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Sports Illustrated's swimsuit cover model Kate Upton did a recent photoshoot with some NBA friends, and it was spectacular. The below video comes from behind-the-scenes video from Skullcandy's'Take a Supermodel To Work' campaign with Kevin Durant of the NBA's Oklahoma City Thunder and James Harden of the Houston Rockets. We have to say that KD summed it up perfectly when he said "there's a reason they call her a super model." via Kate Upton Article found on: Cosby Sweaters
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Reggie Bush Says Darrelle Revis Injury Is Case of 'What Goes Around Comes Around' After Jets Talk Big
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Reggie Bush will take the blows. He just wants karma to be a pal and land some hits, too. The Jets spent the days leading up to their Week 3 matchup with the Dolphins talking about finding ways to stop Bush with a physical attack, with coach Rex Ryan saying New York needed to put "hot sauce" on Bush. After Bush left Sunday's game with an injured left knee, Calvin Pace said "we had to put him on out," according to the Palm Beach Post. But in their haste to keep Bush from being a threat, the Jets also got...
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5 out of 5 people found this review helpful:Addicting Saga is Epic....To say I was apprehensive about watching such a time consuming drama is an understatement, but strong emotional performances, masterful martial arts and an enthralling soundtrack...... help make this brilliantly written saga....EPIC. Jumong reminds me a lot of King Arthur. King Arthur had his wizard Merlin and Jumong had Yeomiul. King Arthur had his Round Table knights and Jumong had his ...Read more
3 out of 3 people found this review helpful:Overwhelmingly remarkable on every possible level!Everything about this drama is brilliant and highly addictive period drama. I have actually watched the whole series twice. Every time, I am moved by the story line and the great portrayal of the character Jumong. There are a number of exciting twist and unexpected believable moments between the characters. The obstacles that Jumong experience were very practical and realistic. The characters ...Read more
8 out of 13 people found this review helpful:An Objective View - No Harm IntendedAfter spending 81+ hours on this, I've decided to give some opinions on this drama. You can disagree or agree but it must be said.Read more
First of all, this drama was only supposed to be 60 episodes but MBC decided on 81. Why? Because the people don't want it to end, plus extra money in everyone's pockets. I can overlook that, I can even overlook some of the biasm because this drama is Made In Korea. ...
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful:One of the BEST Historical dramas i watched!!!To those who wondered if they should watch this or not here is what i have to say:Read more
This drama is one of the best historical dramas i watched. 81 episodes may be long but it is worth the watch! Its starts form Jumong being young and weak to Jumong being strong and a great king! This story line about Jumong since his early years till him establishing his own nation and becomes a king! I ...
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful:The best drama I have seenI have watched a lot of dramas, and from different nations, but still, none compare to Jumong. Everything from the costumes, cinematography, the beautiful, natural settings to the cast is superb and of the highest quality. Some of my favorite scenes were of Jumong and Haemosu training together; the shots and music of this scene made me get goosebumps. I have purchased this series on DVD as a show ...Read more
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful:Best Korean Drama I have seenI am not a fan of Asian dramas, but I decided to look at this show and I have looked at all 82 episodes. Lets just say this show is captivating and sensational and once you start watching you will agree with me period.
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful:Love the Jumong seriesI can't say enough about this drama. I really love it.
It's one of the best drama's I've seen.
All the characters are great and contribute to my delight of this series.
The music, the clothing, scenery, everything is great.
I'm really into it, as if I were actually there.
The day I finish the 81st episode, will be a sad day for me.
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful:81 Hours of My Life Well SpentI know when I first came across this drama, I was turned away when I saw that there were 81 episodes but it was an amazing drama learning about the beginnings of Korea. This drama is journey of one man's life and those who are willing to spend the rest of their lives making his impossible dream come true. Beautiful musical scores that I could not resist and ended up getting both soundtrack CDs. ...Read more
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful:This was a great dramaI love this drama. It was a good mix of everything that I like. Wouldn't mind watching it again. Love the characters, especially Jumong's LOL. The only thing is that each episode was an hr long but not too bad.
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful:It's Epic, and Tragic.This is one of the highest rated Korean Dramas of all time, and has won multiple awards for good reason.Read more
It follows Jumong's mythical rise from a clueless boy to the Uniter of kingdoms. Interwoven are heartbreaking stories of love unrequited and cut short, friendship and rivalry, dirty politics and sorcery, vicious backstabbing, and bittersweet triumph. There is lots of war, excellent fights, ...


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Hogue Tract - Accessible Hunting Area -- Fauquier County VA
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Hogue tract in the Chester F. Phelps Wildlife Management Area has accessible trails and stands for the disabled hunter.
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TACOMA — The Tacoma Rainiers used a seven-run third inning to rout Colorado Springs 10-4 before 2,424 at Cheney Stadium on Tuesday night.
Nate Tenbrink was 4 for 5 with two runs batted in and two runs scored. Rich Poythress had two doubles and drove in two runs. Jason Jaramillo and Scott Savastano also drove in two runs apiece for the Rainiers.
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VANCOUVER, B.C. — Jeremy Gabryszwski allowed two hits in six scoreless innings and Vancouver earned an 11-1 victory over the Everett AquaSox.


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Chicken Breasts With Burgundy Sauce
|Orange marmalade
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|Burgundy wine
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|Skinless boneless chicken breast halves
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For sauce, in a small saucepan combine orange marmalade, cornstarch, and salt.
Stir in Burgundy.
Cook and stir over medium heat until thickened and bubbly.
Cook and stir for 2 minutes more.
Set sauce aside.
Place chicken on the rack of an uncovered grill directly over medium coals.
Grill for 12 to 15 minutes or until chicken is no longer pink (170°), turning and brushing once with sauce. (Or in a covered grill arrange medium-hot coals around a drip pan.Test for medium heat above the pan place chicken on grill rack over drip pan. Cover and grill for 15 to 18 minutes brush occasionally with sauce during the last 10 minutes of grilling.)
Before serving, brush chicken with any remaining sauce.
If desired, serve chicken over hot cooked pasta and garnish with fresh thyme and orange slices.


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CINCINNATI (AP) -- Chris Iannetta hit a solo homer and a bases-loaded single in the 13th inning Monday, powering the Los Angeles Angels to a 3-1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds in the majors' first interleague season opener. The Angels loaded the bases with two outs in the 13th off J.J. Hoover, who walked two and hit Hank Conger, the Angels' final position player. Iannetta worked the count full, fouled off a pair of pitches, then singled to left. Ernesto Frieri, the Angels' seventh pitcher, finished off the Reds' longest opening game since 1975, when they beat the Dodgers 2-1 in 14 innings. For the second straight season, an opener in Ohio went long. The Blue Jays beat the Indians 7-4 in 16 innings last year in Cleveland, the longest opener in major league history.
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Superior 1908-S Half Eagle, MS671908-S $5 MS67 NGC. Another hit in the parade of finest knowns (or nearly so), this 1908-S Indian half eagle is one of only seven so graded at NGC, with none finer (10/10). PCGS has also graded seven Superb Gems, although a single MS68 appears on the online Population Report.
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In general, the San Francisco branch Mint produced many high-quality coins during this era: Both the 1908-S and 1909-S Indian (and the 1909-S Lincoln) cents, for example--also first of their type to be struck at San Francisco--are noted for well-struck surfaces and high production quality overall. This is in notable contrast to the branch mints at New Orleans and to a lesser degree Denver, all of which were producing various coinage denominations during this period.
The Barber 1908-dated silver coinage from San Francisco is also generally well-struck, despite a few exceptions. However, with the greater importance of gold coins and the novelty of the new Bela Lyon Pratt design, it appears that the West Coast coiners may have taken particular care with the 1908-S half eagles. The mintage figure of 82,000 coins is the third-lowest of the series behind the 1909-O and 1911-D issues. Nonetheless, as Mike Fuljenz points out in Indian Gold Coins of the 20th Century:
"Despite this issue's low mintage and its relative rarity in all grades, it is actually among the most common Indian Head Half Eagles in higher grades. There are a surprising number of Gem and Superb Gem pieces known.
"The 1908-S is among the best struck San Francisco Half Eagles. Most examples show complete definition on both the obverse and reverse with strong feathers in the Indian's bonnet and bold wing and eagle detail on the eagle [sic]. The mintmark is well-defined and can typically be clearly seen even on lower grade examples."
The present Superb Gem conforms in every way to the description above, fully struck throughout (note the bold, square mintmark with serifs showing, comparable to the 1909-S cent mintmark), with complete definition on the eagle and all feathers in the headdress. The mattelike, fine-grained surfaces show color ranging from orange-gold to khaki-gold, and distracting marks are simply not a factor. Superior eye appeal, suited for a fine type or date set. Census: 7 in 67, 1 finer (10/10).(Registry values: N10218) (NGC ID# 28DG, PCGS# 8512)
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text: Well I want to ask in case if the battery in the keyless entry flops and do not work; is it possible to use the key to open the door of my car? My car is about to almost 3 years now. Do I have to replace the battery right away or do I have to choose from, also what is the source for me to know about the parts of my car. I am new to the automotive world. Please suggest.


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BAKERSFIELD, Calif.- Bakersfield head baseball coach Bill Kernen has announced his retirement from college baseball effective at the conclusion of the 2014 season after six seasons at the helm of the Roadrunners.
Kernen, who has led the Roadrunners since the program's inception in 2009, amassed a 155-168 record while leading the Roadrunners program in the last six seasons. He plans to continue his career as a stage and screen writer while relocating to New York City. Continue reading Bill Kernen announces Retirement at End of Season


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Well, it's the new year. time for me to bust out a few resolutions that i promised for this year that i'll share with you.
I. Year of drawing.
- I have not been drawing for these past months and it really got me really bummed so i thought of an challenge that i will finish and/or color most of my submissions as well the ones i haven't submitted in an attempt to spark my interest in drawing again.
II. Opening up
- If you don't know, i am a little shy that i almost can't type one thing on the keyboard without me over thinking about things and scenarios on how it's going to go until it's either too late or i don't do anything at all and leave. same thing goes with talking. and i'm a quiet with people at times. the most common reason why is the case is that i don't know what to say most of the time. i want to stop that so i'm going to at least try to interact with more people either in here or not.
and that's it, the rest are personal. if you like you can share your resolutions. hope you'll enjoy the year of 2015.
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Oracle Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel for Linux
Supported Firmware and Software
Supported Firmware in Software Releases
Supported Memory Configurations
Quantity and Slot Restrictions
Minimum Firmware Revisions for PCIe Cards
Sun Flash Accelerator F20 PCIe Card Requirements
Internal Sun Storage 6Gb SAS PCIe RAID HBA Requirements
Sun Storage 10GbE FCoE PCIe Low Profile Dual Port CNA and OS Support
Oracle Linux, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES), and Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Known Issues
Oracle Integrated Lights Out Manager (ILOM) Known Issue
Oracle Hardware Installation Assistant Known Issues
2. Getting Server Firmware and Software
Firmware and Software Access Options
Accessing Firmware and Software
Download Firmware and Software Using My Oracle Support
Gathering Information for the Physical Media Request
Request Physical Media (Online)
Request Physical Media (By Phone)
Downloads on My Oracle Support are grouped by product family, then product, then version. The version contains one or more downloads (patches).
For servers and blades, the pattern is similar. The product is the server. Each server contains a set of releases. These releases are not true software product releases, but rather are releases of updates for the server. These updates are called software releases and comprise several downloads, all tested together. Each download contains firmware, drivers, or utilities.
My Oracle Support has the same set of download types for this server family as shown in the following table. These can also be requested through a physical media request (PMR).
Each of the downloads is a zip file that contains a ReadMe file and a set of subdirectories containing firmware or software files. The ReadMe file contains details on the components that have changed since the prior software release and the bugs that have been fixed.


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Why are they coming after your 10/22 plinker? It's not a CQB weapon. Not a military "style" weapon for killing people. It's for shooting cans and squirrels.
Why is the 10/22 on the ban list?
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when their argument runs out, start with the word games.
I swear these two are working for Feinstein. Only a politician can come up so much BS and not answer a question.
Do you really think Congress and the Senate will OK a bill that requires say, the military, to go door to door collecting all semi-auto handguns as well as every semi-auto rifle all the way down to my 10/22? If so, you're living in fantasyland.
Somebody is doing your thinking for you. I doubt you come up with this stuff on your own. Let's herar one of you stand up before the world and tell them "there is no such thing as an assault rifle." Sounds as ridiculous as the NRA's speech after the Newtown incident. You guys obviously do not know how to fight a fight like this.
Government is the main perpetuator of keeping us in a constant state of fear. An armed citizen is a prepared citizen. The more prepared we are, the less we have to fear.
Why does an honest hard workin man with his nose to the grindstone need a pistol ???
Hunting is better done with a long gun and as far as sport.... Im sure the gun afficiandos can find plenty of fun and enjoyment with long guns.
Ive had more fun shooting 22 cal rifles than anything else......and Ive owned a wide variety of guns over the years.
Assault weapons.... using whatever definition the gov comes up with.....and handguns.... I think thats a good compromise..... hunters and true sportsmen get to keep enough rifles and shotguns so there rights "ARE NOT INFRINGED".... and we get some guns that are good for nothing off the street.
I believe "the founders" would be happy with that compromise also..... From what I have read in several emails and blogs.....the founders would probably be ecstatic over the above compromise.
The 2nd amendment is about as worthless as the paper its wrote on.....
Ive seen the old cliche posted in here many times about how the 2nd is there to protect our first amendment right to free speech.... which is ironic because our first amendment right means nothing to certain people on this forum.
some of you folks actually need to get out of the house a little and interact with some real folks.....
While I agree that gun confiscation nationwide isn't likely, look at what is happening right now in New York state before you run your mouth.
They've got, what, 13 months to sell their rifles "out of state" or turn them in or they become felons.


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i have and 04 ram 1500 at about 90k and i plan on traveling with a camper alot this summer so i was wondering if anyone knew what i should do to it like plugs, oil change etc.. thanks
Plugs should be changed every 30k. If you haven't serviced the trans, diff(s) and t-case (if equipped), you should before you start travelling.
Listen to Randy, you'll learn pretty quickly he knows his stuff :smileup:
Welcome to the forum! We're glad to have you here!
I'd swap out plugs and oil, tranny service, diff fluid, clean throttle body
just before you change the oil and plugs I'd suggest a treatment of Seafoam. Learned about that stuff on here and used it on my truck and my fiancé's car. Everyone I know recommends it and it did wonders for my lady's old Saturn! :smileup:
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In Response to Re: The Super Bowl for more erudite observers. : Fair enough and all good points. I'm not trying to diminish the importance of those aspects. Any time you have a balance, whether it be run/pass ratio, less turn overs or better coaching, it's an advantage. My problem is that the O is constantly having to overachieve, because the D is constantly underachieving. Way to much pressure. O constantly has to score more because the D is giving up way more than the average and usually takes more time than acceptable to do it.. Ya they are averaging 21 points which is middle of the pack, but, the truth is, that is the equivelant of about 50% of the other teams possessions being scores. Way too high! If they got off the field quicker that % would drop to more normal averages. That puts the O in the situation where they either have to score way more TD's than FG's (the ratio should be 3/2, not the 4/1 that the Pat's have had to maintain to win) or score more than 50% of the time. Pick your poison. That's difficult to do consistently, as it is not the norm by any stretch. But, yet, that is what a lot of fans expect of them. M point is that the D underachieving is creating a scenario where the O has to become one dimensional in order to overcome that . ie, having to score quickly because of time and possession restraints, having to score way more TD's than FG's and having to score more than 50% of the time and not being able to trust that the D can hold the lead. You see all the things you mention as a cause (and you are correct) but I see that the D is causing at least some of those same problems. That is all. We both want the same thing. Balance. But, I think the balance between the O and D is going to have to be improved before the other things can fall in line. Good news is, they seem to be well on their way to achieving that. (barring major injuries of course)
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I truthfully believe the D under performed early in the season due to an influx of free agents, a host of young players and no training camp to teach BB's system.
He ran a simplified 2/4/5 nickel defense because all it called for was a pass rush from the ends/olbs and the middle linebackers who were more seasoned to be read and react players. It is a terrible scheme for your base, only used out of dire necessity.


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5 Unexpected Ways to Use Fish Sauce
Tips from The Kitchn
I reach for my large bottle of pungent fish sauce when making Asian vinaigrettes and dipping sauces. However, since it's so strong, it always seems to take a while to get through the bottle. Here are some out-of-the box ways to integrate fish sauce into more of your cooking!
Five Expert Tips For Choosing the Best Fish Sauce
Maker Tour
Now that you know all about how fish sauce is traditionally made, how do you pick a bottle from all of the many options at your local Asian market? I talked to Mr. Hai, an expert fish sauce maker in Sa Chau, Vietnam to get his take.
When Everyone In the Village Makes Fish Sauce: A Profile of Sa Chau, Vietnam
Maker Tour
Who: The village of Sa Chau
What: Fish sauce
Where: Sa Chau, Nam Dinh, Vietnam
In Vietnam, it's common for entire villages to be occupied in making one thing. Bat Trang village makes pottery. Chuong village makes the famous conical hats called "non." Phu Do is the home of rice noodles. And, as we saw yesterday in a profile of fish sauce makers Vu Thi Hoa and Vu Van Hai, Sa Chau, a small town off the coast of northern Vietnam, makes fish sauce.
How Fish Sauce Is Made: A Visit With a Fish Sauce Maker in Sa Chau, Vietnam
Maker Tour
Who: Vu Thi Hoa and Vu Van Hai
What: Fish sauce
Where: Sa Chau, Vietnam
Vu Van Hai makes fish sauce in the yard of his house. Urns of finished sauce line up next to vats of aging fish, baskets for straining the liquid out of the fish, and ceramic bowls for separating out the good stuff. When it comes to fish sauce, it doesn't get any more authentic than this.
Mr. Hai's setup is common in Sa Chau, Vietnam. The small coastal town has a deep history of making fish sauce. I talked to the experts in Sa Chau to find out how they make their sauce, from fish to bottle, and all the mysterious steps in between.
Recipe: Basic Sweet & Tangy BBQ Sauce
Pantry Recipes from The Kitchn
We moved on from bottled salad dressing in my house to our own homemade versions years ago, but for some reason, BBQ sauce still came from the store. And there's no reason for that when it's so easy to make it from scratch. Here's the sweet, tangy, smoky sauce I've worked on and tweaked over the past few months. I'm finally happy enough with it to make it worth sharing!
How To Make Tahini
Cooking Lessons from The Kitchn
Tahini, or sesame seed paste, is a staple of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cooking. It's perhaps most notable for its essential role in making hummus, although its uses go far beyond that iconic dip.
But tahini can get pricey at the grocery store, and it's sometimes bitter or rancid after its long wait on the shelf. The good news is you can make this pantry staple at home for a fraction of the cost — and chances are it will taste better, too! You only need two ingredients: sesame seeds and oil.
5 Ways to Use Pomegranate Molasses
Ingredient Intelligence
Pomegranate molasses has become one of my favorite ingredients, but it's a tricky one for many people. Perhaps you, like our assistant editor Ariel, bought a bottle to make one recipe, such as muhammara, and now you're wondering what else to do with it. Ariel has been after me for months to write down a list of more ideas for pomegranate molasses, so here we go. Here's just a taste of what you can do with this tangy, delicious syrup. I'd love to hear your suggestions too!
DIY Maraschino Cocktail Cherries Week 3: Let's Try These Cherries and See How They're Doing
Spring Projects from The Kitchn
I embarked on a batch of homemade cocktail cherries as my spring project, using Maraschino liqueur and delicious sour cherries (frozen, from Michigan). Last week I showed you how I brined the cherries... and maybe screwed them up?
This week, let's just take a look at them, now that they've had a week to bathe in their juices. What's going on in there?
How Can I Make My Coleslaw Dressing Thicker (Without Changing the Taste)?
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Q: My family loves my grandma's simple coleslaw dressing recipe: mayo, salt, pepper, sugar and a dash of milk. It whisks into a thick, yummy dressing for my chopped cabbage and carrots but if I make it ahead of time (even 30 minutes), what was once creamy perfection turns to a runny mess.
Recipe: Medjool Date and Apple Charoset
Passover Recipes from The Kitchn
To mark the beginning of Passover, we gather for a ritual feast and read the lengthy Hagaddah: the narrative of the Jews exodus from ancient Egypt. With our community of family and friends, we retell the story of the Israelites' liberation. We recite segments, make blessings, sample from the Seder plate, gulp endless glasses of wine, and cheerfully sing along.
As far as the Seder plate goes, charoset is without a doubt the highlighted and favored item by the hungry, restless guests gathered around the Passover dinner table. It's not surprising that the sweet, nutty paste would be the victor and win over its neighboring contenders: shank bone, bland hard boiled egg, bitter herbs, and celery sticks dipped in salt water. Each item carries individual significance and on account of charoset's gritty texture, it symbolizes the mortar used by the Jewish slaves to build the Egyptians' pyramids.


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REUNION GIVING Volunteer Guidebook The purpose of Concordia College is to influence the affairs of the world by sending into society thoughtful and informed men and women dedicated to the Christian life. Table of Contents: Introduction Page 3: Committee Roster Page 4: Homecoming 2008 Page 5: The New C-400 Annual Giving A Bit of Context: A Look at the Numbers Page 6: Why participation matters and how do we compare? Page 7: Class giving history Page 8: Reunion Giving Goals Timeline Page 9: Timeline Page 10: Letter Sample Making a Successful Call Page 11: Tips and strategies Page 12: Building a case for support of Concordia College Page 13: Giving options Page 14: Calling sheet guide Page 15: Calling guide/script Page 18: Responding to objections Next Steps Page 22: Additional support and training Page 23: Stewardship 2 First Maiden Last E-mail Address City, State, Zip Phone Urbandale, IA Kevin Abbott email@example.com 3605 149th St 50323-1612 (515) 987-0198 Eden Prairie, MN Mark Anderson email@example.com 15713 Corral Lane 55347 (952) 949-8627 St Paul, MN 55113- Matt Benson firstname.lastname@example.com 1854 Prior Ave N 5544 (651) 644-7190 North Oaks, MN Jennifer Birkeland Birkeland Swenson email@example.com 24 Blue Jay Lane 55127 (651) 765-4349 Lia Christiansen email@example.com 1854 Prior Ave N St. Paul, MN 55113 (651) 644-7190 627 Crimson Leaf Darla Dobrinski Churness firstname.lastname@example.com Ct St Paul, MN 55123 (651) 454-9262 3514 Woodbury Ellen Hansen DeVine firstname.lastname@example.com Park Dr S Fargo, ND 58103 (701) 232-1113 1710 Shady Point Sara Quello Goldstrand firstname.lastname@example.com Dr Verona, WI 53593 (608) 203-5553 Matthew Hasbargen firstname.lastname@example.com 3237 45th Ave SW Fargo, ND 58104 (701) 271-9254 Rochester, MN Gary Haugo email@example.com 306 15 Ave SW 55902 (507) 288-6383 Saint Louis Park, Jill Swenson Riley firstname.lastname@example.com 3121 Idaho Ave S MN 55426 (952) 924-7197 Moorhead, MN Eric Runestad email@example.com 177 33 1/2 St 56560 (701) 219-3878 Kathy Wall Sandven firstname.lastname@example.com 4511 Drexel Ave Edina, MN 55424 (952) 915-9751 Shellie Simonson Simonson-Ulven firstname.lastname@example.com 6158 14th St S Fargo, ND 58104 (701) 364-0864 25 36th Ave Circle Moorhead, MN Leah Sorby email@example.com S 56560 (218) 233-3236 Minnetonka, MN Robin Stinnett firstname.lastname@example.com 5237 Mayview Rd 55345 (952) 935-2550 David Suppes firstname.lastname@example.com 2517 38th Ave SW Fargo, ND 58104 (701) 232-3698 6013 Fairway Dr Rochester, MN Dana Swenson Swenson-Dravis firstname.lastname@example.com NW 55901 (507) 285-1327 5955 Wedgewood Plymouth, MN Kristin Denison Young email@example.com Lane North #70 55446 (763) 559-5779 3 Save the date! Celebrate your 15 year reunion during Homecoming 2008: October 10-12 Interested in helping with plans for the reunion? Contact your class agent: Jill (Swenson) Riley at: firstname.lastname@example.com Watch for more information in the coming months at www.ConcordiaCollege.edu/alumni 4 5 Why Participation Matters When you hear the phrase: every gift counts, it's true! A number of external organizations look to the annual participation of alumni as an indicator of a successful institution. For example… Grantmaking Foundations • Concordia receives critical financial support a variety of external organizations. During the most recent campaign, for example, Concordia was awarded a $500,000 grant from the Bush Foundation. This grant required matching funds from Concordia's board, staff, and alumni. • Foundations are investing in the college and are partnering with us to achieve common goals. Foundations want to know who else is partnering with them: Board of Regents, staff, and alumni. They want to join a team of supporters/funders, instead of being the only one invested in an institution. • Alumni giving plays an important role in the selection process for many foundations. Foundations interested in learning more about an institution will often ask for percentage and amount of giving from the board, staff, and alumni. They are trying to determine the level of commitment of the institution's stakeholders. US News and World Report Each year, US News and World Report publishes a report called America's Best Colleges. One of the factors they consider in their rankings? You guessed it! Alumni participation! That's why – as you will see in your calling guide – we ask you to end each call with an invitation to make a gift of participation. Those gifts, no matter the size, can make a BIG impact! How Concordia Compares Each year, the Council for Aid to Education publishes a report called the Voluntary Support of Education. This report shares, among other things, the percentage of alumni giving at institutions of higher education across the country. Here's a look at how some other institutions you might recognize are doing. Remember, in many cases, we compete for grant dollars with these institutions… Alumni Participation Alumni Participation College FY 2005 FY 2006 Carleton College - Northfield, MN 50.7% 52.2% College of St Benedict - St Joseph, MN 26.0% 29.0% Concordia College- Moorhead, MN 29.0% 26.6% Gustavus College - St. Peter, MN 31.7% 31.1% Luther College - Decorah, IA 25.9% 24.0% Macalester College - St. Paul, MN 37.2% 36.2% St John's University - Collegeville, MN 34.0% 32.7% St. Olaf College - Northfield, MN 36.7% 34.2% 6 Our Class Giving 7 Making a Difference: 1993 Class Goals 175 donors $15,000-20,000 100% Committee Participation 8 Timeline and Letter Sample Reunion appeal is mailed: Mid-September – see sample on page 10 Calling begins: Following the committee conference call Additional training and October 10, 16 and 25 – see page 22 for details support opportunities: Calling ends: Thursday, November 8 All calling sheets must be Thursday, November 15 back to the Office of C-400 Annual Giving no later than: Stewardship begins: You will receive a monthly report of those from your list who made a gift beginning in December. Please take a moment to thank your classmates for their annual support! Last chance reminder: Last chance reminders will be sent in March and April for those who have not yet made a gift this fiscal year Fiscal year end: Wednesday, April 30 – gifts must be received by noon on this day to be included in the fiscal year totals Homecoming: October 10-12, 2008 – A time to celebrate our success! 9 10 Tips and Strategies ~Consider a pre-contact – an e-mail or phone call to let them know you would like to connect. You could schedule a specific time that works well for both of you and get them thinking about Concordia! ~Find a quiet spot, relax, get comfortable and grab your yearbook – there are going to be some fun stories and memories that come from these calls! ~Jot down some notes before you make the call -Specific stories/memories you share with this person -Specific questions you might ask ~Reconnecting and building rapport before inviting their gift opens the door for you to find out more about your classmate and provides you with information to make a tailored case for support ~Name drop – as you make your calls share the names of others who are planning to come back for the reunion ~Find good days/times to make your calls, e.g. some volunteers have mentioned that Sunday afternoons are a good time to find people at home ~Persistence, Persistence, Persistence – expect to have follow up! The student phonathon makes up to 10 attempts ~To leave a message or not to leave a message?!? It's really personal preference. Some volunteers have had good luck with people returning their calls! ~Don't wait until the last week to make your calls ~You get what you ask for ~Reasons + Options = Pledges ~Consider feel, felt, found when responding to objections, for example: Objection: That is a lot of money. I just don't think we can afford it. Response: I understand how you feel. In fact, many of our classmates felt the same way, but many of them found that by breaking their gift down into multiple smaller gifts throughout the year, they were able to participate at that level and felt good about being able to give back to Concordia. ~SMILE while you talk with your classmates—they know it! ~Call your staff liaison with ANY questions! 11 Building a Case for Support I choose to support Concordia because… • Concordia is true to the mission • Good students come here • Faith, community involvement and service learning are emphasized here Why might my classmates choose to support Concordia? • Because it is good to give back • We can support students here today by supporting the annual fun which helps with scholarship dollars What are messages that will resonate with our class about why Concordia needs our annual support? • Keeping tuition low – comparatively, Concordia is still a great value • As annual supporters, we provide the college with gifts to live by What are reasons some of my classmates choose not to support Concordia? • They support other things • Need to stress the importance of participating even if it is not a large gift Based on what we have heard and what we know, how can we as classmates appeal to those individuals? • This is a way to support the people who are being educated to influence the affairs of the world and these students will become the future caregivers of the world. • Need to stress the various giving options like automatic withdrawal from a bank account, monthly or quarterly gifts on a credit card, one time check, etc. See page 13 for details. 12 Giving Options Giving made easy!!! People love options and we've got 'em!! Online: www.cord.edu/gift Make a gift by credit card using our secure site. Options include: • Make a one time gift and place the entire amount on a credit card • Divide a gift into monthly, quarterly or annual payments on a credit card • Make recurring monthly payments on a credit card Sign up for electronic funds transfer: • Gifts are automatically withdrawn from a checking or savings account through Thrivent Financial for Lutheran's Simply Giving Program (people may be familiar with this program as it is also available at many Lutheran congregations) Via mail: Make a gift by check, credit or debit card. Options include: • Make a one time gift and pay by check or place the entire amount on a credit or debit card • Divide a gift into monthly, quarterly or annual payments on a credit or debit card • Make recurring monthly payments on a credit or debit card Mail to: Concordia College, Office of Development, 901 8th St. S., Moorhead, MN 56562 or simply return the gift card included with the letter from reunion giving chairs or wait for the pledge reminder to come following your phone call. Via phone: Make a gift by calling the Office of C-400 Annual Giving at 800-699-9896 or 218-299-3454. 13 14 Volunteer Calling Guide/Script Hello, may I speak with (Classmate's name)? Hello (name), this is ________, Cobber classmate from the class of 1993. It's been a few years! Do you have a few minutes? RECONNECT How are you? How's your family, job, etc.? The last time we spoke I think you were… TRANSITION TO REUNION Do you keep in touch with many of our classmates? If so, who? I'm having a great time reconnecting with a bunch of classmates this fall. We're calling to be sure everyone knows about our 15 year reunion next fall. Can you believe it's been 15 years? We'll have a chance to reconnect with everyone October 10-12, 2008 during Concordia's Homecoming. We figure, with a year's notice, there won't be any good excuse for missing it! Have you thought about making the trip? I just recently talked with our class agent Jill (Riley) Swenson and she is planning to organize a variety of events for our reunion (provide any specific information available) and based on the conversations I have been having, it sounds like we will have a great turnout! TRANSITION TO CONCORDIA UPDATE How long has it been since you have been back to Concordia? What do you remember most about our years on campus? Who was your favorite professor? How do you stay connected to Concordia? I was on campus {insert the last time you visited] and it has certainly changed in many impressive ways! In fact, I hear that the new Campus Center opened this fall, so Cobber students are finally eating above ground! And, reading the Concordia Magazine, I see that Concordia continues to be a leader in international education. In fact, did you know Concordia ranks 7th in the nation among baccalaureate schools for the number of students who study abroad? And this fall, Mandarin Chinese will be offered on campus. TRANSITION TO ASKS It's exciting to know that Concordia continues to thrive and provide excellent new programs for students today. At the same time, it's clear to me that the mission of Concordia remains central. I've chosen to support that mission with an annual gift. 15 OR, from their memories to… It sounds like you are really grateful for the ways in which your Concordia experience shaped you. I feel the same way and that's why I have decided to support Concordia on an annual basis. OR, I've decided to make an annual gift of support to Concordia because….fill in your own personal statement or use one from Building a Case for Support on page 12. ASK #1: I'd like to invite you to join me in making an annual gift to Concordia. Our class set some exciting goals in honor of our reunion to increase our annual class giving to 175 donors. Will you make a gift of $FIRST ASK [broken down into monthly payments is always an option] to help us reach this goal? (IF NO) I understand. Classmates are getting involved in this effort at many different levels. Let me tell you about other giving levels. See Responding to Objections (page 18) ASK #2: One of the priorities at Concordia this year is to support the financial aid budget - - approximately 90% of students today receive merit and need-based financial aid. Did you know that tuition covers just 85% of what a Concordia education costs? Gifts from alumni like us help make up the difference. It's a great time to consider a gift in honor of the 15 years since we were at Concordia. Would you make a gift of $SECOND ASK to the annual fund? (IF NO) I understand. See Responding to Objections (page 18) ASK #3: You know, when it comes to alumni support, the old phrase every gift counts is so true! Concordia is ranked and reviewed by a number of organizations including grantmaking foundations. One of the things they consider when looking to award funds is the percentage of alumni who give back to the college each year. With that in mind, would you make a participation gift of $PARTICIPATION ASK? MATCHING GIFTS (IF YES TO GIFT) Thank you so much for your gift of $____. As you may know, many businesses and foundations match their employee's contributions. Do you or your spouse work for a matching gift company? YES In order to maximize your contribution with a matching gift, you'll need to check with your payroll or human resource office for the correct forms. (note the company on the call sheet). Many companies share that information on the web – you can check at www.cord.edu/match. 16 Second, policyholders of Thrivent Financial for Lutherans match ½ of any gift $1 to $600. Are you a policyholder? YES Great! Concordia will send you a Thrivent matching gifts form to fill out and send back with your gift. You can also download the form at www.cord.edu/thrivent. NO Continue below CONFIRMATION GIFT Which credit card would you like to put your gift on tonight? (Confirm type of card, number, expiration date, and name on the card). (IF NO TO CREDIT CARD) I understand. Concordia will send you a pledge card in the mail in the next few days and you can return your gift of $_____ in the provided envelope. Or, you can make your gift online at www.cord.edu/give - that's also the place where you can choose to break your gift down into monthly or quarterly payments. Thank you, thank you for your gift! Before we say goodbye, could I confirm your contact information? I want to be sure you get all of the news about our upcoming reunion! NO GIFT Thank you for taking the time to talk with me tonight. Before we say goodbye, could I confirm your contact information? I want to be sure you get all of the news about our upcoming reunion! VERIFY INFORMATION AND CLOSE Is your mailing address still [_______]? Are you still working as…? (OR) We don't have any work information listed for you, where is it you are currently employed? Jill (Swenson) Riley will likely also update us about reunion plans via e-mail. Is your e-mail address still ___________ or if no e-mail is listed, what is your e-mail address? It has been great catching up with you, FIRST NAME! Thanks for taking the time to speak with me and I hope you will be able to attend our class reunion next fall – remember – October 10-12, 2008! 17 Responding to Objections FINANCIAL OBJECTIONS 1. "I have children in school right now, and cannot afford to give" That's understandable. The costs of higher education have certainly risen since we were at Concordia! Luckily because we as alumni of Concordia make annual gifts of support, Concordia is able to provide scholarships and other forms of financial aid to students today. In fact, if tuition were the only source of income for Concordia, students would have to pay significantly more each year. That is why our support is so critical. (Return to script at next level). 2. "I am retired and on fixed income" I certainly understand the importance of maintaining a tight budget. One thing a lot of our classmates are doing is breaking their gifts into monthly payments to make the gift more manageable, while still providing support to the next generation of Concordia students. (Return to script at next level). 3. "I just graduated and am still paying student loans" That's understandable. I am in the same boat. The great thing about supporting Concordia is that it helps keep tuition costs down, so students don't have to pay back as much when they graduate. In fact, tuition covers just 85% of the cost for a student to attend Concordia today. That means that alumni gifts help make up the remaining 15%. One thing a lot of our classmates are doing is breaking their gifts into monthly payments to make the gift more manageable, while still providing support to the next generation of Concordia students. (Return to script at the next level). 4. "My credit card bills are out of control, along with my other bills, there is no way I can give to Concordia this year" I know what you mean. The budget at Concordia is pretty tight too. The college is increasingly dependent on the financial support of alumni and friends of Concordia like us. One thing a lot of our classmates are doing is breaking their gifts into monthly payments to make the gift more manageable, while still providing support to the next generation of Concordia students. (Return to script at the next level). 5. "This just isn't a good time for me. Try back next year" I understand your reluctance to give that much. However, there are other more manageable levels that our classmates have found to be more affordable. Because every gift makes a difference, I hope you will join me with a gift that will impact our class's participation. The higher the percentage of alumni that give the more competitive Concordia is for external grant dollars. We can really make an impact! (Return to script at the next level). DELAY OBJECTIONS 6. "I need to talk it over with my spouse" I know that is a sizable gift, and you probably would not want to make such a decision without your spouse's input. Why don't you talk it over with your spouse and perhaps we could reconnect next week? What would be a good day/time to call? 18 7. "I am busy right now and don't have time to talk" I understand! Would it be alright if I tried you back at another time? Is there a day or time that might be better for you? If at all possible, schedule a specific time to call back. 8. "Just send me something. I don't do business over the phone" Because we wanted to be sure to touch base with everyone in our class to let them know about our special reunion giving effort, we have chosen to get in touch with our classmates by phone. But, your gift can definitely be made by mail or online. The college will send you a confirmation card in the mail, and you can either send your check back in the mail or go online to make your gift. By sharing an amount tonight we can count you in the tally for our reunion giving goal of $______. With this in mind… (Return to script at next level). LIFE CHANGE OBJECTIONS 9. "Just bought a house" Congratulations. I hope you are very happy in your new home. There are certainly other classmates in a similar situation. Many of them have chosen to make a gift at a more manageable level and are utilizing one of the various payment options available. (Return to script at the next level). 10. "Just had a baby" Congratulations! Another future Cobber! There are certainly other classmates in a similar situation. Many of them have chosen to make a gift at a more manageable level and are utilizing one of the various payment options available. (Return to script at the next level). 11. "I am unemployed" Thanks for sharing that tough news with me. I'm really sorry to hear about that. I know that it is difficult to make substantial financial commitments during a time of transition, so perhaps we could find a more comfortable gift level for you – Concordia even offers us the opportunity to break our gifts down into multiple payments to make it more manageable. (Return to script at the next level). 12. "I am planning to go back to school. I cannot give right now" A. Congratulations! Many classmates comment on how they developed a passion for lifelong learning when they were a student at Concordia. Where are you going? I am sure that your time at Concordia did a great job in preparing you for (name of school attending). Concordia has very strong programs and a great reputation, but if it were not for outside support from alumni like us, Concordia might not have these great things going. That is why our support is so important (Return to script at the next level). B. Congratulations! Where are you headed? I bet your classes with Dr. _____ have you feeling really well prepared! Annual support from alumni like us helps Concordia attract and retain top faculty like Dr. ____. That's why our support is so critical (Return to script at the next level). 13. "I don't use my degree from Concordia because I am working in a different field" I understand. I, too, have experienced career changes since Concordia, but am also grateful for the many ways in which my Concordia experience shaped the person I am today. Do you remember… [insert specific experience here]? Our annual support makes the Concordia experience, in and out of the classroom, possible for students today. With that in mind, (Return to script at the next level). 19 UPSET WITH CONCORDIA OBJECTIONS 14. "I only hear from Concordia when they want money, so I am not interested" How can I help you get reconnected to Concordia in other ways? I know the college sends a monthly newsletter called eNews – would you like to receive it? I can share your e-mail address and get you subscribed. I should also verify your address to ensure that it is up to date so you can receive the Concordia magazine – it is full of amazing stories about the students and faculty at Concordia today! Many of the great things happening on campus today are made possible through the generous support of alumni and friends of the college. Therefore, we are combining a chance to let you know about our reunion and Concordia news along with getting you involved with supporting Concordia. (Return to script at the next level) 15. "I am not happy with how Concordia handled *** or Concordia's stance on, so I will not give!" Thanks for sharing your frustration. I know it would mean a lot to Concordia to receive this feedback. Would you be comfortable with me passing your concern along? Is this something that will prevent you from returning to reconnect with our class during Homecoming? 16. "I did not like my time at Concordia" I can understand that not everything about your time was pleasant. Let me ask you this—was there a favorite professor you had at Concordia? (WAIT FOR NAME). That is great. Why did you like her/him? One thing you could do is make a gift in honor of professor ______. That would be a great way of celebrating what you did like about Concordia, while honoring someone who made a difference in your life. (Return to script at the next level). (Record reason the prospect is unsatisfied). 17. "I had to work my way through college without any help from others, I am not going to help anyone else now" I completely understand. Working and attending college is an incredible accomplishment. Thankfully, Concordia alumni like us have helped to keep tuition lower by providing the college with much needed operating funds as well as scholarship funds. You may not be aware of the fact that alumni support assisted us even when were students there. Imagine how much higher our tuition would have been without alumni support. That is why our support is so critical. (Return script and start at next level). SUPPORT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS OBJECTIONS 18. "I have a degree from another school, and only support them" It's great that you have the opportunity to do that, and I am sure that Concordia played an important role in preparing you for that degree. Because I know how important alumni funding is to every college, I don't want you to give to Concordia instead of (other school), but I would like for you to consider helping Concordia as well. Let me tell you why your support is so critical (Return to script at the next level). 20 19. "I give to other charities that are more important than Concordia" It is great that you are a supporter of important organizations and programs. I hope that you consider making Concordia a part of your charitable giving this year as well, perhaps at a different level. I choose to support Concordia because…. And gifts of all sizes from alumni like us make a big impact! (Give a reason to give from Building a Case for Support on page 12 and return to script). MISCELLANEOUS OBJECTIONS 20. "I'll just give $25 (or any other gift less than <$50)" Great. I am so glad you are willing to support Concordia. Your gift is very much appreciated. One option for you to consider is to pay your gift over time. If you want to make your gift go even further, you could give $25 in four payments for a total gift of $100. This would help out so much because (Give a reason to give from Building a Case for Support on page 12 and return to script). 21. "I am not connected to Concordia, I was a commuter/I didn't live on campus" I know many of our classmates did the same thing —commuted and benefited from not having to pay for room and board. Regardless of whether or not you lived on campus, your support of Concordia benefits all students. With our reunion coming up, it's a great time to reconnect with Concordia and to consider a gift of support. (Return to script at next level). 22. You are not supposed to be calling me, I signed up for the "Do Not Call Registry?" Sorry for the confusion. As a non-profit organization, Concordia and other similar institutions are exempt from this new piece of legislation. However, because we are calling on behalf of the College and Concordia is a non-profit organization, you can be assured that any information that you share will be kept confidential. (If they persist that they do not want to be called or reached via phone, state that you can simply add them to our own "do not call" list. Thank them for their time and terminate the call. Proceed with documenting this information). PERSONAL TRAGEDY 23. We just experienced a terrible loss in our family (death of family member, fire, flood or other natural disaster). I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. The Concordia family has always been so supportive during difficult times. Would it be alright with you if I passed that information on to our committee so that we might invite prayers of support from our classmates? I will continue to hold you and your family in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. 21 ADDITIONAL SUPPORT AND TRAINING Online at: www.cord.edu/volunteer/1993 Training videos from Leadership Weekend include: • Making a Meaningful Ask • Call Scenario#1: Clean Close • Call Scenario #2: Delay Objection • Call Scenario #3: Amount Objection • Call Scenario #4: Plain Old Fashioned "No" • Call Scenario #5: Mad at Concordia Objection Lunch and Learn Sessions: Grab your lunch (or coffee on the west coast) and join us for an interactive conference call with other reunion giving volunteers. These sessions are designed to provide ongoing support as you make your calls. Call in with questions, tips, stories or just to listen. Date/Time Title Host(s) RSVP/Submit a question in advance Tuesday, October 9 Conference Call Review Kristin Bortnem By Monday, Noon CDT Lonnie Pederson October 8 to Mary Melroe firstname.lastname@example.com Wednesday, October 10 Making the Call: Tips Kara Fleharty Schulz '96 By Tuesday, Noon CDT from a Fellow Volunteer October 9 to email@example.com Tuesday, October 16 Potpourri: Your Kristin Bortnem and C- By Monday, Noon CDT Questions and Stories 400 Annual Giving Staff October 15 to firstname.lastname@example.com Thursday, October 25 Potpourri Round Two: Kristin Bortnem and C- By Wednesday, Noon CDT Your Questions and 400 Annual Giving Staff October 24 to Stories email@example.com 22 STEWARDSHIP: THANKING YOUR CLASSMATES You will receive a monthly report of classmates who have made a gift. There are a number of ways to thank them for supporting Concordia College. 1. Send an e-postcard: www.cord.edu/postcard 2. 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As far as I'm aware there has never been a case of so many storms following each other so quickly and on top of an already wet winter that has saturated the ground so it can absorb no more water.
A hydrology expert on the news today said that no amount of dredging would have saved the Somerset Levels from flooding in these conditions and the current climate trend is for wetter, stormier winters. As for the Severn and Thames basins, a lot of the problem is from what is happening higher up nearer the source and the inability of the ground to absorb water. Springs bubbling up through floors and gatdens are not about river management but soil saturation.
I think that councils could and should have called in the army earlier to help with pumping and sandbags but I also think that any building along rivers and flood plains and catchment areas should be required to have flood defence in mind and raise ground floor levels. The Dutch manage to do it so the technology is there.
I also think that there needs to be joined up thinking in land management from farming techiques and crops grown to industrial and housing developments using porous materials in landscaping and for parking.
I feel desperately sorry for all the people who have been flooded, their businesses and jobs, their pets and livestock and the wildlife. I hope they get all the help they need to recover when the rain does finally stop and they can dry out and repair their homes and lives.
In normal winters we are frozen solid in February with -15C being usual and worse not unknown so I try and buy only those which are hardy to -25C and keep my fingers and toes crossed for the ones that only do -20C. They don't usually start shooting till mid to late March and even then new growth can be blasted by a late, heavy frost.
This year we've had no serious frosts and temps of 13C in January which is a 30C difference. I've been out with the slug pellets and the secateurs but am leaving the major pruning till a bit later and am only pruning the clems in sunnier beds where the spring bulbs and new perennial shoots are already showing through and needed some weeding and cutting back of last season's growth respectively.
I've replied on the other thread. In a garden this size, a Japanese courtyard style would suit best and would not include any grass. Once a seating area is made there's be so Little garss left anyway it would be a pain to mow and maintain once the rocks, gravel, usual lanterns and water feature went in, let alone the plants.
It could work out very calm and restful though. Nice project.
I think you need to go to the Library and read as many books as you can find on the Japanese style. It's not just the plants, it's the whole balance of rock, stone, water, moss and a limited palate of plants.
You'd have to do a lot of ground work to prepare the soil and lay weed reisistant membranes for the gravel areas. You'd also need to source and price rocks and think about getting all the materials into the garden.
Usual plants include bamboo, Japanese maples, spring flowering cherries, azaleas, hostas and moss.
Have a look at this site too - http://www.aboutjapanesegardens.org/ It explains the basics and gives examples of Japanese gardens and their creation.
Which lasts about 10 minutes and then it's ugly for 11 months and 4 weeks.
We add ours to the compost after first removing the poos. It breaks down very well and helps to balance the nitrogen content from grass clippings.
At the risk of upsetting people, I would prune it with a spade - dig it up and bin it. Desperately dull little trees with a short life span and no redeeming features. I was given one and was only two pleased when it turned up its toes one very hard winter.
I grew Silver moon and Sunset in hanging baskets one year but their roots ended up too restricted and dry by the end of summer despite regular watering and not being in full sun. They've done much better since I liberated them into the ground.
I have started pruning my group 3 clems and have taken cuttings of Crystal Fountain as there were so many buds higher up. Not convinced they'll work this early but nothing ventred, nothing gained. With others like Arabella, Little Nell, Princess Diana and Etoile Violette I shall try layering a couple of stems to see if taht works better and then cut all the other stems as usual.
Definitely Felco. Good quality and designed for left or right handed use depending on model chosen.
Snowdrops flowering since mid December out the sunny front and just starting in the shadier spots. Cyclamen in the ground have finished now but the ones in my hanging baskets are still flowering, hellebores starting early and flowering for a couple of weeks now but no flowers yet on crocuses or daffs which are only just poking their noses through.


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David Soleil, a founder of the Sudbury School of Atlanta, brought students and parents to the hike. He read passages from King's speech as they progressed.
"This is a place that has just had a history of racism and pain," he said. "But we're here. And we're fulfilling that dream that freedom is going to ring from Stone Mountain. Even in places that birth hate, that we can still come and birth love."
At the Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site in Topeka, Kan., Republican Gov. Sam Brownback joined hands with a pastor to ring a silver bell at a site commemorating the landmark Supreme Court decision outlawing segregated schools.
Brownback said King was a prophet but didn't live to see his dream or words come true.
"They will come true," he said. "We are on the path for them to come true."
In Oklahoma City, a crowd of about 75 people gathered at the Oklahoma History Center to mark the occasion. Oklahoma County District Court Judge Bernard Jones said King's "Dream" speech was a "game changer" for the nation that marked the beginning of a movement from "darkness to light."
"Dr. King's legacy is about all of us, which is why we must do a little more introspection — or look inward — and ask ourselves if we have been good stewards of that legacy," he said. He said people should be thinking about the speech and its legacy every single day.
While Alaska wasn't mentioned in King's speech, residents there found a unique way to commemorate the speech. A small group gathered in the courthouse plaza in Juneau, Alaska, across from the state Capitol, to ring bear bells, cowbells and hand bells at the appointed time.
The group — which included the local police chief — joined hands to sing "We Shall Overcome."
Charmaine Weeks, a housewife, called the 50th anniversary of the speech a momentous occasion. "And I think across the country everyone recognizes that. And it's important that everyone, whether it's in the Last Frontier, you know, or in Washington, D.C., that you mark it, however that is," she said.
Not everyone was celebrating the nation's progress, however. Dr. Lucienna Numa, 85, a Haitian native who attended the 1963 March on Washington, said racial disparities persist.
"What I feel really is a lot of sadness because we were all so hopeful when this happened, and when we look at the condition of the blacks here, so little has changed in fact," she said, while visiting New York City's African Burial Ground National Monument. "On the surface you can say a lot has happened but the basic feeling here, is that we are not the same, we are not part of it."
"Deep inside, nothing has changed."
Contributing to this report were Associated Press writers Ray Henry in Stone Mountain, Ga.; Lucas Johnson in Lookout Mountain, Tenn.; Becky Bohrer in Juneau, Alaska; Kristi Eaton in Oklahoma City; John Milburn in Topeka, Kan.; and Deepti Hajela in New York City.