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I get a lot of network spikes/min a lot after the new patch couple weeks ago. I press ctrl+alt+f and see network spikes/min = 30ish. It goes from 1,2,3,4,....,30ish then repeat. However, I don't get it every game. I'd say I get the network spike 2 out of 5 games I play. Meaning, 3 out of 5 games I play are network spikes free (no lag/spike at all). So whenever, I get the network spikes, I have to rejoin a new game. The 2/5 is just a estimate, I sometime get the spike 3 games in a row and sometime get no network spikes 4 games in a row. I check speedtest.net and test ping google.com -t in cmd box, and my internet is definitely not lagging.
Sometime in a game, other players say they're lagging for some reason. So, I tell them to press ctrl+alt+f and they also get the network spikes/min. but it happens less frequently for other players.. for some reason I get this thing more often than other people.
I gotta agree with kami on this one. It's tough for people who are having this issue. Numerous amounts of friends of mine our getting this problem recently. It's even tougher if you are a race that can't A move and win.
Same issue here. I even upgraded my computer like crazy so that I might be able to play. Nothing worked--I still get the same unplayable stalls/min and network spikes/min. It has been over a month now and I am more than tired of this. I just want to be able to play the game.
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why is there no moderator here to help? obviously quite a few people is having this problem. I am getting this issue almost every few game in AoS custom game and is really annoying.
I notice when I alt tabbed for a minute or two, the network spikes can go up to 100... so basically, if you have the network spikes/min and you alt tab couple time.. it will get worse
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im lucky if 2 out of my 5 matches are lag free, blizzard !@#$ing sucks with there updates, all they have to do is let us choose between the 2 updates. So for the arcade people will have the 1.5 and the ladder people have 1.0
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Yeah i alerted blizzard sent them all the spec everything just got the new update nope my lag spikes are still bad my frames are 150 i running every other game fine on max settings if they do have multiplayer i not getting spikes or indication that my connection is the problem blizzard what ever you did before 1.53 wow my games spikes now . you would think because so many people have the same issue they would have addressed this by now well there to busy with WOW mist of No one cares .
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they dont give 2 !@#$s
They f'd up something with the latest HotS beta patch, everything was ok, but since the patch came out I've got the same problem on all servers, EU, NA, KR, HotS beta... just some screenshots:
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I've been getting awful lag spikes too. Does anyone have a solution? :<
Wired internet, running Windows 7 on an i5 750 with a GTS 250 graphics card. Running almost 200 fps early game, 100 fps late game. Comcast modem with 23 ms ping and 25 Mb/down speed according to Speedtest.net. I have a DLink DIR-600 router. Network is on-board Realtek PCIe GBE.
Showing spikes like everyone else in this thread.
Patch 1.5 caused this- don't waste your time talking to support who will have to try 1,000 things that are completely unrelated to the issue. I've spoken to them over the phone and over countless tickets.
This won't be fixed until they come out with another patch, although at this point who knows when that will be.
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On the surface it would appear the current major threat to Jewish survival comes from the Islamic nations surrounding Israel. That threat is small, however, compared to the threat of secularization.
If one were to say that to be a good Jew we need to follow the Torah in its entirety, then many of us are not acting properly as Jews, even in the Orthodox world. Many of us have become lax, using excuses such as "this law is outdated" or "that law is just rabbinical." That leaves us with the question: What does it mean to be a Jew?
Rabbi Benzion Klatzko suggests Judaism is not a religion at all but rather a relationship (see TorahAnytime.com). There are a number of approaches the Torah teaches regarding the way we should connect with Hashem. Shir Hashirim teaches us our relationship with the Creator should parallel a healthy relationship between husband and wife. In such a relationship, actions are performed not by rote but rather with enthusiasm for someone you care about.
When we look at our current generation, it is uplifting to see the rise in ba'alei teshuvah as well as the increase in students who are taking on religious obligations more gradually. But we cannot ignore the number of students raised in Orthodox homes who are going the opposite route.
What causes one to decide to take one path versus the other? The answer is simple: connection. Those who have this relationship, even if only a weak one, want to strengthen it, while those who lack any sort of emotional connection end up taking one of three directions: fulfilling the commandments out of habit; becoming lax in their observance but still keeping the laws to varying degrees; or seeking this connection elsewhere and drifting away from Judaism.
People don't like to blame themselves, so everyone points the finger at someone else: families, yeshivas, colleges, etc. At the end of the day, we are all at fault. But while it is true that families and colleges can have a deleterious effect on one's Jewish attachment, it is only yeshivas that serve as a constant in providing a Jewish environment and education, and therefore they have the most potential to help.
There is, however, something powerful missing in many of our yeshivas: Jewish spirituality. We are taught Chumash, Gemara, Ivrit, Nach – but not about connecting emotionally to our Creator, building this relationship, understanding what it means to belong to the Jewish people.
We learn from our rabbis that if you cannot accept the first of the Ten Commandments ("I am Hashem your God"), you cannot accept the entire Torah. So how is it that young adults go through years of Jewish education without ever really learning about God? If Judaism is a relationship, and if the key to keeping us going as Jews is our connection to Hashem, this is a subject that cannot be ignored.
Education is the prime component but our yeshivas are not doing enough. In my own yeshiva experience the emphasis was on dry law and content, treating Tanach and Gemara like any secular course. I remember that in my Jewish classes we all used to take notes and study simply to pass the exams. That's what happens when Judaism is taught as a body without a soul.
Since graduating yeshiva high school five years ago, I have witnessed hundreds of Jews, myself included, strengthen their connection to Judaism – and this number includes students from all sorts of backgrounds who attend a secular college, choose a non-religious group of friends, and/or lack religious support at home.
If students can survive, connect, and strengthen their observance in these most non-conducive settings, they should be able to flourish in a yeshiva setting. Unfortunately, it seems Jewish spirituality in many yeshivas is less accessible than it is in secular institutions. And this actually makes sense. Jewish organizations on campus want Jewish involvement so they cater to the students, making Judaism exciting and positive.
It's time we apply pressure on our yeshivas. What's the point in spending as much as a quarter of a million dollars on education from kindergarten through 12th grade if your kids don't even keep up with it afterward? And even if they do, can they open up a Gemara and read it with ease and understanding? Are they fluent in Hebrew? Do they follow the mitzvot? Do they have any desire to build on their Jewish observance?
Thank God, many can answer "yes" to at least some of these questions, but there are too many who can't. Yeshiva administrators tend to blame families and college life for these problems, but having lived it, I know these excuses are weak.
If yeshivas are not doing their job, let them hear your dissatisfaction. Parents pay a lot of money for their children's Jewish education. They have every right to tell the yeshivas they are unhappy. And this call to spiritual arms isn't for parents only. It's for every Jew concerned that the teaching of Judaism in all too many of our yeshivas lacks soul and meaning.
Michael Schaier has a B.S.in Animal Science from Rutgers University and is currently studying at the Mayanot Yeshiva in Jerusalem.
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Erica Pelman is a spiritually-driven woman. She is founder and director of "In Shifra's Arms" (ISA), an organization that offers aid to pregnant Jewish women of all religious backgrounds practically, financially and emotionally. Its arms are open to any pregnant woman in need whether single, divorced, separated, or from a financially-strapped family. "Presently, we are […]
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On the surface it would appear the current major threat to Jewish survival comes from the Islamic nations surrounding Israel. That threat is small, however, compared to the threat of secularization.
If one were to say that to be a good Jew we need to follow the Torah in its entirety, then many of us are not acting properly as Jews, even in the Orthodox world. Many of us have become lax, using excuses such as "this law is outdated" or "that law is just rabbinical." That leaves us with the question: What does it mean to be a Jew?
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Atlantic View Cottage- Sea Views, Great Walks-WIFI
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Cottage / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 4
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It is a great location for walking, being on the coastal walking route to the beautiful Bosta beach where you'll find an Iron Age house. The old byre, by the house, offers storage facilities for kayaks, and the cottages location by the sea means that kayaks can be launched from the 12 acre croft to explore the area around Loch Roag.
Inside the holiday cottage, the cosy lounge has a lovely cottagey feel enhanced by high ceilings, deep window ledges and a feature alcove where you'll find lots of local interest books and maps. Resting on a slate hearth is a multi-fuel stove since no cottage is complete without dancing flames! No expense has been spared to provide top quality furniture including Jane Churchill and Laura Ashley fabrics and solid oak furniture throughout.
The kitchen is a lovely bright room which is bathed in sunlight all afternoon and evening thanks to 3 windows on 2 walls. We have maintained the cottage feel by fitting cream shaker style kitchen units under an oak effect worktop. Leading from the kitchen is a porch where outdoor clothes can be stored.
2 sunny bedrooms ensure that you are well rested to make the most of your holiday. The master bedroom has a kingsize bed, built in wardrobe and ensuite shower room whilst the twin room has versatile zip and link beds which convert from 2 singles to a large king size bed.
The large family sized bathroom has a free-standing shower cubicle, with powerful thermostatic shower as well as a bath, washhand basin and toilet. You'll find an electric shaver point here too.
For those who want to keep in touch with friends and family, we provide WiFi free of charge and our collection of books, maps and DVDs ensure that you will make the most of your time here. This property has 1 King(s), 1 Twin(s).
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Bosta Beach and Iron Age Roundhouse 5 km
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|2 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: www.flybe.com 50 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites
|Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private garden
About this location
The Hebrides region
Both properties are a forty minute drive from Stornoway and are ideally placed to explore the scenic and historical district of Uig and the major archaeological sites of the westside of Lewis including the world famous Standing Stones at Callanish, the Doune Carloway Iron Age Broch and the Lewis Blackhouses at Gearrannan and Arnol.
After you have explored the many attractions of Lewis and Harris, your accommodation offers the ideal place to relax in front of the open fire or witness the awe-inspiring sight of a Hebridean sunset over the Kyles of Valasay.
Great Bernera
Plenty to see & do…
Whether you are looking for a peaceful getaway or an adventure holiday the Outer Hebrides has something to suit all tastes!
Great Bernera is a very scenic island and the perfect location to indulge yourself in walking, fishing or birdwatching. At the north of the island there are the beautiful Bostadh Sands, where in 1996 archaeological excavations revealed the site of an Iron Age settlement.
Although the site has now almost been reclaimed by the sands, there is a nearby reconstruction where visitors can receive live interepretation by a member of our local historical society during the summer months.
Many of our guests are keen walkers and the Uig and Bernera District offer a variety of walking routes at all levels, including the coastal walk to Bosta which passes the house. Elsewhere in Bernera, other walks you can enjoy are to a Norse Mill or to an iron age Broch at Loch Baravat. For the more energetic, sea-kayaking can be enjoyed from the shore at the bottom of the drive, giving access over to Uig and the beautiful islands in between.
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9 Aug 2014
Atlantic view cottage surpassed our expectations. The sheets were soft; the towels were thick and fluffy; pots and pans were heavy; the bookshelves were thoughtfully stocked with books of local intere… More
1 Aug 2014
"A beautifully appointed cottage in a wonderfully wild place, great for exploring Lewis."
Don't be deceived by the plain looking outside of this cottage. It is beautifully appointed inside, with every detail carefully considered. The kitchen is well equipped and the bathroom and en-… More
26 Jun 2014
"Well equipped and tastefully presented cottage in superb location"
We arrived at the fairly remote cottage having been given excellent directions. Despite its remoteness there is a petrol station and grocery store within a mile of it. This was very handy. We were gr… More
3 Jun 2014
"Great accommodation in a perfect location."
Very well maintained and equipped cottage in a brilliant location. Owner was very helpful but also unobtrusive. Lots to do on Lewis and Harris - there were very good recommendations in the cottage a… More
20 May 2014
"Wonderful Week on Bernera"
Anne gave us a very friendly welcome upon arrival and provided lots of useful information for our week's stay on the Island as well as a tasty homemade cake! Atlantic View Cottage is set in an i… More
4 Oct 2013
"Atlantic View was a home from home"
The welcome we received at Atlantic View was excellent and the accommodation had everything we could have wished for. We felt at home straight away and were very comfortable. The setting was wonderf… More
3 Jun 2013
"Superbly furnished and equipped"
Beautiful setting and the cottage has been very tastefully furnished and equipped. Very clean and we received a lovely warm welcome. We would certainly visit again and recommend to friends.… More
30 May 2013
"Wonderful Holiday"
Stayed in atlantic View from 20th april to 27th april 2013 We were welcomed by anne not long after we arrived,who gave us some very useful information about the cottage, she also very kindly left us a… More
14 Apr 2013
A lovely cottage in a fantastic location. Atlantic View Cottage had a cosy welcome for us after a long day travelling. The accommodation is great with two good sized bedrooms, the double being ensuite… More
7 Oct 2012
We can't speak highly enough of Atlantic View Cottage... We enjoyed a fabulous week here in late summer 2012. The cottage is in a spectacular location - with superb views in every direction, of l… More
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Bon hôtel pour les parcs Disney
Nous y avons pass� une nuit pour 63 $ avec AAA. Le personnel est serviable et les r�novations r�centes du b�timent et des jardins ont �t� bien faites. Les chambres ont des balcons. Les matelas sont neufs et les draps sont des draps-housses. Il y a de nombreux restaurants dans le coin et par rapport aux parcs Disney l'emplacement est pratique.
Good hotel for off WDW stay
Stayed one night with a $63 AAA rate. Helpfull staff, recent revovations to building and grounds well done. Rooms have balconies. New mattresses with fitted sheets. Numerous restaurants nearby and very convenient to Disney Parks.
A very nice Hotel for Disney vistors
We booked this hotel through Priceline hoping it won't be that great. But once we arrived there, it was amazing. We received a Corner Room with king bed, fridge, micro-oven, Sofa set. Room was beautiful even though the bathroom was pretty small (no big deal). They have a nice pool, beautiful lobby, workers were nice. It is very close to Disney world parks and downtown Disney. Plus, there are several fast food, casual, fine restaurants. McD, KFC, Benngins, Pizza Hut, Checkers, Windey's, Subway, and much more just walking distance from the hotel.
Hotel also has complementary shuttle to Magical Kingdom and Epcot, but we only used it two days (in our 7 days Disney). The shuttle guy was unreliable in showing up on time. It took an hour to get from hotel to park and another hour to get back; which was a waste of time. So we drove to Disney, which only took 7-10 minutes.
We highly recommend this hotel for any of your Orlando travel needs.
Hôtel très sympa pour les amateurs de Disney
Nous avons r�serv� dans cet h�tel par le biais de Priceline en pensant que ce ne serait pas extra. Mais quand nous sommes arriv�s, quelle surprise !
On nous a donn� une chambre d'angle avec tr�s grand lit, r�frig�rateur, four � micro-ondes, sofa. La chambre �tait belle, mais la salle de bain assez petite (pas bien grave).
Il y a une jolie piscine, un tr�s beau hall et les employ�s sont tr�s gentils. C'est tout pr�s des parcs de Disneyworld et de Downtown Disney. Il y a aussi plusieurs fast-foods, des restaurants bon enfant ou raffin�s, un McDonald's, un KFC, un Benngins, Pizza Hut, Checkers, Windey's, Subway et bien d'autres � proximit� de l'h�tel.
On peut prendre une navette gratuite � l'h�tel pour aller au Magical Kingdom et � Epcot, mais nous ne l'avons prise que deux jours (sur les sept), parce que le conducteur n'�tait pas ponctuel. Il a fallu une heure pour y arriver et une autre pour rentrer ; une perte de temps. Nous y sommes donc all�s en voiture, ce qui ne nous a pris que 7-10 minutes.
Nous vous conseillons totalement cet h�tel si vous devez aller � Orlando.
EXC. Hotel--Give the newly renovated Holiday Inn a chance (formerly Travelodge)
Just got back from a one night stay at the Holiday Inn Maingate. Needed a hotel for one night while traveling north from Miami. Found a coupon for $45.99 in one of those travel booklets found at the rest areas on the Florida turnpike. Was skeptical, because I remembered this hotel as the Travelodge, and thought it looked kind of run down when I had seen it on previous trips to WDW. We'd never stayed there, and lately have been staying onsite at WDW at one of the "value" All-Star resorts.
Thought I'd give it a chance, given than the coupon was pretty reasonable. I went into the lobby to get a feel for the hotel and was really, really pleased. Based on my impression of the lobby, I took a chance on a room. The checkin person said that they only had a "kid's suite" available using the coupon, so I took the room right away.
My mom and toddler were traveling with me, and we were all very happy with how the entire hotel looked. The lobby looks great, the elevators and hallways were nicely remodeled, and our room was excellent! We had a queen with two bunk beds, and the room came with two televisions and a fridge. The bathroom was a bit small, but was super nice and very clean. We had a street view room on the 3rd floor (1307) and I would highly recommend requesting this side, as it offers the best view, in my opinion.
The bad reviews and candid photos on this site are for this hotel when it was a Travelodge. I urge you to try this hotel now that it is a completely renovated Holiday Inn. We would stay here again in a heartbeat, though we will probably continue to stay onsite at WDW so that we can fully experience the "magic" of WDW!!! Honestly, our room at the Holiday Inn was much nicer and a little bigger (and had a fridge to boot) than those at the value or even the moderate resorts onsite at WDW.
Ce Holiday Inn nous a impressionnés
Ce Holiday Inn vient d'�tre r�nov� et notre chambre �tait incroyable (� mon avis, les critiques n�gatives concernant cet h�tel datent d'avant la r�novation). Il y avait un coin s�jour avec un divan, un fauteuil et une table basse, et un lit King size. La d�coration �tait par ailleurs tr�s jolie. Le Magic Kingdom et Downtown Disney ne sont pas loin en voiture. Nous avons pay� 50 dollars par nuit avec Priceline et cela les valait bien !
Impressed by this Holiday Inn
This Holiday Inn has just been renovated and our room was amazing. (I'm thinking that the negative reviews this hotel received were before the renovation) There was a living area with a couch, seat, and coffee table along with the King size bed. Very nicely decorated as well. And a quick drive from the Magic Kingdom and Downtown Disney. We paid $50/night from Priceline and it was well worth it!
Great hotel, great price, great location to visit Orlando attractions!
My family of 4 stayed here for a quick trip to Disney area. I got the room & rate from Priceline which I thought was a good deal. After looking at pictures & reviews, I was very apprehensive, but upon checking in - I found that it was great. We had a room with a Queen bed & a set of bunks. The kids thought that was great. We ate at the hotel restaurant for breakfast & it was a little pricey ($25 for 2, since kids "eat free"). We took off for the Magic Kingdom at 8:15, got there at 8:30am & were at the park all day until close. The hotel was very nice, clean, and convenient to many attractions & restaurants. I would definitely recommend it & I would stay there again.
Nice stay in a newly remodeled room
Got a reasonable room through Priceline -- was a little hesitant about the stay given some of the reviews. We got a freshly remodeled room with a comfortable bed and it was great! Only downside was it overlooked the satellite dish for the hotel, but can't complain given we were going for a cheap but comfy place to sleep between theme parks. Lobby and pool areas clean/comfy as well.
Séjour agréable dans une chambre qui venait d'être remise à neuf
J'ai trouv� une chambre � un prix raisonnable avec Priceline, m�me si j'h�sitais un peu � cause de certains commentaires. On nous a attribu� une chambre qui venait d'�tre remise � neuf, le lit �tait confortable et c'�tait fantastique ! Le seul probl�me c'est que notre fen�tre donnait sur l'antenne parabolique de l'h�tel, mais je ne peux pas me plaindre vu que ce que je cherchais c'�tait un h�tel �conomique mais confortable o� aller dormir entre deux parcs � th�me. Le hall et la piscine �taient eux aussi propres et confortables.
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... the day, ate a good breakfast of everyone's own choice. We made ham and cheese sandwiches, put in our frozen juice boxes and water, string cheese, grapes and apples. We headed out the door by 8:30 and thought we were about 1/2 hour away and Disney World opens at 9:00. It took us a bit longer due to traffic. When we arrived we paid the $17.00 to park the motorhome and walked to the waiting trams. The long trams then deposited us at a ticket office. We all bought ...
Fun and Sun in the magic kingdom
... must for us, It's a Small World. It is dated and repetitive bit it wouldn't be a trip to the magic kingdom without seeing all of those little dolls dancing in time to a song that plays in your head all day! It's one of those things you just have to do! I was very excited for our dinner at the Be Our Guest Restaurant and it did not disappoint. The setting is amazing, we were in the the Rose Gallery and it was beautiful . Although ...
Daughter, Sister, Girlfriend.. Ultimate Tour Guide
... of, just family hanging out, with no where in particular to be, having a laugh and really enjoying each others company. Hope we never lose that even as Gemma and I get older.
The time eventually came to drop me back off at Patterson Court and say goodbye to the family and Will. I wasn't expecting to get so emotional, since I'd been fine all day, but I guess as soon as the ...
'Ohana - A Food Story
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Day 19/20- Howl at the Moon & Islands of Adventure
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For a quick look at some of our fun day you can view our video at the bottom of the page.
We had an amazing three weeks in Florida and we were so happy that we finally got to go there together and experience it all as a couple. We were sad to be saying goodbye but it was ...


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Disney's global megahit has racked up 9.75 million admissions in Japan, boosted by repeaters, many of them watching both the English and Japanese versions. With the so-called Golden Week holidays now starting here, Frozen is well on course to become the first film in Japan to hit 10 million admissions since Hayao Miyazaki's Ponyo on a Cliff in 2008. It has overtaken Finding Nemo as the highest-earning Hollywood animation release in Japan.
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Hakone Question
Want to put a couple of hakone grasses along my garage on the east side of my house, where there is a stepping stone path to our patio and deck. I was wondering if this would work since, the site will receive morning sun, but goes to full shade (at the height of the season) before noon. Does anyone know how much sun these grasses will take?
Hakone is Forest Grass. It doesn't require much sun. The variegated versions look better in less sun.
Winter hardiness is more of a concern in your zone. 5 is the bottom of its range. Be sure to mulch it well unless you're sure of snow cover during the coldest part of winter. From my memories of traveling to and through Buffalo, you'll have plenty of snow cover.
A couple of other thoughts .... If you are going to put it on the 'house side' of the path, will it get enough moisture? - I have always found that particular location as difficult to plant as under maple trees!
Back to your 'enough sunlight' question -
It should be just fine in that location - if you are growing one of the variegated varieties the colours might not be quite as bright.
Buffalo shouldn't be too much of a stretch for it - I grew great large clumps of it in Canada just north of your location & I am now growing Hakonechloa up here in the 'near north' :o)
Thank you for your replies. I always worry about variegated species that receive any direct sunlight, so that's my worry with this morning sunshine, which combined with our very hot Julys and Augusts can exacerbate the potential damage. Moisture shouldnt be an issue, I have had two azaleas in this particular location and they have done well. I really love the look of hakone along pathways, and this is my aim. Also, I am interested in companion plants for these plants, and I am considering hostas, columbines, liriope, and some others, and recommendations for some nice contrasting companions?
Ok, this picture shows some ideas for companion plants to your Hakonechloas. This garden has the same exposure - east facing with a nice long period of morning sun. I always thought it was a nice combination.
Rodgersia, several hostas, small leaved creeping Tierella, variegated japanese spurge (pachysandra), Gentiana asclepiadia, & Kirengeshoma palmata. To name a few. :o)
Wow, that is really nice. I like the blue hosta (I presume that is a hosta, behind the grass, near the tree) it really contrasts well, I hope I can find one like that at our nursery, or maybe just order it online. Thank you for the ideas, and great picture.


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Early Childhood Education is organized into four major sections. Section 1 carefully developed the text's philosophical, historical, and ecological frameworks. The chapters on philosophy building and social trends, policies and programs are particularly valuable and unique. Section 2 comprises the developmental chapters commonly found in introductory early childhood texts. A dynamic ecological focus on family development and family involvement in early childhood programs characterizes section 3. The authors present an exceptionally interesting chapter that describes various theoretical perspectives on family development; including systems, social exchange, life stages, and structural-functional perspectives. Section 4 includes important chapters on curriculum, classroom organization, behavior management, and assessment.
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Many potential pathways to a career in Hospitality and Tourism begin here at Whatcom Community College. WCC offers a 45 credit certificate in Hospitality and Tourism Business Management or a 90 credit Associate in Science degree in Hospitality and Tourism Business Management. The certificate program is designed to accommodate the working student's schedule with a minimum number of days on campus. The program incorporates business management courses such as Business Computing and Customer Service for Professionals with general education classes and the following core of technical courses:
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What can I do as a hospitality or tourism business manager?
The $10 billion Hospitality and Tourism industry is a growing, vibrant, and fast-paced industry with endless opportunities for advancement. Just some of the exciting careers opportunities include:
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Can I transfer with my Hospitality & Tourism Degree?
If you want to continue your education beyond Whatcom, you can transfer your H&T courses into Washington State University's Hospitality Business Management Program or your AAS degree to South Seattle Community Colleges Bachelors of Arts and Science program in Hospitality Management. Ask your advisor for more information about transferring to one of these fantastic schools.
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I was really on the fence about doing this when I arrived in Toronto because of the amount of money it is. I almost had a week of rain in Toronto, but one sunny day came about and I went to the CN Tower and ended up biting the bullet for the edge walk. I honestly found it amazing! one...
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The edge walk at the CN Tower is a must do when visiting the worlds best livable city. Completed this edge walk a while back and this is awesome.The cost is approx 250.00 Canadian, certainly less if it is US currency because of the exchange rate. The Cn tower is approx.150 stories and you accent up to the top of...
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July 29, 2008 â HAUPPAUGE, NEW YORK â Testing one, two, three. Electrograph Systems, Inc., a leading national distributor of display technology products and services, has signed with AKG Acoustics U.S., a Harman Professional Group company and producer of some of the truest, most natural-sounding microphones and headphones in the history of audio.
Through the distribution agreement, which became active this month, Electrograph now offers AKGâs full line of installed and wireless microphones, headsets and accessories to complement its existing audio offerings from Harman sister companies, JBL Professional and Crown Audio.
âThe audio portion of a professional flat panel or display application is critical â proper sound is what makes a good presentation or performance outstanding,â? explained Randall Rosenbaum, senior product manager, Electrograph Systems, Inc. âAKG is one of the most respected microphone brands available and fits perfectly with Electrographâs other Harman amplifier and speaker lines. With AKG microphones, we can now provide our resellers and integrators with complete professional audio packages.â?
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AKG Acoustics is widely recognized as the top manufacturer of microphones, wireless systems and headphones in the world. Located in Northridge, Calif., AKG Acoustics U.S. markets the full line of AKG Acoustics microphones, headphones, wireless systems and processing for recording, concert sound reinforcement, commercial sound, broadcast and home entertainment applications. AKG Acoustics is part of the Harman International (NYSE: HAR) family of companies, which includes such trusted brands as BSS, Crown, JBL, Infinity, Lexicon, Mark Levinson, Soundcraft, Studer, dbx, Harman-Kardon, Revel and Digitech. AKG microphones and headphones have a long history on tour and in studio with international musicians such as Frank Sinatra, Eric Clapton, Peter Gabriel, Stevie Wonder, Aerosmith, the Rolling Stones, Rod Stewart, Anastasia, Eros Ramazotti, Kayne West and Simply Red. To learn more, go to www.akg.com.
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Founded in 1982, Electrograph Systems, Inc. is a leading national distributor of display technology solutions, including plasma and LCD flat panels, LCD and DLP⢠projectors, and other specialty displays. In 2006, the company acquired ActiveLight, CineLight and International Computer Graphics, all leading national distributors of A/V products. With 11 regional offices, nine distribution centers, and a network of more than 5,000 reseller partners and integrators, Electrograph is one of the largest plasma display distributors in the U.S. and is the only distributor to operate a certified InfoComm-trained nationwide sales and service network. The company specializes in display, audio, connectivity and other complementary technologies for both the consumer and commercial markets. For more information, visit the companyâs Web site at www.electrograph.com.
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