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Piran Meadows Resort and Spa is part of our Go Active Breaks+ Collection, new in 2014 and superbly located just a short drive from the golden beaches of Newquay. Surrounded by the glorious North Cornwall countryside and perfect for exploring the delights of Britain's surf capital, this is an ideal base for a family holiday taken completely at your own pace.Do as much or as little as you please! A stylish bar and restaurant, a huge range of activities on site and locally ensures something to suit everyone – all you need for creating those unforgettable holiday memories.Famous for eleven beaches ranging from secluded coves to the thrill of rolling surf, Newquay offers an adventure playground to all ages. A zoo, fun and theme parks, animal sanctuaries, mystical castles, magical gardens and a host of contemporary and culinary treats are among numerous family attractions. Falmouth, Polzeath and the Eden Project are easily accessible.
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Welcome we got on arrival was perfect start to our holiday. Enjoyable week ending with a friendly chat to the security guard . .who you could tell loved his job. What a nice atmosphere that was reflected around the holiday park . We didn't use facilities as was out sightseeing but bar food was top class.
Fantastic holiday very good facilities for adults and young children, very calm and relaxing, very central for going out for the day. Would go back again.
We was spoilt with this resort ! It was excellent value for money ! Beautiful grounds and facilties were good . We would book again and have told family & friends to book .
The site is very clean and well maintained. Our home was a 2 bed Wadebridge which for a family of 3 was great, more than 2 adults would find it a little cramped in the twin bedroom. The outside area is small and in our case wasn't cleaned as we had to empty the ash tray! The kitchen was well equipped, however for us personally we would have preferred to ditch the dishwasher for a washing machine (anyone with small children would understand!). I noticed that the plug in the sink in the main bathroom wasn't working so I reported it the following day, someone came to look and said it would need replacing and that they could get the part the following day. We were there for a further 5 days, but no one arrived with said part. I felt that the homes were a little too close together, our neighbours had a bbq a couple of nights and the smoke was quite intense!
We didn't make use of the activities as our little boy has autism so couldn't take part, but we did use the pool which is great and he loved it. The leisure area is lovely and spotless, the gym is quite small but despite that my husband managed to get a couple of good workouts in.
We ate at the restaurant a couple of nights and what we had was lovely and the prices reasonable.
We would definitely return as the area is lovely with plenty to do.
Very Good. Could not fault anything. Everywhere within a decent driving distance even Lands end. Nice, quiet and value for money.
Fantastic site, would not hesitate to recommend to friends and family. Will be returning for future holidays.
Fantastic stay, can't wait to go back again!
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Excellent stay! Piran Meadows have thought of everything and we particularly loved relaxing in the hot tub in the evening when our little one was in bed. Would definitely stay again!
The holiday was amazing we had perfect weather but what also made it great was the site was lovely clean, friendly, amazing for the children couldn't fault it in any way.
We had a fantastic 4 nights at Piran Meadows. The lodge was clean and very well equipped. Even though 5 adults and baby were staying in the Truro Premier lodge, it still felt very spacious. The hot tub was a nice touch.
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We had a lovely stay at Piran Meadows. The staff were very friendly and the site was very clean and tidy. The restaurant meals were good and reasonably priced. My daughter stayed in a different caravan to us and she had a jacuzzi which was like being in a very hot bath! The only downside was the disposable barbecue as it tends to burn your food! But apart from that we had a fabulous time.
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Piran Meadows is a lovely quiet holiday park.The accomodation was excellent we could not fault anything with the caravan we stayed in (St Austell 3) we had everything we could of wished for and was very good value for money.The only down side was the food was not upto much in the onsite restaurant.We would deffinatly return to Piran Meadows.


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When a child behaves inappropriately, I find that it's almost always due to an underdeveloped skill. If we don't explicitly teach the student this skill, their behavior is unlikely to change for the better.
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I would guess that since you ride singletrack on a KTM your focus on dualsporting will be similar to mine. On the trail is where you will have the most fun, and that's where you'll spend most of your time. IMO, the smaller the bike, the more you would enjoy it. A 690 Adventure should certainly be a strong consideration..................... once it becomes reality.
The F650 GS twin is a street bike with long travel suspension, which is exactly what I want. The 800GS will take you a lot of places but you'll have to work at it, and pay for it, and wait for it. It's almost 400 lbs dry. I do a lot of offroading on my DR650, and although it's 60 lbs lighter than the BMW, it's still a pig.
BTW, I started riding dirtbikes in '92 and just sold my last race bike, a '04 KTM 300. I started dualsporting 2 years ago, and I'm loving it! But I want some variety like you do. So to replace my SV650, I ordered a new F650GS twin. When I need to get muddy, I'll hop on the DR650 and not worry so much about dropping it.
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There's a simple answer to that question. As I mentioned in the first post in this series, "It's my machine dagnabbit". The simple answer is that applets consume resources that can be better used by by the customer.
At an absolute minimum, each applet process consumes a process (no duh - that was a stupid statement, Larry). But you need to realize that each process on Windows consumes a significant amount of system resources - you can see this in Vista's taskmgr.
There are three columns that are interesting: Working Set, Commit Size and Memory. Commit Size is the amount of memory reserved for the process (so can be insanely large , Working Set is the amount of physical memory that the process is currently consuming, and Memory is the amount of working set that's not being used by DLLs.
On my machine, to pick on two applets that I have running, you find:
That 700K is real, physical RAM that's being actively used by the process (otherwise it would have been swapped out). With multiple applets running, it adds up FAST. On todays big machines, this isn't a big deal, but on a machine with less memory, it can be crippling.
In my last post, I categorized applets into 4 categories (updaters, tray notification handlers, helper applications and services). In addition to the common issues mentioned above, each of these has its own special set of issues associated with it.
Updaters often to run all the time, even though they're only actually doing work once a day (or once a month). That means that they consume resources all the time that they're active. Adding insult to injury, on my machine at home, I have an updater that is manifested to require elevation (which means I get the "your app requires elevation" popup whenever it tries to run).
Tray notification handlers also run all the time, and adding insult to injury, they clutter up the notification area. The more items in the notification area, the less useful it is. This is actually the primary justification for the "big 4" notification area items in Vista - people kept on finding that the 3rd party notification area icons crowded out functionality they wanted to access. In addition, notification handlers seem to love popping up toast on the desktop, which often interrupts the user. In addition, since tray handlers often run synchronously at startup, they delay system boot time.
Helper applications don't have any specific issues, from what I've seen. They just consume resources when they're running.
Services are both good and bad. Each Windows service has a start type which lets the system know what to do with the service on startup. There are 3 relevant start types for most services: AutoStart, DemandStart and Disabled. When a service is marked as AutoStart, it starts on every boot of the system, which degrades the system startup time. In addition, because services often run in highly privileged accounts, the author of the service needs to take a great deal of care to ensure that they don't introduce security holes into the system. Before Vista, high privileged services were notorious for popping up UI on the user's desktop, a practice so dangerous, it justified its own category of security threat ("shatter attacks"). In Vista, changes were made to eliminate classic shatter attacks for all subsequent versions of the OS, so fortunately this issue isn't as grave as it was in the past.
Tomorrow: So how do you mitigate the damage that applets can cause?
I don't agree that private working set is a very good estimation on impact. Even if a service only has a 2MB working set of a 30MB heap, it still had to have allocated and initialized that 30MB somehow, probably off disk, which costs time on startup. It then costs time again when it needs to access that memory at some point during execution and finally again to free it on shutdown. You're still paying a cost for all of those pages.
That's precisely why I hate craplets like the ATI Control Panel -- sure, it has a working set significantly smaller than its allocated size, at some point it wakes up, such as when you click on it, and then it takes forever thrashing the disk while it swaps pages in its heap back into memory. It's worse with .NET apps that suddenly decide to do a full garbage collection and need EVERY page swapped back in. You might as well go to lunch at that point because the swap traffic kills system responsiveness.
"That 700K is real, physical RAM"
Obviously I can't add up today, where does that 700K number come from?
Norman: You're right, I do want the firewall client. I never said it was "so bad", it happened to be an applet on my machineat work.
Phaeron: You're right, but private working set works quite nicely as a measure of the spot impact of a process. It doesn't tell you history, but it does tell you how bad it is right now.
Paul: The 700K comes from rounding 760K down.
One of the other worse ones I've seen are included with HP all-in-one printers. They install a number of always-run programs and a couple of them are well known for hanging the system when you try to shut down.
I've gotten a real education on Services reading your posts. I monitor some of the less understood startup vectors and it amazes me how may legit vendors sneak things in.
For instance, on a brand new Dell laptop I was preparing for my daughter I found that it included an AOL file called "GW SEH Intercept" located in
This was a clean OEM machine and AOL wasn't even in installed yet! I'm told SEH stands for Structured encryption handling.
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"If Vista had up/down scripts like linux, then I could just hook into those, but no hooks means one more craplet."
Norman, check into the new Vista Task Scheduler, they finally got this right. Create a new task and select the trigger "On an event." Then select the network event you want to trigger the action. You can undoubtedly find a suitable event number by searching the event logs.
I know that Microsoft has no interest in back-porting this to XP, but if nobody does then it will be several years before these kind of Vista features are exploited. Most app developers would prefer to avoid multiple code paths and as long as the XP-crapplet way works on Vista it will be predominant for a long time to come.
Bill, I think I mentioned the HP 7400 printer in one of these posts.
I hate that stupid piece of junk - it's a nice printer, but the crap that came with their driver annoys the heck out of me.
Dave: Wow, I had absolutely no idea that this had been added in Vista - It works like a charm!
Larry:... but private working set works quite nicely as a measure of the spot impact of a process. It doesn't tell you history, but it does tell you how bad it is right now.
I think this isn't exact enough. You have to add also the shared pages with a refcount of one, to make a fair process comparison.
These pages are often surprisingly huge.
edgar: that's essentially what Pavel mentioned above. You're right, but it's not easy to calculate that number in a non-intrusive manner.
Larry: that's essentially what Pavel mentioned above. You're right, but it's not easy to calculate that number in a non-intrusive manner.
Sorry Pavel, I haven't read your entry. Larry's blogs are so long. ;)
- But it is easy and not that much much time-consuming. It is of course always a snapshot, but it's closer to the truth. Therefore it is a better system overview. We are talking about unnecessary resource overhead, not specific asynchronous test scenarios.
The shatter attack is the stupidest thing I have ever seen. It's too bad how much people care about backwards compatibility over security.
Oh, right, crapplets. Do you think it would be possible to alter the registry to pop up a dialog saying "Crapplet.exe is trying to add itself to your autostart programs/services. Do you want to allow this?" every time some piece of filth tries to install one?
Obviously it won't help OEM machines, but it still would be nice when it comes time to get a new printer ;)
> pop up a dialog saying "Crapplet.exe is trying to add itself to
> your autostart programs/services. Do you want to allow this?"
> [...] would be nice when it comes time to get a new printer ;)
OK, users never read dialogs, but let's imagine someone reads this one when they install their new printer. Now let's figure out the answer. Start with the dialog buttons.
[Yes] [No] [I don't know. I want to answer No, but if I answer No then will I be able to print?]
Click the obvious button. Here comes the next dialog that no one will ever read.
"Windows needs an internet connection in order to find out where crapplet.exe came from. Please connect, elevate to administrator privileges, and install this ActiveX control."
[Back] [Next] [Cancel]
Then if crapplet.exe came from Microsoft,
"Please visit the support page on Microsoft's web site and find out how you can pay a fee to ask your question"
[Back] [Finish] [Cancel]
or if it came from another company,
"crapplet.exe came from company x so please visit company x's web site to find that there's no answer to your question"
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Though they agree the renovation of Kilcawley Center is necessary, Youngstown State University trustees want more information about how it will be funded.
Last year, trustees designated $10 million for the renovation of the building that serves as the student center. The money came from a bond issue, borrowed for campus improvements.
At a meeting Tuesday of the board's academic and student-affairs committee, Jack Fahey, interim vice president for student affairs, said the cost of the renovation has risen to $14.5 million.
"The student center no longer compares favorably with our competitors," Fahey said.
It's less of a social hub than student centers are intended to be, he said.
"Student centers should be the living room of the campus," Fahey said.
The project includes moving the Chestnut Room from the first floor to the second floor, consolidating conference spaces on the second floor, with spaces for students on the first floor.
The additional money would come from fundraising, a new food-services contract in the center and money left over from the Wick Pollock House restoration project and the Williamson College of Business Administration building construction. Other aspects of the project, including new furniture, dining-room equipment and technology, could be phased in rather than installed all at once.
Scott Schulick, trustees chairman, said he'd like to see a more detailed proposal for paying for the additional costs as well as a development plan for its fundraising.
The proposal is expected to be presented to committee members at another meeting, likely next week.
While it's really nice to see that the Trustees are finally asking questions, instead of just rubber stamping their approval on everything, this is something they should already know. They might even try taking a walk through Kilcawley Center. It happens to be one of the most recently updated and beautiful buildings on campus. It's conspicuous consumption to tear everything up to make it just a bit better. . . .like the glass staircase. And to borrow to do it and then raise tuition to pay off the debt during a poor economy. At best, this university's behavior is completely irresponsible. At worst, it's sinful.
Do potential YSU students REALLY decide the college to attend based on the student center? As opposed to tuition and fees, available majors, distance from home, instructors, job placement rates, etc ... YSU is a commuter school, after all ...


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Introduction to Medical Terminology (2008)
by Ann Ehrlich, Carol Schroeder
is a condition of abnormal muscle tone that causes the impairment of voluntary muscle movement (dys- means bad, ton means tone, and -ia means condition). Hypertonia (high-per-TOH-nee-ah) is a condition of ...
Medical Terminology Basics: Programmed Instruction (2010)
Programmed Instruction by Y. H. Hui
dys- is a prefix meaning bad orfaulty. "kerat/o" is a combining form ...
Quick Medical Terminology (2011)
A Self-Teaching Guide by Shirley Soltesz Steiner, Natalie Pate Capps
You have learned that dys- means pain, painful. But dys- is a prefix that also means bad (defective) or difficult. Try this. Plasia means formation or change, in the sense of molding during the growing years. This kind ...
Surgical and Gynaecological Nursing (1916)
by Edward Mason Parker, Scott Dudley Breckinridge
Dys- means difficult or painful. E- means without. Ec- means out. Ecto- means without or on the outside of. En- means in.
Medical Terminology (2007)
A Programmed Learning Approach to the Language of Health Care by Marjorie Canfield Willis
onic and fetal stages to birth * Produce some female sex hormones toc/o difficult dys- means faulty, painful, or , and the.
A Complete Pronouncing Medical Dictionary (1889)
Embracing the Terminology of Medicine and the Kindred Sciences, with Their Signification, Etymology, and Pronunciation ... by Joseph Thomas
Dys-UII-a.* [From the Gr. etiv, " difficult," and )jij>ju, tu " talk."] blow or difficult speech. Dys-lo'ehl-a.* [From the Gr. 6v<, " difficult," and the Lat. Ic/ckta.] Decrease or suppression of the Locu IA, which see. DyYlys-in. [From the Gr. di* , •• difficult," ...
A Dictionary of Terms Used in Medicine and the Collateral Sciences (1844)
by Richard Dennis Hoblyn
Dys-ecoea (UsOIJ, hearing). Cophosis. Impaired hearing. 7. Dys-entery (eWepa, the bowels). Inflammation of the mucous lining of the large intestines. By certain French writers it is named colite; and in common language it is termed/uj:, ...
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The past month has been crazy for me so I didn't have an opportunity to post this item until now, and if it's already been posted and discussed and I overlooked it, please forgive me!
Last month I had the incredible opportunity to take my girlfriend and her 2 preschool age children to see Mickey's Magic Show in Indianapolis. Let me tell you that it is an absolutely outstanding stage show and a show no Disney fan, parent of small children, or "old fashioned" magic fan should miss. I just read part 1 of a 2 part article at Jim Hill Media concerning the creation and development of the show, and encourage you to read it as well.
The magic show is full of wonderful magic tricks, great characters (Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy and Goofy as well as princesses, Alice, Madhatter, Queen, etc) those great Disney songs, beautiful costumes, delightful sets and scenery, and 2 very talented young men who "run" the show for Mickey. However, the best part for me was the fact that Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Donald and Daisy all had moving mouths and eyes that blinked and winked!!!! Also, the characters could remove their hats, put on other hats, and the hats didn't fall off the costume heads! I was shocked when Goofy got tangled up in the curtain ropes and flipped upside down and his big green hat fell off his head. When Donald helped him down he bent over, picked up his hat, dusted it off and effortlessly plopped it on his head. Later in the show Mickey removed his top hat and replaced it with his sorcerer hat!!! Heck, that was worth the admission price for me right there! At the end of the show Mickey looked at the audience, mouthed "See ya real soon!" and then winked!!! I had goose bumps!
Folks, go to Ticketmaster or wherever you can find info on this show and try to see it!!! It's delightful for young and old alike!!


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The discussion on arsenic in the environment is complex and must grasp the importance of very many, mostly unrelated works on individual aspects. This volume represents one of the first comprehensive and interdisciplinary examinations into arsenic's behaviour in air, water, soils, sediments, plants...
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43 year old man | Alexandria, LA, USA | Seeking women 28-50 within 300 miles
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Ca-Vegas-Bayou? Finally made it!
Well I finally made it!!!! Two months later than I had hoped to get here but that's life! I've been here a little more than two weeks and all is great! I'm looking forward to making some new friends and meet a special one! My name is Todd, I grew up in Southern California. Both of my parents grew up in Natchitoches Parish. My dad's family(He's 1 of 14) from a small farming community in Cloutierville. I have always enjoyed my visits, I love the outdoors and animals, I'm not one of those Ca people you might be thinking about? I like animals as food! I love to fish and hunt! Really, but as true as that is I do like them as pets, and understand there's a right way & a wrong way to do these things, and wild or not we need to protect them when necessary. I have lived in Las Vegas for 20yrs. I have seen it all there! Been through a lot. No Regrets, I love my past, it's brought me to a great place in my life. I am easy to get along with, non judgmental, I always try to treat people the way I want to be treated. My Dad was my best friend, and was a great person everyone loved. Since he passed away it has meant a lot to me to be a good person. Over the last 2 yrs with each visit Louisiana felt more and more like home. My aunt said I have muddy bayou water in my blood! LOL! Well, Last Thanksgiving while visiting, I saw a mobile Kitchen for sale, and bought it. I will use it for events and hope to open a sports grill, or café also. Yes, I'm a chef, went to culinary school after 15 yrs in construction. I am young at heart, yet mature, I know what I want, and I know how to treat a lady! I own my own house it's on the market in Vegas and hope it sells FAST! When it does I will buy a place here. But not sure where yet. I was told Lafayette was good place to look. The place my family lives is just to far from an actual city for me! I guess I have some neon lights in my blood too! I am not wealthy but I am financially secure. I will always try to make you feel special. I am an old school gentleman that likes to spend romantic evenings with a lady, I like to hold hands, open doors, lots of kissing and passion. I am a masculine man I am adventurous, open minded, always respectful, and thoughtful, . I like to go out to lounges/bars and have a few drinks & video poker, wine and dine, burger and a beer at a pub, or take out and a dvd is fine too. I love to cook, go to the movies, live music, sports and fairs and festivals are always fun! , I am looking for a friend to get to know, build a good friendship and hopefully more. But No expectations, one step at a time. Let's just start with a chat sometime and see if we connect! I hope to hear from you soon!
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Business networking , Cooking , Dining out , Fishing/Hunting , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Performing arts , Political interests , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Baseball, Basketball, Football, Hockey, Other types of exercise, Walking / Hiking
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
Don't display my sign
I have Dogs
I like Cats, Exotic Pets, Fish, Gerbils / Guinea Pigs / Etc., Horses, Other, Reptiles
My dogs name is chucky. No not after the terrible doll. He's my 135lb lab/mastiff buddy, I got him from a lady that found him in an abandoned house crying when he was a puppy, Some people are just sick!
Middle of the Road
In general, I'm open to anything, with the right company, so my favorite Hot Spot is spending my time with good fun people where ever we might be!
These days i really have to say the things that give me the most injoyment are just hangin' out with my little brother, friends and family. I love to cook, go to the movies, fishing (deep sea and mountain lakes) and like all kids of music!
Spending time with my two little brothers ! Taking them to the park teaching them how to play sports, and just goofing around with them.
Not a big reader, last book I probably read front to back was Freakonomics or Cajun Men cook too. Does Food TV mag count?
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I flip houses and will be starting a business in the food industry at the end of the year or next spring. I'm still not sure exactly what yet......So many ideas!
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|Never Married
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|Asian, East Indian, Latino / Hispanic, Middle Eastern, Native American, Pacific Islander, White / Caucasian
I'm Native American/Cajun, Both my parents come from large farm families in Central Louisiana. But I grew up in Socal
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Funding dreams: Immokalee Foundation's Charity Classic celebrates Immokalee youth
Perhaps there is no greater gift than seeing through the eyes of a child. At The Immokalee Foundation (TIF), we are afforded that gift each time one of our students gets the chance to see beyond the walls of Immokalee.
When they are provided with educational opportunities and life experiences designed to lead them on a path to success, we see the difference it makes. We experience it through their eyes.
During the upcoming 2013 Charity Classic Celebration on Nov. 16 at The Ritz-Carlton, Naples, patrons will have the distinct opportunity to see and experience what we do each and every day.
During the fundraising event, TIF students will be on hand to share their experiences and let the audience know just how impactful donor contributions have been in helping them achieve their goals. Through the Fund A Dream live auction, benefactors have the chance to literally make dreams come true — the dream of a better future.
The live auction allows donors to provide students with college or vocational school scholarships, literacy enhancement, career development and experiences to build leadership and life skills. The opportunities afforded to TIF students through Fund A Dream are life changing. It allows them to dream bigger, believe in themselves and their abilities and achieve their greatest aspirations.
The students aren't just handed these experiences: they are held accountable for their grades, behavior and attendance and are often chosen for different opportunities based on those factors. Hard work is required, but if they stay on the right path, they are rewarded with the tools necessary to help them succeed.
Other highlights of the Charity Classic Celebration include an outstanding dinner presented by the talented chefs of The Ritz-Carlton, Naples and a cocktail reception offering another chance to meet our bright young voices of the future. During the reception, students are paired with a board member to allow some one-on-one time with attendees. It gives them a chance to express their sincere gratitude to their benefactors.
Following the Charity Classic Celebration, local golfers will have the chance to tee up with some of the biggest names in golf during the Charity Classic Pro-Am golf tournament on Nov. 18 at the Bay Colony Golf Club in Naples. For this fundraising event, amateur and professional players will team up for a day of fun and philanthropy.
The exclusive tournament is limited to 24 foursomes, plus pros. For the past several years, PGA and Champions Tour professional and Golf Channel analyst Mark Lye has recruited top professionals from the PGA, Champions and LPGA tours to take part in the fundraiser, and this year is no exception.
To date, the lineup consists of golfing greats Chip Beck, Nolan Henke, Steve Flesch, Skip Kendall, Joe Ogilvie, George McNeill, Dudley Hart, Wayne Levi and Frank Nobilo from the PGA and Champions tours; Mike Hulbert, Craig Perks, Dudley Hart, Chip Beck, Russ Cochran and Charlie Rymer from the PGA Tour and Champions Tour; the Long Drive Champ Jamie Sadlowski; and Pernilla Lindberg, Michelle McGann, Kris Tschetter and Veronica Felibert from the LPGA Tour.
The day begins at 7:30 a.m. with breakfast and a short clinic conducted by two of the tour professionals, followed by a shotgun start at 9:30 a.m. The scramble format pairs players with a different pro for each of the nine holes. Lunch and an awards presentation will be held immediately following the benefit tournament. Pro-Am entry fees begin at $5,000. All Pro-Am golfers will receive tickets to the Charity Classic Celebration.
Event chair Kevin Johnson, with Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management, stated the event is much more than just a great day of golf.
"The funds raised go toward TIF programs, which directly change the futures of these kids' lives. You can't have a more direct impact on someone's future than by helping to create a solid educational base and then helping them succeed at the next level," Johnson said.
Ticket prices are $550 per guest; tables are available at $5,000 for 10 guests. Sponsorship and underwriting opportunities are also available. For more information or to make reservations, contact The Immokalee Foundation at (239) 430-9122, email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.immokaleefoundation.org.
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A lot has changed since the Cruiser's beginning in 1987, but the one common denominator that still exists is all of our members have a deep love and respect for the automobile. We are a not for profit car club, and invite the owners of all makes, models, and types of automobiles to join our club.
The Curry County Cruisers car club has earned an excellent reputation in Curry County and surrounding counties as being a community orientated club. We have donated tens of thousands of dollars to local charities and other not for profit agencies within Curry County from the proceeds of our community car shows. Our main recipient for assistance is the Brookings Harbor Community Helpers Food Bank.
We are an active car club, hosting the following events:
- St. Patrick's Day Poker Run
- Azalea Festival Car Show on Memorial Day
- Teen Challenge (held in conjunction with the Annual Azalea Festival Car Show)
- Wednesday Night Cruise-In thru out the summer at Les Schwab Tire Center
- Cruise to the Coast held in mid July
Our club meetings are held on the second Sunday of each month at the Oceanside Diner in the Port of Brookings-Harbor. You come early for lunch at 1:00pm or for the meeting only which begins at 1:45pm. Visitors are always welcome to attend our meetings.
As a club member, you can get discounts on many products often ranging from 10% and up at the following businesses: Always check discount amounts prior to purchasing.
- NAPA Auto Parts, Brookings, OR.
- Radio Shack Brookings (check discount amount prior to purchasing)
- Dan's Car Quest, Brookings
- Baxter Auto Parts, Crescent City, CA.
- O'Reilly's Auto Parts, Brookings
- Quality Fast Lube & Oil, Brookings ($5.00 off on oil change)
Our dues are $25.00 per year (per family) payable each January.
You do not need to own a classic car or truck to join our club. If you are interested in becoming a member of the Curry County Cruisers, give us a call at 541-813-1214, or email us by clicking HERE.
Events and special notices are posted on our website at www.currycountycruisers.com and also on Facebook.
Current Club Officers are:
President: Jim Haggerty 541-813-1214
Vice President: John Cary 541-661-9906
Treasurer: Susan Rhoads 541-469-7716
Secretary: Tina Lake 541-813-1617
Webmaster: Jim Haggerty 541-813-1214
Facebook: Patsy Haggerty 541-813-1214


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Limited Copies of The Writings of David Thompson, Volume II: The Travels, 1848 Version and Associated Texts are Still Available for Purchase!
Continuing the celebration of the great explorer David Thompson's travels to the West, the Champlain Society is proud to bring you The Writings of David Thompson, Volume II: The Travels, 1848 Version and Associated Texts. A limited number of print copies are available, so order soon as the first volume of the David Thompson series, The 1850 Travels, published in 2009, is out of print.
Thompson's Travels is a distinguished literary work, alternating between the empirical and expository prose of the scientist and the immediate and vivid language of the storyteller, animated throughout by a restless spirit of inquiry and sense of wonder.
In Volume II, the 1848 Travels, Thompson describes his most enduring historical legacy: the extension of the fur trade across the Continental Divide between 1807 and 1812. During these years, he established several Nor'wester trading posts, made contact with tribal peoples of the Columbia Plateau, and tirelessly mapped the lands he traversed, all the time striving westward toward the Pacific. The tale climaxes with Thompson's historic arrival at the mouth of the Columbia in July 1811.
Editor Bill Moreau is already working on Volume III, which will include a selection of Thompson's letters, reports, contributions to newspapers, and prose sketches.
This volume is a supplementary publication and is only available for purchase as a single issue for the price of $56.44 (tax included). It is not included in your annual membership. Click Here to purchase your copy now.
If you have additional questions or wish to order your copy by phone, please contact Lauren Naus at: (416)-667-7777 ext. 7869 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
For over one hundred years, The Champlain Society has echoed the voices of some of Canada's most eloquent citizens. Since the early 1600s, explorers, merchants, public servants, scientists, ordinary people, and extraordinary men and women have left riveting accounts of their actions and thoughts. Through its books and Digital Collection, The Champlain Society makes the adventures, explorations, discoveries, and opinions that have shaped Canada available to all who have an interest in its past. The Champlain Society is also scholarly: its books have been the object of meticulous treatment by specialists whose role has been to highlight the significance of the eyewitness accounts and to inform readers of the context in which these documents were drafted.
The mission of The Champlain Society is to increase public awareness of, and accessibility to, Canada's rich store of historical records.
Its Goals Are:
- To publish Canadian documentary materials edited and produced to the highest standards;
- To assist the Canadian public in improving the understanding of the nation's past through occasional public lectures, seminars, colloquia, conferences, and the publication of occasional papers;
- To serve as an advocate on the proper care of, and accessibility to, Canada's historical records;
- To increase participation in the work of The Society by enlarging and broadening its membership.
Please click here to view our Digital Collection.


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Video Lecture on the Work of István Mészáros
The following lecture was filmed on September 15th, 2012, at the Democracy Center in Cambridge, MA. It features Irv Kurki, coordinator for essential discussions, on "The Roots of Capital," and Doug Enaa Greene, member of the Kasama Project and an activist at Occupy Boston, on "Overcoming Alienation."… | more |
Paramilitarism and the Assault on Democracy in Haiti reviewed in CounterPunch
Jeb Sprague's definitive Paramilitarism and the Assault on Democracy in Haiti (Monthly Review Press, 2012) is the product of seven years of research and writing. Since the 2004 Bush Administration-backed overthrow of the democratically-elected Jean Bertrand Aristide government, journalist and scholar Sprague has been investigating key players behind that coup. His work is especially strong on interviews with figures in anti-Aristide political and paramilitary networks, and on unearthing cables from the U.S. embassy in Port-au-Prince and other relevant documents through Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests. Sprague also combed through all the Haiti-related documents released through the activist project Wikileaks.… | more |
Oliver Villar interviewed in Asia Times Online
What has been your main motivation to spend 10 years of your life to the subject of the drug trade?… | more |
Oliver Villar: The main motivation goes sometime back. I think it has to do firstly with my own experiences in growing up in working class suburbs in Sydney, Australia. It always has been an area that I found very curious and fascinating just to think about how rampant and persuasive drugs really are in our communities, and just by looking at it in more recent times how much worse the drug problem has become, not just in lower socio-economic areas, but everywhere. But from then on, when I finally had the opportunity to do so, I actually undertook this as a PhD thesis. I spent my time carefully looking at firstly what was written on the drug trade, but as coming from Latin America, I was very interested in particular in the Latin American drug trade as well. … | more |
Jeb Sprague's Op-Ed in the Miami Herald
Haiti's government is making plans to revive the country's disbanded army, an institution guilty of many of the worst crimes ever perpetrated in the country. At the same time, special police units have been used to drive earthquake victims out of camps. While civil society and grassroots organizations in Haiti are campaigning against a return to the era of Duvalierist repression, people in the United States should be made aware of our government's long history with that country's military and security forces.… | more |
The Endless Crisis discussed in the Guardian
Larry Elliott, economics editor of the Guardian, sums it up: "The Marxist perspective, exemplified in a new book by John Bellamy Foster and Robert McChesney, is also useful. This argues that the strong western growth rates in the middle of the 20th century were something of a mirage, caused by high military spending, postwar reconstruction, higher welfare spending and the investment in road networks that allowed the full flowering of the age of the automobile. Since then, a number of things have happened. There has been a concentration of capital but a shortage of profitable investment opportunities. So far, there has not been a wave of innovations like the car, the plane, cinema and TV to give the global economy a shot in the arm, although it is possible that digital, robotics, genetics and green technology could act as a catalyst. The result has been a declining trend rate of growth, and the increased financialisation of western economies as the surpluses have been re-cycled through the banks in a search for yield. Hence the Latin American debt crisis. Hence the sub-prime mortgage crisis. Hence the inability of the global economy to emerge from its torpor."… | more |
The Rise of China and the Demise of the Capitalist World Economy reviewed on Systemic Disorder
The world is not limitless, yet growth without limits is touted as a permanent economic elixir. But natural resources aren't infinite, nor can demand be infinite. What happens when the limits of growth are reached? We aren't supposed to ask that question about capitalism; the assumption is that economic activity will always grow. The insertion of China into the world capitalist system has created the opportunity for more growth as a country of 1.3 billion people has been thrown open to the world's markets. But what if, rather than throwing capitalism a lifeline in the form of a vast pool of consumers who will drive demand, China instead will fatally destabilize an already weakened world economic system?… | more |
Join Irving Kurki and Doug Enaa Greene for an installment of the ongoing "Occupy Consciousness" lecture series, where they discuss the work of István Mészáros and its application to our time and the Occupy Movement. … | more |
Paramilitarism and the Assault on Democracy in Haiti reviewed by Inter Press Service
Haiti's brutal army was disbanded in 1995, yet armed and uniformed paramilitaries, with no government affiliation, occupy former army bases today. President Michel Martelly, who has promised to restore the army, has not called on police or U.N. troops to dislodge these ad-hoc soldiers. Given the army's history of violent opposition to democracy, Martelly's plan to renew the army "can only lead to more suffering", says Jeb Sprague in his forthcoming book Paramilitarism and the Assault on Democracy in Haiti, to be released mid August by Monthly Review Press.… | more |
Join the author of Paramilitarism and the Assault on Democracy in Haiti, just released by Monthly Review Press, at an event near you! Jeb Sprague will discuss his new book, which investigates the dangerous world of right-wing paramilitarism in Haiti and its role in undermining the democratic aspirations of the Haitian people.… | more |
NEW! Paramilitarism and the Assault on Democracy in Haiti by Jeb Sprague
In this path-breaking book, Jeb Sprague investigates the dangerous world of right-wing paramilitarism in Haiti and its role in undermining the democratic aspirations of the Haitian people. Sprague focuses on the period beginning in 1990 with the rise of Haiti's first democratically elected president, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, and the right-wing movements that succeeded in driving him from power. Over the ensuing two decades, paramilitary violence was largely directed against the poor and supporters of Aristide's Lavalas movement, taking the lives of thousands of Haitians. Sprague seeks to understand how this occurred, and traces connections between paramilitaries and their elite financial and political backers, in Haiti but also in the United States and the Dominican Republic. … | more |
José Carlos Mariátegui: An Anthology reviewed on Marx & Philosophy Review of Books
José Carlos Mariátegui is not exactly a household name among Marxists outside Latin America, let alone among the wider left. In Latin America, however, his writings have played an influential role in the development of socialist politics and have impacted on recent progressive governments that have been elected in the wake of the collapse of the dictatorships and the neo-liberal economies associated with them. For this reason alone, this recent publication of an anthology of his writings is long overdue and much to be welcomed.… | more |
The Invisible Handcuffs of Capitalism reviewed on Marx & Philosophy Review of Books
Perelman addresses the whole range of problems with work and the work process within capitalism: the way it stifles the creativity of the worker, the waste of social productive powers by the many jobs and technical applications created solely to safeguard the managerial power of capital, the superior knowledge workers have of the work process and the struggle over the extraction of this knowledge, the inefficiencies of production all these combine to generate within capitalism, and finally the various kinds of theoretical apologetics generated within economic theory to justify this sorry state of affairs.… | more |
NEW! From Solidarity to Sellout: The Restoration of Capitalism in Poland by Tadeusz Kowalik
In the 1980s and 90s, renowned Polish economist Tadeusz Kowalik played a leading role in the Solidarity movement, struggling alongside workers for an alternative to "really-existing socialism" that was cooperative and controlled by the workers themselves. In the ensuing two decades, "really-existing" socialism has collapsed, capitalism has been restored, and Poland is now among the most unequal countries in the world. Kowalik asks, how could this happen in a country that once had the largest and most militant labor movement in Europe?… | more |
NEW! The Contradictions of "Real Socialism": The Conductor and the Conducted by Michael A. Lebowitz
What was "real socialism"—the term which originated in twentieth-century socialist societies for the purpose of distinguishing them from abstract, theoretical socialism? In this volume, Michael A. Lebowitz considers the nature, tendencies, and contradictions of those societies. Beginning with the constant presence of shortages within "real socialism," Lebowitz searches for the inner relations which generate these patterns. He finds these, in particular, in what he calls "vanguard relations of production," a relation which takes the apparent form of a social contract where workers obtain benefits not available to their counterparts in capitalism but lack the power to decide within the workplace and society.… | more |
NEW! An Introduction to the Three Volumes of Karl Marx's Capital by Michael Heinrich
Heinrich's modern interpretation of Capital is now available to English-speaking readers for the first time. It has gone through nine editions in Germany, is the standard work for Marxist study groups, and is used widely in German universities. The author systematically covers all three volumes of Capital and explains all the basic aspects of Marx's critique of capitalism in a way that is clear and concise. He provides background information on the intellectual and political milieu in which Marx worked, and looks at crucial issues beyond the scope of Capital, such as class struggle, the relationship between capital and the state, accusations of historical determinism, and Marx's understanding of communism. Uniquely, Heinrich emphasizes the monetary character of Marx's work, in addition to the traditional emphasis on the labor theory of value, thus highlighting the relevance of Capital to the age of financial explosions and implosions.… | more |
Wisconsin Uprising reviewed on ZNet
The Wisconsin Uprising in February-March 2011 was one of the most exciting events in a long time in this country's history. People mobilized on a scale not seen since the early 1970s, initially to protest a draconian assault on working people and public services intended to serve them, but it developed into a larger protest over the meaning of "democracy" in the contemporary United States. And though the protests ultimately failed to stop passage of an unjust law, it served and still serves as an inspiration to people in Wisconsin and around the world.… | more |
Read an excerpt of The Contradictions of "Real Socialism" by Michael A. Lebowitz on LINKS
Our friends at LINKS: International Journal of Socialist Renewal have posted an exclusive excerpt of Michael A. Lebowitz's forthcoming title, The Contradictions of "Real Socialism": The Conductor and the Conducted. Click here to read it, and look for the book later this month! … | more |
José Carlos Mariátegui: An Anthology reviewed on Upside Down World
This anthology provides an illuminating insight into the writings and philosophy of Peruvian thinker and journalist, José Carlos Mariátegui. A pioneer for more contemporary thinkers such as Ernesto Che Guevara, and analyst of continuous struggles such as the Indigenous "problem," Mariátegui sought to rethink Marxism in a manner which would provide Peru and Latin America with its own Marxist reality. Mariátegui's non-dogmatic thought transcends history to reflect current reality.… | more |
Wisconsin Uprising reviewed on Counterfire
This collection of 17 essays by 19 writers is a serious attempt by seasoned activists in the North American labour movement to come to grips with the phenomenon that swept Wisconsin in the late winter and spring of 2011. The writers clearly share a passionate commitment to building support for oppositional movements in the States, identify organised labour as an essential component of this project, and see active participation as a necessary part of their commitment. Beyond this, they bring a variety of experiences and political analyses to bear in their contributions.… | more |
NEW! Capital Accumulation and Women's Labour in Asian Economies by Peter Custers, introduction by Jayati Ghosh
The global impact of Asian production of the wage goods consumed in North America and Europe is only now being recognized, and is far from being understood. Asian women, most only recently urbanized and in the waged work force, are at the center of a process of intensive labor for minimal wages that has upended the entire global economy. First published in 1997, this prescient study is the best available summary of this crucial process as it took hold at the very end of the twentieth century. This new edition brings the discussion up to 2011 with an extensive introduction by world-famous economist Jayati Ghosh of Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University.… | more |


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They completely switched it up.
We kind of never want Annie's to grow out her Beatles-esque crop (seen here at the National Board Of Review Awards Gala). So good! Especially when paired with lashes for days and full, matte lips.
Emmy Rossum or Ava Gardner? With the endless, romantic waves; flicked-out eyeliner;and sultry, sex godess-y confidence, we could hardly tell.
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Bava si dimostra, come sempre, un artista brillante e versatile. Dirige, con maestranza e rispetto per il personaggio, un prototipo dell'odierno cinecomix. Per gli amanti della cultura pop dei primi '70. Un gioiello da riscoprire.
Now I have Mike Patton's version of the theme "Deep Down" stuck in my head.
La película es toda pop y psicodelia. El diseño de producción oscila con enorme gracia entre lo kitsch y lo sofisticado. Mario Bava maneja con desparpajo las elipsis y las situaciones más extravagantes. Una experiencia divertida y placentera.
A ton of fun, between Bava's rich visual camera and Morricone's groovy score. I like the idea of the bad guys being mostly bored rich guys with nothing better to do than walking around in their castles and hidden caves.
Link to a review here - http://mubi.com/lists/region-incognito-and-videotape-swapshop-reviews-by-coheed
Based on the comic of the same name it's just an explotation movie, but when you see Mario Bava on the credits as a director you expect great filmography and the film delivers it. The crappy plot goes along with great shots/sequences, a decent soundtrack and a good group of actors with Piccoli or Celi among them. If Britain had Bond and France Fantômas, then Italy had Diabolik. Enjoyable.
Con una construccion atipica del villano/heroe y un universo que nos recuerda a James Bond hecho a la Italiana, es una joya de culto de este genero, con momentos épicos, excelente musica de Morricone, mujeres hermosas y un buen toque de Space Age, clasica!
Loving it!
God, this movie makes me insanely happy, its like one big hit of "exhilaration gas"! Diabolik and Eva are my fucking heroes. Bava captures the joyous, dizzying ridiculousness of comic books and pulp novels better than any bloated Hollywood blockbuster - his best by far. Ennio Morricone's score is, as usual, glorious 60s kitsch genius that I can't stop listening to.
An extremely fun and cheesy movie. Great to watch with fellow film geeks. To bad the story-line ends after one hour and ten min, because the last bit really drags on.
I literally just came back from a screening of this at my university and I have to say I was amazed by it. Such a hilarious, strange and wild super hero film and probably one of the best.
I remember the MST3K version of this, which is a fond memory from my short youth.
Fantastically weird anti-hero action flick with minimal dialogue and lots of sixties flash.


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AROUND TOWNPleasanton City Council meeting cancelled for tonight
The Pleasanton City Council has cancelled its meeting for tonight (April 5). The next council meeting will be held starting...Original post made on Apr. 5, 2011
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AROUND TOWNBallroom/Social Dance
I'm a beginning (bronze/silver) level ballroom dancer, and I'm looking for opportunities to dance in Pleasanton, whether...Original post made by Lia Sorensen on Apr. 5, 2011
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STATE, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONALDay By Day More Becomes Known Of This Very Onerous Piece Of Legislation.
A little-known provision in the Obamacare legislation has sent $2 billion to corporations, unions and state public employee...Original post made by Steve S. on Apr. 7, 2011
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COMMENTS ON STORIESSomber service for Pleasanton soldier killed in Afghanistan
Family, friends and uniformed men and women paid their final respects Tuesday to Army Specialist Jameson Lynn Lindskog, whose...Original post made on Apr. 11, 2011
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SCHOOLS & KIDSCandy bomber drops into Danville
"Candy bomber" Col. Gail S. Halvorsen, now 89, kept the audience spellbound Sunday evening as he recalled the Berlin Airlift...Original post made on Apr. 15, 2011
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AROUND TOWNMeet Sunset magazine's food editor
Margo True, author of "One-Block Feast, an Adventure from Yard to Table," and food editor of Sunset magazine will be at Towne...Original post made on Apr. 15, 2011
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SCHOOLS & KIDSLandslide damages water main, stops water service
A major water main damaged last Friday on the Pleasanton Ridge as a result of a landslide halted water service to 160 customers....Original post made on Apr. 17, 2011
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COMMENTS ON STORIESClutterless Self Help Group meets on Mondays
Overwhelmed by clutter? Learn how to deal with it by attending this support group, which meets from 7-8:30 p.m., every Monday,...Original post made on Apr. 18, 2011
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CRIMES & INCIDENTSLivermore man charged with molesting Pleasanton teen
A Livermore man has been charged with child molestation in a case involving a 16-year-old over the last year, according to...Original post made on Apr. 21, 2011
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AROUND TOWNSeat lab for BART's Fleet of the Future hits the road for public input
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AROUND TOWNServices set for tomorrow to share memories of Joey Ferrara
Services will be held tomorrow for Joey Ferrara, 13, who died shortly after midnight Wednesday at his home in Pleasanton....Original post made on Apr. 30, 2011
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STATE, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONALRenewable Energy vs. Biotech...Biotech is Losing
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Now that Fialho's attempt to grandstand and get hired by San Ramon has failed, does anyone know the status of the city employee...Original post made by taxpayer on May. 3, 2011
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COMMENTS ON STORIESHundreds pay tribute to Pleasanton GI killed in Afghanistan
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Review: This is very much a pub that does food, it even puts gigs on downstairs regularly. It has quite a young crowd and can get very busy, especially at end of work days when you may have to wait for a table, however my partner and I are mid 40's and felt really welcome there. The food is all vegan and very much 'pub grub' but great nevertheless, the vegan haggis, chips and mushy peas is highly recommended. The desserts can be a bit hit and miss and seem to run out often, I went there three times the last time I was in Glasgow and the chocolate cake was always 'off', which was a pity and, on a bank holiday afternoon, they had no desserts at all except vegan ice cream! However, these are minor quibbles, everything is very tasty and will definitely be visiting again when in Glasgow.
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My front door only gets about two hours sunshine at the end of the day, but I'd love some really flowery hanging baskets there. Has anyone got any suggestions? I put lobelia there last year which gre great but I wanted bigger flowers if possible.
Any suggestions would be really appreciated.
How about hanging fuchsias and or begonias, they both like shade but can put up with a bit of sun in the evenings.
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Fuschias, they like shade and Busy Lizzies. I've heard there are ones now that don't get the Busy Lizzie fungus. Bedding begonias (fibrous rooted) are OK in shade. Possibly the big ones are too, not sure.
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surfinias - impatiens - make a lovely long lasting show - still have mine in greenhouse thou
That's great everyone thank you very much.
I would agree with Begonias, Fuchsias and Busy Lizzies. Any would make fantastic baskets
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Definitely trailing fuschias. They're better with shade for part of the day.
Also your ordinary pansies don't mind shade, especially the paler-coloured ones. Always worth stuffing a wee trailing ivy in there - variagated ones add worthwhile colour.
Calibrachea (Million Bells)
Great display and they trail extremely fast full of colour ..
All you need to do is water
Lofos Burgundy Falls, Petunias, sunflowers.
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Several teams in the NFC East had the opportunity to record signature wins – and one still does heading into the Monday Night game – but at the end of the day on Sunday, all that those teams had to show for their efforts was major disappointment.With the Philadelphia Eagles (3-5) in desperate need of a win against New Orleans tonight, here is what happened with the other three teams in the division on Sunday:Giants shut downThe New York Giants had a chance to improve to 7-2, take absolute control of the division, prove they are ready to defend their Super Bowl title by beating the Pittsburgh Steelers and also win for New York and New Jersey fans who suffered through Hurricane Sandy.The Giants took a 20-10 lead into the fourth quarter, but unlike New York's Week 2 final-quarter explosion against Tampa Bay, it was the Steelers who had one of their best quarters of the season, scoring twice to walk away with a 24-20 victory.New York jumped out to a lead thanks to terrible officiating i...
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MILWAUKEE -- With no contract for next season, Brandon Jennings' name is naturally going to be tossed into rumors as the trade deadline approaches. A Wednesday ESPN.com report ranked Jennings as the second-most-likely player to be traded before next Thursday's deadline, going as far as saying the 23-year-old point guard is unhappy and has "irreconcilable differences" with the team. Following Wednesday's 94-92 victory over Philadelphia, Jennings denied the report and insisted that information didn't come from him. "That's just how the media is," Jennings said. "People are going to write stories. People are going to say things. The stuff that was said earlier today wasn't out of my mouth, so I don't know where that came from." When asked if he expects to be in a Bucks uniform following the Feb. 21 deadline, Jennings said he didn't know. Jennings recently cut ties with agent Bill Duffy and has been rumored to have signed with agent Jeff Schwartz but can't officially announce his ne...
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If a guy continues to text you back, is he interested or just bored? I don't mean just a single text here and there, but sometimes we have full on... Show More
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Usually it shows he is interested, I also don't like talking on the phone, I don't even like texting that much, but I text someone I like all the time, even though I'm usually too shy to even text her, so I wait for her to start texting me first (lame) lol anyway, she's the only person I bother trying to have a conversation with for a long time, but maybe that's only me lol
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Your not alone, I'm sorta in the same situation, I really like this guy, and we text like every other day, but NEVER longer than 2 days. Its been 4 days since I've talked to him..i texted him 4 days ago, and till this day I still haven't gotten anything back. I don't know if he's interested in me either, but I'm curious to find out. I would wait for him to text you...thats what I'm doing right now. Everytime I get a text, I hope its him, and its not. Even though you wanna talk to him so bad...dont give in. If he's thinking about you, he'll text you.
**too much texting is texting pretty much all day, everyday lol
It's so hard cause I am used to hearing from him everyday and we didn't text that much yesterday. The night before he texted me and said 'night sweetie', so I hope that means something. I hate feeling like this. Checking my phone every 30 minutes even though my phone is on vibrate and I would know if he texted me. Blahhh, haha I figure since it's only been a day since I've talked to him, I'll give him more time and hopefully he does text me. I'll prob go crazy after 2-3 days. Laaame. :(
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If he doesn't respond I'm going to be so CONFUSED. I don't get how things could change in a matter of 1-2 days, but apparently they do. I texted him and he hasn't responded yet.. but he could be sleeping since I think he was probably up all night/morning playing WoW.
I HATE when I don't get responses when I txt someone! its a awful feeling cause it leaves you wondering if they're ignoring you or if they're busy. I guess you just gotta wait it out....only start to worry or get confussed if you don't get anything back the whole day...
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