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The Greek champions sealed a memorable win against the Red Devils in Piraeus on Tuesday, but their coach insists his side must fight to "make history" at Old TraffordOlympiakos boss Michel has warned that a 2-0 first-leg lead is "not enough" for his team to ensure a Champions League quarter-final place at the expense of Manchester United.
The Greek champions secured an impressive win in Athens on Tuesday thanks to goals from Alejandro Dominguez and Joel Campbell to put them in full control of their last-16 tie against the reigning Premier League title-holders.
|Manchester United are 4/9 with Paddy Power to beat Olympiakos in the return leg on 19 March
"To beat a great side like United in the manner we beat them is very special. I can't hide my joy. I feel proud of my players. It was a great moment for us," he told Uefa's official website after the match.
"But we must look ahead to the second leg. We still have the match at Old Trafford. We expect a different United at Old Trafford, we have huge respect for them.
"Anyone who thinks 2-0 is enough to qualify is mistaken: 2-0 is not enough to get through against United at Old Trafford. We have to keep on working to make it through and make history.
"Our team is becoming more and more of a team as time goes on. We were preparing for this game for a long time in silence.
"We picked the best moment to show that Greek football is alive and kicking, and nd that Olympiakos can take on great sides like United.
"[Wayne] Rooney and [Robin] van Persie are great players and we are glad we beat them today. But the second leg is still to come."


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The Joys of Anticipation
by Melissa Tosetti
When you were a child, do you remember how excited you got at the thought of your birthday or the holidays? Looking forward to celebrating or opening presents was sweet torture.
When was the last time you got excited about a purchase? When was the last time you bought something and it really made you happy for hours, days or even weeks?
As adults, we have the ability to buy what we want, when we want, whether we can afford it or not. A sad byproduct of this type of consumerism is the lack of anticipation. You no longer look forward to making a purchase. You just buy it on credit. Instead of the joys of anticipation, you often experience the dread of your credit card bill.
The items you purchase, outside the genre of toilet bowl cleaner and gas, should bring you happiness. It is possible to bring this type of joy back into your life. In fact, there are many positive side effects to using anticipation as a way to make purchases.
Even if you can afford an item right away, consider waiting before making the purchase. Anticipating an item gives you time to think about it. If you wait a day or a week and you are still thinking about it, chances are it will continue to make you happy. If a day or a week later you have forgotten about it, then you have saved money and clutter! This is an easy and useful tool for filling your home with things that you love.
Using anticipation as a way to curb impulse purchases is an enjoyable way to control a harmful habit. Impulse purchases steal your focus from the financial goals you have set, whether it is a vacation in Italy or achieving a certain amount in your savings account. Using anticipation will help keep you focused to spend the money on the things you want.
Waiting to purchase an item adds to its value. You will appreciate the item you waited for so much more than anything purchased on a whim.
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My word! Fortuniana really PUSHES!
I've been budding quite a few things on Cardinal Hume, IXL, Pink Clouds and Fortuniana the past several weeks and just discovered something rather startling. I agree this might be able to be attributed to the particular variety, perhaps even the particular bud, but a bud from a seedling a friend shared with me, which I budded on June 4 to a piece of VI Fortuniana I rooted in January of this year has produced this "maiden" in the past month!
This is a bud of Annie Laurie McDowell I inserted on June 16, also on the VI Fortuniana.
The buds on Pink Clouds, Hume and IXL-VI are all green, but none have shown the push those on Fortuniana have.
I found this rather amazing and thrilling! Kim
Yes, I've been raving about fortuniana for some time. Think I should try that as my rootstock? I really want to bud Louise Catherine Breslauâ¦She is not big enough yet but next spring, hopefully.
Also, all my fort roses survived the polar vortex etc. without special protection.
I've got two Annie Laurie's own root who are doing quite well but would love them on fort.
What are you going to do with your massive Annie Laurie McDowell now that it is budded on Fortuniana? LOL. Fortuniana is the preferred root stock of Bob and Kitty Belendez from the Santa Clarita Rose Society. They have shown many before and after pictures to show why. I know you had excellent instructions on how to bud on another thread, but I thought I would share this video as well from Bob and Kitty. They make it look as easy as peeling a cucumber, but I'm sure it takes practice to not cut too deep.
Here is a link that might be useful: Bob and Kitty budding on Fortuniana
Thank you. I also just noticed the Golden Angel X R. Californica nana buds on VI-IXL are pushing growth, too. I hadn't budded on Fortuniana before, but it is very similar to Pink Clouds chip budding, except the bark is quite a bit more fragile and tends to shred easily, as Malcolm warned. It doesn't root as quickly as Pink Clouds and demands quite a bit more heat to push growth and roots as newly rooted cuttings than Pink Clouds does. Plus, I find it easier to grow Pink Clouds to a more substantial diameter cane than Fortuniana, but with this kind of result, this quickly, I'm thinking I should push my Fortuniana to put out faster. What will I do with the Fortuniana Annie Laurie McDowell? Who the heck knows? I budded them, and the ones on Pink Clouds, to see if I could (I'd never tried before and finding suitable buds is more of an issue with her than with many others) and how quickly they would demonstrate their willingness to grow. But, who thinks that far ahead when it concerns roses? We just DO it and figure it out later, right?
Susan, I would say "go for it", except, you're zone pushing. That can work for quite a few years until it doesn't. How willing are you to potentially lose all the more valuable roses in your garden to an anomalous winter? Kim
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Kim, I've wondered why Burling's mother plant of Annie Laurie McDowell isn't budded so that she could take cuttings more often. Perhaps she doesn't have time. I'm grateful you gave the propagation material to her. My own-root ALMD is growing great in this heat and looking very graceful. Thanks for sharing what you do.
This is ALMD when I first received her as a band on 5-28-2014.
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Kim, yes, I guess you are right re: Zone pushing. I have a very sheltered garden and the fort climbers are near walls or good fences. But I do worry about losing them. I guess I'm just one of those flighty folks who gathers my rosebuds while I may for tomorrow may never comeâ¦.
And with growth this fast (my Reve who came in April has 10 ft canes) I guess I can always replace themâ¦
I figure RRD is going to get me eventually but damn the torpedoes!
Probably 1/2 of my garden is on fortuniana root stock. I was worried with last winter's cold (0 & 4 on consecutive mornings and a lot of ice and hard freezes) but I lost no fortuniana rootstock. I had to cut a few bush's down tight but they came back with nice basil canes right away. The roses that died were on Dr Huey. I'm going to start budding my own stuff on Fortuniana again. I did it in FL and had good success. Now that I'm sure Fortuniana will survive a hard winter for me, I will go back to what I did in FL. Good, select budwood + good rootstock usually means a great bush. I will be a little picky about my budwood.
My name is Steven, I'm "new", but a lurker for a couple of years.
I've had one experience (not as long as I had hoped) with 'Medallion' on Fort as a teen (!!!) when my grandparents had brought me a rose back with them one spring from Florida.
Knowing nothing of the methods of budding at that time, nor how Fort tends to be "chip" budded due to splintery bark (if I have properly processed some of the incredible and invaluable knowledge and experiences on this forum), I buried the WHOLE shank so that only canes of Medallion were showing. Surprisingly enough, that bugger lived (oh the utter stupidity of trying to transplant roses in November here) for three years and did push forth about torso high (I'm 5'8") growth. Now, Medallion is known for big, apricot blooms, but the ones from this Fort grafted one astonished me. Loved their unique fragrance. Good health overall for me.
The Fort did sucker, but it was one of those slender, trailing thorn whip types.
I have learnt much first hand, and am finally getting back with the plants I adore.
I'd definitely try Fort in the ground here again, but I love to push a little.
I am dying to try some roses on fort. From what I've read, it's just a much more robust root structure so it can push the scion to new levels. It's also preferred here in the south. There are a few nurseries that sell it, I will be trying to get there this winter. I actually have a fort plant in my yard. It used to be Touch of Class....


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Do aqua globes work or are they a waste of money?
That's about it. I see them advertised everywhere, and before I buy any, I was wondering if they work, especially in the gritty mix that I use ?
Thanks alot anyone that helps me here.
There is a thread on another forum about them. People complained that the tube would get clogged and also would break. I can't remember what forum but I bet you could find it by searching.
It did not get rave reviews on the thread if I remember correctly.
Here is the link that spencersmom is talking about. I was also very interested in it until I read the second to the last post. Needless to say I didn't buy any, lol.
By the way I saw them at Home Depot today at the garden center, they were 50% less than the ones they are selling on TV...they were $9.99 for four. If you really wanted to try them, $10 is not so bad, and the good thing is if you really hated them...you can return them back to the store, unlike buying them on the as seen on TV or the internet. Don't have to worry about shipping either...If you do, let us know?
Good luck!
Here is a link that might be useful: AquaGlobes Post
OH NO! Poor klong!! However Tapla did bring up an interesting point about why the plant is failing.
Put another check mark in the DON'T BUY column.
I felt bad laughing at someone else's anguish, however when you go from this thread to that one, it is pretty funny.
Rhizo, I was too embarrsed to even talk about a couple of things that I did to my citrus trees last year! You are right, We definately learn from others mistakes, even the ones that are brave enough to admit them....:-)
By the way, Thanks for everything to help me learn from mines in the time since I joined. Hope you are well. I hope poor klong didn't think I was making fun nor anyone for that matter, I guess we were laughing at what a joke the company that makes these stupid bulbs say, rather than poor klongs mistake. I hope klong laughs with us...:-)
Take care and I will chat with you soon. Hugs all
I never went for the Aqua Globes as they're too fragile for outdoor gardening.
Added to knowledge base after reading this thread re: perched water level created too high up in container. VERY good to know.
The Aqua Spikes (which I bought 12 of last year) go a bit deeper into the containers but would assume one is creating the same perched water level problem.
I never used them because places that sell them online DO NOT tell you or provide an accurate photograph that would include what the package instructions do...you need to fill the soda bottles with "washed sand" (sand size unspecified) before adding water so it seeps instead of gushing into potting media on the lighter side of the "soil" spectrum.
I wonder if the Aqua Spikes might not create the perched water level problem if a wick were installed at a level near/below that at which the spike ends?
Any of you experienced container guys have an educated opinion on whether addition of wick would solve perched water level problem?
I'm totally serious (and a definite newbie) and I found it a real challenge to hand water everything every day as needed in summer heat particularly when I'm not here at my father's to attend to it for days at a time.
I was also concerned about mosquitoes proliferating in standing water of upright open bottom end of soda bottles.
Don't have mechanical inclination or money to rig up some drip irrigation system with widely scattered container groupings. I freely admit I'm not in your class of garden experience but don't think that's a reason why I can't garden in containers or otherwise. I can only continue to learn through trial and error heavily influenced by what I can learn on these forums from people with practical experience.
Thanks in advance if you have any constructive ideas if Aqua Spikes with wick lower in container might solve/help perched water problem.
I have used the aqua globes in my houseplants for about 4 months. I have a spiderplant that went from droopy to full and beautiful. The aqua globe keeps it watered just enough to keep it going. I have atleast 30 babies on it now. I have never had a problem with the dirt getting stuck. It ususally lasts about 7 days and then I add more water.
I love my aqua globe!!!!! I wouldn't advise u buy it off the t.v. And it does need care in handling and a little adjustment but my fruits and I are mich happier now since the ag. I had to repot everything because of the delicate glass can't take hard dirt. And to keep the tube from clogging I cover the end with cuttings off an old sock (kept on by tiny rubberbands) I don't care to use plastic bottle because mine are in dwarf fruit trees and plastic leaches. All in all aqua globe is great. No overfilling pots no worrying about plants with wet feet
Yes I have them in 6 Hibiscus and they are thriving. Yes, every once in a while they clog, but it doesn't matter, the water goes through the clog anyway to the soil. People don't read the directions and you shouldn't use them on plants that require drying out between waterings...


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Chinese elm probs...sort of an unwanted gift...
For Christmas, my very sweet, but clueless boyfriend bought me a beautiful Chinese elm. While the idea was very nice, I privately knew that I was not ready to handle such a challenge in the plant/tree department. After all, I'm new to houseplants in general...
Anyway, I didn't want to hurt his feelings so I have been caring for it to the best of my abilities. After bringing it home in Decemeber, it lost all the leaves and I moved it to the coldest room in our apartment to rest for the winter.
Since Spring, I moved it into a sunnier location until it was warm enough to put it on our balcony. I also fertilized it one time so far.
What I have noticed:
- the soil takes forever to dry out (I am not watering often AT all)
-the leaves are starting to come in, but slowly and some are drying up and falling off
The tree has pebbles on top of the soil and I always wondered if that was a problem as well the little moss pile on it. They came with the tree as a decorative feature I suppose. Should they be removed so I can get a better look at the soil?
HELP please. Many thanks in advance for your advice.
The pebbles should have come off the day you brought it home, and the moss. Now, the soil mix is 99% sure to be peat ('potting soil'), which is why it stays wet all the time. The thing to do is repot, throw away 2/3 of the soil and replace one third with perlite (the tiny white things in bags from Wal-Mart) and the last third with small size gravel for aquariums. Mix it all together, don't put a separate layer of anything on the bottom, and just trickle layers of soil in as you go without pressing any down (tiny taps to settle in all gaps are important though). Water well afterward and put it in the most sun you have (outdoors now at least til the fall, but depending on where you live, it might even do better outside for life (write back with info).
That is what I was thinking....
o.k so off with the pebbles and moss...(why the heck do they use them in the first place if they're no good for the tree??) Then only keep 1/3 of original soil and mix with perlite (which I have at home) and aquarium pebbles.
I live in Montreal so it is not an option to keep it outside all year long.
Should I prune the roots at the same time?
How do I mix the old soil with the the other stuff? (stupid question I know)
Lauren, not stupid at all. I'd use new soil to start with, dry, not the old soggy stuff, and if you're anywhere near a garden centre/nursery, etc. ask them for something with coarser particles than peat, so long as it's clean - tell them you want something that drains well. When you get the tree out of the pot, very carefully crumble off the old stuff and if you have trouble (roots breaking off with the soil) then if you have a good kitchen sink sprayer, hose it off - if it's wet to begin with you should have a lot of trouble, and if little bits up nearer the trunk don't all come off don't worry about them. I wouldn't prune the roots except possibly for any long, old woody ones (by 1/2) that aren't supporting a lot of young 'feeder' roots, which you really want to encourage to grow up nearer the trunk anyway. DO use a larger (wider, if not a lot deeper) pot though, to allow it to develop faster and if in anywhere from a year to 5 yrs you are happy with the trunk size, then it could go back into a bonsai pot, or stay in whichever one you're using but you'd then start pruning roots on a more routine basis yearly or every two years. Quelle part de Mtl? Je suis nee moi meme en NDG, apres ca marriage dans l'Outremont, Toronto x 20 ans et maintenant NS!
What a small world! Most of my girlfriends live in and around NDG, but I am living all the way out in Pierrefonds. I am close to all the schools that I have connections with ( I am a new elementary teacher). Nova Scotia...wow that must be a totally different rythmn than Mtrl and T.O. It must be nice.
Lucy - thanks a million for your help. When I get back from work this afternoon, I will post a pic of Bonnie the bonsai so that you can get a better look at the pot. I wasn't thinking of getting a new one until you suggested it above. Apparently it is a very old tree...or so my bf was told. You can be a better judge once you see pics. Hope you're willing to take a look!
Have a great day!
Great! What I'd do myself now is trim back most of the longer branches to get more twiggy growth and foliage, after I had chopped off that 2-3" top piece (no leaves on it now so it's easy to see), along with one of the ones in a 'V" formation to the left of it in the pic. I'd cut the skinny twigs otherwise so they don't cross each other, point downwards or inward, and snip of any growing from the inside of a curve (tho' leave the larger one also on the left. Get a little shaping going, because it's messy right now.


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god damn it if riot makes this skin i will pay them millions for it..
while were speaking of millions of dollars, how much to remove Teemo?
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This cracks me up, he should do tricks with the ball during his animations, rolling it off of his shoulders or dribbling it etc.
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If they do new particales, sounds, animations, then yes. I would even pay for it if it were made to a über legendary like Ez's pulsefire skin.
One idea that I found neat was the announcer when Darius ults. "HE'S ON FIRE!!!" with camera flashes around him and the backboard breaking.
The spin could have him pop the ball up and swinging the net. He'll catch the ball at the end of the swing.
The pull can simply be him pulling things in with the net. The ball can be put in his unused hand during the animation. Possibly spinning on a finger.
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I am remodeling my kitchen and want to buy a stainless slide in range and would like to know what is the best slide in range that costs no more than $2000. I noticed that in some of the slide in ranges the sides are steel where in others sides are made of glass. I am not sure which one looks better in the kitchen and what are pros and cons of each one.
We have a Frigidaire Gallery electric, glass top, slide-in range with a warming drawer. It cost about $1600. We like it very much but has its drawbacks.
The main complaint we have with it is It blows air out a vent between the controls and oven door. Will be great for the summer but can be chilly in the winter
This picture shows model 399 although I had 397 in mind. But they are similar. The good thing is the price that I can save for other parts of the kitchen, but I am kind of bothered by the sides not looking like a glass cooktop and the smooth transition. This looks more like a freestanding one other than the panel is front.
Can't give you a definite answer if it's the best electric slide in range but I just ordered the KA 30" pro line electric slide in range. It's convection w/ a warming drawer. I liked the "commercial" look to it. Could be an option for you???
I shopped radiant top electrics about 6 months ago... and learned that $2K is probably an OK budget. It depends, though, what you are using it for. Do you need convection? Do you care that electric radiant is less responsive than induction? Are you expecting a second oven or warming drawer? Or do you just want something that looks good? GE, unless it's one of the plain models, is probably out of the price range. Frigidaire has a few models that might work and so does Kitchenaid.
I think electric ranges are perfectly fine and serviceable in most home kitchens, although in this forum, they aren't generally favored. My philosophy is that if you're a good cook, you can do it on anything, and if you're a bad cook, the range is the least of your problems. That said, for many of us here, using great equipment equals great pleasure!
My own story: after looking at electric radiant top, gas (NXR from Costco), and induction, I decided on the Electrolux slide-in induction. Multiple reasons, but I wanted something responsive, running a gas line was prohibitive, and with gas, I would need more ventilation than code would allow without make up air. That's the short version :)
Induction has some significant benefits. Faster than gas response, top does not get very hot, cleanup does not include baked on grime. This last is a major difference between radiant and induction. Whirlpool has been 10 years behind on induction in the US. Probably because they lack a commercial division unlike Electrolux. Europe has 50x the choice at everyday prices. Check induction info on the Appliance forum.
I am going to bump this article because we are in the market for a new electric range. We have no gas hook up at our house, so it will have to be electric, and I prefer the look of a slide in. Beyond that, I am clueless on what to look for when shopping for one! I current free standing range is probably closing in on 20 years old :)
Based on my experience cooking on my daughter's induction range, I would definitely recommend that. In fact, my Electrolux slide-in induction is sitting in the garage waiting to be installed. There are still not many induction slide-ins. With rebates, etc., the GE is about $2400. Elex is a little more, but I liked the features/appearance.
Here is a link that might be useful: Induction slide-ins
Another vote for induction. I have an E-lux induction free-standing range, but for an additional $300 I could've had a slide-in. I know the looks of slide-in are way sleeker, if it became a decision between slide-in and induction (due to budget) I would pick the induction. I do think there are induction ranges at or below $2000, but not sure how many brands are making them slide-in. JMO!!
INDUCTION! It's the best way to go. I wanted gas this time around, but found running the line and a too-close wall to the right was problematic in our redo. We went with a Bosch induction on the advice of another cook and couldn't be happier. Easy cleanup, more consistent cooking, and good looking profile. So glad I didn't go with another electric pop in. Check out induction.
Okay so when you say induction, you are talking about the cook top surface... what about the oven? Convection... yea or nea? I am guessing without looking yet that if we are paying for induction, then convection oven is going to be an option.
I will see how much for induction, but if past our budget, then need some suggestions on slide in brands that will be a good purchase. We bought a dishwasher on the fly, literally like buying a candy bar at the check out line, and regret it daily! It does a terrible job on washing the dishes! I won't make the same mistake this time around :)
We bought a 30 inch Bosch induction and have been very pleased with it. The one we got is linked below. We paid around $1500 for it on sale. Went with a Wolf convection oven. Love it too, but have to confess I don't use the convection as much as I thought I would.
Here is a link that might be useful: Bosch NIT5065UC 30 Inch
I'm thinking that most, if not all, of induction ranges will have convection oven. Simply because if you're getting into higher end ranges then convection kind of goes along with it. Nice option to have even if you ( like me) rarely use that feature.


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For me old house museums make a city because you get to see fantastic architecture as well as artwork, furniture and other artifacts in collections that people lived with. The Van Loon Museum gives you a glimpse into the life of an aristocratic Dutch family. The house was built in the 17th Century but the Van Loon's moved into it...
Museum van Loon is a beautiful canal house far away from the tourist crowds. It is also one of the "KLM houses" given to business class travelers on KLM flights. Worth a afternoon visit to enjoy the fun details of interior design as well as a cup of coffee facing the lovely garden.
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My wife and I toured this attraction recently in Amsterdam. The cost was just 1 euro each with an iAmsterdam pass. The museum has lots of neat rooms with interesting decorations. There's also a garden and another building (carriage house) across the garden. Note particularly the moldings and the wall hangings. Much of the furniture is also worth a look...
Beautifully restored, albeit incompletely, canal house. Gives one a good perspective on the live of the well-to-do from that era. A beautiful garden and coach house to boot.
I would have enjoyed this museum more if I'd had more information on the house. The museum offers cards in multiple languages to give you background information. Unfortunately, the English ones were all out so we had no choice but to wander around without. Having said that the house was lovely and it was interesting to see how the rich...
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An orientation for potential participants in the James Leroy Belk American Legion Post 17 Annual High School Oratorical Contest will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 4 at Post 17's home on West DeKalb Street in Camden. Contest officials will discuss the subject to be used for oration and explain contest rules.
It's unlikely that today's kids will be asking Santa for a "bird on Bellows, Prussian Dragoon, Tunbridge Tea Sett, or neatly dress'd Wax Baby." That's what Jackie and Patsey Custis received as Christmas gifts from their new stepfather, George Washington, in 1759. Not from under the Christmas tree, mind you. Christmas trees and Santa Claus weren't introduced until the 19th century!
Are you looking for an original, one of a kind gift for that special person on your list? Well, look no further. You're sure to find it at the Fine Arts Center of Kershaw County's (FAC) annual Holiday Sales Show. Set in the Center's historic Douglas-Reed House (ca. 1812), the show will feature a selection of fine, handcrafted works of art in clay, glass, fiber and wood, along with many other hand-crafted items all made in the USA. This year, more than 40 local and regional artists will participate in this annual shopping extravaganza. The 2011 Holiday ...
Former Camden resident Vicki Bourus will speak at the first meeting of the Family Resource Center Dec. 1 at the Robert Mills Courthouse, 607 Broad Street, at 6 p.m.
The Bethune Womans Club is sponsoring a Bethune Tour of Homes Dec. 4. The tour will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. Tickets, which are $10 per person, may be purchased from members of the Womans Club, from Sandhills Bank in Bethune or, on the day of the event at the Bethune Woman's Club, 200 King St. Refreshments will be served at the Woman's Club. The tour includes five homes and four local churches. The home of Cooper and Barbara Segars located at 109 Walton Street was built in 1907 in the Craftsman Style with large ...
In early November, the Camden and West Wateree Rotary Clubs came together to provide shoes for Kershaw County students in need. The program, "Happy Feet", gave deserving children vouchers to purchase a new pair of shoes at the Camden K-Mart.
The Camden Junior Welfare League announces the tour sites for the 35th annual Candlelight Tour of Homes on Saturday, Dec. 10, from 3 to 8 p.m. Twelve sites are featured on the tour and proceeds benefit children in need in Kershaw County.
The Hospital Auxiliary of Kershaw County has begun its annual Lights of Love fund-raising project. The program will continue through Jan. 1, 2012.
Food for the Soul, the Camden-based ministry to the county's hungry and homeless, announced that Jimmy B. Farmer has been named Shelter Manager. Farmer will manage the overnight winter shelter program, which opened for the first time last week.
The Lugoff Garden Club celebrated its 30th anniversary in September. To honor the anniversary, members of the club gathered at Sylvia Varn's Lugoff home to commemorate the occasion. Varn is the only active founding member. The club was founded 30 years ago with 10 charter members. Since then, it has grown to 22 members. The club participates in many gardening projects around the Lugoff community, filling, watering and caring for public area flower beds. The club also donated an owl sculpture to the Camden branch of the Kershaw County Library in honor of Master Gardener and fellow club member ...
The King Haiglar Garden Club held its monthly meeting Monday, Nov. 14, at 3:30 p.m. Eve Montgomery hosted the club at 1902 Carriage House Lane. Nancy Fisher and Frances Hendrix co-hosted.
The Alumni of Lugoff-Elgin High School celebrated with a "Demonfest" on Oct. 21- 22. The all-class reunion was kicked off with a meet and greet party at Gadget's in Lugoff. Family Day was held at Doby's Mill Elementary School and the closing reception was held at the Shriners Club on Kershaw Highway on Saturday evening. Classmates Rebecca Nienow, Tammy King Yarbrough, and Nadine Kinard enjoyed the evening together. The reunion coordinator was Chrissy Goff.
"The Voices of Camden, The Quarrel with Oneself," the popular Tony Scully workshop in writing and performing dramatic monologues, is back on the boards for the 10th time. This performance will feature some of Tony's favorite monologues from the past and is entitled "My Favorite Monologues." Soon to be a book, this is only a small portion of what will be published in the near future. The performance will be held at 7 p.m. on Thursday in the Wood Auditorium. Tickets are $5 at the door.
Denise L. Greer, an artist from the Boykin area, was awarded $250 for her painting "Hung Out To Dry" during the South Carolina Watermedia Society's award luncheon held Nov. 5 at the Harbor Club in Charleston. Green's work was also chosen to be part of the 2012 Museum traveling show. Each month, for a year, her painting will be exhibited in many South Carolina art museums.
The Family Resource Center is inviting Kershaw County teens in seventh through 12th grades or ages 13-19 years of age to apply for a volunteer position on the Teen Advisory Board (TAB).
he Camden Music Association (CMA) and the Fine Arts Center of Kershaw County (FAC) announce the winners of the 2015 Brevard Music Competition. This year's competition was held at Lyttleton Street United Methodist Church where 13 students competed for scholarships to further their musical endeavors. The competition and recital is sponsored by Sibby Wood in honor of her mother, Margaret Beckley Upton.
They stopped near the door to meet a shaggy dog named Lucky.
Hundreds of people visited Historic Camden Revolutionary War Site last Saturday to learn about warfare through the ages. Guests got to interact with warriors from Ancient Greek wars, Medieval wars, 19th Century wars, World War I, World War II and the Vietnam War. Different stations were set up that featured artifacts, costumes and camps from different wars.
Doby's Mill Elementary School first grader, Falan Rhoads received an amazing visit at school last Friday. Her mom, who has been stationed in Afghanistan, overwhelmed her with a surprise visit.
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It's well past time to end male circumcision
Problems outweigh purported benefits
Why did my loving parents do this to me many years ago? I'm sure their doctor told them it was the hygienic thing to do. But I'm equally sure I must have been screaming like hell while it was being done. Today, millions of circumcisions are still performed. But it's time to stop this shocking brutality and the complications associated with it.
Dr. Guy Madder, a surgeon at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Adelaide, Australia, reports in the Annals of Family Medicine that there is no convincing evidence that circumcision decreases the risk of sexually transmitted disease, urinary tract infections or penile cancer.
The rituals of some religious faiths require circumcision. But apart from these circumstances, it's hard to justify this procedure. In fact, a reading of the world's medical journals makes your hair stand on end when you read of potential surgical complications.
How common are complications? This depends on how you label a complication. For example, penile foreskin is anatomically the most sensitive part of the organ. It ensures satisfactory sex. It's therefore reasonable to argue that in this instance the complication rate is 100 percent because it decreases sexual satisfaction.
There's another aspect never mentioned in the discussion of the pros and cons of this surgery. Today, erectile dysfunction (ED) drugs are being used by an increasing number of males, and not all of them are in their senior years. I admit I have no statistics on this matter. But I wonder how many males who require ED drugs could have experienced a longer and more satisfactory sex life, if this sensitive foreskin had not been removed.
But why do some of the complications of this procedure make one's hair stand on end? Compared to brain surgery, circumcision is a minor procedure, and is normally performed without complications. But no surgical procedure to my knowledge has ever been devised, regardless of minor, without possible untoward results.
The world's medical journals are full of reports dealing with a variety of surgical complications. And the vast majority of severe complications are not an act of God, but technical human errors made during the procedure.
A primary problem is the incorrect use of the circumcision clamp. In some cases too much foreskin is pulled into the clamp resulting in injury, not only to the shaft of the penis, but also to the urinary tube (urethra) that runs through it. The most traumatic complication in the past caused the amputation of part of the penis.
Such traumatic injuries to the penis and urethra often result in urinary stricture and difficulty passing urine. Or, the injury may result in a urethral fistula, in which urine is discharged through an abnormal opening. These complications are not easy to repair, and what starts out as a minor procedure becomes a major one. Moreover, some of these injuries only become apparent following discharge from hospital.
There have been bizarre problems one would never think of happening. For instance, one newborn screamed during the procedure with such intensity that the stomach ruptured requiring emergency surgery. Another developed heart failure and died. Still another from a bleeding disorder.
Why wouldn't babies scream like hell when circumcised without anesthesia? And how many males who have it done later in life would agree to this procedure without anesthesia?
Today we criticize those cultures that believe in the barbaric act of female circumcision. Yet Western doctors continue to carry out this sadistic procedure in males without their permission. That's why some argue that circumcision violates the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights.
Amen to that.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition March 26, 2010 A21
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Three serving and a retired Army official, accused in a defamation case argued in a Delhi court that no part of their official duty could be construed as an offence.
Two Welsh cricketers had reportedly walked off the pitch during a cricket match between two Welsh villages after they were asked to speak in English at the crease.
Brain scans can predict the likelihood of whether a criminal will reoffend following release from prison, scientists say.
The CISF has favoured a 2500 per cent hike in penalites related to offences against women and other criminal activities on the Delhi Metro network.
The constitutional validity of the
adultery law has come under judicial scanner, with the Bombay
High Court hearing a petition filed by a city-based
businessman challenging it.
Only movable property can be seized under section 102 of
criminal procedure code, was the majority view of the bench of
Justices which
pronounced the ruling.
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday held
that watching porn movies at private residence does not
constitute an offence.
Those accused of heinous offences should not be granted bail in an arbitrary manner SC has ruled.
Abusing a Dalit by his caste
in private interaction is not an offence, a Delhi court has
Day in Pics: 1st April
Showbiz World - April 1, 2015
Katrina Kaif's wax statue at Madame Tussauds unveiled!


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Dr. Ben Carson on Liberals: 'The Most Racist People There Are'
Men like Dr. Ben Carson are a threat to liberals because they can lead by example. Here's a man who speaks his mind, doesn't need liberals to do anything for him and has been embraced by conservatives. What if more black Americans listen to what he's saying? What if more black Americans follow his example?
Dr. Carson discussed that issue with conservative talk show host, Mark Levin.
Dr. Ben Caron: …And that's why the attacks against me have been so vicious because I represent, you know, an existential threat to them. They need to shut me up, they need to get rid of me. They can't find anything else to delegitimize me. So they take my words, misinterpret them, and try to make it seem that I'm a bigot.
Mark Levin: And you're attacked also, in many respects, because of your race, because you're not supposed to think like this and talk like this. A lot of white liberals just don't like it, do they?
Dr. Ben Caron: Well, you know, they're the most racist people there are because, you know, they put you in a little category, a little box. You have to think this way. How could you dare come off the plantation?
That's called the truth. Deal with it, liberals!
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