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Without doubt, Sweet Pea 'Cream Southbourne' is one of the best cream varieties available for cutting. Luscious, large, frilled blooms are well placed on long stems with a fantastic fragrance. This elegant variety associates beautifully with other colours but is equally good on its own, grown over obelisks, arches and trellis. Height: 180cm (71") Spread: 30cm (12").
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So, I'm alittle nervous writing this. because I know it's controversial. I know alot of people may disagree with me, and that's okay. I really hope it doesn't affect our Bransforum friendships though, because I really value those!
This is really long. If people don't want to read it, I understand. I had alot to say.
So, I read the WSJ article, and although I don't personally agree with the moralistic tone, I do agree with what she says about violent imagery. I recently read a YA book that was extremely well-written, but the story line involved torture, starvation, murder and images that were so horrible, it still gives me nightmares. And I'm an adult; my brain has stopped developing. That's not true of teens. I believe the human brain continues to develop until the age of 25. That makes young people more vulnerable, not to mention that they don't have the psychological defenses that adults have.
We seem to understand that intuitively with movies, but somehow with books.....it's not there yet.
The primary defense of these books is that it will help abused children work through their trauma. This, to me, is a very shaky assumption. I believe these books may help heal some kids, but they may damage others. These concepts express my concerns:
a. Re-tramatization. If a child is trapped in a nightmare situation they MAY be helped by reading about how another child triumphed over it. That is one, very positive outcome. However, other children may find that their trauma is triggered. It becomes real and active for them, and they become something called "re-traumatized". This can be a very frightening experience. Probably one way to think about this is someone who has Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder because they were in the war, and they hear a backfire, and they being shot at all over again. I have to admit I only skimmed this article, but it looks good, and it includes a section on re-traumatization: http://gainscenter.samhsa.gov/atc/text/ ... _paper.htm
b. Contagion. People who are psychological wounded can be vulnerable to hearing about self-destructive behavior and copying it. So, someone reading about a protagonist who is self-destructive may decide to do the same thing. A really interesting example of contagion is what happened in Asia around bulemia and anorexia, disorders that were rare until Western Culture brought it. Here's a link to an article about that: http://www.healthyplace.com/eating-diso ... enu-id-58/. Here's an article about how celebrity suicide can increase thinking about suicide in the population: http://jech.bmj.com/content/61/6/540.abstract.
c. Secondary trauma. People can be traumatized not only through direct victimization. They can be traumatized by HEARING or SEEING someone else being traumatized. This trauma can be very severe. For all of those children who are NOT being abused, reading is a very intimate experience, and I believe they could be vulnerable to secondary trauma by reading about horrific situations happening to children. I can't prove it, I don't think there is any research, but this really begs the question: what about the children who are not being abused? This is a good, brief article about secondary trauma: http://www.childtraumaacademy.com/cost_ ... age02.html
d. Lack of an alternative world. I don't have links for this, this is more personal experience. I was abused as a kid, and what I looked for from books was escape. I wanted to know there was another world that was better than the one I was in. I'm not saying all kids are like me, but I think there great value in helping an abused child know there are worlds where people are not abused, and giving them books that model psychologically healthy interactions and loving connections.
So am I completely condemning these books? NO!!!! Something I recently learned in Grad school is adolescence is being extended in our culture. Because the population has a longer life expentancy, people are working longer, and young people are entering the working world and becoming independent later in life. A new age group is emerging, with new challenges. I believe that this group, age range around 18-29, is the right group for these books. Not coincidentally, I believe alot of the YA books that are being written by people in this age range (not all, but many), and I think they are actually writing books appropriate for their peers.
I think a new genre is emerging, one that is targeted to the Young Adult crowd. I'd personally recommend a new genre be developed called "Teen". That way, people writing for a teenage audience will keep in mind that these may include very young, vulnerable people: 12, 13, 14, 15, 16.
I believe, more than anything, what children in this age group need are books that are wholesome: nutritious and good for you. They may include triumph over adversity, or even abuse, but written about gently, not graphically. Wholesome. That would be my wish for MG and Teen books.
If you read this to the end, thank you! I appreciate the chance to express my concerns.
I'd be very interested in other's thoughts about this, as well, if you want to share them.


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ORANGE — Freshman Cameron Knollenberg finished 12th on the three-mile course in 16 minutes, 57 seconds to lead Sage Hill to a third-place finish with 83 points at Irvine Regional Park Wednesday.
The Lightning advance to the CIF Southern Section Division 5 preliminaries Nov. 10 at Mt. San Antonio College.
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Calvary Chapel junior Bethany Riley won the meet in 18:36.42. Laguna Beach came in first as a team with 35 points, followed by Godinez (39), Calvary Chapel (69) and Saddleback (115).
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Like the
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Continental GT3-R features the automaker's twin-turbo 4.0-liter V-8. While power is down from the racer's 600 hp, the Continental GT3-R road car makes 572 hp and 516 lb-ft of torque – 51 hp and 14 lb-ft more than the
Bentley Continental GT V8 S
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Other drivetrain changes include a shorter output gearing, while Bentley's all-wheel-drive system has been enhanced with a new torque vectoring system that controls the torque sent to each rear wheel and a recalibrated Electronic Stability Control (ESC) system. The ride control software has been tuned for a bigger spread between Sport and Comfort modes. While a $13,875 option on the
Continental GT V8
S, Bentley's Carbon Ceramic Discs are standard on the Continental GT3-R. The brakes feature massive 16.5-inch front and 14.0-inch rear rotors clamped by eight-piston calipers in front and two-piston calipers out back finished in "eye-catching" green paint. The high-performance brakes peek out from behind exclusive 21-inch, black finish lightweight alloy wheels wrapped in Pirelli rubber.
Bentley claims the Continental GT3-R can hit 60 mph in 3.6 seconds, though that estimate is probably conservative considering that the last 521-hp Continental GT V8 S took the same amount of time (compared to Bentley's estimate of 4.3 seconds).
Exterior changes to the
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include an aggressive carbon fiber front splitter and fixed carbon fiber rear spoiler. Inspired by the
Continental GT3 racer
, the hood features a pair of extractor vents to improve cooling efficiency. Two-tone green graphics trace the front wheel toward the back of the car, while a second graphic traces the wide rear hind quarters. The white paint is offset by gloss black headlight bezels, radiator shell and matrix grille, window surrounds, and bumper strips.
Inside, the Bentley Continental GT3-R road car's cabin is finished in carbon fiber, Alcantara, and high-quality leather. Up front, the limited edition car gets a set of deeply bolstered sport seats that provide more lateral support. The seats are finished in Beluga Black leather with diamond-quilted Alcantara inserts. Alcantara is also used on the steering wheel and gear shifter, while the center console and dashboard panels are hand-crafted in carbon fiber. Carbon fiber door panels feature diamond-quilted Alcantara inserts. The rear seats have been replaced with a carbon fiber surround finished in leather and Alcantara. "Vivid accent" green leather is used on the seats, instrument panel, and door panels as well as in contrast stitching throughout the interior including "GT3-R" logos in the headrests. More GT3-R logos adorn the center console, passenger dashboard, and sill plates.
Pricing for the Bentley Continental GT3-R road car hasn't been announced.
Source: Bentley
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Do you google any of the names you plan to use?
Do you ever google any of the names you plan to use? And if so, would you not use a name if something came up? I'm not needing to have a completely unique name but once I do this it ruins the name for me if it is someone already using it and has websites and social media all wrapped up with it.
June 26th, 2013 02:50 PM #3
I have googled name combinatinos I plan to use before, but to search for same-named murderers, felons and porn stars. I can't imagine removing a name combo from my list if the only google matches are other people's social media/proof other people have used the combo.
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Maybe it's bugging me because it is a musician with the same name so it's more marketing then just a regular profile...
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The name we plan to use if we ever have a girl also belongs to a musician. I really don't care, although it is just her first name and not the combo. I don't see why it matters, really.
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Always. I imagine my child will look their name up at some point in the future, and I want to know what will come up. I also like to google image search the name just out of curiosity. It's fun to see adult versions of my favorite names; it's also easier for me to visualize my child as an adult with that name when I see a photo. If the name comes up as belonging to a serial killer or someone who was tortured to death, that would factor into my decision though not necessarily dictate it. I usually don't care overly much if it's a clothing company or band though. All the interesting names seem to be turning into brands, so what can you do? It hasn't stopped the popularity of Victoria, and I'm pretty sure everyone has heard of Victoria's Secret. It's the first thing to pop up when I search Victoria anyway.Gωeηdσℓeη __ __ ● Lσreℓei Siℓver Oη∂iηe ● Octαviα ωiℓ∂rσse __ ● Suηηivα __ __ ● Ƭαbitɦα єiℓσηωƴ Sησω
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On the 28th of March 2013 the Shanghai Museum of Glass presents a sparkling new exhibition that shows the playful and fun character of glass design. 'Keep it Glassy' shows the work of more than 50 designers from all over the world, including renowned names such as Droog (The Netherlands), Fabrica (Italy), the Campana Brothers (Brazil) and Tadao Ando (Japan). Over 200 exhibited objects have one thing in common: they are designed with love and should be handled with care.
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More than 200 exhibited works are carefully brought in from all over the world to come together in the new temporary exhibition space of the Shanghai Museum of Glass. For 'Keep it Glassy' an international selection of designers was made, as the fun of working with glass goes beyond borders of language, style or culture. The exhibition brings together the works of creative minds that share a common interest - a passion for glass and an excitement in working with the material.
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FOUR years after the implementation of the conditional cash transfer, Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps), the Department of Social Welfare and Development has finally designed a program for the indigenous peoples.
The Conditional Cash Transfer–Indigenous Peoples (CCT-IP) program will be targeting a total of 116,000 IP households for its first national implementation.
Sheryll Fernandez, Information Officer for 4Ps of DSWD-Davao, said the CCT-IP program was established last June.
The program was made after the recently concluded Participatory Review of the Experiences of IP under the Conditional Cash Transfer program.
The review showed that the program failed to make adjustments in its operations to harmonize with the socio-cultural-political and geographic setting of IP communities.
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"Ang target for implementation kay September pero dili pa jud siya as in ma-fully operational kay bag-o paman gud kaayo (The target for implementation is September but it cannot still be fully operational because it is still very new)," Fernandez said.
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Issue 10: Amo Argentina
Argentina's wine industry has a rich history rooted in its colonial past and notable for its current viticultural innovations and strides into the international market. As the fourth largest consumer of wine, wine holds a very integral place in Argentine culture, and its movement into the international market in the last 25 years has established a reputation for immanently drinkable and affordable fare.
In this issue of The Cellar Door, our sommeliers explore the people and the land that are moving Argentina to the forefront. Sylvia Jansen interviews internationally-renowned winemaker Laura Cantena of Bodega Catena Zapata, who talks about the history of the Argentine wine industry and impact of high-altitude vineyards on the calibre of Argentine wines. Mike Muirhead takes us on a trek up the Andes and Andrea Eby gives us a history lesson on the crown prince of Argentine grape varieties: Malbec!Open Issuu Download PDF
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Issue 9
Salud Spain!
Issue 9: Salud Spain!
Spain's culture holds within it the tension of ancient and contemporary architecture jostling for space and the cultural mosaic that makes up its history and present population. These tensions are evident in Spanish winemaking, which holds within it vocal traditionalists who are going back to the roots of viniculture and winemaking, working alongside young, innovative winemakers who are striving to make their mark.
In an interview with Tina Jones, Spanish winemaker Telmo Rodríguez (who graces the cover) addresses his vision of recuperating traditional Spanish viniculture and winemaking, and discusses how Spain is making its mark on the international wine stage. Also in the issue, Sylvia Jansen explores the wine and food cultures and dazzling architecture on the path from Bilbao to Barcelona; Mike Muirhead introduces what to expect from Spain's unique grape varieties; Rob Stansel gives you a guide to Spanish wine labelling; we give you our best pitch for introducing Spanish Rosé into your life; and local Chef Tristan Foucault shares his version of the traditional Spanish paella.Open Issuu Download PDF
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Champagne: Taste the Stars
Issue 8: Champagne: Taste the Stars
Every moment of a bottle of Champagne, from the pop of the cork to the bubbles dancing across your palate, feels like an event. Our June issue of The Cellar Door explores all of the reasons why Champagne is synonymous with celebration. From its production to a long history of shrewd marketing, perfecting the experience of Champagne is a storied fable fit for the Wine of Kings.
In this issue of The Cellar Door, you will read that one of the most important innovators in Champagne production was the Grande Dame of Champagne, Veuve Clicquot, who ran the Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin Champagne House in the early 19th century. Veuve Clicquot is credited with inventing the technique of remuage, whichallows spent yeasts from the secondary fermentation to be released without losing its effervescence. The Champagne issue explores the important women winemakers in the industry, as well as a backgrounder on Champagne and the effects of a turbulent economy on one of our most cherished luxury items. We also share travel tips; stir up controversy in an interview with Terry Theise, author of Reading between the Wines; challenge the palate in the Champagne Test Kitchen; and explore how to love bubbles on a budget.Download PDF
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The Australia Issue
Issue 7: The Australia Issue
Of all offerings from the land Down Under, we can confidently argue that their best ambassadors are their wines. Much like Canada, Australia's population has grown from humble beginnings, with immigrant cultures. New Australians brought grape vines from their homelands, and many of their descendents saw the potential and pressed forward. Luckily for the world's wine lovers, the Australians are realizing that vision.
The fall issue of The Cellar Door brings you the best of Australian travel, wine and food. Day trips from the continent's city centres show us the hospitality that Australian winemakers offer. We explore the Australians' savvy marketing with their sometimes edgy, sometimes amusing, and always interesting wine packaging. An interview with Winnipeg ex-pat, Chef Steven Krasicki, and his Sommelier, Jeremy Burke, at the award-winning Altitude Restaurant in Sydney exposes our readers to the cutting edge in wine and food trends in one of the world's most experimental epicurean centres.Download PDF
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The Burgundy Issue
Issue 6: The Burgundy Issue
Our June issue explores the historically rich wine region of Burgundy, France. For many wine lovers, the wines of Burgundy express the intricacies of its region like no other. The wines of Burgundy are as complex as the landscape; each expressing the small parcel of land in which its grapes are cultivated. The soul of Burgundy's soils, the expression of its terroir, and its viticultural heritage sing in every bottle.
In this sixth issue of The Cellar Door, we explore the food, wine and appellations of Burgundy. Sylvia Jansen invites us along on a food tour of Burgundy, and gives us a peek into the scandals of Burgundian wine business. Mike Muirhead compares the exquisite Pinot Noir grape to a junior high crush, and always the king of analogy, gives everyone a lesson on Burgundian appellations that hits close to home. Saralyn Mehta introduces the fascinating world of biodynamic practices with her discerning eye and quick wit. We are also excited to share Gary Hewitt's interview with Clive Coates, author and noted Burgundy wine authority, who speaks to the lasting relevance of Burgundy.Download PDF
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Issue 5: Chile
Chile's wine industry dates back to the 1830s, and its story follows the permutations of a nation that is blessed with near-ideal growing conditions and ample land, yet has seen lengthy periods of political and economic instability. Between 1995 and 2002, the amount of Chilean land used as vineyard crops doubled, leading to the current era in Chile's wine culture. Shaking off its dubious reputation for average, affordable wine, Chile's winemakers have elevated the quality of their wine exports while maintaining accessible price points. Chile's wines simply have one of the best quality-to-price ratios of any region currently on the market.
The Chile Issue showcases the strides that Chile's winemakers have made in the past 15 years. Features include a cultural history of Chile, which contextualizes the development of the wine industry across several generations, and a 5-day travel diary that showcases the hospitality, technology, creativity and dedication of 15 vineyards within a 100 km radius of the capital, Santiago. An interview with John Duval, a consulting winemaker at Viña Ventisquero (formerly of Penfolds, and currently of John Duval Wines in the Barossa Valley, Australia) gives a visitor's perspective on the creativity and innovation that have catapulted Chilean winemakers from the bottom of the barrel to the top of the mountainside.Download PDF
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Napa Valley
Issue 4: Napa Valley
Napa Valley, California is one of the world's fastest-growing premier wine regions. First planted in the 1830s, the modern era of winemaking launched in the 1960s with visionary winemaker Robert Mondavi's groundbreaking winery in Oakville. With over 350 wineries tucked into a 75 by 35 kilometre area, Napa Valley is a visitor-friendly wine region dedicated to all the best aspects of the wine lifestyle.
The hallmark of the Napa Valley issue is an exclusive interview with Michel Rolland, in which he discusses his path from childhood in Bordeaux to his current standing as the world's leading wine consultant. Features in this issue explore Napa's history and travelling in Napa on three different budgets. In our Test Kitchen, our wine experts discover the (often surprising) compatibility of big Napa Cabs with a range of food pairings, from Sable Fish to butternut squash. Also, enjoy columns on wine education, the allure of cult wines, and sustainability in the U.S. wine market, along with the newest in wine accessories, exciting events, and, as always, wine suggestions from the Banville & Jones wine experts.Download PDF
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Niagara's Wine Country
Issue 3: Niagara's Wine Country
When looking for that next great wine, sometimes we forget about the burgeoning industry right in our backyard. In this issue of The Cellar Door, we explore the wines, people, and places that make Niagara such an amazing wine destination.
In an exclusive interview, Canadian wine giant Donald Ziraldo examines how Canada hit the international wine scene with Inniskillin's award-winning Icewine, and opens up about his new projects in research and Riesling. You will also learn more about smaller, garagiste-style wineries that are making a name for themselves, both for their wines and for their leadership in environmentally responsible practices.
In honour of Niagara's agricultural tradition, this issue's Test Kitchen sends you out to the Farmer's Market to take advantage of Manitoba's diverse local options. We also recommend some of our favourite wines and accessories for the patio and cottage season!Download PDF
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Timeless Tuscany
Issue 2: Timeless Tuscany
In the second issue of The Cellar Door, we take you on a tour of one of the most beautiful and bountiful wine regions in the world: timeless Tuscany! We are excited to work with local photographer, Keith Levit, who provided the striking cover image of Tuscany, and also offered several of his stunning images for use within the pages of the issue.
In this issue, we are excited to offer you an exclusive conversation between Lia Tolaini-Banville and celebrated Italian wine consultant, Carlo Ferrini, along with features on working the vineyards in Tuscany, travel tips for your own Tuscan voyage, a novel cooking technique in our Test Kitchen, and many tips and facts from the Banville wine experts you have come to rely on.Download PDF
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"Pour Your Heart into it, Leadership lessons from Starbucks Coffee" presents the story of Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz as part of the True Leadership Series presented by the Office of Student Activities and Service Learning.
Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz is the leader of one of the greatest business success stories of the past decade. With revenues exceeding more than $6.5 billion and stock prices increasing over 6,500%, Schultz transformed a cup of coffee into a coffee experience. Though the Starbucks bottom line speaks for itself, it was his focus on people over profits that made the company what it is today. Join us for the "Starbucks Experience" and learn more about how Schultz built his company one cup at a time. Student Activities assistant director Kate Schuit will be the featured speaker.
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Limoncello is the new Yoga.
There are only so many times I can say "downward facing dog" before I go crazy.
I needed a vacation bad and I was hoping my two weeks on the Amalfi Coast would cure this yogic slump of mine.
For weeks leading up to my trip, I had been waxing poetic about practicing yoga overlooking the Mediterranean. I fantasized about my imaginary Italian yoga instructor, and the smell of lemons wafting through the studio windows. In my mind, it was the perfect setting to find inspiration again. Heck, I even bought one of those travel yoga mats.
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"Can't you just relax with some limoncello for a week? Swim in the Med? I'm sure your chakras won't close up by the time you get back to your ashram."
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The following individuals were arrested and booked into the Houston County Sheriff's Office Jail
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Wednesday, Dec. 23
Travis Wesley Bolden, 18, arrested by HCSO, charge-reckless damage/destruction, minor in consumption of alcohol, misdemeanor.
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Looks a bit like the Adipose from Dr Who though.
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