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Apartments Swiss Star Badenerstrasse, Zurich
Located in Zurich (Aussersihl), Apartments Swiss Star Badenerstrasse is close to Letzigrund Stadium, Swiss National Museum, and Bahnhofstrasse. Also nearby are Fraumuenster and Maag Halle.
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Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas. Additional amenities include laundry facilities and an elevator (lift). This is a smoke-free property.
Apartments Swiss Star Badenerstrasse has 46 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access is provided. Housekeeping is offered weekly.
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|Nov 10, 2012
|Durham, N.C.
|#15/19 Duke 6, Loyola 0
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|Nov 04, 2012
|Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
|Loyola 2, Marist 1
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|Nov 02, 2012
|Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
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|Oct 28, 2012
|Loudonville, N.Y.
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|Oct 26, 2012
|Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
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|Oct 21, 2012
|Baltimore, Md.
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|Oct 19, 2012
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|Oct 13, 2012
|Lawrenceville, N.J.
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|Riverdale, N.Y.
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|Oct 05, 2012
|Jersey City, NJ
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|Sep 30, 2012
|Baltimore, Md.
|Fairfield 2, Loyola 1
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|Sep 28, 2012
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|Loyola 4, Iona 0
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|Sep 21, 2012
|Stony Brook, NY
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|Sep 16, 2012
|Baltimore, Md.
|Loyola 3, Saint Joseph's 2 (2OT)
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|La Salle 2, Loyola 0
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|Sep 09, 2012
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|Sep 07, 2012
|Baltimore, Md.
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|Aug 31, 2012
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|Aug 22, 2012
|Baltimore, Md.
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Modern psychology seems to suggest that living with fears is normal. Some popular phrases today include, "accepting your fears," "managing your fears," "embracing your fears," or "coping with your fears." But is that really the way the Creator intended us to live - with fear? There are countless people today trying to accept their fears. They are doing everything they can to manage their fears. They are unclear on exactly how to embrace and cope with their fears. There are many facets and aspects of fear; one of the biggest is being fearful of what others think of you. People do things, say things, and even buy things because of their fear of what others might think. They join clubs or organizations because they are afraid that if they don't, others might think badly of them. They say things and talk a certain way because they are afraid they might not say the right thing in front of the right people. They purchase items because of a fear of not measuring up to those around them. The fear never ends. You don't have to live with those kinds of fears. Fear will always limit you and keep you from being the person you really want to be. Fear is destructive and it ruins lives. Learning to live with your fears is not the answer. Ignoring your fears is not the answer. Getting rid of your fears is the answer and it is available. If it is "normal" to live with fear, then why is that not clearly spelled out to us in the Bible? In fact, just the opposite is true. Many times on the pages of Scripture you will find the phrase, "Fear not." If it is normal to accept your fears, why would the Bible instruct us to be abnormal by telling us to "fear not?" That certainly does not make any sense, if it is indeed normal to live with your fears. Why does the Bible say, "I sought the Lord and He heard me and delivered me from all my fears?" If it were God's intention for us to embrace our fears, why doesn't it instead say, "I sought the Lord and He helped me to embrace and accept all my fears?" If the intention of the Creator was that it be completely normal to live with your fears, why would He promise to deliver you from all of them? God never intended for His people to be defeated and full of fear. He desires just the opposite: that we live a fulfilled life, an abundant life. He wishes above all things that we prosper and be in health. Quite the contrary to living with your fears, and accepting your fears, the Bible says that fear has torment. Fear is your enemy. Someone once described fear as "sand in the machinery of life." Fear doesn't help; it hinders. Fear doesn't get us through an open door; it keeps us in the hallway. Fear never helps you put your best foot forward; it just keeps both feet in cement. So many Christians are living needlessly with fears - all sorts of fears. God can deliver you of any and every fear, even your deepest, darkest ones. Jesus told a man, whose daughter had just died, "Fear not, only believe!" The man refused to fear, and believed, and his daughter was raised back to life! Why did Jesus tell him, "Fear not?" It was because fear will always keep you from believing and accepting the promises of God. When you believe the promises of God, you will see them come to pass in your life. Think about it - if it 抯 normal to have fears, and you have no fears, you would be abnormal, right? Why would God want you to be abnormal? He doesn 抰. He truly desires for you to be set free from all your fears. Are you tired of living with fear? God can deliver you! Ask Him to help you and deliver you from all your fears.
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Every pitcher dreams of competing for a no-hitter in the major leagues. They imagine experiencing the euphoria of being on the mound for the last few innings, home crowd going crazy after you get your 10th strikeout, being carried off the field glove lifted in the air in triumph. Erik Bedard was experiencing all that (except the final glory) when he told his manager "I'm done". With a pitch count mounting against the Seattle Mariners, Bedard thought better of testing his surgically repaired shoulder, according to the AP via ESPN news services: The left-hander took himself out of his attempt at his first career no-hitter 6 1/3 innings into it. The journeyman handed the ball over to manager Bo Porter with a stat line of 10 strikeouts, five walks, one earned run, 109 pitches and, oh yeah, zero hits. "I asked him, 'Are you sure?' And he said, 'I'm done,' " Porter told reporters after the game, a 4-2 loss to the Seattle Mariners. Bedard added: "I've had three shoulder surgeries, I'm not going over 110 [pitches]. I'd rather pitch a couple more years than face another batter." Astros southpaw Erik Bedard gives up the ball without giving up a hitCredit: AP/Pat Sullivan The move didn't work out, as the reliever that came in behind him gave up the game's only hit, a 2-run double to plate a couple of walks (including one Bedard was responsible for). Eventually giving the Mariners the win, 4-2 with just the one hit and Bedard the statistical loss. Two recent cases of pitchers staying in well past 120 pitches are former Cy Young Award winners San Francisco Giants Tim Lincecum (148 pitches) last week and New York Mets ace Johan Santana (134 pitches) last year. Santana's arm hasn't been healthy since. To me it seems Bedard made the right choice, his arm was going to give out and a hit was probably coming one way or another. It just wasn't meant to be. You would think mired in a losing downward spiral, the Houston Astros wouldn't be producing a great deal of interesting games. But rookie Jarred Cosart made a no-hit bid in his debut last week, Brandon Barnes hit for the cycle on Friday, and now another no-hit bid for Bedard on Saturday. - David Whitlock (@lhd_on_sports) Follow us on Twitter @rbts_baseball A proud partner in the Sports-Kings (@realsportskings) network The post Astros pitcher pulls himself from no-hitter, then gets hung with loss appeared first on Reading Between The Seams.
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The world is sorely in need of a good book on Usenet news. Unfortunately, this isn't it. Administering Usenet News Servers has a definite lack of a clear focus. If the authors had a more tightly targeted audience, I believe this could have been an excellent book. Instead, it is self-defeating by trying to be all things to all news administrators.
Let's have a look at what it does cover. Administering Usenet News Servers claims to cover INN, DNEWS and PGP software and the planning, building and managing of Internet and Intranet news services, and it does.
The book discusses INN and DNEWS and covers installing and configuring both these NNTP news servers. The differences between the two are discussed, including why you might choose one over the other. Included are good appendices with DNEWS and INN configuration details. All you need to get an INN news server up and running under Solaris is included on the CD, as well as tools such as gcc. There is a clear walk-through of an INN install, with configuration variables that may need to be changed clearly marked. The installation information includes the PGP/INN configuration needed for managing newsgroup control messages.
Administering Usenet News Servers also has a reasonable discussion on the need for an "Acceptable Use Policy" (AUP) and what such a policy should address. It also makes some good points on the differences between an Intranet AUP and an ISP (Internet Service Provider) focused AUP.
There is a section on newsreaders, which mentions the good net-keeping seal of approval, but unfortunately only summarises the main points without including a pointer to the full text on the web.
There is a section on project planning, but it keeps a reasonable balance, showing that there should be a plan and mentions the sorts of things you need to consider, but it stops short of trying to teach you to be a project manager. The book also includes good coverage of some of the business issues involved with rolling out a news service on an Intranet.
The focus of the book is its weakness. It is very fond of Solaris as the example operating system to the extent that a chapter on installing Solaris is included. The binaries on the CD-ROM are for Solaris, and the book's examples assume a Solaris file system layout. Not providing Linux and xxxBSD binaries seems an oversight, but even if the authors wished to stay in the commercial arena, they should have considered covering more than just Solaris. I am left with the feeling that the title should have included a "For Solaris" tag.
The book seems to be mainly aimed at the news service being rolled out in an Intranet situation, but then leaps off into ISP land. However, it doesn't cover news to the depth needed by an ISP. This is demonstrated by the total dismissal without any discussion of both Cnews and UUCP. Even if the authors wished to recommend NNTP as the preferred news transport, both Cnews and UUCP are still widely used and any self-respecting news administrator needs to know at least how to interact with Cnews systems and what effect UUCP has on things such as news propagation.
What about the quality? Did I find any major flaws? Well, PGP is not on the CD-ROM. The book says it is on page 121, while on page 221 it indicates you have to use FTP to get it. I also couldn't find DNEWS on the CD-ROM. The cover says that all you need to set up an INN or DNEWS service is on the CD-ROM, while the text of the book indicates you have to download a trial version of DNEWS. Furthermore, it misses some "gotchas" such as using DNEWS behind a firewall, where the DNEWS host that collects the news isn't always the one to which your clients connect. This can cause problems with the news-on-demand style of fetching news by DNEWS. (News-on-demand is the news delivery mode that DNEWS uses where no articles in a newsgroup are fetched from the upstream news providers until one of the local news clients attempts to read that group.) The CD-ROM also has some incorrect references, e.g., the book refers to the gcc-2.7.2 directory in its instructions—the actual directory provided is gcc-2.7.
Overall the book is nicely laid out and straightforward to read. My conclusion is that while it's not as comprehensive as it claims to be, it is a good overall view of what is required to create a functional news service. It will enable a UNIX-aware administrator to set up a vanilla NNTP service fairly painlessly. I think it would have worked better aimed squarely at the Intranet market, including binaries for AIX, Solaris and SunOS.
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milk solution against tomato blight: chemical details?
Hi there,
I got the advice to use a solution of 1 part skimmed milk, one part water, to spray against blight. "works wonder". Only problem, the funny lady gave loads of other advice. At least 3 of them I would judge to be nonsense.
I searched this forum, but found only a little bit about this milk wonder.
Can anyone explain the biochemestry-back ground or is this just another funny gardener`s lore?
eg horsetail: I grasp the concept that the silicat (?) of the horsetail can fortify plant cells if applied as tea or potion or something.
well, just curious, bye, Lin
Which disease are you referring to when you say "blight"? There's Early Blight, Late Blight, and Southern Blight -- three different diseases caused by different pathogens. And to be even more confusing, all three can occur any time during the growing season, and in any location.
Then too, many people simply use "blight" to refer to other fungal or bacterial diseases (of which there are dozens that attack the poor tomatoes we love).
Here's Cornell's guide to identifying tomato diseases and problems:
And here's their site for Late Blight:
I think I remember some sort of milk spray which is used against mildew -- forgotten which type of mildew ... or if it's effective ... or if it's used on tomatoes ... squash, I think?
Many people seem to feel a spray of milk and water keeps powdery mildew under control on cucumbers and other members of the squash family. This thread on the Organic Gardening forum discusses the pros, cons, and details; one of the links is still good.
thanks digdirt and missingtheobvious.
(by the way, I garden in Europe)
I looked up the blight: it is a fungus, Phytophtora infestans, or late blight. And it really attacks the plant in mid or late season.
Well, if it was so effective, the problem would be solved once and for all, wouldn`t it. ...
It`s really amazing how some folks spread "advice", rumors, misinformation. Not with bad intention, but still. I am mostly into perennials and just started with veggies, so still gathering experience.
Well, a good season 2012, bye, Lin
Linaria, if what you have is Late Blight, P. infestans, that's a whole other story since it is not related to Early Blight, A. solani, and EITHER one can occur either early or late in the season.
But Late Blight is usually lethal and from the time the first symptoms appear the plant is usually a stinking mass of black within a week, or at the most two weeks.
The only defense against it is to use Daconil from the time the plants are first set out and then hope for the best.
And I say hope for the best b'c no pretreatment or continuing treatment is always 100% effective.
What Daconil does is to cover the specific attachment sites on the upper leaf surface so that the spores cannot attach.
And it has to be reapplied after rains as well.
So do be SURE that what your plants have is Late Blight , P infestans) and not some other infection b'c indeed it's a very serious situation when Late Blight is around, as I know it is for several of my friends in England and certain areas of Europe and has been a problem here in the US in certain areas including my own area of the NE, aka, all the US states known as New England and many adjoining states. And also in what we call the Pacific Northwest, that's the states along the coast in western US.
Hope that helps.
I once sprayed a skim milk solution on a hibiscus that had some kind of disease that was causing large black areas on the leaves. It cleared up, even the black leaves turned green again, which really surprised me.
But since then, I've tried it on other types of black spots (ie, roses) and it didn't seem to help. One good thing about this solution is it can't hurt anything, especially if you have milk that's starting to go bad.


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this is a 1st for me....on my boston fern?
In my 20 years of growing mostly cactus / succulents I have had a few infestations of mealy bugs.
One of my 2 favourite plants has always been the Boston Fern and have successfully grown one for close to 15 years.
Just noticed mealy bugs in the boston fern. (fern size about 2 ft wide and has grown considerably this summer). Has anyone else encountered this and how did you deal with this? (other than throw away the plant). The fern as with all of my cactus has been on the apt balcony all summer (as previous summers).
Had a cactus mealy bug problem this past winter but by June seemed to have won the battle (although twice in last month 2 cactus had a mild attach). Have been closing watching plants all summer.
Help much appreciated as do not want to throw away boston fern but have to consider the cactus when I bring plants indoors within next week or so.
Yikes! You've got a challenge ahead of you, but I don't need to tell you that. I'll suggest what I would do if this were my plant.
First, I would cut the fern all the way down to the soil level, or nearly so. Then, I'd gently pries it out of the container so that I could scrub the pot and give the root system a little examination. Back in the pot (with little disturbance at this time of year), I'd examine what little sticks are left for any sign of mealies.
As your fern regrows over the winter, you'll need to be very vigilant about inspecting it frequently. Since ferns can be spot treated with alcohol, be prepared to do battle. You can also use insecticidal soap on ferns as long as you follow the directions.
By the way, it doesn't sound like you 'won the battle' with the cacti. ;-) I'd not let them anywhere near the fern. By the way, I've used an alcohol mist quite successfully on cacti that I have grown. You might try it on your cacti, in case you're missing the small eggs and crawlers.
I'll not suggest the alcohol mist for your ferns, but only because I haven't used it on that plant. Perhaps someone else has experience with that.


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A Romantic Border A classic white picket fence festooned with fragrant roses — what could be more romantic? The beauty of this one is that passersby can enjoy the flowers, since they're planted on the outside of the fence. Traditional landscape by Denise Dering Design
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Spring colors so vibrant it is if they had been waiting all winter to explode into color. +919582148141 We have beautiful flowers & Gifts which are sending to your friends, relatives and family members. you can also send soft toys, delicious cakes, chocolates Send Flowers to Delhi & All Over World through Online Florist Delhi. www.buyflower.in www.inidaflower.co.in www.buyflower.co.in
Holland ... nature Flowers
rainbows in nature
purple tulips are my favorite!!!! :)
a rainbow of #Beautiful Flowers| http://beautifulflowerscollectionsreanna.blogspot.com
tulips–I really want to plant an ombre garden, this one would be perfect!
Citrus container
Plants Can, Gardens Ideas, Orange, Container Gardens, Gardens Design Ideas, Modern Gardens Design, Planters, Dwarfs Fruit Trees, Flower
Dwarf fruit tree in a huge, beautiful urn. Love the blue companion flowers
Garden Idea.
Container #garden interior #modern garden design #garden interior design #garden decorating before and after #garden design ideas| http://beautiful-garden-decors-maymie.blogspot.com
orange tree--like trees and flowers in planters
potted plants
White Flower, Pussy Willow, Flowerarrangements, Flower Arrangements, Centrepieces Tables, Floral Arrangements, Centerpieces, Green Flower, White Tulip
fresh green and white contemporary floral arrangement in glass tank----using white tulips, green hydrangeas, and pussy willows.
White (tulips, ranunculus, pussy willow) & Green (gelderse roos) Flower Arrangement
2nd Floor / Sitting On The Storage Sideboard, In The Chanell Bathroom / White & Green Flower Arrangement
Fresh Table centrepiece #Modern #contemporary #tablescape
Natural Green and White Flower Arrangement for Centerpiece
Delicacy in the snow...
Pink Roses, Ruedamour Theme, Cherries Blossoms Girls, Gardens, Winter Rose, Rose Bud, Flower, Beautiful Nature, Cherry Blossoms
rose bud
Pink Rose
I am in love with flowers
via the cherry blossom girl
treasures in the snow
I love, love, love, hydrangea.
Sprays Painting, Dry Hydrangeas, Crafts Ideas, New Life, Front Doors, Nature Wreaths, Diy Hydrangeas, Great Ideas, Hydrangeas Wreaths
Love this - my front door is getting a facelift!
Full of Great Ideas: Giving Hydrangeas New Life with Spray Paint
spray paint dried hydrangeas to new life.
Full of Great Ideas: DIY Hydrangea Wreath -Almost FREE
can you imagine
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Inspiring picture beautiful, flowers, nyc, peonies, roses, tulips, bandwagon, sunflowers, lillies. Resolution: 500x750. Find the picture to your taste!
This photo just gave me a great idea for a garden: use an old vintage wheelbarrow as a flower planter.
Rose Floral
fresh flowers
#foulards #scarves #somlesdues #flowers #garden #colors #nature #spring #inspiration
colored roses.
what a gorgeous color for lilacs
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Rochester NY beautiful city of lilacs and home during early college and career years
I miss my lilac tree!
Lilacs, most certainly, are a part of so many of our fragrant dream gardens, whether we have actually grown them or not! The word "lilac" can only mean one thing and that is early spring flowers with a light heavenly fragrance softly filling the air.
purple lilac flower - New Hampshire flower
Beautiful color
Red and white
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Christmas flower arrangement. Order white roses in bulk from Costco to be delivered the day of the family Christmas weekend.
Christmas Centerpiece
Martha Stewart Christmas arrangement - cranberries and white flowers
holiday centerpiece... white roses and cranberries
Cranberries in vase with white roses- Martha Stewart
Cranberry Flower Arrangement - Cranberries are a staple of the holiday table, but few of us know them other than as a relish or jelly. Keep these native fruits in view by using them as a flower frog instead of using pebbles or marbles; they will hold stems in place for about a week. Use hard cranberries and wash them well before submerging in water.
Christmas Table Settings - Martha Stewart Entertaining
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See the "Bridal Bouquet" in our Real Weddings with Pink Ideas gallery
See the "The Bouquet" in our A Formal Ivory, Green, and Brown Tent Wedding in Connecticut gallery
ramo en mesa de novios!!
Ambiance~ Re-purpose your decor~your bouquets may be used as decorations on your tables (couples' table, bar, guest book table, and so on) by adding a simple vase to your seating areas. Budget friendly and smart~ (Photo Credit: marthastewart.com) (410) 819-0046 www.maryannjudy.com
antique roses with mint and geranium leaves
Wedding Ideas: lush-pink-flower-wedding-centerpiece
The Bouquet: The bride's bouquet is a lush mix of antique ivory roses, tiny white and pale-pink roses, mint, and scented geranium.
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Purple roses; purple flower arrangement; vintage chair
See more about purple roses, lavender roses and purple flowers. vintage
pretty purple flower arrangement AND AN OLD CHAIR
Lavender and green floral arrangement. I love this. The color scheme of the arrangement with the rustic look of the barn wood background and the Antique chair. Just beautiful.
Garden Patio
Ideas, Dreams, Pergolas, Outdoor Living, Gardens, Outdoor Room, Outdoor Spaces, Back Patios, Backyards
great back patio area.....all of the details... Maybe restain pergola.
outdoor sitting area & pergola. Dream outdoor space
Pergola- my dream garden space. Garden Fencing trellis garden ideas
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Design 101 - Pergola Outdoor Rooms - Home Infatuation Blog - Dream Design Live Luxury Outdoor Living
Backyard Patio Garden Ideas. Beautiful shade pergola
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Pretty purple calla lillies.
Lavender brides bouquet Maui
phil's choice
Orchids + Calla Lilies
Purple & lavender wedding flowers: Blue Sky Weddings Maui
Lupinus x hybrida 'Gallery Blue' - lupine is such a spring classic
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Lupine gallery blue
Lupines! (Lupinus x hybrida 'Gallery Blue') This is a perennial lupine for Zones 4,5& 6. Full sun/part shade. 18-24 Inches high. Flowers "late spring through early summer...wonderful for cut flower arrangements and attracts hummingbirds and butterflies...thrives in rich organic soil with good drainage."
blue lupines
Eden Rose
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Eden and Evelyn roses from David Austin
Old heirloom roses
Orange Flower, Fall Decor, Autumn, Tables Centerpieces, Flower Arrangements, Red Rose, Pretty Flower, Thanksgiving Tables, Berries
autumn arrangement - love the hypernicum berries. (Fall)
arrangement with orange / coral flowers and fruit would compliment your thanksgiving table perfectly. Then give the arrangement to a neighbor or whomever comes to dinner. Have someone draw a name & the winner receives it. We've done this at a lot of get-togethers. Is a great way to spread some love after the day is over...
Toast and Tables: Centerpiece of the week: Vitamin See
This composition combines femma roses, ranunculus, orange chincherinchee, hypernicum berries, three different types of geranium foliage, red rose hips, Mandarin oranges and nectarines in an antique copper bucket
Pretty flowers
Orange flowers
fall decor
white and blue
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Wedding flowers in mason jar | Wedding Bouquets
Nautical centerpiece - We love this centerpiece for a reception! | Idea by LauraCaseyInteriors.com
Blue and white bouquet - love the colors
really loving these colors. White flowers in a blue mason jar with a striped blue bow
my idea shown for head table


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Design Email Newsletter Template
Closed - This job posting has been filled and work has been completed.
Job Description
I am looking to someone to design an email/newsletter template. A colored mockup is attached. This emails for for sending specials to customers
Please send me link of some of emails/newsletters which you have designed.
You are welcome to do a primary design based on the colored mockup too.
There is no upfront payment and will pay after job completion.


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My brother, Jim Conforti, has transformed his Sound Beach, Long Island backyard into an amazingly wondrous bird sanctuary. During my stay last week with Jim, wife Donna, nieces Natalie and Haley and nephew, Hunter, I got a close-up view of birds such as chickadees, goldfinches, tufted titmice, a variety of woodpeckers, wrens and believe it or not, a Rufous hummingbird, right through the family's kitchen windows.
Our world is a little sadder and the court system has suffered a huge loss with the death of Carol Brenckle. She was a tremendous help to my family since 1986 and very helpful for many of our neighbors and friends, as well as touching many, many people with her assistance and smile. She made this community richer by her tireless professional contributions. We will miss her professionally and personally. God bless her great heart and soul.
— Ann Berg
The Pink Log House on Summit View, 1965-66-67
Never Fail Dumplings
This is my Mom's recipe. She made them so easy.
They were very light and fluffy.
1 cup of flour
1 egg
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 cup milk
1/4 teaspoon salt
Mix very lightly. Divide into six spoons full and drop around roast or chicken broth. Cover for 15 min. and do not peak.
Uncover and serve.
Cornmeal dumplings
1 cup of flour
1 tablespoon cornmeal
Pinch of sugar
1 tablespoon of butter
2/3 cup milk
This may be a repeat – but it fits this weather…
Bob loves potato soup. Whenever I ask him what he would like to supper, he says potato soup.
In large preferably glass soup pot, (No aluminum please!) heat:
2 tblsp butter
1 tblsp olive oil
1 large onion chopped
2 stalks celery sliced
1 carrot sliced.
Cook until tender.
Mom made the best ginger bread.
I think I will make this for Bob for his sweet tooth attack at night.
There is nothing better than warm ginger bread and whipped cream!!
In a large bowl:
½ cup sugar
½ cup shortening-Mom used Crisco
1 cup of molasses or dark Karo
1 cup of boiling water – stir and add:
2 ½ cups flour
1 teas each salt cinnamon, ginger and soda
Mix and add:
1 well beaten egg
Mix in and pour into an 8 x 12 baking pan. Bake at 350% until it tests done.
Fort Collins, Colorado 1965-1967
After much discussion with Jack, we came to the conclusion that one more winter in Poudre Canyon was not the most feasible and practical way to live. The house was hard to heat; the water froze in the river in the winter so we hauled water and we took our baths at grandma and grandpa's.
If you've been the one in charge of Thanksgiving dinner for decades (like me), you're bound to be looking for some new things to spring on your guests and family. Two of the things I'll be offering this year, are Almond Crescent Rolls, as part of a quick continental-style breakfast, and sweet little Maple Acorn Cakelets, one of the new additions planned for the dessert table.
Dear Readers: I know I promised the continued saga of moving from Poudre Canyon to the pink log house on Summit View but with Thanksgiving two weeks away Susan suggested I share some of my mom's Thanksgiving recipes and stories about how she worked for two weeks before Thanksgiving to put out a wonderful large and bountiful dinner, fit for the King and Queen. I will continue the Pink Log house story Nov 28.
I love warm fuzzy slippers and at Christmas and my birthday someone, usually my mother, gave me slippers. I was given this particular pair of pink fuzzy slippers probably for Christmas probably by my mother.
Pumpkins are beautiful from the inside out, and I love everything about them. Their color, their shape and the glorious "stuff" inside, have always been both a delight and a curiosity to me. As soon as they arrived at the market, sometime around late September, I began stocking up on pumpkins because I enjoy looking at them around the house and yard for as long as the season allows.
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CRN Security News
Microsoft obtained a court order last week that allowed it to seize control of 23 domains belonging to Vitalwerks Internet Solutions, which runs No-IP.com. Here is a timeline of the events leading up to Microsoft's No-IP domain seizure along with the resulting impact.
Microsoft's No-IP.com Domain Seizure Apparently Causing Outages For Some SonicWall CustomersMicrosoft's recent seizure of 23 domains from No-IP.com, which provides a popular free dynamic DNS service that has been used by cybercriminals, is having a ripple effect on millions of regular users.
Survey: SMS Two-Factor Authentication Quickly Gaining AdoptionUse of one-time passwords is no longer limited to protecting high-value transactions in the financial services industry, according to a new study. Businesses are increasingly using OTPs with SMS-based, two-factor authentication to verify every user login, according to a survey of more than 1,800 IT and IT security professionals globally.
Operation Dragonfly Documents Russian Attacks On Industrial SystemsA new cyberespionage campaign called Dragonfly has infiltrated energy sector businesses, including electricity generation stations and industrial equipment manufacturers, according to Symantec.
DHS Sharing Classified Threat Information With Service ProvidersThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security is establishing broader ties with trusted managed services providers under a program to share classified threat intelligence with MSPs that manage systems for small and midsize businesses.
MSPs Get Busy Helping Customers As Canadian Antispam Law Set To Take EffectA Canadian law intended to cut down on spam is set for July 1, and MSPs are modifying clients' databases and CRM systems to control the volume and quality of messages being sent.
Security Expert: Industry Is Failing Miserably At Fixing Underlying DangersEndpoint security software, network security appliances and the latest automated incident response platforms mask the problems rather than address them, says Eugene Spafford, a security expert and industry luminary.
Trend Micro Adds New Tiers, Incentives In Global Partner Program RevampTrend Micro will rely heavily on distributors to support partners and create cohesiveness in the security vendor's country-specific programs, says channel chief Partha Panda. Elements of the program will be rolled out through the first quarter of 2015, Panda said.
Gartner Magic Quadrant: Enterprise Firewall Vendors To WatchCheck Point and Palo Alto Networks attract the most attention, but a handful of other security appliance makers may deserve a look, according to Gartner and solution providers.
Government Is Slow To Invest In CybersecuritySolution providers in the public sector discuss current cybersecurity threats. They demand increased awareness and funding, particularly in the U.S. government.
FISA Court Grants Government Extension For Bulk Phone Record CollectionThe Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court has grants a DOJ request, giving intelligence agencies a 90-day extension to collect phone records en masse while lawmakers iron out a ban on the program.
Kaspersky Lab Set To Launch Federal Subsidiary To Go After U.S. Goverment IT Security ContractsKaspersky Lab set to unveil Kaspersky Government Security Solutions, a separate company that will bid for big U.S. government cybersecurity contracts.
Google, CloudFlare Supporting FISA Change Prohibiting NSA Back DoorsGoogle is among several security firms and tech industry and privacy watchdog groups supporting a measure aimed at prohibiting the intelligence community from coaxing technology firms into building back-door access into their products or funding for surveillance over U.S. citizens.
10 Signs Your Business Has Been BreachedHacking tools and techniques are often designed to dupe security systems, but subtle clues can uncover their presence on the network, according to Trustwave. The security company issued its annual threat report outlining 10 threat indicators that could signal a security incident and potential data breach.
NSS Labs Adjusts Testing To Address FireEye, AhnLab CriticismThe testing firm issues an update to its breach detection systems testing methodology, indicating it will evaluate the detection of zero-day threats as part of its security effectiveness rating.
Sony Agrees To $15 Million Payout, Free PS3 Games In PlayStation Breach SettlementSony agreed to settle a spate of class action lawsuits prompted by its 2011 data breach and nearly month long outage of its popular PlayStation Network and Qriocity music service in 2011. If a judge approves the agreement, Sony will pay out $15 million to U.S. users of its services at the time of the security incident.
Top 10 High-Growth Cybersecurity TechnologiesThese information security technology areas reflect the rising interest in detecting and containing advanced threats and identifying common pathways criminals take to get into corporate networks.
Symantec Creates Advanced Threat Protection AllianceThe company teams with Check Point, Palo Alto and Cisco-Sourcefire to uncover meaningful alerts and speed incident investigations.
Symantec Promises Partners More Control And Less Complexity, But Some Wonder If It's Too Little, Too LateSymantec vows that it will partner more than it has in the past and is rolling out new products, vendor partnerships and channel program changes to convince solution providers that its turnaround is for real.
New Dyre Banking Threat Detected In Dropbox Phishing AttacksA phishing campaign is targeting Bank of America customers and other firms using newly discovered banking malware that can bypass secure browsing sessions and steal account credentials.


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Longest endurance race of the century gets underway in changeable conditions.
The Abu Dhabi endurance race has reached the halfway point.
Team Black Falcon seeks to end a formidable 2014 season on a high as it sets its sights on another victory in the Gulf 12 Hours at the Yas Marina Circuit this weekend.
Starts second in Gulf 12 Hours at Yas Marina.
The team's second entry will start P10 in the Pro-Am class.
The popular Swiss race car driver and media personality will take some time off her usual schedule with AMG and on TV to participate in the famous 24 Hours of Dubai on January 8-9-10.
95 cars headed to Dubai.
The 25 Hours of Thunderhill presented by Hawk Performance and sanctioned by the National Auto Sport Association (NASA) was won today by the Davidson Racing Norma at Thunderhill Raceway in Willows, Calif.
The Davidson Racing Norma is still on track and running well, according to overall leading Randy Pobst.
Proton R3 Motorsports scored a sensational 1-2 victory in the 2014 Sepang 1000km Race (S1K) at Sepang International Circuit (SIC) tonight with its top driver Syafiq Ali winning his second personal crown.
The 25 hours of Thunderhill is well underway, with 54 entrants taking the green flag.
The team will run five Bentleys across three different racing series next season.
Stars & Cars in Stuttgart showcases celebrities, historic vehicles.
Two-car team to contest the endurance race at Yas Marina.
Will join Burt Frisselle, Anthony Lazzaro and two others in Eagle prototype.
He is one of the name drivers expected for the endurance event.
Virginia International Raceway will have a busy 2015 season.
The famous track has been sold once again.
After a spectacular 2014 race, we will once again see a packed grid come February.
Porsche GT3 Cup car to compete for overall win.
Of 2,246 starters, less than a dozen had physical handicaps.
The field for the longest endurance race in the world is taking shape.


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Color Seven Asparagus
This coloring page has a bonus counting exercise for young mathematician. Kids will color in seven spears of asparagus and count their way through this coloring page. But there's an added challenge; there are a total of nine spears of asparagus on the page! This coloring page is a great exercise for kids who are just learning to count, as it gives them a visual representation of what a number means. Color seven asparagus in this page and get counting! Fun Fact: Asparagus isn't always green; it can be purple or white too!
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Google Deleting Private Profiles 312
from the out-of-the-shadows dept.
We've improved Slashdot's video section; now you can view our video interviews, product close-ups and site visits with all the usual Slashdot options to comment, share, etc. No more walled garden! It's a work in progress -- we hope you'll check it out (Learn more about the recent updates).
If your Google profile was ALREADY public, that's true. If your Google profile was private (as you would expect from those who care about privacy issues) your are prompted and asked if you want it to become public in order to join Google+. If by the end of this month you do not make it public it will just be deleted, not automatically disclosed. The only mandatory information in the public profile is name and age.
The only mandatory information in the public profile is name and age
Thereby ensuring that a large percentage of sign ups lie about one, or both.
Well just don't use it.
I don't use facebook, nor linkedin, nor google, I will not use google+.
I feel very good, have friends, work, hobbies and interest, and don't waste time on social networks trying to find new friends while leaving behind the old real ones.
Social networks are just a fraud.
And call it a polite proper profile.
I feel very good, have friends, work, hobbies and interest, and don't waste time on social networks trying to find new friends while leaving behind the old real ones.
Maybe your friends are just as odd as you then, nothing really wrong with that but the reason most of us feel the social pressure is because almost all my "old real" friends now are on Facebook. That's where they chatter and share pictures and make events and whatnot, it's not that they're purposely shutting you out but you're the special case. You're the one "being difficult", why can't you just get a profile just like everybody else? Sometimes they plain old forget that they have to tell me via a different means than everybody else. So I caved, my profile is on Facebook. And if everyone moved to Google+, I'd probably have to follow. If that hasn't happened to you, well then you're in the same group as my parents, they're not on Facebook, have no reason to join Facebook and good for them. It doesn't help everyone else who feel they have to either sign up or they'll drift apart from the friends they already have.
Social networks are just a fraud.
No. Rather it's you who are confused as to the purpose of social networks.
I feel very good, have friends, work, hobbies and interest, and don't waste time on social networks trying to find new friends while leaving behind the old real ones.
Social networks aren't about trying to find new friends, they're about maintaining contacts with the ones you have. Yes, you can use them to find new ones (and I've met some great ones on Live Journal and Flickr), but that's not
google is worse than facebook? have you ever seen what facebook does with your data even when you delete your profile?
nice though, we love the whole "GOOGLE IS EVIL" line. keep trottin out the lies all you want.
google is worse than facebook? have you ever seen what facebook does with your data even when you delete your profile?
nice though, we love the whole "GOOGLE IS EVIL" line. keep trottin out the lies all you want.
Google worse than facebook? Doubtful. Either being better than the other? Even more improbable. Fact is, if you're posting personal information to a public or semi-public forum like facbook or Google+, it can be used however the company decides - if you don't like it, don't use it. Or follow the old adage: "if you wouldn't put it on a billboard, don't put it on a webpage".
I never had a Google Profile and opted out of Buzz as soon as I could.
How do I opt out of Google+?
What even was Google Profile?
How do I opt out of Google+?
https://plus.google.com/u/0/downgrade/ [google.com]
Oops... you need a Google profile to use this feature.
Google Profiles is not available for your organization.
Noooooooo! *head asplodes*
Unlike some of the comments here state, Google+ does *not* make all of your stuff public the second you enter it. For each field that you fill in there is a box that states (initially) "Everyone on the web", once you've filled in the field you get the chance to chance every bit of profile information and decide exactly who it goes to. With your real name for example you can choose to share it with everyone, only people in your circles, people in extended circles (friends of friends), with a specific circle i.e. family only or work colleagues only or you can choose to keep it completely private, or you can just not fill it in. As stated in TFA there are only 2 pieces of info you are *required* to give. If you're that paranoid you can make your nickname public or just to IRC friends for example so you know they'll get a piece of info that they can identify you by but not the rest of it.
It's really a great system in my opinion, I love the flexibility and fine-grained settings, miles better than Facebook.
Also for the record this: "When you join Google+, your profile is already public to the whole internet and search engines. And because it's Google, they have already indexed it by then. There is no way to set it private before it's already public." is complete crap as the settings I mentioned above are applied before you even hit the "Save changes" button on the profile page.
At least take the time to learn about the thing you're publicly slating, though this is slashdot so I guess you can't expect any actual facts here anymore.
It's as bad as people saying they don't want to use Facebook because, gasp, "they" will learn about you. I worked as a marketing database analyst - they have known about you for years. For pennies I could buy demographic data (per household) for my metro area telling me if someone was likely to own pets, what type of money they made, what their job was, their ethnic background and other mundane details. If people are really concerned about their privacy, as much as they claim here, I wonder how they even get to Slashdot. How did they sign up for Internet service - if stolen, how did they get their PCs? Did they ever do anything that could have been sent up to companies like Experian? Because if so - "they" already know.
And really - "they" don't care. Then just want you to buy more tanning visits.
There's a difference between the USA and Europe. In Europe, companies are not allowed to sell your data on to other people, and it must be used for the purpose it was provided. Europeans feel extremely and personally threatened by the US attitude of "All your information is open, and everyone knows about you".
The "Default deny" mindset is deeply ingrained in the European mindset, due to the violent history of the continent. It's Darwinian: In times of war, loose lips will get you killed.
this is just plain bullshit!
i think it might have to do something with those ugly little '+1' buttons sprouting up all over the place. interestingly, ie9's tracking protection feature automatically blocks +1 buttons and fb like buttons too. i would like to see this feature built-in in a future firefox so that i can actually use it.
This isn't a social site. It sounds more like a "here's my web card" or something sort of site. Why would you even use it if you wanted that info private?
I don't think giving your real name on the internet is a good idea, at all. Because of the special way Internet work, some criminal can collect a lot of information about you, and use that information against you. Where you live, what are you friends, what is the name of your childrens, his age,... maybe you don't provide that information in one place, but using your name and other bits, people can get all the information. Is no safe. If you have a antivirus and a firewall to product your computer, why
I don't think giving your real name on the internet is a good idea, at all. Because of the special way Internet work, some criminal can collect a lot of information about you, and use that information against you. Where you live, what are you friends, what is the name of your childrens, his age,...
Hi, my name is Benjamin de Waal. My alias here is "yttriumoxide", but elsewhere I usually go by "YttriumOx" or similar.
I currently live in Hannover, Germany. Specifically, in the suburb called "Heideviertel". However I was born in Dunedin, New Zealand and have travelled rather extensively, including living in 5 countries so far and visiting somewhere in the region of 40 (I have a list somewhere, but not with me right now).
I have a lot of friends all over the world, on account of having lived in many different places.
My wife's name is Steffi (Stefanie) and my 3 month old daughter is Sam (Samantha).
Honestly, I don't feel in the slightest bit insecure about "criminals" getting this information or "using it against me" (and no-one has ever effectively explained to me how this information could be used against me anyway (or especially "why" it would be) other than what I consider to be paranoid ramblings). You can search online for the above information and probably find out a lot more about me, including seeing pictures, learning about my interests (including illegal activities), finding out what I do for a job and what I've done in the past, etc. None of this bothers me. If I didn't expect it to be public, I wouldn't have put it online to begin with.
I don't think giving your real name on the internet is a good idea, at all.
That depends on how common your name is. If your name's John Smith, there's really not that much to fear.
My name isn't particularly common, but it's common enough for its Wikipedia page to list several sportsmen (one of them moderately famous), a politician, a musician and an actor. Criminals may be able to collect a lot of information about people with my name, but how will they be able to tie that information to me?
Can someone elaborate please? Might help me decide if I care about this or not.
"Social Experiment", I don't think that term means what you think it means.
"Social Networking Experiment", would be a very accurate term for Google+, but "Social Experiment" makes it sound like they are just trolling.
Nothing in progression can rest on its original plan. We may as well think of rocking a grown man in the cradle of an infant. -- Edmund Burke


text: ESPN, Twitter extend advertising partnership Published on May 17, 2013. 0 Reprints Reprints Ad Age LookBook Weekly Feature Get Help Organizing Your Mobile Data and Start Tracking What's Working Learn more San Francisco—Twitter Inc. is partnering with ESPN Network to expand its presentation of short sports videos intended to attract ads and paid social posts. ESPN will sell ads inside the video clips shown on Twitter, with advertisers having the option of paying for Promoted Tweets to highlight the ads. The move extends an earlier agreement between the two companies that featured tweets appearing on ESPN telecasts and sponsored ESPN football highlights on Twitter. The deal also reinforces Twitter's relationship with TV. In February, the company bought social TV analytics company Bluefin Labs, which uses social media commentary to measure viewer engagement. And in December, Twitter and Nielsen announced a multiyear agreement to create the Nielsen Twitter TV Rating, a measurement of the reach of TV conversation on Twitter. In this article: BtoB Advertisement Read These Next Lowe's Gives Away Glow-in-the-Dark Cat Hats During March Madness Ashley Rodriguez on 03.27.2015 90 0 Why Dodge Paired a Gearhead With a Monkey in 'Dodge Law' Campaign Vince Bond Jr. on 03.27.2015 64 0 Pepsi Passes Diet Coke in Market Share as Artificial Sweeteners Fall Out of Favor E.J. Schultz on 03.26.2015 527 1 Comments (0)