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new to peonies! this info must be on here somewhere, but what do i do in the fall? fertilize? cut back? mulch?
Hi, I'm in ohio so I don't know what you would do there differently but I have always had peonies. After the season when they start dying out i cut them down to about 4 inch stems. they will eventually die back completely and you will not see much except some dead wood through the winter. In the spring when your cleaning up you will be able to seethem sprouting up, get rid of any old growth and they will come up all new again! I mulched as a matter of course but not sure if it's necessary. they are the best plant! good luck!
Cut them back and forget about them till spring. If you mulch them remember that you'll need to pull the mulch back from the crown in the spring so that the eyes are no deeper in the dirt than two inches or less. Otherwise, you will not get blooms.
Just make sure you do good fall clean up and you'll be doing yourself and the peonies a favor. I don't fertilize my peony and they do just fine.
Please help!!!
I recently moved into a new home in Pennsylvania (zone 6) and don't know a soul. I was given a layout of the current garden and the former owner (who left no forwarding # or address) gave me a garden layout which includes a 20 foot narrow garden of Sarah Bernhard peonies. She stated that they are very hardy and have never needed to be staked. They were planted 5 years ago. At the height of bloom season (spring) they are about 5 feet tall. Since I just moved in on the 1st of October I am now looking at all the stalks and leaves lying on top of each other (very thick stalks); however nothing appears to be rotting, just some leaf petals are starting to get brown but are still attached to the stems. I'm new to gardening so I need details. Is cutting foilage back to 2" above ground virtually mean cutting every stalk right to the ground? I'm so afraid of killing these gorgeous flowers. With the little research I've done, I'm just not sure if the Sarah Bernhardts are a tree, hervaceous or intersectional. As you can see I've never grown peonies before but based on the pictures I'd like to start expanding my current garden. Help... the first frost is just around the corner. What do I do??
i transplanted a few potted peony plants to the ground last summer, then cut back the dead buds and dead leaves in the fall. however, i neglected to cut the stems down, i am knew to gardening (especially peonies, which seem to be quite particular). have i done something detrimental by not cutting the stems back? will the plant not sprout this summer?
i'm a little worried. i'm planning to cut them back now, but is it too late? should i still do it or should i not bother? what can i expect?
also, i have them planted beneath a dogwood in my yard (in new jersey), is this an alright location?
help! thank you in advance for your assistance and advice.
Coolbirth it sounds from your description that your peony may be a tree peony. If it is, should have a woody stem, you do not cut them back. Just wait to see where the buds appear before you do anything drastic. You may have new stems come up fro the soil with a tree peony but the leaves should look different from a regular peony. If you have the labels to look up the names it would help identify them.


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Sorry to be a bother. I am 83 and I just don't remember as well anymore. I really have enjoyed this forum, but as I still have 50 years more work to do, I don't get as much time as I would like to study the wonderful insights.
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New Countertop, how many holes?
We are having a new counter top installed in out kitchen and it will have the under counter sink mount. Thus, it is possible to "design" the sink for the faucet setup you like.
1) just two holes, one for the single handle spigot with a pull out spray hose and one for a soap dispenser.
2) just get the usual/standard 4 holes that will accept anything in the future but will require a cover plate to cover the two unused holes for the number "1" arrangement.
What's the thinking? Is "1" more modern, or cleaner and easier to clean?
I suppose one could drill or have drilled more holes later if they took the first choice and later decided they wanted separate hot cold handles, for example.
This may be a better question for the "Remodeling Forum"... all aesthetic.
I remodeled my kitchen about 8 years ago, and one of the things I've found to be my favorite items is the single hole faucet w/ integrated pullout sprayer. It is so easy to keep the countertop around the sink clean with just a single fixture to clean around. I even opted against having an in-counter soap dispenser (didn't want to have to climb under a sink to refill it once a month, especially with the disposal in the way) and instead keep a stainless steel soap/lotion dispenser filler with a hand/dish soap on the counter beside the faucet - again, easier to clean because I can just pick it up to clean it and the counter. So, I just had a single hole drilled for my faucet, and haven't regretted the choice at all - just the opposite, I'm glad I made that choice.
What are the shortcomings of your existing arrangements?
How many model homes have you visited?
The "KISS" principal is, "keep it simple stupid" but only if it fits.
Because of the clutter associated with under-mount sinks, post drilling may be expensive.
I also posted on the Kitchen/Bath forum and was convinced that a single hole (plus a second hole for a soap dispenser) was the way to go.
I had originally figured get all 4 holes, as that was an option, no extra cost for "extra" holes. Still I have been using a three hold faucet with a pull out sprayer head (love that feature, works so much better than the separate spray hose) and a soap dispenser in the "spray" hole. Two of the holes are really not used, just hold down the over cover. So, the arrangement we have would work with just two holes... and the cleaner look sounds good to me. I have looked at displays and like the cleaner look of a single hole for the faucet/sprayer.
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Lay over in San Jose before flying to NY
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While visiting us, our guests are supplied with cable television that can be located in every single hotel room. Take a cool drink and snack from our convenient minibar.
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Location - beachfront. 233 fully equipped rooms and suites. Panoramic rooftop with pool, fitness, sauna and bar. The hotel offers 7 meeting rooms and a business center with 6 workstations. The restaurant ranks amongst the best in Rio. Free transfer from hotel to airports.
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13.Senlin: His Dark Origins
Senlin sits before us, and we see him.
He smokes his pipe before us, and we hear him.
Is he small, with reddish hair,
Does he light his pipe with meditative stare,
And a pointed flame reflected in both eyes?
Is he sad and happy and foolish and wise?
Did no one see him enter the doors of the city,
Looking above him at the roofs and trees and skies?
'I stepped from a cloud', he says, 'as evening fell;
I walked on the sound of a bell;
I ran with winged heels along a gust;
Or is it true that I laughed and sprang from dust? . . .
Has no one, in a great autumnal forest,
When the wind bares the trees,
Heard the sad horn of Senlin slowly blown?
Has no one, on a mountain in the spring,
Heard Senlin sing?
Perhaps I came alone on a snow-white horse,--
Riding alone from the deep-starred night.
Perhaps I came on a ship whose sails were music,--
Sailing from moon or sun on a river of light.'
He lights his pipe with a pointed flame.
'Yet, there were many autumns before I came,
And many springs. And more will come, long after
There is no horn for me, or song, or laughter.
The city dissolves about us, and its walls
Become an ancient forest. There is no sound
Except where an old twig tires and falls;
Or a lizard among the dead leaves crawls;
Or a flutter is heard in darkness along the ground.
Has Senlin become a forest? Do we walk in Senlin?
Is Senlin the wood we walk in, --ourselves,--the world?
Senlin! we cry . . . Senlin! again . . . No answer,
Only soft broken echoes backward whirled . . .
Yet we would say: this is no wood at all,
But a small white room with a lamp upon the wall;
And Senlin, before us, pale, with reddish hair,
Lights his pipe with a meditative stare.
Senlin, walking beside us, swings his arms
And turns his head to look at walls and trees.
The wind comes whistling from shrill stars of winter,
The lights are jewels, black roots freeze.
'Did I, then, stretch from the bitter earth like these,
Reaching upward with slow and rigid pain
To seek, in another air, myself again?'
(Immense and solitary in a desert of rocks
Behold a bewildered oak
With white clouds screaming through its leafy brain.)
'Or was I the single ant, or tinier thing,
That crept from the rocks of buried time
And dedicated its holy life to climb
From atom to beetling atom, jagged grain to grain,
Patiently out of the darkness we call sleep
Into a hollow gigantic world of light
Thinking the sky to be its destined shell,
Hoping to fit it well!--'
The city dissolves about us, and its walls
Are mountains of rock cruelly carved by wind.
Sand streams down their wasting sides, sand
Mounts upward slowly about them: foot and hand
We crawl and bleed among them! Is this Senlin?
In the desert of Senlin must we live and die?
We hear the decay of rocks, the crash of boulders,
Snarling of sand on sand. 'Senlin!' we cry.
'Senlin!' again . . . Our shadows revolve in silence
Under the soulless brilliance of blue sky.
Yet we would say: there are no rocks at all,
Nor desert of sand . . . here by a city wall
White lights jewell the evening, black roots freeze,
And Senlin turns his head to look at trees.
It is evening, Senlin says, and in the evening,
By a silent shore, by a far distant sea,
White unicorns come gravely down to the water.
In the lilac dusk they come, they are white and stately,
Stars hang over the purple waveless sea;
A sea on which no sail was ever lifted,
Where a human voice was never heard.
The shadows of vague hills are dark on the water,
The silent stars seem silently to sing.
And gravely come white unicorns down to the water,
One by one they come and drink their fill;
And daisies burn like stars on the darkened hill.
It is evening Senlin says, and in the evening
The leaves on the trees, abandoned by the light,
Look to the earth, and whisper, and are still.
The bat with horned wings, tumbling through the darkness,
Breaks the web, and the spider falls to the ground.
The starry dewdrop gathers upon the oakleaf,
Clings to the edge, and falls without a sound.
Do maidens spread their white palms to the starlight
And walk three steps to the east and clearly sing?
Do dewdrops fall like a shower of stars from willows?
Has the small moon a ghostly ring? . . .
White skeletons dance on the moonlit grass,
Singing maidens are buried in deep graves,
The stars hang over a sea like polished glass . . .
And solemnly one by one in the darkness there
Neighing far off on the haunted air
White unicorns come gravely down to the water.
No silver bells are heard. The westering moon
Lights the pale floors of caverns by the sea.
Wet weed hangs on the rock. In shimmering pools
Left on the rocks by the receding sea
Starfish slowly turn their white and brown
Or writhe on the naked rocks and drown.
Do sea-girls haunt these caves--do we hear faint singing?
Do we hear from under the sea a faint bell ringing?
Was that a white hand lifted among the bubbles
And fallen softly back?
No, these shores and caverns are all silent,
Dead in the moonlight; only, far above,
On the smooth contours of these headlands,
White amid the eternal black,
One by one in the moonlight there
Neighing far off on the haunted air
The unicorns come down to the sea.
Senlin, walking before us in the sunlight,
Bending his small legs in a peculiar way,
Goes to his work with thoughts of the universe.
His hands are in his pockets, he smokes his pipe,
He is happily conscious of roofs and skies;
And, without turning his head, he turns his eyes
To regard white horses drawing a small white hearse.
The sky is brilliant between the roofs,
The windows flash in the yellow sun,
On the hard pavement ring the hoofs,
The light wheels softly run.
Bright particles of sunlight fall,
Quiver and flash, gyrate and burn,
Honey-like heat flows down the wall,
The white spokes dazzle and turn.
Senlin, walking before us in the sunlight,
Regards the hearse with an introspective eye.
'Is it my childhood there,' he asks,
'Sealed in a hearse and hurrying by?'
He taps his trowel against a stone;
The trowel sings with a silver tone.
'Nevertheless I know this well.
Bury it deep and toll a bell,
Bury it under land or sea,
You cannot bury it save in me.'
It is as if his soul had become a city,
With noisily peopled streets, and through these streets
Senlin himself comes driving a small white hearse . . .
'Senlin!' we cry. He does not turn his head.
But is that Senlin?--Or is this city Senlin,--
Quietly watching the burial of the dead?
Dumbly observing the cortège of its dead?
Yet we would say that all this is but madness:
Around a distant corner trots the hearse.
And Senlin walks before us in the sunlight
Happily conscious of his universe.
In the hot noon, in an old and savage garden,
The peach-tree grows. Its cruel and ugly roots
Rend and rifle the silent earth for moisture.
Above, in the blue, hang warm and golden fruits.
Look, how the cancerous roots crack mould and stone!
Earth, if she had a voice, would wail her pain.
Is she the victim, or is the tree the victim?
Delicate blossoms opened in the rain,
Black bees flew among them in the sunlight,
And sacked them ruthlessly; and no a bird
Hangs, sharp-eyed, in the leaves, and pecks the fruit;
And the peach-tree dreams, and does not say a word.
. . . Senlin, tapping his trowel against a stone,
Observes this tree he planted: it is his own.
'You will think it strange,' says Senlin, 'but this tree
Utters profound things in this garden;
And in its silence speaks to me.
I have sensations, when I stand beneath it,
As if its leaves looked at me, and could see;
And those thin leaves, even in windless air,
Seem to be whispering me a choral music,
Insubstantial but debonair.
"Regard," they seem to say,
"Our idiot root, which going its brutal way
Has cracked your garden wall!
Ugly, is it not?
A desecration of this place . . .
And yet, without it, could we exist at all?"
Thus, rustling with importance, they seem to me
To make their apology;
Yet, while they apologize,
Ask me a wary question with their eyes.
Yes, it is true their origin is low--
Brutish and dull and cruel . . . and it is true
Their roots have cracked the wall. But do we know
The leaves less cruel--the root less beautiful?
Sometimes it seems as if there grew
In the dull garden of my mind
A tree like this, which, singing with delicate leaves,
Yet cracks the wall with cruel roots and blind.
Sometimes, indeed, it appears to me
That I myself am such a tree . . .'
. . . And as we hear from Senlin these strange words
So, slowly, in the sunlight, he becomes this tree:
And among the pleasant leaves hang sharp-eyed birds
While cruel roots dig downward secretly.
Rustling among his odds and ends of knowledge
Suddenly, to his wonder, Senlin finds
How Cleopatra and Senebtisi
Were dug by many hands from ancient tombs.
Cloth after scented cloth the sage unwinds:
Delicious to see our futile modern sunlight
Dance like a harlot among these Dogs and Dooms!
First, the huge pyramid, with rock on rock
Bloodily piled to heaven; and under this
A gilded cavern, bat festooned;
And here in rows on rows, with gods about them,
Cloudily lustrous, dim, the sacred coffins,
Silver starred and crimson mooned.
What holy secret shall we now uncover?
Inside the outer coffin is a second;
Inside the second, smaller, lies a third.
This one is carved, and like a human body;
And painted over with fish and bull and bird.
Here are men walking stiffly in procession,
Blowing horns or lifting spears.
Where do they march to? Where do they come from?
Soft whine of horns is in our ears.
Inside, the third, a fourth . . . and this the artist,--
A priest, perhaps--did most to make resemble
The flesh of her who lies within.
The brown eyes widely stare at the bat-hung ceiling.
The hair is black, The mouth is thin.
Princess! Secret of life! We come to praise you!
The torch is lowered, this coffin too we open,
And the dark air is drunk with musk and myrrh.
Here are the thousand white and scented wrappings,
The gilded mask, and jeweled eyes, of her.
And now the body itself, brown, gaunt, and ugly,
And the hollow scull, in which the brains are withered,
Lie bare before us. Princess, is this all?
Something there was we asked that is not answered.
Soft bats, in rows, hang on the lustered wall.
And all we hear is a whisper sound of music,
Of brass horns dustily raised and briefly blown,
And a cry of grief; and men in a stiff procession
Marching away and softly gone.
'And am I then a pyramid?' says Senlin,
'In which are caves and coffins, where lies hidden
Some old and mocking hieroglyph of flesh?
Or am I rather the moonlight, spreading subtly
Above those stones and times?
Or the green blade of grass that bravely grows
Between to massive boulders of black basalt
Year after year, and fades and blows?
Senlin, sitting before us in the lamplight,
Laughs, and lights his pipe. The yellow flame
Minutely flares in his eyes, minutely dwindles.
Does a blade of grass have Senlin for a name?
Yet we would say that we have seen him somewhere,
A tiny spear of green beneath the blue,
Playing his destiny in a sun-warmed crevice
With the gigantic fates of frost and dew.
Does a spider come and spin his gossamer ladder
Rung by silver rung,
Chaining it fast to Senlin? Its faint shadow
Flung, waveringly, where his is flung?
Does a raindrop dazzle starlike down his length
Trying his futile strength?
A snowflake startle him? The stars defeat him?
Through aeons of dusk have birds above him sung?
Time is a wind, says Senlin; time, like music,
Blows over us its mournful beauty, passes,
And leaves behind a shadowy reflection,--
A helpless gesture of mist above the grasses.
In cold blue lucid dusk before the sunrise,
One yellow star sings over a peak of snow,
And melts and vanishes in a light like roses.
Through slanting mist, black rocks appear and glow.
The clouds flow downward, slowly as grey glaciers,
Or up to a pale rose-azure pass.
Blue streams tinkle down from snow to boulders,
From boulders to white grass.
Icicles on the pine tree melt
And softly flash in the sun:
In long straight lines the star-drops fall
One by one.
Is a voice heard while the shadows still are long,
Borne slowly down on the sparkling air?
Is a thin bell heard from the peak of silence?
Is someone among the high snows there?
Where the blue stream flows coldly among the meadows
And mist still clings to rock and tree
Senlin walks alone; and from that twilight
Looks darkly up, to see
The calm unmoving peak of snow-white silence,
The rocks aflame with ice, the rose-blue sky . . .
Ghost-like, a cloud descends from twinkling ledges,
To nod before the dwindling sun and die.
'Something there is,' says Senlin, 'in that mountain,
Something forgotten now, that once I knew . . .'
We walk before a sun-tipped peak in silence,
Our shadows descend before us, long and blue. read more »
From childhood's hour I have not been
As others were; I have not seen
As others saw; I could not bring
My passions from a common spring. read more »
15.The Dark Lady Sonnets (127 - 154)
In the old age black was not counted fair,
Or if it were, it bore not beauty's name; read more »
16.In the Dark Pine-Wood
In the dark pine-wood
I would we lay,
In deep cool shadow
At noon of day. read more »
17.My Country in Darkness
After the wolves and before the elms
the bardic order ended in Ireland.
Only a few remained to continue read more »
18.Dark Night
In a dark night, when the light
burning was the burning of love (fortuitous
night, fated, free,--)
as I stole from my dark house, dark read more »
19.We Grow Accustomed to the Dark
We grow accustomed to the Dark -
When light is put away -
As when the Neighbor holds the Lamp
To witness her Goodbye - read more »
20.The Dark Hour
And now, when merry winds do blow,
And rain makes trees look fresh,
An overpowering staleness holds
This mortal flesh. read more »
21.Not quite dark yet
Not quite dark yet
and the stars shining
above the withered fields. read more »
22.When the Dark Comes Down
When the dark comes down, oh, the wind is on the sea
With lisping laugh and whimper to the red reef's threnody,
The boats are sailing homeward now across the harbor bar
With many a jest and many a shout from fishing grounds afar. read more »
23.The Conqueror Worm
Lo! 'tis a gala night
Within the lonesome latter years!
An angel throng, bewinged, bedight
In veils, and drowned in tears, read more »
24.A Prayer in Darkness
This much, O heaven—if I should brood or rave,
Pity me not; but let the world be fed,
Yea, in my madness if I strike me dead,
Heed you the grass that grows upon my grave. read more »
New Dark Poems
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- A Poetry Series, Bijay Kant Dubey
- Dark, more dark, gajanan mishra
- One's dark heart, MOHAMMAD SKATI
- A Question Not, Cynthia Pardede
- Symmetries, Paul Hartal
- In a Dark Dark Room on Halloween, Eve White
- Mask, Emmanuel George Cefai
- The Dark Hare, sheena blackhall
- The myths of dark daughters (Poetry of t.., Bijay Kant Dubey
- His Words, Raven Ozera
- Many Dark Rains, Flame Song
- Dark Daughter (Dark You, Dark The World,.., Bijay Kant Dubey
- in the dark (today is the universe), Maya Hanson (mye3)
- Dark poem, Flavia Karina Ernst
- Dark Is Dark, Let It Be, Bijay Kant Dubey
- A Thought from Bill for Bill, Mike Barrett
- Dark Daughter, Bijay Kant Dubey
- Dark Is Dark, Bijay Kant Dubey
- Unravelling of The Myths, Bijay Kant Dubey
- The Dark Girl, Bijay Kant Dubey
- The Dark Daughter, Bijay Kant Dubey
- Lovely darkness, Abdul Wahab
- The Dark Legend, ONOJA ANTHONY
- Dark and, gajanan mishra
- Enjoy the dark, gajanan mishra
- Dark and Blue, gajanan mishra
- In My Dark, Danyel Theresa Vertalics
- Darkness! !, Tyreesha Smith
- I sit alone..., DEEP DARK SOUL POET
- The Guy In The Dark, DEEP DARK SOUL POET
- It's In The Water!, Udiah (witness to Yah)
- SHHHH, Can't Hear The Dougie's, Try Aga.., Udiah (witness to Yah)
- Pissheads, Petra Creffield
- A Light In The Dark, Cody O'Hara
- Quack, gajanan mishra
- A Dark illusion, yolanda salas
- Switch, Heatherlee Eldridge
- Dark Place, Patti Wilburn Haney
- In The Dark, linda dadzie
- Dark and Light, Jeff Manion
- Dark night..., DEEP DARK SOUL POET
- Dark., Maia AlmediaAmir
- In The Dark..., Wishful Thinker
- cold dark.., DEEP DARK SOUL POET
- in the dark..., DEEP DARK SOUL POET
- In The Dark, Chasistity Mooore
- dark suffering, Grace DeVon miller
- darkness, Grace DeVon miller
- Death of Dusk, Mark R Slaughter
- It's Dark, kesi miwa
- Dark in the midst?, Rm.Shanmugam Chettiar.
- DARK HEART, Aldo Kraas
- Its Dark, bryer rose
- Is dark, amin ali
- The Dark, emmanuel perez
- Krishnakali, Rabindranath Tagore
- My glare Love, Annas Malik
- In the Dark I Stand Alone, Racheal Lequeth
- cold dark room, Austin Beyer
- Dark Dark Girl, kyle potter
- You, the Dark, Mark R Slaughter
- The dark side, libbi kenner
- victory in the wonderland, Nyein Way
- Dark Rose, fade ward
- Dark Night, ary bolanos
- the dark rose, RIC S. BASTASA
- still dark like the one last night, RIC S. BASTASA
- BOO TO YOU(a tanka), Dónall Dempsey
- the light and dark have waned, pugegee phoenix
- 369.still dark like the one last night, RIC S. BASTASA
- moonless night, Desiree Burdick
- Alone, Kanishk Gupta
All Poems
- alone
- america
- angel
- anger
- april
- baby
- ballad
- beach
- beautiful
- beauty
- believe
- birth
- brother
- butterfly
- car
- carpe diem
- change
- chicago
- childhood
- children
- cinderella
- city
- courage
- crazy
- dance
- dark
- daughter
- death
- depression
- despair
- dream
- family
- fate
- father
- fear
- fire
- food
- football
- freedom
- friend
- frog
- funeral
- funny
- future
- girl
- god
- graduation
- greed
- grief
- haiku
- hair
- happiness
- happy
- hate
- heart
- heaven
- hero
- home
- hope
- house
- husband
- identity
- innocence
- january
- joy
- june
- justice
- kiss
- laughter
- life
- lonely
- loss
- lost
- love
- lust
- marriage
- memory
- mirror
- money
- moon
- mother
- murder
- music
- nature
- night
- ocean
- ode
- paris
- passion
- peace
- people
- pink
- poem
- poetry
- poverty
- power
- pride
- racism
- rain
- rainbow
- red
- remember
- respect
- river
- romance
- romantic
- rose
- running
- school
- sea
- sick
- silver
- sister
- sky
- sleep
- snake
- soldier
- sometimes
- song
- sonnet
- sorrow
- spring
- star
- success
- suicide
- summer
- sun
- swimming
- sympathy
- teacher
- thanks
- time
- together
- travel
- trust
- truth
- war
- warning
- water
- wedding
- winter
- woman
- work
- world


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Newark – A male suspect was arraigned today on drug charges following his arrest by Essex County sheriff's detectives.
Sheriff Armando Fontoura stated that officers from his department's Bureau of Narcotics conducted a plainclothes investigation in the area of 123 South 14th Street, a known high intensity drug trafficking area, shortly after 5:00 p.m. on Monday.
At that time, the BON detectives spotted a suspect, later identified as Latif Holley, age 18, sitting on an orange bucket in an alleyway between two buildings. Holley was approached by a male and they engaged in a brief conversation. Holley then lifted the bucket, retrieved an item and exchanged it with the passerby for cash.
Newark – Law enforcement authorities today posted a cash reward offer in a case involving a non-fatal hit-and-run that occurred in Newark on June 2, 2011.
Sheriff Armando Fontoura said the Crimestoppers program would pay up to $1,000 for details that lead to the arrest of the person who was driving a white, four-door, 2002 – 2004 Toyota Corolla which struck and seriously injured a 55-year-old female in the area of 442 Frelinghuysen Avenue. The incident occurred at 11:00 p.m.
Persons with information about the crime are asked to contact Detective Vincert Nardone of the Essex County Prosecutor's Office at 973-621-4594 or the Prosecutor's Confidential Hotline at 1-877-TIPS-4EC (1-877-847-7432).
All calls to law enforcement will be kept confidential.
Cedar Grove – Two suspects were arrested last night at the old Hospital Center, located at 125 Fairview Avenue, and charged with burglary.
Cedar Grove police officers on routine patrol at the facility observed an open door on the north side of the center's administration building at 8:40 p.m. and contacted the Essex County Sheriff's Office.
East Orange – Sheriff Armando Fontoura today announced a cash reward offer up to $5,000 for information that leads to an arrest in the June 11, 2011 hit-and-run fatality in East Orange.
Sheriff Fontoura said the reward would be paid by the Crimestoppers program.
The victim, a 39-year-old female, was struck and killed on Freeway Drive East and South Walnut Street. The incident occurred at 11:30 p.m.
Newark – Essex County Sheriff Armando Fontoura announced today that the Crimestoppers program will pay a cash reward up to $10,000 for information that leads to the arrest of the person or persons wanted for the shooting death of Aziz Stewart.
Stewart was murdered in the 100 block of Sheerer Avenue at approximately 10:00 p.m. on Monday.
Anyone with information about the crime is urged to contact the Essex County Prosecutor's Office Homicide/Major Crimes Task Force tips line at 1-877-847-7432.


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The private tour to Cu Chi Tunnels and Cao Dai is a great day trip from Ho Chi Minh. Visit Tay Ninh, home of the unique Cao Dai sect which is a mix of Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism and Christianity. After lunch, visit the famous Cu Chi Tunnels, an amazing underground labyrinth from which the Vietnamese fought during the American/Vietnam war.
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Lots of ways to answer this one, so I'll stay very short.
Are you primarily hunting with it? How far are your typical shots?
If so, the best bang for your buck is one of the Leupolds. I prefer lower power scopes, so use their old 1-4's and 2-7X33's on several rifles. The 2-7 Rifleman is a great scope for usually less than $200. Wally World usually has these, near me.
The new Weaver scopes are pretty amazing, too. They are a bit less than the comparable Leupold. If they still offer it, they had a very nice 1-3 a couple of years back. My buddy uses one on his .350 Rem Mag. Great scope out to 200 yards, or so.
Hunting season is too short to rely on anything less than these scopes, in my opinion. I hope this helps.
Don't even look at them crapy Leupold rifleman scopes. They are total junk. Seen three of them just fall apart.
It all depends on how much you want to spend.
Me I would go with a good mid grade scope from Weaver or Nikon. Seeing as the rifles has a nice glossy finish get a glossy scope. How much power do you want. A 4x would work well on this outfit, or a 2-7 or 3-9. Unless your like me and like scopes that are over 10x My lowest power scope is the 4-16x40mm on my Remington 511-x My other rimfire has a $200 Weaver Kt-15 scope on it. Gun = $100. I just got a new to me Mossberg M 46(b) b and it is going to get a nice scope on it as well.
The scopes above are in the $150 to $200 range maybe a little more. If you do not want to spend that much on them try looking into Mueller. They are low cost but high on performance. I know a bunch of hard core varmint hunters that swear by them.
Be aware that your rifle has a flaw and as acting disposal center, it should be sent to me right away for improper disposal and use. Seriously, You would be served good by an 4x RIMFIRE scope which comes from factory parallax adjusted REGARDLESS of brand. Having said that, Nikon or Weaver both make scopes in that class and only run a little over 100$. By the way, I'm typing this in library since we're STILL WAITING on the power to come back on. Neil


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I recently asked our fans on Facebook what they would like to hear about on my blog and was told that they wanted to know what my/our usual day is like as innkeepers at our Asheville Bed and Breakfast. At the risk of boring you, here goes!
6:45 AM Our alarm goes off and James gets up to get the coffee started and bring in the newspapers. While he does that, I make a quick scan of the local newspaper and my Google Asheville Alerts looking for items which might be of interest to our guests and/or to use on our social media.
7:20 AM We are both downstairs. I am in the kitchen beginning to work on breakfast and James is at the computer answering emails and checking the phone for messages which may have come in the night before.
7:45 AM James is busy emptying the dishwasher and cleaning up the dishes I used to get your breakfast in the oven while I eat my breakfast at the desk, preparing the work-chart for our housekeeping staff, noting check-outs and check-ins and any special requests. I answer my emails and start work posting on our social media. Between Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Pinterest and now Instagram, I work on this off and throughout the day finding and posting articles, taking pictures, etc. Thank goodness Asheville is such an active city!
8:00 AM Breakfast preparation is in full swing. I am cooking bacon or sausage, and setting out the first course. James is taking out the juice, water and any extras that need to go on the table. From now until the last guest is served we will both be working on getting the food out the door. When we are full and everyone comes down at the same time, it can get a little crazy. James likes to call it our "Goat Rodeo" in the kitchen.
9:30 AM-10:30 AM Breakfast is finished and we are cleaning up the kitchen and ready to start prepping the next day's meals. James is making sure guests who need help with their day's plans or activities are taken care of and we both say good-bye to guests who are leaving. Sara, our Assistant Innkeeper, usually arrives around 10AM and helps get the dining room cleared.
10:30 AM Our housekeeping staff arrives and I brief them on the day's requirements. Depending on the day, we may have one or two extra people helping. One person to do the bedrooms and another to clean the public areas of the house. By now James has finished with the guests and is ready to go shopping for me. I prepare a weekly menu on Monday, taking into account any special diets or allergies our guests might have. But it's not set in stone and may need tweaking according to available produce at the markets. It's a good thing we have cellphones as James may need to call me multiple times when the seasons are transitioning.
10:30 AM-2PM While the rooms are being cleaned, Sara and I prep breakfast for the following day so that in the morning all I have to do is put it together. In addition we will bake cookies, muffins, and evening treats, make jams and pickle produce from our garden and of course, there are the canapes for the evening to be prepped as well. James will be fixing the random things which need repairing, mowing the grass, and doing outside maintenance. We have a wonderful gardener who comes once a week (or we would never stay ahead of the weeds!) but there is always more to be done.
2 PM The housekeeping staff leaves and James and I have lunch and take a short break while Sara finishes cleaning the kitchen and sets the table for the next morning. She will leave around 2:30.
2:30-5PM James and I alternately take a break so that one of us is always available to answer the phones and check-in arriving guests. This is when I may be found ironing (and watching various cooking shows) or I may be at the desk writing this blog, working on specials and packages, updating our website, looking at recipes or doing other inn related chores. During my break is when I like to go for a run. It's good to get out of the house and enjoy the beautiful area around us!
5 PM James and I prepare the hors d'oeurves and set out the wine
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7 PM We clear away the dishes from the Evening Reception (although we are happy if our guests linger in the parlor or on the front porch). Then we turn the phone over to the answering machine and sit down for a well deserved glass of wine!
It's a full day and it would be repetitive were it not for the people we meet and the enjoyment of living in Asheville. Minutes snatched to enjoy downtown festivals and evenings out get us through the busy season and the long winter break usually finds us more than ready to start up again in the Spring!
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From a young age, Crowe was trained to be a perfect groom...
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Slick with blood, confused, and full of no uncertain amount of shame, he stumbled through the night.
And he began to sing:
The moon glows bright on the Storval tonight
Nothing out here but the stone.
A plateau of isolation,
and it looks like I'm alone.
The wind is howling like this swirling storm inside
Couldn't keep it in;
Spirits know I've tried
Don't let them in,
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Be the good brave you always have to be
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The quah never wanted me anyway
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I have a Heritage 9" 22 LR SA pistol I practice with more than any other pistol. The 9" barrel is a great confidence booster. Shooting the SA forces the shooter to get used to cocking a pistol. When I shoot a DA/SA pistol I seldom have a need to shoot the pistol in DA. I usually have any pistol cocked before I have the pistol leveled without any thought or effort.
I haven't heard anything bad about dry firing an M&P but I also don't own one. I will only second what was said by someone else, buy some snap caps and randomly place one in the magazine. When you are shooting pay attention to what is happening with the front sight. When you get to the snap cap in your magazine I will almost guarantee that you will see the front sight drop low and slightly left. This is you anticipating the shot, the conecpt of a dummy round in the mag has helped me greatly. Once I was able to see what was happening it also helped me understand what the dry fire practice was for.
I hate to say it, but it's not the gun it's you. This is a very common problem in handgun shooting and not just with new shooters. You probably need some help on your grip. You are not getting enough support from the left hand. You are anticipating the recoil, so you are yanking the trigger. My suggestions are: Try some practice with a 22. Get a friend to load one round or not, without you knowing whether the gun is loaded, then let you shoot. When you get an empty chamber you will see your problem as you pull the gun down and to the left. Try putting as little finger on the trigger as possible to help with the problem. You can try a LaserLyte Training Cartridge to practice at home; tape an old CD to a wall for a target it makes the laser hit very apparent. Concentrate on your trigger pull until it becomes habit.
Lasers are great training aids. They show how badly a person shakes the gun - and in what direction when the trigger is pulled.
I happened to buy an LC9 with a laser - didn't really want the laser - still don't - for purpose of shooting. But it is very useful in showing gun shake and trigger jerks in dry fire. For that reason, I have yet to remove the laser from the gun.
Without a laser assist for training, I would follow Cane's advice on moving the target close - then farther - and learning to "walk" the shots up to the center. Old - always works - technique. You will "learn" the gun - and if you pay attention to what you are doing - you will be able to figure out what you are doing wrong.
At 350 rounds/30 minutes I feel safe in saying you were more interested in shooting the gun, than accuracy. Take your time!
Try less trigger finger. On many guns, especially striker fired gus it seems, people tend to use the first joint of the trigger finger to apply pressure on the trigger. Back your finger out and use the pad of the finger. Slow down and start form scratch.
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Dry fire looking in mirror. Slow down the trigger pull so you can feel it "break", follow through slowly so you feel the trigger reset. Shooting fast is fun, but worthless if you have poor mechanics. Knowing where that trigger breaks and resets will greatly increase accuracy. In time your finger will feel it and everything will get smooth.
I would think that 350 rounds of anything other than a 22 in 30 minutes would make your hands shake and flench. Did your fingers hurt from reloading mags?
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For many football fans, Week 16 of the season is even bigger than the Super Bowl because it is their personal Super Bowl. It is the week with money on the line. Week 16 is the week fantasy football champions are crowned.


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STATESBORO - College writing professors and high school English teachers will converge on Georgia Southern University's campus on Feb. 1, for the 10th annual Student Success in First-Year Composition Conference.
Cadet Ray Darwin Webb of Clyo was recently honored for outstanding academic achievement at The Citadel during the fall semester of the 2007-2008 academic year.
Pre-Kindergarten applications for the 2008-2009 school year will be available on Feb. 1. You may pick up an application from any of the schools, the Effingham County Board of Education Office (and on the Board's Web site: www.effinghamschools.com), Effingham County Health Department or from the Department of Family and Children Services in Springfield. Your child must be 4 years old on or before Sept. 1, 2008, to be eligible for the Pre-K program as required by the Bright from the Start: Department of Early Care and Learning.
The Effingham County Board of Education was presented results from the Iowa Test of Basic Skills that was given to third, fifth and eighth graders in the fall.
Columbia College–Hunter Army Airfield will begin its eight-week January session on Jan. 14.
Paula Renee Clifton graduated from Armstrong Atlantic State University with a Bachelor of Science majoring in early childhood with a concentration in media technology. Paula graduated with honors Magna Cum Laude and Kappa Delta Pi. The commencement ceremony was held Dec. 8 at the Alumni Arena in Savannah. Clifton and her family reside in Springfield.
Effingham County high school students slightly beat out the state average in the number of students who meet and exceed standards on the state writing test.
SAVANNAH - Savannah Technical College offers 12-week certificate programs leading to entry-level employment in some of the area's most in-demand careers, all backed by the promise of guaranteed interviews with leading employers.
SAVANNAH - The technical communications certificate program at Savannah Technical College prepares students for careers that require strong communication and technical skills, but for many students, it does something else, too - it may help them earn HOPE scholarship eligibility.
Effingham County Middle School has "beefed up the biographies" in its media center thanks to a recent Kroger/Colgate grant for $2,500. According to media specialist Kacy Tedder who wrote the grant application, only one school per state receives the grant each year, so it is quite an honor for ECMS to be chosen. To qualify for the grant, schools must be recognized as a "school in need."
Trent Moore graduated Dec. 15 with highest honor from the Georgia Institute of Technology. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in civil engineering.
South Effingham Middle School eighth grade Roadrunners team held its second nine-week team awards on Dec. 19, honoring those students with perfect attendance, the highest average in each academic subject, highest AR points this nine-weeks, and those who met their AR goals. The team also gave out two most improved awards, citizenship award and principal's award.
South Effingham Middle School celebrated its 2007-2008 homecoming on Dec. 12 during their last home basketball game. Students were invited to stay after school for the basketball games against Screven County Middle School and a homecoming dance after the games. Both the girls and boys teams defeated Screven County. The girls won 30-25 and and the boys won 39-38.
Employees of the Effingham County School System pledged a record amount of $40,000 to the 2007 United Way Campaign. For the second consecutive year, Sand Hill Elementary was presented with the Caring Cup Award in recognition for pledging more than any other school in the system.
The Effingham County Extension office recently sponsored 4-H's inaugural Milk Make Contest.
The cities of Rincon and Springfield, as well as Effingham County High School, were well represented at the state Capitol by ECHS students serving as pages.
South Effingham Middle School's eighth-grade advanced-content physical science classes recently traveled to South Effingham Elementary School for three collaborative lab activities.
A group of students from Sand Hill Elementary School aren't letting their own challenges stop them from helping people in the community.
To promote a fitness program sponsored by the National Football League, Marlow Elementary School enlisted one of Effingham County's own NFL alumni.
The Effingham County School System is preparing to host an important visit.
Local students earn Valdosta State honors
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