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2012 Dodge Durango Repair and Maintenance
A guide to problems, costs, maintenance and repair for your 2012 Dodge Durango
- Fuel Pump Replacement $543 - 1,197
- Coolant Replacement/Flush $97 - 136
- 152,000 Mile Service $56 - 100
- 32,000 Mile Service $445 - 673
- Engine Oil Light Diagnosis $84 - 107
- South Side Auto Service Inc. (718) 305-4810 | 7.91mi
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2012 Dodge Durango Problems
A rough engine idle and/or engine stalling condition may develop, often associated with illumination of the Check Engine Light and an exhaust gas recirculation (ERG) fault code stored. This is commonly caused by a clogged EGR tube. The repair involves cleaning the clogged EGR tube.
2012 Dodge Durango Recalls
The power brake booster in these vehicles uses vacuum developed by the engine to provide power assistance to the braking system. Certain vehicles are being recalled because the shell of the vacuum brake booster can corrode and allow water to get inside. The water inside could freeze and limit ability of the brake booster to provide brake assistance. This reduced braking ability can increase the risk of a crash. Dealers will test the brake booster and replace those that fail, and all vehicles will have a diverter shield installed on the brake booster to prevent this from occurring in the future.
Certain vehicles equipped with the Ready Alert Braking (RAB) System are being recalled because the brake pedal may feel harder that normal when the driver applies the brakes. As a result, the driver may not press the brake pedal as hard as necessary to achieve a normal distance. An increased stopping distance increases the risk of a crash. Dealers will update the ABS control module software to correct this concern.
667 vehicles equipped with a 3.6L engine are being recalled because a connecting rod bearing can fail due to debris inside the engine block. Connecting rod failure may lead to engine seizure, which can increase the risk of a crash. Dealers will replace the engine to correct this concern. The Chrysler recall number is L33.


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"I do not believe a man can ever leave his business. He ought to think of it by day and dream of it by night."
"Life is pretty simple: You do some stuff. Most fails. Some works. You do more of what works. If it works big, others quickly copy it. Then you do something else. The trick is the doing something else."
"The best business plans are straightforward documents that spell out the "who, what, where, why, and how much.""
"Dying is a troublesome business: there is pain to be suffered, and it wrings one's heart; but death is a splendid thing - a warfare accomplished, a beginning all over again, a triumph. You can always see that in their faces."
"Sell a man a fish, he eats for a day, teach a man how to fish, you ruin a wonderful business opportunity."


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Brookfield Holiday Shop highlights local items
BROOKFIELD The Floating Bridge Food and Farms Cooperatives annual seasonal Holiday Shop will be held Dec. 8 and 9.
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A Crafts for Kids program will be at the Brookfield Free Public Library from noon to 4 p.m. Dec. 8.
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Sunday, November 9, 2014
Bright Eyes Paper Dolls - Artcraft #4454
When I started this blog almost 4 years ago (how time flies!!!) my intention was to feature all the paper doll books and illustrators that had brought so much enjoyment to my childhood. Lately I have not been a very good member of the blogging community! - but there are a couple of classic paper dolls I have still been meaning to include here for quite some time, especially as I have not seen them on-line anywhere else.
I have mentioned before that I discovered a box of paper dolls my mother had carefully collected and packed away when I was sorting through her belongings after she died. My paper dolls were very well played with so many are just fragments of sets with tatty looking dresses and no dolls,
Amongst them was a cut version of this dress - something I recognised as a treasured and precious memory. But try as I might I could not recollect which set it came from. I knew I wanted to seek out a replacement for my 'new' collection but I had no idea whether I was looking for ballet, fairies or children!
It took me quite some time to track down but eventually I recognised a cover I remembered and was thrilled to discover it was the book I was looking for. It was produced by Artcraft and unfortunately does not have a date but I would have been given my original copy some time in the 1960's.
|Front Cover
My scanner is A4 size so I could not fit in the complete cover, It has a handle (visible in the first scan) so can be carried around like a little portfolio. The windows are the cut-out type so popular at the time with the actual doll peeking through from the page behind.
Of course I discovered when I paged through the book that I still possessed one of the dolls (Carol shown above) and some of the other dresses in my box of fragments but I had not realised they were part of the same set!
All of the outfits are shown below. I especially like those where there is a little skirt to go over a shorts set.
|Back Cover
This book remains one of my favourite childhood memories and still gives me a little thrill of pleasure every time I look at it.
I bought it from Kassy Ferguson who was selling her late mother's impressive paper doll collection at the time. She was kind enough to help me obtain my copy of Saalfield's Double Wedding as well, another book I had been trying to find for many months.
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Labels: Artcraft, Bright Eyes, Paper Dolls
Saturday, September 20, 2014
1960's Barbie Plays the Housewife - OPDAG Issue 109
My only forays into Blogland at the moment seem to be my OPDAG (Original Paper Doll Artist's Guild) submissions. This is from the latest issue #109. The theme was 'The Housewife.' I chose Barbie from the 1960's to represent the perfect housewife with dresses based on some of the vintage outfits I remembered from childhood.
Only the finished coloured pages feature in the magazine but as I usually do I've included the sketches here as well.
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Labels: Barbie, OPDAG sumission
Friday, July 11, 2014
Bethany - Made for the Annual Paper Doll Convention 2014
I was asked to contribute a paper doll for the Raffle Room of the annual Paper Doll Convention - held this year in Richmond, Virginia (25-29 June).
If you want to read more about the convention this post 2014 Paper Doll Convention by Anne K Donze provides an amazing amount of detail.
I sent in Bethany together with an accompanying sketch of the doll.
I also made another version of Alice to add to my donation as I felt one page with only one doll looked a bit paltry! The original post and the background behind Alice can be found here (Introducing Alice) .
My original intention was to include a third doll and make a new version of Clarissa as well but I ran out of time! I was going to call them my three little ABC girls but in the end I had to settle for just A & B !
I'm still hoping to find out who won my dolls and how well they did. I believe they drew a fair amount of comment because they were sent in from Ireland!
All three dolls are based on the beautiful artwork of Janet & Anne Grahame Johnstone.
Saturday, May 10, 2014
The Hunger Games Catching Fire - OPDAG Issue 108
This was my official entry for the latest OPDAG (Original Paper Doll Artists Guild) Paper Studio magazine. The theme was 'Favourite Film'. I was originally going to make a set of the children from Narnia and then I saw this film with my son and decided it was the doll I wanted to make instead.
In the end I sent in three totally different paper doll submissions to the magazine. All of them featured, including the Galadriel Doll I have already shown you in an earlier post. I'll do a separate blog entry on the third doll. It was one I did on the spur of the moment, but it appears first in the magazine. I think the older, classic movies proved to be more popular - but I'm still glad I chose something contemporary.
|Hunger Games - Sketch
My outfits were all taken from the official posters and press photographs used to advertise the film. The doll herself is copied from the picture below. A set like mine could never be offered for sale on its own - but Paper Doll Studio are allowed to print content such as this as it is considered editorial. I love these costume designs - they are up to date and slightly edgy, but contain a recognisable fantasy element at the same time.
I'm still a haphazard Blogger at the moment - but despite my inability to get here very often I do think of the good friends I've made in Blogland all the time - and Nora I want to say a special hello to you as I have no other way of contacting you. I loved all the comments you left me last time!
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Labels: Catching Fire, Jennifer Lawrence, The Hunger Games
Saturday, March 29, 2014
Daffodil Day - 28 March 2014
|Hilda Boswell - Daffy-Down-Dilly
Yesterday was the Irish Cancer Society's annual Daffodil Day. It is always the last Friday in March. I've posted about it before and the badges representing past years are from my earlier offering.
I think it is a lovely idea. It's so nice to see everyone going about their business in Dublin with a sunny silk daffodil pinned to their jackets. Somehow the day seems a bit brighter and people look a bit more cheerful. There was a very good turnout of volunteers this year, selling silk flowers and badges on every street corner. I was glad to see there was still a strong presence. With the economic downturn its always a worry that good causes will fade away.
I tend to buy the badges rather than the silk flowers as they are easier to keep and I'm building up a nice little collection.
This year I also bought a pack of note cards. I find blank cards very useful and I prefer having something that supports a charity. A few years ago we lost a colleague at work to cancer. She was only 45 and left behind two young children and a husband who adored her. It made me realise how quickly and unexpectedly cancer can strike and how important the work of an organisation like this is.
I love daffodils. They are a real reminder that summer is just around the corner. At midnight tonight we change the clocks for summer time - longer days but I lose an hour of sleeping late tomorrow morning!
I always include this little paper doll for Daffodil Day. The full set of Mother Goose Paper Dolls can be found here. It is one of my favourites from my childhood.
|Hilda Boswell - March and April
Warmer days are almost here ..............
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Labels: Daffodil Day, Hilda Boswell
Saturday, March 22, 2014
Disney's Cinderella
Like many little girls throughout the ages I dreamt of growing up to become a princess. (Nowadays I aspire instead to a quiet life with a veggie patch, a rose garden and maybe a bee hive).
Perhaps the most accessible princesses during my childhood were the Disney versions. I loved all the classics of the time, but Cinderella possibly had a slight edge when it came to my affection.
I think the appeal of Cinderella is the 'against all odds' aspect of the story. She endures great personal tragedy, reduced circumstances and overt cruelty - and then just when life seems at its bleakest - fate (and a fairy godmother) step in and whisk her away to a new life of happiness and promise.
When we went to Disneyland (Paris) I chose a small figurine of Cinderella as my memento of our holiday.
I can't seem to photograph her successfully but she stands on my dressing table with all my other little treasures.....
The most bizarre thing has just happened. I was busy adding these pictures to my blog when I saw a Google notification. It told me 'an awesome photo has been added' and someone else has included this effect of the tree sparkling - how strange is that!
My Mom owned these two identical little books of Cinderella and she loved them. The books are really small - like the little pocket dictionaries I used before we were able to look things up online. As a child I could never really see their appeal. They were not big or colourful enough for me, but I treasure them today because they meant so much to her.
Something that has always intrigued me is that Disney brought out two versions of Cinderella. I've always found both quite magical. Does anyone know if the alternate version was ever made into a movie? If it was I've never come across it.
There is a well known paper doll book based on these illustrations - I've never owned a copy but have seen it advertised for sale and have often been tempted.
When I was eight years old (don't laugh I know I was that age exactly!) one of the big South African supermarket chains gave out a page of card when you shopped there (it must have been some sort of promotional offer) that had a game on it - I think it was a bit like snakes and ladders. It was similar to the sort of thing that appeared on the back of cereal boxes. The illustrations all centred around Cinderella wearing the ball gown from this version of the story. I would love to be able to see this game again but doubt any are still in existence. I do own a book with the full story and all the illustrations - I've scanned my favourites from it and have included them here:
I've always thought this paper doll book a particularly lovely one. It first appeared 4 or 5 years ago and looks like it is from somewhere like Russia. The dolls and dresses are gorgeous. I'm not going to repeat them all here but will instead give two blog links where you can see the complete set (including other Disney princesses as well)
One can be found here at Paper Doll Collections and I also spotted them on the blog belonging to Miss Missy (a fellow OPDAG member).
Of all the blog posts I've ever done the one that still continues to be visited the most (at least 50 times every day) is my compilation of Disney love songs. I shouldn't be encouraging more traffic to it but the link to that post can be found here. I wanted to put the same version of the song at the end of this post to finish but can't get it to list in the YouTube search so have included another one instead.
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The Brooklyn Cyclones are taking the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge to new heights.
The viral challenge has taken the Internet by storm this summer with buckets of icy water being dumped on heads in order to raise awareness for ALS. The Cyclones — the New York Mets' short-season Single-A affiliate — put a new twist on the challenge.
Instead of ice water, the Cyclones used "slime" in conjunction with Nickelodeon. The result: the Slime Bucket Challenge.
The fun doesn't end there, though. The Cyclones will also hold "90s Night" on Aug. 27. The Cyclones will wear "9os Are All That" jerseys, which have a certain slime element of their own. Those jerseys will be auctioned off throughout the game, and the proceeds will go to the ALS Association.
Here's a look at the jerseys we will wear for 90s night to benefit the ALS Association http://t.co/Bqnp7zNB1h—
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Next weekend is our monthly food drive for the pantry at FIRC. Please bring items to Mass including pasta & pasta sauce, canned fruit, canned tuna, canned corn & peas, hearty soups, peanut butter, boxed cereal, beans & rice, powdered milk, diapers (sizes 3-5), baby wipes, & toiletries.
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Sutton Council is working with the community to turn Hackbridge into the UK's first truly sustainable suburb. We have an ambitious vision to make Sutton the greenest place to live, with the flagship Hackbridge project intended as a leading example for the rest of the Borough and the UK to follow.
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In a major step forward in January 2009, the council with public consultation unveiled its draft masterplan for the Hackbridge area. The detailed plans included proposals for new eco-friendly homes, more shops, leisure and community facilities, jobs, sustainable transport, pedestrian/cycle initiatives as well as improved networks and open spaces.
The public consultation process generated a wide range of interest within the local community. From this consultation, It was clear that their key priorities were the environment, the desire for energy efficient homes and the need for more jobs in their local area.
Responses from the consultation indicated that:
- 90% supported plans to make Hackbridge UK's greenest suburb
- 92% backed plans for a district centre near the train station
- 91% were in favour of the development of Felnex Trading Estate and Hackbridge Station
- 92% backed plans for more green space in Hackbridge
From this, the council is also aiming to implement retrofit initiatives for existing homes, which will include the highest standards of sustainable design and construction for new development in the area. This will have the effect of connecting to local renewable heat and energy sources, and will impact significantly on reducing carbon emissions.
Below are the full results of the consultation:
Public Consultation on the draft Hackbridge Masterplan- Summary Report (May 2009) [121kb]
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Following the consultation, a public examination was held into the viability of the council's proposals.
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In conjunction with the One Planet Living principles, Sutton Council has undertaken a number of projects in the Hackbridge area which include;
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We find this tricolored hair oil more mesmerizing than all the cat videos we've ever watched on YouTube. When you shake the bottle, the layers of amber, clear, and red oils combine to form a potent elixir for all kinds of hair woes, from heat damage and dryness to dullness and frizz. It only takes a drop to smooth down flyaways and give an instant shine boost to hair, and long-term use will heal and protect hair from further damage.
Generally, I don't have problems with oil, and not usually frizz. I tried using this product in the winter because I don't want to damage my hair during styling. The oil control was fine (and worked on the frizz) except for around my scalp. I personally thought my hair looked greasy, although my girlfriends claim they didn't notice.3
I agree with the other reviewers they mentioned that it was quite hard to control the amount of product that comes out because of the nature of the sample packaging. Often times I made the mistake of pouring out too much and putting it all on my hair - it weighed my hair down and made it look oily. It has a very heavy consistency and you literally only need a few drops to distribute throughout your hair. I did not see a significant difference in shine, but I feel like it was a good product for nourishing the ends of my hair.3
The sample was extremely small (it came in a small perfume sample container). Although only a tiny dime sized drop is needed per use (at least for my hair and I have long hair) it would have probably lasted me a good 5-8 uses but it spilled due to horrible packaging and clumsiness on my part. The time I was able to use it, I did notice my hair to be softer and shinier.3
I was really excited about this product because I tend to like to use serums and oil in my hair to give it that glossy shine. I used this product and didn't really notice a difference in texture or even really shine. I even tried it on a trip to the snow hoping it would help with the flyaways, but I still got them. Unsure about it at this point3
There are so many hair oils on the market to chose from. This one is interesting, because you see i believethree different separated colors. I didn't see it at first and may have applied it incorrectly, since I think it should be shaken before use. It is hard to say how much better this hair oil is compared to others on the market right now. I have very dry frizzy hair so many leave-in products don't wow me, which is unfair, because I am looking for a miracle product that makes my hair look like the hair in haircare commercials.3


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Allan Line Royal Mail c.1910
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There must be thousands of shipping images in the universe of vintage graphic art. But only a few really keep you coming back, day after day.
I think our Allan Line vehicle is one of those haunting presences, and it's very worth trying to figure out. I'll start with color. The brown frame-motif for the smashing portrait is a bold move, inasmuch as blue waters and blue sky would seem to be de rigueur. What does that rather heavy element contribute here? It trips up the standard vignette, pulling us away from a nautical cliche, in favor of a tribute to the color savvy of the industrial design. Blue is but a complementary factor to that initiative; and in a flash it serves to supplant any flaccid towing the line.Moreover, that circle of surprise has elicited correspondingly audacious typography stemming from its freshness. There is a sort of rigorously contained peppiness about the slightly bulging (abundant) lettering. And that particular shade of brown brings the classic black signage into a rich harmony.
On the basis of that chromatic allure the two vignettes of the masterful conveyance that changes lives forever move into view with a modesty that only increases their aura of power. There are also the new-world red, black and white keys to the future; and in the larger vignette, the tugs and lesser crafts accentuate the marvel that is the client's superstar. The two angles shown serve to imply both sleekness and speed (in the upper image); and solid proof against disaster (in the lower image).
I could spend a really long time enjoying such classy graphic design!
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What did YOU get for Christmas?
I know you all were busy making knitted and crocheted gifts for the past couple of months, but now it's time to hear what you got in return. My mom got me six skeins of Jawoll sock yarn!!! I spent yesterday evening winding them into balls--I always wind them into two balls of the same size so that I know exactly how much I can use for each sock--and now I'm ready to start knitting. I'm going to try a new pattern for turning the heel on a toes-first sock. It looks a lot less putzy than the traditional method so I'm excited to see how it works.
How great! That was a very thoughtful gift from your dear mom. I didn't get any knitting/crocheting gifts. Really don't need much (altho' one of those sets of changeable needles would be nice).
The gift that had no bow on it was to have my kids and DIL here. That was the best. They did give me a gift though--one of those countertop water heater appliances to have hot water available for tea coffee, etc.
My best gift was having all my kids and grandkids over for our annual Christmas breakfast, weather was a little dicey this year and was afraid one or two could not make it to our place, but they all made it which was great! Did not get much in the way of knitting stuff but that was alright as I have way too much as it is. What really surprised me was seeing my 38 year old daughter sitting across from me knitting!! Dont know when that began...when she left she did raid my "yarn stash", she described herself as becoming a "yarn whore"??? like her mother, I am not sure that was a compliment or not. I have two younger girls who have shone no interest in knitting or crocheting whatsoever,so-far. I hope all of you had a merry-merry Christmas.
NO knitting gifts for me this year....several 'mechanical' type things....a portable CD movie player for the car, a thingamabob to convert VHS movies to discs....my car installed with a remote starter that will also turn on your hearter or AC...4 or 5 playaway audio books (these are great - self contained books not much bigger than a credit card...you can put several of these in your pocket when you get on a plane (I always keep one in my purse for DR and Dentist appts)...a couple antique silhouettes to add to my collection, a trip to Williamsburg, Va for Easter....lots of fat quarters of brown and double pink civil war repro fabrics...(going to make a quilt of them)....I did VERY well this year! Of course the best present was having my husband, daughter and her fiance to spend the holidays with...my husband and I are very happy to have them as part of our daily life ...we're lucky and we know it!
We tend to keep our gift giving very low key for the adults, making the holiday's emphasis more a celebration of family coming together. But I was very surprised. My son gave me KnitPicks Options Interchangeable Harmony Wood Circular Knitting Needle Set! I can only drool over them for another two weeks, when hopefully my cast comes off.
Sounds like everyone had a great Christmas! We were able to get together with everyone except my husband's family and that was because he got very sick on Christmas Eve so we stayed home Christmas day. We will see them next weekend at his nephew's wedding. We have seven children and three sons-in-law and another one of the girls has a boyfriend, so our family continues to grow. I can't wait for Christmases with grand-babies!
Donna--I bought myself a set of Harmony wood interchangeables and I absolutely love them. I had the Denise needles years ago and never used them much because the cables were so bulky. These work like a dream.
Sandra--Lucky you! Here's a picture of a quilt my design partner made with brown and pink CW prints:
Annie....ooooh, I love your quilt. Those browns and pinks look good enough to eat with a spoon. I made one quilt of just brown repro colors, and it's the only one I've ever named. I called it "the boys in butternut" for the boys from the south that dyed so many of their uniforms with butternuts. At the time I was just reading a book on quilt made in the era of the War between the States...in it they said there were few documented southern quilts of that era...for several reasons, not the least of which was the shortage of cotton fabric due to the cotton embargo ..... but another reason given was that it was believed many southern soldiers were buried with their quilts as shrouds - it struck me as so sad, to be buried wrapped in a quilt lovingly made by a mother or wife -thus the named quilt.... what a terrible war that was! I have a lot of brown fabrics left from that quilt, and will combine it with the pinks and new browns I got for Christmas. I haven't decided on a pattern yet, but it must lend itself to many different fabrics, and I want a pattern used in the 1860-1880s....and, one not too tough, as I make and quilt mine all by hand, but tend to belong to the 'close enough' school! By the way, your points are gorgeous!
the top, unquilted....
the '0ld' brown fabrics.....most of those I got for Christmas were the double pinks or brown and pink together
Socks, my DS gave us an electric tea kettle a few years ago. It is great and we use it several times a day.
I got a set of 5 inch wood dps from my sister and a pattern book. My son gave me some dps too, so my cup runneth over.
For my birthday, my sister gave me wood Harmony interchangeable circulars from Knitpicks. They are so smooth!
And I gave my sister and my son lots of knitting and weaving things. This was a hobby Christmas.
Well, the best Christmas present I ever got was 16 yrs ago- my first granddaughter and the first girl in our family in 50 yrs- and that had been me! We have grandbaby #7, a boy, due on the 29th and I was so hoping he would make his appearance on Christmas Day, but it was not to be. So now I'm hoping he will be Seattle's 1st baby of 2009, but I guess he will decide if he wants his picture in the newspaper or not! So my Christmas present this year is not with us yet!
I didn't get any knit/crochet related goodies for Christmas. But I did go out and buy myself 10 skeins of sock yarn when they were on sale at Michael's a couple of weeks ago so I'll be busy. And DH bought me a knitting book for my birthday which was the day after Thanksgiving so I'm happy! Liked the book so much I bought another copy and sent it to my mother for Christmas as she is just starting to pick up knitting again after many many years.
donna, you'll be using those new beauties again in no time, hang in there!
Happy New Year everyone!
Robin (aka the sock knittin' fool!)
I'm a sock knittin' fool, too. I have lots and lots of new sock yarn and I'm excited to experiment with some cables and other stitches on my basic sock pattern. I'm on a mission to have a drawer full of hand knitted socks, especially wool ones for winter since our floors are COLD.


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when to plant Globemaster Allium
I'm new to bulbs especially Allium. I purchased some Globemaste Allium was wondering exactly when to plant these. I read in Scheepers Catalog that after the first freeze I believe. We have gotten to just freezing a couple times at night but we also have been popping back up to sometimes close to 70 degrees here occasionally. So should I wait until maybe the end of October? How important is bulb food 3 times a year as it recommends? I only have 8 of these bulbs and it seems that bulb food comes in 3-4 pound bags!
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I'm also in zone 5 Illinois. I planted mine in mid-October last year, they bloomed just fine this summer. Some bulbs need to grow roots in the fall; I'm not sure about alliums.
I would go ahead and use the bulb food. A 3-4 pound bag really does not last that long. If it makes it grow better why skimp? A lot of bulbs will not come back after a few years unless you give them food. Do you have other bulbs as well?
Thanks for your reply. I will probably plant them this weekend or next. That should be about right for a good bloom next spring. I don't have a problem purchasing the bulb food, but wish it came in smaller quantities because as I said, I only have 8 alliums. I don't have any other bulbs. I wonder if bulb food loses it's nutrient level if it gets old before it's all used.
U have the best of all the allium! i am in zone 5 as well in IL.
I have moved my globemasters at dfiferent times and never lost one after. They are easy unless you slice them with the shovel! It is recommended to plant in cool weather because they are dormant in the heat of summer. You are fine to plant them now.
I would recommend you mark them so you don't accidentally hit them with the shovel- they do completely disappear after bloom. I'm marking mine with angelina sedum on top or variagated iris or a marker.
I've never used bulb food until his year. They did fine and multiplied anyway.
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Status: Closed
Priority: Major
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 2.1, 2.2, 2.3
Fix Version/s: 2.2.1
Component/s: HTML Editor (TinyMCE), Unicode
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1/ install php-pspell extension and some dictionaries
2/ configure TinyMCE to use PSpell extension and add spell checked languages for all your installed dictionaries
3/ type some hebrew or any other language that uses non-ascii chars in editor
4/ verify the invalid words are highlighted
5/ verify suggestions do not contain double encoded charsShow1/ install php-pspell extension and some dictionaries 2/ configure TinyMCE to use PSpell extension and add spell checked languages for all your installed dictionaries 3/ type some hebrew or any other language that uses non-ascii chars in editor 4/ verify the invalid words are highlighted 5/ verify suggestions do not contain double encoded chars
Affected Branches:MOODLE_21_STABLE, MOODLE_22_STABLE, MOODLE_23_STABLE
Fixed Branches:MOODLE_22_STABLE
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Pull Master Branch:w52_
Pull Master Diff URL:
The PSpell spell-checker plug-in of the tinymce editor doesn't behave well with utf-8, I tested this with Hebrew, at first it didn't give any results, after tinkering with it I arrived at the suggested patch attached to this issue.
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Hi Petr,
Did you able to check this?
Thanks for the report and patch, I noticed utf-8 related problems in other spell options too. I am planning to work on it together with this issue later this week. Ideally we should submit our patches upstream.
I did my own testing and I have created a pull request with a slightly different patch, hopefully it will be accepted in upstream.
Thanx for all the good work.
My bad for deleting this...
To integrators: please cherry pick to 2.2.x and 2.1.x, this change does not need full tinymce rebuild because only PHP files are affected.
Thanks a lot for your report and proposed patch, I suppose it will be fixed in the next weekly build.
Note this applies ok to 22_STABLE and master, but not to 21_STABLE. We are using 3.4.2 there. So it requires separated patch. Halting till then. Ciao
ah, in that case please cherry pick to 2.2.x only, it will be part of tinymce if we ever decide to backport it to 2.1.x
Integrated, thanks! (22 and master only).
When clicking to see a spelling correction I get the following error which it seems is from a throw made in the _getPLink() function just below the patch.
Also as you can also see in the screenshot only one of the sets of Hebrew characters are underlined, although this is probably due to the first issue.
Hmm, this kind of error most probably indicates problem in your install, not the PHP code. Please make sure your pspell PHP extension works before failing this test please.
To integrators: please restart testing of this issue, I do not think there is any bug in the code itself, it works fine here. And if there is a problem it is a different issue - not utf-8 related.
I don't know what it was but I can no longer produce the bug shown in the screenshot and everything seems to be working perfectly. sigh
process restarted, thanks
Passed, thanks
Thanks for working in this, guys.
I've created a sub-task to backport a fix to 2.1.
Thanx everybody for your work on this.
I am not sure if this is ok to ask. but could you also look at
The git and cvs repositories are happy receiving your very first contribution to Moodle for 2012. Happy new year!
Closing, ciao


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Bold Cowardice
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Voting for Nothing
The party in power is always in trouble in the sixth year of their president's term. They'll lose seats in the midterm elections, and this year the Democrats will lose the Senate, and since the House is solidly Republican, and … Continue reading
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The Case for Doing Nothing
There's a lot of chatter now about Mitt Romney running for president again – the Republican field is weak, once again, and the big-money boys love their Mitt, even if the burn-it-all-down Tea Party crowd and the born-again pro-theocracy folks … Continue reading
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Hi everyone -
Target had some very cool wood type labels on some impressive type-based shirts. Can you help identify what the typefaces are? Sorry there is obviously more than one here.
Happy new year, and thanks
What's amusing is that most of the typefaces used are foundry type…
Anyone have some thought on this? thanks so much.
The actual shirts were done from the actual wood type. I was bummed that I couldn't find any at our local Targets. Alas, I'm not sure about the tags...looks like they were, as oldnick points out, not related to the actual wood type in any way.
Yay! I got one for Christmas! What a funny surprise.
More infos (I got the yellow one):
looks an awful lot like ChunkFive
(Right down to the kerning of EXCLUSIVE)
LARGEST looks like Blackoak
Aluminum- bummer you couldnt find any of them, they are definitely refreshing, especially at Target. As for the tags, yes it would make sense to have them match the wood cut purpose, but it's a nice array in it's own right related or not.
You might be able to grab some shirts still, I've seen them on eBay, for example:
Gillo -
thanks for your entries on it, and nice ID's, thank you. I have ID'd the other font as being Knockout No.66.


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text: Genesee County Flint rejoining Genesee County 911 By Steve Carmody • Sep 12, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio The city of Flint is rejoining Genesee County's 911 system. Since 1997, the city has been using its own operators to handle emergency calls, but the city's system is aging and out-of-date. Flint Emergency Manager Darnell Earley says the plan is to fold Flint into the county's 911 system by the middle of next year. "Our citizens will have access to the most up to date features of next-generation 911, which will include the ability to send text or photos to 911 and other more cutting edge technology," says Earley. Genesee County tries to deal with feral cat population By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Jul 21, 2014 Gaurav Pandit Feral cats have become a serious problem in Genesee County. The cats can be seen all over the county's towns. Cats can reproduce up to four times a year with an average litter of six. So officials and animal activists have been pushing residents to spay and neuter their cats. Jody Maddock is the program director for Adopt-a-Pet in Fenton. She said the problem has really gotten out of hand. Group wants "Health" to be a key consideration in all government decisions By Steve Carmody • Jun 28, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio A handful of Michigan county health department leaders say "health" should play a bigger role in local decision making. Health department officials from Wayne, Genesee, Ingham, Kent, Kalamazoo, Saginaw and Washtenaw counties met in Lansing this past week to strategize how to change the way local governments do pretty much everything. Linda Vail is Ingham County's Chief Health Officer. She says city and county leaders often fail to consider the potential effects their decisions will have on their community's health. Program helping Genesee County teens get workplace skills By Steve Carmody • Mar 29, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio Hundreds of Genesee County teenagers just completed a program that may help them land a summer job. Teen Quest gives 14 to 19 year olds a chance to learn a variety of skills, from how to apply for a job to how to behave in the workplace. Rhetta Hunyady is the Vice President of Education and Training for the Flint & Genesee Chamber of Commerce. She says it's very important for young people to learn workplace skills. "Teens who generally don't have any work experience, while they're a teen, really don't fare well later in life," says Hunyady. Consumers Energy puts Genesee County power plant project 'on hold' By Steve Carmody • Jan 30, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio Consumers Energy is suspending plans to start building a $700 million power plant in Genesee County. The utility announced today it will instead buy an existing Jackson County power plant for $155 million. "You know, frankly, we can look out our windows at our headquarters at Consumers Energy, look east, and see the steam when that plant is operating, which is quite often," says Dan Bishop, a Consumers spokesman. The Jackson County power plant has been generating electricity for a decade. As a merchant power plant, it sold electricity on the wholesale market. Flint taking a look at pawn shops and scrap yards By Steve Carmody • Jan 19, 2014 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio The city of Flint may soon propose new regulations on pawn shops and scrap yards. Flint police chief James Tolbert says he's concerned about "the crime behind the crime" of burglaries in the city. He's looking at a new ordinance for city pawn shops and scrap yards. "We're working on a way where we can better monitor what goes in and goes out," says Tolbert, though he declined to say exactly how that would be done. Tolbert says he's also been talking with other Genesee County chiefs of police about the problem. Slow enrollment for Obamacare in rural counties By Kyle Norris • Jan 6, 2014 People in rural areas trying to enroll for health insurance as part of the new Affordable Care Act can face special challenges. Registration must happen online, and many people in Michigan's rural counties do not have a home computer or access to the Internet. Genesee County ending 'no-kill' policy at animal shelter By Steve Carmody • Sep 4, 2013 catster Genesee County Commissioners decided today to resume euthanizing dogs and cats at the county animal shelter. Less than two months ago, the county decided to institute a 'no-kill' policy at the shelter. Under the old policy, dogs and cats would only be "put-down" with a written order from a veterinarian or a court. But shelter officials say the shelter's animal population has soared since the policy began. The new policy will give the shelter broader latitude to euthanize dogs and cats. Flint conference looking at ways to help Michigan's manufacturing industries By Steve Carmody • Sep 4, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio Federal, state and local government officials are meeting with Genesee County business leaders today to discuss ways to build up the county's manufacturing industry. After decades of decline, Genesee County's manufacturing base has been growing since the recession. Much of the growth has been tied to the auto industry. Janice Karcher is with the Genesee County Chamber of Commerce. She says Flint-area manufacturers are about more than cars and trucks. Ground is broken on a quarter billion dollar water pipeline in Michigan By Steve Carmody • Jun 28, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio A quarter billion dollar water pipeline project broke ground today near the Lake Huron shoreline. The source of the water was on the minds of the people at the groundbreaking, including Pastor Floyd Fuller who gave the invocation. ""Drink from your own cistern. Running water from your own well," Fuller said, quoting from the Book of Proverbs. The well in this case is not a well but a lake. Lake Huron to be specific. Courting buyers for GM's old properties in Flint, Genesee County By Steve Carmody • Jun 25, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio The man leading the effort to clean up and dispose of General Motors' vacant properties says more potential buyers are showing interest. Elliot Laws is the Administrative Trustee of the RACER Trust. RACER stands for "Revitalizing Auto Communities Environmental Response." The trust was created during GM's bankruptcy. Laws says interest in the old GM plant sites is rising along with the economy. "There's a lot of cash out there for people to invest," says Laws, "They've been holding onto trying to see what's going to happen." Lilly the deer can stay in her Genesee County home By Steve Carmody • Jun 24, 2013 Lilly the deer's Facebook page State wildlife officials have agreed to let a Genesee County family keep its pet deer. Lilly the deer was born shortly after her mother was struck and killed in an auto accident. A family took the animal in and for the past five years has raised it as a pet. Lilly has the run of the house and the fenced-in yard. But it's against the law in Michigan to keep a deer as a pet. After receiving a complaint, the Department of Natural Resources tried to remove Lilly from the home. Tornado touched down in Atlas township last night By Michigan Radio Newsroom • May 29, 2013 National Weather Service Tornado conditions merely amounted to warnings in Washtenaw County, but a tornado did touch down in Atlas township last night. Ron Fonger, of MLive.com reported that the majority of the damage was probably caused by small twisters as well: Genessee County shuts down HAZMAT team By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Mar 29, 2013 Wikimedia Commons MLive's Ron Fonger is reporting that Genesee County has shut down its hazardous materials response team. This comes as state officials are investigating potential problems with the unit.It will be the first time the county has been without a HAZMAT team in over 10 years. Now other counties will be asked to provide assistance when there's a hazardous materials emergency. Flint leaders delay decision on water pipeline project again By Steve Carmody • Mar 18, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio The Flint city council has delayed a decision on whether to take part in a quarter billion dollar project to tap water from Lake Huron for the city's drinking water. The panel delayed taking action on the proposal last week as well. The project has been in development for years. But supporters say they will soon have to start work on the project. They want Flint leaders to decide now if the city is going to be part of the project. Tuesday primary begins the process of filling an empty state senate seat By Steve Carmody • Mar 11, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio Tomorrow, primary voters in Genesee County will narrow down the field of candidates to fill an open state senate seat. There are seven candidates on the 27th state senate district primary ballot, though one has dropped out of the race. On the Democratic side, State representatives Woodrow Stanley and Jim Ananich are facing off against Genesee County Commissioner Ted Henry and GM auto worker Chris Del Morone. At a recent public forum, Stanley echoed the comments of his fellow Democratic candidates in hoping for a change at the state capitol. Michigan Governor rejects Flint crime fighting proposal By Mark Brush • Feb 25, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio The city of Flint consistently makes the list as one of the country's most violent. Genessee County Sheriff Robert Pickell says he has a plan to cut down on crime in Flint, but it would cost $3 million. That's $3 million Pickell would like from the state. Ron Fonger of the Flint Journal reports Gov. Snyder has rejected Pickell's plan: How social media closed down more than 100 Michigan schools By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Dec 20, 2012 Elaine Ezekiel / Michigan Radio You might have heard how Genesee and Lapeer counties closed down all their schools today and tomorrow due to rumors spreading across Facebook, Twitter, and texts. But how could a rumor close so many schools? Below is a Storify narrative of how one text message prompted a social media wildfire in southeast Michigan. You can click on any of the linked text or images to follow the story further. Genesee County Jail to release inmates because of "overcrowding emergency" By Lindsey Smith • Sep 20, 2012 The emergency was declared this week when the number of inmates remained above 700 for seven days in a row. The jail's capacity is only 580 inmates. That means state law now requires the jail to release about 175 inmates in the next two weeks. The number needs to get to 555 within 12 days; if the sheriff's department can't do that it'll create a list to hand over to judges to decide. Flint's new emergency manager says city does, in fact, need an EM By Tracy Samilton • Aug 27, 2012 City of Flint Flint's new emergency financial manager disagrees -- strongly -- with recent assertions by the city council's president that Flint doesn't need an emergency financial manager anymore. Ed Kurtz was Flint's Emergency Financial Manager a decade ago. He says the city is in much worse shape than the first time he was in charge. 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Reagan, Lady Bulldogs get win in nightcap of league doubleheader with King March 29, 2015 | Softball WILSON, N.C. – Barton College pitcher Ashlyn Reagan held King University to just two hits and no runs over the final six innings of Sunday's second game at Jeffries Field,... [read more]
Lady Bulldogs host King and Lees-McRae on back-to-back days March 28, 2015 | Softball WILSON, N.C. – The Barton College softball team continues its 14-game home stand when its hosts two Conference Carolinas members on Sunday and Monday at Jeffries Field. [read more]
Kelly's game-winning double helps Barton split softball twinbill with Chowan March 25, 2015 | Softball WILSON, N.C. – Barton College sophomore Megan Kelly had three hits, including the game-winning RBI double in the bottom of the ninth inning, as the Lady Bulldogs edged Chowan... [read more]
Barton fastpitch continues homestand with twinbills against Chowan, St. Aug's March 24, 2015 | Softball WILSON, N.C. – As it continues a 14-game homestand, the Barton College softball team will step out of conference to take on a pair of Central Intercollegiate Athletic... [read more]
White tosses 11-inning gem, but Lady Bulldogs still lose a pair to Pfeiffer March 22, 2015 | Softball WILSON, N.C. – Despite receiving one of the best pitching performances of Liz White's career, the Barton College women's softball team suffered a heartbreaking... [read more]
BC downs previously unbeaten Fairmont State in first half of softball twinbill March 18, 2015 | Softball WILSON, N.C. – Barton College junior Liz White pitched a complete-game four-hitter in leading the Lady Bulldogs to a 4-1 victory over previously unbeaten Fairmont State... [read more]
Lady Bulldogs ready for home opener against Fairmont State March 18, 2015 | Softball WILSON, N.C. – After sweeping a doubleheader over Virginia State last weekend, the Barton College fastpitch softball team is looking to carry the momentum into a doubleheader... [read more]
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March 11, 2015
BC fastpitch still searching for first league win after pair of 5-3 losses to Belmont Abbey BELMONT, N.C. – The Barton College fastpitch team is still searching for its first league win after losing a pair of Conference Carolinas games...
March 10, 2015
Lady Bulldogs drop a pair of games to North Greenville, 3-0 and 7-1 TIGERVILLE, S.C. – The Barton College softball team suffered a pair of Conference Carolinas road losses on Tuesday, falling to North Greenville...
March 9, 2015
Lady Bulldogs take one of three games on Monday's busy schedule WILMINGTON, N.C. – The Barton College fastpitch softball team began what will be a full week of games with three contests against Elizabeth City...
March 7, 2015
Barton fastpitch finally getting to play, will visit Southern Wesleyan today After numerous cancellations and postponements, the Barton College fastpitch softball team is scheduled to take the field today for the first time...
March 7, 2015
Lady Bulldogs swept by Southern Wesleyan in conference opener CENTRAL, S.C. – The Barton College fastpitch softball team opened Conference Carolinas play with a doubleheader against Southern Wesleyan...
February 18, 2015
Weather impacts weekend athletics schedule WILSON, N.C. – This week's inclement weather has impacted a number of Barton College athletic events scheduled for this weekend.
February 14, 2015
Barton sweeps softball twinbill at Coker HARTSVILLE, S.C. – Barton College pitcher Liz White threw a sparkling four-hit shutout in the opener and was backed by the Lady Bulldogs'...
February 13, 2015
Barton fastpitch softball to visit Coker College; Shaw doubleheader postponed WILSON, N.C. – The Barton College fastpitch softball team continues its 14-game road schedule this weekend when it visits Coker College on...
February 7, 2015
Softball drops three games in Flagler Tournament to Lee, No. 2 Valdosta State ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. – Barton College completed its play in the Flagler Tournament Saturday without a victory after losing a pair of games to Lee...
February 6, 2015
Barton fastpitch softball drops doubleheader to Flagler ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. – The Saints of Flagler College twice forced an eight-run rule over the Barton College softball team, leading a sweep of the...
February 5, 2015
Lady Bulldog softball begins 2015 with five games in two days WILSON, N.C. – The Barton College softball team is set to begin its 2015 season with a road trip to St. Augustine, Fla., on February 6-7 to the...
January 26, 2015
BC fastpitch picked seventh in preseason poll WILSON, N.C. – The Barton College fastpitch softball team was picked to finish seventh in the 2015 Conference Carolinas Softball Preseason...
August 27, 2014
Jones stepping down as assistant softball coach WILSON, N.C. – Kim Nesbitt Jones, assistant coach with the Barton College softball team for many years, is stepping down due to family reasons.


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Well you shouldn't doctor yourself
Well I pictured somebody else
Someone who looks like
What I look like
Would you say that the one of your dreams
Got in you and ripped out the seams
That's what I'd say
That's what I'd say
He was a sucker for your double dose
Mother fucker turned white as a ghost
Don't you say hi?
Don't you say hi?
With a broken sink for a face
And a head that just takes up space
He's not half right
He's not half right
It's already half passed
And it wont last
I was sticking up for my friend
And there's nothing much to defend
It's a lost fight
It's a lost fight
'cause when I talk to you on the phone
Well it's just like being alone
It's not half right
It's not half right