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Timothy R. Clark: The CEO's boiling hormones and a river of fire
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As a teenager, I read this statement from "The Lessons of History" by historians Will and Ariel Durant and knew it was true:
"A youth boiling with hormones will wonder why he should not give full freedom to his sexual desires; and if he's unchecked by custom, morals or laws, he may ruin his life before he matures sufficiently to understand that sex is a river of fire that must be banked and cooled by a hundred restraints if it is not to consume in chaos both the individual and the group."
We need our CEOs to know this truth, as well.
A week ago, three top American executives resigned or were cashiered over allegations and admissions of sexual misconduct — Gen. David Patraeus of the CIA, Chris Kubasik of Lockheed Martin and Joe Rogers Jr. of Waffle House.
They forgot that stewardship is moral responsibility for yourself, others and the resources we share. By its very nature, leadership puts pressure on the relationship between stewardship and self-interest. When the two collide, we call it an ethical dilemma. In the 21st century, leaders are subject to an ongoing stream of ethical dilemmas, and infidelity is at the center of it all.
Putting stewardship above self-interest is an act of leadership. Putting self-interest above stewardship is an abdication of leadership. Every leader who has ever committed a moral infraction has to some extent abdicated his role and damaged his contribution as a leader. The danger is that sexual misconduct can lead to impaired judgment, and impaired judgment can lead to poor decision-making. When a leader missteps sexually, he is emotionally compromised and becomes less suited to the task of making decisions on behalf of other people.
As William McGurn observed in his article "Sex, Lies and Gmail," "The questions involve less moral judgment than a practical recognition that sexual intimacy is more than a physical act; it leads to emotional entanglements that can take even the most judicious of us to reckless and irresponsible places."
One of Petraeus' own "rules for living" states, "Be humble. The people you'll be leading already have on-the-ground conflict experience. Listen and learn."
To betray a spouse and break the most solemn vow a person can make to another person is an act of gross arrogance and profound selfishness. Once a leader has done this, that leader is estranged from humility, which is necessary for balanced and wise judgment.
Of course, not everyone agrees with me. In "The New Rules of the Game for CEOs," Daniel Gross of the popular website the Daily Beast describes a more, shall we say, sophisticated point of view, which holds that "Evolved people generally accept that marriage is complicated, and that things happen. And so as a general rule, when top professionals admit to, or are caught in, extramarital activity, it is regarded as a sign of human frailty or failing — not as a disqualification or reason to retire."
Yes, and would you put your life on the line for Patraeus before or after his "evolved" behavior? That's what I thought.
It's not just a priggish, puritanical point of view that says infidelity is not a good thing. There is simply a much greater risk that the next lapse in judgment will affect you and me. Some people do a pretty good job of compartmentalizing their lives. But eventually public and private lives bleed into each other.
If you exercise poor judgment in personal life, if you're indiscreet sexually, you become willingly susceptible to the improper influence of another person. Worse yet, what happens if you carry on in that behavior? Chances are you'll go until you're caught and then you'll be sorry — and not for your behavior. And if you don't get caught, you will lack judgment until you are caught, like former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer, who patronized prostitutes. Or like former presidential candidate John Edwards, who had an aide accept the blame for the pregnancy of his campaign worker.
In his article "Petraeus and the Rise of Narcissistic Leaders," Stanford professor Jeffrey Pfeffer confirms, "Research shows that people with more power tend to pay less attention to others. They are more action-oriented, pursue their own goals, and exhibit disinhibited behavior in part because they believe that rules don't apply to them; they are special and invulnerable."
It's still a river of fire even though you're not a teenager anymore.
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Unitech would launch affordable housing projects in seven cities this week. The projects would come up under `Uni Homes` brand at an affordable price range of Rs 10-30 lakh.
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This is Kudzu, it was introduced to the US to help prevent soil erosion, which it does very well, unfortunately it has no predators in the US. It is difficult to contain or remove and is slowly swallowing up the south eastern states.
It is also difficult to capture the scope of it in a photo.
Also, also, I apologize for the photoshop sky. We had the white, hazy skies of death that morning and I was in an area I rarely go but I had to try to grab some decent shots of this hillside.
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Great capture of Kudzu. I first saw it as it was ensnaring most of Georgia back in the 70s. Didn't see anything as incredible as this, though !
Great shot! The car helps to give a good sense of scale.
I didn't notice the photoshop sky till you mentioned it in the description.
Haha i love this reminds me of living /growiing up in Georgia
Kudzu AKA blood of the south !
Kudzu is endlessly fascinating.
This is an amazing expanse - great find.
A little sinister and steven king-y.
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GlobalDog mentioned the creepiness of kudzu... When I first came to Knoxville I noticed this dead tree and made it my land mark so I wouldn't miss my turn to go home*. I called it the halloween tree. You can't tell much by the pic but it stood at the edge of one of these kudzu fields. And it did in fact spark my overly active imagination and creep me out a bit.
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I remember Kudzu from Alabama in the 80's nasty stuff! Great capture of its power.
Biofuel! Who'd a thunk it?
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Journalism internship in Madrid's finest magazineSubmitted on 09/25/2014 by Rosa | Yes, I would recommend this program
If you're looking for an internship to help broaden your experience in every way, then this is the internship for you.
The magazine I worked for (Guidepost) was a blessing. I literally took control of all aspects of journalism, and also helped to advertise. I must admit, it was not what I was expecting. This internship is not a strict structured internship, but they have a flexibility that allows you to take full advantage of the internship or not. The choice is really yours. Work days consist of short meetings two days a week. Other than that you are expected to experience the Madrid life and search for stories.
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Panrimo LondonSubmitted on 08/19/2014 by Amber Wood | Yes, I would recommend this program
My experience with Panrimo was well worth it and an invaluable experience. Panrimo was always quick to respond to any questions or concerns I had and did a very good job placing me. My internship was great and full of insight and valuable relationships and in addition the people I worked with made the job fun and were very nice and welcoming.
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Although I was only in Grenoble for a month, it was an amazing experience. A typical day was getting up in the morning, stopping at a bakery or grocery store that was below my apartment for breakfast, and heading to school on the train. It was so different for me to take public transit to school every day, also walking a bit to and from the transit stops but it was a GREAT experience for me. I stayed a little ways outside of Grenoble with an amazing host family. My house was really nice and my host mom made delicious food every single night I was there. The school was nice and so were the students. I met students from all over the world which was one of the best experiences of my trip. I wasn't a huge fan of my professor but I think that was just bad luck because most students seemed to enjoy their classes. Grenoble itself is a cute city that has a lot of charm but still quite a bit to do. It is a great place to be a student. There are fabulous restaurants, museums, parks, festivals, and probably whatever else you are interested in. It is a short train ride away from major cities like Lyon and Paris. Panrimo does a good job providing support during the program. It is a small program, which is nice. The excursions were fun and interesting, but I felt as though since it is still kind of a young program, that they are still perfecting some things about the excursions. The school itself offers amazing trips and opportunities like hiking, rafting, trips to the mountains, etc. That was one of my favorite things about Universite de Grenoble. I was able to take a French cooking class, a trip to Avignon, and a trip to Chamonix ( a mountain town in the Alps).
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I wish the excursions would have been more organized and I wish there would have been more students in the program. I think both of these things will develop further with time since it is still a young program.Female | Age: 19-24 | Forest Grove, Oregon | Other
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Best Program! More than imaginedSubmitted on 11/23/2013 by becca.lee.robinson | Yes, I would recommend this program
I loved this program. It gave me an opportunity of a lifetime at a rate I could justify. Everyone is extremely helpful, patient, caring and lovely to work with. For anyone going abroad, THIS should be your program.
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Everything that was in the program's control was fantastic!Female | Age: 19-24 | Fort Collins, Colorado | Colorado State University
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Stirling, ScotlandSubmitted on 11/22/2013 by Taylor Arnett | Yes, I would recommend this program
Studying abroad in Scotland was the opportunity of a lifetime. My experience has changed me because it taught me that there is no "normal". Getting out of my comfort zone is sometimes very hard for me to do and studying abroad is the best and most fun way to broaden your horizons. Scotland had amazing culture that I had never been exposed to before and I made friends that I will never lose. Our whole study abroad group was so close, we went everywhere together! I wouldn't have picked another program and would recommend this one to anyone.
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If I had to change one thing, it would have been more interaction with the local students. (I know there's only so much that can be done with the summer program since they don't attend school in the summer).Female | Age: 19-24 | Mount Pleasant, Michigan | Central Michigan UniversityRead Taylor Arnett's Interview
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Great programSubmitted on 11/21/2013 by Shanda | Yes, I would recommend this program
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To be able to continue to grow our programs and to make a difference, we feel it is critical for us to raise $100,000.00 annually to benefit Junior Golf and our First Tee of Metropolitan New York. There are many worthwhile fundraisers being conducted throughout the area, including the MGA's Capital Campaign and the Long Island and Westchester Caddie Scholarship Programs. Most of these important efforts are engineered by members of your club or course.


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Gifts For Science And Science Fiction Lovers That Support Good Causes
The holidays aren't just about getting stuff; they're also about lending a hand to worthy causes. If you've got a lover of science, science fiction, or both on your list, consider making a donation to or buying a membership for one of these organizations. You can even buy merchandise from them. »
Victim of Lichtenstein's Copying Draws A Comic About His Experience
Roy Lichtenstein's pop art frequently involved taking existing comic book panels, copying them, and placing them in a new context. In this compelling comic, artist Russ Heath describes his experience as one of Lichtenstein's inspirations and the charity that has helped him out in times of financial hardship. »
To All The Ice Bucket Haters, Here's Why The Challenge Matters
The internet is absolutely abuzz with videos of famous faces and normies all dumping buckets of ice water upon their heads as a call for awareness about the neurodegenerative disorder ALS. And just as like all things popular, the haters are coming out of the woodwork. But here's why the Ice Bucket Challenge matters. »
Peter Capaldi Wrote The Doctor A Report Card—And It Isn't All Top Marks
We know that Peter Capaldi has long been a huge fan of Doctor Who, but if he were the Doctor's school teacher, Capaldi would actually give him pretty low grades. »
Make-a-Wish is turning San Francisco into Gotham City for one Batkid
Five-year-old Miles is currently battling leukemia and so the Make-a-Wish Foundation is giving him a much more entertaining battle to fight. On November 15th, San Francisco will become Miles' very own Gotham City, which he will patrol as Batkid. »
Custom painted Gromit statues unleashed all over Bristol
July 1st marks the start of the Gromit Unleashed charity art exhibition in Bristol. Eighty statues of Wallace & Gromit's beloved stop-motion pooch are appearing all over the city, each custom designed by a different artist. »
Nerdists search for lightsaber stolen from Star Wars charity event
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Scifi authors pose half-naked on this genderflipped book cover—for…
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The U.S.S. Enterprise Is In the Clutches Of A Space Monster — Can You…
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Although many will undoubtedly make fun of UNICEF's decision to launch a 'hand-washing day,' those with a bit of knowledge about the benefits of having people wash their hands regularly are likely to applaud the effort. You see, if people would just wash their hands several times per day, thousands of lives would be saved every single day. An estimated 5,000 children die daily from diarrhea, AFP reported, but 'half of those deaths could be prevented if they washed their hands with soap before meals and after going to the toilet,' according to AFP spokeswoman Veronique Taveau told AFP. Especially children and adults in Asia and Africa could be saved if people would only wash their hands regularly, but the … Continue reading


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Healthy Cider Braised Slow Cooker Chicken Thighs & Sweet Potatoes
The original recipe looked delicious but required quite a bit more work – browning chicken in batches, cooking shallots and garlic, combining the liquids and deglazing your pan and then braising (cooking in liquid) everything on the stove top until done. Nothing terribly difficult, but I was feeling lazy yesterday and wanted something easier.
So I decided to experiment and combine all the ingredients in my slow cooker instead. It turned out delicious. A nice comforting dish full of lots of fall flavors including sweet potatoes, apples and sage. Perfect for a weeknight dinner when you want something easy and effortless.
This would be delicious served with crusty bread to sop up all the flavorful sauce.
The original recipe says that this meal serves 6, but my guys easily ate 2 servings each, so if you're making this dinner for bigger eaters, plan on feeding 3 to 4.
Nutritional estimates per serving (1 chicken thigh and about 3/4 cup sweet potato-shallot mixture): 344 calories, 8 g fat, 33 g carbs, 4.8 g fiber 34 g protein, 8 WW Points Plus
Because of the temperature differences among slow cookers, your cooking times may be different. You'll know this dish is ready, when the meat and sweet potatoes are tender when pierced with a fork or knife. If you cook it too long, your sweet potatoes will get mushy, not a terrible thing!
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An overview of the exhibitions currently on view in or in collaboration with the Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp.
The Moderns. Tour de France. French Art from KMSKA
From 31 January 2015 to 30 August 2015
The Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp (KMSKA) possesses an attractive collection of French art. In Tour de France, the Province of Antwerp and KMSKA showcase sixty of the best and most interesting nineteenth and twentieth-century pieces from the French collection.
The Flat-Cum-Studio of Jozef Peeters
From 8 September 2013
The flat of painter
Jozef Peeters is an artwork in itself. Located on De Gerlachekaai in Antwerp,
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The Golden Cabinet. Royal Museum at the Rockox House
From 2 February 2013 at the Rockox House
A chance to immerse yourself in the world of the rich citizen of the seventeenth century.
Modern Art from the Interbellum
Until the end of 2017
Two spaces in the unique museum building offer a broad overview of the vibrant art scene during the Interbellum, ranging from abstraction to expressionism.
The FeliXart Museum will be closed from the 10th of January until the 25th of March due to
works on the building's infrastructure. Guided tours for groups and school will be available during
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Reunion. From Quentin Matsys to Peter Paul Rubens. Masterpieces from the Royal Museum Return to the Cathedral
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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
9/8/2012 (2 years ago)
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The number of mosques in the United States has grown by 74 percent in the past 11 years, up from 1,209 in 2001 to a substantial 2,106 in 2011. The statistics was compiled and released by Faith Communities Today, affiliated with the Hartford Seminary's Hartford Institute for Religion Research earlier this year.
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9/8/2012 (2 years ago)
Published in Living Faith
Keywords: Mosques, mosque construction, U.S., survey, attitudes
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The survey found that mosque construction has typically been in larger metropolitan U.S. areas. The 10 states with the largest number of mosques are New York, with 257, California with 246, Texas with 166, Florida with 118, Illinois with 109, New Jersey with 109, Pennsylvania with 99, Michigan with 77, Georgia with 69 and Virginia with 62.
The state of Vermont has the least number of mosques, with only one located in the entire state.
In terms of metropolitan areas, Greater New York City again led with 192 mosques. Southern California has 120, Greater Chicago has 90, Greater Philadelphia has 63 and Greater Detroit's 63 mosques rounded out the top five metropolitan areas for mosque population.
The survey was the first of two reports on American mosques released this year.
The first survey, "Basic Characteristics of the American Mosque, Attitudes of Mosque Leaders" includes data on the growth of mosques in the U.S. and attitudes of their leaders.
One surprise finding of the survey was a decrease in the number of mosque leaders who thought American society is hostile to Islam, from 54 percent in 2000 to 25 percent in 2011.
The "American mosque is a remarkably young institution," with 76 percent of all mosques being established since 1980.
In a second survey, "Activities, Administration and Vitality of the American Mosque" was released in May of this year and focused on "mosque activities, administration and vitality."
The survey listed all mosques in America and included a telephone interview with a mosque leader or imam, president or board member from a large sample of mosques. The mosque count was conducted from February to July 2010, and the mosque leader interviews were conducted from August 2010 to November 2011.
Of the 2,106 mosques listed, a random sample of 727 mosques was selected, and 524 interviews were then completed, which means that the margin of error for the survey is within the range of plus or minus five percent.
FACT announced in the second survey that a third survey would be issued on women in the mosque.
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Exhibition open Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 11am5pm
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Matt's Gallery and Dilston Grove present the second in a new series of co-productions Cantata Profana by Matt Stokes. The exhibition runs parallel with a new commission of work at Matt's Gallery, Madman in a Lifeboat in Mile End from 1 April 24 May 2015 (More details click here).
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Settled comfortably at the base of Santiago's Cerro San Cristóbal, and overseen by the giant Virgin Mary statue at the summit, the Aubrey embodies the contrast of old and new that the specialty-lodging aficionado lives for. In a past life the Aubrey was a stately home for a prominent political family. As a hotel, however, the scale is decidedly intimate. The combination of the tudor-revival style house and the tropical urban flora of Santiago is a delightfully odd one, and this unorthodoxy is embraced by the hotel's interior design, fresh off a multi-year renovation.
The property is stepped into the topography, making for some surprising views, unexpected nooks, and a charming swimming pool terrace — the uphill Parque Metropolitano seems to devour the building with its palms and vines. Some rooms are borderline palatial with heavy and imposing wood detailing, others are tucked into the angles of the roof and finished with taut, contemporary refinement. Many of them come with private terraces, and all enjoy a unique vista upon the fanciful surroundings.
Beyond the Aubrey's perimeter lies Santiago's most verdant and aristocratic district of Providencia. The sub-neighborhood of Bellavista is a perfect fit for the Aubrey's boho airs; for instance the Fundación Pablo Neruda is right around the corner, one of many institutes here upholding Chilean culture. There are plenty of bars and cafés to enjoy late into the night, although one might be just as happy to stay in, dining and imbibing at Aubrey's own Restaurant Pasta e Vino, which adds Italian cuisine to the mélange of themes. Also very nearby is the Funicular Sociedad Anonima, which stands ready to whisk you up that Cerro, just in case you feel compelled to pay Mary an up-close visit, or just take in a view of the Aubrey from above.
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The foundation has issued 3,090 grants to more than 400 organizations throughout the state, primarily in Central Florida, totaling nearly $100 million.
WINTER PARK, Fla. — The Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation recently elected Harvey L. Massey to its esteemed Board of Directors. Massey, a respected leader in the pest management industry for 49 years, is the owner and CEO of Massey Services, Orlando, Fla. Massey is also the Chairman of Massey Communications, a full service advertising, public relations, design and strategic marketing agency established in 1985.
Throughout Massey's career he has served in a variety of professional leadership roles and received numerous accolades. He is also an active member of his community having served as the Chairman of the Winter Park Memorial Hospital Foundation Board, Director of the Center for Advanced Entrepreneurship at Rollins College and Chairman of the Orange County Arts and Cultural Affairs Task Force. Massey's dedication to local philanthropy also sparked a personal pledge towards the upcoming Dr. P. Phillips Orlando Performing Arts Center.
"We firmly believe in giving back to the community, especially one that has supported our family and company for so many years. I'm proud to be a part of such an outstanding organization and I look forward to furthering the Foundation's mission of creating the best solutions for helping people help themselves," says Massey. The Foundation's Chairman of the Board of Directors, Jerry Hilbrich says, "Harvey Massey's track record of community service and philanthropy speaks for itself. We are pleased to add someone of his stature to our Board of Directors and we look forward to all that Harvey has to offer the Foundation."
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Garden photos from today
Mikey sturdified the old arbor that used to be in a back corner, and I painted it today. It looks great! I'm very pleased with its new placement. The cool weather has kept the flowers going forever, and I took some photos today.
Here's the arbor in its new spot, freshly painted to match the coop:
This is a new "bed" (stolen from Mike's lawn when he wasn't looking) and it has bunny tail grass, Japanese blood grass, and red irises with a spirea.
Here is the climbing Pinkie rose that won't quit:
And brugmansias are in bloom.
I grew some annual poppies this year. Drama Queen:
and Pink Peony Poppies:
And this is the new bed where the orange tree used to be. It is starting to fill in.
And the nasturtiums are still going!
Finally, my favorite flowers, irises Total Recall and Jennifer Rebecca:
Ohmygoodness, Renee! You have a wonderful eye for combining colors and shapes and textures!
So glad, too, to find out I'm not the only one who "steals" lawn square footage (although I prefer the terms "converts," or "improves") for more garden space.
Oh, Renee! SO pretty! I love the arbor, what a nice entrance to your garden. And the Japanese Blood Grass is a really pretty accent. Very lovely, I always like "strolling" through your garden, it is such a treat!
Patty S.
so pretty! and what inspiration!
can i ask, what plant/tree/shrub is that - you have a close up of it with the begonias i think, and it's in the background with the pinkie roses - the flowers are yellow cone shaped and droop down. they're gorgeous and i just love them! they're all over my daughters school in different colors, but no one knows what they are.
~ angela
Ladybugsmom, that small tree is a brugmansia, or angel's trumpet. And it surely is a knockout in bloom.
Since they are plentiful at your daughter's school, a note of caution is in order: despite the beauty of the flowers and the name "angel's trumpet," brugmansias are second cousins to jimson weed. All parts of the plant are poisonous if ingested.
Here is a link that might be useful: Photos of brugmansias
Thanks, garden women. I live for your praise.
Kay, you snake. I'll bet you practice the "I'm just EDGING the lawn" ruse and get thanked for being so helpful.
Annmarie, we're waiting with bated breath to see the new gardens. I can't imagine doing the whole thing at once. I operate on the basis of a hundred square feet or less at a time.
Angela- Two years ago there was a rumor that brugmansia blooms would make you high. Kids in some parts of CA spent their afternoons vomiting them up for a while, until the rumor died down. Thank goodness the rumor wasn't about foxgloves, or we would have had an epidemic of 11 year olds with heart attacks.
Just edging. . . ooooooooooh! I'll have to try that. Actually, however, my favorite pretext for covert lawn repossession is that I'm "weeding." Since the lawn is mostly weeds holding hands, yes indeedy, I do have the enduring gratitude of DH.
The real fun happens, however, when he goes away on business. Next time he leaves town, the hell strip between the sidewalk and the street is MINE!
Socks- you remember! I took out a whole gaggle of them and miss them not one bit. We still have three Queen Palms near the pond and one King way in the back there. I had to replant a bed, but it was worth it- no more dates and evil five-foot long head-impaling machete-like sheaf thingies falling out of the sky. I'll never plant another Queen Palm.
Min, don't you go spilling the beans now. The check's in the mail.
"weeds holding hands." Heh heh. Dang funny there, Kay. My dad always says he hopes the termites keep holding hands at my house.
Well, here's to another year without water rationing.


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7 50Xkavars Deep RemadeIn this remake, the dungeon can be found at the top of Mount Sheogorath, close by Dunroot Burrow.. See the long description for information about what you are expected to do in this dungeon.Released: 08/03/2015 - 05:00AMUpdated: 08/03/2015 - 05:20AM
by DemonLord7654
1 31Forgotten Foes - Remmy's Adventure ContinuesThe sequel to the custom quest mod I made. Hopefully you guys enjoy it. Remember to read the instructions note.Released: 04/03/2015 - 12:30AMUpdated: 07/03/2015 - 05:57AM
by richardjulian15
3 31Lost Relics - Remmy Bouchard QuestlineA short little Questline made for Dreadedcone. TIP: It begins in the city of Bravil. Enjoy.Released: 27/02/2015 - 02:33AMUpdated: 27/02/2015 - 02:33AM
by richardjulian15
12 109The Hole FixedThis fix the questmod The Hole by Michael Simms.Released: 08/02/2015 - 02:30PMUpdated: 08/02/2015 - 02:54PM
by llde
16 165EARTH-THE PLANET OF THE GODSEARTH-THE PLANET OF THE GODS is a wonderful and fantastic adventure for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and at the same time one of the biggest mod for this game at all.Released: 25/01/2015 - 06:47PMUpdated: 26/02/2015 - 11:26PM
by kilos
5 97The LadyA Sexy Pink Armor QuestReleased: 20/01/2015 - 07:21AMUpdated: 21/01/2015 - 07:30PM
by templeofninpo
6 50Desolation of SmaugA second mod connected to the first one, The Unexpected Journey..the adventure continues! Travel further to middle earth..(Regular Updates)Released: 16/12/2014 - 01:05PMUpdated: 16/12/2014 - 09:58PM
by mysticcro
15 389The Unexpected JourneyThe Unexpected Journey is a work in progress, mod that i decided to make as tribute to Hobbit movies..The Unexpected journey is first mod in series to come.Released: 03/12/2014 - 10:20PMUpdated: 16/12/2014 - 01:58PM
by mysticcro
8 96DC A Saint Tale The Legend of San Kor RebornThs mod fixes numerous bugs of the original mod by dragon captions.Released: 16/11/2014 - 08:55PMUpdated: 02/01/2015 - 09:58PM
by llde
11 35Easier Speechcraft Training QuestNow you can find those beggars faster and be told when you have found them all.Released: 15/11/2014 - 12:40AMUpdated: 15/11/2014 - 12:40AM
by Jstntx
61 558Andoran AxisEnglish version of Russian Andoran Axis modReleased: 05/09/2014 - 04:06PMUpdated: 14/09/2014 - 08:56AM
by MasterOfYoda
27 649The Underking - A Tortured SoulThis quest tells an in depth story about the time of Zurin Arctus and the Numidium. Now it is up to you to find the Underking and free Zurin's soul.Released: 30/08/2014 - 06:35AMUpdated: 06/03/2015 - 01:46AM
by DemonLord7654
16 320Battle for MorrowindAfter the Emperor's death the Dunmer army came to Cyrodiil in order to take revenge upon the Empire and its long-lasting oppressive government over Morrowind. The first garrison set its headquarters in Fort Snake and is waiting for reinforcement to start the war.Released: 24/08/2014 - 12:40PMUpdated: 05/09/2014 - 10:53AM
by ElderScrollsFan001
5 45Imperial Red ShacklesYou awaken in the Imperial Dungeons with a splitting headache and red shackles on your wrists. You escape by following the Emperor, but how will you remove the shackles? And what will the guards do to you if you don't?Released: 14/08/2014 - 03:25AMUpdated: 15/08/2014 - 01:44AM
by leewise
5 21Carry On Wayward KnightReleased: 06/08/2014 - 08:24PMUpdated: 06/08/2014 - 08:24PM
by kravansh
2 57Tamriel's StoryThis is the English translation of the German quest mod Tamriels Geshichte (Tamriel's Story).Released: 10/07/2014 - 03:10AMUpdated: 10/07/2014 - 03:10AM
by WalkerInShadows
15 72Marodan Osdakal EVA translation of the German mod Marodan Osdakal.Released: 05/07/2014 - 12:18AMUpdated: 17/01/2015 - 08:18PM
by WalkerInShadows
56 525Order of the Dragon EVThis is the English translation of the mod Orden des Drachen, which was written and released in German by Rung, Diener RE, Ryan, Lazarus, and Katan.Released: 28/06/2014 - 07:17PMUpdated: 25/02/2015 - 04:05PM
by WalkerInShadows
5 41Angry AgronakThis causes The Gray Prince to remain aggressive during the grand championship match even after you complete his quest and he finds out he is nothing but a vile spawn of evil.Released: 28/06/2014 - 06:41PMUpdated: 01/07/2014 - 02:14AM
by kravansh
8 158Monster Gallery ArenaDelve multiple ayleid-style trapped arenas and under-works on steroids complete with maintenance area controls, warring monster factions, and three meddling NPCs for you to protect, defeat, or ignore as you see fit. NPCs will randomly flip switches, empty containers, and take clues and keys.Released: 22/06/2014 - 01:33AMUpdated: 27/03/2015 - 06:41PM
by wizardmirth
2 27No More Tutorial Popups Outside Of The Tutorial DungeonThis forces the tutorial quest to spam you with updates when you start a new game so you don't get annoyed by them when playing the game later.Released: 27/05/2014 - 12:36AMUpdated: 27/05/2014 - 12:36AM
by kravansh
9 83Time CairnA quest in a strange place with an...absent Telvanni Wizard as your aid.Released: 14/05/2014 - 10:37AMUpdated: 19/07/2014 - 08:46AM
by glowplug
21 202Retrieving MorovirThis mod adds a small, but fully-voiceacted, quest to Oblivion. You are sent to retrieve the sword of an old adventurer.Released: 04/05/2014 - 12:00AMUpdated: 04/06/2014 - 07:23PM
by Matthiaswagg
34 403Imperial Bounty Hunter Quest EVTranslation/update of the German mod Imperial Bounty Hunter QuestReleased: 22/02/2014 - 07:23PMUpdated: 21/03/2015 - 11:03PM
by WalkerInShadows
45 411Repetition - Imperial Requisition QuestsThis mod adds 8 quest givers that sell scrolls that give instructions on how to complete each quest. The quests are generic and repeatable. This mod contains over 40 repeatable quests. Talk to NPCs to get clues on the quest givers locations.Released: 19/02/2014 - 04:59AMUpdated: 05/02/2015 - 03:23AM
by TREVORDEMENTED
7 61Fremleyan EVA quest mod about the mysterious Ayleid ruin of Fremleyan. English translation of the French mod of the same name by Morgano.Released: 26/01/2014 - 10:52PMUpdated: 26/01/2014 - 10:52PM
by WalkerInShadows
31 332The Xalcor PitsIn this DLC length adventure you wake up in an arena cell wondering where you are. Suddenly you find out you are forced to fight people and creatures both magical and powerful for an unknown crowd. You also know little about your captor. You have to survive the arena matches with your fellow combatants.Released: 23/12/2013 - 01:29AMUpdated: 19/08/2014 - 06:23PM
by DemonLord7654
14 206The New NightmareThis replaces Umbra with Soul Edge from Soul Calibur and replaces the person with Nightmare.Released: 12/12/2013 - 03:36AMUpdated: 12/12/2013 - 11:50PM
by Dimensionlord1
80 1,870Fall of the AyleidsWitness the fall of Avalon and destroy the imprisoned Ayleid Overlord Tyras before Dremora overrun Tamriel. There is a small Ayleid tower out in the Jerall mountains, but beneath it is something much, much bigger...Released: 06/11/2013 - 08:31PMUpdated: 30/03/2015 - 10:31PM
by CaptainHeroSeven
13 244Apocalypse Now QuestThis adds a small quest with some possible endings + a movie based temple to ElsweyrReleased: 08/10/2013 - 10:32PMUpdated: 24/03/2014 - 03:35PM
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Hi, I take Ropinirole 3 times per day for a total of 20mg per day which is a high dose and it doesn't help me with the sleeping problem. But that doesn't mean it won't help you with your sleep, until you start to take the drug yourself. The drug does do a really good job with the leg movements and discomfort. It may take a little while to get the right dose for yourself, but once you do you will be happy you took this drug. After I have been on a certain dose for a while I do notice the movements and the restlessness of my legs tends to change, but that is when another 2 mg's would be introduced until relief comes again. Hope this has helped you a little, Liz.
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