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tulip and daffodil bulbs. How old is to old?
Hello, my mother had some tulip and daffodil bulbs in her garage. She never planted them and gave them to me in the fall. I never got to them due to work and then forgot all about them.
I don't know how old they are, nor does she. I would like to plant them, even tough I know they should go in during autumn.
There is no date on the package.
How do I know if they are still viable or not?
Could I plant them now, in early spring, for next year?
Is there a good website, with pictures, I can do research on my own?
Thanks for any and all help.
Gently squeeze the bulbs. If they are soft or have a lot of give, they are too old. Throw 'em away.
Having said that, even if firm and appearing healthy, bulbs that have sat out unplanted for a couple of seasons will produce very poor results, if any. The energy or growing ability stored in the bulb deteriorates with time. The tulips I'd go ahead & toss. They seldom perennialize well even when fresh and I doubt ones more than a year old will do anything.
I'd find an out of the way corner of the garden and go ahead and plant the daffodils now - bulbs keep better in the ground than they do in a garage :-) Next spring you will hopefully see some signs of foliage. You can apply a little bulb fertilizer then and let them go. May (unlikely) or may not (very likely) bloom but if given proper conditions and little TLC they may come back into their own in a couple of seasons.


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Harumi Norasakkunkit, Japanese
Would you like to take a fun language class?
Learning Japanese is not only about learning a language. Japan has a rich culture of many interesting icons such as samurai, Japanese martial arts, sumo (Japanese wrestling), origami (paper-folding art), taiko (Japanese drum), calligraphy, tea ceremony, ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement), karaoke (singing) and more!
In my Japanese classes, I introduce these aspects of Japanese culture as much as I can. My goal is to create a fun and friendly environment for foreign-language learning by conversing with classmates, playing games, singing songs, watching videos and acting.
My hobbies are traveling (I have been to Canada, New Zealand, Hawaii, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam and China), singing and cooking. I am native Japanese, having grown up on the northern island of Hokkaido, Japan, near its capital, Sapporo. Given that it snows all winter there, I should be used to the cold weather, but my favorite vacations spots are tropical islands!
I have been living in the states for 10 years (seven years in Minnesota and three years in Spokane), and I have experienced that learning a different language is not easy. When I see how quickly my two-year-old son learns English and Japanese, I am amazed. He just copies whatever he hears and builds up sentences without thinking. Even though the sentences sometimes do not make sense, he is not shy to say all kinds of words, phrases and sentences aloud. I want my students to be just as unafraid of speaking Japanese in their classes, no matter how little Japanese they think they may know. Since I have a master's degree in art, I also try to create visual aids to keep things fun and interesting in class.
Spokane is a sister city of Nishinomiya, Japan, so we get many exchange students from that area of Japan. There is also a Japan Women's College branch in Spokane called Mukogawa Fort Wright Institute, which is an extension of its main campus in Nishinomiya. I try to take advantage of the Japanese presence in Spokane by inviting Japanese students from MFWI to my classes. I also have a language exchange session every semester so students can practice Japanese conversations with native Japanese speakers their own age, with the hope that this will motivate students to refine their Japanese language skills into the future. I, too, was and continue to be motivated to improve my English language skills after my first exposure to real native English speakers when I was a foreign exchange student in Canada. I am a fun, easygoing instructor and I love to interact with students. I welcome any potential student who might be interested in learning Japanese to join my classes and learn the Japanese language and culture in a fun classroom environment.
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Lauren Davies, '13, Spanish and Communication Studies Double Major
I fell in love with Costa Rica during my semester abroad at the Whitworth Costa Rica Center (CRC) in spring 2011. After graduating from Whitworth in 2013, I was blessed with the opportunity to return to Costa Rica as a program assistant at the CRC. One of the most rewarding parts of working at the CRC was the free English classes that we offered our neighbors every Wednesday night. Not only did we have the chance to give back to the community where we lived, we also created relationships and friendships with our neighbors and their kids.
When the CRC closure was announced, I knew that I wasn't ready to leave Costa Rica. In order to stay, I had to find a job and a place to live, and God answered both of those needs. Thanks to a grant I received from the Krista Foundation, I was able to get my TESOL certification and was offered a job as an English teacher at Wizard Language Institute in San José. My housing need was answered when one of my students from the Wednesday-night English class at the CRC asked me if I wanted to live with her and her family. Isn't it great how God answers prayer?
I began working at Wizard in August 2014, and have loved every moment of my experience. Wizard is one of the largest language institutes in the world, and its Costa Rica campus has been a huge success. My students are all adults and range in professions from factory workers to business executives. Since starting my position at Wizard, I have begun taking Portuguese classes, have been interviewed for the Costa Rican equivalent of the U.S. news program Good Morning America, have recorded my voice for a Wizard television commercial, and will soon be featured on the Wizard Costa Rica website.
Every day is different and brings a new adventure. Sometimes it's a fun adventure, like hiking through the cloud forest above my house. Other days the adventure is more frustrating, like being stuck for two hours on a bus during rush hour on my way home from work. During the last year and a half of adventures, though, I have had the opportunity to meet countless people, visit several countries, and stretch myself to do things I never thought I could. I encourage any Whitworth students who are thinking about living abroad after graduation to take the leap of faith and know that God will take care of you every step of the journey.
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Madeline Harris, '15, Spanish and Sociology Double Major
On arrival in Costa Rica, I remember walking through the crowd just after customs. My eyes darted in several directions, trying to find my name written on a piece of paper. I recognized the people holding the paper from a picture I had seen a few months prior, and so I took one of the deepest breaths of my life, walked over with a shaky false composure, smiled and said hello.
We immediately started getting to know each other, but I think it took a month or two to think of them as family. There was something about the way the four sisters, their families, and their parents all built their homes and their lives in this town that made me fall in love, and enabled my soul to build its home in the green and orange house where La Suiza and San Pablo run into each other. By the end of four-and-a-half months, I had become a daughter, a sister, an auntie, and a cousin. Although I am not a family member in the traditional sense, this extended family took me in anyway and I learned a new kind of grace, one whose existence I had stopped believing in.
I guess what I am saying is that from the outside it was just a semester in Costa Rica with International Student Exchange Programs. I arrived in a plane hovering over the blackness of a place I knew nothing about, with my blood heavy like lead in my veins. However, although I departed in the light of a morning like any other, this time I flew away from a place that had become home. I wept as a million red roofs just like the one I had lived in disappeared from my view. As I flew, mountains turned to ocean, ocean to dry land, Spanish turned to English, and the looks on people's faces turned colder.
There are a million socio-political issues I could write about regarding my time in Costa Rica - I could tell you how feminism and LGBT rights are making strides in a nation where religion and machista politics overlap and always have. I could tell you how prejudice alongside systems of inequality disadvantage immigrants. I could tell you how Black Caribbean Costa Ricans are excluded from popular conceptualizations of national identity. I could talk about this "macro" stuff the way that, as an undergraduate sociology student with youthful angst, I always do, but that wouldn't get at what I really learned when I was there.
Instead, what I really learned was how to be alive. Joy, grace, hope, acceptance and love: I brought these five souvenirs back with me in my pocket the day that I hugged my new extended family good-bye. As I come rushing back into life in the U.S., I realize that these are the reasons to keep living life with all that we have; they are our most powerful weapons against centuries of brokenness. So I carry them with me every day, knowing that the four-and-a-half months I spent breathing in a new kind of air have changed everything in me.
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DELE Exam: Spring 2015
Mark your calendars for the DELE (Diploma in Spanish as a Foreign Language) examination, to be held at Whitworth on Friday, May 22. We are offering the exam at the B1, B2 and C1 levels. Registration materials and fees are due to Ángeles Aller by Monday, April 6. See Stacey Moo or Ángeles Aller if you have questions or would like information about future test dates.
Please visit the Seattle Cervantes website for general information about the DELE. You can also download registration documents and take a level-check or practice test.
Note: The World Languages & Cultures Department requires that students completing Spanish or French majors take one of two standardized language proficiency exams as a part of the SN/FR major requirements (DELE for SN majors, or OPI for either SN or FR majors). This requirement applies to students that entered Whitworth under the 2013 catalog or after. (Students can consult the top portion of their academic evaluation to find out if this applies to them). Students should consult with their advisor to discern which option is best for them given their vocational and career trajectory. For example, students going into education are required by the state to take the Oral and Written OPI. These students would therefore take the OPI rather than the DELE.
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Mark your calendars for the annual World Languages & Cultures Senior Breakfast on Saturday, May 16, from 9:30-11 a.m. This event is for you and your family to enjoy on Commencement Weekend. More information will be forthcoming, along with invitations to send to your family members.
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English: Romans 12:12:
Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer.
Arabic: 12:12 رسالة رومية - الأصحاح
كونوا فرحين بالرجاء، صابرين في الضيق، مواظبين على الصلاة،
Chinese: 罗马书 12:12
French: Romains 12:12
--- l'espérance: qu'elle soit votre joie;
---l'épreuve: qu'elle vous trouve pleins d'endurance;
---la prière: qu'elle soutienne votre persévérance
German: Römer 12.12
Seid fröhlich in Hoffnung, geduldig in Trübsal, beharrlich im Gebet.
Greek: Ρωμαίους 12:12
τῇ ἐλπίδι χαίροντες, τῇ θλίψει ὑπομένοντες, τῇ προσευχῇ προσκαρτεροῦντες.
Japanese: ロマン 12:12
Spanish: Romanos 12:12
Gocémonos en la esperanza, soportemos el sufrimiento, seamos constantes en la oración.
Swahili: Warumi 12:12
Muwe na furaha katika tumaini lenu, na katika dhiki muwe na subira. Ombeni wakati wote.


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Craftsman Garden Tractor DGT 6000
I have a 2005 Craftsman Garden Tractor DGT 6000 CV730-0041. I just changed plugs, oil and filter, air filter and replaced the battery. I ran it to warm up couple of minutes. Turn it off rechecked oil level. Drove it out to start cutting grass and tried to engaged blades and it died. Will not start/turn over. Checked for power in switches with no luck. I jumped started it by running a wire from battery to starter. I could not find a fuss by run hand down wires. Is the fuss on the engine? Or does it have one. There is no power to lights, or going to starter switch. Can someone help me find the problem? I have no diagrams. Oh, I did jump the seat safety switch(dead mans switch)did not help.
Couple other thoughts. The fuse holder is under the dash, will be a automotive style holder and fuse. Also this is a Kohler engine and probably has a solenoid starter, so the solenoid is on the engine. There will be a wire, think it is blue, that hooks to this small cylinder on the side of the engine near the starter, I've seen those come loose or fall off, without it the solenoid won't close. Easy fix. The engine quiting upon initial start is not unusual either, these Kohler's are cold blooded, need a minute or two of warm up before they'll handle much load, sometimes help to keep on a partial choke when you engage the electric clutch.
I found the fuse and replaced it. It starts and runs ok. It still will not engage the blades but stays running. I replaced the PTO switch. Did not help. I am hoping it is not the electric clutch. Where does the PTO get its pwr? From the ignition? Could that be my problem? If the safety switches brake pedal/seat, would engine start but not let PTO engage blades? Deck blades and electric clutch are clear of clutter. Belts are tight. Fuse did not re-blow after starting. Any ideas?
I had a similar problem to Gerald2010 with my DGT 6000 (about a 2003 model I believe). Anyway, with help from this posting I found the 30 amp fuse and it was blown so I replaced it. I jump started the tractor (I know I need a new battery) and it seemed to run fine. I pulled out of the garage, set the brake and hopped off to put the bagger and chute back on. The engine sputtered and died a few seconds later and also had a lot pop (backfire) like it does when you rock in the seat--I think this is fuel/fumes burning off in the combustion chamber or something. The RPM guage needle was jumping around erratically with the ignition switch in the accessory position. Any help/advice is appreciated. The seat switch ohmed out good, I have 12 volts at the soleinoid (positive cable to ground). My model # is 917275282
Everything I see in the wiring diagram says you have a defective, or maladjusted, or loose clutch/brake switch. And it corresponds to what you describe. By the diagram in the owner's manual, you should be able to vacate the seat while the engine is running if you lock the brake pedal down. Locking down the brake/clutch pedal causes the switch to OPEN the "magneto kill circuit" and PREVENTS the the magneto circuit (which also is the tachometer signal circuit) from being grounded by the Operator Presence Relay when the seat is vacated. If it was a problem in the seat switch, the engine would have quit while you were driving the tractor, or, it never would have started in the first place.
Check the mounting of the brake/clutch switch and make certain the switch is secure and that the plunger is getting the correct amount of travel when the pedal is locked down.
Essentially, your ignition system is being "shut off" chaotically.
The pops and "backfires" result from unburned gasoline being expelled from the combustion chamber into the muffler when the ignition is not sparking, and then that volume of fuel in the muffler gets "lit up" when the sparking resumes. The same thing happens when you "rock the seat" (as you already noticed).
I replaced the battery (which needed done, but was unrelated to the problem) and the engine won't turn over or even click. Does this sound like a starter problem or solenoid or bad relay or something else? The RPM needle is still acting erratic in the accessory position, which leads me to believe it may be a relay issue, but I don't know for sure. Thoughts? My model # is 917275282
Pap, have you read the post immediately above your latest post? I have to ask because I don't see any reference at all to any of the things I pointed out.
Dialogue is 2 people exchanging data/info.
So far, you mentioned putting in the new battery.
Nobody knows where to go with further suggestions/instructions unless we know exactly what you have been doing.
You seem to be in more trouble now than you were before.
Exactly what do you mean "the RPM needle is still acting erratically in the accessory position"? Do you mean you see the needle move one time when the key reverts to the run position? Or do you mean the needle continuously moves and/or bounces around until you turn the key off?
If you believe the operators presence relay is at fault, by all means try a new one. You don't have to buy that relay at Sears or at a lawn equipment shop. It is a generic Bosch 5 relay that can be found just about everywhere auto parts are sold (heck, even Walmart might have it) and most times for less than $10.
Follow up action,
sorry for the late follow up, but I wanted to let others know what I found (with much help from you all). The clutch/brake switch was bad, but strangely enough so was the PTO switch. I thought it strange they'd both go at the same time, but they did. I've mowed 3 or 4 times since replacing and it runs like a new critter. Hopefully, this will help someone else with the same symptoms. Happy mowing.


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Reviewed By Matt T (Allen, TX) Reviewed for a 2009 Ford F-150 —1/18/2013 9:53 PM
This cover is the best. It took me about 45 min to install and it looks good too. Easy to operate and it was a great price
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As the name says; its solid. Its also heavy. Were it not for that installation would be easy. The catches that hold the rear section down are stiff which is good for security but make it somewhat difficult to secure easily. I do like the fact there are no rails and can be removed and leave your truck as if it were never there but its weight makes this more of a two man process. Dropping the tailgate to open/close it turns out to be troublesome. Do you want security/simplicity or ease of use?


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Racism is amplified by politicians for their own purposes.
They create a great portion of this.
Are we a nation of fools?
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Too often an over used political ploy hyperventilated by people whose power is eroding or as an excuse for their failures.
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DN, Where is this story in your newspaper?
Even MItt Romney is in agreement about the racism dished out this week by the New Hampshire law enforcement individual.
According to Mitt, out President should not be called the "N" word. Mitt feels despite disagreements with Mr. Obama, our President deserves respect.
Mitt feels this individual should step down from his law enforcement job.
Thanks Mitt!
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Eric holder and Obama have set race relations back thirty years with lack of obeying and sustaining the law.....black panthers intimidating voters, releasing 86000 criminals, support of acorn!
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TRUTH--there are those who will blame George Bush.
Only a nation of fools would vote in the political leaders we have.
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the office deserves respect, the man earns it. The current officeholder has done nothing to earn respect. BO has shown total disrespect for the office and the oath he took when he assumed the office.
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this is directly from the barry, eric playbook, talk about anything but the real issues. because of barry and his groupies race relations have been set back thirty years, thanks barry
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Barry, and Eric are the ones gossiping on racism.
Unfortunately, some people can't see past it.
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Oh, how time flies, especially when we're relaxing at Natures Resort! As we wind-down 2012, and enter the new year, here's a look-back at all the great times we've had together!
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Park Seed had stated that they were the same and I aquired both when they were offered from them
I note that both are listed in the SSE Yearbook,that they can be used as shellies and a sub for limas in addition to being an excellent snap.
There must be other beans with the same names, as mine never had more than 5 beans in a 10" pod and most of them were mishappen
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Kwintus here in the PNW produces lots of long straight flat pods on aggressive vines. When they are 1/2 inch by 8 inches or so, they look like greasy Romano beans and they are good snaps. At around 1 inch by 10 inches, the hulls develop strings and become tough. The large white shellies are tender and delicious and we continue enjoying them after most other shellies have finished. - Dick
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Where did you get your seeds
It seems the ones from Park's Via Holland are different.
Mine like all flat Romano types have very few seeds per pod
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Because we like it so we had to order it each year as most of the seed saved were not viable
I got mine from: WI MI B - 2008: 55-90, tender long flat green pods, 7-9 seeds per pod, delicious sweet bean flavor, high yields, CV Abu 00
This year one SSE member who also got his seed from WI MI B offers it:
NY MO J - 2013: 55/snap 90/dry, excellent snap/Romano bean, goes to 11' on the front of our woodshed then stops, bears heavily at 55 days, leave a few pods for shell beans/next year's seed, reblooms in August for a nice fall crop, WI MI B
Sorry I do not have seed available for this one. - Dick
I guess I need to find a better source
We loved this bean so much we were planting at least a half pound each year
The source we had kept putting them on back order[came from Holland] and did not receive until it was too late to plant.
We now sub with HELDA and GOLDMARIE which are almost as good
A few years ago we grew BARKSDALE,DORA MILLER and Musica which were very delicious also
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Through the tears, amid the deep sadness, came the same steady stream of words -- values from an age we seem to have lost.
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Wellington T. "Duke" Mara, the New York Giants' owner who died Tuesday at his home in Rye, N.Y., at the age of 89, represented everything that today's sport is not.
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Conveniently near the airport in Houston, Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Houston Hobby Airport. is close to Glenbrook Park Golf Course and 1940 Air Terminal Museum. Additional area attractions include Almeda Mall and Pasadena Little Theatre.
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Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Houston Hobby Airport. has an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas. Business amenities include a 24-hour business center, a meeting room, and limo/town car service. Guests are served a complimentary breakfast. Additional amenities include multilingual staff, laundry facilities, and coffee/tea in the lobby. Guests have complimentary access to a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request). Complimentary self parking is available onsite for guests.
The 70 air-conditioned guestrooms at Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Houston Hobby Airport. include safes and complimentary newspapers. Guests can use the in-room complimentary wireless and wired high-speed Internet access. Televisions are equipped with premium cable channels. All accommodations provide desks and phones; free local calls are offered (restrictions may apply). In-room microwaves, refrigerators, and coffee/tea makers are provided. Additional amenities include hair dryers and irons/ironing boards. Housekeeping is offered daily.
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On my way back home I was driving along and saw two doe's running across the road acting like they were being chased by something big and scary. I immediately back off my accelerator and started to hit the brakes a bit. The black car in front of me and a bit down the road does not even bother to slow down. I really thought that they were going to hit one of the poor doe's and in fact they did or maybe she just hit there car with her head. She was slightly dazed but, able to run off. As I got closer to where they crossed the road I did slow down to make sure nothing else was coming down from this hill. The crazy thing about this whole incident is that it was the middle of the day. I am not used to seeing deer until either around sunset or if I happen to be up around sunrise.
We got a letter recently from ABCBS stating that they believe that our daughters information has been compromised. So fun. I did immediately sign her up for the id protection service for two years that ABCBS will be paying for and personally they should. I did try to go to the big threes websites to put a freeze and see about a fraud alert. This was pretty much a waste of time since my daughter is a minor I have to write a letter along with other documentation and send it in to them.
My daughter attended her second birthday party this past weekend. It was a pool party. She had a blast and I am really proud of her for getting back in the pool after she freaked out about being in the pool she does not know yet how to swim. We will be fixing that soon.
Been getting rid of more stuff. It has been liberating. I plan on having a certain box with DVDs that my husband said he wanted to go through but has yet to do of mine. I will do that next week when my daughter is off for spring break.
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Soap19 Mar
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We have once again been going through the drama of trying to get her up in the mornings even though she is going to bed at a good time. Arrrggggghhhh.
Today I made my first batch of shampoo soap. I even had a bit left over that did not fit in the mold so I will now have a bit extra for free samples, give to friends and family or just use for myself. I did spill the essential oil on the counter…no worries I did clean up all my mess and even used vinegar to get rid of the smell. I forgot oops that I had put the soap in the basement to cure and so every time I open the door I smell the soap. I really thought I was going crazy there for a bit. Remember first batch of soap so really new to this smell of soap curing. I will post pictures of the soap once it is done curing. Not saying my soap smells bad it smells like almonds, just think almond cookies or an almond scone baking and you will understand the smell. It is very pleasant.
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Weekend and other bits10 Mar
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We had our daughter with us for the weekend which was nice and a bit annoying since she cannot stop watching Star Wars Clone Wars. She absolutely loves it. We did play more Zombie Dice with the two expansions she got as a holiday gift.
I finally got to talk to a friend. I had called her twice before but, she was usually with family. I have bad timing so we actually got to talk this time. It was nice playing catch up.
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This weekend while it was so bitterly cold aka weather trying to kill us. It was -14 if not colder. So I took my own advice and made a few things with the help of my best and greatest helper.
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Take your favorite scent with you and create your own Scented Spa Day Pins from Heather Valentine. Easy sewing crafts have never looked (or smelled) this good. Use scraps from an old sweater and save yourself a trip to the craft or fabric store.
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Augusta Plant Swap
Saturday June, 4, 2010 Place: Augusta, is in NE Ohio on route 9, in-between Minerva and Summitville, in Carroll County. The swap will be held at the Fireman's Park on Andora Rd NE, you need to turn north at the Strawberry Festival Banner, the park is just up the road.
Time: 10.00 AM
This is our fourth annual swap. We have had three wonderful swaps. Anyone close enough that would like to join us, welcome. Come, meet new people, make new friends, enjoy yourselves, and get some beautiful plants. Please e-mail me if you have any questions.
1. Trading Materials: plants, well rooted cuttings potted up, bulbs, shrubs, nice sized seedlings, garden material, lawn or garden ornaments, gardening implements etc. Please mark all plants with name or if name is unknown mark the care needed on a tag.
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with the other traders, and view the plants.
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Round 1 1-plant choice
Round 2 1-plant choice
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3. Door Prizes: We will have door prizes. If you would like to donate anything for a door prize
it would be appreciated. A donation can be any thing you would enjoy receiving yourself. A special plant you would like to share, a craft item, something you think a gardener would appreciate.
4. Pot Luck Lunch: Please bring a dish to share with a serving utensil. Please bring you own
beverage with personal plates and silverware. There will be a donation jar if you would like to help with the cost of the shelter rental.
If you are looking for a special plant, ask here. Someone might have one they are willing to share or they may be willing to make a private trade.
I hope everyone can make it again this year. Twila
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If you need a reason to come, here's my no budget garden I created from divisions from my garden and plants from swaps. From 2009 Historic From 2009 Historic
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I can't wait to see everyone this year. I am bringing Hostas, June Moon and Paradigm, maybe some small ones like hydon sunset and Lemon Lime. Also heucheras and tricyrtis (toadlilies) I might have a hosta "Ice Cream" also. I am bring a hugh start of Paradigm for a door prize, and I have a couple of other door prizes to bring I think people will enjoy. If you could donate a door prize it would be appreciated, we are trying to keep up our door prize part of the swap as everyone seem to enjoy that part of the swap. I know we have some special one coming again this year. I also want to thank the people who donated last year, we had some very special and awesome door prizes. I already have some door prizes put back for the youngest gardeners I think they will enjoy. Twila


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The Ayurveda system of medicine, despite its efficacy, is not being properly utilised by the health sector, Chief Minister V.S. Achuthanandan has said.
Inaugurating the Government Ayurveda College Panchakarma Research and Development Centre at Poojappura on Wednesday, the Chief Minister said the past four-and-a-half years had seen much progress and development in the State's public health sector.
He said Kerala had won international recognition for its Ayurveda system of treatment, especially Panchakarma. The State had immense potential for growth in the marketing of Ayurveda medicines. The Union Health Ministry's financial assistance was required for developing the Ayurveda treatment facilities in the State and for the manufacturing and marketing of Ayurveda drugs.
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The Chief Minister said the State government's health policy gave equal importance to all systems of medicine and they had been given equal importance in the Kerala University of Health and Allied Sciences.
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Ensuring quality
Union Minister for Health and Family Welfare Ghulam Nabi Azad, who presided over the function, said that it was imperative that the quality and standard of the Ayurveda system of medicine was preserved. He added that the Centre would take the necessary steps to ensure that Ayurveda as well as the system of modern medicine were given equal importance and were complementary to each other.
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Don, your shots don't sound too enjoyable either. Please heed your own message and take pain meds if you need it. All the best for you too and I light my candle for everybody who needs good thoughts and sunflowers.
Actually the shots hurt for a very short time and eliminate the requirement for the pain meds for 3 to 5 months, but I will take your good wishes to heart. Then when they decide to schedule the replacement procedures I will be like a kid again. Can't wait to do the polka boogie with the rest of you.
Just goes to show ya, anything you can think up is on the internet. LOL =^_^=
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