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Mainstream Media Leaks "Fantastic Four" Death
Mon, January 24th, 2011 | Category: Comic Books
In a move that's become routine for major shockers in the Marvel Comics Universe, news organizations across the country have started revealing the death at the heart of this week's "Fantastic Four" #587. SPOILERS ahead!
DC Preps Green Lantern/ Flashpoint FCBD Issue
Fri, January 21st, 2011 | Category: Comic Books
Hoping to draw in fans of Hal Jordan's incoming movie, DC Comics is representing his most recent origin telling for Free Comic Book Day along with an early look at the Geoff Johns/Andy Kubert "Flashpoint" event for die hard readers.
Marvel Runs Early With "Fantastic Four" #587
Fri, January 21st, 2011 | Category: Comic Books
In anticipation of a mass media push for the issue where one of the team is killed off, Marvel Comics is allowing retailers to sell "Fantastic Four" #587 on Tuesday of next week, one of a number of changes allowed by early shipping.
"Black Panther" In Development With Marvel Studios
Thu, January 20th, 2011 | Category: TV, Film
After its many years bounding between studios and actors, one of Marvel Comics most prominent Black superheroes is back in the development mill as Kevin Feige calls for a "Black Panther" screenplay.
DC Drops The Comics Code
Thu, January 20th, 2011 | Category: Comic Books
In a move towards a in house set of ratings for everything from kids comics to the mature readers material of Vertigo, DC Comics will no longer carry the decades-old Comics Code Seal of Approval on its monthly titles.
An All-Star Team-Up For "Action Comics" #900
Thu, January 20th, 2011 | Category: Comic Books
An A-list team of creators including Damon Linelof, Richard Donner and Alex Ross bring the Man of Steel back home from his cross-country journey to "Action Comics" where Doomsday and Lex Luthor await.
Anne Hathaway Is Selina Kyle In "Dark Knight Rises"
Wed, January 19th, 2011 | Category: TV, Film
The star of such films as "The Devil Wears Prada" and "Brokeback Mountain" will join Christian Bale for the next installment of Christopher Nolan's Batman franchise as the eventual Catwoman along with Tom Hardy's Bane.
"X-Men: First Class" Cast Hits Web
Tue, January 18th, 2011 | Category: TV, Film
From James McAvoy's Charles Exavier to January Jones' Emma Frost, the mutants of director Matthew Vaughn's flashback adaptation of Marvel's Merry Mutants lineup and strike a pose as the first X-Men.
Marvel Makes Thor "Mighty"
Mon, January 17th, 2011 | Category: Comic Books
In advance of the thundergod's big screen debut, Marvel Comics is relaunching Thor in an all-new ongoing "Mighty Thor" series by Matt Fraction and Olivier Coipel in April while Kieron Gillen starts "Journey Into Mystery."
Alonso Speaks As Editor-in-Chief
Fri, January 7th, 2011 | Category: Comic Books
Axel Alonso, Marvel's new #1 editor, spoke with CBR News about his new appointment, from his view of the Marvel Universe and characters to the immediate changes he'll look to make and the mission of his staff in 2011 and beyond.
THE BAT SIGNAL: Adam Beechen
Fri, January 7th, 2011 | Category: Comic Books
Adam Beechen, the writer behind the new "Batman Beyond" ongoing series, returns to THE BAT SIGNAL to catch fans on up on how day-and-date digital and the future Justice League combine to draw in readers new and old.
Experience The History Of "Age of X"
Thu, January 6th, 2011 | Category: Comic Books
CBR News has gathered the full run of hidden teaser images for Marvel's upcoming Mike Carey-written "Age of X" X-Men event, including the alternate present versions of the Sentinels, Phoenix and the Avengers.
Industry Reacts To Alonso As Marvel E-i-C
Wed, January 5th, 2011 | Category: Comic Books
From the creators who have worked with him across his careers to the competing executives who welcome him into their ranks, the comics industry responds to Axel Alonso's ascension to Editor-in-Chief of Marvel Comics.
More Creators Make Their 2011 Picks
Wed, January 5th, 2011 | Category: Comic Books
UPDATED: CBR is back with Round 2 of our New Year's celebration as some of the biggest names in comics from Paul Pope to James Robinson share what they are looking forward to in 2011.
Brevoort Promoted To Marvel SVP Publishing
Tue, January 4th, 2011 | Category: Comic Books
Hand-in-hand with the news that his "T&A" cohort has been made Marvel Editor-in-Chief, longtime staffer Tom Brevoort has been promoted to Senior Vice President of Publishing for the company.
Alonso Named Marvel Editor-in-Chief
Tue, January 4th, 2011 | Category: Comic Books
Ten-year veteran of Marvel and long-standing overseer of the X-Men line, Axel Alonso has been tapped to fill the shoes of Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada who will continue on in his role as the company's Chief Creative Officer.
Comic Creators Make Their 2011 Picks
Mon, January 3rd, 2011 | Category: Comic Books
To help ring in the New Year with a bang, CBR News reached out to some of the biggest names in comics from Warren Ellis to Robert Kirkman for a look at what the creators are looking forward to in 2011 in the first of a two-part blowout.
Milligan Writes "Red Lantern Corps"
Mon, January 3rd, 2011 | Category: Comic Books
The "Hellblazer" writer will bring his brand of high concept storytelling to the DC Universe again in 2011 with a "Red Lanterns" series described as looking into "the boiling brains of his napalm-blooded corps."
CBR's Favorite Features Of 2010
Mon, January 3rd, 2011 | Category: Comic Books
From the "Watchmen" movie you didn't get a chance to see to the crossover conversations of the industries biggest talents, CBR News presents our own picks for the biggest, brightest and bestest features we published across 2010.
Didio & Lee Talk Letter Columns In 2011
Mon, January 3rd, 2011 | Category: Comic Books
The fan forum at the back of DC Comics is back this year, and DC's Co-Publishers explain to CBR News exclusively how the move builds community, ties in with $2.99 and goes along with other big plans for 2011.


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My kitchen is small has limited cabinet space. So this is exactly what we needed. & didn't take my husband long to put it together. He's far from a handy man- Virginia in Marksville, LA
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I bought this item to have real pantry storage in my small apartment. I do not have much space, and this pantry is just the right size. At first, I was worried about the finish because it said- Natasha in Durham, NC
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This was exactly what I needed for storage in my kids' bathroom. Easy and fun to put together. Perfect for a bathroom that doesn't have a lot of space.- Nicole in Chesapeake, VA
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I bought this for my dorm room and it makes the most out of a very small space. Now everything is neat and organized!- Melissa in Houston, TX
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I like this shelf and it fits the narrow space I have it in. HOWEVER, the dimensions state '27" W' and it's nowhere near that. It's more of a square 18w x18d. Nice and sturdy but be careful of the- Lisa in Kennesaw, GA
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I love it! Just wish It could have found one that was bigger but the same design. I am very happy with it!- Teresa in Pittsburg, KS
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Excellent pantry storage for very small kitchen...all it was cracked up to be! Love it and the order it brings to my grocery inventory! I wasn't able to assemble but paid extra delivery charge to- Jeannette in Woonsocket, RI
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I get complements every time someone walks into my office. I actually bought 2 of these when I re decorated my office. My husband had to have a friend help him put them together. they were not as- Debra in Orange City, IA
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Musa 'Ice Cream' Progress
I bought a musa 'Ice Cream' plant in June. It struggled in the heat and drought and several leaves have been scorched, despite plenty of water. Since the temperatures have cooled down, it's starting to grow again. Last week it put out a very large leaf, and this week an even larger(3 feet) leaf emerged. I'm hoping it starts growing in height soon. I'm giving it plenty of water and weekly fertilizer. Here are some pictures of its progress.
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I just got my new little baby blue java yesterday and it is so little and cute!
i enjoyed your pics to see what my little baby might look like next year.
Your java is definately alot bigger than mine so I am going to keep in small pot til next summer.
Does it get afternoon shade?
It looks nice and healthy, you are doing a great job with it!
Thanks! I hope your baby blue java grows great for you. Keeping it in a small pot is good idea. I don't know if I want to bring mine indoors for winter, or leave it in the ground and put mulch around it. I may just bring it indoors. I made the mistake of not planting it in area that gets afternoon shade. Next year I'll plant it in another spot. The leaves got sunburned when the temperature was a little over 100. I think the low humidity also caused the leaves to get sunburned faster. I'm hoping it puts out a lot of growth before late fall. Are you going to eventually plant your blue java?
I really want to plant it in the ground, I think it might be hardy to zone 8 with alot of mulch around it.
I don't have very good soil at all, so I was going to try to keep in pot til I can build a raised bed for it. It's really tiny right now, I am afraid to leave it outside this winter because it is so small.
My goal is to keep it outside when it gets older, yours is probably going to be fine outside this winter, but my little one will die.
I think they are suppose to be hardy in zone 8, and when it gets bigger, I can always wrap it in burlap if it gets too cold.
I hope mine grows as good as yours did.
I have a friend that lives a few miles away and his blue java comes back every year. He covered it with a tarp and that caused a lot the corm to rot. Luckily some of the corm survived and he had several baby bananas the next year.I live on the border of zone7b and 8a. I wouldn't mind my blue java producing fruit, but I would have to bring the whole plant indoors to save as much of the pseudostem as possible. I have horrible, rocky clay soil, so my banana is planted a little higher than the surrounding soil. Next year I'm going to dig out most of the clay soil, and put in good topsoil and compost. I mixed the native soil with compost and topsoil, but it still gets compacted. You're right about overwintering your plant this year. I think I still planted mine too late, so I'm not sure about the size of the corm. I'll probably end up digging it up to be on the safe side lol. This winter maybe colder and wetter than normal here, which would definitely kill a banana plant. Yours should do great for you, and by early spring, you will already have a larger plant. I've lost a few bananas indoors because of lighting and overwatering. I've learned from my mistakes now lol.


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Maryland's House of Delegates on Tuesday voted overwhelmingly to reprimand one of its own for working to insert language in a bill last year that would have directly benefited the lawmaker's business as a real estate broker.
Anne Arundel County Del. Tony McConkey "drafted, offered, lobbied and voted for" a provision that would have allowed him to reinstate his Maryland real-estate license while he still owes one of the state's largest fines on record for having preyed on homeowners in foreclosure, according to a legislative ethics report released Monday.


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I've got several acres - much of it is woodland. I haven't got the ambition, or even the desire, to get rid of the many wild violets that cover the ground. My problem is that the violets have taken over much of what I've planted. So far, the only plants I've found that will grow through them are turtleheads and coral bells. Can you suggest plants that can live harmoniously with violets in my zone 5 garden - particularly plants that are taller so they will be noticeable?
There are many plants you could grow among them (they are a nuisance). You could try Hostas, Ligularia, Hellebores, Salvia koyame, Trachestema Orientalis, Euphoriba Robbiae, Hardy Geraniums, Hakonachloa, Campanulas, many shade loving shrubs. When you plant anything (as you plant) try and pull out the surrounding violets. It will help a little...You will probalby as you say never get rid of all of them but little by little you can make them just a little less.
Thanks for the suggestions. Actually I already had hostas growing there, and I lost them. I did what you said, and cleaned the violets from around them, and they still disappeared. Maybe I attributed the loss to violets, and it was something else. I also lost lamium - which in many people's gardens is hard to kill. But I will try some of your suggestions and see how it goes. Can campanulas grow in full shade - I have some, but I thought they required some sun?
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'Imiloa Astronomy Center is pleased to host the exhibit "I Want the Wide American Earth: An Asian Pacific American Story," March 22 - June 1, 2014 as part of a 13-city national tour. By admission. "I Want the Wide American Earth: An Asian Pacific American Story" was created by the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center and the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service (SITES). The exhibition is supported by a grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. Its presentation at 'Imiloa has been generously supported by the Dorrance Scholarship Charitable Fund.
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The OPEN LOOK and XView CD-ROM
From: Darwin Open Systems
Price: $30.00
Reviewer: James Waldby
OPEN LOOK is a graphical-user-interface specification. For example, the Sun OpenWindows windowing environment is based on OPEN LOOK specifications, while olwm and olvwm are OPEN LOOK window managers often included with OpenWindows implementations. XView is an X11 toolkit for developing programs that meet OPEN LOOK specifications. The "Linux GUI Development mini-HOWTO" refers to XView as "the poor man's object-oriented toolkit for building OPEN LOOK applications for X" but also says, "The XView toolkit provides extensive attribute-value pair combinations, convenience routines and object class hierarchies..." I comment briefly on XView vs. Motif later in this review.
The CD I reviewed was released in mid-1995 by the Darwin Open Systems company in Ontario, Canada. Priced at USD $30, the CD contains about 570 megabytes of files, mostly uncompressed. The principal directories are: src/X11R6/contrib, src/X11R6/xc, src/xview, book, bin.Linux, NeWS, bin.sun and t viewers. Contents of some directories are of use only on Suns (bin.sun, of course; a set of indices for SearchIt; AnswerGarden/xinfo files), but most files either appear in two forms (Sun OS and Linux) or aren't OS-specific. A lamentable exception: acroread-msw.exe and acroread.sun Acrobat/PDF viewers are supplied on the CD—but no Acrobat viewer for Linux is supplied.
One page accompanying the CD describes licensing terms for its contents, and a second page tells how to mount the CD on your system and "get started" with it. You can get a quick overview of much of the disk using an HTML browser and the provided TOUR script. The script will use Arena (provided on the CD) if you like, or any browser you already have. I used both Netscape and Arena to navigate around the disk.
The CD contains text and figures of three books, licensed for personal use. The books are volumes 7A (XView Programming Manual) and 7B XView Reference Manual) of the O'Reilly & Associates Guides to the X Window System series, and an analog of volume 3 X Window System User's Guide) tailored toward XView instead of Motif or Athena widgets and windows. Each book appears in two forms: as single files suitable for Acrobat/PDF viewing, and as chapter-by-chapter PostScript files for viewing or printing. It is these three books that make the CD unique, rather than the software on the disk; most of the software is freely or inexpensively available on Internet or other CDs. Still, having the software collected and organized on one CD adds value because that makes it easier for programmers to study and run several XView-based applications quickly.
Documentation on CD has its virtues, the most important in my view being findability (I often misplace books), transportability (much lighter than books), and machine readability (for searching and copying). But on my system (Linux 1.3.81, 486DX2-66 with 32MB RAM, 17" monitor) ghostview seems clumsy and slow, so I'm not inclined to recommend the PostScript files on this CD as an online substitute for printed manuals. Instead, I'd recommend the CD to persons learning about X11 or XView because it provides a broad set of example X and XView programs. Now, if all those .ps files were .html's ...
The src/X11R6/xc/doc directory subdivides into directories with many megabytes of troff and PostScript files for X library descriptions, X specifications, and X man pages. For example, xlib.PS.Z is a 490-page document about xlib, widgets.PS.Z is 146 pages about Athena widgets, and so forth.
The src/xview directory leads to source and executable versions of about 50 XView application programs in categories such as general, accessories, graphical, networking, administrative, games, editors, programming tools, and GUI program skeletons. Applications include (for example) workman, xrolo, xvnews, ftptool, and mahjongg.
Many of the HTML pages for the CD tour let you try out applications easily. For example, the page with URL file://localhost/CD/src/xview/pan3.0/index.html lets you run "pan" (post a note) by clicking on "Try it!". There should also to be a link on these pages, to make it easy to view source code with your browser; but there isn't, so those pages without "Try it!" links feel like dead ends.
I noticed glitches and unexpected results in some tour links; for example, catcher and contool (listed among the XView example programs) are not actually on the CD; their pages say that copyright prevented inclusion and to use FTP to get a copy. The catcher page has a clickable link for catcher.tar.Z from rain.com, but the contool page merely says "use archie or your favorite Net Searching tool to find a copy." For psview, the tour futilely refers to src/misc/psview instead of src/motif/psview. The workman "Try it out" button is displayed by $$Try it out.$$. The TOUR script determines it is running on a Linux system by detecting file /vmLinux which didn't exist on my system; perhaps it should say "elif [ -f /vmLinux -o -f /vmlinuz ]" instead of just "elif [ -f /vmLinux ]". Of course, minor problems like these are easily dealt with by us Linux experts and need not deter anyone from buying the CD.
The HOWTO document that refers to XView as "the poor man's object-oriented toolkit for building OPEN LOOK applications" also says "Motif has become the standard user interface for X Window System applications." I don't know enough about Motif or OPEN LOOK to compare their technical qualities, but at a local bookstore saw a dozen Motif titles in stock vs. two XView or OPEN LOOK titles. This is consistent with Ian Darwin's comment (in article 14.03 of the O'Reilly book, X User Tools, by Mui and Quercia) that "OPEN LOOK has essentially lost the commercial GUI wars to Motif." But he concludes positively that "olwm and the XView toolkit will live forever, ensconced on tens of thousands of CD-ROMS and on Linux and other ... distributions."
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Just counted and I have over 70 containers to get planted up for my show June 9-10. (fairy gardens, etc) not including the 15 or so I've already got planted. Didn't realize I had so many. Yesterday I got holes punched in all of them and got a 1/2 yard of screened topsoil and started mixing my potting soil with it right in the back of the truck. Happy to say I got MOST of the containers filled with dirt anyway. Today I head to the greenhouse and spend a fortune on plants and then plant til the cows come home all next week. They really need time to get growing. I can use smaller plants (cheaper) if I get them planted early and also use cuttings from my own garden. The containers range in size from a small 8" enamel basin to large washtubs and a full sized vintage wagon. I try not to think too far ahead or its overwhelming. Hubby tries to keep me focused, saying "just take one day at a time". Every year I think I'm not doing this again, but then I go to the show and do fantastic and the dollar signs get the best of me. Then again, I don't think I've ever had a job that was quite as much fun! (or ever worked so hard for that matter if truth were told). The timing is just bad - right at the time when I am dividing my perennials and trying to get my beds cleaned up and mulched - busy time in the garden! I was hoping putting my thoughts down "in writing" might help calm me down! We'll see if it works!
You always work so hard and then do so well at the
shows. I remember how much work it was to do small
container gardens when I sold them in the mid 1970s,
I didn't do fancy ones like you-just plants and in
macrame hangers.
Timeing was everything, to keep the plants doing well,
and still keeping them small. You just can't do those too soon!
At least you got most of the dirt in...
And in the long run it is FUN to see the finished product.
Hope putting it into words has calmed you down.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and precious time with
Luvs...you always have the coolest container gardens and I especially love your fairy gardens! You find some of the cutest little fairies and gnomes. Sounds like you are moving along very well in getting everything filled up and ready to roll on the planting....hope you do just as well this year at your sale! Post some pictures if you get a chance...I love looking at your little gardens!
What a relief to hear someone on my frequency! I have spent the past two days prepping the materials I want to use for the local festival May 25,26,27.I planted sedums in child's crock shoes. I drilled holes in containers for fairy gardens,holes in copper tea kettles for silverware wind chimes, prepped 3 chairs for planters(still need to paint,chicken wire and coco liner),sorted glass for totems and plate flowers, and bottles for bugs. PANIC!!! They moved me from arts&crafts to "Gateway to the Garden" (which is on the less traveled side). I have some PFs and totems already made.Need to bead and assemble chimes. Flatten spoons...OH NO I just realized I could make some garden stake spoons with herb names but then I might not have enough spoons! Writing this is helping,I thought the more variety the better and spot was only $50 for 3 days.Will take pictures and post at some point.Then give results of sales. All of you are great inspiration. Thanks :)
Thanks for the encouragement everyone! I need lots of it! Jan, would you believe I use my mini-van (with all the seats out). Thank goodness it is only 13 miles from me, and I can set up all day on Friday, so I usually make about 4 or 5 trips to get it all there. And I can pack a van like no other - hubby cannot believe all I can pile in there. I call it my truck.
Kim - welcome to my life - sounds like yours is much the same. My spot (a double space) is $150 for 2 days, but very well attended show (and they bring lots of money). Hope you do well! I look forward to seeing pictures and hearing your results. Have you done the show before?
I have so much to do it is mindboggling. I haven't started bottle bugs yet and can usually sell as many as I can make. Have tons of old Coke bottles I plan to use this time as well as old Christmas bulbs. I got my larger containers planted and am ready to go full-tilt all week with planting. Spent $106 at the nursery the other day and will have to go back, I'm sure. I buy my groundcovers in a 6 pk. basket and then divide each one into 4 so I get 24 plants from one 6-pk. I also have mini shepherd's hooks to make, marble gazing balls to assemble, some birch logs to cut up into miniature houses, mini buntings to make, you name it. I may as well give up sleeping.
It will all be worth it though. I love it when everyone oohs and aahs over my stuff and stands in line to buy, it makes it all worthwhile. I meet the neatest people and they all love to visit. I've had 2 previous customers call me in anticipation already. Fairy gardening seems to be getting very popular though, there are several other vendors doing it this year also. I used to be the only one selling them, and it was something unique, so I am hoping for continued good sales this year, but not sure.
I will post pictures eventually - I don't accessorize any of my gardens until a few days before the show.
Glad Sundays are a day of rest around our house.....back to the grindstone tomorrow!
Thanks Arlene, I rested today also. I haven't done this festival as a vendor, only as a visitor. I did a last minute craft show in March with only glass, no fairy gardens and sold $200. My boss where I work parttime offered to pay if I worked it and brought her stuff and mine. She told me on a Thurs. for a Fri set up and Sat/Sun show. But it turned out well even though I did not have a large inventory. It gave me the encouragement to do this one. Not sure if others will have anything similiar to my stuff. Your gardens are so sweet, and I'd never seen them here,so after your last show I started hunting little decorations. Hope I can focus and COMPLETE these projects. Your husband's advice is sound, plus I want to enjoy the process-it's why I started making stuff in the first place.This year I decided I wanted to make it into a business. We shall see....
Oh my! Just finished up my planting and did a count. 95 containers and 4 pr. of shoes. Then I came inside and saw on the news that we are expecting FROST tonight! Someone's playing a dirty trick on me! I am debating not worrying about it because they are all perennials (I moved the few annuals in) and they are up around the house in flower beds. On a side note: I don't think I'll ever get my fingernails clean again!
luvs...your creations are so original...therefore, the best! You put so much into each individual container garden...I love seeing your creations! Sounds like you won't be doing anything in your own gardens for a few weeks anyway! Have fun...everything sounds like it's under control (except the weather!...get out the sheets!)...hope you get some pics in an album later! Jeanne S.
I put some pictures up on the discussion side. Also lots more if you follow the link to my flickr photo site below. Showtime is this weekend. Wish I had a few more days to get caught up. Also trying to clean and freeze strawberries! Never a dull moment around here.
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And I bet Marie's twin brother Marion gives out hot chocolate in the summer.
Not a blasted thing.
I agree with briatollah, but then again, I live in Arizona …
Quite agree.
I like ice cream any time!
Ice Cream in winter is only good when you are snuggled up and watching a fire or even tv with the wind howling outside. Kind of a defiance thing.
Welcome to Utah. "I got a coat. There is no off-season for ice cream." :) Seriously, I didn't know how unique this idea was until I went to Yellowstone one year. Mind blown! :)
global warming ice cream
The latest data shows that Earth stopped warming 16 years ago. Don't tell Al Gore; he might have a heart attack.
we New Englanders eat more ice cream than the rest of the country. 'T'aint nothing wrong with ice cream in winter!
Around here the Dairy Queen is the most crowded in the middle of winter. Ice cream is definitely good year round. That said, I don't think I'd be waiting for it outside.
That data is flawed. It doesn't add up to observed data. Did you know that during that time of the "warming plateau" that the heat of the earth did continue to rise? Glaciers continued to retreat for those 15 years? I'd say they made some mistake. A big one.
Yes. Here the Dairy Queen is open all year. Not that they sell much ice cream when it's 40 below, but they do.
Check your research.
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We loved our stay at Stephen's condo. The whole process from booking to arriving and picking up the keys was so easy. The condo looks exactly like it does in pictures. It was nice and comfortable and had all of the amenities that you would need for a vacation. The location of the condo is perfect. It's in between two beautiful beaches and not far from all of the action of Duval. We had a parking spot for our rental that was in a secure gated garage but we didn't need our car. We rented bikes and cruised the island the whole time. We even road bikes back late at night and felt totally safe. Stephen was great with his email replies and even checked in with us when we got there to make sure everything was good.
Privitanie bolo vyborne. Apartman je velmi pekny a velky. V areali je velky plavecky bazen a virivka. Vyhodou je blizka plaz a relativne blizko aj centrum Key West. Ubytovanie bolo fantasticke, super sme si uzili. Stephen ma krasne zariadeny apartman s velkou terasou. Vsade cisto a bezpecne. Odporucam na dovolenku aj pre rodiny s detmi. Este raz velmi pekne dakujeme a budeme sa tesit opat.
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This is a great place to stay in Key West. The condo is just a short walk from Smathers Beach and a short taxi ride to Duval Street. We had 5 members of our family and had plenty of room. The large main living area made for a great place to celebrate Christmas morning. The balcony is huge and made a great place to watch the afternoon thunderstorm roll by.
We stayed for three days in the condo, it was very nice, clean and huge. We had all we needed in the apartment, the whole complex is great, with a nice pool- and barbecue-area. It's close to the southmost point and to the beach, the organization with the property agency worked well.
The contact with Stephen was very nice, we got fast answers and lots of recommendations for restaurant, trips before the trip. We would definitely come back! Thanks a lot!
Spacious and clean. Oceanview pool and spa in a lucious green environment. Convenient parking.
What a wonderfully big apartment! It has a balcony which can be accessed from one of the two big bedrooms, as well as the main living area. There is a beautifully maintained tropical oasis garden which leads to a big swimming pool. There are tables where you could eat and enjoy the ocean view. Stephen could not have been more attentive. He made sure all was well on our arrival. The only small problem we had was with one of the THREE TVs. This was sorted in a few hours by a very efficient chap called Kirk. (10 out of 10). If you just want to relax then this is the place. We walked to Mallory Square, via the Martello Tower Garden, which is well worth seeing. The walk took a while, as there is so much to see. We got a cab back and had a night cap on the balcony. Very clean with comfortable beds and everything you might want to feel at home in Key West. The shower in the main bedroom was the biggest we have ever seen. If it wasn't on the first floor you could use it as a car wash. Smashing!
This condo was perfect, we visited with another couple and had plenty of space. The pool and hot tub are really nice, and we loved the wrap around balcony connecting all of the rooms. Stephen was very helpful with different recommendations and quickly responsive whenever we had questions. The location is a bit of a distance from downtown/duval street which we actually preferred as the traffic/commotion was easier to avoid on bikes which we were able to use to get around most of the time. Plus being walking distance from the beach was a huge plus for us. We are already planning another trip and hope to stay in this condo again!
Stephen and his wife, they were great . They where very easy to communicate and they left the apartment in great condition. I will host them again, they very welcome back. Thank you.
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Welcome to Incredible Country Living on 1 1/2 acre custom built home with Super Pool. Property is fenced and has a kennel, barn, shed and gorgeous acreage!! Walk into an impressive Foyer to a very delightful HUGE OPEN Kitchen with loads of solid wood cabinets, Center Island, Walk-in Pantry, beautiful crown molding and view of the lovely lanai and superb heated pool! Spectacular Master Bedroom with garden tub and large separate shower, His & Her walk-in closets, dual brick fireplace, stereo speakers and surround sound. Two laundry hookups. Two top-of-the-line air conditioners (Main House air conditioner is only 2 years old with 15 Seer), propane generator attached to home with backup battery and water softener. Pool is 11 years old and Roof is 4 years NEW!!! This home is situated on 1 1/2 acres of super nice land, trees, barn, shed, kennel and 3 Car Garage. Located very convenient to everything and close to all Highways, schools, shopping and churches. This property is a "MUST SEE" and what a catch at its selling price!!!
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Come home to your own piece of the country but still be minutes from the heart of the Valrico/Brandon area. This beautiful 1.15 acre property has 2 stately oak trees framing the home as you drive in. The home features 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a large family room with a wood-burning fireplace and a separate living room. The kitchen has a large eat-in area and a separate breakfast bar. The property has a workshop, a barn for your horses and a dog-run. The yard is fully fenced and ready for horseback riding. There is a screened back porch and a separate screened structure which encloses the pool. The carpet has just been removed in a good portion of the house which leaves the bare concrete ready for you to pick the flooring of your choice. There is ceramic tile in the kitchen laminate flooring in other areas of the house. Enjoy the peacefulness of this lovely property and the convenience of being in the heart of Valrico.
Immaculate 4 bedroom/3 bathroom/2 car garage + DEN home situated on expansive 1 ACRE LOT in quiet community just minutes from 1-4 (location, location, location!) This wonderful home boasts nearly 2,500 SF of bright and inviting living space including a formal living room, dining room and cozy family room, perfect for entertaining! Ideally laid out on one level showcasing nice tile and WOOD laminate floors throughout. The well appointed kitchen features STAINLESS STEEL APPLIANCES, a center island and a sunny breakfast nook. The master bedroom boasts cathedral ceilings and a luxurious en suite bath with separate tub and shower. The three additional bedrooms are all bright and offer ample space. The OUTDOOR LIVING SPACE is fabulous and appointed for year round fun with an OVERSIZED SCREENED LANAI featuring pristine HEATED in ground POOL heated by SOLAR PANELS, patio with ceiling fans and an incredible FENCED BACKYARD. This picture perfect yard feels like your own PRIVATE PARK! Located in a small community of homes, each situated on their own oversized lots, enjoy quiet country style living with easy access to city amenities! Just minutes from I-4 for an easy commute into Tampa, Lakeland, or Orlando. You will fall in love with this extraordinary property and this unique community! *Seller is offering a Home Warranty*
Diamond in the rough ready for TLC sits on 3.1 acres on Large private beautiful wooded lot with fruit trees.
Great 4 bedroom 3 bath home with lots of room for everyone inside and out. Two large living spaces, one could be your formal living room and dining off to the side. The great room is a good gathering place with a wood burning fireplace, open to the kitchen and breakfast nook and sliders to the spacious patio. Privacy for all with a 3 way split of the bedrooms. Master suite opens on to the the patio and has two walk-in closets. The luxurious master bath has double sinks and your choice of taking a shower or soaking in the garden tub. At meal time eat at the kitchen bar, breakfast nook or dining room, all just steps away from the kitchen. Solid wood cabinets, corian counter tops with stainless steel and black appliances make a very inviting kitchen. If you need an extra room, there is a den/office as you enter the front door. For outdoor activities a newly fenced large backyard awaits as well as a covered patio and a 13x26 ft open patio. Come see the home in a lovely community today.
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5334 Primrose Lake Circle, Suite A
Tampa, FL 33647
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