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Incubi Incarnate Broadcast with Christopher Milton of Bigfoot Huntin
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Tonight on Incubi Incarnate Broadcast your host Bill Bachman welcomes very special guest Christopher Milton of Bigfoot Huntin on www.incubiincarnate.com/iiblistenlive!
After hearing howls, powerful wood knocks, and a scream during a family and friend hayride, Christopher and his cousin Brendan have been recording there investigations for over 21 months in the foothills of the Ozarks in Eastern Oklahoma. They have managed to record some very interesting things, and have had some things happen in the daylight hours as well, that are noteworthy.
To learn more Christopher Milton and Bigfoot Huntin subscribe to his YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/user/BigfootHuntin
Growing in God through the Word - By Evangelist Audrey Milton
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Kingdom Builders International now monthly broadcast featuring Evangelist Audrey Milton, a member of Berachah Fellowship Church, Pastor Prophet Ronald Smith. It will broadcast every 2nd Sunday of the month, at 8:00p.m eastern time and 7:00pm central time. Title: Milk vs Meat, Part 2 Hebrews 5:12-15 King James Version (KJV).
Everything w/Kathy B, Steve Manderson, Bill Swerski, Edd J. Hayes, Eugene Milton
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Source Nation! Join us LIVE tonight for Sports Tuesday & Black College Sports with Hosts Steve Manderson & Edd Hayes.
At 6, Steve is back to share Sports Highlights about the NBA & the upcoming NCAA College Basketball Tournament Championships
At 7, Steve welcomes, Bill Swerski of Bill Swerski's Sports Talk Chicago Radio Show into the studio to discuss the latest Sports Highlights.
At 8, Join Edd Hayes for Black College Sports as he welcomes FAMU Sports Hall of Famer, Eugene Milton into the studio to discuss his amazing career.
Call in and be a part of the conversation at 619-924-0933. You've heard it here from your favorite radio station, Source Radio Network.
Growing in God through the Word - By Evangelist Audrey Milton
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Kingdom Builders International new monthly broadcast every second Sunday Growing in God through the Word - By Evangelist Audrey Milton Milk vs Meat Hebrews 5:12-15 Hebrews 5:12-14King James Version (KJV) 12 For when for the time ye ought to be teachers, ye have need that one teach you again which be the first principles of the oracles of God; and are become such as have need of milk, and not of strong meat.13 For every one that useth milk is unskilful in the word of righteousness: for he is a babe.14 But strong meat belongeth to them that are of full age, even those who by reason of use have their senses exercised to discern both good and evil.
"The Total Praise of Milton Johnson Jr." on "The Power of Persuasion "
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Join host Apostle Natalie Young for " The Total Praise of Milton Johnson Jr. on "The Power of Persuasion " Milton R. Johnson Jr. was born and raised in Chicago, IL where at the age of 16 he met the love of his life Deborah (Willis) Johnson. Recorded the song "Total Praise" is his first solo release and recorded for Miltsong Music. Total Praise; was written and first released by, Richard Smallwood and is gospel music classic. This soulful instrumental version performed on tenor saxophone is sure to become a classic as well. As a Pastor of " Bread of Life Ministries " Pastor Milton Johnson Jr " endeavors to impact the community for Christ and transforming lives by equipping disciples and developing leaders through the preaching and teaching of the gospel under the power of the Holy Spirit" Find his hit single at: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/miltonjohnson1; On Facebook: Miltsong Music LLC
March 8th, 2015 10pm PT- ColdSpotters Paranormal's own Brad Milton is with us
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This Sunday night Brad Milton of the ColdSpotters Paranormal out of Vancouver British Columbia Canada joins our very own James Tyson to talk about their events and investigations throughout the Pacific North West. Coldspotters has a serious focus on developing client relations and conducting professional investigations. They walk their client through every aspect of the process so that there is 100% transparency and complete trust. The ColdSpotter crew utilize methods which include the best technology and techniques available in the field of paranormal research.
Please join us live March 8th at 10pm Pacific, or catch up on the PodCast at your leisure.
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Don't Draw Back! Deacon Milton Dogan
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Don't Draw Back! Deacon Milton Dogan of Shield of Faith Detroit, Michigan
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Today on The Boochcast, Booch and Desmond talk about Desmond having to pick up his siblings from school, Keeping score in little league baseball, hazing on public school sports teams, we recap Monday Night RAW, and Booch ranks the Best Public High Schools in the Atlanta Metro Area.
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Willie "Too Big" Hall is an American drummer, best known for being a member of the Blues Brothers band. Hall began his career as a drummer in 1965, while still in high school. He played with the Bar-Kays band and Isaac Hayes's band The Movement. In the seventies, as part of the Stax-Volt Recording Section Team from 1968–77, Hall backed dozens of major Stax artists on recordings, including The Emotions, Little Milton, Carla and Rufus Thomas, Johnnie Taylor, The Staple Singers, Albert King and Isaac Hayes. Hall produced Hayes' last Stax album, and did percussion on Hayes' albums Hot Buttered Soul and The Isaac Hayes Movement, as well as his Theme from Shaft.
Yes, Willie Hall will be in the studio this Friday, March 20th, 2015 at 7:00 pm(cst). We'll talk with Willie and find out what it was like to star in such an epic classic as "The Blues Brothers Movie". We'll also find out about what he is doing today, and what epic ventures he has planned for the future.
Also in the studio with me will be my Co-Host Sybil Marie Presley, Memphis' own Tennessee Stressbuster. And. . . we know that that we can count on our funny but most loved radio personality Rev. Douglas Martin.
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Larry ' Fuzzy' Knight - Exclusive Interview-Fri, Mar 20, 2015 - 6:00 pm PST
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For nearly two decades, blues/R&B/soul group Blowin' Smoke has been one of the most in-demand, successful bands on the Southern California live music circuit. Front and center in Blowin' Smoke is its creator, bandleader/bassist/vocalist, Larry "Fuzzy" Knight – whose impressive musical resume' includes a decade-plus stint as bassist for one of the great SoCal bands to emerge from the psychedelic era of the Sixties, Spirit. Knight has also recently launched a new band project, Sky King, featuring some top-name musicians, all the while keeping Blowin' Smoke going strong (in fact, Blowin' Smoke has a "Post-Apocalyptic Pre-Christmas Concert/Dance Party" at Harvelle's in Santa Monica on Saturday, December 22).
All Access Editor/Publisher Debra Stocker (AAM) recently sat down with Larry "Fuzzy" Knight to discuss his storied career and what musical adventures lay ahead. Here's how the interview went.
AAM: When did you first start in the music business, and what was the first band and/or music project you were associated with?
LFK: If starting in the music business means the same as, when did I start performing as a 'Professional Musician'? I began playing blues guitar in St. Louis (where I was born) at the age of 15 (around 1959-1960) I was lucky enough to hear the legends (before they were legends) on KATZ, Sweet 16 (Black) Radio that would broadcast 'live' from different nightclubs at night featuring bands such as Albert King, Ike Turner and the Kings of Rhythm, Little Milton, and Chuck Berry. I used to sneak into the clubs because I was underage and eventually started sitting in with the bands and soon I was offered a gig playing with Billy Gayles, who had recorded a hit record with Ike Turner called, "Tore Up".
Harold Sutton Power Hour
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Join host Harold Sutton for the best in Late Night Inspirations with the "Power Hour" Monday-Friday 10pm.
It's "TBT" (Throw Back Thursday) spotlighting the legendary choir out of Chicago, the Undeniable Best Gospel Recording Choir ever! Milton Brunson & the Thompson Community Singer featuring the iconic legendary singer; Kim McFarland!
Also tonight featured Artists: Vashawn Mitchell, Chris Holmes, Harold Sutton & Company featuring Kim McFarland, Donald Lawrence, Soul Messengers, Marquis Dolford, Andrae Crouch featuring Kim Burrell, Kevin Lavar.
Spoken Word: Galatians 6:1-10 "My Brothers Keeper"
SB Barber Morning Show - The Crew & guest Ms. Milton - Freedom School (Chicago)
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SB Barber Morning Show - Business of Tuesday New. The Crew Elder 'D', Neva, VJ, Prophet CAS talk with one of the Freedom School founders Ms. Milton (Chicago, IL http://chicagofreedomschool.org/), introduce The SEED CAlendar and more. It's Stellar Gospel Music Awards nominees' week - Voting Ends tonight 12.30.14 @ Midnight. #SBBMS #BoTN
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General Hawk is retired from G.I. JOE, but COBRA isn't through with him! A team of elite snakeheads targets the former honcho for capture and interrogation. But old soldiers never die, they kick butt and take names. Big one-against-all action as an outnumbered and outgunned Hawk shows us how he earned those stars.
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Explore the personal stories of Syrian refugees in Lebanon
14 Jul 2014 12:49 GMT | Politics, Humanitarian crises, Middle East, Israel, Gaza
Israel has hit the Gaza Strip with air strikes and artillery fire on the seventh day of its offensive as diplomatic efforts to halt the bloodshed intensified.
Aircraft struck three training facilities of Hamas's military wing, the Qassam Brigades, around the coastal territory early on Monday, but caused no casualties, medics and eyewitnesses said.
They also hit buildings in Gaza City, Deir el-Balah in the southern part of the strip, and in the northern town of Jabaliya, injuring an unspecified number of people.
There was shelling reported in Beit Lahiya, in the far north of the strip, where Israel had earlier warned residents of an impending assault.
World powers prepared to meet over the spiralling violence as the Palestinian death toll from the Israeli air campaign hit 172 with another 1,230 people wounded, the emergency services said.
Fearing for their lives, about 17,000 people have taken shelter in installations of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA, the agency said in a statement.
As the death toll rose, the Gaza-based Palestinian Centre for Human Rights said most of the victims were civilians, putting their number at more than 130, among them 35 children and 26 women.
It also said Israel had destroyed 147 homes and badly damaged hundreds of others.
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So far, no Israelis have been killed, although Hamas has fired hundreds of rockets into the country since the fighting began on July 8, an army spokeswoman told AFP late Sunday. Around 160 had been intercepted, she said.
For the first time during the Israeli operation, a rocket fired from Syria hit the Israeli-occupied sector of the Golan heights but landed on empty ground, causing no casualties.
Israel responded with artillery fire at Syrian army positions, the Israeli military said.
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Four rockets fired from southern Lebanon struck northern Israel early on Monday, Lebanese security sources said.
No casualties were reported in Israel and the army responded with artillery fire.
Early on Sunday, Israeli naval commandos staged a brief ground assault in northern Gaza on a mission to destroy longer-range rockets, with the army warning residents to leave the area ahead of a major assault on the sector.
Saturday's death toll was the highest yet with 56 people killed, including 18 people who died in a single strike on a house in Gaza City, medics said.
Eight people were killed in air strikes on Sunday and another two died early Monday of injuries received in earlier raids.
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Despite increasing calls for a ceasefire, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the military was hitting Hamas "with growing force", warning there was no end in sight.
"We do not know when this operation will end," he told ministers.
US Secretary of State John Kerry phoned Netanyahu to renew a US offer to help mediate a truce and he "highlighted the US concern about escalating tensions on the ground," a senior State Department official said.
Kerry also said that he was engaged with regional leaders "to help to stop the rocket fire so calm can be restored and civilian casualties prevented".
On the Palestinian side, president Mahmoud Abbas said he would ask UN chief Ban Ki-moon to "put the State of Palestine under the UN international protection system" in order to address the violence in Gaza.
Pope Francis appealed to world leaders for both prayer and diplomacy to halt the bloodshed, while the German and Italian foreign ministers were both poised to head to the region to join truce efforts, their offices said.
With Palestinian civilians bearing the brunt of the violence, clashes erupted in central Paris as thousands of people protested against Israel and in support of Gaza.
Protesters also rallied across Asia to condemn the Israeli offensive, with 3,000 gathering in Sydney and hundreds more in Hong Kong, New Delhi and Jakarta.
Israel has warned that preparations are under way for a possible ground incursion, with Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman saying a decision was expected by Sunday.
But Israeli media said that a meeting of Netanyahu's security cabinet ended Sunday night without giving the order for ground operations.
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PITTSBURG, New Hampshire — New Hampshire conservation officers rescued three snowmobilers whose machines got stuck in deep snow on Stub Hill in Pittsburg.
Conservation officer Christopher Egan says the three men worked for several hours to free their snowmobiles from deep snow that one of them described as being up to his eyeballs before trying to walk down the mountain.
They called 911 for help at about 8 p.m. Saturday.
Conservation officers located the men just after 10 p.m. — about a mile-and-a-half from their machines. They are 29-year-old Joseph Landquist and 48-year-old Michael Tobin, both of Plymouth, Massachusetts, and 30-year-old Robert Loughman of Fort Ann, New York.
Stubb Hill is the highest mountain in the Pittsburg area, with an elevation of 3,627 feet. Egan said the current snow pack is 5-6 feet deep.
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Weapons, Shields, Gear, etc...
So, I've been playing this game since it's release and have accumulated a lot of rare stuff in my bank. As I have always upgraded my gear when lvl up and the stuff that is bound to me I can't sell or give away. So anyway the other day I was going through it all and I've been noticing that some of my lower lvl gear is actually far better than the rare mark XI stuff I have equiped now. So I am wondering...is cryptic making the new stuff we get from missions, drops, etc less effective? I don't know if anyone else has noticed this or not. Also, another example I can give is the ghost buster gun we get from the Devidian mission.... I have one that is 34 DPS. But the one I got for one of my newer toons when I completed the mission today is 19 DPS. :confused:
The featured episode guns all scale with you, so it will be similar to a Mk X or XI at VA but say at start of Captain grade will be like a Mk VIII and slowly increase stats to Mk IX as you near RA.
Yes, some MarkXI items are slightly weaker than the MarkX one's. I do not exactly know why, possibly a change in whom ever designed the former?
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This smoothie is definitely epic! It almost broke my Vitamix blender. Why in the world it would not budge, I have no idea? I cut the recipe in half and had to use an additional 1 cup of liquid to blend it. Only change I made was using homemade almond milk and Truvia for the sweetener, which I have done numerous times. It about burned my motor though, for some reason. I tasted it, and like many typical all banana and strawberry smoothies it had that vitamin after taste that is kind of hard to explain. I fixed it by adding about 1/2 orange. The photo of the recipe looks great either way.
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Hi there i have got my feed functioning problem I have is in the xml there is description tag and inside is html code. now php is treating the HTML tags as other xml tags and making more arrays. How can I stop this from creating arrays out of the HTML tags? eg.

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The hotel was modern and welcoming in a traditional village square just outside Deauville and Honfleur.The owner was wonderful and suggested a local restaurant which was excellent. Breakfast was exceptional and all the ingredients were locally sourced. It was a very comfortable stop off on the road south. We would be happy to return - Anonymous
This is an excellent restaurant with a hotel. We stayed overnight on our way back to the UK. The restaurant was full with mostly local people and we had the Epicurean set menu with very good wine. Could not be faulted.
The bedrooms however were very tired and in need of refurbishment. The owner is a charming man and is gradually developing the hotel. He is to be encouraged in this. - Anonymous


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Since it's getting so close to planting time, and everyone is planning, writing lists, ordering seeds, laying out beds, and getting excited!.. Just for fun, I was hoping everyone would chime in and name a few (top 3?) of their favorite Interesting/weird/distinct/colorful plants they love to have in their garden/yard. I don't really have three since I'm still a newby, but I am growing two Silvery Fir toms on my patio just for the foliage. Anyone else? :)
Surely by now you know that I can't name just three of anything, but I'll try to only list my most favorite favorites.
For huge, white, fragrant flowers on very drought-tolerant plants: Angel's Trumpet (Datura metel. ) Grayish-green foliage and huge white, trumpet shaped flowers that usually are 6" long/tall or larger. Deliciously scented and blooms in late afternoon, staying open all day for the moths. A half-hardy perennial in our climate. Mine always reseed (this is one of the few plants that can be invasive in my red clay soil) and I generally grow them outside the fenced garden so that every bed in the garden doesn't become infested with millions of these plants. Voracious climber and can easily climb from 10-
To add a little sweet chocolate to your garden:
Chocolate Morning Glory (Ipomoea nil). This one has chocolate-colored flowers and green/white variegated foliage. The flowers are larger than your typical morning glory and are breathtakingly gorgeous.
Chocolate Cosmos--perennial and must be grown from cuttings or tissue culture, not from seed. Smells like chocolate!
Chocolate Flower-- This is a daisy that is chocolate scented. Can be grown from seed but needs stratification which can make it tricky to get the seed to germinate.
To add a pop of red/maroon:
Sunflower "Moulin Rouge". I grow sunflowers that flower in shades of yellow, gold, orange, green white and red, but it is "Moulin Rouge" with its very dark red flowers that gets the most attention every time.
Castor Bean "Carmencita Red" and "Impala". Both have reddish-maroonish leaves that are tropical in appearance. Because all plant parts are poisonous, and the seeds are dealdly poisonous, I only grow them within my fenced veggie garden (the fence is 8' tall) so my dogs cannot access the plants and chew on them. I wouldn't grow them at all if we had small children that lived here. I usually mix them with some of the castor bean varieties that have green foliage.
For green flowers:
Amaranthus caudatus "Emerald Tassels" commonly known as green love lies bleeding. (You can grow it with the red loves-lie-bleeding.)
Bells of Ireland: Technically the green part that looks like flowers is actually plant calyxes which have tiny white blooms inside of them.
Rudbeckia "Green Wizard". Easy from seed.
To make every evening special: Moonflower Vine (Ipomoea alba) This is a night-blooming vine that has huge white flowers that are very fragrant. They bloom fairly late in the year but are worth the wait. Once they start blooming, if you look at what time the flowers start to unfurl, you can run outside at about the same time every night and watch all the flowers unfurl their petals at about the same exact time. It is pretty spectacular.
For plants that cats will love:
Cat Grass
Veriegated Cat Grass
Lion's Tail (Leonotis leonurus) Very tall plants, easily reaching 6-8' in height, with bright orange flowers that open up and down the stem.
Grain Amaranth: All the grain amaranths produce gigantic seed heads that are beautiful for fall display. With some varieties the leaves are green or yellowish-green and with others, the leaves are red to maroon. The different varieties produce flowers in various colors...you can select from red to maroon flowers, or orange, yellow or green ones.
Elephant Head Amaranth produces big maroon flowers that do look like an elephant's head, including the trunk.
Cockscomb---I grow the old-fashioned crested one with huge maroon flowers that are true showstoppers.
I also grow vegetables of all kinds that are "the wrong color", including pink snap beans, pink sugar snap peas, yellow cucumbers, red cowpeas, blue potatoes, purple potatoes, black peppers, purple asparagus and tomatoes in a rainbow of colors.
I don't know if I can limit it to just three! If I don't like something, I usually dig it up or will plot to replace it one day (I'm looking at you, yaupon hollies), so almost all of what I have is something I want! My favorites (not at all unusual, though) are definitely hydrangeas and peonies. But since you asked for something a little different ...
One I just got last year after seeing it in an exhibition garden is Torch Lily (poker plant). I've had it for the one summer so it hasn't done much yet, but I have high hopes for the future. This is how it looked in the exhibition garden:
Another I have loved for years and years is artemesia. This is a transplant I took from my old house and it is doing wonderfully after settling in a few years, it's now much bigger and thriving.
Lastly, these are not really unusual but I love 'em for my patio containers: coleus, cannas and sweet potato vine. They are all common as dirt but have such staying power that I adore their low-maintenance high-impact qualities.
Hi Bethie! nice to finally see you on "THE" forum lol and I agree, I don't recall mom growing borage. I've looked at it multiple times, how large does it get?
Dawn- as usual you have provided me with enough info to misplace an entire afternoon (again!) browsing Google. A girl could definitely use some chocolate in the garden! :)
Mia, your pots are gorgeous! Coleus and sweet potato vines are staples at my moms so of course I'll always incorporate those anywhere I can! I love the lilys, you really must post some picts once yours get going!
Since I mentioned chocolate flowers, I'm going to link one of my favorite chocolate flower seed/plant sources and inspiration. Another couple of good sources for chocolate garden (which can include flowers in dark tones that sort of mimic chocolate but which do not necessarily have a chocolate scent) seeds are Swallow Tail Gardens and Summer Hill Seeds.
Some people who plant chocolate gardens include plants that are in dark tones (red, bronze, maroon, brown, black, deep purple, etc.), those that have a chocolate scent, and those that have the word chocolate in their name (like Chocolate Mint Coleus).
Some people focus not only on a chocolate garden but on a chocolate and vanilla garden with lots of white plants or vanilla scented plants or both thrown in for contrast with the chocolate garden plants.
Here is a link that might be useful: Chocolate Flower Farm
The oddest thing in our flower gardens?
delosperma mesa verde. A variety of 'ice' plant. They are 'volunteers' that I transplanted from the driveway to the front flowerbed last spring. They survived the summer. Now, I'm waiting to see if they survived the winter. Pretty little flowers, though.
If the purslane comes up this year, I might transplant it to the flowerbeds, too.
got to be my naranjilla I got from my friend Chris in Tulsa. Last year, or no, I think it was the year before, I found one at the OSU greenhouse garden sale.
Other than that, I love my castor bean plants, and lambs ear.
The first one, for the spikey leaves, the second one, for the height and shade it creates, and the third, just because the leaves are so soft and velvety feeling.
I had forgotten about chocolate flowers. I may have to try some. Just will want to eat them if they really smell like it!!! LOL
Great post. Gave me some good ideas.
Thanks folks.
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My favorites are Mountain Pinks, Ephedra viridis (Mormon Tea) and Damianita which is a tight dark green, small leaf subshrub that smells like nothing else (wonderfully medicinal) and is smothered in tiny yellow blooms on and off during the season.
I've got a large Spanish Broom plant that is only green stems until spring when it bursts into yellow sweet pea type blooms. I like it because it looks like a grass so its unexpected when it blooms. Its considered invasive in some regions but I don't ever see seedlings. I saw this on Classen Blvd. many years ago thinking it was some weird kind of large grass until it bloomed and got some seeds.
I also like the Pink Flamingo muhly grass which is a naturally occurring cross between M. lindheimerri and gulf muhly so it is uncommon in that it has the height of the big M. lindheimeri with the pink blooms of the gulf type muhly.
Dyssodia is another native favorite because you don't see it in gardens. They are teeny tiny compact subshrubs that are like little yellow bouquets all season.
Desert Spoon. It makes a great sculptural statement, has blue serrated leaves and requires no care.
Perennial Snakeweed is gorgeous in fall. A low growing, solid yellow perfectly rounded mound.
There are many interesting and unusual native plants to consider that you definitely will not see in most gardens. The choices are endless and I have lots of favorites.
Shown here is a Mountain pink and a small ephedra
Flameflowers. Talinum. Its a perennial succulent related to rose moss. It puts up thin wiry stems with bright pink flowers that seem to float, blooms all season and naturalizes. It needs no watering and doesn't care how hot or dry it gets.
Flameflower with Desert Marigold. Both will bloom nonstop during drought.


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Two weeks ago, on Tuesday at 1:00 PM, I went in to have my mouth checked for cavities, and since I hadn't gotten my wisdom teeth extracted yet, I got three of the four out. At first, my mouth bled for two days, but aside from that, I didn't have any pain nor did I swell up on the cheeks. The only problem was that I have this cut, or what may be a canker sore under the right side of my tongue, and for the first week, it made it really hard to swallow anything.
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Leafs Hypocrisy?
Well we've all heard the Leafs crying wolf about the "viscious" and "dangerous" use of high sticks, this article sheds some light on the subject. Only it's probably not the way the Leafs had in mind, as it points out the Leafs are tied for the league lead in high-sticking infractions.
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Thoughts on the article??
Well, Ferguson has a point when he says it's not necessarily injury-causing stick infractions.
However it is a very weak point there because a high-stick is still a high-stick and it still presents the danger of taking out the eye, injury causing or not.
but there are many players around the league that have suffered problems... Nagy was hit by Canuck dman Salo recently... Ohlund almost lost his career too with his serious eye injury (which will never be 100% and he still has to get surgery on it from time to time)...
I doubt that the Leafs have actually seen the worst end of it... they have been as big a part of the problem though as any team in the league (according to the article, one of the teams that has contributed most to the problems).
the problem though is the game itself... and it's not so easy to get rid of... many of these players that have injured others (like Salo recently, or Hossa in the Berard case) aren't players who do it intentionally... it happens in the game and is just part of the flow of the game - which is the hardest thing to stop.
If it was intentional it'd be a different thing, but as things are most players (if not all) never go on the ice trying to highstick someone in the eye...
Oh joy. Hypocrites? Yes, quite a few here at least, are. I posted in a thread just two days ago that the Leafs were one of the worst teams regarding stick use in the league, and I was hammered.....
Crow anyone? There is plenty to go around!!!!!
Interesting stat. However in defense, we were more upset about the amount of high-sticks in the league and how many have caused injury to us.
Sniff.........sniff...........do you smell that?
Snifff......snifffffffff...........yep, I think it is!
It's karma baby!!!!!!!!!!!
Toronto's reputation as divers seems to be hurting them. It didn't look like anyone was sure if anything really happened, including his team mates.
Whiners whine, divers dive, high stickers get high sticks. It's the circle of life. :D
The Leafs don't have a reputation as divers!
Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah ahahahaha!!!!!!!!
Oh. Good point.
Apparently your teams patron saint is Schleprock, "Wowzie wowzie woo woo" :cry:
Give me one player on the Leafs roster that dives.
How about this? You prove me wrong.
Either way, the Leafs stand to gain (and suffer) from more strict reffing, where careless stick use is concerned. Gain obviously by a reduction of injuries in hotly contested games, suffer from greatly increased PIM.
TIE DOMI is one of the WORST divers in the NHL. He virtually invented a few of the sleaziest moves you now see. Porpular ones include grabbing your oponents stick, putting it into your somach and falling down.
Worst dive ever would have to be Dainius Zubrus' effort at the end of the 2003 season.
If Nolan and Tucker played for a different team, I doubt "the whole league" would be talking about high sticks.
High sticks can cause injuries? Aw, come on, you're kidding me! Visors might prevent eye injuries? Whoa! Some players wear visors, others choose not to? Slow down, egg-head! Mandatory visors would have to be agreed to by the NHLPA? No way!!
Really, how does any of this qualify as news? Why is high sticking and visors suddenly getting so much ink? Because it happened to Maple-Leafs. It might be the hot topic in Toronto, but I think "the hockey media" has overestimated how much fans around the league care.
Detroit the Best in the league! :yo:
But seriously he has been called for several diving infractions in recent years, not to mention all the diving he gets away with.
Ahhh just what we need. Another Leaf troll thread.
Bash away brothers...i'm glad you are so obsessed with us
Just curious, when was he called for diving in recent history?
Where's the list of notorious divers? The league was supposedly making one up for the refs, is there any chance it's on the internet somewhere?
Offcourse it's too much to expect for the trolls to read the article when an opportunity to bash opens up, but JFJ promptly and accurately put the reporter in his place:
"And the fact that no penalty was called on Buffalo's Jay McKee, who tore the retina of Nolan, or on the Islanders' Jason Blake, who did the same to Tucker on Tuesday, also skews the data, the GM said.
"Do they have McKee's infraction as an infraction or not an infraction? Would you consider what Blake did is an infraction? Does that show up on their penalty stats? So you better get some more Web sites," Ferguson said."
"We're a very competitive team that's made real good strides in terms of our discipline," Ferguson said. "Tell me this: How many teams in the league have two players currently out because they got high-sticked in the eye? I think it's one. There are a host of factors here, clearly."
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Breezy, just want to thank you for posting your spice drawer picture and giving the info about Specialty Bottle. My metal tins arrive today and I started organizing my spices right a way. I don't have a label maker so I just used clear address labels and printed them on the computer. I just have a few more jars and labels to do and I'll be all set. It will be so much easier finding my spices now instead of on having them on tiered shelves in a cabinet. My drawer is a little smaller than yours but I could fit 35 small tins and 1 larger one with room to spare. Thanks again for sharing that picture and info. Here is how mine looks:
It's my drawer's long lost, but not evil, twin separated at birth!
I seriously will throw a party when I find that darned label maker! Oh the things I want to tag in my newly remodeled house....
I should take a new pic now that I've added my paprikas in the drawer. I'll link to the company, Specialty Bottle, below. Badgergirl and I both used the smaller TCT4 tins and the larger TCT8.
Love yours!! Your more petite drawer actually snuggles the tins better than mine. And wait until you're in the middle of a trenches cooking a big meal. You'll get a thrill from being able to see all your spices laid out where grabbing and measuring takes a mere second. You'll wonder how you ever got by reaching into a dark upper cab with toppling towers of spices.
And thanks for the kind shout-out. I can't believe I actually helped someone! You brightened the end of a sad day full of good-byes and made me smile. :-)
Here is a link that might be useful: Specialty Bottle spice tins with clear lids
Susie--I used dozens of the smaller TCT4 tin. I have a row of the larger TCT8 in the back for spices I use a considerable amount of like chili powder and cinnamon or that are bulkier like bay leaves and star anise pods.
TCT4 hold 4 oz, which is about the same as a regular-sized spice jar. I buy almost all of my spices in bulk now so that was less of a consideration. My still-packed label maker is a Brother p-touch.
Love this idea. I have my spices/herbs labeled (handwritten for now) and used color coded stickers to differentiate type of spice/herb. (I wrote the name on the sticker). Green for herbs, red for hot & spicy, yellow for curries, etc. Could you do something like this with a label maker?
They look great.
Can you share how easy is it to open the lids?
Are they sealed tight?
Often when I'm marinating, etc, I just want to pop the top off and grab the container between my wrists and shake it over the meat, etc.
I may have to alter my way of using these tins.
Thanks Breezy, I've been meaning to get a label maker but it just always leaves my mind with all the "main" decisions being made right now.
I did write it down though!
I have always just used two wide drawers with my spices in their original jars laying down, facing up, in alphabetical order! This way will be much prettier!
Huango: the lids on the tins have a snug fit. They are not screw tops but they need just a little twist and then lift the top off. I haven't tried opening them with my wrists- don't think I have the talent to do that! They do not have holes for shaking the spices out.
Sjerin: I have the baking spices in the same drawer as the savory spices. I always kept the store bought containers of spices in the same cabinet and never thought twice about smell or taste transferring. I can not detect any smell coming out of the metal containers and I have a very good. "sniffer" on me.
Houseful: I put the crushed red pepper under the letter R. I have to redo a couple labels though because I decided that ground cloves need to be labeld as cloves. I can visually see that they are ground and not whole ones. Gotta change that mincesd onion label too! Who would have thought that even organizing spices involves major decision?
Sjerin--like Badgergirl, I store all my spices together. Always have and never noticed smell transfer. If my drawer wasn't located so close to the baking zone I might have separated them as to how I use them.
Houseful--I also placed red pepper as a R. Ground mustard is "mustard, ground" and mustard seed is "mustard, seed".
As to shakers, those little shaker tops were the the bain of my existence before these tins. I hated having to remove those little gadgets each time I measured. I'm much more of an OCD measurer than a casual shaker. Or I finger-sprinkle like I do with salt so I have more control. (Again with the control issue.) That said, I did keep a couple of those types when I emptied into tins. I thought they might be useful if I mix up any sort of blend that needed to be shaken on.
Never had the need to differentiate by type of spice like Mealaska does, but I like her idea of using diff colored labels like that.
The lids fit tightly enough that the contents don't spill, but are easy enough to remove for use.
You -- all of you on the Kitchen Forum -- are ENABLERS! I just ordered a gazillion of those little containers since I realized the only thing in the drawer in my prep space next to the range is 5 potholders. Surely I can find someplace else for them and avoid having to go to the upper cab on the other side of the range to get spices/herbs. I'm blaming all of you for this! By the way...thank you! At least I know where MY Brother P-Touch is (tee hee).
Houseful, I looked, too.... you are right... for the PT-90, I don't see it. Maybe you could invest in a PTouch that uses TZ tape. They aren't super expensive (20 - 50 bucks maybe, depending on size and where you buy it). Or at the very least, ask friends or family if they have one, and you just buy the tape to use as you borrow it. I agree that the white on clear would look great on those jars.
I was going to reply earlier but I had to get my camera out for this one - the advantage of having a father in law who loves carpentry projects! I asked for a removable caddy that held standard-size spices, with space for storing bulk spices in bags underneath. If I built it again we'd do it better, but even as-is, I love it!
* middle drawer of a 21" 3-drawer base cabinet, drawer interior dimensions 17.25 wide x 20 deep x 9.5 tall.
* The top caddy holds standard 4-oz spice jars (a 4.5-in height clearance for 4.15" tall jars). Size 17.125 square.
* Lift that out, and there's storage for bulk bags of spices underneath (also about 4.5 inches height).
* Caddy sits on runners that put a 3" wide space behind, to fit a row of tall things.
* The drawer is next to the stove, since I'm more of a "toss some seasonings into the pot" than a "measure into the mixing bowl" style, but if I want to do a complicated recipe I can always take the caddy to the prep area.
Things I'd fix:
- It started out really heavy. It was a real "oops! bad design" feeling until we fixed it. I'd been wanting to standardize my collection of 40 jars in 6 different sizes/shapes but felt it was kind of a frivolity - I justified by replacing with plastic instead of glass, which cut the weight down enormously! It's no longer a two-hand job. (though some of them are still glass at this point; I didn't change them all out, and I'm using 8oz canning jars for some of the large things (cinnamon sticks, parsley, chili powder))
- The tray should be cut down to rectangular instead of square, to allow a little more "tall" space in the back of the drawer. This would also help with weight. And sliding around. At one point I tried to convince my husband to do the modification, but he was unenthusiastic about that (understandably - it's kind of a fussy disassembly). Ideal size, 17x14 instead of 17x17? Depends how many jars you think you'll have.
- It rattles quite a bit; drawer liner helps keep the jars from sliding, but the eventual plan is to take a 1.5" hole saw and cut a grid of circles in 1/4" plywood so each jar has a little round hole that it sits into. When we have a spare evening and pigs fly. With no drawer liner, the jars pile up in one corner as soon as I pick it up, and the balance is off, making it not just heavy but awkward.
I planned this all out because these standard-shape 4oz bottles wouldn't fit standing up in the top drawer... at least the didn't in my old kitchen. As it happens, I could totally have fit them in these cabinets, but by the time we had the cabs here and I realized they'd fit, I was in love with the caddy + bulk storage idea, so I went with the middle-drawer concept. I like it. I hope this wasn't too much of a hijack of the thread!
Here is a link that might be useful: 4 oz plastic spice jars ~4
Thanks Annettacm. I may do that eventually, but first I thought about a white paint calligraphy pen. Don't know if they make them, but I am going to look around.
Your tins are great as you can fit many in a drawer.
I was fortunate to find these (on the left) while in Italy for 75 cents (full of spices). I emptied the spices--didn't want to be stopped going through the airport security in case they thought it was an illegal substance. They are glass with a shaker flip open top. The ones on the right were filled with sprinkles and on clearance for 50 cents. I wish I could find some of these bottles.
Java's right...ENABLERS! I thought I was doing OK, but seeing these pics...I've got some work to do. I tried the round stickers and they don't stick. The MStewart stickers stick, but you can't print on them (REALLY Martha???). Guess the PTouch will come out next...(like I have nothing else that needs done..ok, so I could stay off the pc long enough to get it done...ha).
I do put my baking spices in the cabinet with the flour/sugar etc where they will be used. The rest are in this drawer next to the stove.
So happy that you guys posted about these spice drawer ideas. I just realized that I have room in one of my drawers to do this. I remembered reading these posts and came to GW and did a search on "Breezy Spice" - makes me envision Breezy as a member of the Spice Girls. ;)
I'm off to Specialty Bottle to place my order!


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