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More Americans Controlling Their High Blood Pressure
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More Cases of High Blood Pressure in Less Affluent States
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More Hispanics Took Heart Meds After Medicare Part D Launch
More Painkillers May Raise Heart Risks for Older Women: Review
More Stroke Patients Getting Clot-Buster Quickly, Study Shows
More Than 1 in 10 Use Daily Aspirin Inappropriately
Most Seniors Could Use Statins Under New Guidelines
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Neck Artery Stents May Not Be Worthwhile in 'Real World' Setting
New Blood Pump System Approved
New Blood Test May Help Detect Heart Transplant Rejection
New Device Cleared to Reduce Stroke Risk
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Nine of 10 American Kids Eat Too Much Salt: CDC
No Change in Heart Attack Rates for Younger U.S. Adults
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Poorly Understood Disorder Disables Many Younger Women
Popular Southern Fare May Harm Your Kidneys
Pot Smoking May Pose Heart Dangers, Study Suggests
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Prescription Drug Use Continues to Climb in U.S.
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Some Older Heart Patients Might Benefit From Aggressive Treatments
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Synopsis: Following a mother (Connelly) and her son (Murphy), we delve into a past marred by an accident that tears them apart. She will grow into being a renowned artist and healer, and he into his own as a peculiar falconer who bears the marks of a double absence. In the present, a young journalist (Mélanie Laurent) will bring about an encounter between the two that puts the very meaning of life and art into question, so that we may contemplate the possibility of living life to its fullest, despite the uncertainties littering our paths.
Sony Pictures Classics made the first major deal of the Berlinale, nabbing US and Latin America rights to the competition title "Aloft." The film is the English-language debut of Peruvian filmmaker Claudia LLosa (Oscar-nominated "The Milk of Sorrow") and stars Jennifer Connelly, Cillian Murphy, Mela...Read More »
Sony Pictures Classics has acquired all US and Latin American rights to Berlin competition title "Aloft."Read More »
For those who have been keeping an ear to the ground, Claudia Llosa is a filmmaker that has been making some serious noise. Her debut "Madinusa" first made a splash at the Sundance Film Festival in 2006, going on to play around the world, picking up the FIPRESCI Prize of International Critics at the...Read More »
Forgiveness, faith and falconry are among the motifs that run through Peruvian director Claudia Llosa's first English-language film "Aloft," which premieres at the Berlin Film Festival this week. Like her previous two features—debut "Madeinusa" and Golden Bear-winning follow-up "The Milk Of Sorrow"—...Read More »
The snow-encrusted landscapes of the Arctic Circle provide a sweeping backdrop for spiritual yearning in Claudia Llosa's "Aloft," but the heavy-handed drama at the center of Peruvian director Claudia Llosa's first English language feature can't keep pace.Read More »

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Swartswood State Park
Newton, New Jersey
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Sites: 65
Recent Rate: $20 7/2007
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Date of Stay: July, 2007 - $20.00
Great State park campground, with a beautiful lake for fishing and swimming. The public use beach is a short walk from the campground, is very nice, equipped with lifeguards, has playgrounds, bathrooms with showers, and a snack bar. The park is clean and pristine. The rangers were friendly and helpful. Education programs are held for free throughout the summer. We camped at Swartswood State Park in a Motorhome.Undo
Date of Stay: April, 2007 - $20.00
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5 great blue herons on nests.
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MP3: SL Jones - "Hustlin'" feat. Killer Mike & Pill
Courtesy Audible Treats.
SL Jones has been on a roll in the second half of 2011, releasing two mixtapes and an EP since May, and now, with a new mixtape, Flight Risk, dropping before year's end, the Little Rock, Arkansas, rapper and Grind Time Official affiliate is holding fans over with a special cut, "Hustlin'," pulled from the Grind Time vaults and featuring Killer Mike and Pill.
The track, one that SL refers to as a "just add lyrics" type of beat, thanks to the "Hustlin' is a must" vocal sample pulled from Malice of the Clipse and chopped up for the song's chorus, was produced by frequent Grind Time collaborators Smiff & Cash, and from there, explains SL, the collaboration came easy. "This is just that signature Grind Time music," he notes. "It's always gonna be grind related when the three of us collaborate, and back when Smiff & Cash played the beat for me, I knew it was a perfect joint for the three of us. I hit Pill and Killer Mike and they came through as usual."Download "Hustlin'" here http://media.audibletreats.com/SL_Jones-Hustlin_Ft_Pill_Killer_Mike.mp3 .Watch SL's video for "Paper Cuts" here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEgGXfAvZCQ .Download SL's recent mixtape, The Number 23: Editor's Cut, here: music.sljonesmusic.com/album/the-number-23-editors-cut .
PR: Returnof4eva Update - We're On Tour Again!
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I'm on the road again, with The Smokers Club check for cities & tickets come pour up with ya partner. You can also enter 2 win free tickets here. The 1st few designs from The Smokers Club clothing line just dropped u can buy it here. Below r some new videos from me that have been released over the past month. My debut album Live From The Underground coming 2012 1. Smoke DZA "He has Risen" directed by Creative Control - http://youtu.be/1dXMQ9JqJEk 2. Smokers Club Tour part deux | Week 1 - http://youtu.be/aSptFITIj60 3. Cuzzin Todd "Hermes blanket flow" - http://youtu.be/RKYV-XvTrwU 4. Big K.R.I.T. Speaks To The People - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=suer3KvS5ro
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Dallas born and bred rapper, B.Holy is ready to release his latest mixtape, Open Heart Surgery 2: Rekovery Room. B.Holy is a Christian rapper that has been steadily making waves over the past couple of years. Rekovery Room is the sequel to the immensely popular Open Heart Surgery mixtape that was released earlier this year. The mixtape is mixed and hosted by Texas' own DJ Steel.
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I've been assuming this one is Peace, but...IDK. Help?
This old gall came with the house I bought, and she's a beauty. If I let her, she'll get as tall as me (about 6 ft), very vigorous, and stands up to everything but the bloody thrips.
could be Pristine, there are similar photos on Helpmefind.com, but mine never gets that dark pink on the edges.
Here is a link that might be useful: Pristine photos as helpmefind.com
This rose came with my house, which is about 96 years old this year. I think the woman who planted the roses in the yard planted them at the same time, and I can see she's got Mr. Lincoln in there, along with a very pretty yellow hybrid tea and some white icebergs. So I am thinking that this rose is probably in the same vintage.
As a plant, she's very vigorous and disease hardy, and she has little scent. She'd be 8 foot tall if I let her.
The picture in the vase looks like Peace. Peace was smuggled out of France and shipped to the Conard-Pyle Company in West Grove, PA during WWII. 'Peace' is the parent of many favorite modern roses. 'Peace' has a glossy foliage that is somewhat resistant to diseases. The children of 'Peace' have this glossy foliage. The ones I can remember right now include 'Princess of Monaco' and of course 'Chicago peace,' which is more pink. I researched the children of 'Peace' in the 90's and wrote an article, which I no longer have.


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KC Clark - Zone 2012-6a OHJuly 16, 2011
I just emailed John Himmelman, of "Discovering Moths" fame, because one of his websites I have bookmarked quit working. Anyway, I was looking at some of the websites that have links to his now missing website. I found a blog I thought folks here might like to follow. It is by a woman who is working on her PhD in entomology.
This is her old blog that she quit updating in May:
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How to post a reveal?
I'm not ready yet, but have been thinking about the best way to do this.
Tonight I finally read the post about how to post photos from the New to the Forum post, and at last taught myself photobucket and how to post multiple photos at once. In addition, I've read that others write up the whole reveal with all their details and everything in a word document (with the photo links embedded?) and then cut and paste the whole thing into a post. Is that right? Is that the best way?
I remember grumpydave's reveal and it was so easy to read and navigate.
Any good tips about the best way to do this?
Thought this would be a good thread for others to refer to in the future as well.
I'm curious too. Is photobucket the only way to do this? I've posted pics a few times only because I have found it takes me way too long to figure it out and it's not worth it. Admittedly, I'm not the brightest bulb. I will want to post a reveal though.
Good question! I finished my kitchen makeover almost six months ago, and while I have posted some photos of certain elements, I have not posted a total reveal for the same reasons...
Great idea to use word and then cut and paste. It would have been so much easier that way!
Can't wait to see the reveals!
On my reveal- I posted a before picture and then the same after view right underneath the before picture.
I used photo bucket and just copied the HTML links
Looks like we have at least 3 reveals coming our way!
So exciting!!
Actually, reveals are *supposed* to be posted in the Gallery section of the kitchens forum. To get to the Gallery section, click on the link near the top of the home page that lists all the thread topics, just above the first thread (the Sticky) where it says
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You will know you are in the Gallery because the background on the page is lavender behind the list of topics.
Although, over the last 3 years people have stopped posting their reveals over there as much. I assume because they didn't know that's what it was for. Plus maybe they wanted more attention/activity that seems to come on the Discussions side and think their post won't get as much attention over there ? And they think people don't know to go there and look.
There is a good reason there is a Gallery side for the Kitchens forum (most of the other forums on GW do not have a gallery!!) . . . If you post your reveal on the Discussions side, it will roll off the last page of the forum within 2-3 months at the most. If you post on the Gallery side, it will stay an open thread for about 3 years ! In addition to reveals, the gallery side is also used for threads that have lots of idea pictures that need to be saved in one location. For example, the 'pictures of pantries' thread that is currently on page 1 in the gallery.
Unfortunately, the gallery side seems to have turned into a place where newbies post (literally they just signed up that day and that was their first ever post) and they don't ever get responded to. In the past, someone would always come along and send the newbie a private message explaining how to use the forum, or post instructions right in their thread. Once they posted in the correct location, they would get lots of responses there. Also, if someone accidentally posted a reveal on the discussions side, one of the first responses was always to post their reveal over in the gallery instead.
I had an idea a while back and wonder what others would think about implementing this. What if we all got back to posting reveals on the gallery side. On the discussions side, we would have one thread titled "NEW Reveal in the Gallery". Whenever someone posts a new reveal in the Gallery side, they also go to 'new reveal' thread on this (discussions) side of the forum and post there something along the lines of "I have posted my new reveal in the Gallery". That would bump the 'new reveal' thread up onto page one and we would all see it and be notified to go over to the Gallery to check out the newest reveal. They could even post a link to their thread.
Thoughts ?
Angela, I love your idea! I didn't even realize that there was a Gallery side (I've never clicked that link). I have a reveal coming up soon, and will use your suggestion (with a link).
As for format - I have been thinking about how I will do it, and I plan to do some before and after, like a2gemini. I wish I had take pictures of the insides of all my old cabinets, instead of just the very worst ones!
I have a couple of things left to do before I take my final photos.


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I have some sort of peach ginger that I planted last summer. I had to take it inside over the winter and it's getting too big. It has a number of stalks and most are about 6' tall. The last one finished flowering about 2 weeks ago. Should I cut the stalks that have already bloomed back or will they continue to grow and bloom again? This plant is just getting way too big to have inside. I'd also love to know what kind it is if anyone can ID it from this pic.
Hi Karyn1, your ginger appears to be a Hedychium hybrid. These gingers will grow to 6 feet or so and bloom only once on each cane. Cutting off the old cane before it naturally yellows off will reduce the vigor of the next growth. There are lots of neat gingers which are of a more modest size that may fit your growing conditions better. kaempferiaguy
Oops! I already cut back a couple of the stems that had bloomed. How long does it take before they start to yellow? These just seem to get taller and taller. I'll leave the rest of the stems alone. Just about 2 more months than it can go back outside and I can have my foyer back.
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Pink, nude flesh tones permeate throughout the work of Aaron McElroy in his recent photo series 'I Lied.' Intimate and erotic, there is a convincing sense of narrative that makes his images more than just an attempt to give artistic credit to knickers, sweat patches and female body parts.
Jeneil Williams shot by Julia NoniPhotography // Thursday, July 03, 2014
Italian photographer Julia Noni is creating high demand for her alluring images, seeping into the art world with stunning editorial photographs. Her series for Vogue Germany's September 2013 issue showcases the photographer's skilled use of graphic shadows and brilliant treatment of texture. The photos, featuring model Jeneil Williams, hold a slight delicacy with painterly natural accents and rich complimentary colors.
A look inside Adrain Chesser's "The Return" published by Daylight BooksPhotography // Wednesday, July 02, 2014
Since 2006, self-taught photographer Adrain Chesser has been documenting a group of individuals who live nomadically, travel with the seasons and exist untethered by current society. They aspire to have a symbiotic relationship with the earth, "the Mother," and survive using traditional hunter-gatherer skills.
Michael Lundgren's "Matter"Photography // Wednesday, July 02, 2014
"Embracing a minimalist approach, the images navigate an octave of duality—burial and emergence, solidity and transience, deep and shallow time—the life of cells and the life of stone. The sequence is structured on the connotation of the images, building tension through color relationships and oscillating into black-and-white to enhance and disturb picture logic," says photographer Michael Lundgren.
Acacia Johnson's "Origins"Photography // Wednesday, July 02, 2014
In her photographic series "Origins", Acacia Johnson explores her roots through the landscape of her native state. The recent Rhode Island School of Design graduate and Alaska native has created a series that is both intimate and spacial. Johnson contrasts the vast and picturesque landscape with the close bond she has with her family in a way that draws the viewer into her world.
Matthew TammaroPhotography // Tuesday, July 01, 2014
Toronto raised, Los Angele-based photographer Matthew Tammaro works with color and composition in a manner that is strikingly unique. The artist initially pursued a degree in drawing and painting before dropping out for photography school, and his fine art background certainly makes sense after viewing his images.
"Magnum Contact Sheets" @ Milk GalleryPhotography // Tuesday, July 01, 2014
Magnum Contact Sheets is a new exhibition at Milk Studios that reveals how Magnum photographers have captured and edited their best shots from the 1930s to the present. The contact sheet, a direct print of a roll or sequence of negatives, is the photographer's first look at what he or she has captured on film, and provides a uniquely intimate glimpse into their working process.


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