased tapes.
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* Batteries produce electrons through a chemical reaction between electrolyte and metal in the traditional battery.
* Chemical reaction in the paper battery is between electrolyte and carbon nanotubes.
* Electrons collect on the negative terminal of the battery and flow along a connected wire to the positive terminal
* Electrons must flow from the negative to the positive terminal for the chemical reaction to continue.
Widespread commercial deployment of paper batteries will rely on the development of more inexpensive manufacturing techniques for carbon nanotubes. Early prototypes of the device are able to produce 2.5 volts of electricity from a sample the size of a postage stamp. One method of manufacture, developed by scientists at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and MIT, begins with growing the nanotubes on a silicon substrate and then impregnating the gaps in the matrix with cellulose. Once the matrix has dried, the material can be peeled off of the substrate, exposing one end of the carbon nanotubes to act as an electrode. When two sheets are combined, with the cellulose sides facing inwards, a supercapacitor is formed that can be activated by the addition of the ionic liquid. This liquid acts as an electrolyte and may include salt-laden solutions like human blood, sweat or urine. The high cellulose content (over 90%) and lack of toxic chemicals in paper batteries makes the device both biocompatible and environmentally friendly, especially when compared to the traditional lithium ion battery used in many present-day electronic devices and laptops.
As a result of the potentially transformative applications in electronics, aerospace, hybrid vehicles and medical science, however, numerous companies and organizations are pursuing the development of paper batteries. The paper-like quality of the battery combined with the structure of the nanotubes embedded within gives them their light weight and low cost, making them attractive for portable electronics, aircraft, automobiles, and toys (such as model aircraft), while their ability to use electrolytes in blood make them potentially useful for medical devices such as pacemakers. The medical uses are particularly attractive because they do not contain any toxic materials and can be biodegradable; a major drawback of chemical cells. In order to be commercially viable, they would like to be able to make them newspaper size; a size which, taken all together would be powerful enough to power a car.


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"Ghostbusters" was on TV last night. Again. And I tell ya, I have no problem watching it – despite having sat through about fifty times. It's such a good movie. Yes, the effects are dated, and the cheesy soundtrack is a little much at times (but cool at the time, right?), but as an overall movie experience, it rocks. It was probably the last time we got truly excited whilst watching a movie – I'm not talking about going into a movie, I'm talking about smiling, clapping, cheering…as the movie was in progress.
Good news, then. The flick is headed for Blu-Ray. Finally.
The Digital Bits just posted the following :
Okay… speaking of title announcements, here's an official one hot off the wires: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment will indeed be releasing Ghostbusters on Blu-ray Disc on 6/16, in celebration of the film's 25th anniversary and timed to coincide with the release of Atari's Ghostbusters: The Video Game the same day. The Blu-ray (SLP $38.96) will include most (if not all) of the previous DVD extras, including audio commentary with Ivan Reitman, Harold Ramis and Joe Medjuck, 10 deleted scenes, storyboard comparisons and 3 featurettes (The Making of Ghostbusters, Interviews with Cast and Crew and SFX Team with before and after multi-angle explorations). New features for the Blu-ray include a Slimer Mode picture-in-picture viewing option (featuring an examination of the spook-hunters' firehouse headquarters, an in-depth exploration of the creatures in the Ghostbusters mythology, behind-the-scenes discussions of making the movie, new cast, crew and special effects artists interviews and much more), the Ecto-1: Resurrecting the Classic Car featurette, a Ghostbusters Garage: Ecto-1 Gallery and a 32-page scrapbook. The title will also include BD-Live connectivity, offering additional features (TBA). FYI, there's no official word yet on Ghostbusters 2, but we'll check on it.
Nice… now all we need is "Back to the Future" on BR, right!!? (a nicer print of "Predator" on Hi-Def might be good, too).
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Girls (TV) (Okay, Allison Williams!)
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Friends (TV) (It had me at "No way are you cool enough to pull Clint"; damn straight, Chandler!)
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Star Wars trilogy - no, the other one, fella!
Alex G - far more talented than her younger brother Alex H
Cameron Crowe movies - Say Anything..., Jerry Maguire, Almost Famous
The sign 'Free Wi-Fi'.
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Die Hard - 40 stories of Sheer Adventure!
Alex Goot & Friends (his enemies aren't half as talented!)
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Book your room at Simpson Bay Suites
Suite, 1 BedroomMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 1 infant)
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Suite, 3 BedroomsMax Occupancy: 7 guests (up to 6 children, 1 infant)
Beachfront apartment for sun and fun
This Simpson Bay apartment is located by the sea, nestled on the beach a short distance from Kim Sha Beach, Hollywood Casino, and Paradise Plaza. Also nearby are Seaside Nature Park and Dunes Casino.
Property Features
Spend the day playing on the beach then return to dine at one of Simpson Bay Suites's 2 restaurants.
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Dining is available at one of the apartment's 2 restaurants. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wired high-speed Internet access. This beach apartment also offers multilingual staff, laundry facilities, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Onsite self parking is complimentary. A total renovation of this property was completed in 2014.
- Number of floors - 7
- Front desk (limited hours)
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- Year Built 2010
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- Multilingual staff
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Available in all rooms: Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free wired high-speed Internet
Free self parking
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- Microwave
- Private bathroom
- Balcony
- Air conditioning
- Access via exterior corridors
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Kitchen
- Daily housekeeping
- Second bathroom
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Dishwasher
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Stovetop
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Cable TV service
- Free wired high-speed Internet
Where to Eat
Simpson Bay Suites has 2 restaurants serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
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- Sailing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
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We've received a number of requests for the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic, so I figured it's high time I give you ladies a few wardrobe suggestions if you're set to hit up this fabulous event on May 31st.
First up Justice writes, "I am finally making it my business to attend the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic this year after missing it two years in a row and I wanted to get some input on style tips…I know this event brings out a very stylish and semi-pretentious crowd so I want to make sure I am fashionably prepared."
Go for bold by mixing prints with a multi-color bustier top, a full pleated skirt, and a pair of ankle strap block sandals.
Give this look a classic touch with a white and navy clutch, two-tone sun hat, a pair of cat eye sunglasses, and gold bangles.
For your second wardrobe option, opt for a chic trouser look paired with a striped boxy top, cork heel wedge sandals, and a Chanel shoulder bag.
Oversized sunglasses, a black and white sun hat, and a chunky silver necklace create a sophisticated and sassy ensemble.
And next is Allure who gets straight to the point. She writes, "I will be attending the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic this year for the first time. Can you give me some tips on what to wear to this event?"
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Monthly Archive for July, 2010
Council loves Krokoff; McLaughlin snaps Green, ACT volunteer
Tensions were highest last night at the Albany Common Council meeting not when the council voted on the city's next police chief — that was unanimous. Piece of cake. (As an aside, Mayor Jerry Jennings' office this morning said it could be next week before Deputy Chief Steven Krokoff is officially sworn in as chief.) […] [Read More]
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Alcove Reservoir The city of Albany scored 23 points at a drinking water taste contest this month. The Latham Water District in Colonie came in at 21 points. The test on July 9 at the Harold L. Joyce County Office Building was conducted by the County Health Department. "Samplers were asked to try the water and […] [Read More]
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Massachusetts Tropical Storm Irene (DR-4028)
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October 3, 2011
News Release
WESTFIELD, Mass. -- Individuals who lost work or income as a direct result of Tropical Storm Irene only have until 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 6, to register for Federal Disaster Unemployment Assistance. Individuals who are unemployed due to the storm may call (877) 232-6200 to apply. Individuals with a speech or hearing disability may call (TTY) 1-800-439-2370. Hours of operation are today through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For more information, go to: www.mass.gov/dua/disasterui.
September 30, 2011
News Release
WESTFIELD, Mass. -- Inevitably, some people affected by Tropical Storm Irene will not meet the eligibility requirements of government disaster aid programs or will have serious unmet needs even after receiving help from these programs. For these individuals and families, assistance may come from committees made up of faith-based organizations, non-profit agencies and state and local agency personnel who work on situations that may range from home repair to counseling.
September 30, 2011
News Release
WESTFIELD, Mass. -- Many Massachusetts residents received assistance from a number of volunteer agencies following the damages caused by Tropical Storm Irene during the period August 27 - 29. This is not the same as receiving assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
September 29, 2011
News Release
WESTFIELD, Mass. -- After an individual registers for federal disaster assistance for damage and losses caused by Tropical Storm Irene, The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) mails a copy of the application and a copy of the publication "Help after a Disaster: A Guide to the Individuals and Households Program" to the applicant that answers frequently asked questions about the assistance process.
September 27, 2011
News Release
WESTFIELD, Mass. -- Applicants for federal disaster assistance who receive a letter informing them they are not eligible for reimbursement for damages caused by Tropical Storm Irene during the period August 27-29 may still be able to get help from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
September 23, 2011
News Release
WESTFIELD, Mass. -- Homeowners in Berkshire and Franklin counties may be eligible for disaster aid to help repair flood-damaged wells and septic systems, state and federal officials said. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) grants can help pay to pump septic tanks, perform required repairs or replace the system as needed. Damaged private wells that are the sole source of water for the home also may be repaired or decontaminated.
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Colchicum - When to dig?
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Have about 1 dozen mounds of colchicum which have been in place for about 4-5 years. They are starting to get fewer flowers because of crowding. How long after the leaves die to dig? and do the bulbs need a hardening-off before replanting?
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A Venetian ghost story?
We expected magical things to happen to us when we arrived in Venice late last March.
The unexpected snow falling on water and stone boded well. But in spite of that beautiful sight, it was a rather un-magical visit. What should have been peaceful strolls through the strange, byzantine st… Read full post »
Comment angst
In the days before the internet, I was even more of a chatterbox than I am now. The reason for the change has nothing to do with maturity (mature, me?), but rather the fact that most online articles come with a comments section. It's wonderful how, after reading something you… Read full post »
In France, the way you eat could be a crime
Many of us who write here also post or write on other sites, as well. I know from time to time we link to those if we think what we've done might be of interest to our pals and readers here.
I've been debating about this for the past few days,… Read full post »
A belated tale of a meet-up with Ingrid Ricks
I've admired Ingrid Ricks since I first read her here on OS a few years ago. Having escaped a troubled childhood, she had a few relatively serene decades until discovering she was suffering from retinitis pigmentosa (RP), a degenerative eye disease that slowly takes its victims&… Read full post »
Bye-bye waffle fries...and now pasta
I was born to be contentious. My mom was a passionate supporter of Greenpeace, and never hesitated to talk about animal rights and the evils of, among other things, wearing fur. And so, she probably shouldn't have been surprised when, at age four or so, I confronted a woman we were… Read full post »
Is it okay to forget?
I hardly noticed the approach of September 11 this year. It's not that I wait for the day, but I was a New Yorker at the time, living just a few blocks from where the Twin Towers once stood.
Ever since, when September 11 comes, I brace myself. I… Read full post »
Three times I could have been kidnapped
I'm maybe 8 or 9 years old at most, and with a group of neighborhood friends, selling lemonade and candies from my long driveway. I remember we didn't get much business in our quiet residential development. But suddenly, a car pulled up, and out walked a man dressed like… Read full post »
An American drive-in...Paris-style
In the days of yore -- or, I guess, today, if you live by a still-operating one – you might have spent a summer evening taking in a flick at your local drive-in. But while many countries had or still have drive-ins, the concept never really caught on in… Read full post »
I played with Barbie and I'm okay
A recent article on Buzzfeed talks about how Barbie's sales have been steadily declining over the past year or so. Many people seem to be celebrating this news, and seeing it as a sign of hope: Mattel's bestsellers are now the child-shaped American Girls dolls and the Mo… Read full post »
Two messy phrases, one lingering bout of nostalgia
Early on, I learned that my illegible handwriting would set me apart. I first found this out when I was sent to a remedial penmanship class a few times a week in elementary school. My poor print might have been acceptable for someone who'd only learned to make letters a few… Read full post »
Celebrating a new kind of freedom on Bastille Day (maybe)
Fireworks the colors of the French flag over the Pont de l'Alma (Alma Bridge), Paris.
Every year since coming to live permanently in Paris, I've seen the Bastille Day fireworks from different places -- staring up from the crowded Champ de Mars, gazing at them from the Pont B… Read full post »
Is there such a thing as American hospitality?
I've got a confession to make: Although I wish the boyfriend didn't have to get a wisdom tooth removed in a couple of weeks, I sighed in momentary relief when I realized it meant we wouldn't have to house one of his friends who'll be passing through Paris that day.… Read full post »
Fun in the pet food aisle
I collect a lot of things. But my newest collection is kind of odd. And it delights me every day.
It all started a few months ago. In our local grocery store, a bag of cat food caught my eye. It wasn't a flashy design or shiny wrapping, but… Read full post »
Quick - post something!
Okay, so this morning I had some free time and got onto OS to catch up on some reading. Usually, this is a fun thing to do. But today, it was terrifying. Jmac and anna1liese have posted about a strange and scary phenomenon going on here: Apparently, people's OS accoun… Read full post »
Useful pain
Be patient and tough; someday this pain will be useful to you.
- Ovid
"It's not fair," my brother complained half-jokingly one night on our trip to Italy. "You'll always spend less money than us!" He wasn't talking about my bud… Read full post »
Whale Watching in Paris
One of the reasons I love living in Paris is that I can find just about anything I want here. But one thing I, a whale fanatic and would-be marine biologist, thought I couldn't find was a way to see whales.
There are whale skeletons in the Muséum de… Read full post »
France's first gay marriage
Yesterday in Montpellier at 6pm (12pm EST), something amazing happened.
Vincent Autin and Bruno Boileau became the first gay couple in France to marry.
It hasn't been easy. Even now, a large percentage of France's population is still against gay marriage and adoption, which were officially… Read full post »
An Update on OSer Ingrid Ricks
The last time OSer Ingrid Ricks posted something here, it was about Sharon Rosen, a woman going through a health struggle. Ingrid herself is going through one: retinitis pigmentosa (RP), a degenerative eye disease she's been battling for about a decade. Last fall, she publ… Read full post »
Museum Musings
The statue was magical. Staring at it, I forgot how ancient it was – it transcended time, it was a spirit, an elf, a monster.
This striking ancient sculpture was just about the only memorable thing in what was supposed to be one of the greatest museums in… Read full post »
Open Call: Pet Talk
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Becoming a ".com"
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One of… Read full post »
Artful Covers
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American in Europe
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Element Preview Rookie anglers feel the pull of steelhead
The Jaap Hole on Duluth's Lester River was encircled by steelheaders Tuesday afternoon. Several seasoned anglers in weathered vests drifted waxworms and yarn-flies in the pool just below a six-foot waterfall.
But sprinkled among those old hands were several anglers who didn't resemble the crusty veterans. These were kids, 14 and 15 years old, scrambling on the rocks, soaking waxies and salmon eggs. And catching fish.
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Hortico order just arrived...
As I was getting ready to leave for work this morning, the UPS guy stopped out front. I knew it had to be the Hortico order, because I don't have anything else outstanding, roses or otherwise. Was surprised to see the box had been opened (for inspection) and not very well re-taped shut. Opened it up expecting to see a bundle of dried up dead plants. Was pleasantly surprised to find the roses very well packed with plenty of moist shredded paper wrapped around the roots. The stems looked good and already have swollen budeyes. To me, that's the most important thing. No swollen budeyes this time of yr... no thriving rose bush. I quickly popped them into a bucket of water to soak til I get home tonight and can pot them up. Hopefully they will do well and be the roses they are supposed to be!!
I got BARBRA STREISAND, LITTLE DARLING, SCARLET RIPPLE (each of those replacements for dead ones), and then MOJAVE and EVELYN MAE. I love the pics of EM on HMF, so am anxious to see her bloom.
I'm just glad they all arrived in good condition. I was just thinking yesterday that if they didn't arrive soon, I was going to have to cancel the order, because it's beginning to get too warm to do bareroots.
I hope everyone else has gotten or is getting their Hortico orders soon. It will be interesting to compare our results over the coming season. I've never really had a whole lot of problems with them, but the last few batches have all had at least one mis-marked rose, so I'm hoping that doesn't end up being the case again this yr!!
So far I believe five roses from an order of 35 from Hortico were mislabeled and I am very angry because it is a lot of work to dig them up and replace them. I just removed another rose from our floribunda garden that was not what it was supposed to be and there is at least one more to go. And I should also say that they have a lot of unusual varieties some of which I got and who knows what they should actually look like. The biggest mistake I have ever made with roses is ordering from Hortico.
Beth - I received my Hortico order yesterday, also. Frederic Mistral, Alec's Red and Peter Mayle. They look healthy, but compared to Palatine, big difference. Mine looked like it had been opened too, but they were well packed. I was wondering how much difference overall the plant size makes? I was expecting them to be on the small side, so that wasn't a surprise. However, the International fees I was charged totaled around $14.00, they were less than a $1.00 each on Palatine and Pickering orders.
Still waiting on Hortico. What a HORRIBLE place to do business. I only ordered because I couldn't find the roses I wanted anywhere else.
Palatine roses are HUGE. Pickerings were lousy this year. Have one Chandos Beauty that is dead. The rest were pretty pitiful.
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3D Systems Corp (NYSE:DDD)
The Company through subsidiaries designs, develops, manufactures, markets and services rapid 3-D printing, prototyping and manufacturing systems and related products and materials.
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Currently oversold and ready for breakout.
This is a very volatile space and I think stocks will be evaluated on extremely short-term events as the market sifts for a winner.
Incredibly interesting industry with unlimited potential.
Thank God this stock is not LL. I believe that this equity is currently undervalued from an intrinsic value standpoint.
improving orders for their copiers, hence earnings
Resetting my buy on this. Wish I had waited for the pullback in my real-money port.
Time to buy
If you have to speed up the rate of production to win a war, 3D technology is the way to go.
3d printing is the next cell phone. It's only a matter of time until there is one in every home
This company offers great 3D products at reasonable prices to consumers. With little competition in a giant market, 3D Systems should be able to continue to reward investors regardless of competition from other players such as SSYS and/or HPQ. Enjoy.
Beaten up pretty bad along with its competitors over the last couple years, so price is appealing. This seems to be the best-positioned company in the field to do well in the future, and the breadth of potential applications (like medical, such as tissue construction) sound good even if I don't fully understand all the implications. Time will tell if this industry can really cut it but the potential still seems huge.
Not phased by HP as they are a year away from even entering the market, plus I think they will compete for larger industrial machines (SYSS competition) The CEO Reichental exudes confidence and I believe this industry will thrive. I hope they eventually get into custom items that can have personal designs embedded into functional parts.
DDD, or a similar company, has already put out a "printed" house. There is no end to the technological miracles that companies in the field can perform.
900+ patens in the 3 D printing industry
Growth industry and their competitors are bumbling at the moment. They are maintaining industry focus rather than a waning consumer interest. I'm one of those consumers and am quite sure we're many years away from real user friendly consumer models.
Recent price drip based on Strasys' earnings will clear out the faint of heart. This isn't a huge growth stock any more, and I doubt it will hit $80/share any time soon, but I growth of 205 or more over next few quarters.
I'll gladly start a position in this beaten down stock. Got to think LONG.
3D systems will get it right before too long. The cost for smaller users is coming down and their space is the family or smaller commercial user. This will continue to become more main stream but will take a while.
In ten years or less there is likely to be a 3D printer in most homes and offices
3D printing is here to stay, the sell off from the high of the low 90s should only be seen as a buy opportunity for all of us who missed the fist boat.


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This sounded so good, but I didn't care for the results. I had to add more brown sugar when eating it to make it palatable. I think I'd skip the nutmeg too. My kids didn't like it, so I had to choke it down for 5 days.
My whole family loves it. I use canned pumpkin but a pie pumpkin is really not difficult to prepare. Cut the pumpkin open, scoop out the seeds, place on baking dish with an edge, add water and bake at 350 until soft. You can make a whole batch and freeze to use when pumpkins are not in season. Also, a touch, about 1/2 tsp. brown sugar on top with 1/2 cup almond milk added just the right amount of sweetness. I use unsweetened vanilla almond milk.


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SUNBURG -- Monson Lake State Park has nearly doubled in size with the purchase this summer of 158 acres of land.
What's unusual is that all but 44 acres of the new acquisition is under water.
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Vinca minor question
I have a pine tree under which I planted 100 vinca minor plants last year. I want them to fill out the entire area underneath.
However I was curious if I could add some color in the bed as well. I was thinking some shade perennials like foxglove, delphinium, salvia, etc might work in there.
Has anyone had success planting plants with vinca minor? Thanks
I have had good success with Epimedium in shady areas where vinca is overwhelming. The bloom time is short, but many colors are available. Epimedium spreads slowly but wins out in competition with vinca. Epimedium, in my opinion, is pricey. Other plants that bloom can be equally aggressive as vinca, but might bloom at differing times. Monarda,Lamium maculatum and the one named yellow archangel, Hosta, Perennial Ageratum and Tradescantia all might do. Foxgloves are often biennial, and, for me, that is a consideration. I grow them, but start new ones, each year.Check out Begonia evansiana,Corydalis and the larger bleeding heart.


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Petra Ecclestone was forced to drop plans to demolish a 200-year-old lodge after outraged neighbours accused her of being responsible for "Botox" architecture. Now, the daughter of the Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone has upset the Chelsea crowd with her renovations.
"The noise is a nightmare at eight every morning, on the dot, and Saturday mornings as well," says Isla Baring, the daughter of the Australian impresario Sir Frank Tait. "They are drilling down three or four blocks. They will probably hit the Thames."
She tells Mandrake that the previous owner of the Grade II-listed house, the JCB boss Sir Anthony Bamford, had invited neighbours to see his plans for the property when he wanted to renovate it, but she heard nothing from Ecclestone.
Neighbours say the work on the property, which the 23-year-old socialite bought for £56million in 2010, has involved "Channel Tunnel-size diggers".
Prudence Horn says: "I live bang opposite, so we get woken up every morning. My husband and I live here because it's peaceful. We were told nothing and, suddenly, it just goes through. It's unbelievable what is being allowed without any notification to neighbours. Everybody is up in arms.
"She's not an ideal neighbour at the moment. It's disgraceful."
Her husband, Simon, adds: "It's like living on a building site. Thank goodness it's not summer, because one just wouldn't be able to sit in the garden at all."
Plans to knock down and rebuild the Georgian lodge were abandoned last June. Ecclestone was unavailable for comment.