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How Often Should You Be Tested After Exposure To HIV
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HIV test after 7 months - exposure with HIV positive personDear doctor,I tested negative on fourth generation HIV A,B/p24 test on day 223 since my oral exposure to semen of HIV confirmed positive person without therapy (I did unprotected oral sex with ejaculation). How "woohoo" conclusive is my result for...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...Hi Mike,Your negative HIV test at day 223 is definitive and conclusive. You know what comes next. Yep, that's right: WOO-HOO!Be well. Stay well. You're Read more »
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Students at Missouri High School Tested for HIV Following Concern of Exposure to Virus, AP/Google.com Reports...are being tested for HIV after an HIV-positive individual told health officials that as many as 50 students might have been exposed to the virus, the AP/Google.com reports. The St. Louis County Health Department has declined to comment on how... Read more »
Wisconsin Governor Signs Bill Allowing Teachers to Request HIV Tests After Exposure to Students' Blood...Doyle (D) on Friday signed a bill ( SB 230 ) that will allow teachers to require students to take an HIV test if a teacher is exposed to their blood, the AP/ St. Paul Pioneer Press reports (Richmond, AP/ St. Paul Pioneer Press , 4/17). The... Read more »
Unique, Statewide Program of Acute HIV Testing and Partner Outreach Finds That Many Acute Infections in North Carolina May Stem From Exposure to Chronically Infected Patients...interrupt transmission during a time when people have very heightened infectiousness. 1 We test for acute HIV in people who seek testing at all publicly funded clinics in the state. We've done the program for five years, and during that time... Read more »
Canadian Province Announces Law Requiring People Who Might Have Exposed Emergency Workers to HIV to Undergo Blood Test...be tested for HIV. Steve Rapanos, head of emergency medical services in Edmonton, said that 14 paramedics have had potential exposure to HIV since January ( Edmonton Sun , 9/13). Prior to the new law, there was no way to compel people who might... Read more »
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Wal-Mart will scale back free home shipping in Canada
The world's largest retailer will end free shipping for online orders under $50 Canadian starting April 2.
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Expert at Mobile Commerce Forum surprisingly says an app.
I was surprised last week at the Mobile Commerce Forum by a presentation from Bryant Shea, vice president of the innovation group, which covers content management and mobile commerce, at consulting firm Isobar.
Conventional wisdom says when launching a mobile commerce program a retailer should begin with an m-commerce site, not an app, because a site offers greater reach than an app. Anyone with a mobile web browser can access a mobile-optimized site, whereas apps can only be accessed by users of the platforms for which those apps were designed. And the smartphone platform market is rather fragmented.
But Shea bucked conventional wisdom.
"If you're going to be focused on any area, it's apps for the iPhone and Android," Shea said, saying the vast majority of mobile web traffic comes from mobile devices using Apple Inc.'s iOS4 operating system and Google Inc.'s Android operating system. "Why do you want to focus on an app instead of a mobile site? Because the experience is better."
I wholeheartedly agree that the experience is better on an app. I think most smartphone owners would agree, as well. And I think apps have a very important role to play.
However, mobile web browsing is soaring, and when a smartphone user types in a URL, the expectation is that there will be a site optimized for their device. And the number of people who use their phones as their primary method for accessing the Internet is greatly increasing. This means they'll be hitting a retailer's site more often on their smartphone.
As a result of these factors, I think it's paramount to launch an m-commerce site before a mobile app. Retailers have to be ready for the onslaught of mobile web users. Once they have a mobile site in place, then retailers can create the super-rich experience of an app. (Though I should add that with the new mark-up language HTML5, retailers can create rich m-commerce site experiences that approach those in mobile apps.)
And don't forget the problem of discoverability. Consumers have to find your app before they can download it and use it. They need to know it exists. So you have to promote it well. You don't have to do that with an m-commerce site—people already know your URL.
So I say site, Shea says app. What do you say?
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Having them remove the mirrors was actually a blessing because I became more focused on feeling better than looking better. I actually feel ashamed at how superficial I was. I was grieving the loss of my identity and my life as I knew it, as a part of me had died. I literally woke up as a new person, a burn survivor.
Serious youth crime is shocking because it clearly represents the squandering of life and potential not just for the victim but for the perpetrator. How can someone so young, with so much life to lead, carry out acts that are so cruel, and so reckless? It is a painfully clear indication that something in the environment in which that young life has been nurtured has gone terribly wrong.
Benefits Street has provided a unique opportunity - it has made the nature of our welfare state an unprecedentedly hot topic. That chance needs to be seized upon by progressives everywhere. They must not get lost in the smaller picture, but change the nature of the debate itself.
On Data Protection Day, we mark the importance of preserving and extracting value from information with a list of ten things we only know because the paper records were protected.
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During the past week, people across the world were shocked and saddened by the story of the disappearance and subsequent death of three-year-old Mikaeel Kular in Scotland. This shock then turned to disbelief after his mother, Rosdeep Kular, 33, was detained... She appeared in private at Edinburgh Sheriff Court yesterday and idiots on the internet had a field day.
The majority of children in custody are themselves victims of abuse... Considering the struggle many of these children have experienced so early in their short lives, it's surely not surprising that so many find themselves on a path of criminality and destruction.
The Conservatives, facing up to the toxicity of their brand, have been trying to convince the electorate that they care about "ordinary families". Imagine, then, my surprise when last December the Government opposed an amendment I had tabled to the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Bill.
What do attempted London bomber Hussain Osman, child abductor Jeremy Forrest and drug-smuggling gangster Mark Lilley all have in common? Well, aside from having been some of Britain's most-wanted criminals, they were all captured and brought back to face justice in the UK thanks to the European Arrest Warrant, which saw its tenth anniversary earlier this month.... All across the country, the European Arrest Warrant has been used to track down criminals and obtain justice for victims of crime and their relatives.
It's not often that you find yourself in the middle of what might turn into a hostile crowd at eight in the evening. It's not often that you watch press photographers jostling for position, surrounded by angry onlookers and see faces of people who have just been on the news. It's not often that happens to me and it's not often that it happens round the corner from my house. That's where I found myself this week after the verdict from the inquest on the death of Mark Duggan. When you live in Tottenham, that verdict - for the rest of the nation something to tweet about or to discuss in the office the next morning - becomes suddenly the source of consternation.
>Mark Duggan was lawfully shot dead by police on 4 August 2011. The jury reached this verdict on Wednesday at the end of a 4-month inquest, contrary to expectations - at least by Duggan's family. The news prompted fears of another riot...
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For better or worse, Lucan is a part of our culture. It's unfortunate, but there it is. How ever distasteful it may be for his family, Lord Lucan is now public property, and it would be facile to pretend otherwise. Though Lucan may be their father, we all now have a share in him.
With the number of domestic abuse cases being referred to the Crown Prosecution Service falling and a lack of action on implementing "Eve's Law", the government risks turning back the clock. Eve Thomas has found the courage to fight back and we owe it to her, and other victims of abuse to address what is a small anomaly, but one which will have a huge impact on their lives.


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Today's traffic: Slow traffic on I-485
An earlier wreck has been cleared from I-485 near Rea Road in southeast Charlotte, but traffic remains slow in that area at 8:55 a.m. Friday.
Overall, traffic conditions are better than usual for this time on a Friday morning. Congestion is causing only minor to moderate slowdowns on the interstates and other major highways.
Freedom Drive cvosure ... Motorists in west Charlotte are reminded that Freedom Drive will be closed Friday in the Paw Creek area.
The road is closed at the railroad crossing between Mount Holly and Old Mount Holly roads. Crews began making repairs to the crossing Thursday, and the work is scheduled to be completed by 5 p.m. today.
Here is the 8:10 a.m. update:
East Trade-McDowell closure ... The intersection of East Trade and McDowell streets will be closed Monday morning for nearly six weeks, for construction of rails for the trolley line.
The closure is planned through 6 p.m. May 19, and motorists can expect delays in the area.
I-77 southbound, Lake Norman area ... Congestion; traffic moving 20-30 mph from Brawley School Road (Exit 35) down to Gilead Road (Exit 23).
I-85 southbound, Cabarrus County ... Congestion; traffic moving 20-30 mph from George Liles Parkway (Exit 54) down to Mallard Creek Church Road (Exit 46).
Albemarle Road inbound ... Congestion; traffic moving 15-25 mph from Lawyers Road to Sharon Amity Road.
I-485 inner loop, south Mecklenburg ... Congestion; traffic moving 25-35 mph from Providence Road to I-77.
I-485 outer loop, south Mecklenburg ... Congestion and construction-related delays.
Independence Boulevard inbound ... Congestion; traffic moving 20-25 mph from Eastway Drive to uptown.
Johnston Road ... Congestion; traffic moving 15-25 mph northbound from the state line to I-485.
Providence Road inbound ... Congestion; traffic moving 20-25 mph from the Arboretum area to Wendover Road.
I-77 northbound, south Charlotte ... Congestion; traffic moving 25-35 mph from Carowinds Boulevard up to Clanton Road.
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If, like us, you long for the days of stoner comedies like Half Baked and the entire Cheech & Chong oeuvre, you might enjoy this day-in-the-life adventure starring a bunch of young Hollywood actors. As Jane, an out-of-work actress who accidentally on purpose eats an entire tray full of pot cupcakes, Anna Faris hazily stumbles her way across Los Angeles in an effort to make some money, buy more weed, replace the cupcakes, save an original manuscript of the Communist Manifesto, and other stuff we can't exactly recall, all while riding the biggest high in film history. Bravo, Gregg Araki. You've done it this time!
Tomatometer: 25%
The Host this ain't; Korea's second greatest monster movie in recent history is a bit of a far cry from...well, a good movie, according to most critics, but is perhaps a must-see for those to whom the terms "guilty pleasure" and "so bad it's good" carry weight. And that includes us!
Tomatometer: 25%
Independent cinema has thrived lately, thanks largely to the popularity of the sweet quirky comedy; now see the trend as filtered through the mind of New Zealand director Taika Waititi. Oddball characters in love? Check! Deadpan line delivery? Check!
Tomatometer: N/A
Now, you may think that the original White Noise, starring Michael Keaton as a widower communing with the dead via everyday household appliances (yes, yes, we know it's a "real" occurrence called Electronic Voice Phenomenon), truly needed no sequel. But you'd be wrong. Check out White Noise 2: The Light, starring Nathan Fillion and Katee Sackhoff, then spend a few hours listening really closely to your toaster.
Tomatometer: 16%
It's time for another round of Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon, who stars in Death Sentence as a vengeful father alongside Kelly Preston, who is married to John Travolta, who was in Look Who's Talking Too with Roseanne Barr, who was in Backfield in Motion which was a funny women-playing-football movie. Wait, how do you play this game?
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Plant Sale Order Forms are HERE!
Plant Sale is May 2 & 3 at Union Fairgrounds
Pre-orders due by Fri, Apr 24
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We have lots of new choices as well as old favorites!
Check out the Online Catalog with images and Order Online.
Visit Spring Plant Sale for online catalog with images, online ordering - & lots more!
Compost Bins & Rain Barrels on sale now!
Compost bins, rain barrels, & accessories are on sale now through May 3.
Order now for pick-up May 26-29. Rock-bottom, wholesale prices for great Backyard Conservation tools.
Samples on display at District office and Plant Sale.
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Invasive Forest Insect Training
Wed, Mar 18, 2015 from 9am to 1pm
Knox-Lincoln Coooperative Extension Office
377 Manktown Rd, Waldoboro
Knox Lincoln Soil & Water, Merryspring Nature Center, & Knox-Lincoln Cooperative Extension are sponsoring this free workshop presented by the Forest Pest Outreach Project of the Maine Forest Service.
Particpants will learn about current and potential threats to Maine forests by Asian long-horned beetle, hemlock wooly adelgid, emerald ashborer and other pests, as well as how to recognize and report signs of infestation.
FMI and to register: Invasive Forest Insects Training
Funding for New Maine Farmers
Cultivating Community, based in Portland, has received $750 from U.S. Department of Agriculture's Beginning Farmers and Ranchers Development Program to provide land-based training for Maine farmers. The grant will also be used to expand beginning farmer services of other agencies.
Read more here: $750m for new farmers in Maine
NPR Story on Cover Crops
Great segment on Morning Edition this week about using cover crops to reduce nitrate run-off.
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If you see moth flights this time of year in Maine, the Maine Forest Service would like to know how many, what size, when and where through a simple online survey at http://www.maine.gov/dacf/wintermothsurvey. Moth flights can also be reported at 207-287-2431. Public assistance is sought to help combat the destructive winter moth (Operophthera brumata) by better understanding the locations and sizes of the populations in Maine. The moth flies when it is dark, and this time of year many of us are still out after dark, or we may notice small tan moths at windows trying to get to indoor lights. Adults are active from late November to January whenever the temperature is above freezing. The larvae (caterpillars) of winter moth defoliate deciduous trees and shrubs such as oaks, maples, apples and blueberries in early spring. More information.
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Emerald Ash Borer on "The World"
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Land for Maine's Future: $9.1m for voter-approved bonds
At it's July 15, 2014 meeting the Land for Maine's Future Board allocated $9.1M of the Land for Maine's Future bonds approved by voters. Projects include: working forests & farmland, salmon habitat, deer wintering areas, rugged mountains, coastal islands, urban trail connections, working commercial waterfronts, sand beaches, rock climbing areas, wildlife habitat, and many other conservation and recreation assets.
Four projects in Knox & Lincoln counties were approved: Crow Island, Bristol; Gardiner Pond, Wiscasset; High Island, St George; Lower Weskeag Fields & Forests, So. Thomaston.
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Maine Ag is up in more ways than one!
From the 2012 Census of Agriculture: Our state's agriculture and farm-related demographics are growing and diversifying each year. Both the number of farms and land in farms in Maine increased since the last Census of Agriculture in 2007. In fact, we have the most farms of the New England states, and the land in farms is up eight percent from 2007. Read more...
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Loss of grassland habitat - wheter to development, abandonment or conversion to hayfields - is thought ot be a major factor in the steep population declines of grassland birds such as bobolinks, eastern meadowlarks, and Savannah sparrows. Conservation mowing practices may preserve nesting sites and reduce grassland bird mortality.
USDA announces support for beginning farmers
USDA has unveiled www.usda.gov/newfarmers, a one-stop shop for new and beginning farmers entering agriculture. It's a practical, workable tool that will help farmers and ranchers of tomorrow tap into the range of USDA resources today. Read more...
Plant pesticides harm bees
Portland Press Herald recently published an article on neonicotinoids and their effects on pollinators. Read more...
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Resources for Small and Mid-size Farms
Invasive Plant Alert: Hardy Kiwi
Mass Audubon issued this alert in 2011. At that time, the infestation of hardy kiwi in this photo at left covered ~3 acres in Western MA with an intertwining mat more than 4 ft deep. The ground under the mat was littered with trees that succumbed to the vines' weight. Seeds are dispersed by raccoons & other mammals (possibly turkeys & grouse) and can establish in closed canopy woodlands. This plant has been on my "don't plant" list for years based on some scary populations I've seen right here in Maine. Spread the word.
Read more: Hardy Kiwi Alert
Woodland Steward Program
The Woodland Steward Program is an online curriculum developed to help landowners learn more about their woodlot and options for its long-term stewardship. Because it is web-based, you may take the course at your leisure, at times and paces convenient to you. This program is a collaborative effort of the Small Woodland Owners Association of Maine, Maine TREE Foundation and New England Forestry Foundation.
FMI and to register: Woodland Steward Program
So You Want to Farm in Maine? Webinar Series
This free webinar series was offered by Piscataquis County Cooperative Extension in Spring 2013. It's purpose is to equip people with the business knowledge and skills to start, adapt, and maintain a profitable land-based business. It is designed for people who want to start a profitable farm or expand their farm hobby to a profitable business.
Here are links to the archived sessions:
- Week One: Assessing Your Resources with Rick Kersbergen: http://meet.maine.edu/p5hslpxrtsi/
- Week Two: Enterprise Budgets with Caragh Fitzgerald: http://meet.maine.edu/p4wiy3n8ow6/
- Week Three: Business Plans, Recordkeeping and Taxes with Donna Coffin: http://meet.maine.edu/p7s151scb24/
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Alfred Edward Housman
Fragment of a Greek Tragedy
CHORUS: O suitably-attired-in-leather-boots
Head of a traveller, wherefore seeking whom
Whence by what way how purposed art thou come
To this well-nightingaled vicinity?
My object in inquiring is to know.
But if you happen to be deaf and dumb
And do not understand a word I say,
Then wave your hand, to signify as much.
ALCMAEON: I journeyed hither a Boetian road.
CHORUS: Sailing on horseback, or with feet for oars?
ALCMAEON: Plying with speed my partnership of legs.
CHORUS: Beneath a shining or a rainy Zeus?
ALCMAEON: Mud's sister, not himself, adorns my shoes.
CHORUS: To learn your name would not displease me much.
ALCMAEON: Not all that men desire do they obtain.
CHORUS: Might I then hear at what thy presence shoots.
ALCMAEON: A shepherd's questioned mouth informed me that--
CHORUS: What? for I know not yet what you will say.
ALCMAEON: Nor will you ever, if you interrupt.
CHORUS: Proceed, and I will hold my speechless tongue.
ALCMAEON: This house was Eriphyle's, no one else's.
CHORUS: Nor did he shame his throat with shameful lies.
ALCMAEON: May I then enter, passing through the door?
CHORUS: Go chase into the house a lucky foot.
And, O my son, be, on the one hand, good,
And do not, on the other hand, be bad;
For that is much the safest plan.
ALCMAEON: I go into the house with heels and speed.
In speculation
I would not willingly acquire a name
For ill-digested thought;
But after pondering much
To this conclusion I at last have come:
This truth I have written deep
In my reflective midriff
On tablets not of wax,
Nor with a pen did I inscribe it there,
For many reasons: LIFE, I say, IS NOT
Not from the flight of omen-yelling fowls
This fact did I discover,
Nor did the Delphine tripod bark it out,
Nor yet Dodona.
Its native ingunuity sufficed
My self-taught diaphragm.
Why should I mention
The Inachean daughter, loved of Zeus?
Her whom of old the gods,
More provident than kind,
Provided with four hoofs, two horns, one tail,
A gift not asked for,
And sent her forth to learn
The unfamiliar science
Of how to chew the cud.
She therefore, all about the Argive fields,
Went cropping pale green grass and nettle-tops,
Nor did they disagree with her.
But yet, howe'er nutritious, such repasts
I do not hanker after:
Never may Cypris for her seat select
My dappled liver!
Why should I mention Io? Why indeed?
I have no notion why.
But now does my boding heart,
Unhired, unaccompanied, sing
A strain not meet for the dance.
Yes even the palace appears
To my yoke of circular eyes
(The right, nor omit I the left)
Like a slaughterhouse, so to speak,
Garnished with woolly deaths
And many sphipwrecks of cows.
I therefore in a Cissian strain lament:
And to the rapid
Loud, linen-tattering thumps upon my chest
Resounds in concert
The battering of my unlucky head.
ERIPHYLE (within): O, I am smitten with a hatchet's jaw;
And that in deed and not in word alone.
CHORUS: I thought I heard a sound within the house
Unlike the voice of one that jumps for joy.
ERIPHYLE: He splits my skull, not in a friendly way,
Once more: he purposes to kill me dead.
CHORUS: I would not be reputed rash, but yet
I doubt if all be gay within the house.
ERIPHYLE: O! O! another stroke! that makes the third.
He stabs me to the heart against my wish.
CHORUS: If that be so, thy state of health is poor;
But thine arithmetic is quite correct.
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The Archdiocese of Oklahoma City has arranged a pilgrimage to Philadelphia from Sept. 22-28, 2015, to participate in the World Meeting of Families with the Papal Visit and Mass.
Don't miss out!
For online registration, click here.
For cost, itinerary and registration, click here. Go to Documents.
Friends, family and brother priests celebrated the life of Rev. William B. Ross on March 4 at Saint Eugene, with interment at Resurrection Memorial Cemetery, 7801 NW Expressway.
Father Ross died Friday, Feb. 27, in Oklahoma City, surrounded by his family.
During his more than 60 years of faithful and caring service to the people of Oklahoma, he served at Christ the King, Tulsa; St. Thomas More, Norman; St. Charles Borromeo, OKC; and Our Lady of Victory, Purcell, where he retired in 2003.
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Effective Feb. 17, 2015 – March 2, 2015Rev. George Parackal, administrator, Saint Joseph Old Cathedral, OKC
Effective March 3, 2015Rev. M. Price Oswalt, pastor, Saint Joseph Old Cathedral, OKCRev. Long Phan, pastor, Saint Wenceslaus Church, Prague and Saint Michael Church, Meeker; rector, National Shrine of the Infant Jesus of Prague
Effective March 9, 2015Rev. Chinnaiah Pudota, administrator, Saint Matthew Church, Elk City, and Queen of All Saints Church, Sayre(Fr. Rajesh Mankena and Fr. Lourdu Ponnapati are returning to India as planned.)
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Archbishop Coakley shares his story of faithby Archbishop Paul CoakleyArchbishop Paul Coakley was raised in a Catholic family. But when he went to college, his life soon went adrift. Last month, our archbishop spoke at a conference in Minnesota, where he told the very personal and compelling story of how the Lord gradually led him back. (It may take a few minutes to load.)Date: 11/5/14Click to Listen
Archbishop Paul S. Coakley
In April, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case out of Oklahoma (Glossip v. Gross) that challenges the widely used lethal injection protocol in carrying out the death penalty. This comes a year after the high profile flawed execution of convicted killer Clayton Lockett. At that time, I called for a reexamination of the use of the death penalty in our state and a moratorium that might lead ultimately to its abolition.
I want to reaffirm my opposition to the use of the death penalty and call upon Catholics, and all people of Oklahoma, to work together toward the abolition of the death penalty in our state. Let us pray together that the court's review will lead to a recognition that this form of institutionalized violence against persons is not in the best interest of the state, and is ultimately harmful to society because it further erodes respect for the dignity of the human person.
Arzobispo Pablo S. Coakley
En abril, el Tribunal Supremo de Estados Unidos escuchará argumentos en un caso de Oklahoma (Glossip v. Gross) que pone a prueba el protocolo de inyección letal utilizado ampliamente en la ejecución de la pena de muerte. Esto viene un año después de la ejecución fallida del asesino convicto Clayton Lockett. En ese momento hice un llamado para un nuevo examen de la aplicación de la pena de muerte en nuestro estado y una moratoria que podría conducir en última instancia a su abolición.
Quiero reafirmar mi oposición al uso de la pena de muerte y el llamamiento a los católicos y a todas las personas de Oklahoma para trabajar juntos hacia la abolición de la pena de muerte en nuestro estado. Oremos juntos para que el examen del Tribunal de lugar a un reconocimiento de que esta forma de violencia institucionalizada contra las personas no está en el mejor interés del Estado, y es en última instancia perjudicial para la sociedad, ya que erosiona aún más el respeto a la dignidad de la persona humana.
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Music Videos From the 80's :: Over 1,400 Videos - This is a pretty cool collection. The more I revisit the 80s the more I fear it was a solid decade of crap. At least 99% of it was crap. "So Alive" from Love and Rockets was pretty good though, and you can watch the video at this link.
Link: Extortr
Extortr - This is an amazing idea. Unfortunately, the most efficient way to blackmail in the world is only a joke... so far.
Link: You're Pitiful
You're Pitiful - Weird Al Yankovich - Weird Al takes on James Blunt's overplayed "You're Beautiful". This link is directly to the MP3, so you might want to save the link to your PC and play it from there. Of course, if you're not a Weird Al guy, you're gonna hate this so fuggetaboutit completely and move on.
Link: Musicovery
Musicovery - I should warn you before you click this link that you'll likely spend a great deal of time at Musicovery sampling tunes and playing with the settings. It's a very cool interface.
Link: Big Spanish Castle
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Sadly, Gord Downie's version isn't there, but Imogen Heap's is. It was recorded for the season finale of The O.C. and was the topic of discussion last night while Jeff Buckley's version played. I'm going to listen to it right now.
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novels on gardening
Does anyone have any suggestions for NOVELS that are about gardening? (i.e. fiction) I expect to just purchase from Amazon.com. thanx/vicky
Vicky, Not exactly novels but if you haven't read them, I'd recommend the delightful series of books by Beverly Nichols. They have very little actual how-to gardening advice but lots of interesting characters and his enthusiastic and amusing experiences planning and planting gardens, first for a tiny cottage, later a large Georgian house and grounds, then a city garden.
Another favorite is Henry Mitchell. Again not a novelist but just sort of rambles about his own garden and others, talking about plants, the history of plants and gardens, the strange obsessons we gardeners can develop...and he's witty and thought-provoking and I reread his books almost every winter. :)
I don't read much contemporary fiction but even in the books written much earlier, I don't know of any centered around gardening. Jane Austen for instance or John Galsworthy mentioned plants and grdens but only briefly. Nero Wolfe, the mystery writer, mentioned his orchids and rooftop greenhouse often but it wasn't central to his stories. I think I have seen mention of a current mystery writer with a series based on something to do with gardens, but the books were panned as mysteries. :)
Maybe someone else can be more helpful...josh
there is a series of mysteries by John Sherwood that is pretty good featuring Celia Grant. I believe most are out of print now, but you can find them at Amazon. Also, try Ann Ripley's Louise Eldrige series about a gardener on her local PBS station. Janis Harrison writes about a florist named Bretta Solomon.
I found a few authors that I have not tried yet. Nancy Means Wright, Jennifer Blake, and Fforde.
There is another series that I just can't remember the name of either the author or character that I enjoyed about a botanist hired to restore a gentleman's garden, but the man is murdered. If I can ever remember it, I'll let you know.
If you are not looking for mysteries, I am afraid I can't help you.
Hopefully, this will give you a starting point!
Mary Freeman's mysteries have Rachel, a young woman landscape business owner/operator getting herself involved in some dangerous situations. Her business is in the gorgeous Columbia Gorge and those in the Pacific NorthWET who know the Gorge will recognize many of the places used as background in the book. One of Freeman's books may be one Kay is thinking about. Because of the character development, it's best to read the books in order. They are, not necessarily in order:
Deadly Nightshade
Devil's Trumpet
Bleeding Heart
Garden View
I also really enjoyed Beverly Nichols, mentioned above.
Thenk you, thank you, thank you, HarleyLady! I have tried and tried to think of that author! I believe that is the one! I'm going to try to get to the used bookstore near me and see if they have Mary Freeman's books. While I'm there, I'll see if they have any other suggestions for Vicky.
Hi, Vicky!
I went to the used bookstore today and found a few authors and titles for you (all mysteries, if that's o.k.) This list came from 2 books "Women of Mystery" and "Men of Mystery". The editions they had were both from 1999, so you might find a more current one at your library or a bookstore. Some of these I had forgotten about when I first replied.
Author Main Character
Susan Wittig Albert China Bayles
Alisa craig Dittany and Osbert Monk
Joan Hadley Theo Bloomer
Charlotte McCloud Peter and Helen Shandy
Margaret Miles C. Willet and R. Longfellow
Ann Ripley Louise Eldridge
Lora Roberts Liz Sullivan
Rebecca Rothenberg Clare Sharples
Nancy Means Wright Ruth Willmarth
James Fraser William Aveyard
Hope this gives you some good reading.
P.S. Sorry, I can't seem to get this post to work in columns.
Kay, glad I was able to help...I just hate that feeling of knowing something and not being able to remember....like it's right on the tip of your tongue (memory)....
I googled on book lists gardening fiction and variations of that phrasing and came up with lots of lists. Here's just one and below it a list of links to other lists:
Blooming Books: Gardens, Gardeners & Gardening
Susan Wittig Albert Hangman's Root
Rosemary Remembered
Witches Bane
Nancy Atherton Aunt Dimity and the Duke
Marion Babson Guilty Party
Giorgio Bassant Garden of the Finzi-Continis
Valerie Townsend Bayer City of Childhood
Metaphysics of Sex
Forbidden Objects
Lawrence Block Topless Tulip Caper
Elizabeth Buchan Consider the Lily
Dorothy Cannell Down the Garden Path
Karel Capek Tales from Two Pockets
Agatha Christie Murder at the Vicarage
Wilkie Collins Moonstone
K.C. Constantine The Man Who Liked Slow Tomatoes
Alisa Craig Grub-and-Stakers House a Haunt
Grub-and-Stakers Move a Mountain
Grub-and-Stakers Quilt a Bee
Philip R. Craig Beautiful Place to Die
Double-Minded Men
Women Who Walked Into the Sea
Marjorie Dorner Freeze Frame
John Keith Drummond Thy Sting, Oh Death
'Tis the Season to be Dying
Rosemary Enright The Walled Garden
E.X. Ferrars Crime and the Crystal
Murder Too Many
Other Devil's Name
Smoke Without Fire
Something Wicked
Richard Forrest Death Under the Lilacs
Anthea Fraser Six Proud Walkers
Frances Fyfield Question of Guilt
Leon Garfield Pleasure Garden
Jon Godden In Her Garden
Rumor Godden Episode of Sparrows
Eileen Goudge Garden of Lies
Caroline Graham Killings at Badger's Drift
Murder at Maddingly Grange
Ann Granger Say it With Poison
Joan Hadley Deadly Ackee
Alice Hoffman Practical Magic
Muriel Resnik Jackson Garden Club
Emma Lathen Green Grow the Dollars
Elizabeth Lemarchand Change for the Worse
Ngaio Marsh Grave Mistake
Mary McMullen Grave Without Flowers
Barbara Michaels Vanish With the Rose
Gladys Mitchell Death Cap Dancers
B. J. Morison Champagne and a Gardener
Ellis Peters A Morbid Taste for Bones
Brother Cadfael Series
Rosamunde Pilcher The Shell Seekers
Ruth Rendell The Crocodile Bird
Talking to Strange Men
Ann Ripley Mulch
Elliot Roosevelt Murder in the Rose Garden
Rebecca Rothenberg Bulrush Murders: A Botanical Mystery
Dandelion Murders
Betty Rowlands Little Gentle Sleuthing
Helen Santmyer Herbs and Apples
Dorothy Sayers Busman's Honeymoon
John Sherwood Flowers of Evil
Bones Gather No Moss
Green Trigger Fingers
A Botanist at Bay
Carol Shields The Stone Diaries
Celestine Sibley Ah, Sweet Mystery
Straight as an Arrow
Sheila Simonson Larkspur
J.I.M. Stewart Andrew and Tobias
Faith Sullivan Cape Ann
Rosanne Dary Thomas The Angel Carver
William Trevor Silence in the Garden
Jessamyn West Friendly Persuasion
Phyllis Whitney Hunter's Green
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Here is a link that might be useful: More garden fiction
Wow! I LIKE this forum,
I wanted to add a personal favorite, Eleanor Perenyi's " Green Thoughts" .
It is not a novel but rather reflections on gardening all that surrounds it, absolutely charming, this is how I get trough winter and Finding this spot was perfect timing.
Good Dormancy, everyone !
What a great post!! Thanks to all who contributed - I am printing it out and going to search my used bokstore and the internet for all my winter reading.
I have one personal favorite - "Night Gardening" by E.L. Swann- it is a beautiful love story.
Hope you enjoy.
I highly recommend; The Gardeners Reading Guide by Jan Dean and Foreword by Allen Lacy. She categorizes all the books by type, starting with "HOW I DID IT"/ESSAYS/ANTHOLOGIES/BIOGRAPHIES OF FAMOUS GARDENERS/PLANT HUNTERS/GARDENS IN FICTION/etc, etc. It is as much fun to read as the books themselves!
Carol Shields, _Larry's Party_.
Shields is a wonderful writer. Her protagonist designs garden mazes. Shields has also written some short stories involving gardens or plants.
Barbara Kingsolver, _Prodigal Summer_.
THis novel has 2 or 3 interrelated stories, one of which is about a young woman, recently married and then widowed, who struggles to learn farming.
The Lost Garden by Helen Humphreys - a wonderful, short novel which takes place in England during the war, about a woman who oversees a group of "Land Girls" on an old estate in the country, and the garden she discovers and restores - nicely written!
Have you read any books by Glady Taber? She is my all time favorite author! Her books deal with gardening, and all things concerning countrylife. She wrote articles in several womens magazines during the 40's and 50's, and has quite a following, even today.
You won't believe this-Science Fiction Plant Porn!
Well, it's not REALLY porn but it does get pretty steamy and there are several episodes of, um, Pollination. Nekkid folk and giant sentiant orchids! Woo Hoo!
It's not a bad book and he does get his botany right. The whole idea is that it has been discovered that the universe will collapse eventually and only plant life (i.e. seeds) could survive it; Freda Caron's libido and the sentiant orchids make sure at least some human DNA has a chance in the next universe. If you like your flowers up close and personal this one is for you.
Hi All,
I was surfing around Garden Web and saw Vicky's 'very old' post about gardening fiction novels. I am publishing a novel that will hopefully be available in November 2008 that has many gardening aspects to it. I volunteer as a master gardener in my community and gardening inevitably finds its way into my stories.
My book is called My Way Home and is the story of Cammy, a woman who finds herself at the age of 48 having to make a new life for herself, and it is on St. Gabriel Island that she begins to see what that new life could be. For over twenty years, Cammy had dreamt of someday visiting the Island. Charming old buildings line its main street, grand homes, cottages, gardens, and woods cover the rest. And the best part, no cars, just horses, bikes, and snowmobiles in the winter.
It is on St. Gabriel that Cammy meets Sara a thirty something free-spirit and a cast of locals that befriend and challenge her. And when she finds an old abandoned lodge she must decide if she will risk everything to embark on a cross country move to live on the island and restore a lodge, gardens, and orchards.
My Way Home is a story of forgiveness and love that is filled with heartbreak, humor, and a little bit of mystery.
I am an idependently published author and will be relying on creative avenues to get the word out about my book. If anyone would like me to let them know when my book is available for purchase, please e-mail me and Ill add you to my list.
Thanks and Happy Gardening and Reading,
Cynthia lee Cartier
I just finished reading A Cat by Any Other Name, An Alice Nestleton Mystery by Lydia Adamson. It was an okay read, but not much information on the herb in this story(catnip). I was a little disappointed, but I'll be looking for more of her books to see what the others are like.
Hey Vicki and everyone else! Great suggestions here. I just read a new book of very very funny gardeners' stories, "Tales As Tall As Sunflowers," by Stephen Butterman. I'll post a publisher's link below, and its probably on amazon.com, too. The author, who seems somewhat eccentric, uses his place in the garden, combined with kids, weeds, bugs, current events and his spicy girlfriend Maria, to create some real down-to-earth humor. The funniest ones will make you laugh out loud; the least of them will at least make you smile. Check it out!
snap is really smitten by this book it seems and has promoted it on 11 threads
If you like romance novels, there is a trio by Nora Roberts about a woman who owns a greenhouse/landscaping business and two other women who work for her. Each novel centers on one of the three women and her story. They are "Blue Dahlia," "Black Rose," and "Red Lily." They also include a ghost story that runs through the whole trio. There wasn't a tremendous amount of gardening information, but I liked that background and Nora Roberts herself says she loves gardening, which does come through in the novels.


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Maya was with the Nationals for less than 24 hours. He was recalled on Saturday as a fill-in starter after Jason Marquis was traded and pitched 5 1/3 innings in a 3-0 victory.
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CLEVELAND -- The Indians have recalled infielder Jason Donald from Triple-A Columbus.
Donald will take the roster spot of Orlando Cabrera, who was traded to San Francisco on Saturday. Donald was batting .310 with four home runs and 15 RBI in 47 games at Columbus. He began the season on the disabled list because of a broken hand and later was sidelined with a sprained left knee.
Donald hit .253 with four homers and 24 RBI in 88 games with the Indians last season. He was acquired from Philadelphia in 2009 as part of the trade that sent pitcher Cliff Lee to the Phillies.
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Thomas, who is the White Sox career leader in nearly every offensive category, played 16 seasons for Chicago before wrapping up his career with Oakland and Toronto. He was a two-time MVP with the White Sox.
He was a career .301 hitter with 521 home runs, 1,704 RBI and 1,494 runs scored over his 19 seasons. He broke in with the White Sox in 1990 and had an injury-shortened final season with them in 2005 when they won the World Series.
NEW YORK -- The Orioles optioned right-hander Jason Berken to Triple-A Norfolk and recalled two left-handed pitchers from Double-A Bowie.
Berken allowed seven runs in 2 2/3 innings of relief in the nightcap of Saturday's doubleheader against the Yankees, who scored 12 runs in the first inning and won 17-3.
Pedro Viola was recalled from the Baysox and Mike Ballard's contract was purchased.
Blue Jays retire Alomar's No. 12
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The newly inducted Hall of Famer is a 12-time All-Star and 10-time Gold Glove winner. He is the first Blue Jays player to have his number retired in the club's 35-year history.
Alomar spent only five seasons in Toronto, but those were the team's glory years. The Blue Jays won the World Series in 1992 and 1993, with Alomar making dazzling plays at second base.
Alomar addressed the crowd before the game against the Texas Rangers. As his number was unfurled on a blue banner high above the field at Rogers Centre a fan yelled: "I love you Robbie!" Without missing a beat, Alomar said: "I love you, too! I love all you guys!"
Twins activate outfielder Span from DL
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Span, the subject of several trade deadline rumors, will join the Twins when they travel to Anaheim to open a series against the Los Angeles Angeles on Tuesday.
Span, on the disabled list since June 9 because of a concussion, has appeared in 56 games with the Twins, batting .294 with nine doubles, three triples, two home runs and 15 RBI.
To make room for Span on the 25-man roster, the Twins have optioned infielder Luke Hughes to Triple-A Rochester.
Astros demote 3B Johnson, 1B Wallace to minors
HOUSTON -- The Houston Astros have optioned third baseman Chris Johnson and first baseman Brett Wallace to Triple-A Oklahoma City.
The pair began the season as starters, but have not performed as the team had hoped. Johnson is hitting .245 with six home runs and 36 RBI in 92 games this season and Wallace is batting .268 with four homers and 26 RBI in 101 games.
Houston recalled outfielder Brian Bogusevic from Oklahoma City and infielder Jimmy Paredes from Double-A Corpus Christi to take their spots on the roster.
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I'm liking this very much. The chord progression reminds me a bit of Muse.
Very nice to hear classical influences in dubstep.
Thanks! Muse is one of the big influences on my music, and I love classical music as well - I'm glad to see it showed through in my own music!
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I wasn't so keen on the beginning, but around 1:20 the bassline just blew me away! Very experimental, and you did a nice job of mastering this, considering dubstep is so difficult to master.
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Thanks! I definitely was experimenting a lot, I usually don't use so many effects, but with this song I was trying to focus a lot on details. I have also been putting a lot of time into learning mastering techniques, and I think it is starting to show in my music now. It seems like the beginning isn't the favorite of a lot of people, and maybe I should have put more into it, but I was trying to make it a building section - I guess maybe if I had made it shorter it would have been better.
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The corner seams where 2 walls meet was filled with painters caulk as opposed to drywall tape and mud. The caulking is now cracking and I see a wee bit of lift. . In your opinion. should I remove the caulking, then tape and mud, or simply tape and mud on top. I would like to tape and mud on top of the caulking instead of removing it, but am thinking about the differences of expansion and contraction rates of mud on top of caulking. HELP. please and thanks. Inside walls, house,
A picture would be best. Is this an inside or outside corner? I would remove the caulk and old Spackle and tape. Use a A sharp utility knife, screw driver and a small putty knife to cut out a space 1/4 wider than tape. This will make it alot easier to tape and spackle and not built out the wall any more than it needs to be
Assuming this is a fairly new installation and things are, over time, drying out at different rates. You MAY be able to get away with the patch but I don't think it will last. Better to bite the bullet and clean the old stuff out and begin fresh. Depending upon how deep you have to go to remove the old stuff it may take a few applications to build it out. Let each coat dry thoroughly before adding the next.
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I love Lizards!! This one is Oriental garden lizard biologically called Calotes versicolor.
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I am building a 4200 Sq ft 2 story house in Florida. I never thought about the AC and let my designer use one of his standard Bid Manuals for this size home hoping I would cover some of the basis by the history of others. I had noticed we called for a Trane AC Unit 3 Zones and I see 3 units also listed with a 12 seer. I can not get anybody to agree on what units are better…Trane Vs Courrier VS Rheem etc. I do have a neighbor who owns a AC company and he does not sell Trane but told me they are all similar however I need to be very careful because the Builder can purchase what he calls a "Builders Version" and I will get a stripped unit that will still meet my bid manual specs. I was told I am better to insist on a version such as a "XL" model with a high (14+) seer to make sure the rest of the components such as the coil match the unit. My builder is trying to get me to purchase some other brand that he says is a 13 Seer and that they are all the same. The budget for the Install is about $16,000 complete so I am also trying to keep in those figures to avoid a possible upgrade fee. Any advice would be greatly appreciated…If I stay with Train can I be assured I get a system that is on the same level of the house. This house with property will come in just under $900k. Thanks
Thanks but the Builder is still telling me the unit can have the seer rating and still have diffrent coils and options...What do you think of Trane? I also noticed the warranty is better if I purchase it but maybe no the price!
I agree with HKestenholz about the mismatched coil and AC unit. It is like buying a Ford car, but putting a Mazda engine with a Honda transmission. You should not beleive your builder and insist on having a matched AC unit and coils, so everything works fine, and keeps on working longer. To give you an example, I bought a house last summer, and when the heating season started, I noticed problems with the furnace as it would not stop, even with the thermostat removed from the wall!! It turned out when they retrofitted the heat pump to the Dettson furnace, they kept the old controls for the furnace, and the relay switch in the furnace stayed energized, thus commanding the blower in the furnace to stay on. Since an HVAC contractor installed the proper Dettson controls, I have no more problems. I think you should buy a good unit yourself, even though it is more expensive. It will last you longer, so you will recover this money eventually. And like HKestenholz stated the other day, all major brands are pretty similar, so it is more the quality of the installation than the brand of the unit that will ensure you a good dependability over the years. I hope this helps!
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Thu May 14
Thu May 28
Thu Jun 11
Join us for a discussion on new books and old favourites....
Tue Apr 21
Tue May 26
Albert Campbell
Afternoon Book Club meets at 2:00 p.m., the fourth Friday of every month and is open to all interested book lovers in the community. For more information or to register visit the branch or call 416-396-8890.
Fri Apr 24
Fri May 22
Fri Jun 26
Fri Jul 24
Parliament Street
Library staff will treat you to some new reading suggestions and a lovely cup of tea! For more information visit the branch in person or call 416-393-7663.
Wed Apr 08
Wed May 13
Wed Jun 10
Toronto Reference Library
This is a book club for people who are fluent in French....
Mon Apr 20
Mon May 25
North York Central Library
For a stimulating book discussion, join a librarian to discuss and share your views with others on contemporary books. Tuesdays, 7-8:30 p.m. Room location will vary. To check for location and to register, please call 416-395-...
Tue Apr 28
Tue May 26
Tue Jun 23
High Park
Read from and discuss works in progress. Prose, poetry, essays welcome.
Sat Mar 28
North York Central Library
This is a book club for people who are fluent in French....
Thu Apr 09
Thu May 07
North York Central Library
Writer in Residence Cherie Dimaline hosts a panel discussion on the challenges, successes and resources for multicultural Toronto writers and poets. Featuring workshop leaders, grant agencies, foundations and organizations co...