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A special thanks to Northern Trust and their loyal and generous support of the Dallas Opera OnStage Dinner!by Megan Meister
From left: Jonathan Pell, TDO Artist Director; Keith Cerny, TDO General Director & CEO; Graeme Jenkins, TDO Music Director; Mark Flagg, Dallas Opera Board Member and Northern Trust's Dallas Region President.
Northern Trust has sponsored this elegant annual soirée since 1992 and this year's event on Monday, April 22nd featured mezzo-soprano (and rising star) Sasha Cooke performing such rarities and classics as "Amor" by William Bolcom, "What a Movie" from Trouble in Tahiti by Leonard Bernstein, George Gershwin's "Summertime" from Porgy and Bess and "Can't Help Lovin' dat Man" from Show Boat by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein. The evening concluded with a special tribute to Dallas Opera Music Director Graeme Jenkins honoring his twenty illustrious years as music director of the Dallas Opera. Continue reading →

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What's This Small Tree - Green With Bright Red New Growth?
I moved to Abbeville LA last week and there are a series of eight or nine small threes or shrubs in the back yard in a row between my yard and my neighbor's. I've taken some photos and posted them on my website in the hopes someone here can tell me what it is.
They appear to be somewhat evergreen and the new growth is a bright red color and there are a number of clusters of flower buds with tiny white flowers just now starting to come into bloom.
I took several cuttings this morning and placed them in a bowl of water. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Once I know the scientific name, or at least a common name, then I can Google for it and find out more about its growing requirements.
Here is a link that might be useful: What's This Shrub?
Welcome to Louisiana ........My guess is Red Tip Photinia..I could be wrong as I do not have any in my yard )
If it is..... lots of imformation if you to a search on the forum.....
....I read this recently :Ten years ago, one of the most popular shrubs in the South was the Red-tip Photinia (Photinia fraseri). Everybody wanted this handsome evergreen shrub and it was widely grown by Southern nursery growers for use in both commercial and residential landscapes. Red-tip is a wonderful, large, evergreen shrub with attractive foliage and showy white flowers. Its claim to fame is brilliant red new foliage that appears in the spring. Nevertheless, in the last 10 years or so, Red-tip has gone from the top of the list to the bottom due to intense pressure from a devastating fungal disease.
Red-tip is highly susceptible to the fungal pathogen known as Entomosporium that causes leaf spots and ultimately defoliation. The disease has all but eliminated Red-tip from the list of recommended shrubs for Southern landscapes. In fact, the disease is so widespread that one plant pathologist jokingly explained that there are two types of Red-tip, those that have the disease and those that are going to get it! So, even though newly planted Red-tip bushes may stay disease free for many years, ultimately they will succumb to the inevitable.
Yikes. Thanks Carol!
I Googled it and found a wealth of information. It is sad it is so susceptible to the fungus. I took about 20 cuttings today and plan to root them to grow a border along the fence in the front yard bordering my neighbor. Though they are susceptible I will give it a go anyway since the ones in the backyard are quite developed and just too beautiful for me not to take the chance and try growing them elsewhere.
Hi again ....As I came home late this afternoon I noticed a few red tips in yards . The new growth is beautiful !! I can understand why you would want to try .The ones in your pictures look very healthy ...look like they have been there for a few years .
Good luck
We have had ours now for over 15 years, and they are still healthy. Neighbor across the street has one he let go into a tree. 30 ft or so high and he says as old as it is high. We have ours as a hedge, and the red birds love to nest in them. However IF I were you, I would enjoy the ones you have, but would not try rooting more. There are so many easier and healthier shrubs to go with. When and IF ours do die, we will replace them with a Beuford Holly Hedge.


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Bromsgrove 4 Ludlow 3
MRHA West Midlands Two
BROMSGROVE'S eight successive victory saw them replace Ludlow at the top of the table on Saturday night, inflicting a first defeat of the season on the visitors at the same time.
The hosts, who were without Mathew Russell (knee) and Tom Green (hamstring), were on the back foot initially as Ludlow started the game showing the form that had seen them remain unbeaten to this point.
Matt Blount gave them a fifth minute lead with a goal from a penalty corner and Bromsgrove keeper Chris Uren was beaten again three minutes later when Andrew Richards was given too much time to find the bottom corner.
The visitors continued to apply heavy pressure and it was only due to several solid tackles from centre backs Stu White and Nigel Johns that Bromsgrove managed to avoid falling further behind.
Things were not going well for the hosts though and their cause was further hampered when defensive midfielder Laurence Shah suffered a knee injury, Andy Masters replaced him.
Bromsgrove had been second to everything in the first 20 minutes and were looking out of the game but the tide began to turn when George Adams won a free hit in the middle of the park and, showing good initiative, moved the ball down the right before crossing for Bevan Edwards to smash the ball home.
Clearly lifted by the goal, Bromsgrove raised their game and were level four minutes later when influential playmaker Bruce turner picked up the ball on the right and sent a pinpoint cross to the back post for Tom Jennings to tap home.
Bromsgrove looked a different team in the second half and a good passing move between the ever influential Bruce Turner, Bevan Edwards and Rammy Arafa resulted in Edwards firing goalwards and Jennings being on hand to score again.
The lead was soon cancelled out by the visitors as Blount scored his second of the game from a penalty flick, meaning the contest was now there for either side to go on and win.
The crucial seventh goal went Bromsgrove's way when Bruce Turner won the ball at right back before Stu White, Nigel Johns and Karl Troth linked up to give Edwards the chance to beat the keeper.
Bromsgrove controlled possession well in the closing stages which helped seal a superb victory and leave thrilled captain Arafa to say: "We fought hard today and to win from 2-0 down shows real character. Bruce (Turner) led by example and fully deserves his Man of the Match award."
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Granma - we have a Silestone (artificial granite) worktop & my brother has a natural granite worktop. We treat them identically.
Basically they are wiped down with a wet cloth followed by a bit of a buff up with a dry cloth every day. If there is grease or more stubborn marks a regular non-scratch cleaner or degreaser shifts it. Over a period of time the surface becomes a little dull and there are a few residual marks (mine is black - shows all the marks!). At that point I clean and polish the worktop with a specialist granite / stone cleaner which restores it's appearance to new.
I have not heard of anybody having regular repolishing of granite worktops. Certainly they might need restoration if they are chipped or damaged and some colours (esp black) really show up streaks and require a bit more care with polishing - but you just need to buy a good cleaner and do it yourself.
Sounds a bit like a money spinning line to me so I would question the company a bit more carefully about why they consider such treatment necessary.
Have finally finished the 'big' pruning jobs (trees, large shrubs etc) and now have an absolutely huge pile of branches for shredding. Will be busy tomorrow if it's dry..
Lovely to hear you are feeling a little better Matty. Certainly sounds as though everything is on the way up now
The (slightly) lighter evenings and emerging spring flowers also help don't they?
I have auto-correct turned off on all my (apple) devices because I have to regularly type weird documents with irregular spellings / capitalisations etc. They all work as advertised except when I am typing on this site. Drives me mad when I try to put in plant names etc and it comes up with something completely different and totally irrelevant.
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There is nothing wrong with wanting to try alternative treatments for animals if they do no other harm. It is, however, right that you highlight the potential side effects of some of these treatments so somebody doesn't suddenly start feeding their animal something without researching the facts.
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The scent of stocks instantly transports me back to the age of 5 when we stopped at a park for a picnic lunch en route to Devon. It was a long journey in the days before motorways but one full of excitement and anticipation for the holiday to come.
It was a hot day & the air was full of the spicy, heady scent of stocks. I grow them in my own garden now and will forever associate them with hot sunny days, holidays, and scotch eggs with tomatoes
Other early memories - being shown how to make snapdragons 'snap' by grandpa and making finger gloves out of foxglove flowers.
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Bucket of hot water with a dash of washing up liquid and / or vinegar and a sponge and squeegee for me.
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According to the RHS you can grow them in a large container - so a large trug with holes in might be OK - but I would still sink it into the ground for stability. You can also keep the stems reduced to about 5' so you only need minimal support for the plants.
If you can do mash Bekkie, you can do soup - just use stock rather than water as the cooking liquid, cook them until very soft and then zuzz it all up (stock & artichokes together) with a stick blender or in a liquidiser until nice & smooth - yummy!!
Peas for me every time! My favourite veg but they don't store well - which is why 'fresh' peas from the market never taste as good as the ones you grow yourself.
Nothing beats eating raw peas picked straight from the plant & they are good in salads. I also use some of the young green growth (pea shoots) in salads and the empty pods can be used to flavour stocks (I think you can even use the pods to make soup if they are young and tender enough). And, of course, you can always make pea pod wine ...
I use the lower growing varieties and shove some twiggy prunings in as I sow . They keep pigeons and cats off the new shoots and give the peas something to scramble up as they grow.


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Inspired by the currently-running second season of HBO hit series How to Make It in America, Booth fave Marky transforms a single off Theophilus London debut set into a hi-octane ode to the grind on CRISP (Rasta Monsta Pt. 2). Over beatsmith Jokke's hi-octane flip of I Stand Alone, the DMV repper pledges his undying allegiance to the grind. This joint isn't attached to any forthcoming project, but those digging it can peep the official video here.
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Groundcover ideas under 2 huge shady pine trees
Hi there. I have 2 huge pine trees that I would like to plant something under. Maybe even some different things together. It looks to get full shade during the day and just a hint of sun towards the evening. My questions: 1) There are years of leaves and old pine needles accumulation under the trees, do I clean up all that to clear a bedding area (to get to the dirt)? sounds silly, but had to ask, I'm assuming I do... 2)What combination of groundcovers would work well here. I LOVE varigated foilage...Does anyone have the same planting conditions with pine trees? Thanks so much for your help...I'm ready to get outside and dig in the dirt! :)
I have the same type of backyard--with the pines, etc. I'm leaning towards pachysandra (sp?) I heard it "thrives" under pines--which make the soil difficult for many plants. I'd love to have some advice on that. I was planning on NOT clearning away pine needles and debris. I figured they acted as a natural mulch and weed deterrent.
Thank you for your reply...Yes, I'm wondering though, if I did not clear up a bedding area for a groundcover, would it be able to spread as much and cover the entire area under the pine trees? There must be 10 to 15 years of untouched "stuff" under the trees...
My goal is to eventually cover over or get rid of the ugly looking brown pine needles/old leaves (from tons of cottonwoods around here) and to look at something pretty growing under the pine trees. It is right next to our garage and we see the area everyday...
Let me know what you do...does pachysanda (sp?) come in varigated foilage? Thanks!! :)
the striped pachys' hard to find, and it does take its time growing... but you can buy one flat of it for every three or four of the plain, and encourage 'stripes' or 'rings' or just interplant them, and get a nice effect.
Lily of the valley also likes it under pine trees (another acid-loving shade plant) and I haven't had any trouble with the lamium (dead nettle) under my Mil's pine yet- and yes, it's spreading. rather than rake the area, I grubbed holes for them between the roots, then tossed several coffee cans of dirt over the needles, then proper mulch over that.
Thank you for the responses...I've been reading on the net and I've heard that a lot of groundcovers have trouble with the acidic conditions created from pine trees.
But the pachys and lily of the valley as stated above do well cuz they like acid conditions. I love lamium dead nettle but would hate to plant it not to do well or come back...
Does anyone know of any other acid loving shade perennials that might do well also? What about any hostas???
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A shady white pine plantation I strolled through recently had an almost entire covering of partridge berry (Mitchellia repens) although none of the leaves appeared through the fallen needles. I assume the new growth this Spring will come out on top of the blanket of rust colored needles. I published pictures in a website linked to my gardenweb home page.
We moved to this house five years ago. There was a huge spruce tree on the property. The first spring, my friend gave me about twenty violets and twenty lily of the valley. By the next summer, the violets completely covered the big area under the tree, the lily of the valley did not do as well. I did not clear the tons of needles or pinecones before planting. I just dug a hole and stuck a plant in. Done. The violets bloom each year in the early summer and remain green until winter. The plants completely disappear in the fall and come back up each spring with no effort on my part. You can't see the ground for the violets. One word of caution, you will have to make sure they do not get into your lawn or flowerbeds. They will spread wherever they can.
The partridgeberry will do well under pines, and is evergreen. It is a native of the Eastern US, and birds can eat the berries.
Here is a link that might be useful: Mitchella Fact Sheet
My neighbor has hosta growing under her pines. They do fine. You may want to look for the more vigorous varieties, like guacamole, since they will have to compete with the tree roots. As for the silver edge pachysandra. It took three years to fill in my shade garden but was worth the wait. Epimedium grows slow but work well in dry shade.
I cleared out the bottom inside branches of the huge pine (bluish-green, has to be at least 70 years old since it seems to have been planted when my house was built) next to the house I moved into last year, and I was thinking of planting some Hostas and groundcover underneath this spring, but...
...I'm very surprised thou that NO rain actually makes it thru the pine branches onto the ground. The ground is completely "bone" dry even when it rains all day long! The only moisture that I have seen get under the tree is from blown snow during the winter.
So what can I do now? Plant something at the edge and hopes it grows in some? Or just depend on my watering, and wont that effect the pine tree's roots so they grow up in the same spot?
Hey i am into Gardens as well well i can Give you a couple of ground covers with Varigated Folage well 1 is Gardenia Radicans, 2) Trachnospermum Tricolour ( something like that ) trhar are both very hardy and varigated type folage i hope they take them where you live


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These wind turbines are blight on N.H.'s beautiful landscape
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Last winter a group of us stayed overnight at the AMC cabin on Mt. Cardigan. The "high cabin" is located about two miles up a meandering trail through the woods and sits about a half mile from the summit of the mountain. Being a winter trek, we all had mini crampons, hefty packs and a few sleds for firewood for the cabin woodstove. The snowy trail eventually brought us to a clearing in the trees where we could take in a view of the valley below and have a quick respite for the last push to the cabin. Much to my dismay, the vista we had been waiting for was obscured by a row of tall, wind turbines spaced along the distant ridge line. Here we were, in the middle of Mt. Cardigan State park, a little escape from the civilization below, and the first good view we encounter is a line of man-made winged, monoliths, spinning in the distance.
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I believe it would be a win-win situation, for the property owners and the Historical Preservation Committee. It has been mentioned a few times before that the tech students renovate the Hathaway House. It is always interesting how the comments made are, a good learning project for the students or so the students can give back to the community. I wonder why the boys and girls did not renovate and add on to there own tech center? Food for thought, maybe we could have the Tech Center culinary students do bake sales in front of the Hathaway House to help raise funds for the project.
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If you don't mind me asking, what did your first unit sell for?
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Fwiw, here is a Crocker I stumbled across a few years back. Near or identical quality to LCI or Scepter
Alright, that seals the deal... I'm headed back. Let's make this a reality for 2016!
Now if I could find Mountain Dew on fountain in Alice Springs I'd move :)
Maxtrax America is alive and well. Now they might have windows of stock availability here in the US but they are moving product:
Well at least the spammers enjoy my trip reports :D
Next trip... starts next week ;)
Thanks. And happy birthday!
Fraser rocks! I'd love to spend some more time there. We found a pretty neat ghost town on Fraser along a super overgrown "not suitable for tourist traffic" track...
It is simply a layer, the tent has an aluminum frame. Some simply ignored it, some sealed it with a flexible sealer (silicone), others swapped the plastic to something with more give.
Make more, I'd buy a 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2" roll :cool:
I wouldn't be so worried about the mounts themselves but rather damaging the air-bag "crush cans" behind the bumper
Crocker built both MWC's and MFC's for military contracts. The design was a spec'd so really it isn't a Scepter proprietary so much as a Scepter commonplace.
How old is the tent? i.e. what vintage of Simpson III?
There were some tents that had floor issues that were sold 3-4 years ago. If you are the original purchaser I would consult the shop you...
PS. Is it available for a Cape York trip?
IronMoose. The US distributor of IronMoose went over to China and spent time with different manufactures coming up with what they wanted, still a great price point yet innovative. We are a global...
The 2895 coils (not coilovers) will fit the rear of a rear of an 03-09 4Runner.
Likewise on the front coils (those are also not coilovers) though without the tag# you won't know which load rating...
We commonly re-drill and advise our out of town customers the same. Mount the tent and set the ladder at the appropriate angle. Use the spring loaded pins to mark ideal spots, rotate them back and...
Buy once - cry once :D
I think we can all agree there is a big difference between a 100% copy albeit logo (i.e. the tents and lights) and BMW and Honda no? Honda has engineers, the carbon-copy'ers have a tape measure. To...
IronMoose has LED bars that in my opinion represent a good cross-section of value and performance:...
Sounds like we have an adventure in the making. Perhaps we can get Matt Scott and his new troopy along for the ride?
Great looking Cruiser. GLWS
And where will you be self-reliancing with this Joseph :D
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Correct, too much water volume and it won't spend enough time in the heat exchanger to to well, exchange heat :D
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KitchenAid 12" Countertop Toaster Oven
KitchenAid 12" Countertop Toaster Oven
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|Product Type: Toaster oven
|Finish: Stainless Steel
|Primary Material: Steel
|Number of Items Included: 5
|Pieces Included: Countertop oven, stainless steel broil pan with grill, stainless steel crumb tray, 2 stainless steel racks
|Cooking Modes: Bake; Toast; Broil; Warm
|Dual Control: No
|Digital: No
|Auto Shut Off: Yes
|Power Indicator Light: Yes
|Interior Light: Yes
|Number of Slices: 6
|Cool Touch Exterior: No
|Oven Rack Included: Yes
|Slide-Out Crumb Tray: Yes
|Non-Stick Interior: Yes
|Handles Included: Yes
|Cord Storage Included: No
|Frequency: 60 Hertz
|Voltage: 120 Volts (V)
|Wattage: 1440 Watts (W)
|Timer: Yes
|Minimum Temperature: 200 Fahrenheit
|Maximum Temperature: 450 Fahrenheit
|Country of Manufacture: United States
|Assembly Required: No
|Installation Required: No
|Additional Parts Required: No
|Product Warranty: 1 Year
|cETL Certified: Yes
|UL Listed: Yes
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KitchenAid 12" Countertop Toaster Oven
About the ManufacturerIn 1919 KitchenAid's iconic Stand Mixer was born. And from that stemmed an entire kitchen of high-performance KitchenAid appliances-all created with the same attention to detail, quality craftsmanship, versatile technology and timeless design. As the only appliance brand that only makes things for the kitchen, KitchenAid continues to keep pushing the limits with their products so you can keep doing the same with everything you create. So, here's to you, your kitchen and the delicious world that surrounds us all.
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Terrific timesaver and energy saver !
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Very satisified with this countertop oven - compact, efficiient and great for those simple bakes that don't require the big oven use of energy. Ideal for a family with young children and older ones that don't require the big meals any longer. Would highly recommend this product.
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I love this item. The only problem im having is every time I use it, it has that stinky new smell. And iv used it alot. It should not do that anymore! But I still adore it!
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Gets the job done toasting g, broiling or baking. Great gift!
12" Countertop Toaster Oven by KitchenAid
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Works great and very spacious! Perfect for a family of 4!!!
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Nice so far ordering another for my son. Hope it lasts
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Police: Man Makes Bomb Threat, Says 'All Sinners Must Pay'
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Man Accused Of Threatening Lawmakers To Face Trial
A federal magistrate says a 53-year-old ex-convict from Flint accused of threatening to kill three Michigan members of Congress is competent to stand trial.
Corrections Officer Suspended Over 'Dark Knight' Remark
A Michigan Department of Corrections parole officer has been suspended with pay after making threatening remarks while buying tickets to see "The Dark Knight Rises."
High School Closed After Death Threats
Investigators say they know who spread death threats that led to the closing of a Livingston County high school Tuesday.
Judge Orders Terrorism Trial In School Threat Case
A man is facing trial on a charge of terrorism on accusations he threatened to shoot up a Michigan high school.
Student Who Threatened Violence At WSU Faces Sentence
Federal prosecutors are recommending probation and six months of home confinement for a college student who made threats of violence against Wayne State University.
Threat Reported At Henry Ford Community College
Text and email alerts have gone out to the 18,000 students at Henry Ford Community College about a possible threat.
Arrest In Plymouth-Canton School Threat
A student has been taken into custody in connection with threatening letters found this week at Plymouth-Canton Schools.
Canton Police: Campus Threat More Than Just A Prank
The search continues for the person or people responsible for leaving threatening notes on the Plymouth-Canton School campus this week.
Reward Offered After Pair Of Threats At Plymouth-Canton Schools
A reward is now being offered to help catch the person leaving threatening notes around the Plymouth-Canton-Salem high school campus.


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WINDOM -- Down by two heading into the third inning, the Edgerton/Southwest Christian Flying Dutchmen scored 10 unanswered runs to cruise to a 10-2 win over the Wabasso Rabbits during a Section 3A baseball tournament game Tuesday.
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The animal kingdom fascinates Dr. P. Srinivasan.
There's nothing more exciting than watching the big cats in their natural environs. Even better when you can capture the wild in its myriad moods on camera. Ask Dr. P. Srinivasan, an avid wildlife photographer.
Even as he recounts the story behind each of the 70-odd photographs mounted on the walls of the Lalit Kala Akademi, the doctor's love for the animal kingdom is palpable. For his first ever exhibition, Dr. Srinivasan has chosen shots close to his heart. Inaugurated by friend and fellow wildlife photographer and cameraman Alphonse Roy, each of the frames takes visitors into the untamed world, complete with its glorious landscapes and beautiful inhabitants. "That's why I have called the exhibition 'It's Their World.' All we are doing is trying to get a peek at it."
Incidentally, the proceeds from the sales will be donated to the Jeevan Blood Bank and Research Centre, of which Dr. Srinivasan is chairman and founder trustee. The funds will help Jeevan in gaining quicker access to stem cells drawn from umbilical cord blood. The stem cells will be used to treat children with blood cancer and Thalassemia. It's a project as close to the doctor's heart as wildlife photography.
While doing full justice to his medical commitments, Dr. Srinivasan makes time to sling his Nikon D35 over his shoulder and take off on tours. He has travelled widely to various game sanctuaries and reserves across the country (Corbett, Tadoba, Bandhavgarh) and the open grasslands of Africa (Masai Mara, Ndutu, Serengati), besides Antarctica.
Widely travelled
"For me, Africa is the place to be, a photographer's dream destination. The wildebeest migration is something that you have to see to believe. Similarly, the vast landscape offers the perfect setting for some great shots," says Dr. Srinivasan, as he takes you through the exhibition.
Besides clicking pictures of his family during his growing years, the doctor did not have much to do with the camera. "I shot my first picture when I was 11. It was of my brother playing on the slide. Then I clicked here and there whenever time permitted. And after 1985, I did not click a single shot. Till 2005, when I visited Nelapattu Bird Sanctuary. And ever since, I have never stopped looking through the lens."
That the big cats fascinate Dr. Srinivasan comes through in the large format frames. The lioness and her cub (See pic) caught in an affectionate moment against a green backdrop is stunning, to say the least. "It's my all-time favourite," says the doctor. Not surprising! A cheetah trying to jump off the bark of a tree grabs your attention. Another winner is the one where six pairs of hyena eyes are focussed on the camera. "It's a rare one. Actually, every shot tells a story."
Pointing to a stilt and a heron shot in evening light in Bharatpur, he says, "It looks as if the heron is teaching the smaller bird a thing or two about fishing. Similarly, an elephant and its calf face each other and it looks like the mother is giving survival lessons to its young one."
Citing patience and anticipation as the two most important prerequisites for a wildlife photographer, the doctor says, "Photography is a stress-buster. It allows me to step into the world of animals, and learn a thing or two from them. Well, Nature is the best teacher."
(The photographs on display are priced Rs. 2,500 upward. The exhibition is on till May 6, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.)
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Superstorm Sandy, according to New York's Governor, may have been worse than Hurricane Katrina in some respects. Just what kind of damage did Sandy cause?
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Governor Cuomo saying New York needs $42 billion to recover. New Jersey's Governor Chris Chirstie estimates damage in his state costing more than $29 billion.
In New York, Courtney Kealy, FOX News Radio.
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Thad Roberts, a fellow in a prestigious NASA program had an idea--a romantic, albeit crazy, idea. He wanted to give his girlfriend the moon. Literally. Thad convinced his girlfriend and another female accomplice, both NASA interns, to break into an impregnable laboratory at NASA--past security checkpoints, an electronically locked door with cipher security codes, and camera-lined hallways--and help him steal the most precious objects in the world: the moon rocks. But what does one do with an item so valuable that it's illegal even to own? And was Thad Roberts--undeniably gifted, picked for one of the most competitive scientific posts imaginable, a possible astronaut--really what he seemed? Mezrich has pored over thousands of pages of court records, FBI transcripts, and NASA documents and has interviewed most of the participants in the crime to reconstruct this "Ocean's Eleven"-style heist, a madcap story of genius, love, and duplicity that reads like a Hollywood thrill ride.
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ST. PAUL -- Further state budget cuts will mean longer waits for cases to go through Minnesota's court system, judicial leaders say, and small counties will be hardest hit.
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Rob, if you haven't abused the Oxy then think long and hard about Sub. If you have a real pain syndrome, and especially if you are under 50, Sub may be terrible for you. Sub causes a tremendous resistance to form against pain killers. And this phenomenon is not being studied at all. I keep asking fellow Sub users about, but almost no one answers. The few who have answered have had the same reaction as me. After Sub 1 or 2 pain pills will not kill your pain. And we don't know how many years that lasts, once you stopped Sub. It appears to be a permanent side effect. So why do you want to use Sub, for what? If it's for addiction, than maybe yes, if you can't stop opiates, go ahead. But for killing pain, bad idea. The Bupe in Sub has several benefits, but it causes a massive resistance to other opiates. And that's bad.
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The Russian President's Chief of Staff and lifetime friends among the targets in a new round of U.S. sanctions.
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Adding to what President Obama calls the costs of the illegitimate annexation of Crimea, 20 additional Russians have been slapped with U.S. sanctions… People a senior administration calls cronies and a bank used by the individuals.
President Obama has also signed an executive order allowing the U.S. to penalize the Russian economy, including its energy sector.
(President Obama) "This is not our preferred outcome. These sanctions would not only have a significant impact on the Russian economy, but could also be disruptive to the global economy."
Earlier this week seven Russian officials, including top lawmakers in the Parliament, were cut off from doing business in the U.S.
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DUN & BRADSTREET CORP. $76 (New York symbol DNB; Conservative Growth Portfolio, Finance sector; Shares outstanding: 44.6 million; Market cap: $3.4 billion; Price-to-sales ratio: 2.0; Dividend yield: 2.0%; TSINetwork Rating: Average; www.dnb.com) shot up to around $84 in August 2012 on speculation that the company may sell itself. However, reports that it has stopped looking for a buyer caused the …read more »
ALCOA INC. $8.27 (New York symbol AA; Conservative Growth Portfolio, Resources sector; Shares outstanding: 1.1 billion; Market cap: $9.1 billion; Price-to-sales ratio: 0.4; Dividend yield: 1.5%; TSINetwork Rating: Average; www.alcoa.com) has completed the sale of its Tapoco hydroelectric dams in Tennessee and North Carolina. These facilities supply power to Alcoa's nearby aluminum smelter. The company recently shut down parts of …read more »
SONY CORP. ADRs $10 (New York symbol SNE; Conservative Growth Portfolio, Manufacturing & Industry sector; ADRs outstanding: 1.0 billion; Market cap: $10.0 billion; Price-to-sales ratio: 0.1; Dividend yield: 3.1%; TSINetwork Rating: Average; www.sony.com) has agreed to buy 11% of distressed Japanese camera maker Olympus for $640 million. In addition, the companies will work together on new medical-imaging equipment that includes …read more »
Posted by: Pat McKeough
Even when stock markets are in an upward trend, they are still subject to sharp setbacks, such as the one triggered by the re-election of Barack Obama as president last week. Many investors seek to protect their profits against such reverses though the use of stop-loss orders.
Before you try this approach, you should keep in mind that stop-loss …read more »
Encana, a long-time favourite of ours, was a pioneer in the development of unconventional gas reserves (also called "tight gas"). This is natural gas that is trapped in rock formations. However, as the technology to extract tight gas improved, gas production ballooned. This rise in gas production, along with warmer-than-normal winter weather, pushed down gas prices. This in turn depressed …read more »
RIOCAN REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST $27 (Toronto symbol REI.UN; Aggressive Growth Portfolio, Manufacturing & Industry sector; Units outstanding: 298.6 million; Market cap: $8.1 billion; Price-to-sales ratio: 5.0; Dividend yield: 5.1%; TSINetwork Rating: Average; www.riocan.com) has completed its deal to buy full control of 21 shopping malls in the U.S. from Cedar Shopping Centers, Inc. (New York symbol CDR).Previously, RioCan had …read more »
TRANSCANADA CORP. $45 (Toronto symbol TRP; Conservative Growth Portfolio, Utilities sector; Shares outstanding: 705.0 million; Market cap: $31.7 billion; Price-to-sales ratio: 3.6; Dividend yield: 3.9%; TSINetwork Rating: Above Average; www.transcanada.com) has won contracts to build and operate two pipelines that will supply natural gas to government-owned power plants in Mexico.
These lines will cost $1.4 billion U.S., and should begin operating …read more »
PENGROWTH ENERGY CORP. $5.59 (Toronto symbol PGF; Aggressive Growth Portfolio, Resources sector; Shares outstanding: 507.1 million; Market cap: $2.8 billion; Price-to-sales ratio: 1.8; Dividend yield: 8.6%; TSINetwork Rating: Average; www.pengrowth.com) has suffered from low natural gas prices, same as Encana. That's why in May 2012 it bought NAL Energy Corp., which gets roughly half of its production from higher-priced oil. …read more »
BELL ALIANT INC. $27 (Toronto symbol BA, Conservative Growth Portfolio, Utilities sector; Shares outstanding: 227.8 million; Market cap: $6.2 billion; Price-to-sales ratio: 2.2; Dividend yield: 7.0%; TSINetwork Rating: Average; www.bellaliant.ca) ells telephone and Internet services to 2.5 million customers in Atlantic Canada, as well as rural parts of Ontario and Quebec. It also sells wireless services through an alliance …read more »
ATCO LTD. $75 (www.atco.com) has won a contract to design and build a noise-control barrier around a natural-gas-fired power plant in Texas. This barrier will shield nearby residential neighbourhoods from low-frequency sounds that rattle doors and windows. The company did not say how much the contract is worth or when it will complete the project. However, demand for these types …read more »


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Re-Painting Kitchen Cabinets
We are re-doing our kitchen cabinets, and have decided to go with brand new doors on the existing cabinets. We've ordered RTF doors in "antique white", and I've just received my sample door so I'm ready to match the paint and get started on the cabinets.
The cabinets are european laminated finish from the 80's, and they have already been painted once about 12 years ago with what I believe was a good quality melamine paint. However they did a sloppy job, brush lines and drips everywhere. I have started trying to sand, but because the existing paint is so durable I'm only able to dull the finish and remove the larger drips - I'm not able to completely sand out the brush lines.
I need advice on what paint and primer to use, given that I'm painting over existing paint. I initially decided to go with melamine paint, but after researching I'm not sure that's a good idea.
I've discovered Penetrol and intend to use it hoping it will help (a) minimize my own brush/roller lines, and (b) fill some of the existing brush lines. I'm not clear however if Penetrol can be added to melamine paint. Or primer.
I'm also concerned with choosing a paint that is least likely to yellow over time. And I'm looking for a matte/eggshell finish to closest match my RTF doors.
Any advice/suggestions would be greatly appreciated.