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A potato chip (American English) or crisp (British English) is a thin slice of potato that is deep fried or baked until crunchy. Potato chips are commonly served as an appetizer, side dish, or snack. The basic chips are cooked and salted; additional varieties are manufactured using various flavorings and ingredients including seasonings, herbs, spices, cheeses, and artificial additives.
"Crisps", however, may also refer to many different types of savory snack products sold in the United Kingdom and Ireland, some made from potato, but some made from corn, tapioca or other cereals, just as there are other varieties of chips in the United States.
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The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, commonly known as the United Kingdom (UK) or Britain (/ˈbrɪ.tən/), is a sovereign state located off the north-western coast of continental Europe. The country includes the island of Great Britain (a term sometimes loosely applied to the whole state), the north-eastern part of the island of Ireland, and many smaller islands. Northern Ireland is the only part of the UK that shares a land border with another state: the Republic of Ireland. Apart from this land border, the UK is surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, with the North Sea in the east, the English Channel in the south and the Irish Sea in the west.
French fries (American English) or chips, fries, finger chips, or French-fried potatoes are batons of deep-fried potato. North Americans refer to any elongated pieces of fried potatoes as fries, while in the United Kingdom, Australia, Ireland and New Zealand, long, thinly cut slices of fried potatoes are sometimes called fries to distinguish them from the more thickly cut strips called chips.
French fries are served hot and generally eaten as an accompaniment with lunch or dinner, or eaten as a snack, and they are a common fixture of fast food. French fries are generally salted and, in their simplest and most common form, are served with ketchup; in many countries, though, they are topped instead with other condiments or toppings, including vinegar, mayonnaise, or other local specialities. Fries can also be topped more elaborately, as is the case with the dishes of poutine and chili cheese fries. Sometimes, fries are made with sweet potatoes instead of potatoes, are baked instead of fried, or are cut into unusual shapes, as is the case with curly fries, wavy fries, or tornado fries.
Wise Foods, Inc. is a company based in Berwick, Pennsylvania, that makes and sells snacks through retail food outlets in 15 eastern seaboard states, as well as Vermont, Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Washington, D.C. Best known for its potato chips, which come in several varieties. Wise also offers Cheez Doodles, varieties of bagged popcorn, tortilla chips, pork rinds, Cheez Waffles, onion rings, Dipsy Doodle chips, Nacho Twisters, Quinlan brand pretzels, French onion and nacho cheese dips. Their production workers are represented by UFCW Local 1776. In 2012, Wise Foods was acquired by the Mexican company Arca Continental.
Wise Foods started as Wise Potato Chip Company, founded in Berwick, Pennsylvania, in 1921 by a young man named Earl Wise, Sr.. He owned Wise Delicatessen and began making potato chips as a way to make use of excess potatoes, initially cooking them in his mother's kitchen, and then selling them to customers in brown paper bags. At the time, potato chips were generally kept in glass display cases, or cracker barrels, and scooped into paper bags for customers. The bags developed grease spots and did not keep the chips fresh for very long, eventually leading to the development of waxed paper bags. Wise's chips proved an immediate hit with customers and soon the delicatessen owner became a regional potato chip mogul, remodeling a garage to serve as his initial factory. He had his first delivery truck by 1922. For a logo he decided on a picture of an owl, a creature known to be "wise."
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Historically, people secured food through two methods: hunting and gathering, and agriculture. Today, most of the food energy consumed by the world population is supplied by the food industry.
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The U.S. Justice Department said it is reviewing the case of a Drug Enforcement Administration agent who impersonated a woman and created a Facebook page using her own cellphone photos without her knowledge to communicate with suspected criminals.
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First Nuts in May festival arrives in Workington
Last updated at 07:30, Friday, 04 May 2012
Organisers of Workington's first ever Nuts in May music festival hope to attract more than 1,000 people this weekend.
The three-day event at Stainburn, headlined by 80s stars Nik Kershaw and Hazel O'Connor, starts tonight.
The festival is the brainchild of Alwyn and Joanne Braniff, of Stainburn Road, who recruited a team of experienced organisers who previously worked on the Solfest music festival.
Mrs Braniff said that festival traffic had started arriving yesterday lunchtime to reduce congestion.
She added: "There are no road closures in the area and there is also a minibus service to Stainburn and Great Clifton at the end of each night."
Around 15 volunteers have been putting the final touches to the site and its six stages in 50 acres of woodland at Middlemoor.
There will also be a large children's area and food traders from Cumbria and beyond.
Mr Braniff said: "Everything's on course and it looks like the weather will be good.
"Ticket sales have gone really well. We had a surge on Monday because of the nice weather and we've reached around 800.
"We're hoping the festival will bring more people to the area to help the local economy."
Nik Kershaw will perform with his four-piece band tomorrow night as part of a showcase of 1980s stars, folk legends and festival favourites.
Acts over the weekend include Martin Turner's Wishbone Ash and folk heroes Martin Carthy and Dave Swarbrick.
Tickets are £34 for adults, £20 for 12 to 17-year-olds and free for accompanied under-11s. Tickets are available at the Carnegie Theatre.
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Australian vice-captain Michael Clarke has opted out of the New South Wales (NSW) squad for the inaugural Champions League Twenty20 tournament in India next month citing heavy workload with the national team.
Clark's decision to give USD 2.5 million Champions League Twenty20 a miss was no surprise as the right-hander had earlier made himself unavailable for first two editions of the lucrative Indian Premier League citing similar reasons.
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This Saturday (March 7) marks the 50th anniversary of the first Selma-to-Montgomery March for voting rights, or "Bloody Sunday" as it came to be known after hundreds of unarmed protestors were attacked by state troopers while attempting to cross the Edmund Pettus Bridge. Televised images of the confrontation shocked the nation. Stark photographs appeared on the front pages of newspapers. In this moment and throughout the Civil Rights movement, photographers played a pivotal role in the struggle—bringing the conflict to life in living rooms, classrooms, and boardrooms around the world.
From scene-stealing stage moments to some of history's most-lauded films, the South has been a fixture at the Academy Awards since the ceremony's inception in 1929. In fact, even the statuette can claim Southern roots: Oscar owes his 8½-pound form to a Louisiana-born sculptor named George Stanley.
Our February/March issue went way South, all the way to Grenada, one of five islands and other Caribbean destinations that—we hope—provided a warm escape when it arrived in chilly January. But it wasn't all turquoise water, sand, and sunshine. Closer to home, we also profiled a Nashville country music memory-keeper, documented an historic North Carolina Piedmont hunt, and discovered some of the best barbecue you've never tasted. Here are some of our favorite photos from the issue that didn't make print.
Often when we send an issue of Garden & Gun off to print there are several photos we wish we could have included. The same is true of our December/January 2015 issue, so we picked ten of our favorites that couldn't make it to print to share with you online.
Carroll Cloar's artwork tells the stories you forgot you knew and shows the places you've visited a thousand times in your memory. The late Arkansas-born-and-bred artist's treasured paintings include dream-like depictions of riverside musicians, fields of puffy cotton, and country cottages surrounded by lily-pad dotted swamps.
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June 3, 1919-Oct. 29, 2012 Former Detroit Lakes resident Aaron C. Bengtson, 93, of Concord, Calif., died Monday, October 29, 2012 at his residence. Aaron Chester Bengtson was born to John and Emily Kittelson Bengtson on June 3, 1919 in Lake Park. He graduated from Lake Park High School, and in 1941 was united in marriage to Eva T. Fingalson. Aaron entered the United States Army during World War II, serving in the South Pacific from Australia through New Guinea, and the Philippines.
Patsy Sue Engebretsen, of Bemidji, died Sunday, October 28, 2012 at the age of 69. She was born in Naoma, W.Va., and traveled extensively throughout her life before settling down in Bemidji. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, Nov. 2 in First Lutheran Church, Detroit Lakes, with visitation for one hour prior to services.
Robert "Bob" Jirik, 83, of Mahnomen, died Monday, October 29, 2012 at Sanford Health Systems in Fargo. A funeral mass will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, Nov. 2, in St. Michael's Catholic Church, Mahnomen, with burial in the church cemetery. Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 1, with a prayer service and Knights of Columbus Rosary at 7:30 p.m., in St. Michael's Catholic Church. Arrangements are entrusted to Anderson-Mattson Funeral Home, Mahnomen.
Oct. 13, 1927-Oct. 28, 2012 Lloyd G. Olson, 85, of Detroit Lakes, died Sunday, October 28, 2012 at his home, under the care of Hospice of the Red River Valley. Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. Friday, Nov. 2 at First Lutheran Church in Detroit Lakes, with Reverend David Peterson officiating. Friends may call from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov.
Jan. 10, 1939-Oct. 27, 2012 Joseph N. Baity Sr., 73, of rural Ogema, died Saturday, October 27, 2012 in his home, surrounded by his family, who will always remember this kind-hearted, generous man, and all the life lessons he taught. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 4, in the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Detroit Lakes. Sharing time for family and close friends will be one hour prior to services. Joe was born to Guy H. and Violet (Karsten) Baity on January 10, 1939 in Morris, Minn. He attended school in White Earth until the 8th grade.
Jan. 13, 1931-Oct. 29, 2012 Rachel M. (Walde) Kochmann, 81, of Detroit Lakes, died Monday, October 29, 2012 at her home. Rachel was born the daughter of Elmer and Lotti (Parry) Walde on January 13, 1931 in Ponsford. She graduated from Bagley High School in 1949. Rachel was united in marriage to Clarence Kochmann on June 14, 1949 in Bagley.
Oct. 29, 1924-Oct. 26, 2012 Duane W. Bellefeuille, 87, died Friday, October 26, 2012 at the Emmanuel Home in Detroit Lakes. Services for Duane will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 30 at the Assumption Catholic Church in Callaway, with Father Zavier Ilango officiating. Visitation will be at the David-Donehower Funeral Chapel in Detroit Lakes from 5 to 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 29, followed with a 7 p.m. prayer service. David-Donehower Funeral Home is serving the family.
Dec. 8, 1936-Oct. 23, 2012 Former Detroit Lakes resident Norman T. Nyland, 75, of Moorhead, died Tuesday, October 23, 2012 at the VA Medical Center in Fargo. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, Oct. 29 in First Lutheran Church, Detroit Lakes, with visitation for one hour prior to services. Interment will take place in Pickerel Lake Cemetery, rural Osage. Norman Thomas Nyland was born to Thomas and Lillian (Harvala) Nyland on December 8, 1936 in Wolf Lake Township.
Nov. 7, 1939-Oct. 19, 2012 Former Fargo resident Nancy R. Kapaun, 72, of Pelican Rapids, died Friday, October 19, 2012 at Essentia Health-St. Mary's in Detroit Lakes. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Monday, Oct. 29 at Zion Lutheran Church at Franklin Lake in rural Pelican Rapids, with Reverend Dale Pepelnjak officiating. Interment will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call from 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 28, with a 7 p.m.
June 21, 1942-Oct. 22, 2012 Former Richville resident Richard D. Kirkeide, 70, of Detroit Lakes, died Monday, October 22, 2012 at the Veterans Hospital in Fargo. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 27 at the David-Donehower Funeral Home in Detroit Lakes; friends may call for one hour prior to services. Interment will be in Ft. Snelling National Cemetery, Ft. Snelling, Minn. Richard Donald Kirkeide was born to Martin and Hattie (Jorgenson) Kirkeide on June 21, 1942 in Greenbush, Minn.


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AACK! Its happened. Mealybugs on my hoya shooting star/multiflora. I only found two which I q-tipped off with dawn dishwashing liquid but now I am paranoid for the rest of my plants. They are all grouped together in a south facing window. 40+ orchids, hoya, geranium, vining plants, pachira tree etc...
I'm thinking if it is on the hoya surely it is elsewhere. My question is...is bayer advanced tree and shrub safe to use on hoya's?
I am pulling out the big guns because I do not want this to spread. Thank you for your help.
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First & foremost I'd suggest you isolate the affected plants, like into ANOTHER ROOM, as mealy can be very contagious, very fast for Hoyas. Isolation is ALWAYS the first step pls.
Also, don't know why swab w/ dish soap on Q-tips, what I always see suggested (& always do myself) is swab off w/ alcohol & then don't rinse it off. Re-apply same way in anther 3 days or so if you see more.
Sorry, but have I no experience w/ Bayer, so can't answer your questions.
This may be too late, but yes the liquid Bayer Advanced is safe to use on Hoyas. Back when I used it, I had Hoyas in S/H, never saw any detrimental effects on the plants. Even had a multiflora in S/H at the time (still do have that, the S/H container is now a gallon milk jug)
I no longer use it due to other side effects, but I would say be careful to follow the dilution instructions, safety instructions and if your plants are inside, I would probably dump out any excess liquid after a day or two. Just in case it gets knocked over. Mine were always outside, so I didn't worry.
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We met 9 years ago, when I was 18, working as a hostesses in West Hollywood. We were both dreamers with dreams that had not yet come true. Hungry for our art and more than ready to ditch our restaurant jobs. She was in the early stages of her first fashion line and I was all over the map with my goals but had a passion for photography. I had one film camera and one lens and zero knowledge of anything. But she must have believed I was capable because she asked me to shoot her first look book. Our friend and fellow hostess, Valerie, was our model. Somehow the three of us pulled off something pretty special. I still love looking through the images. Their imperfections so beautiful. So fitting. Like a time capsule of our lives. The grain, the scratches on the film, the laughing (we couldn't stop cracking up), the feeling…
Kimberly had found her calling. Her talent and career kept rising higher and higher from there. Eventually, her work was published in magazines such as Vogue and InStyle, was worn down red carpets and runways.
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The love Kimberly put into each piece was what made her work so unique. Everything was recycled, full of life and charm, never "perfect", always beautifully flawed. The flow of material, the design of sequins, the cut and style…encompassed a style all her own. I would be able to spot anything she touched.
Even though Kimberly moved across the country and became a busy and successful fashion designer, she always made time to collaborate with me. She happily (and generously) shipped any piece to LA and cheered me on like she always had. We were bonded by our beginnings. I've loved shooting her work so much that I never even tried to shoot another designers work. I always wanted her beautiful pieces in any project of mine.
Sometimes she would fly over to LA and we'd meet up for a fun day. She would talk about her children, life in Florida, exciting new projects and dreams. We had believed in each other from day one. Before anyone knew what we had. Before anyone cared. When we were just broke dreamers. Our own style and talent hadn't even been fully developed or realized.
I wish I could forget when she told me she was dying from cancer. I couldn't accept it and wouldn't let it sink in because I wanted to keep hope alive. I was sure I would see her again.
Kimberly was not only an AMAZING designer, she was a vibrant person.. full of life and energy. She was a BOSS and got shit done. She didn't just day dream. She made it happen. She was generous, supportive, strong, silly and light hearted. Even when she told me of her condition, she was cracking jokes. Trying to break it to me easy and not dwell on sadness. She LOVED her children and for them I am most sad. I hope they always feel how much she adored them.
I want to celebrate her beautiful soul and work…which are so very intertwined. Below are some of my favorites from our collaborations over the years.
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For a long time the best part of Infernal Restraints has been the incredible devices. One of the best is the Brank. It slides over Sasha easily and has attachments to gag her, blind her, and keep it all locked into place. PD also has her locked to a post in his barn, so it's not like she's going anywhere.
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Everything he wants to do to her can be done right there. With a few minor adjustments he can push her cunt into the air for a rough fucking or put her on her ass so he can cane her feet. The only relief she'll get is when he decides to go get some sleep, leaving her on the floor to rest up and get ready for more.
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The next day isn't any easier though. Sasha may not be chained to her stump for the day but that freedom comes with a cost. PD needs better access to her ass if he's going to cane and flog it. It becomes even more important when he decides to violate it. If she can handle the intense double penetration that he has in store for her, she can handle anything.
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Piazza dei Signori - Amazing buildings.
All day different events take place at the Piazza dei Signori. When we arrived we saw some fruit and vegetable stands that adorned the piazza in this particular morning. We learned that they had to leave by early afternoon giving a different atmosphere to the square. We had a better look at the Loggia del Consiglio (1496), a renaissance palace covered in Histrian white stone, showing seven big arcades on its facade. Here the city council members gathered after the fire that struck the Palazzo della Ragione in 1420.
On the west side of the square stands out the fine Palazzo del Capitanio, built by the Venetians around the end of 1500s'. Finally at the east part of the square the Church of San Clemente can be admired. It's pink / orange like façade truly springs out once in the sunshine. At the end of the morning we were told that workers would come to gather at some of the many outside tables for a brief lunch. Then near dusk, a group of young people gather for wine and spritzes at the same tables throughout the piazza. Definitely worth a visit!
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Piazza dei Signori - Torre dell'Orologio.
For us this particular building represents the entire city of Padua. By the time we arrived at the Torre dell'Orologio (clock tower of Padua) we already saw some great sights, but being here made us realize we were really in Padua. I took a picture of the clock tower and when I was looking at the beautiful clock through my camera lens I just felt some goose bumps, making me feel so happy, relaxed and truly in Padua. It was just a great moment.
The Torre dell'Orologio is situated at the Piazza dei Signori and we arrived at this square via another square, namely Piazza Capitaniato. The nice thing about this is that we just walked underneath the clock tower. The view from the Piazza Capitaniato at the Torre dell'Orologio is not much, you truly won't be able to see that it is such a beautiful building at the front side. Like I said we walked underneath it and once at the Piazza dei Signori we turned ourselves around and stood in awe once we saw the front façade of the clock tower. Such a beautiful building, so much to admire!
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Piazza dei Signori - A nice surprise.
So every now and then you will get amazed by a nice surprise once you are travelling. We had this during our visit to the beautiful city of Padua. We followed a nice route to hike and this took us from square to square. A bit halfway our route we were on the square called Piazza del Capitanio, a nice place under the trees. We walked a bit further and passed under a triumphal arch and all of a sudden we were on the Piazza dei Signori, and what a beautiful square it was.
This is how we, right in the middle of historic Padua, we arrived upon the stately Piazza dei Signori. There are a lot of beautiful buildings to admire, including the Palazzo del Capitalo and the Loggia della dei Guardia. It truly is a feast to be able to admire the 15th to 17th century architecture. And of course don't forget to have a look at one of the first public clocks in Italy, the Torre dell'Orologio (built in 1428).
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Piazza Dei Signori
Right in the middle of historic Padova one comes upon the stately Piazza dei Signori. With many beautiful buildings including the Palazzo del Capitalo and the Loggia della dei Guardia your eyes get a feast of 15th to 17th century architecture. A beautiful astronomical clock providing time, day and year information is part of the Palazzo.
All day different events take place at the Piazza. Fruit and vegetable stands adorn the piazza in the morning and leave by early afternoon. Workers come to gather at some of the many outside tables for a brief lunch. Then near dusk, a group of young people gather for wine and spritzes at the same tables throughout the piazza.
Definitely a place to visit or just sit down enjoy a drink and people watch.
Piazza dei Signori
The Piazza dei Signori is a large square in the historic center of Padua that is full of outdoor cafes and restaurants. It is a pleasant place to have dinner at the end of a long day of sightseeing. The Piazza's most famous sight is the clocktower of the Cararra Palace, which looms over the square's far end. Other buildings bordering the square are the Church of San Clemente and the Grand Lodge of the Guard.
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Piazza dei Signori
Piazza dei Signori is an elegant square with Palazzo de Capitanio with it's astronomical clock and tower. Close to it is impresive Pallazo della Regione well known as Il Salone, one of the most impresive building in the town.
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Ideally catch a glimpse of this beautiful building when there are no markets in the piazza. The Palazzo was built between 1599 and 1605. It's tower holds a beautiful astronomical clock. A similar structure can be found not to far away in Brescia, Lombardia.
Another fine structure can be seen nearby which is the Loggia della Gran Guardia. This stands across the street from the Palazzo, to the right. This once housed the Council of Nobles but is now used as a conference centre. It dates back to 1523.
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Wednesday, April 1, 2015
Doris Leeper Again
Since finding Doris Leeper Park (the park that began building Herny's confidence again) we became excited that it may be our new "go to" park for Henry. So, we took another trip there and sadly we did not have the same wonderfully positive results as we had the first time. This is probably our own fault, though. We are still trying to gauge Henry's energy levels and untangle what determines if he is going to have a confused day or a coherent day. We really are not sure what exactly makes the difference (or if there even IS any rhyme or reason to what determines this).
We attempted the walk on a late-ish afternoon (usually a prime time for him) but on this day, he should have maybe just stayed home. He had little interest in walking and when he did want to walk it was just the circling and pacing that lets us know that he doesn't really know where he is and at that point we are not sure what he wants. Henry is approaching 13 and can no longer see, can barely hear, still suffers from anxiety and likely has doggie dementia.
So, most of this second trip to Doris Leeper was short stints of sniffing and just standing around and looking at each other and ultimately ended in Henry's chauffeurs taking turns carrying him the bulk of the walk. One would think that our biceps would make a body builder envious but yet somehow that is not the case.
After this unusual walk we simply drove around and let him enjoy the wind on his face. We try so hard to do our best for Henry. The challenge now is trying to figure out what it is that makes him happy. It's not so much that he is unhappy (except when he is home alone) but that it is difficult to see that he is actually happy vs. "just here". We will keep trying and also keep trying to stay positive knowing that he will continue to have good days and not so good days. If only he could tell us what sparks each of these days we would indeed move the moon and the stars to make all the bad go away and draw the happy closer.
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The Gift of the Poinsettia
El Regalo De La Flor De Nochebuena
As he participates in the festivities of Las Posadas, preparing for the birth of Christ, a young Mexican boy worries about what gift he will have for the baby Jesus.
Publisher: Houston, Tex. : Piñata Books, 1995
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There is a stain on the right side of our car's exterior, not absolutely sure of what it is, but I need to know what to use to clean it without damaging the finish.
I think that it's some kind of very heavy pollen, acquired when I accidentally brushed some bushes while trying to park in a very crowded lot yesterday. It's bright yellow and in long low streaks along the length of both doors. I was on my way to a doctor's appt. and what with the doc and all, I immediately forgot about the incident. We only noticed the stain this morning.
Our car is a 2000 Mercury Sable (and is only partly the reason for my username, lol), and the finish is still perfect. Am I correct in assuming that it would not be good to use anything with an abrasive, not even SoftScrub?
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I have found liquid car cleaner wax and a random orbit electric polisher to work easiest for me for this kind of thing. If that doesn't do it, polishing compound will. If you use that stuff, go with the white 'lite' kind as opposed to the red or brown 'heavy' kind. I bet the cleaner wax will take care of it. I've used several brands such as turtle wax and maguiars. All seem about the same to me.
Gary - thank you. However, the news is worse. We retraced my "carsteps" later today. What I sideswiped were not shrubs, it was a low concrete abutment with a painted yellow line. Oddly, the car doesn't look damaged except for the smears of paint. Underneath the paint, though, it's probably scratched, no? Any suggestions? Is the car dealer the best place to take it? DH has been remarkably calm, but we'll be very unhappy if this is not fixable.
Oh-boy! Brushed concrete, did we? That must have made a scraping sound.
When you retraced your steps and found the scraped concrete with yellow paint, did you happen to notice if any of your car's paint transferred to the concrete? If it did, then you have a big ole paint scape right through the top layer of paint.
But if you were ever so lucky and had a slight swipe, maybe just enough to rub off some yellow paint to you car, it should clean off with light scrubbing with a soft cloth and some cleaner. First, try automotove wash soap and water. If more agression is needed, try to lift the yellow paint by gently rubbing it with vaseline. If the vaseline does not work, wash it off with soap and water. Then, try gently rubbing the yellow paint with ordianry automotive wax/polish. Let dry then buff. If that does not work, I'm out of gentle options. It may need re-painting. See an auto body shop.
I'm hoping that you have a clear coat over the paint and that the clear coat was not penetrated. If you don't have a clear coat, you likely have a scratch in you paint. At best, there will be a gouge in the clear coat and that may show even after thorough cleaning. However, it may be possible to buff out a scratch in the clear coat.
If it were me, I still try what I said the first time. Use a random orbit polisher and use cleaner wax which is just car wax with a little rubbing compound in it already. If that's not enough, try white polishing compound. That's just fine grit polishing compound as found in the cleaner wax only there's no wax. If you use that stuff, wax it afterwards. If you don't want to do it yourself, take it to a detail shop and let them take a look. If buffing won't fix it, then I'm afraid you'll have to take it to a body shop if it still bugs you that much. If that's the case, you might want to turn it into your insurance company. Paint work can get pretty spendy these days. jmo


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The mini-conference, which seeks to connect Los Alamos women with each other and with God, will be 9 a.m.-noon, March 28 at the Los Alamos Church of Christ, 2323 Diamond Drive.
The morning of Christian fellowship, mutual encouragement, and spiritual strengthening is open to all women of the community. There is no charge for the event. Tea and finger foods will be served, and complimentary babysitting will be available.
The 2015 event features four local women talking on life situations requiring God's peace.
Mary Wilhoit will speak on, "Keeping Peace Through Loss." Wilhoit is the wife of a former Christian minister, a mother of two children, and a grandmother of six.
Frances Walter will speak on, "Keeping Peace Throughout Life." Wife of a former church elder, mother of four adult children, and grandmother of three young adults, Walter has taught women's Bible classes for more than 40 years.
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Chocolate can be found lying around the majority of households, especially during the holidays. Depending on the size and type of chocolate, it can be very dangerous to your pet's health if consumed.
Make sure that your children are aware of this, as they might think they're treating Fido by sneaking him a piece of chocolate cake under the dinner table. If your dog does get a hold of some, chocolate is absorbed within about an hour, so you should call your veterinarian immediately.
"Additionally, grapes and raisins can cause renal failure in dogs if eaten," said Dr. James Barr, assistant professor at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.
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The recent report of Sigma Alpha Epsilon's video-recording its members chanting a racist song wasn't really what I would call news.
A bunch of college boys sing proudly and loudly using the N-word in celebration of their promise to exclude blacks from membership in their club?
"There will never be a n----r at SAE. You can hang him from a tree, but he'll never sign with me!"
That's not news. Making fun of others to exclude them from one's clique is an old and proud American tradition. And you don't mess with tradition!
Like many people, I was disgusted when viewing the video, saddened to see how little has changed in so many years. And like many, I cheered when the chant-leaders were expelled and the fraternity was kicked off campus.
The SAE Fraternity Manual declares SAE as "The Singing Fraternity," boasting that it has "many songs that our members should learn."
I'm guessing that the members might want to take that out of their manual now.
The fraternity's motto is "The True Gentleman," and its mission statement defines this as "the man whose conduct proceeds from good will and an acute sense of propriety," adding "one who thinks of the rights and feelings of others."
The Los Alamos baseball team was unable to give Fruita-Monument (Colo.) its first loss of the season Friday in the semifinals of Piedra Vista tournament. The 'Toppers fell to the Wildcats, 7-3.
Fruita (7-0) hit five doubles in the game to take down Los Alamos (6-4).
The Los Alamos girls tennis team lost a close match against La Cueva Friday, 5-4.
The 'Toppers got wins at No. 1, 2 and 3 singles.
Sidra Hsieh-Ratliff beat Janelle Lee 6-3, 6-2 at No. 1.
Laura Whicker took down Riley Cook, 7-5, 6-1 at No. 2.
At No. 3 singles, Lauryn Anaya won against Corrine Vaughan 7-6, 1-6 and 0-0 (1-0).
La Cueva, however, won at No. 4, 5 and 6 singles and then took two of the three doubles matches to win the contest.
Lauren Fugate and Astrid Hengartner both lost hard-fought matches in the three sets.
Whicker and Katya Skurikhin won at No. 2 doubles for Los Alamos, 6-3, 7-5 against Vaughan and Alex Mosey.
The dual loss was the Hilltopper girls first of the season.
Los Alamos' boys tennis team also lost to La Cueva, 9-0.
No. 2 singles player George Margevicious was the only Hilltopper to boy to win a set against La Cueva, but lost his match 7-5, 1-6 and 0-0 (10-6) to Joe Cooper.
The Freeride World Tour (FWT) stop in Haines, Alaska, has turned into a balancing act of patience and alertness.
The big mountain competition originally scheduled to take place on Tuesday.
All of the competitors hopped in a helicopter for a 30-minute ride to a staging area. Then they jumped in another helicopter for a 10-minute ride to the peak where the competition will take place on, aptly named The Venue.
Then clouds rolled in and the event was postponed because of the flat light.
On Thursday the forecast looked promising, so once again the competitors made their way to the start. After waiting on the top of The Venue for four hours, however, the visibility showed no sign of improving so the event was postponed again.
On Friday the forecast looked good and the competitors were optimistic they'd finally be able to compete.
The helicopter rides up to The Venue were once again in vain.
With a new storm in Alaska's forecast, the event's organizers are now shooting for a Sunday or Monday start.
It was originally scheduled to take place before March 22. That date has been pushed back, keeping the ambitious Alaska dream alive.
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METAIRIE, La. -- The defense overhauled by new coordinator Rob Ryan in New Orleans is showing early promise, compiling five sacks and three turnovers during a scrimmage on Saturday.
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Veteran cornerback Chris Carr, lured as a free agent to New Orleans -- in part by Ryan, his former coach -- intercepted a pass by McCown. He nearly had another interception on a pass-breakup, and created another turnover when he tipped McCown's pass intended for Nick Toon into the arms of linebacker David Hawthorne.
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Ryan said he wasn't surprised to see a standout performance by Galette.
"He's doing that every day," Ryan said.
Galette could start at outside linebacker because of a major offseason knee injury to Victor Butler, who had been a projected starter.
"The only thing with Junior is going to be his stamina, because he's so excitable, he's such a fierce competitor," Ryan said. "We've just got to keep him playing like a professional because he's going to be outstanding."
Ryan also boasted about Carr's performance.
"I called that one. He's a pro," Ryan said. "I coached this guy a lot of years in Oakland. ... He's so smart."
Rookie outside linebacker Eric Martin, who has won coaches' praise early in camp, had a sack on McCown and caused a turnover when he stripped running back Mark Ingram from behind and safety Rafael Bush recovered.
On the play after his fumble, Ingram appeared wrong-footed on pass protection moments before right defensive end Jay Richardson, who had beaten rookie left tackle Terron Armstead, chased down McCown for a sack.
Despite those lowlights for Ingram, the former Alabama Heisman Trophy winner had a decent outing that helped showcase the results of Payton's renewed emphasis on improving the running game, which ranked 25th last season.
Ingram rush three times for 17 yards on the first-team offense's first series, with rushes of 10 and 5 yards before powering his way in from the 2.
Pierre Thomas gained 28 yards on only three carries, one of them a 17-yard gain around the left end in what was one of the first true tests of the running game after eight days of training camp in which contact was limited.
"The (offensive) line's looking great," Ingram said. "They're getting push off the line of scrimmage and making seems for us to run through. That just says a lot about how much we've been emphasizing the running game in training camp. ... Finally we came out here in the scrimmage. It was a tackling, football tempo, and we were able to move the football on the ground."
Left tackle Charles Brown, the leading candidate to fill the vacancy created by three-year starter Jermon Bushrod -- now with Chicago -- had a solid day. None of the sacks came from his side while he was working with the first team.
"He's done a great job," Brees said of Brown. "He's been solid all camp."
The lone sack against Brees came on Galette's blitz up the middle.
Second-year defensive tackle Akiem Hicks also had a sack on McCown.
Brees did not connect on any touchdowns or throws deep down field in limited work, but turned in a typically efficient performance, finding open receivers on medium and short routes, particularly on the opening, 13-play touchdown drive. He finished 8 of 11 for 60 yards.
The only other offensive touchdown came on rookie reserve quarterback Ryan Griffin's throw to the corner of the endzone off of scramble, which reserve fullback Austin Johnson pulled down in tight coverage.
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I couldn't keep going! I made it about halfway through this story. The ideal listener wants to learn about the world of book collecting. It teaches you all about it! The mystery (?) is secondary and I just couldn't hang in there to find out if there really was a mystery underneath the story line. The reviews I read said it was for people who love books. But this is for the lover of the physical book itself - not the story inside.
"Disappointed: series seems to be on downward path"
I enjoyed the first book so much. Each book has been a little less fun as we go along. Now Odd rarely seems to deal with human bad guys - it just gets more and more dark and invented creatures like the pigs here. At the same time there are incredibly long "speeches" about what is going on. Just "talking" endlessly. Wish I hadn't gotten so many of these too read way back when. I'm ready to stop loving Oddie.
Cut the long speeches where Odd just seems to explain or contemplate. Get back to stories about real people. Have more action. More continuity like we had with Elvis. Why are the Bodox gone (sorry I don't know how to spell them since it's on audio!). I guess in this one there was no reason for them.
Time to kick it up a big notch or let go of Beloved Odd One.
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Until Tuesday isn't just a sweet dog story, nor a touching hero story. Although it is absolutely both of those things. I came closer to understanding life in the grips of war better through this book, than living it through any movie or other narrative. It woke me up to the true grit and believe in mission living in the hearts of our men and women overseas. Capt. Montalván tells his story with such care and detail, it becomes profound. I didn't even really want to hear about the heroics of war; yet, the tale was too captivating to ignore. All I can say is "wow." He taught me about PTSD with a depth that was again amazingly illuminating. Not just, oh yea, psychologically freaked out. You learn what it really is. It's amazing. At the same time, don't think it is depressing. Nope, because there is Tuesday! A service dog you will wish you knew. There is light and hope. This honest portrayal now impacts how I view anyone with pain or disabilities, not only PTSD. I became a better person after reading this book.
Imagine - all of this wrapped up in a story that you don't want to stop! All of this surrounding the story of a dog you want to pet, hug, or snuggle - depending on the dog lover in you.
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Tiger lily bulblets w/ roots! refrigerate? plant? leave in bag?
So I'm new to gardening with no guidance accept for what I'm finding online. I have searched, but have gotten overwhelmed with the info and not quite getting the specifics I need to know.
We are just starting out with a new home and I'm trying to fix a paid for landscaping horror story. My aunt donated some plants before she moved away and I'm trying to create something respectable with them.
I got a few tiger lilies from her. They are all strong and very pretty. Seem to be decent bloomers. So I wanted to run with some of their seed-like things on the stems and see what becomes of them. They are free right?! I'm not selling, or crossing, just enjoying them for myself.
So we were leaving to go on vacation and I have been watching my tigers so I could catch them when they were ready. I also noticed the tiger lily stem bulblets were ready. They bumped off easily and I was afraid if I waited, the crazy rain we have been having, would leave me with no seeds to grow, so I tossed them in a bag with wet cotton balls and placed them on top of the fridge before we left. I read you could do this if you had no peat available. I also had no info as to if I was to close the bag or not, so I left it open, so they could get oxygen.
So to Fl we went for the long weekend. I came home and got some peat moss to switch over too and low and behold I had roots. I was amazed at how fast it happened. I was not even sure if they needed to be refrigerated first or pre treated with something. Now I don't know what I'm supposed to do. Do they need to go in the fridge? Or was that a trick to break dormancy. I guess mine are not dormant. They are all rooting.
I live in GA so I still have a bit of time before the weather gets cold. Do the seeds need to be indoors for now to establish good roots and then go outside? Or do they go out now? Or do they just need to stay in all winter to be sure they can make it in the spring? I'm not sure what to do with so much information I have found here and online.
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Tiger lilies are just beginning to bloom here, but the bulbils started forming in the leaf axils long ago and are dropping naturally around the parent plants. Many times they already have a little while root start while still attached to the parent plant.
DO NOT REFRIGERATE or leave on top of the refrigerator. If they had been growing for your aunt and she also lives/lived in your hardiness zone in Georgia, they should grow for you, too, without the trouble of digging, refrigeration, etc.
I would plant them in their permament place now since this is when the bulbils are naturally dropping anyway. Sort of just scatter them or put down just barely under the soil; don't plant deep since the growing root action pulls them down to the level they want to be. And the germination rate is very high - about as close to 100% as any plant I've ever grown.
Mark the spot you plant/scatter them because next season they'll look like a shiny blade of grass and are easy to accidentally step on, pull out, plant over, etc. It'll take at least three growing seasons for them to reach blooming size.
Awesome. Thank you. I just wanted to be sure that I would not loose them to the winter if they got planted now. Its funny, I checked last night and I think the whole lot has roots now. Looks like a bunch of white spiders in the peat moss. I did see some green too!
Any special additive I can put in the soil to help them out since its a direct sow? Should they be placed in the ground any special way since they are rooting (up/down/right/left)? The shallow part I got!
No. No additives! - the bulbils have all the energy they need even though they're small.
They normally propagate themselves by merely dropping on the ground and waiting for rain for any watering... consequently, they fall upside down, sideways, whatever, but they right themselves without any human intervention. Obviously it's root side down, but why drive yourself nuts painstakingly placing each one exactly right when they'll do that for themselves.
Now if you were given mature, blooming sized plants also - those should be planted so the top of the large bulb (where the stem starts to emerge) is 6" or so under the soil line. Hard to make a real mistake with these lilies though since the growing root action will pull them down to the level they need to be.
Good luck - they're wonderful, but probably considered too old fashioned and much overlooked by many gardeners (something grandma had in her garden), often hard to come by lilies. Today, you pretty much have to know someone who will give you the plants or bulbils. In my yard, they're a big draw for hummingbirds.
Well I love them! I thank my aunt whenever I talk to her for something that has done so well in our mess of a flower bed.
I had plants dying left and right only to discover they were sitting in underground puddles of water in a drought! WTF... Well at building time, our lot had to be leveled & raised in this spot and they did it with clay and gravel. He then threw down landscape cloth and 1-2 inches of good soil above that, topped it with pine straw and called it a day.
Even so, the tiger lilies and hosta just plunked right on along like nothing!
This season, I brought in a truckbed load of free county dirt/sand/decomposing mulch and mixed it 50/50 with the native clay and threw out the gravel. I spent a solid 3 weeks, morning to night, with a shovel and a pickax re-prepping this bed to fix what the "landscaper" did. Brought the whole low spot up another 3-5 inches. The plants that made it are smiling now.
They're quite striking when they come up and bloom in drifts - I've got about 35 year's worth scattered around in my gardens. Fortunately, big yard and a good variety of garden spaces. Some people have a thing about orange in their gardens, but with the lavender of Walker's Low nepeta, balloon flowers, day lilies of all colors, garden phlox, white feverfew, etc., I think they look great. I tend to think Nature doesn't make color mistakes. Enjoy!
Hi guys,
I'm new to lillies (SP?) and my Great Grandmother (Bubby) gave about 25 bulbils a few days ago. Most had a little root node comming out. Well I got around to planting them in a large pot I had with moist soil. How much growth should be exected from my bulbibs this year? How should I protect them over winter since they are in a pot. Also what are the their sunlight requirements? Right know I have them in the moist pot in shade because the heat has been of the charts this summer. Sorry for hijacking yor thread redraif, thought our topics were similar.
Thanks for any advice!
TJ - as said ... in nature the bulbils would drop naturally around the parent plant and take care of themselves without any human intervention.
1. If you have a yard - and aren't balcony gardening - and since they're already potted, bury the pot up to the rim so you won't lose track of where they are.
2. Maryland winters aren't cold enough for any extended period so a sunk pot doesn't need any extra protection. They survive here in Minnesota at 30 below for weeks on end and sprout in planters, cracks in the wall and just about any place they land.
3. Don't keep watering - they'll rot. The bulb has everything it needs.
4. Don't expect any growth this season. Next season, the sprouts will look like shiny, lanceolate blades of grass and do best in full sun. The second season they'll look like spindly little lily plants.
5. Planting them shallowly (just barely under the soil) directly in the ground would have been best since then they wouldn't have to be moved. They'll be a bit delicate for a few years and it'll be easy to break the stalk away from the bulb in handling.
Thanks for the response! I was hoping I could grow these in a large pot on my patio as it is a large ceramic pot and I didn't plan on sunking it into the ground and after a a few years plant divisions and new bulbibs into the ground. Should I give this pot full, indirect, or shaded sunlight? Thanks!
full, indirect, or shaded sunlight? Right now for the rest of this year and into next spring it doesn't really matter. Full sun next year once they sprout is fine. Is the ceramic pot big and sturdy enough to withstand winter and any expanding and contracting due to freeze/thaw cycles? I'd be more worried about the pot than the lily bulbs.


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Authorities ID body found in river in St. Cloud
ST. CLOUD, Minn. (AP) — The body of a man recovered in the Mississippi River in St. Cloud has been identified.
The Stearns County sheriff's office reports Monday that the body of 58-year-old Dennis Everett Button was recovered near the University Bridge on Saturday evening. Button had no permanent address.
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