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August 29, 2014 at 11:31 am #5278516 Report Abuse
Just finished working in the garden. And harvesting.
Can't believe all the peppers I'm getting now. I must make some stuffed peppers tonight and freeze them for later. My freezer is filling up full of tomatoes and tomato sauce too.
More can be seen here.
What have you been harvesting?
August 29, 2014 at 1:51 pm #5278532 Report Abuse
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CatsBirdsParticipantAugust 29, 2014 at 6:24 pm #5278589 Report Abuse
Wow! Looks awesome, Steep! I so miss my little garden back at my old place! I would be getting tons of peppers by now, not to mention my zukes, cukes, toms, eggplants, parsley & other herbs! Hope that old @#(?&= neighbor, Crystal, is enjoying it all now! NOT!!! Lol! She's getting it all, reaping the harvest of my hard work & $$ s! Grrrrr!
August 30, 2014 at 10:50 am #5278788 Report Abuse
Steep, you garden is certainly performing well for you.
Marg. sorry you are missing out on all your hard work. What a bummer.
Sharon, sounds like your garden is doing well.
I have basically given up on mine. Working almost full time and taking care of DGkids has not been a good mix with gardening this year. I have been able to maintain my flowers in baskets and containers quite well but am afraid the vegetable garden has suffered dearly.
My peppers at the community garden are doing well. Also the celery is looking good. I will soon be pulling the onions there as the tops are dieing fast now. I am sure I will have another picking of green beans this week and will pull the plants as I pick and get that bed ready for next spring. Have gotten a few heads of broccoli so far and there are a couple more about ready to pick. For some reason lost all my cauliflower plants when they were young. The green cabbage and Chinese cabbage are heading up but the cabbage worms are getting ahead of me. Tomatoes are a lost cause and that is my main crop. Looks like I will be buying a couple of bushel to can. However the patio tomatoes I have on the deck are producing for me so am at least eating fresh tomatoes. I need to find a new place to plant my basil next year. It is growing at the community garden but gets too much sun there and is getting leaf burn. Pickling cucumbers should be giving me some by next week. They are loaded. The slicers have lots of blossoms but haven't seen any cucumbers forming. Zucchini have mostly male blossoms and what fruit has set is rotting from all the rain we have had when they are about 2″ long.
Will have a different plan of attack next year. Now that I know the kind of hours I will be working I will be able to plan in advance a little better. However, I can't do anything about mother nature. It seems it likes to rain on my days off so no garden work and having less than 10 days the entire summer that the night time temperatures have been 60 or more.
That's my story and I am sticking to it.
Member of Community Team firstname.lastname@example.com 30, 2014 at 2:44 pm #5278842 Report Abuse
Oh, gosh! Very sorry to hear about your gardening travails, Bette! Didnt realize you were helping out so much w/ your dgks! Wow! Big plate there!
August 30, 2014 at 4:52 pm #5278878 Report Abuse
My cukes are getting out of hand. Today I made a gallon jar of refrigerator yum-yum pickles. Still lots left. Ted's two dipsey cousins are coming over tomorrow to raid the garden so I know they will take some for sure. His one cousin is an entertainer -79 years old- sings dixieland jazz, and when she is in the garden she sings…… really cute. My neighbors love it. Got lots of beets and carrots too, so they will be happy.
August 30, 2014 at 9:25 pm #5278973 Report Abuse
Steep great looking harvest there. Bette so sorry you haven't had a great gardening year but at least you are getting some goodies. Wish you lived closer to me. I have given away quiet a few tomatoes this year and frozen a lot as well. Even froze more then I usually do but just hated to throw them away.
My peppers have done great this year as well as my tomatoes. My cucumbers done ok but not as good as usual but I still had way more than I needed. Even asked on Facebook for anyone that needed some cucumbers but not one taker. Squash done well also.
Still have something in my garden to look forward to besides the peppers that are still producing like mad as well as my late tomatoes. But look what I'm growing this year for the first time in many years.
And this is a bull horn pepper that my nephew in Ohio sent me seeds for. Its a really sweet pepper. May be sweeter than a red bell pepper.
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August 31, 2014 at 3:01 pm #5279254 Report Abuse
Steve, great looking melon & pepper! Wish I could have some of that melon! :-)
September 3, 2014 at 6:40 am #5280235 Report Abuse
Yesterday I saw the dg's had cut the sunflowers and taken them in for the chickens to have scratch for a while. It's always such a chore to cut them and store to dry thoroughly that I had told them they could just leave them to the birds. The kids love their chickens and treat them like babies. They even lift the duck out every day to the outside run and give her a fresh water pan to splash and then at night lift her back. She cannot seem to find the chicken ramp and window that they use as a door.
The chickens are a big part of our veggie gardening as they eat the bad tomatoes and provide the manure. They eagerly await any edible weeds pulled and vegetable scraps. This week a few chickens got out and headed to the garden. Dil phoned in for me to send out the 7 yr old gd to help getting chickens in for they were after the peppers. The little girl grabbed a chicken in her arms and carried it. These kids did not grow up on the farm. This is all new for them since dh's brother died and they came home to live. She was a pretty brave little girl. Her big sister who is 20 came in yesterday without the eggs because she had to reach under a chicken.
September 3, 2014 at 9:18 am #5280321 Report Abuse
Lol! @ belle's chicken stories! How many do you have & how many eggs do you typically get? If chickens are getting out too often, you may have to top off the pen w/ chicken wire! Wish I lived cliser to you! Woukd come buy eggs from you!
September 3, 2014 at 9:30 am #5280330 Report Abuse
Not too much to do today – couple loads of laundry and tidy up the house and then I am going to grind some more raw beets t0 freeze for borscht. Tomorrow will be busier. Jackie is taking me to get groceries and then we have to take Ted to his Geriatrician for another assessment.
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Q. How tough was that match in the end?
Was a difficult one for sure, yeah. Nishikori is a very, very good player. Is one of these first rounds that you don't want to see, I think.
I'm very happy about how I played today. I think I played at high level tonight. The feeling was better than last week, so that's important thing. The serve worked very well at the end of the match.
In general, I think was a really complete match, because Nishikori for a moment was really good and was difficult.
Q. You mentioned that you felt that you served better today. What did you have to work on to improve it? Because last week particularly in the final it was very much trouble for you.
RAFAEL NADAL: Nothing. I tried to (indiscernible) about how I serve when I serve well. I tried to slow down a little bit the speed, but at the same time serve with higher percentage.
I think that worked well, no? Because I served 117 to 124, 25 miles almost every time. That's enough speed if you put the right percentage inside and if you put the balls close to the lines.
Nishikori I think is a good returner. He return very fast. He's fast and long and he's difficult.
Only thing a little bit that I have to improve a little bit was the second serve, because the speed of the second serve was for moments 85, 88, 89, 90, 92, but I had to try to serve a little bit faster the second serve. But in general, seriously, I am very happy about the match of tonight.
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Officials examined his luggage to find a sheet of gold concealed in a box of incense, two gold discs inside watches, eight gold buttons on a purdah and five gold rings fixed on a handbag. Customs officials said the gold was of 24 carat purity and weighed about 478.2 g.
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Negotiations are nearing completion between on an official training partnership between the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service fire school and Tyco Williams Fire & Hazard Control involving certified industrial emergency curriculum, officials announced at the Xtreme Industrial Fire & Hazard Training school during March in Beaumont, TX.
Robert Moore, director of the fire school, made the first public disclosure about the partnership while addressing the Xtreme school's general session.
"We are always looking for ways to make our school better," Moore said. "One of the ways is to partner with companies like Williams Fire that pride themselves on their products, customer service and response."
Under the agreement, Williams F&HC will deliver training curriculum developed by TEEX, spreading it to students that TEEX's might not otherwise reach, he said.
"Also, the knowledge that Williams F&HC can provide helps us upgrade our curriculum and offer a better product to our students," Moore said.
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The Latino lovely provided us with a lesson in how to dress as a fashionsita then just a few hours later step into her yummy mummy shoes.
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In similar style to Victoria Beckham, Jessica arrived at an event in New York in a super stylish outfit of a tight white dress accented by neon pink, black and red stripes at the bust.
For added style points she added blue shades and monochrome stilettos wearing her hair in a chignon.
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Then, just a few hours later she was snapped looking just as beautiful in casual gear of a polka dot shirt with khaki trousers worked with a cream trilby and flat sandals as she held daughter, Haven in her arms.
We imagine this attire is far more practical for running around a playground in that a skin-tight frock.
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Only last week Victoria stepped out in one of her figure-hugging creations as she launched her latest collection in Dublin.
And when she went on mum duty with son Romeo she donned a black maxi skirt and a crisp white shirt.
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WASHINGTON Washington Nationals Manager Davey Johnson has been back in the dugout for only a month, but he's ready for things to change.
The Nationals continued their post-All-Star break slump Tuesday night with a 11-2 loss to the Florida Marlins in the opener of a three-game series.
Washington, which fell into last place in the National League East, one-half game behind the Marlins, has lost three in a row and five of its last six. Since Johnson took over as manager on June 26, the Nationals are 9-15.
"I see us as too good to stay in a losing streak so I keep waiting for everything to gel," Johnson said. "It's not sitting well with me. I have a high boiling point, and I'm getting closer to it."
Florida's Greg Dobbs, filling in for the injured Gaby Sanchez, drove in a career-high five runs, including a solo homer, and Logan Morrison and John Buck each homered.
Jordan Zimmermann (6-9) gave up six runs on eight hits with five strikeouts. It was the second straight loss for Zimmermann, who also allowed six runs at Houston in five innings July 19. He had given up fewer than six runs in each of his first 18 starts this season.
"I felt strong, I just made a couple of bad pitches," Zimmerman said. "It's one of those games where I have to put it behind me. The last two innings I really picked up the tempo and they were a lot better, so I think I just have to pick up the tempo from the start and I'll do a lot better."
Ricky Nolasco (7-7) rebounded from his worst performance of the season and pitched into the sixth inning, allowing two runs on three hits, as Florida won its third straight.
After mustering just two first-inning singles in 3-1 loss to the Dodgers on Sunday, the Nationals opened up a nine-game homestand Tuesday by going hitless for the first four innings against Nolasco.
Laynce Nix homered for Washington to lead off the fifth and Michael Morse doubled in a run in the sixth. The Nationals were held hitless the rest of the way.
"We've had good stretches where we played really well and that wasn't a fluke," Nix said. "We're going to do that again. We could easily get on another 10-12 game winning streak. The make-up of this club is such that it can happen. We've got a lot of good players and we believe in ourselves."
Dobbs drove in Florida's first run in the first on a groundout, scoring Omar Infante who had tripled. He added another run-scoring single in the seventh and two more on a single during Florida's five-run ninth inning.
It was the second time this year the Marlins have scored at least 10 runs. Florida beat the Cubs 13-3 on July 16.
Florida's Emilio Bonifacio led off the third inning with a double to extend his hitting streak to 24 games. After Infante's single, Bonifacio scored when Dobbs grounded into a double play.


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Lars von Trier's "Melancholia": The Colors Tell the Story
Usually the mood of even the most engrossing and transporting movie stays with me for a few hours or overnight, at most. But Lars von Trier's latest and perhaps best film, Melancholia, hung around the fringes of my psyche for weeks, like dark matter – invisible but exerting a strange gravity.
On reviewing clips and photo stills, I began to understand why: it is the director's skillful use of color that makes the story so sublimely unsettling and affecting.
Film directors often use color to reflect subtext – to cue emotional states of characters, for instance, or to foreshadow events. But in this case von Trier uses color as a story element itself.
The arc of the central character Justine (Kirsten Dunst) is a carefully plotted slide into melancholy and nihilism.
The film's central metaphor for Justine's emotional journey is a rogue planet (named Melancholia) moving toward a collision with earth.
As the planet moves closer, it literally changes the color of the earth's daylight, from warm and intimate yellows and oranges to cold and distancing blues and grays. More than just a stylistic choice, this change of color palette over the course of the film is integral to the unfolding plot.
On the left are scenes from the first part of the film; at right are scenes from the second half:
The approaching planet literally casts a cold blue pall over the earth, bringing us to the precipice of non-existence in a way dialogue or even music could never do.
When a story reaches us in such a visceral way, it's impossible not to be affected. Like the people of planet earth, there's just no place to run and hide from Melancholia.
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OverviewPorcupine Campground sits in the Chugach National Forest in south-central Alaska. Visitors have a prime location to watch windsurfers in the bay and spot Beluga whales from the scenic overlook.
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The remote campground, surrounded by a mostly birch forest, sits beside Porcupine Creek on the south coast of Turnagain Arm. Turnagain Arm is a branch of the Cook Inlet, the waterway that divides the Kenai Peninsula from the mainland of Alaska.
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VISAKHAPATNAM: Rich tributes were paid to noted humour writer Bhamidipati Rama Gopalam (Bharago) at a meeting organised by literary and cultural organisations in the city at Visakha Public Library here on Wednesday.
With Bharago responsible for bringing out several books during his five-decade career, the organisers also arranged the release of his short stories 'Warning' published by Jyeshta Literary Trust of which he was the correspondent.
Noted writer Gollapudi Maruthi Rao, who released the book, said Bharago's approach was phlegmatic. "It was this attitude which always amazed me. He had the ability to communicate, perform and survive," he remarked.
Another film actor Kallu Chidambaram recalled his association with him in Visakhapatnam Port Trust where they worked together. When he gave the proofs of his Artistes' Directory containing over 80 pages to Bharago for correction, the latter finished the job by noon the next day, he revealed, and said this was one example of his devotion to duty. Though Bharago worked in the Estate Department of VPT, he never used the position for personal gains and died without owning even a 100-yard plot, he said.
Virasam leader Chalasani Prasad said Bharago should be remembered for bringing out numerous publications, big and small. He was also a good singer, rendering Saigal's songs.
Organiser of the meeting Ramatheertha said that Bharago Mitramandali was formed for publishing literature and organising guest lectures and literary meetings and all friends and admirers of Bharago were welcome to join it. Kalavedika's Nanduri Ramakrishna, Masthan Reddy, Kosana, Bhayya Suryanarayana and others spoke at the meeting chaired by noted writer L.R. Swami. Earlier, a two-minute silence was observed by the gathering as a mark of respect to Bharago who died last week. Floral tributes were paid to his portrait set up on the dais.


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When Sun released Solaris 10 in January, it added several new features to the Unix variant. But it won't be until 2006 that Sun releases two more: ZFS (Zettabyte File System), which is designed to improve the reliability, performance and capacity of data storage, and the Linux Application Environment, code-named "Janus," which lets Solaris run unmodified Linux software.
"These features are not scheduled for specific updates at this time. Our intent is that they will be released in calendar year 2006," Glenn Weinberg, vice president for Sun's operating platforms group, said during an online chat session Thursday.
In November, Sun said it planned to release Janus with the first version of Solaris 10 or shortly after. And in November, the company said it planned to release ZFS in the second half of 2005.
Despite the delays, customers will be able to try test versions of the technologies sooner, Chris Ratcliffe, a manager of Solaris marketing, said during the chat session.
ZFS is in beta testing now, and customers will be able to kick its tires through Sun's Solaris Express program by the end of 2005, Ratcliffe said. And of Janus, he added, "We are about to release a technology preview of the Linux Application Environment for Solaris, with the goal of getting customer feedback on the best approach to this complex problem."
Sun President Jonathan Schwartz and others often have offered Janus as an alternative to running Linux operating systems such as Red Hat Enterprise Linux directly. Linux has proved to be a tough competitor to Solaris, but Sun hopes Janus will help Linux customers easily slip into the Solaris camp.
File system software is not something that customers change on a whim, and Sun executives have said the company is taking the time to ensure it works well. And Sun programmers have been reworking parts of ZFS. Eric Schrock, a Solaris kernel programmer, said on his blog in April that he's "completely redesigning the ZFS commands from the ground up" after finding some deficiencies.
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- It's not surprising for a tech company to delay a project. The question is will anyone using Sun stay, or will any Linux customers contain their operating system instead of reinventing it. In an earlier discussion Sun shied away from using the public airwaves, namely TV/radio, to advertise. That brings up Cisco's venture with Linksys. All along the spirtual difference between an Apple and Sun is their public personna. Outside of the Nasdaq Sun needs a publically recognizable image. By that I don't mean a senior officer with a coif, and logo adorned button down dress shirt screaming "look at me". To accomplish that end they need a 'Bar***-doll'. To quote Sun its fine that the Cisco's use a java platform. But it's not fine that they pay squat. Sun is little more than a basement inventor with no patents. The xBox 360 will do the dishes, sweep out the trash and take your kids to the soccer match. Does SNE or MSFT care that the boxes don't improve their bl immeasurably? The NGrid may connect the dots, but no one outside of their channel partners knows. In conclusion, Sun should hire a good PR firm and watch the Tom Hanks movie, "Big".
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Salesforce.com To Announce Partner Innovation Awards at Dreamforce 201205:00 EDT Tuesday, September 18, 2012Cloud Alliance Partners to be recognized for delivering customer success with salesforce.com's social and mobile cloud technologies Award winners will be honored at Dreamforce 2012, the world's largest vendor technology conferenceSAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 18, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- DREAMFORCE 2012 ? Salesforce.com (NYSE: CRM), the enterprise cloud computing company, today will announce the winners of its inaugural Salesforce.com Partner Innovation Awards. The awards program is designed to honor salesforce.com's consulting partner ecosystem for the contributions they've made to driving customer success with the company's social and mobile cloud technologies. Award winners will be honored at Dreamforce 2012, the world's largest vendor technology conference, held at the Moscone Convention Center in San Francisco. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20050216/SFW105LOGO) Comment on the News"We are thrilled to kick off the annual Salesforce.com Partner Innovation Awards at Dreamforce 2012 to highlight the exceptional work of our Salesforce.com Cloud Alliance Partners," said Elay Cohen, senior vice president, Productivity, salesforce.com. "Salesforce.com's partners play a critical role in driving customer success by helping them connect with their customers, partners and employees in entirely new ways."The Salesforce.com Partner Innovation Awards recognize partners for innovative work across six functional areas: Sales, Service, Marketing, Collaboration, Work and Platform. Winners were selected based on the compelling nature of the business challenge addressed, the partner's demonstrated expertise working with Salesforce technologies and the resulting business value for the customer. The categories and winners are:Innovation in Social Vision: AccentureAccenture defined an enterprise wide CRM roadmap revolving around social and mobile cloud technologies from salesforce.com, enabling its customer to standardize the portfolio management process across departments and facilitate visibility, predictability and accountability throughout the organization.Innovation in Sales: BluewolfBluewolf developed an iPad app to organize situational data within Salesforce Sales Cloud to help field reps at a leading pharmaceutical customer more effectively match the appropriate over-the-counter drugs with the doctors most likely to recommend them to patients, enabling them to target leads more effectively, close more deals and create brand loyalty among doctors.Innovation in Customer Service: DeloitteDeloitte's implementation of Salesforce Service Cloud enabled a customer to identify and proactively address customer issues across social networks and created new channels for targeted engagement with influencers.Innovation in Marketing: CapgeminiCapgemini modernized a customer's marketing capabilities, empowering the company to market new products faster than ever across traditional, online, mobile and social channels, while reducing overall costs.Innovation in Collaboration: Acumen Acumen Solutions' envisioned a company-wide collaboration solution for a large global agency. The Salesforce Chatter solution implemented by Acumen Solutions revolutionized work-based collaboration, enabling 17,000 employees to find experts faster, facilitate real-time communication about mission critical initiatives, and collaborate "anytime, anywhere, using any device."Innovation in Work: ProQuestProquest delivered the perfect combination of Salesforce Chatter and Work.com to its customer, helping the company manage employees' goals and performance while fostering collaboration across teams. Innovation on the Platform: AppirioAppirio built a customized recruitment app on the Salesforce Platform that could scale with the customer's immense company growth, integrate with existing Salesforce data and promote widespread user adoption among employees company-wide. About Dreamforce Dreamforce 2012 is the world's largest vendor technology conference, welcoming more than 90,000 registered attendees to experience the power of the social revolution. With more than 750 sessions and 350 cloud companies in the expo, attendees can participate in interactive sessions, hands-on training with cutting-edge technology, thousands of live demos and unparalleled networking. In addition, Dreamforce welcomes special guests Sir Richard Branson, founder of Virgin Group, Jeff Immelt, CEO of General Electric, Gen. Colin Powell, U.S.A.?ret., Tony Robbins, entrepreneur, author and peak performance strategist and the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Dreamforce 2012 offers attendees everything they need to connect with customers, partners and employees in entirely new ways.Additional Information Conference registration is now open at www.salesforce.com/dreamforce Special Free Keynote and Expo Pass registration is available at www.dreamforce.com/freepass Become a fan of Dreamforce on Facebook: www.facebook.com/dreamforce Follow @dreamforce on Twitter: www.twitter.com/dreamforce About salesforce.comFounded in 1999, salesforce.com is the enterprise cloud computing leader. Using salesforce.com's social and mobile cloud technologies, companies can connect with customers, partners and employees in entirely new ways. Based on salesforce.com's real-time, multitenant architecture, the company's platform and apps give customers the tools to create a social front office and revolutionize the way they sell, service, market, collaborate, work, and innovate. 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The Pittsburgh Panthers just walked off a dejected group, and for good reason.
The Xavier Musketeers are playing the perfect game. In taking an eight-point lead, Xavier has taken it to Pittsburgh's biggest and best players.
Sam Young is 5-for-8 from the field and leads Pittsburgh with 11 points but the rest of the No. 1 seed is a collective 6-for-23 and DeJuan Blair is just 1-for-6 and has just two points and four rebounds.
Xavier has outrebounded their last 24 opponents and they're on their way to No. 25, as they lead 23-16 on the glass.
Xavier leads by eight despite shooting just 14-for-35 . Derrick Brown has brought his 'A' game, with a thunderous dunk midway through the half. Brown has been able to pick his spots and drive the lane. C.J. Anderson has shown his athleticism with a couple of spinning layups.
In short, if the Muskies play like that for another 20 minutes, they'll be back to the Elite 8 for a second straight year.
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"TC's wonderful mommy made me my wings! And she gave me angel eyes that SEE!! Isn't that wonderful?? I'm going flying now!"
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"This is our Memorial Tribute. My urn stands next to sweet Eve's, the kitten Meowmy adopted to send to her forever mommy Terry. Sadly, due to neglect at Okefenokee 'Humane' Society, Eve had to fly to the Bridge instead of to her new home. Her urn reside"
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"I'm a Guardian Angel now! Sampy is such a special kitty. I'm proud to protect and watch over him from the Bridge."
"My name is Scarlett. I'm blind and partially deaf, and I have to have Sub-Q fluids due to CRF. But even though my life was once very sad, I'm a happy kitty now because I have a loving furever home. Will you be my furriend?"
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"Meowmy says I'm beautiful. What do you think?"
"I love to be held and cuddled! I don't like posing for the camera, so Daddy's helping a little so Meowmy can show you my face. Do you think I'm a pretty kitty?"
"I love my Tranquility Blanket! It keeps me warm and makes me feel so safe. Thank you, Hazel Lucy's mommy!!"
"Daddy never lets me wander very far from him while I'm on an outdoor adventure. It's wonderful to have a Meowmy and Daddy who love me!"
"Feeling the sun on my face and the breeze tickling my whiskers fills me with joy! Even blind cats can enjoy being outdoors, if they are supervised closely. Watch me, Meowmy!!!! I'm sniffing the breeze!"
"I even enjoy exploring the woods! I can hear the leaves crunching and the birds singing. I love the woods!"
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Just three years ago, my Meowmy saved me from a kill shelter. I was set to die because I was very old and blind. Meowmy learned about me from a wonderful place called Blind Cat Rescue of North Carolina. I was supposed to go there to live, but I stole Meowmy's heart, then Purrdaddy's too, so I suddenly had a forever home!
In the almost-year I had with my pawrents, I was loved so much. I had chronic renal failure, and Meowmy learned to give sub-Q fluids. Every day we cuddled and talked while I got 'stuck'. I hated it at first, but eventually I wasn't so frightened and realized somehow it must help me 'cause I felt much better afterwards.
I was quite a teacher! From me, Meowmy learned that blind cats are just like other kitties and need loving homes, too. Won't you stop by their website at www.blindcatrescue.com and meet the blind kitties there? It's an amazing place with many remarkable cats - cats just like me.
My Meowmy asked me to sprinkle some magic angel dust from the Bridge today for a very special cause!
I was once a blind cat! But now at the Bridge, I can see everything! Isn't that wonderful?
I have two Earth brofurs who are blind and one sisfur who is visually impaired. Here at the Bridge, I have LOTS of furriends who were blind while they were on Earth.
Did you know that even 'no-kill' shelters sometimes euthanize blind cats because they are considered 'unadoptable'?
Did you realize that a blind, black blind cat - like our Bones and Charcoal - stands virtually no hope of adoption?
That cats can become blind due to birth defects, trauma, untreated disease, and yes, even human cruelty?
Did you also know that blind cats love to climb??
That we love to play with cat toys??
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Did you know that there's a very special place for blind cats? A place where they are treated with love, respect, and care? It's TRUE!
This heaven-on-earth for blind cats is Blind Cat Rescue & Sanctuary of North Carolina, featured in the June, 2010 issue of Cat Fancy. www.blindcatrescue.com
BCR is the dream and life's work of a very special woman, and the Sanctuary depends on the sponsorships of the cats and donations from caring people around the world.
But YOU can help BCR today and everyday in the Shelter Challenge at The Animal Rescue Site! It's FREE and EASY and it can truly make a difference.
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Our Stevie, Bones, and Charcoal are some of the lucky ones. They found a loving, caring home, thanks to messages sent to my Meowmy from BCR! I was Meowmy's first blind cat, also sent through BCR. Without BCR, I would have been euthanized!! Imagine!! We found homes, but 0ther kitties need the resources only a Rescue can provide.
Won't you help by voting today and every day during the contest for Blind Cat Rescue of NC? (Don't forget to confirm your vote by identifying the animal photo shown after you vote!)
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I asked Meowmy to update you on a positive development!! A man from the GA Department of Agriculture answered Meowmy's (third) email to that office! He asked for Eve's medical records, saying they were necessary for an inquiry to proceed. Of course, Meowmy sent them right away. So it looks like someone has noticed us!! PURRRRRR!!!
This may take time. (Has the government ever moved quickly??) We promise to keep you updated when we have news.
For all who care about Eve, please take a moment and sign her petition, if you haven't already. It's never to late to take a stand for all the animals still at Okefenokee HS. Thank you for caring so much!!!!
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Valrhona chocolate cake and two other hard-to-beat goodies
The word "diet" has dogged me for as long as I can remember. I have learned a few things from it; I've also held on to a few beliefs that worked, and many more others that didn't. You read this column because, like me, you love a good meal or anything yummy.
From a friend, I picked up a belief I adhere to this day. "If you're going to indulge yourself in something fattening or unhealthy anyway, might as well have the best."
So, in terms of meat, I will have only the most superior steaks; the most tender, crunchy or sticky pork or lamb.
Or, I'll go for the most delicious fried rice or the tastiest dessert.
I am no longer a sucker for eat-all-you-can buffets. I have only one pitfall: sweets. From experience, I know that one can cut down on meals, but will succumb to sweets; bagsak ka!
Chocoholic's dream
Just last week, I experienced three desserts I will remember forever. The first is a Valrhona chocolate cake made by a coffee shop along Quezon Boulevard. Chocolatte offers some nice pastas and sandwiches, but its killer dessert is Valrhona chocolate cake—rich and most sinful, not too sweet and with a flaky crunchy crust. This is a chocoholic's dream come true.
Chocolatte is on the right, just before Hi-Top Supermarket, if you're coming from Quiapo.
Another treat I had was this chocolate mousse-like dessert at the new Wild Flour restaurant at the Fort. It had caramel and cream with a bit of sea salt. The bitter sweetness of the chocolate combined with the creaminess of the textures, plus the sudden pop of the sea salt, is a winner.
It raises the bar for desserts of such kind!
San Marcos Crème Brûlée
The last cake I want to mention is what I had at a Cornell get-together. It was brought by a champion badminton buddy, Benny de Guzman, and is called a San Marcos Crème Brûlée. It's like a light butter cake, not too sweet, with a slender creamy icing between the layers and a crusty topping similar to an ordinary crème brûlée.
I understand it's now one of the most popular cakes in the Metro. I brought one to a bible study last week. When I got to the venue, I was told the event had been postponed. I missed my spiritual feeding, but I had a whole cake to myself. Yummy!
The three goodies I experienced are hard to beat, which translates into a little less effort in dieting. As I always say, the best time to plan a diet is when you're full, because then you are so determined to do it.
Happy eating!
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