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Since i have had a problem with voles in the past I have planted my Salvia G. Black & Blue in large containers. Now that I have several new plants from rooted cuttings as well as seed I was considering putting a couple inground with a base of crushed egg shells. Would this work to deter them or should I try something like pea gravel or maybe a combination of the two.
LOL! I left myself wide open for that one. Yes he has tried to catch voles but they usually get to their little hole before he does when he is outside. I also have to keep him somewhat restrained otherwise he would destroy my beds trying to get to the squirrels and rabbits.
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Popular in the 1960s and early 1970s with more rare appearances in the 1980s, 1990s and the 2000s, the anthology-style horror film has made a solid resurgence in recent years with such portmanteau releases as The ABCs of Death films and the V/H/S series.
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Borders and settlements: The PLO agrees to more or less 2% land swaps across the 1967 line. Israel wants 6%–8%, with special provisions for the status of outlying settlements. The United States will weigh in with a 4%–5% map and phased withdrawal of all settlements beyond the new line, unless settlers choose to live under Palestinian law.
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Gaza: Both sides concur that the agreement applies to Gaza only after the strip has been reintegrated politically into the nascent Palestinian state.
Jerusalem: Israel agrees to a symbolic Palestinian capital on the city's outskirts with most of Arab East Jerusalem remaining Israeli. The PLO wants to partition the city roughly along ethnic lines, including control over most of the Old City. The United States proposes a Palestinian capital in most of East Jerusalem, a special administration for the Old City and a joint municipality.
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Holy places: Israel wants a stake in the Temple Mount and the Jerusalem Holy Basin that reflects its historical and religious roots. The PLO does not recognize these roots, and it demands exclusive control over the Mount. The United States suggests an international regime with Israeli and Palestinian participation.
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Refugees/right of return: The PLO wants Israel to absorb at least 100,000 1948 refugees and recognize the principle of return for all. Israel agrees to an expression of empathy for Palestinian suffering since 1948, on condition that Israel is recognized as a Jewish state. The United States backs the Jewish state demand and calls on Israel to accept a symbolic return defined as "family reunification" but not the principle of a wider right of.
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Water: The two sides agree that over a 10-year period, large quantities of desalinated water, generated with Israeli technology and financed by the international community, will become permanently available to the Palestinian state.
To sum it up, this exercise — and it is merely and emphatically a speculative exercise — produces a few areas of agreement and several of disagreement. Are trade-offs possible here between, say, Palestinian agreement on the refugee issue and Israeli agreement on a Palestinian capital in Jerusalem? If the negotiations get this far, a determined optimist like Kerry will press to continue in precisely that spirit. (Even more imaginative trade-offs could involve Israeli concessions to the PLO balanced by security aid from the United States, largesse from the European Union, open relations with Saudi Arabia and even Iran-related issues).
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This thread was inspired by some discussion about regional differences in alcohol rules, and it got me curious about some of the more absurd/outdated liquor laws that may be out there.
I think my jurisdiction (Ontario, Canada) has got to be one of the worst.
To start with, only the provincial government is allowed to sell bottled spirits. The LCBO (Liquor Control Board of Ontario) has a monopoly on selling all distilled spirits.
We also have a chain called the Beer Store that sells beer. However, it's owned jointly by AB Inbev and Molson Coors, so they only carry their own brands. Ironically, if you want craft beer, The Beer Store is the last place you should look. The LCBO has better beer selection than the Beer Store. However, the LCBO doesn't sell anything bigger than 6-packs. If you want a case, you have to go to the Beer Store.
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That said, they are open on Sundays, and the drinking age here is 19.
Across the border, in Quebec, the drinking age is 18, and they do sell beer in corner stores. Heck, they even sell beer in Costco.
Finally, the taxes here in Ontario are brutal. A case of 24 "domestic" beer will run you between $35-$45, plus bottle deposit ($0.10/bottle). Also, our bars are not allowed to have "Happy Hours" where drinks are discounted (because that encourages binge drinking, donchaknow). Around here, "Happy Hour" means 10-cent wings. We even have minimum pricing for alcohol. The Beer Store is legally prohibited from selling a case of 24 bottles of beer for less than $29.35. And restaurants/bars are not allowed to sell beer for less than they paid for it (no loss-leading allowed on alcohol). Meaning, "buck-a-beer" is technically illegal in Ontario.
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In North Carolina, all distilled spirits are sold through the ABC store. Beer is capped at 15% ABV, most(all?) counties have no sales of beer/wine before noon on Sunday. ABC is closed Sundays. Some counties are still completely dry. Some have a wet city within a dry county.
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In Tennessee, any beer over 6.5% ABV must be sold in liquor stores and beer below 6.5% can be sold anywhere. However, if you own a liquor store beer below 6.5% cannot be unless you have a completely separate retail space for said items. This results in many liquor stores that only have high gravity beer that gets treated as a red headed step child (low turnover, staff doesn't give a damn, etc).
NJ is decent. 10pm liquor store closings. Though some places shut down at 9pm. Grocery stores sell liquor. Tons of beer fests.
Florida is pretty legit. You can buy beer til like 2am at gas stations even.
Homebrewing is legal in both states. And you have some pretty good beer options. None of that abv% restriction crap.
Can't sell wine or liquor or wine at grocery. That is all!!
You asked.
Louisville KY is pretty good. Only beer in grocery stores, but we do have 4 am closing times and can buy liquor on Sundays. The rest if the state isn't as great.
I do remember visiting Toronto in college. Rolled in the first day at 9 pm, couldn't get beer anywhere except a bar. Guys at the gas station thought we were nuts for even asking about it.


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We have something called Mystery Guests, which are random guests that go into a location (unbeknownst to us CMs) and experience the service and so forth. These Mystery Guests then produce numerical scores and a write-up for the location and those specific CMs who served the MG. If you're curious what the top three restaurant locations are at DLR with the highest MG scores:
1. Club 33
2. Napa Rose
3. Plaza Inn
This is a couple months old, but I imagine it's roughly still the same.
I personally have never gotten an MG, but it's thanks to my co-workers at PI that we're up there so high! I was surprised we were ranked so high when we were told this a little while ago to highten morale.
Reading over that, I think some of my sentences are a little convoluted... Heh.


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Jon Meoli projects each pick in the first round of the NFL draft, which begins April 30 in Chicago. The Ravens have the 26th selection.
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The next Maryland basketball season is eight months away, which means there's plenty of time for the roster to change with a couple of more additions and, given the nature of the business, a couple of possible subtractions.
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Brenda Frese sat down at the dais and immediately gave a little jab at Maryland's former foes from its days in the ACC.
Maryland cornerback D'Andre Payne is back home.
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Matt Dunn, one of two starting defensemen who missed Maryland's 13-4 victory at Robert Morris on Tuesday, also sat out Sunday's 13-4 defeat of Big Ten Conference opponent Michigan at Byrd Stadium.
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Since graduating from Lebanon Valley College, Ryan Derfler '04 has been on what he describes as a "wild ride."
As a student at LVC, Derfler maximized his experience by participating in several unique opportunities—studying abroad in Perugia, Italy, spending a semester in Key West, and even helping develop a mural-making course at the College. "LVC was willing to entertain my passions and wild ideas," he said.
Derfler stands as proof for how the customizable liberal arts education made available at LVC prepares students not only for their first job after graduation, but for a lifetime of opportunities and success.
A business and philosophy double major with a studio art minor, he began working as an intellectual property rights salesperson, and spent his free time volunteering with Bridge of Hope, an organization with the mission to end and prevent homelessness for single mothers by matching them with trained mentor groups from within local church congregations.
He then worked as a corporate event specialist until an opportunity arose in Philadelphia, where he became the tour manager and director of business development for the City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program.
"At that point, the corporate environment had lost its initial appeal. Nonprofit was a better fit for me," Defler said.
Drawing from his interests previously explored at LVC, Derfler helped increase the quality of tour products and branding, and oversaw the design, construction, and all operations of an experience center in downtown Philadelphia.
Between 2007 and 2012, and during his work with the Mural Arts Program, Derfler was also represented as a model and actor for Reinhard Talent Agency, having bookings with QVC, Taco Bell, Bank of America, Calvin Klein, Tiffany & Co., Ralph Lauren, and others. He contacted an LVC alumnus working in NYC as a model for advice, whose guidance was "very valuable" and helped him become established in the field.
Despite living a successful life, having a stable management position in Philadelphia, and winning awards, all while only several years out of college, Derfler still felt what he describes as "emptiness," prompting a renewal of his Christian faith.
"As a philosophy student, I had explored those big questions that faith gets at. There are bigger things than what you do for your job, and my eyes were opened to that," he said.
Soon, he found himself amid "crazy circumstances and deep friendships," which led to another career move.
In 2012, a recruiter contacted Derfler via LinkedIn regarding a ministry opportunity in San Jose, Calif. Just before flying across the country for an interview, his talent agent contacted him letting him know that he had been selected for a role in an upcoming film. After considering staying on the East Coast, he turned down the acting offer and accepted the ministry position.
Derfler now lives in Campbell, Calif. and is the director of experience for Cityteam International, a nonprofit organization that serves the poor, homeless, and lost in communities around the world. He currently works to create new events and coordinates internal and external special projects, along with partnerships and investments.
Derfler feels that his move has affected him positively. "I work as a servant in the community, which has made me much more gracious and invested in the people around me," he said.
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for Everyoneby A verified traveler
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Fantastic Hotel - a must if you're staying in Bologna !!!
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the perfect hotelPosted Dec 15, 2014 on Hotels.com
this hotel is simply perfect you feel almost like you are at home.I travel a lot and this hotel is my favorite
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Laisser-allerPosted Nov 24, 2014 on Hotels.com
Sur deux nuits,nous arrivons le deuxième soir,chambre pas faite,pas de chauffage dans la chambre et on nous a mis un petit radiateur d'appoint....
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Bewst of the best!Posted Nov 18, 2014 on Hotels.com
Everything fantastic!! Best of the best.
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Marvelous, great location!Posted Nov 17, 2014
Pros: Location and just a beautiful property.
Cons: Absolutely nothing
Location: Many beautiful sights to see and wonderful restaurants to visit.
We were there for a convention. They are centrally located within easy walking distance to many marvelous restaurants, bars and sights. The hotel is a grand hotel, very classy. The staff was extremely accommodating when we wanted to change our room. The city is crazy to manage with a car, which we had. They were very helpful in getting us to and from the hotel.
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The Best of the BestPosted Nov 11, 2014 on Hotels.com
Perfect. As good or better than 4Seasons. Like george the 5th in Paris although the staff is warmer. Had room service and everything arrived hot and quickly. Could not ask for a better stay.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Newport Beach CA
Wonderful stay in BolognaPosted Nov 4, 2014
We stayed for 5 nights and had a wonderful experience. The room was cleaned twice a day, the staff were so friendly and accommodating, the breakfast delicious and the location perfect. The only caution is that the drinks in the hotel bar are very very expensive so save your money and go out to any of the many local bars in the area instead. We will definitely come back- wonderful experience!
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A luxurious gem in the heart of BolognaPosted Oct 31, 2014
Pros: The staff - genuine, friendly, always ready with a smile. The weather forecast delivered each evening.....and the chocolates on the pillow.
Cons: Nothing.
We had a wonderful stay at this hotel, returning to the UK on 30th October. The hotel truly lives up to its five stars. Everything, from the room, the restaurant, the facilities are excellent - however there are two things which really stand out: firstly the staff - they are amazing. They will do anything to help and they do it with a genuine smile. This applies to the lovely gentleman who opens the front doors, to the reception staff, to the breakfast staff. Secondly, don't miss breakfast!! It's historic!! The central location makes it an excellent base for sight seeing and shopping. The station is ten minutes walk away and the airport bus stops practically across the road from the hotel.
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Excellent LocationPosted Oct 30, 2014
Good Hotel The only thing I missed was the tea coffee facilities which are not available in the room. Guess I've got used to the UK hotels.
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Elegant hotel in centre of BolognaPosted Oct 27, 2014
Pros: Luxurious - lovely furniture and fabrics. Nice staff. Good breakfast. Great position - two minutes walk from the Piazza Maggiore. Elegant restaurant.
Cons: Rooms at the front of the hotel a bit noisy at night - traffic on cobbles is loud!
Location: Right in the centre of Bologna. Near the Piazza Maggiore, museums, churches, restaurants, the two towers.Walking distance to the station.
Enjoyed a comfortable stay in this hotel with helpful and friendly staff. Walked to all the main sights. Got a no 20 bus outside the hotel to the porticata. Walked 15 minutes to station for trains to a wide selection of destinations. (Ravenna was great). Had one meal in the hotel - expensive but a treat. Lots of restaurants nearby - the Caminetto d'Oro was the best.


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Pablo Guzman Quoted in Lawyers Weekly on Anton Piller Orders
Source: Lawyers WeeklySeptember 09, 2013
Davis LLP's Pablo Guzman was quoted in the September 6, 2013 edition of Lawyers Weekly in an article discussing a recent Québec Court of Appeal decision that has clarified a lonstanding point of dispute in Anton Piller orders. The court has ruled that litigants do not have automatic access rights to evidence seized through the execution of an Anton Piller order.
Pablo observes, "It's a very sound judgment that reminds us that an Anton Piller order is not meant to obtain evidence. An Anton Piller order is meant to freeze evidence, to protect rights and to protect it from being destroyed."


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It is Halloween and Universal Studios Home Entertainment has given fans a nice treat with the Blu-ray release of the Horror Starter Pack (Land of the Dead, Dawn of the Dead, and The Thing). All three films look great on Blu-ray and are perfect for watching during the spooky season.
The three films come with U-Control that allows Picture in Picture access to behind the scenes making of the movies and interviews. The reasonable price helps sell the set as does how great all three movies look with Blu-ray's 1080p picture.
Although it doesn't fit the zombie feel of the other two films, the main reason I wanted this set was John Carpenter's sci-fi/horror classic The Thing. The movie has always been one of my favorites, and I was amazed at how clear the picture looked on Blu-ray.
The film sees Carpenter once again teaming with Kurt Russell for a remake of the classic The Thing From Another World. It was released in 1982 and follows a twelve-man team at a remote Antarctic research station.
The group has to deal with a revived alien who has the ability to become anyone it comes in contact with, and things get bloody fast. The group slowly turns on each other as the movie plays out, and you are never really sure who the alien has killed and replaced. Tension continues to build throughout the movie, and Carpenter uses every bit of his cold and isolated setting to help sell the horror of what is happening on screen.
In my opinion, this is one of John Carpenter's best films and it still manages to hold up to today's standards – despite some dated technology and effects. Russell is at his best in the film and brings a lot of depth to a character that could easily be a bit of a joke (especially when he is sporting the giant hat).
The film really looks great on Blu-ray, but the crystal clear picture does hurt some of the value of the effects – which were done before the days of CGI dominated movies. At times, the blood looks a little too fake, and the creatures a little too rubbery.
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Zack Snyder (300) remakes zombie master George A. Romero's classic Dawn of the Dead, and succeeds in delivering a good flick – even if it lacks some bite from time to time. The film stars Mekhi Phifer, Sarah Polley, Ving Rhames, and Jake Weber.
It appears the dead have returned and they are really hungry so they naturally head to the mall to snack on a group of survivors. The group uses the mall like a castle that is under siege while trying to figure out a way to get past the dead without becoming lunch.
Snyder fills the film with gory moments, plenty of heads popping off, lots of blood, and even a scare or two. The film doesn't quite feel as good as Romero's original, but it does manage to keep some of the elements that made the original a classic. You have to love all the little things (such as the elevator music) that bring a laugh – even when the blood is spraying all over the screen.
With the exception of the zombie birthing scene, I really enjoyed Dawn of the Dead, and the film looks great on Blu-ray. The picture really helps you pick up all the gooey gory details of the zombie make-up effects, and the brain bits that go flying when the heads go pop. The action is a little over-the-top, but it is a fun film that will keep horror and gore fans happy.
Again, the Blu-ray release feels a little light on special features compared to the DVD release. The release includes a nice commentary from Snyder and producer Eric Newman, and the in-depth look at the film through the Picture in Picture function on U-Control.
Finally, the set includes zombie icon George A. Romero's return to the undead with the 2005 release of Land of the Dead. The film stars Simon Baker, Dennis Hopper and John Leguizamo.
The dead have pretty much taken over the world, and one city has carved out a resemblance of an existence thanks to a group of fighters who roam the ruins for supplies. The city is ruled by Hopper's character and it is clear the actor is having fun in the film. He chews the scenes and brings his own icon status to the character.
Thinking life can finally start again, the city has broken back into the upper and lower class structure, and you would think it was life as normal if you lived with the upper class. Of course, everything changes when the zombies arrive and show they don't care if you are rich or poor – it appears they both taste the same.
From then on, the film is a classic zombie flick – with lots of action, gore, and a few scares. While this isn't Romero at his best, the film is worth watching and lots of fun if you are a fan of the genre.
Like the other releases in the set, Land of the Dead looks and sounds fantastic on Blu-ray. Along with the Picture in Picture function of U-Control, the disc comes loaded with some nice features that take you into the making of the film, and gives you a look at the zombie creation. It also features commentary from Romero with producer Peter Grunwald and editor Michael Doherty.
Despite lacking some needed special features on The Thing, Universal Studios Home Entertainment's Horror Starter Pack is a good treat for Halloween or any fan wanting to boost their Blu-ray collection. All the movies look and sound great on the format, and each has something to offer fans of the horror genre.
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"I don't want to see Medicare turn into a welfare program, which is what it would be if wealthier people didn't benefit from it or had a significantly reduced benefit," Rep. Keith Ellison, D-Minn., told ABC's George Stephanopoulos on Sunday. "It needs to be something shared that Americans are all in, that we all participate in and we all contribute to." Ellison is co-chairman of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, which opposes any cuts to Medicare or Social Security benefits.
The strategic rationale for this position is that reducing or eliminating retirement subsidies for people who can easily get by without them would spoil the illusion that all of us are "entitled" to those benefits because we have "earned" them through our "contributions." In reality, Medicare and Social Security are funded through intergenerational transfers from relatively poor workers to relatively affluent retirees.
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Furthermore, Medicare and Social Security already are transfer programs; they are just poorly targeted. If the aim is to prevent the elderly from sinking into poverty or to ensure that they can obtain the medical care they need, it hardly makes sense to use payroll taxes extracted from middle- and working-class employees to cut monthly checks to Michael Bloomberg or subsidize prescription drugs for Ross Perot.
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From the heartfelt to the lighthearted, they included the joke that after decades of trying, Burton had finally succeeded in transferring New Hampshire's government seat from Concord to his beloved North Country.
He arrived at the door of the historic Mount Washington Hotel in the center of the White Mountains, where the sun broke through in time for a brief Governor and Executive Council meeting. A large contingent of well-wishers that included many public servants, both of the Granite State's U.S. senators and half the governors he served over the years, was waiting for him in the Gold Room.
To a round of laughter in the packed meeting room, Burton said, "I always had to keep an eye on District 4. It seems like we haven't done enough for Manchester."
A ceremony across the highway from the hotel followed the council meeting and marked the opening of a new scenic overlook.
"On behalf of the people of New Hampshire, from the bottom of our hearts, thank you for making your life's work the people's work. Thank you for touching our lives and strengthening our state. We will be forever grateful," Hassan said.
Summing up his 35 years in office, Burton said it "adds up to only one thing, public service," prompting a loud round of applause that closed the meeting.
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