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I only wish more people wore them, so I wouldn't feel so conspicuous. In the fifties and even the sixties hats were still `in'.. I remember coming back from my holiday on the train, and in those days you were formally dressed for travelling. There was a lot to do to get three children and ourselves ready. When we got in the train and settled I was mortified to discover I had put my hat on back to front. I said to my husband, "Why didn't you tell me my hat was on backwards?!" "I thought the veil was supposed to be at the back" was his reply.. When I was at school and college in Regina I remember a new hat shop opened up, Darlings, especially aimed at the younger set. How proud I was strolling down the street with my new hat in a lovely bag that had on it: "Another Darling Hat". My very favourite hat was a brown felt tricorne, it was part of my `going away' outfit, when I was married. 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The wearing of hats has certainly declined, other than woolly ones in winter. Weddings and funerals seem to be the main occasions for hats these days. I do own quite a few, what with family weddings and Christenings; thus, when a friend needs a hat they often borrow one of mine. This has led to some interesting deals. One lady borrowed a red hat of mine (sort of a trilby shape) for a wedding. She received so many compliments she wanted to keep it. I didn't mind as it was rather big for me anyway. But that wouldn't do for my friend, what could she trade me for the hat? We agreed a compromise agreeable to both, she had the hat and I had a high chair for my grandchildren. Another time, I was asked for a hat for a funeral 10 | The Post � t: 0173 9919 � firstname.lastname@example.com � www.thepostmagazine.co.uk "I always thought a yard was three feet, then I started mowing the lawn." ~C.E. Cowman Fiveways arts & crafts Have fun with Arts and Crafts in spring. Make your own cards & gifts. 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Well � this is by way of saying we are here now, and have been made very welcome by those we have met! We have moved from suburban South West london � and Patcham is very different! can you help the diamond Jubilee in Patcham? Patcham local History Group is going to hold an exhibition to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee at the library. They are looking for accounts of parties or celebrations with connections to Patcham and royalty...have you got any stories? Also seeking pictures to display - perhaps of street parties? Other celebrations? Please email gina.hole@ virgin.net or contact the history group when it meets on the first Saturday in the month, at Patcham library. Thank you! I am very aware that church isn't everyone's cup of tea � many see it as irrelevant as they have no faith in God, or don't understand what it is, or for some reason are quite fearful at the prospect of stepping across the threshold. Well church is people with faith coming together to worship and learn more about their faith. However many I have come across in the past, expressing a fear about going into church have eventually found it to be a place where they can come and explore and wrestle with the claims of the Christian faith. I hope that if `church' is something that is not on your radar, that you would feel able to come along and `dip your toe in the water' so to speak. You would be most welcome! I also hope that you would feel free to stop and talk to me if you see me about in the street. If you would like to explore something, there is an event that the churches in Brighton are putting on that you might be interested in: `Soul by the Sea'. This event is happening on Saturday 7th April and also easter Day (8th April) on the sea front by Madeira Drive. It starts on the Saturday at 11am with a variety of fun, family-friendly activities including children's entertainers, gospel choirs and ending with a concert by local Christian rock band, Phatfish. On Sunday, the Passion of Christ open air production will take place from 2-5pm. All the activities are designed to be open to all! Wet hat If your beret gets soaked, slip it over a plate of the same size to stop it shrinking. H ndyom thients Ha fr Thrifty Fifties � email@example.com � www.thepostmagazine.co.uk Nightmares If your child is having nightmares, make a point of turning their pillow over to `turn the bad dreams away'. Leave a soft light on. Painting Before you start decorating rub your hands with petroleum jelly. Washing your hands will be easier and save you time at the end of the day 1 | The Post � t: 0173 9919 Care for a lifetime Established 20 years We specialise in caring for you personally. 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IngredIents: 1. 225g (8oz) plain flour 2. pinch of salt 3. 1 teaspoon cinnamon 4. 1 teaspoon mixed spice 5. 110g (4oz) butter or block margarine 6. 75g (3oz) caster sugar 7. 1 egg - beaten 8. 50g (2oz) currants 9. 25g (1oz) candied peel Valerie Hedgethorne taught cookery and cake decorating for many years in Brighton before becoming a Home Economist. She now writes recipes monthly in Cake Craft and Decoration magazine and is also a member of the Sussex Branch of the British Sugarcraft Guild. Method: Heat the oven to Gas 5 / 190C /375F. Grease 2 baking trays. Sieve together the flour, salt and spices. Cream together the fat and sugar, beat in half the egg then mix in the flour and fruit. This will be a firm dough but if it's a little dry add a little more egg. Knead lightly on a floured surface and roll out not too thinly, (about 0.5cm /1/4in). Cut into 7cm /3in rounds with a fluted cutter. Put onto the baking trays and bake for approximately 15 - 20 minutes or until lightly browned. 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We look forward to welcoming many community and charity stalls, Patcham Silver Band and Cadburys spots and stripes who will be organising lots of free games and activities for children. If all that sounds too energetic, there will be an opportunity to look at the flower displays in the church or to have a delicious cream tea. So put the date, 7th July 1.30-4.30, in your diary now. Householders (especially elderly ones) have been receiving phone calls from con artists about a plug in "energy saving" device. not only does it not work, it is unsafe. The bogus gadget is a fire risk and could electrocute. The poor people who bought it are now the recipients of a second scam: offers of compensation.... All you have to do is send them some money to cover administration costs.... 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Thinking about Advertising? call: 0173 9919 � Please mention The Post when responding to adverts | 17 Revolutionary Tales History notes by M Bance It will not be news to you, that it is 200 years since the birth of Charles Dickens. events are being staged to mark the bicentenary of his life and work everywhere - film, TV, theatre, arts performances, exhibitions, festivals, outdoor events, there is even a new iPhone and iPad App to take users on a journey through the darker side of Dickens's london. Such extensive coverage has made me wonder: can Charles Dickens be over-exposed? Is such a thing possible? Probably not, but to banish any "irreverent" thoughts about the great master I decided to move away from the old favourites and read something I was not so familiar with - one of his historical novels - A Tale of Two Cities. A story about the French Revolution originally serialised in the author's newly established All the Year Round, the first installment appearing in issue one of the periodical, on 30 April 1859. th Charles John Huffam Dickens (7 February 1812 � 9 Charles John Huffam Dickens (7 February 1812 � 9 June the greatest novelist ofto be Victorian period. 1870) generally considered the the greatest novelist of the Victorian period. There are, of course, many heroic characters in popular fiction. One of the more famous Despite being set in the 18 century, Dickens is the late-Georgian British society fop, Sir may have wanted the themes of violence and Percy Blakeney, who led a double life as The revolution within A Tale of Two Cities to act as a Scarlet Pimpernel - the rescuer of aristocrats warning to readers about the social tension he and innocents during the Reign of Terror that recognised in 19th century england � caused followed the French Revolution. The Scarlet in no small part by the fact that working Pimpernel was first published in london in conditions for the poor were appalling, often 1905, written by an aristocratic Hungarian resulting in strikes that ended in violent woman, Baroness emmuska Orczy (1865-1947). clashes between the police and the workers. The Elusive Pimpernel (1951, starring David Charles John Huffamnovel was not(7 February 1812 � 9was her creation, but Niven) Dickens The elusive Pimpernel June 1870) generally c But what struck me about this thesense of foreboding Dickensthe Victorian he does bear a remarkable resemblance, in period. the greatest novelist of may have deed and thought, to Brighton born man, John wanted to create in Victorian society, but the Robinson. heroic nature of its characters. Robinson, or so his story would have us believe, was an eighteenth century adventurer and soldier of fortune, who was horrified by events taking place in France and determined to do what he could to bring down Maximilien Robespierre (1758-1794), the best-known and most influential figure of the French Revolution. On 5 April 1794, Robinson set out to rescue his friend Jean Michael Picard and family from the guillotine. He achieved this right under the noses of the revolutionary guards and, emboldened by this success, went 1 The Elusive Pimpernel (1951, starring David Niven) | The Post � t: 0173 9919 � firstname.lastname@example.com � www.thepostmagazine.co.uk The Elusive Pimpernel (1951, starring David Niven) �Brighton & Hove Heating A5 leaflet:Layout 1 5/3/12 09:12 Page 1 RB SeRviceS � � � � � � � � Plumbing Building Painting Tiling Metalwork Handyman Flooring Decking With over 10 years experience, we offer all aspects of heating and plumbing services across the South East N* LEA NAC 95.00) MAG approx � boiler h (wort every ne with w CENTRAL HEATING BREAKDOWNS / REPAIRS BOILER SERVICING / INSTALLS POWER FLUSHING E FRE BATHROOMS GENERAL PLUMBING Proud members of Where reputation matters *Proven technology to guarantee central heating system protection. 537218 Boiler for illustration purposes only Call Richard on 01273 301041 07795 578900 Domestic plumbing, gas and heating engineers Quality Expertise Peace of Mind www.rbservicesuk.com Telephone: 01273 506682 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com www.brightonandhoveheating.co.uk Call Mike on 07905 789758 "I make mistakes; I'll be the second to admit it." 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In 1957 a policeman saw what he thought was a drunk laying in the road and on approaching was horrified to see a face with `eyes gouged out so deep that the bone of his skull was seen with maggots still eating away at the rotting flesh...' The policeman had to turn away to be sick, but when he looked back the man was gone. The next sighting happened in 1969 and resulted in a woman having to spend a night in hospital suffering from shock. She had been to the Theatre Royal and after the performance had sat on a nearby bench, whilst there she saw the haunting manifestation of poor John Robinson! Clearly neither the theatregoer nor the policeman were familiar with the late 19th century rhyme:"Don't ye dally, darling dear, in Brighton's city clear The ghost of old John Robinson is waiting for ye there. If ye look into his face, you'll end your days that night. For he'll steal your eyes from you to give a beggar sight. Brighton's own John Robinson, Orczy's Scarlet Pimpernel and Dickens's Dr Alexandre Manette, Charles Darnay and Sydney Carton are all great characters from stories you could not possibly grow weary of, however often they appear and in whatever form you receive them. on to rescue other notable prisoners bringing them back to england and safety. later, when Robespierre was arrested, Robinson took his own revenge by shooting him at close range under the chin. The next day he watched Robespierre go to his execution barely able to raise his head for Madam Guillotine. After this, and still craving adventure, Robinson travelled to the Middle east. In Persia (now Iran) he joined the rebellion, but unfortunately chose the wrong side to play with. He was captured by the victorious ruler, Aga Mohamed, and had his eyes burnt out with hot irons before being released to live as a beggar on the streets. In 1799, an english merchant found Robinson and brought him back to england. 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Visit our refurbished premises for helpful advice & competitive prices or call us for an appointment. Thinking about Advertising? call: 0173 9919 � Please mention The Post when responding to adverts | 1 Tel 01273 540880 Net Cost every time a person runs a Google search, watches a YouTube video or sends a message through Gmail, the company's data centres use electricity. Google is said to have 900,000 servers to power its advertising, cloud computing, social networking plus of course Google Search. In all Google uses 260 million watts of power, (about a quarter of the output of a nuclear power plant). 12.5 million watts is said to be solely used for Google searches. A sensitive issue, Google works hard to reduce its "footprint", by locating data centres in the Arctic Circle and nearby renewable energy sources etc. The growth in personal computer usage created a whole new electricity demand, and increases daily of course. Data centres as a whole are said to consume 1.5% of the world's electricity (although this figure is 2.2% in the uS) and account for 2% of global emissions at the moment. Google, their ilk and computers are fabulously useful of course, but it is good to be aware that we fire off data centres all around the world whenever we press enter ...and that maybe sometimes there are alternatives...Remember the library? | The Post � t: 0173 9919 What's up? April sees the downing of the winter night sky objects and the rising of the summer. In the West you will still see low on the Horizon the two Planets that have give us so much pleasure during the winter, Venus, the brighter & Jupiter. In the east will see Saturn rising and Mars higher, South east, glowing slightly red. Question: How do you know it's a planet and not a star? Answer: Planets do not twinkle, stars do. There will be a full moon on the 6th and a new moon on the 21st which can only be seen by the naked eye on the 23rd when it is in its 3rd waxing stage. So much for looking at the new moon being thought glass unlucky, it can't be seen, so that saying is "out the window". [pun] One feature this month is the lyrid meteor shower, rated at approx. 60 per hour on the 23rd and 24th. These should visible as there will be no moon glow that night. low in the West we will still see the Pleiades M45 star cluster with the naked eye but better with binoculars. They are commonly known as the Seven Sisters two of which are named Atlas and electra, electricity being named after the latter. I photographed Pleiades in the middle of March, image attached. We now look forward to May when the Summer Triangle rises with the Milky Way passing through it. Clear Skies! 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One (modern) toilet flush: 6; one bath:90; one non-power shower: 30; washing hands & face: 9; brushing teeth: 1; running hosepipe/sprinkler for one hour: 900; watering can: 8; one washing machine load: 120; one dishwasher load: 50; one sink bowl :6; one bucket: 8; drinking & cooking per person per day: 6. are actually more efficient than washing up by hand. By hand - use a bowl. (less water than a running tap and it can be re-used.) chill! Place a jug of water in the fridge for a ready supply of chilled water, rather than running the tap until it runs cold, don't leave it longer than 24 hours though. Taps � Issue water at 6 litres a minute: Turn the tap off while you brush your teeth and rinse at the end with a mug of water. Keep showers as short as you can. When washing at the basin, put the plug in. Wash and peel vegetables with a bowl of water not under a running tap. use It - Collect `waste' water, perhaps transfer to a bucket. You can flush the loo by chucking it in there, or water the garden with it....Don't forget the street trees are missing the rain too, why not take care of one or two near you? By doing all these things routinely we will be doing our bit to avoid rationing/stand pipes in the street (= no washing machines etc), and protecting the rivers as best we can. What can we do? Flushing the loo (not) Flushing the toilet accounts for about 30 per cent of all the water we use in our homes. So this is THe place we can save water. Here's a rhyme........ If it's yellow then it's mellow If it's brown flush it down... Of course, at work/public places this could be a less attractive an idea...but you could ask if your workplace/school etc has got a water saving bag inside every cistern. (These work by occupying space in there, so it takes less water to fill up each time it is flushed. Anything will do the job in fact, e.g. a brick, but Flush Saver bags are free from Southern water to anyone who asks.) Don't use the loo as a waste disposer. Put cotton wool, make-up tissue etc in the bin. 21st Century Tips Britons in Space Nails Keep nail polish in the fridge, it dries much more quickly when applied. Scissors Sharpen scissors by cutting silver foil Camping? Take shower What else? Washing machines Only run washing machines with a full load. Missing just one wash a week will save over 5,000 litres a year! Washing up � Surprisingly, full dishwasher loads 4 | The Post � t: 0173 9919 caps with you and put over bowls/pans etc to keep insects out. Tomato rescue Soggy tomatoes will firm up if soaked in salty water for 10 minutes. Storing Boots Rollup newspapers and stuff them down your boots to create cheap boot trees. � email@example.com � www.thepostmagazine.co.uk "Our own life is the instrument with which we experiment with the truth." 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Written in secret and in a disguised hand, its mix of social comedy and realism made it a hit with london society and led to much speculation as to the identity of the writer, (verdict: definitely a man). FrancesBurney (1782)(1782) by Edward Francisco Burney Burney by Edward Frances evelina's success forced Frances' family to reconsider their As Keeper Edward Francisco Burney to Queen Charlotte, herwriters and allowed her to publically the ro Francisco Burney. As Keeper of the Robes Frances Burney (1782) by of the Robes position on female diaries provide an insight into As Keeper of the Robes to Queen Charlotte, her diaries provide an insight into the royal to Queen Charlotte, her diaries provide an George III's "madness". family into the royal family and court life, admit her authorship. Frances was taken up by literary and court life, including family and court life, including George III's "madness". insight including George III's "madness". and high society and became the first woman to make writing novels respectable. Frances created a new school of fiction, one in which women were portrayed in realistic, contemporary circumstances and in doing so she laid the groundwork for future female novelists, including Jane Austen. Frances (Fanny) Burney (1752-1840) master of the novel of social courtship and, according to Virginia Woolf, "The Mother of English fiction." A frequent visitor to 77 West Street, Brighton. Frances (Fanny) Burney (1752-1840) master of the novel of social courtship and, according which "The Mother of English fiction." A frequent visitor to 77 West Street, to Virginia Woolf,they are able to turn their heads completely backwards. Brighton. Ducks famously have waterproof feathers, which they keep immaculate by frequent preening - during Eggs Cozy They are monogamous during the mating season, although not season upon season. The hens always return to their birth place whereas drakes are said never to mate in the same place twice. They pal up in History Notelet winter. lengthening days prompts egg laying. When nesting, the hen lines it with soft down feathers she plucks from her own breast. This gives the eggs the best possible cushioning and insulation. The female looks after the eggs whilst the male guards the territory. The ducklings emerge covered with down, able to walk and leave the nest just a few hours after hatching. A hen will lead her ducklings up to half a mile over land to find suitable water for swimming and feeding. 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Since then, the subject of re-instating it has cropped up on numerous occasions, most recently last year when there was a concerted campaign to have the merits of the death penalty debated in Parliament. manner and the problem sometimes is that people apply irrational reasoning to justify their view - such as basing their support of capital punishment on a scenario which involves a member of their family being murdered. Doing this distorts their overall perspective of the reason for the punishment and the wider effects and implications on Society. It is a perspective which the State itself needs to have clear sight of. There will always be those high-profile cases where a murderer has committed such a callous act that there is public outrage and strong opinion that the monster does not deserve to live. It's a difficult view to argue against in such circumstances, but just how many offenders actually fall into this category? It is estimated that 80-90% of murders are committed during a quarrel, in drunkenness, a sudden surge of passion or by the mentally deranged. lastly then is the often strongly held argument of "Deterrent". Personally, this doesn't hold any water for me. I doubt that Capital Punishment would act as a deterrent to those 80-90% described above. nor to the pre-meditated murderer who doesn't believe he will be caught, or the psychopath who's not afraid of punishment anyway. One could argue that each time a murder is committed whilst Capital Punishment is the law, it has failed as a deterrent. In that case, there were 7,454 failures between 1900 & 1949. For me, the most compelling piece of evidence which undermines the argument of "deterrence" comes from the public hangings of the 19th Century. During this period, thieves would turn out in force to pick the pockets of the crowds watching the execution. A contemporary author wrote "The thieves selected the moment when the strangled man was swinging above them as the happiest opportunity, because they knew that everybody's eyes were on that person and all were looking up"! How ironic that Theft itself was punishable by death at that time and that public hangings not only failed to diminish the volume of crime, they caused an immediate rise in their wake. Insp. Leet's article is written specifically for our readers, no part may be reproduced elsewhere without express and prior permission. Inspector Rob Leet In 2010, various polls showed that the majority of people in the uK were in favour of reinstating capital punishment - depending on the poll, between 51% and 74% believe it is a suitable way of dealing with murderers. Interesting statistics, and ones which put me in the minority as, personally, I think it's a barbaric practice and not particularly purposeful to Society. let me explain why.......... The Royal Commission on Capital Punishment (Gowers Report) conducted between 194953 identified three principal purposes for any punishment - retribution, deterrence and reformation. If we look at these purposes one by one then I believe the argument supporting capital punishment is very weak. Taking "Reformation" first, it seems to me that the death penalty is actually anti-reformation. How can you reform someone if you simply kill them? A murderer cannot restore the life he/she has taken but, by their atonement, they can demonstrate that wickedness is not necessarily an irremovable condition. Perhaps a rather simplistic view of a complex subject, but, nevertheless, I think we can take Reformation out of the equation. "Retribution" then? Some might say "an eye for an eye" and if a person kills another then they themselves deserve to die. This is one of the most popular arguments put forward in support of the ultimate penalty but just how reasonable is this? 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2004 Mitsubishi Lancer Question: P0720 OBD code / speed sensor malfunction
My car went into "failsafe" mode and engine light came on. Took it to a mechanic and it was speed sensor malfunction, he replaced one and drove it around and it did the same thing. He replaced the other one and still did the same thing. Now he looked at electrical system and seemed fine, can't find the issue. Suggested to replace the instrument panel because speedometer would fluctuate from time to time. Would replacing the TCM possibly fix this? It just seems like something is shorting the sensors everytime he replaces them. Please help! I'm currently stationed in Germany and it's hard to find a mechanic who's knowledgeable in japanese cars. - puit2
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I assume the tech installed the sensors to it's correct location. They can not be mixed up. If you post an e-mail, I can send a diagram about the correct locations. I'd check the continuity from the sensor's connector to the TCM, make sure the wiring is OK, also scope test the signals from the sensor to the TCM. Zee - ZeeTech
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instrument panel is not the issue. the signal is sent to the tcm from the sensor not the IP. metal in the transmission could be the issue as well. it may not allow the sensor to read correctly. you need a trans shop. by the way, sensors do not short and burn out. they are variable signal generators. you need someone else to look at your car. Roy - mastertech6371
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Kiss Me Kate
Editorial Staff • West End • 31 Oct 2001
While, too, this production marked Broadway's first revival of one of its all-time classics, there's another point to make before I get off my soapbox and just get on with enjoying it, and that's to point out that Kiss Me Kate is far from unfamiliar to us here, what with two admirable London revivals in the last decade and a half alone (care of the RSC and the Open Air Theatre in Regent's Park).
This time out, it gets the best production yet that goes to confirm its well-earned popularity. All kinds of bad behaviour, of course, are fair in love when it comes to people working in the theatre. Here, the backstage relationship of Lilli Vanessi and Fred Graham are reflected in the onstage ones of the characters of Kate and Petruchio that they are playing in a Baltimore musical version of The Taming of the Shrew. In the process, Sam and Bella Spewack's book deliciously deflates the charges of sexism that have otherwise become attached to Shakespeare's play.
Accompanying the aggro and antics, Cole Porter's blissful melodies, replete with their effervescently literate and witty lyrics, make Kiss Me Kate one of the most enjoyable of all backstage musicals. And as lovingly packaged by director Michael Blakemore, this is a meticulously recreated example of the Golden Age of Broadway.
But best of all is the decision to import its four principals from America, to give this London production a real, authentic touch of Broadway at its best. Two of these stars originated the show on Broadway: Marin Mazzie as Lilli, with an expansive and gorgeous operatic soprano that recalls a different era altogether; and the athletically agile Michael Beresse as Bill Calhoun, whose feet (and feats) have to be seen to be believed. Joining them are Nancy Anderson, like a younger version of Bernadette Peters as the soubrette Lois Lane; and the solidly old-fashioned leading man of Brent Barrett as Fred.
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The Botanic name for a plant is its formal Latin name and is accepted worldwide so gardeners from different countries will be able to recognize the same plant. Botanical names are plant specific and eliminate confusion. Referencing a plant by its botanical name will ensure the most accurate information for your search.
The Botanical name includes both the plant genus and species. The first name listed is the genus and refers to the structural characteristics that the plants share. The second name listed is the species and refers to where the plant is native, its appearance, or the person credited to its discovery. Varieties, Cultivars, and Hybrid are additional words used to describe further subdivisions.
Lo & Behold® Blue Chip
Starting at: $16.99
- Compact Habit
- Flowers Continuously
- Great in Containers
Lo & Behold® Blue Chip Jr.
Starting at: $34.99
- Compact, Airy Mound
- Flowers Continuously
- Early Bloomer
Lo & Behold® Ice Chip
Starting at: $16.99
- Low Spreading Habit
- Flowers Continuously
- Great in Containers
Lo & Behold® Lilac Chip
Starting at: $16.99
- Compact, Tidy Mound
- Long Bloom Time
- Incredibly Fragrant
Lo & Behold® Pink Micro Chip
Starting at: $16.99
- Tiny, Compact Mound
- Dainty Flowers
- Attracts Butterflies & Hummingbirds
Lo & Behold® Purple Haze
Starting at: $16.99
- Spreading, Mounding Habit
- Great in Containers & Landscape
- Continuously Flowers
Starting at: $17.99
- Super Compact, 2-3' Hardy Hydrangea
- Large, Upright Blooms, Sturdy Stems
- Blooms On New Season Growth
Starting at: $17.99
- Huge, White Flowers
- Strong Stems to Prevent 'Flop'
- Blooms On New Season Growth
Invincibelle® Spirit
Starting at: $18.99
- The First Pink 'Annabelle' Hydrangea
- Very Hardy, Blooms Early Summer - Fall
- Blooms On New Season Growth
L.A. Dreamin'™
Starting at: $34.99
- Multicolored Blooms As The Plant Matures
- Compact Growth Habit
- Blooms on New and Old Growth
Let's Dance® Big Easy®
Starting at: $17.99
- One Of The Largest Mop Head Blooms
- Blooms Pink or Blue Depending on Soil
- Blooms on New and Old Growth
Let's Dance® Blue Jangles®
Starting at: $17.99
- The Richest Blue Hydrangea In The Series
- Tightly Packed Florets Create a Full Flower
- Blooms on New and Old Growth
Let's Dance® Diva!
Starting at: $17.99
- HUGE Pink & White, Plate Sized, Lace cap Flower
- Head Turning, Show Stopping Specimen
- Blooms on New and Old Growth
Let's Dance® Moonlight
Starting at: $17.99
- Rich, Rose Pink Large Blooms
- Very Reliable Rebloomer
- Blooms on New and Old Growth
Let's Dance® Rave
Starting at: $17.99
- Repeat Bloomer
- Easily turns Purple
- Tightly packed Flowers
Let's Dance® Rhythmic Blue®
Starting at: $17.99
- Easily Turned To A Stunning Blue Color
- Very Reliable Bloomer
- Blooms on New and Old Growth
Let's Dance® Starlight
Starting at: $17.99
- Large, Vivid Pink, Lace Cap Flowers
- Excellent Rebloomer
- Blooms on New and Old Growth
Tiny Wine®
Starting at: $35.99
- Compact Habit 3-4' , Great For Containers
- Extra Small, Refined Burgundy Leaves
- Pink Buds Explode to Tiny White Flowers In Spring
Happy Face®
Starting at: $16.99
- Large Bright Yellow Blooms
- Blooms Midsummer- Fall
- Great In Mass, Borders,
Happy Face® Pink Paradise
Starting at: $16.99
- Large, Semi Double Pink Blooms Mid Summer-Fall
- Dense Compact Mounding Habit
- Low Maintenance, Great For Mass Or Borders
Happy Face® White
Starting at: $16.99
- Large, Pure White Blooms
- Long Bloom Time From Midsummer-Fall
- Low Maintenance And Adds Beauty To Your Landscape
Oso Happy® Candy Oh!
Starting at: $17.99
- An Abundance of Candy Apple Red Blooms
- Dense, Mounding Habit
- Little To No Pruning Required
Home Run Rose®
Starting at: $17.99
- Deep, Dark Single Red Bloom
- Dark Green Foliage, Mounding Habit
- Excellent Powdery Mildew Resistance
Livin' La Vida®
Starting at: $17.99
- Bright, Semi Double Pink Blooms
- High Petal Count For a Full Flower
- Compact, 2-3' Mounding Habit
Oso Easy® Cherry Pie
Starting at: $17.99
- Sweet And Delicious Red Blooms
- Great Season Long Color For Hedges
- Blooms From Early Summer - Fall


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text: Deals SoFi gets an additional $41M to keep students from falling into debt June 4, 2013 4:52 PM Christina Farr 0 A San Francisco-based startup known as SoFi is building technology to help college and grad students avoid falling into crippling debt. It's an ambitious goal, but SoFi is growing and raising money at a rapid rate. After raising a huge $77 million fund in September 2012, SoFi today received an additional $41 million infusion in capital from Bancorp, a financial services holding company that operates the Bancorp Bank. This news comes just two months after the company secured a $60 million warehouse line from Morgan Stanley. Nino Fanlo, SoFi's Chief Financial Officer said that Bancorp is the type of "innovative bank" that has proven willing to fund them. Since launching in April 2012, SoFi has given out over $100 million in loans to college and university students at better rates than federal Stafford and PLUS loans, as well as many private bank loans. The idea for SoFi was formed at Stanford's Graduate School of Business. Tuition costs are through the roof, so this proved to be the perfect setting for a pilot program. SoFi works by turning wealthy alumni into lenders who pocket a check every month. The founders believe that "social" is the missing ingredient in the way that loans operate, so they take advantage of social networking sites. Students are matched with potential lenders based on shared interests. SoFi found that when students connect with real people, they typically default less. As a result, SoFi can offer them a fixed interest rate of 5.9 percent. "Ultimately, the alumni are taking the default risk. But if a student defaults, their alumni network will see to that — their reputation will be at risk," said CEO Mike Cagney in a recent interview. VB's research team is studying mobile user acquisition: Chime in here, and we'll share the results.