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ECO Green Equipment
based in North Salt Lake, UTAH (USA)
ECO Green Equipment is an emerging leader in the design and construction of cost effective turnkey tire recycling systems. Our focus is to provide custom designed tire recycling systems that deliver optimum production for a variety of applications such as TDF (Tire Derived Fuel), wire-free rubber mulch, crumb rubber, and rubber powder. We have manufactured and installed ...
Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc.
based in Milwaukee, WISCONSIN (USA)
Anguil Environmental Systems is a global provider of industrial air pollution control, emission abatement and energy recovery systems. We design, manufacturer, service and install thermal and catalytic oxidation technologies as well as heat recovery systems for a variety of applications and industries.
Aerox B.V.
based in Vleuten, NETHERLANDS
Aerox B.V. is the world`s leading odour control specialist. With our Aerox-Injector we destroy the odours that are produced in industrial processes. We help factories to minimize their emissions in order to comply with legislation, laws, but most important: Fresh air for your neighbours.
Modern Water - Monitoring Division
based in Cambridge, UNITED KINGDOM
Modern Water's Monitoring division has developed some of the world's most advanced systems for monitoring water quality. We provide market-leading toxicity monitoring systems, trace metal and environmental monitoring systems. The range includes systems for portable, online, and laboratory use. Our toxicity monitoring products, Microtox and Microtox CTM, detect toxins in ...
Fluid Dynamics International Ltd
based in Maidenhead, UNITED KINGDOM
Fluid Dynamics is one of the world`s oldest non-chemical water treatment companies, preventing scaling caused by calcium carbonate in hard water. A truly green water treatment method proven to save energy For over 40 years we have supplied our wide range of non-chemical scale prevention products to every sector of industry,commerce and the home that suffers from hard ...
Biowater Technology
based in Cumberland, RHODE ISLAND (USA)
BioWater Technology is a company focusing on development of sales of innovative technologies and solutions for biological treatment of water and wastewater. Products include but are not limited to: MBBR, IFAS and Package Plants. We have offices in the United States and Norway and partners and representatives around the world. We provide Combined Fixed-Film Activated ...
Valvan Baling Systems NV
based in Menen, BELGIUM
Valvan Baling Systems is an engineering company that specializes in the design and construction of hydraulic baling presses and accessories. Our biggest target sector is the recycling industry. Our product range of baling presses is suitable for processing natural and synthetic fibers, RDF, paper, cardboard, plastics, municipal solid waste, second hand clothing, We are ...
SRS Crisafulli, Inc.
based in Glendive, MONTANA (USA)
SRS Crisafulli manufactures, sells and services versatile high capacity pumps, dredges, power units, accessories, and spare parts. Crisafulli Products are manufactured in both custom and standard configurations. Dredges, Dredging Services, Flotation Equipment, Irrigation Systems, Lagoon Equipment, Pumps/Centrifugal, Pumps/Lift Station, Pumps/Sludge, Pumps/Submersible, ...
Chemisch Thermische Prozesstechnik GmbH / CTP Air Pollution Control
based in Graz, AUSTRIA
CTP (Chemisch Thermische Prozesstechnik GmbH) is one of the world`s leading companies in air pollution control for industrial applications. CTP was founded in 1985 and since then, its engineers, chemists and researchers have been developing individual technologies to serve customers worldwide, covering all industrial sectors. At CTP, we adhere to high quality standards ...
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based in Innsbruck, AUSTRIA
IONICON is the world's leading producer of trace gas analyzers with market-leading, real-time, single-digit pptv-level detection limits for VOCs using the unique Proton Transfer Reaction – Mass Spectrometry (PTR-MS) and Selective Reagent Ionization – Mass Spectrometry (SRI-MS) technology. IONICON also produces trace calibration devices for analytical instruments and ...


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Planning Minister Jorge Giordani said yesterday the initiative aims to provide such sectors the dollars they need to import goods. Products like flour, coffee and butter have disappeared from store shelves in recent months.
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A £15.6m centre in Culham, for training engineers to use robotic arms, has lodged plans for a 3,000sqm facility.
The Remote Applications in Challenging Environments (RACE) building, in the Culham Science Centre, will have cutting-edge facilities to develop remote handling techniques.
Scientists at the complex's fusion energy project, Joint European Torus (JET), have been using the remote controls for 20 years – but the technology also has applications in deep space and deep sea exploration.
RACE director Dr Rob Buckingham said companies which joined the project would benefit from the centre's "tremendous expertise".
He said: "RACE will offer its customers the technical support to use the world's best robotics to solve problems in their challenging environments.
"I am excited about leading RACE and there is no better place for it than Culham."
The Culham site at present has a small labatory for training people to use the device, but it is understood that permission is now being sought from South Oxfordshire District Council for a large purpose-built facility.
It is hoped the centre will attract small and medium-sized businesses, as well as multinationals and universities.
The technology has been used primarily by scientists at Culham to carry out maintenance on the JET experiment, with the aim of refining the techniques for use in its successor fusion project in France, ITER.
But it is also thought to have applications in many other industries, including nuclear power, oil and gas, construction and the exploration of deep-sea and space.
- The interior of what the facility could look like
The project has won the backing of the Government to the tune of £7.6m in the Oxford City Deal, signed in February. And that investment is reported to have been matched by the private sector.
Overall the worldwide market for the technology could represent £64bn each year, it is claimed, and could pump £200m annually into the UK economy.
A UK Atomic Energy Authority spokesman said 350 jobs could be created.
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Emir is a great host, very responsive. His apartment is clean and spacious, and it's in a great location. A couple quirks that would have been helpful to know in advance: there are no curtains on the windows, so I felt a little exposed. And when the hot water heater is on, the heat also turns on, making it very hot in the apartment. But overall it was a good stay.
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My 3 night stay at Emir's airbnb was a really nice experience. Emir's apartment is well maintained, comfortable and accurately matched his posting. What really stands out is the apartment's location which is around a number of great shops, restaurants and bars. It's also a close walk to Old Street tube station.
Emir is a great host – he quickly responded to my emails and text messages whenever I had a question. This was my 1st airbnb experience and I would be glad to stay at Emir's place again when visiting London.
Very spacious and comfortable apartment in a great location, cafes and places to eat in all directions and close to tube and buses. Emir was a great host and responsive to our needs.
I stayed at Emir's place a couple of weeks back for 2 nights. The apartment was absolutely ideal for what I wanted and I was particularly impressed with the size and space it had to offer. The bed was extremely comfortable and the apartment as a whole was lovely and warm... exactly what I wanted during chilly January.
The only negatives that I think are worth bringing up is; during my stay, only one of the windows had a working blind so a lot of light from the street spilled in at night. Also, some of the plugs in the apartment didn't seem to work. Luckily though, there were so many that it didn't cause a problem for me charging my phone/laptop. Neither of these negatives were enough to put me off, I loved staying there and would happily stay there again in future.
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Emir was a great host, kindly showing flexibility when we we needed to change the check-in time despite it being a weekday and explaining everything required within the area.
The property is very cool, amazingly well located in shoreditch/old street, probably even more spacious than it looks on the photos. It is completely open plan so probably best suited for a couple - would not hesitate to stay there again.
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I went to London with 2 friends and we spent 2 nights in Emir's loft. Emir was really fast to answer our questions. We had some trouble to find the loft because the (website hidden) map was not pointing at the right street. We met Emir at the loft where he gave us the keys and showed us the flat. We spoke a little and he really seems to be a nice and reliable person. The loft was as described, spacious and quite luminous, with 2 large and comfy beds and 2 couches. The street can be quite noisy but we got used to it. The building itself was really quiet. The loft is well located too, near the Old Street station, 5-7min by foot. We spent a really nice stay in Emir's loft, and I really recommend it if you are looking for a spacious flat with a good location.
Emir was fantastic... Very kind and easy to contact with fast responses..
The flat was beautiful, clean, tidy (exactly how you see it pictures).. Brilliant location, very central and exactly what we were looking for!.. :) will happily advise others to stay here & we will certainly use emir's apartment again!.. :)
Emir is a nice guy and very quick to respond, which is a big help! He was also forthcoming when extending our check-out time.
However he didn't mention before our trip that the flat's heating system doesn't work properly (the radiator heats up the room to a disturbing temperature and can't be switched off unless you want to forgo hot water.
Because of the private entrance we never saw Emir or his girlfriend but he seemed very polite and a great guest via the emails we exchanged. I hope he had a good stay. Everything was very neat and clean when he left.
Really Nice and interesting person who works in fashion!
Emir was a great host, highly recommend him.
Emir was the perfect house guest. Communicate, clean and courteous. Highly recommended.
Having Emir as a guest was ideal. Communication was super friendly and easy, he was on time, very easy going during, and he left the apartment in perfect shape. I'd have him back anytime!
responsile clean and organised tenant. will be happy to accommodate in the future.
Hote parfait Que je reverrai avec plaisir .
I've known Emir since college. He's a responsible, hard-working, kind friend and just generally fun to be around. His apartment is really beautiful and anyone would be lucky to chill there.
We have been friends with Emir for nearly 10 years, and I can state with unequivocal certainty that he is one of the finest gentlemen I know. Trustworthy, honest, reliable, talented, and generally just a decent, interesting and engaging person. We visited his apartment in Brooklyn a few days prior to this writing, and it is an excellent place. If this is the location and type of space you are looking for in New York, I would highly Emir's apartment.
Yachtz & Brianne
İ know the flat and Emir very well and recommend this very beautiful, and modern space which is in a very new building across McCaren park. Emir's flat is clean and decorated with taste. One can trust Emir fully in any transaction.


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Excerpted from The Crossley Baby by Jacqueline Carey. Copyright © 2003 by Jacqueline Carey. Excerpted by permission of Ballantine Books, a division of Random House LLC. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.
DEIRDRE MCNAMER is the author of the novels Rima in the Weeds, One Sweet Quarrel, and My Russian, which is a Ballantine Reader's Circle book. She lives in Missoula, Montana, where Jacqueline Carey lived for four years in the late nineties. The two have been friends for
many years.
Deirdre McNamer: I know I'm supposed to ask the questions and you're supposed to do most of the talking, but I feel I must jump in at the outset and tell readers something about our longstanding
conversational arrangement.
Jacqueline Carey: Jump away.
DM: For at least a dozen years now, Jacqueline (I call her "Jay") Carey and I have spoken on the telephone for an hour or so at a set time each week. We refer to it as "meeting at the Phone Bar,"
although sometimes it is the Phone Cafe. Or the Juice Bar. Sometimes we've met at the Phone Bar when I've been in Montana and Jay has been living in Manhattan, Brooklyn or, most recently,
Montclair. We also met there when she lived in Missoula, four blocks from my house.
JC: Because neither of our homes had a jukebox.
DM: But you always complain about the jukebox!
JC: Not as much as I do about the noisy underage clientele on my end.
DM: Still, I thought we might conduct this conversation at the Phone Bar because we're used to the place and tend to do a lot of our mutual mulling there. We'll stick to the topic at hand. Invite
interested company. Ignore the distractions.
JC: Practice a certain restraint.
DM: Those sisters in The Crossley Baby. Let's begin with them. Because Bridget is absent from the novel, except in retrospect, we find ourselves wondering most about the differences between careerist Jean and stay-at-home Sunny. Whom do you identify with more?
JC: I know this is going to sound cowardly, but I have to say I identify with both. When I was writing from Jean's point of view, for instance, I wasn't secretly rooting for Sunny. I was thinking, "That Sunny, she thinks she can get away with anything." To keep myself true to each voice, I would work on a number of Sunny's chapters all in a row and then a number of Jean's. When I originally conceived of the book, I identified a bit more with Sunny. That is, I thought of arguments for Jean's side without really feeling them. But once I actually started to write, I found the Jean chapters more fun, and my loyalties became entangled on an emotional as well as an intellectual level. I always
found it easy to look through one sister's eyes and see what was wrong with the other.
DM: Which sister do your friends identify with?
JC: I was surprised at the great variety in my friends' responses. Some identify with Sunny because she is, at least on the surface, nicer, more pliant, more generous. Others recoil from her because of her passivity or the way she uses men. Some career women identify with Jean somewhat ruefully, recognizing her greater anxiety or her self-justifications. Others, just as
jobs, dismiss her for her single-mindedness and her ambition, saying, "I just don't get people like that." I've been thrilled at how different the reactions are. They are just as complex as I hope the book is. Even better has been how very emotional the responses have been. People really care about these characters and have vociferous opinions about them. But I don't think I know who you identify with.
DM: Neither. For me, it's baby Jade, all the way. She's got all her options before her, and in a certain deluded state of mind, I like to think I do, too. But I did, I admit, identify very much with Sunny at one point. She is watching her husband, Leon, being interviewed on television about his real estate projects in Harlem, and she feels, at that moment, that she has the best of two worlds: access to the realm of consequence and physical proximity to her child. It seems to me that many of us, parents or not, want a realm of consequence and some sort of pivotal, warm relationship with another human, pure and simple. Do you think it's possible that this is, finally, what Jean wants, too?
JC: Jean wants more than access to a realm of consequence; she wants to tell people what to do there. But I do think women on different sides of this question might be forgetting how much they have in common. And readers can lose sight of the ways in which Jean and Sunny are, finally, like each other. Both sisters do what they have to do with great energy and enthusiasm. They don't whine; they just keep going; they're both great company. Their marriages are very different, but they're basically successful. And the sisters get more like each other in other ways, for better or worse, as the book progresses.
DM: Where did you get the idea for this novel?
JC: I've long been fascinated with the bitter feuds that split some Irish and Irish-American families apart—feuds that often last decades. My own father, for instance, did not meet one of his uncles
until the older man was close to eighty, even though they'd both lived near Boston for a good part of their lives. It was hard for me to imagine what could cause such unrelenting enmity. Then I had my first child, and overnight questions of time and money, career and family responsibilities became unbearably fraught. At last there was something I could imagine fighting over—fiercely and at length.
DM: I think rage can be wonderful fuel for a novel. And I'll step out on a limb and say rage of a sort might be what makes The Crossley Baby feel . . . well, the only word I have for it is . . . large. Are you enraged about anything?
JC: You name it. The gap between the fabulously rich and the rest of us is mind-boggling. The only thing worse is how most Americans accept it. But, really, I couldn't possibly list all the things I'm
enraged about. A peaceful, contented person wouldn't write fiction. It's simply too hard. I aimed for a large scale in the book by including characters from all sorts of different economic classes and ethnicities—perfect mouthpieces for rage, I guess, as long as you can see everyone's point of view. The conflict comes built in.
DM: The tone you take in talking about big topics like race, class, suffering, and social inequality is witty, lithe, even disarming. Yet you never sound dismissive. How do you manage that? Are there other writers you admire who do something similar? Or who have had some other kind of influence on you?
JC: Big topics are big only because they are important to lots of individuals. Once you get to the personal level you can see all the funny little quirks behind these abstract ideas. Philip Roth is hilarious about social questions. It may be hard to see his influence in my novels, but I admire him a great deal, and certain of his scenes often come to mind as I work. I love the Zuckerman trilogy.
The two authors who probably had the greatest effect on The Crossley Baby, though, were Leo Tolstoy and Agatha Christie. I reread both obsessively while I was writing the novel. They may
seem absurdly different, but I very consciously imitated certain things they have in common. Chapters are usually scenes with individual shapes and payoffs. Every moment is grounded in the
physical world. If a character is getting key information from a book, say, you're going to hear where she's sitting as she's reading it. And every sentence has to have at least two reasons to be included.On the simplest level, in an Agatha Christie, that means that everything has both a narrative purpose and a role as a potential clue.
DM: Do you try, consciously, to create characters who work against stereotypes? I mean, if stereotypes are both boring and inaccurate, as they surely are, then a writer isn't going to want to go near one, right?
JC: Going against stereotype in a simple-minded way is usually laughable. Take the bestselling novel about a female boss who sexually harrasses her male assistant. That to me sounds more like a male fantasy than anything that would happen in real life. Okay, maybe it happened once in the history of the world. But some things are uninteresting precisely because of their singularity.
On the other hand, no one is merely a sum of probabilities. A person who looks like a certain type can display amazing twists. For instance, the only person I knew who came to the defense of
O.J. Simpson was white. He'd played football in college, and obviously that meant far more in this case than the color of his skin. I try to make my characters both believable and surprising. According to the polls, stay-at-home mothers tend to be more conservative than career women. Tilting the lens slightly made more sense to me, though. It seemed to open things up a bit. I could
have gone further and had both Leon and Geoffrey quit their jobs to devote themselves to the raising of children. But I'm not interested in fantasy. Jean especially makes all sorts of pronouncements about types of people only to acknowledge some kicker in the end. Like when
she's sitting in the bar, hiding from her prospective in-laws, and she thinks, Jews don't drink alcohol—except for the ones she knew.
DM: Although the research in your novel is not intrusive, I know you did plenty of it. You write so clearly and engagingly about the nuances of real estate transactions, for instance. How did you get so interested in, and knowledgeable about, that whole realm? And how did you manage to make me and a whole slew of others interested, too?
JC: I read all sorts of stuff about real estate, executive recruiters, laparoscopic surgery, and adoption procedures. But in some ways interviews were even more important. It was from them that I got a real feeling for the emotions behind the facts. I don't think it's too hard to interest readers in real estate, say, as long as you stick to the human ramifications. What defines you more than your home? A house or a co-op is most people's biggest investment. Leon just works on a bigger scale. When I was trying to decide on a way that a character could lose a lot of money, I remembered reading in the New York Times about a woman who had transformed a section of East Harlem real estate in the eighties. I was living in Montana then, so I flew to New York to see her, and she kindly spent two mornings with me, reminiscing. She was even more extraordinary than the articles had led me to believe: brave, persistent, far-sighted, and
generous-spirited. I was surprised at how much time she and lots of other people spent talking to me. After doing the research, you have to live with it a while, so that it sort of gets under your skin. You have to know lots more than you use on the page. Readers assume that you can write most convincingly about something you've experienced yourself, and there is some truth to that. But research that you've carried around in the back of your brain, half-forgotten, as if it were simply
another part of your life, works just as well. Better, since it can break you out of your little world.
DM: Another sort of research is a lot less formal and basically involves a sort of writerly observation of the circumstances of your own life. You have two children, a girl and a boy. And you are a writer married to a writer. How have those conditions influenced the way you write, and what you find yourself wanting to write about?
JC: My career and my children have become entwined in my mind because I had my first success as a writer not long before I had my first child. In fact, I sold my first book when I was pregnant and
so sick I was afraid to leave the house. It's easy to see children as a threat to your work, because of the demands on time and attention. But children can shake you out of yourself, make you think
more deeply and widely. In that way they can be a boost. My experience has been similar, oddly, to both Jean's and Sunny's. Statistically speaking, I am a mother who works parttime, but it is hard to think of something as all-consuming as writing as "part-time." I brood as much over my work as Jean does, if not more so. And since I'm usually at home and available, at least to some extent, I can be as aware of my kids as Sunny is. Well, almost as much. I draw the line sooner than she does. There are too many parents prowling the halls of the schools these days, anyway. But here I am talking only about my own life. I purposely kept both my children out of The Crossley Baby. They didn't get their choice of mothers, so I give them a free pass. I figure anyone else
is fair game, though. I'm amazed, really, at the stuff people tell me, people who are perfectly well aware of how freely I borrow from others. My husband (Ian Frazier) has influenced my work mostly as an example. I can see firsthand how incredibly hard a successful writer must work and how courageous and honest he must be.
DM: Would you have written this book if you were still living in Montana?
JC: Don't forget that I was living across the park from you when I started the book. My husband says I do my best work in Montana, but that's probably because he's always dragging me out
there. It's true that it's easier to see what makes a place itself when you're at a distance from it. By that logic, there's no better place to write about New York City than Montana, which always
manages to feel farther away than anywhere else. But I'm glad I also wrote part of the book back east, because there are always details that you forget when you're not living with them.
DM: Why is Jean a practicing Catholic?
JC: Well, why not? She grew up Catholic. She always defined herself as a tough Irish-American girl. She's very tribal. Catholicism is a tough religion, so she would admire it and feel at home with it. She feels its heft. She may look with a skeptical eye upon certain aspects of the mass and her fellow worshippers, but she's no rebel. She likes the church's rules, even if she doesn't follow them all. You may remember that during the mass she dismisses Sunny's criticism of the church as immature and literal-minded. Jean may be more open to the central mystery of Catholicism than many. Temperamentally she's not suited to any other sort of Christianity, as she's much more likely to find a spiritual dimension through ritual—through historically developed structure—than through personal enlightenment or any line of reasoning. For people like you and me and Jean, it's Catholicism or nothing. And Jean couldn't countenance nothing. But she's Jean, so anything she'd say about the subject would be flip.
DM: Do you think mothers should work outside the home?
JC: As much as they can. But the important thing to remember is that most women do not have the choice. For economic reasons they have to work.
DM: I happen to know that you clip stories from the newspaper that don't make it to the front page. What are you clipping now?
JC: My new book is about the wife of a white-collar criminal, and you couldn't pick a better time to find relevant articles. Lately I've been taken with the monetary scale of the various frauds—who,
in which position, got what. Some of the numbers are incomprehensible, they are so high. I also always clip articles on outrages that seem to be particularly characteristic of a time. Recently it was the conviction of a mother in Meriden, Connecticut, whose son hanged himself in his closet. Although he had been bullied at school, the jury decided the hanging was her fault because her house was such a mess. This was a woman who had to work sixty hours a week, mostly at
WalMart, to support her family.
DM: How much money is enough?
JC: In my new novel, a young corporate striver says to his boss's wife, "You have enough money so that you can tell everyone to go to hell." The boss's wife laughs and says, "I wonder how
much that would be."
DM: There are moments of piercing tenderness in The Crossley Baby, and they are often attached to the most ordinary physical things. Just one example: Sunny, lying in utter contentment next to Leon, listens to the radiator "snuffing and snorting and stinking happily of burning dust." Are you trying to suggest that our best moments may have nothing to do with what we want?
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How you can test this outside of Tasker's test option is by turning on airplane mode, waiting a few seconds, and turn airplane mode off again. When airplane mode turns off, you initially have no signal until it connects, thus running the script.
Now this is all customizable to fit your needs. Some have added an option to send a text message to themselves upon getting a LOS, letting them know that way when it was. I prefer logging in a txt file, but up to you.
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1 month old fussy, always wants to be held
Dear Dr. Laura,
How often should a one month old be awake, alert and happy? My one month old is either asleep, eating, or generally fussy and wanting to be held. Is it "normal" for a one month old to not be able to spend a lot of time on their own "playing" on a play mat or in a bouncy seat?
Dear Lisa,
While there is a range of "normal" behavior for all babies, it is COMPLETELY normal for a one month old to be either asleep, eating, or fussy/wanting to be held. Many developmental specialists refer to the first three months of life as the "Fourth Trimester" meaning that babies are not really quite ready to be born at 9.5 months, but because of their big heads, Mother Nature ushers them into the world a bit early. That means they spend much of the first three months sleeping, eating and fussing if they aren't held.
Unfortunately, we don't have pouches for our infants the way kangaroos do; but slings are invaluable for the first three months. Another great tool to remind your infant of the womb is swaddling. In general, anything you can do to simulate life in the womb will comfort your infant.
Developmentally, one month olds do have short time periods when they can sit in a bouncy seat or on a playmat. They explore their extremities, exercise their neck muscles, and generally take in the world. They begin vocalizing and love it when you talk or sing to them.
But most of them don't like to be put down for long. It's genetically to the advantage of the human species, since babies who are put down in unsafe places are sometimes eaten by wild animals! That's why they fuss if they're not held--they don't feel safe. Gradually, they mature enough to feel safe when they aren't being help. But in the meantime, the more time you "wear" your baby, the less fussy he or she will be.
Don't worry, your baby will soon want to be put down. After all, it's the only way to get to all those breakables across the room. In the meantime, enjoy the fourth trimester, which, after all, is the first one where you first get to see your baby!
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Shane Warne
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Part ten: Few spun the ball as much as Shane Warne did; almost none had his magical accuracy
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Geoffrey may not Like Murali's action but that doesent make Shane Warne the best spinner in the world.If you say the most difficult spinner to play in this world in any given pitch its Murali. And I agree he is just not a 'classical' spinner as expected by the old school cricketers. But change is a part of any game and Murali is unique with his style. And if anyone has any complaints about Muralis action , this is what i have to tell them.i agree His action is quite unique, but it doesent mean its chucking. if it was chucking then other spinners would have or could have reproduced it quite easily but still you dont see a spinner in the world who can ball with the accuracy that Murali has.Its the same Like Malinga, he has a unique action that orthodox old school fast bowlers do not like. But its a part of evolution of cricket no matter they accept it or not.
Good list... but i feel it could have been better with the mention of 'record-breakers' from the east. You can overlook statistics but only 'a-little'. Stats does speak... and I am disappointed by exclusion of Asian bowlers who on ANY DAY are better then some mentioned here....
You forgot to mention how handy a batsman Warne was. Capable of making 99 on a good day :) He was a handy lower order batsman and could help a tail wag or support the Australian middle order when Gilchrist was coming in at 6. See 06/07 Ashes series and how he was there for support for M Clarke and Gilchrist
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Pure white Lenten Rose?
I ordered a gallon-container sized Lenten Rose - Royal Heritage strain from a certain online store notorious for mislabeling and swapping plants. I was hopeful that I escaped this legacy, but now that the hellebore has actually bloomed, I think I may have also been duped. How common is it for a Royal Heritage Lenten Rose to bloom all white? Without any green tinge, no speckling, etc.? I'm just trying to make sure that I wasn't sent a Christmas Rose instead of a Lenten Rose, and I'd appreciate any help that you can offer! The online store swears that it is, in fact, a Royal Heritage, it's just all white. The shape of the blooms, however, is consistent with a Christmas Rose.
Lenten Rose (Helleborus X Hybridus) is quite often white. The easiest way to differentiate this from a Christmas Rose (H. niger) is the foliage. Once you have seen both, you can never mix them up.
Lenten Rose leaves generally have 7-9 leaflets. The center 3 generally undivided and lightly toothed, and all arise from a nearly central point like a lupine leaf.
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One other obvious distinguishing feature is the flower stalks themselves. H. niger will generally flower at 6-9 inches and will usually only have one flower (sometimes two) per stalk. Also, the bracts (leaf-like structures on the flower stalk) are small and inconspicuous compared to H x hybridus.


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West Tn gardeners!!!!!!
We need to set this date so John can ask the church for us.
Is the 25th okay or not?
Who is ready to do the swap? I know my poor plants look pitiful. But will always have something to bring....
How about if I bring a BIG pot of Chilli this time. Sound good?
I thought we settled that. I won't be there (a favorite niece is getting married that day in Columbia) but I'm gonna send my plants via Leigh or Lani. I haven't told Brenda yet (you know, she's our speaker) that I'm gonna have to not come, but I'm sure she'll still speak. Will call her today.
I will be there!!! I will bring some cornbread to go with that chili. Don't know that I will have much plant wise. Gonna try to start some porter weed tomorrow, but you have to keep it in for the winter. Last year Leigh gave me 2 pieces and I kept them in water all winter and now I have a big place in my garden, I mean weed bed of them, butterflies and hummers love it!!!!
Guess I'll make brownies.
As for plants, a friend of mine is moving into a new house and she has two shrubs that look like sky pencil hollies. I think she will get rid of them.
I will have those boring old coleus cuts again. Not much else.
Time to party!
I have a few things to bring. have dug and potted some dinner plate hibiscus.Plus several other things. Looks like a slow time for us all with the nasty heat and dry this year. But that is okay, we made it! And will be happy to see everyone!
See you next week!