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What to plant behind pond?
Can anyone recommend screen plantings against this back wall of our pond? The wall is 6', but we'd like something that would grow hight to screen out the neighbor's yard.
Unfortunately there is only 10-12" from pond to wall, and nothing but Bermuda grass has been there. Would like something that would be low maintenance, keep the weeds out and have minimal leaf drop.
Bamboo? Banana? Trumpet vine?
Thanks for any suggestions!
Water iris. But not the invasive yellow flag.
Thanks everyone! Does water iris grow out of water? There is drip irrigation running behind the pond, but they wouldn't be planted in th pond.
Thought of a trellis or pergola, but it's so close to the pond I'm paranoid of a post puncturing the pond liner.
But at least we could build it 2' higher than the wall to block the neighbors driveway.
Know of any vines that don't drop leaves?
Bamboo drops litter like crazy.
Trellis with vine is your best bet. You don't have to put the trellis in the ground--you can attach one to the wall. An alternative would be to add a wrought iron "fence topper" to the wall and plant the vine to one side of the ponds such that it goes up the wall in one spot and only fills in on the "fence topper". Trachelospermum jasminoides is what I would use--ALL plants drop foliage, but it's reasonably clean as plants go and the root system won't be a problem for your liner as Bamboo would be. It is slow to start--sits and does nothing the first year--but after that grows fast and gives a nice screen with dainty fragrant flowers just at this time of spring.
Paint the wall either dark green or the color of the stones in the pond.
What ever you planted there, you will regret, it will limit your access for maintance, and you will have to maintain that too.
It'll look nice, try paint.
You have nothing to loose, you could always plant something anyway.
Here's another option, coming from a sign guy... ;-)
You could contact a local sign shop and have a large digital print of any high resolution, large format photograph and apply it to the wall. There are several types of material that are specially formulated to stick to brick and concrete walls.You could have a long view of a lake, mountains, forest, even an undersea mural. Just one more option for you that most people don't think about....
Thanks so much for all of the advice! Butterfly, I already regret that the builders put the pond so close to the wall!
The bermuda and nut grass love it back there though. >:-(
The mural /photograph sounds interesting too...it would go with the 8'x8' of Boris Karloff in "Bride" that is on my dining room wall...he's relaxing between takes with a cup of tea and a cig...:-)
Be very careful about grass and bambo I redid my spill way and a couple months later I was tearing my hair out trying to figure where the leak was I had one of the ornamental grasses coming up through the liner in the newly rebuilt waterfall all that nice freshly turned moist soil was a magnet for the runners


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I have been growing a goji berry bush/tree outside for the past five years. It leafs out fine, but I get a sporadic number of blossoms and about six berries a year.
It gets about eight hours of sun, and I don't overwater it.
Any idea why it's not producing? Also, is it too late now (March 13) to prune it? Given our weird weather, who knows, right?
Thanks for any help.
I have been growing some Goji berry plants. They don't do well for me either - they always die back and regrow from the roots. I think our climate is a bit too harsh - the sources I have come across state zone 5 to be the lowest zone in the hardiness range.
Was worth a try, but personally I am done experimenting with this variety.
Hi I have 2 Goji Berry Plants I purchased in 2007 .They look great never had any blooms tho untill 2010 and no berries at that time even with temps of -15 ( lots of snow coverage) they did not die back, in 2011 had lots of blooms but only few berries. This year lots of blooms and still have berries even got enough to eat some lol.
I think I just need to put in two more plants I never realized I could propagate them my self duh, so I will try that. I tried dormant bare root plants first never lived then the potted plants and they are doing great. I lost touch with Timpanogos Nursery can't find them again , I did receive a newsletter from them (before my pc crashed) very informative. Could some one help me get in touch with them again ?


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A lot of folks who pressure wash also clean roofs, but do not hire someone to pressure wash your roof!! I am of the opinion that as long as debris is kept off the roof cleaning will not add to the life of a shingle roof and much damage can be done by a numbskull. The best cleaning is done with gently sprayed chemicals and a gentle rinse, NO PRESSURE ON THE SHINGLES.
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Date of Stay: January, 2015 - $7.00
Beautiful park with lots of daily activities. Also has an exercise room. Would definitely recommend for an extended stay. This was our first stay so got a week for $50, normally more. Short terms stay in unused long term spots. We camped at Saguaro Co-op Park (Escapee Only) in a Motorhome.
Good location to vist other area places
Date of Stay: January, 2015 - $7.00
This park is small, quiet, well maintained, clean, and tucked away nicely. Sites are good sized. People are welcoming and friendly--they actually have a welcome committee. Lots of groups and activities, if you are so inclined. Convenient location to visit Benson, Tombstone, Bisbee, Tucson, Wilcox. Club house with library, pool room, stage, kitchen, small gym, television, puzzles. Laundry room is small, but adequate. We really liked it here. We felt comfortable, safe, and relaxed. Would stay again for longer period. We camped at Saguaro Co-op Park (Escapee Only) in a Motorhome.
Benson, Bisbee, Tombstone, Tucson
Date of Stay: January, 2015 - $16.00
Of all the SKPs parks we've stayed at, this was the most welcoming, best organized, and most friendly park. The facilities are all first-class, and visitors are invited to participate in a multitude of activities are scheduled each day. We were fortunate to rent an absent owner's lot, with paved pad, landscaping, and casita patio, but there are plenty of traditional rental sites also. Good cable, nothing to block satellites, and strong Verizon cell/data. We camped at Saguaro Co-op Park (Escapee Only) in a Motorhome.
Convenient to Benson with a small Wal-Mart and Safeway and a variety of restaurants. Driving distance to many birding and historical sites, and an hour from central Tucson.
Date of Stay: December, 2014 - $17.00
Only there for one night but was impressed by the attractiveness of the park. Very well maintained and with a lovely mountain view. Mostly seasonal, as this is a co-op, and understandably quite popular as a winter destination. We camped at Saguaro Co-op Park (Escapee Only) in a Motorhome.
Benson is a nice-sized town and has plenty of amenities.
Date of Stay: November, 2014 - $17.00
Nice SKP co-op park. Unique buildings on many of the lots, well maintained park. Lots of in-park SKP type activities, and close to Tombstone, Bisbee, and Tucson. Lots of desert behind the park for hikes. Still close to trains that run all night, even without blowing their horns. We camped at Saguaro Co-op Park (Escapee Only) in a Motorhome.Undo
Date of Stay: October, 2014 - $20.00
Escapee rate plus electric (about $2.00 per night). Very nice Escapee CO-OP park. Well maintained, friendly neighbors, and inexpensive nightly rate. Wide roads are big rig friendly; FHU; cable and good Verizon cell/MiFi reception. Walmart nearby. Enjoy a fine Mexican dinner at Mi Casa in Benson. We stayed four nights. We camped at Saguaro Co-op Park (Escapee Only) in a Motorhome.Undo
Date of Stay: October, 2014 - $8.00
I think this my favorite campground to date. The resort was designed by and for fulltime RVers who are members of Escapees. The fulltime philosophy and common sense approach is evident everywhere from the wide, paved roads to the excellent and much used activity center. The sites are both deep and wide. Almost all of them are leased and sport various levels of improvements. Many have "casitas", which are small buildings with porches. The sites are all gravel but leaseholders decorate them with cactus gardens and other decorations. Here's the deal: when the leaseholder is out seeing the country, they can put their site in the rental pool. Travelers who rent don't have use of the casita, but generally there's a nice porch and other upgrades to enjoy. The lease program is so popular that there's a years-long waiting list for an opportunity to buy in! There are other sites that are set aside, some for short term visitors and others for long term visitors who come in for the winter. There are even paved no-hookup overnight spots.There are get-togethers every day and many activities. The property has no pool or spa and reservations are not accepted. Escapees facilities are famous for always finding a place for a traveler to park their RV even it has to temporarily be a spot with no hookups. The activity center has a large meeting room with a full-sized commercial kitchen, a large library, a workout room with modern equipment, and a crafts room. There's also a nice porch with a view of the valley below and the Dragoon Mountains. We camped at Saguaro Co-op Park (Escapee Only) in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
Date of Stay: April, 2014 - $18.00
If this park had free wifi it would be a 10. We were so impressed with this park - very neat and clean. Since the sites are leased each owner keeps their site to perfection. The amazing landscape committee then maintains the common grounds. We found a great weekly special to check out the park and enjoyed our visit. Our objective was to find a great place to spend the winter and this is near the top of our list. The Benson area is south of Tucson and has various historical sites worth visiting. We camped at Saguaro Co-op Park (Escapee Only) in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
Date of Stay: February, 2014 - $15.00
Probably the friendliest RV park we have ever stayed. This park has residents who care. They have a superb club house with constant activity, including a 6 day per week social hour between 4 and 5PM. This place, honestly, is better than home. There are historic sites surrounding the City of Benson, and you will never be bored. We camped at Saguaro Co-op Park (Escapee Only) in a Motorhome.Undo
Date of Stay: February, 2014 - $7.00
We tried this campsite at the recommendation of a friend who is an escapee member. They were offering a special that we could not resist of $50 for a week stay. Overall, the park is very clean and well maintained, but it just is not our type of park. It is too large for my tastes - really a small village, with everything that entails such as a club house and lots of activities. If that is what you are looking for, then this is definitely the park for you. There is no pool however, and the free Wi-Fi is only available in the clubhouse, which was quite a long walk away from where we were parked. Also, there is only one laundry and one shower area for the entire park. We will be staying at a smaller park with more amenities and fewer programmed activities next time we are in the area. We camped at Saguaro Co-op Park (Escapee Only) in a Motorhome.Undo
Date of Stay: January, 2014 - $10.00
Wow!! I can't think of any reason not to give this park a 10. This is a membership park called Escapees. My Mother suggested joining, which we did about two weeks ago. Great park which is centrally located to many wonderful local destinations. The staff are friendly, welcoming, and so helpful. The long term residents are open and friendly. Big bonus is the off leash area just outside the property line that provides miles of trails. The whole park is either paved or decorative gravel so the dust is at a minimum. They really show pride of ownership here. The rate reflects a great deal. They were offering, for a weeks stay. $50 for first time visitors plus about $20 for one week for electrical. We camped at Saguaro Co-op Park (Escapee Only) in a Motorhome.Undo
Date of Stay: March, 2013 - $14.00
People are very friendly in the park. The park is on a hillside so views are good. Nice club house. There is a workshop available. Propane on site. Good walking trails just outside the park. We intended to stay a week but stayed 2 weeks. We will most certainly be back. If there was shade I would have rated it higher. There is free wifi in the club house. We camped at Saguaro Co-op Park (Escapee Only) in a Motorhome.Undo
Date of Stay: June, 2012 - $9.00
This well organized and maintained Escapee park served as an excellent base camp for exploring the southeast Arizona area. We were assigned to a spacious site on the end with some landscaping including a tree. My recommendation, if possible, avoid allowing the staff to arbitrarily assigning your RV to a site. Check the sites first and see what is available. There are plain gravel sites with just the utilities, and other sites with landscaping, pads and even a few with shade trees. Free WiFi is available, only, in the extremely large and well equipped clubhouse. WiFi can be purchased from a private provider. An open area on the west side of the park offers trail bike riding and desert shrub hiking. This place is dark at night because those foolish security lights are lacking here. The place is two miles from the I-10 rail corridor. When the wind is right the train horns can be heard, well. I don't know how anybody in town can get any sleep with all the trains going by. Some Engineers really like the sound of their horns. The rate is a reflecting of one month stay. We will return, again. We camped at Saguaro Co-op Park (Escapee Only) in a Motorhome.Undo
Date of Stay: April, 2012 - $18.00
This park is spacious and the people are super friendly. All sites are built up a mountain and all have a stunning sunset view of the Dragoon Mountains. A swimming pool would make this place spectacular. The office personnel could not have been nicer. We've stayed in many parks and you get everything you pay for here. The price shown does not include the electric bill which was nominal. I would live in this park. It's wonderful. The town of Bensen is charming and has a small Super Walmart and a very nice Safeway with great produce, and ACE Hardware store. Again, you can sit out on your patio and everyone waves as they go by in the golf cart or car. It is very, very pet friendly. Make sure to visit Kartchner Caverns when you stay here. We camped at Saguaro Co-op Park (Escapee Only) in a Motorhome.Undo
Date of Stay: September, 2011 - $17.00
We found this to be an excellent RV Park for an overnight stay. It is a typical Escapee Co-Op Park for members only and a few sites with full hook-ups become available at times for traveling members. I recommend Escapee members check-in here first before taking a chance with one of the other Benson RV Parks, which are plagued by train noise. Our back-in site, 50 Amp, was extremely spacious and long enough for us to park the tow behind the Motorhome. We asked for a site with a view and we got one. The clubhouse is a state of the art community center, magnificent, and very large. The only thing missing here is a pool. The paved access roads are wide like a city street and the sites are well covered with ideal gravel. There are no bothersome street lights here so it appears to be an excellent place for star gazing. The place is far enough away from I-10 so traffic noise is non-existing. The passing trains can be heard. We stayed here for one night and look forward to a future stay for a longer period of time. We camped at Saguaro Co-op Park (Escapee Only) in a Motorhome.Undo
Benson is a nice-sized town and has plenty of amenities.mockturtle • December 2014
Convenient to Benson with a small Wal-Mart and Safeway and a variety of restaurants. Driving distance to many birding and historical sites, and an hour from central Tucson.Meanderman • January 2015
Good location to vist other area placesSmokinghawk49 • March 2015
Benson, Bisbee, Tombstone, TucsonMargaretL • March 2015
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Last Thursday, conservative pundit Ann Coulter was a guest on the daytime television show 'The View' on ABC. She spoke all of three sentences when host Whoopi Goldberg took offense to some of her comments. Coulter was on the show…>read moreNo Comment View Count: 89 October 1, 2012
Lindsay Lohan Has Scuffle with New York Man
Granted, LiLo hasn't always been on her best of behaviors, but what seems to have happened at a New York hotel on Sunday seems beyond explanation, as the police say "Nobody's been arrested, there's no assault," but Lohan's spokesman says…>read moreNo Comment View Count: 16 October 1, 2012
J.K. Rowling Debuts Adult Novel Five Years after Harry Potter
On Thursday, five years after publishing the last installment of the Harry Potter series, author J.K. Rowling is trying to work her magic on another reader audience – that of adult novels. According to analysts, the novel, 'Casual Vacancy' is…>read moreNo Comment View Count: 10 September 27, 2012
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Swan Lake lifts to dramatic heights in S.A. Symphony concert
By David Hendricks Staff Writer If an established quota existed for melody and harmony in orchestra concerts, the San Antonio Symphony's Friday night program blew past it by a mile. Anyone who likes to hum or whistle on their way home would have had many tunes from which to choose after this concert. A good […] [Read More]
Review: Motionhouse Dance Theater
By Jasmina Wellinghoff For the Express-News Here in San Antonio, we don't take water for granted. With little rain, depleted lakes and watering restrictions, we are aware of the value of water. In other places, they may have the opposite problem – too much rain, accompanied by floods. We depend on water but we sure […] [Read More]
10 acts you have to hear during Fiesta
Local acts and touring bands worth hearing during the 18-day run of Fiesta [Read More]
Funeral services set for former Casbeers co-owner
SAN ANTONIO – Funeral services for Steve Silbas have been finalized. A visitation for the former Casbeers co-owner, who died Tuesday, will be held at Sunset Funeral Home, 1701 Austin Highway, on Thursday from 5 to 8 p.m. Funeral service is set for 3 p.m. Friday, followed by a brief graveside ceremony. Call 210-828-2811. Silbas […] [Read More]
San Antonio writers take home Texas Institute of Letters Awards
San Antonio was well-represented in the winner's circle at this year's Texas Institute of Letters awards for writing published in 2013. Nan Cuba, founder of Gemini Ink and professor of literature at Our Lady of the Lake University, won the Steven Turner Award for best first published fiction for her debut novel "Body and Bread." The […] [Read More]
Student is youngest winner of Tejano Conjunto poster contest
Abel Hernandez, a 6th grader at Brentwood Middle School, is the winner of the 33rd annual Tejano Conjunto Poster Contest. Hernandez is the youngest winner in the history of the contest. He was awarded $1,000. The design features the San Antonio skyline in the body of a guitar. It will be used on promotional […] [Read More]
S.A. Rampage host Hockey and Heels on Saturday
SAN ANTONIO — Who doesn't like a little vino with their puck action? The San Antonio Rampage will host its second annual Hockey and Heels Night event Saturday before the game against the Texas Stars. The event begins at 4 p.m. inside the Terrace Restaurant at the AT&T Center. A $25 ticket includes a Rampage […] [Read More]
French & Michigan pops-up at Warehouse for Crider solo show
French & Michigan Gallery is hosting a pop-up reception for "Shannon Crider: The Ballad of Polynices," an exhibit of new work by the artist, who was featured in the 2013 Texas Biennial. The event is 2 p.m. May 3 at the Warehouse, 1119 S. St. Mary's (behind the Monterrey). A catalog of Crider's work will […] [Read More]
Booker T. flashback: Touring with … Neil Young?
The rock and soul legend, who plays the Empire Theatre tonight, helped make that odd-couple pairing work two decades ago. [Read More]
Sleigh Bells powers through White Rabbit set
Sleigh Bells vocalist Alexis Krauss doused herself in beer. She jumped into the crowd. She gave, as she said, "200 percent," even if her voice couldn't. Give Krauss credit for powering through a high-energy 51-minute set, hoarse vocals and all, to a Monday night crowd that was the band's third show in three nights. The […] [Read More]
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Francis Upritchard's Figurative Sculptures
Francis Upritchard has been making figurative sculptures—primarily using wire frames covered with a polymer modeling material that is then baked and painted—since 2006. Some hail from long-ago eras—protagonists of medieval mythology like the knight, the harlequin, the jester—while others are from the more recent past—beatniks, hippies, and other nonconformists.
The Tidy Kitchen
Unless you happened to be outside the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, Connecticut, in 1973, when Mierle Laderman Ukeles spent four hours scrubbing the stairs leading to the museum's main entrance, or you attended the opening of Janine Antoni's exhibition at the Anthony d'Offay Gallery in London in 1993, when the artist got on her hands and knees and mopped the floor with her hair, it is unlikely that you've entered a museum or gallery to be confronted by the quotidian subject of cleaning and maintaining the spaces in which we live and work.
Pedro Reyes and The People's United Nations
If recent headlines are a reliable barometer of the state of the world— "43 Missing Students, a Mass Grave and a Suspect: Mexico's Police"; "Egyptian Judges Drop All Charges against Mubarak"; "Boehner Says Obama's Immigration Action Damages Presidency"; "U.N. Panel Issues Its Starkest Warning Yet on Global Warming"— then it seems that we are living in an age of intense violence, unbridled corruption, purposeful gridlock, and such persistent environmental degradation that frequent drought, flooding, and hurricanes have become the new normal.
Remembering Robert Heinecken
Much has been written about his professional work. I was lucky enough to be able to enjoy his artistic process through visitations and dialogue with Robert long after my graduate school experience. He taught us all by example what the "heart of an artist" is. Art making was a joy to this artist. This I will never forget and I often think of what Robert would say as I make work today.
Robert Heinecken's Layers
Throughout his career, Robert Heinecken produced works that invariably incorporated photographic imagery. In the early 1960s he founded UCLA's photography department, one of the first of its kind, and remained closely involved in professional photographic associations. Yet he did not label himself a photographer, preferring instead "photographist" and "paraphotographer" to describe his artistic activities.
Public Engagement Flash Talk Reflections: Tom Danon on Mario Garcia Torres
Editing is a hard business to define: is it an art, a craft, a science? It's all those things, and a pretty boring technical process, too. One typical assumption about editing is that the editor's job is just taking out the bad parts. To most editors this is a profoundly annoying assumption. Not just because it is 100% wrong, but also because it's pretty much right, too.


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07 Jun 2011 10:47 GMT | Politics, Middle East, Saudi Arabia, Yemen
A coalition of Yemeni opposition parties has offered to talk with the country's vice-president about a political transition, but a high-ranking government source says no dialogue can take place until president Ali Abdullah Saleh returns to Yemen.
Sources from the Joint Meeting Parties (JMP) told Al Jazeera on Monday they were willing to talk with Abdu-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, Yemen's acting leader, about a transition.
Hadi was tasked with running the government after Saleh left for medical treatment in Saudi Arabia earlier this week.
But a source close to Saleh dismissed the JMP's offer as "ridiculous," and said no political dialogue could take place until Saleh returned. "Saleh is still the president of Yemen," the source said.
"The answer of the government was the following, that Saleh remains the ultimate constitutional authority of the government ... So basically, they are telling them 'sorry, we are not going to talk about it'," Al Jazeera's Hashem Ahelbarra said about the government's response.
"[The opposition is] under tremendous pressure from the thousands of pro-democracy activists across the country to take a very agressive role and jump in, reinforcing a new agenda in Yemen. If they fail to do that, definitely, they will lose more support in Yemen," Ahelbarra added.
Saleh was injured in an attack on his palace on Friday. He is believed to have undergone a surgery to remove shrapnel from his chest. He also reportedly suffers from burns over 40 per cent of his body.
Hadi said on Monday that Saleh's health was improving and that he "would return to the homeland in the coming days", but medical sources said he would need at least two weeks to recover in Saudi Arabia.
'An immediate transition'
Saleh's son and several of his nephews remain in Yemen, and they control powerful branches of the military and intelligence services, giving Saleh a continued grip on power even in his absence.
Hadi - typically a behind-the-scenes player in Yemeni politics - has kept a relatively low profile since Saleh's departure. It is unclear how much power he actually wields. He is still working from his office in the ministry of defence, while Saleh's son Ahmed has reportedly moved into the presidential palace.
American and European leaders have called for Saleh to hand over power to a new leader.
"We think an immediate transition is in the best interests of the Yemeni people," Hillary Clinton, secretary of state, said on Monday.
For her part, Catherine Ashton, the European Union's foreign policy chief, said she hoped Saleh would let his country "move on" while he sought medical treatment in Saudi Arabia.
More than 450 people have been killed in the unrest shaking the nation of 23 million since late January.
Fighting continues
Meanwhile, a Saudi-negotiated truce was holding shakily in Sanaa, the Yemeni capital, after two weeks of fighting between Saleh's forces and a powerful tribal group in which more than 200 people were killed.
Fighting raged between Yemeni troops and suspected al-Qaeda gunmen at the gates of Zinjibar, the southern city which had earlier fallen under the group's control.
Yemen's military said it had killed 30 of the group's fighters on Tuesday, including a local al-Qaeda leader.
Taiz, Yemen's second largest city, was reportedly seized by armed dissidents, following clashes with troops loyal to Saleh, Sheikh Hammoud Saeed al-Mikhlafi, the head of the tribal council in Taiz told the AFP news agency.
"I consider Taiz to have fallen under the control" of the dissidents, he said.
However, according to Al Jazeera's sources, a senior opposition member in Taiz denied these reports, saying the presidential palace and governor building were still in the hands of forces loyal to President Saleh.
He explained that security and army forces withdrew from major parts of Taiz on Monday, but that did not mean that pro-opposition tribal gunmen, and those who had defected, were controlling the city.
Sporadic clashes continued across Yemen and at least six people were killed on Monday after government supporters opened fire on opposition fighters.
Elsewhere, Saudi television reported that three border guards were killed by someone trying to sneak across the border from Yemen.
Source: Al Jazeera and agencies
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The electric guitar is an incredibly versatile instrument—you can use it to command a crowd's attention in a stadium or as a mediocre shovel at home. Watch artists who understand their tools with this GrouponLive deal.
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- Two tickets to see Frampton's Guitar Circus, featuring Peter Frampton, B.B. King, and Sonny Landreth
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- Door time: 6:30 p.m.
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- Year Frampton began playing guitar: 1966
- Accomplishments of 1978's Frampton Comes Alive!: made the live-double-album format popular; gave the world "Baby, I Love Your Way," "Show Me The Way," and "Do You Feel Like We Do"
- How you'll be able to augment your memories of the show: every show on the tour is being taped for a later digital release; Frampton randomly gives an autographed setlist to one lucky fan at every stop
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Eldad Gerb has submitted an application to become a Law Society bencher in the upcoming election. The Law Society of Upper Canada is governed by a board of directors (a.k.a. benchers) who, through their committee work and convocation meetings, set policy and determine other matters related to the governance of Ontario's lawyers and paralegals. The next bencher election is April 30, 2015. All lawyers in Ontario will be eligible to vote from April 13 to April 30, 2015. Eldad's Election Statement. Good luck, Eldad!
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Chronic Pain Conference, April 8, 2015
Once again, our firm is working with other personal injury and health care professionals to host a fundraiser for the Sunnybrook Hospital Foundation. In 2013, we raised almost $40,000 for Sunnybrook's kidney and renal unit. This year we hope to raise $80,000 to help fund a new helipad for the trauma unit. The fundraiser will be a continuing education programme, to take place at The Marriott Eaton Centre on Wednesday, April 8, 2015. The programme will focus on chronic pain in the context of the threshold for recovery of non-pecuniary general damages and health care costs under the Insurance Act. The event website is: NRVMS/DSF Conference. This will be an opportunity to hear leading medical experts, representing both the plaintiff's and defence perspectives, who will address the medical issues relating to chronic pain and the Bill 198 threshold. It will also be an excellent opportunity to network with other professionals in the field, including lawyers, insurers and health care professionals. The programme will qualify for 5.5 CPD hours with the Law Society of Upper Canada, so you can raise money for Sunnybrook Hospital and get CPD hours at the same time.
Annual Spring Meeting ("ASM"), May 7-9, 2015
Devry Smith Frank LLP will be attending Ontario Dental Association's conference as an exhibitor. The ASM is the Ontario Dental Association's signature dental conference and trade show. ASM15 marks the 148th year of one of North America's premier conventions that continues to be the prominent gathering place for all dental professionals. With 11,700 attendees, the ASM is held annually at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, South Building, in Toronto, Canada. We are looking forward to connect with dentists and their dental teams and have opportunity to interact with 300+ exhibiting companies who are there to demonstrate and teach attendees about new products, services and technology from across the globe. For more information about this trade show please visit ODA page.


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1970s book of fashion doll clothing patterns
kalmiopsis48March 1, 2012
In the 1970s when my kids were young I traced doll clothes patterns from a book at the public library that had patterns for the 12 1/2 inch fashion dolls - Barbie, etc. The patterns were simplified - most clothing items were cut in one piece and had only one or two seams. White glue was used to keep the edges from raveling, or the clothes were lined to make reversible items. Now my sister wants to make doll clothes for her granddaughters, and I've lost my patterns. Does anyone know the book I'm talking about and if so, can you tell me the title and author? The book was probably published in the 1970s, maybe even the late 60s. I'd really like to find it again. Thanks in advance.


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We previously published a report on the development of our site's flood control and defense infrastructure in October 2010. This is an update on that which goes on to describe some of our plans for developing that infrastructure more in the future. Just to recap on the basics of our situation: in times of rain,… Read more »
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Nepal – An Opportunity for Regeneration, Part II
Actual view from Mountain View Eco Farm site As some readers may remember, I wrote an article last August outlining my experience at the Sustainable Agriculture Development Program of Nepal, and of the farm manager's (Govinda Paudel) dream of establishing his own permaculture inspired education and demonstration farm. Well, at long last, Govinda has managed… Read more »
Working With Principles for Creating More Efficient Cooking Stoves (Ethiopia)
In rural Africa it's pretty hard to come by fuel sources which are a good alternative to wood. Gas is too expensive. Kerosene is also pretty expensive and quite a dirty fuel anyway. Wood also has the advantage that it burns quite slowly so that you can slow cook over a fire for several hours… Read more »
Help the Manda Wilderness Project (Mozambique)
Nelson Mandela once said that education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. Help to change the world by changing one life — the Manda Wilderness Agricultural Project's very own Assistant Manager and Agriculture Training Specialist, Hilda Cangoma. Your contribution, large or small, will help Hilda become the first… Read more »
Strawberry Fields Eco Lodge 4-Week Group Internship at PRI Master Plan Site, Konso, Ethiopia
There are those points in life where it's all up-hill struggle, when you know there's so much to be done that it's not even worth contemplating it all, you just have to keep your eyes on the ground in front of you and keep putting one foot in front of the other. Then there are… Read more »
Laikipia Permaculture Centre – a New Centre for Kenya
PRI Kenya starts the Laikipia Permaculture Centre, with the theme: Permaculture for Food Security and Environmental Sustainability in Kenya. School children using most of their time fetching firewood from great distances Location: Laikipia County, North of the Great Rift Valley, Kenya By putting up a permaculture training centre, this would translate into direct education on… Read more »
Food For Thought – Permaculture in Schools (South Africa)
Watch the video above, and be inspired. I suspect that if many of our schools had been incorporating this kind of permaculture education over the last few decades, the world would today be in a far better situation, as many of the adults and young adults of the present generation would now already be eco-literate… Read more »
A Maasai Tribesman Brings Permaculture to Kenya
On my last visit to Zaytuna Farm, in May 2012, I had the great pleasure of meeting Joseph Lentenyoi, the lead person behind the establishment of PRI Kenya. We sponsored Joseph by covering his flights and putting him through our 10-week Internship, to help him get permaculture systems on the ground in Kenya and beyond…. Read more »
Greening the Desert Internship 2012 – Greener than Ever
Our one month long internship at the Greening the Desert Project (the 'Sequel site') just ended. Ten students arriving from seven different countries were part of the first internship to take place at the project site in the Dead Sea Valley in Jordan. This will be a journey through pictures on what Geoff, Nadia, the… Read more »
Love Vs. Fear
Imagine if we could help someone change their life for the better permanently, in under three years. Or imagine being in direct contact with the people on the ground, turning their semi-desert home back to an abundant food forest using permaculture, perhaps even going over and helping out…. Imagine being able to offer advice and… Read more »
Video Spotlight on Kotare Village (New Zealand)
You'll enjoy this little video, a nice collage of thoughts and scenery and developing community integration. This is Kotare Village in the North Island of New Zealand, where PRI New Zealand (Koanga Institute) is making excellent headway into creating a model community where freedom of individual expression is combined with cohesion of collective purpose. And,… Read more »
Local Spotlight: But Don't We Need Economic Growth to Lift the Poor Out of Poverty? (Ghana)
This article was originally published on the Post Growth Institute Website. Farmers planting nitrogen fixing trees on their farms As a group challenging the growth paradigm, one of the most common questions that we hear is, 'But don't we need economic growth to lift the poor out of poverty?'. While growth has been successful to… Read more »