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Heartwarming: Parks and Recreation
- The entire show could be seen as one. One woman fighting against impossible odds to change her Crapsack World into a better one. Most shows with this premise would be Black Comedies, while Parks and Rec not only shows Leslie's effort succeeding but also inspiring those around her into doing good. It's because of this that every episode is guaranteed to have several little moments that make you feel good.
- After Leslie tears up the Venezuelans' check in "Sister City", Tom secretly takes all the tips he earned making himself the Venezuelans' errand-boy and donates it all towards the park fund.
- The entire ending of "Christmas Scandal", from the department waiting for Leslie to light the tree to them welcoming her back to work.
- In an odd way, the opening is this as well. There's just something charming about seeing the cynical, bickering Parks Department putting on a funny holiday skit and apparently enjoying it.
- The ending of Summer Catalog, where after spending an entire episode trying to find a good cover for the titular catalog, they get the catalog and it turns out to be a selfie of Andy and April.
- April's talking head after she finally forgives Andy for the kiss with Ann after his motorcycle accident & they become a couple - April tries and fails to blow it off as nothing big, ultimately running away from the camera as she tries to hide a smile.
- April and Andy's surprise wedding in "Fancy Party". Also Leslie, who initially thought they were moving too fast and tried to stop it, changing her mind when she saw how right it was.
April: "I guess I kind of hate most things but I never really seem to hate you... so I wanna spend the rest of my life with you, is that cool?"Andy: "Yes. Is it my turn? April, you're the most awesome person I have ever known in my entire life. I vow to protect you from danger. I dont care if I have to fight an ultimate fighter or a bear or him [referring to the female justice of peace], your mom, I would take 'em down. I'm getting mad right now even thinking about it. I'm telling you. I wanna spend the rest of my life, every minute, with you. And I'm the luckiest man in the galaxy."
Leslie: "Don't worry. I'm not gonna say another word. This is your day."April: "I just wanted to say that I'm really glad you're here. I think you're awesome, and I love you."
- April's sister actually showing affection for her sister by saying that Andy is "kinda cool" and that she "sees why he'd want to marry April" was a sweet moment between two embodiments of the Emotionless Girl, it was only topped by April proceeding to embrace her sister with tears running down her cheek.
- Also, April and Leslie's interaction after the ceremony, after Leslie had spent part of the evening trying to stop April and Andy from getting married
- April dancing with Ron at the reception.
- Chris Treager's life story, which is the epitome of the optimism and positive energy he is always channeling:
Chris: "I was born with a blood disorder and my parents were told that I had 3 weeks to live. And here I still am, some two thousand odd weeks later, and I have enjoyed every one of them."
- In "Harvest Festival", the scenes near the end of everyone simply enjoying the festival to Tom Petty's "American Girl" followed by Leslie having Ben's curse removed and the two having their first strong embrace.
- Despite their antagonistic realtionship with each other in the season's first few episodes, there's Ron defending Tom by standing up to Tammy at the end of "Ron and Tammy 2" and then carrying him away like a wounded soldier.
- More like a little child!
- The end of "Christmas Scandal" as the whole cast lights up the Christmas Tree in Lot 48, April gets a hug from Andy, and Leslie gets a gift from Ron.
- Ron, who hates government and opposes all that Leslie stands for, telling the Ben and Chris in the second season finale that they couldn't fire her and insisting that they fire him instead:
- Ben: "Every department's losing a Leslie Knope."
Ron: "No Ben, they're not. No other department has one to begin with."
- In "Eagleton", Ron, who hates making a fuss on his birthday, dreads the surprise party Leslie says she is planning. When it comes however, Leslie instead reveals that she set up a quiet night alone for Ron to eat his favorite food (steak) and watch his favorite movies (The Bridge on the River Kwai and The Dirty Dozen). Then Leslie asks Ron if he remembered what he said to get her to stay at Pawnee's P&R department instead of taking the job in the wealthier nearby town Eagleton five years earlier.
Ron: "I believe I said that I thought we worked well together and that I might disagree with your philosophy, but I respected you. And I said you'll get a lot of job offers in your life but you only have one home town."Leslie: (smiles) "Yes, that's how I remember it."
- From The Fight:
Ben: "All I know is, Leslie's always talking about how lucky she is to have you as a friend. And... I just wanted you to know that."
- Ann and Leslie's apologies to each other after their first big spat.
- Before that, Ben's attempt to reconcile Leslie and Ann.
Ann: "You're nice. I can see why she likes you."
- And then Ben trying to act casual but completely unable to hide his giant grin, even while Ann is teasing him for it.
- From Road Trip:
Andy: "I got the greatest wife in the world! We're married! We're totally gonna do it later!"
- April singing "The Pit" with Mouse Rat for Andy, complete with her attempt at his singing voice and everything, and she bought back his guitar for him (okay, stole).
Ben: "I've been to 40 some-odd towns in Indiana. Pawnee is special."
- Ben's speech to the Indiana State Athletic Commission - some months after telling Leslie in "Freddy Spaghetti" that "Pawnee is not special", he tells the Indiana state board:
Ron: "All I'm saying is keep an open mind for a while. Listen to your teachers and read all the books you can. Then when you're eighteen, you can drink, gamble and become a Libertarian."Lauren: "The drinking age is 21."Ron: "I know Another stupid government rule. So you'll write a new paper?"Lauren: "Yeah."Ron: "Can you autograph this one for me?"Lauren: "Sure."
- Ben and Leslie kiss. Finally.
- Ron and Lauren's final interaction:
- Ben's gift for Leslie in the season 4 premier.
- In "Pawnee Rangers": During a camping trip, Ron's whole troop of young Pawnee Rangers including his assistant Andy defect to Leslie's girls club, the "Pawnee Goddesses" because they have candy and "puppy parties" and all the boys have been doing with Ron is sit around eating beans from a can. Leslie, who all day wanted to prove her club was better tells Ron that he's not a chauvinist jerk like the people who run the Rangers and he's a good troop leader. Ron admits to Leslie that he doesn't understand kids today and they don't understand him. He wistfully asks, "When did kids start getting interested in fun?" A week later Ron discovers a group of kids including some from the Pawnee Goddesses, waiting in his office that came for the new club. He discovers that Leslie put out an ad in the paper asking both boys and girls interested in a club for extreme outdoorsmen called the "Swansons". Ron sees Leslie in his office who gives him a salute and then he tells his new club that they're going to start by digging a trench and to not expect any "fun".
- "Meet and Greet" - April actually doing something nice for Jerry, whom she's always mean to, by stealing Chris' keys after the Halloween party at her house so he won't be able take Jerry's daughter back to his place to have sex.
- In the same episode, after ruining the local business meet-and-greet, Tom makes it up to Leslie by convincing a local business owner to give her a second chance and support her campaign, as well as make a video about Leslie. The video causes Leslie to burst into tears of joy and proclaim she would watch it everyday for the rest of her life, and she declares Tom to be a very wonderful person in spite of his selfishness.
- The entire ending to "End of the World", between Lucy giving Tom the one last thing he needed for his party to be perfect, Leslie apologizing to Ben about her reaction to him and Shauna Mulwae-Tweep, and - last but not least -April and Andy arriving at the Grand Canyon. Plus the fact that the Reasonablists aren't really a crazy cult: they're just a bunch of old guys who love to hang out for a night in the park together, play some music, and eat snacks in the guise of waiting for the end of the world.
- Ron giving Tom his old job back after his company went bankrupt and doing it in a way that wouldn't hurt Tom's pride.
- After struggling with knowing that Ben is going to move on from Indiana after one last project, the smallest park, Leslie realizes that she needs to be less pushy with Ben and listen to what he wants to do. The two reconcile that they can't date or see each other while they're both government employees, which ultimately leads to Leslie saying she doesn't care if being in a relationship with Ben will hurt her campaign because she loves him, and asks what he wants to do. He immediately kisses her.
- At the end of "The Trial of Leslie Knope", Chris asks court stenographer Ethel Beavers to read what Ben said at his hearing to Leslie. Ethel reads the transcript where Chris asks Ben if Leslie was worth the sneaking around, the scandal and losing his job. Ben replied yes, because he loves Leslie and wants to be with her. That night Leslie goes to Ben's house bringing Ethel who reads what Leslie said at her trial, that she "loves Ben Wyatt with all her heart."
- Right before that, Chris apologizes to Leslie for putting her and Ben in this position, and then states that of all the women he's seen Ben with, Leslie is the only one he sees as truly worthy of him.
- The entire office becoming Leslie's new campaign managers.
Leslie: "I can't ask you to put your lives on hold for me."Ron: "Name one person here you haven't helped by putting your own life on hold."
- April offering the movie tickets and a hug to Chris after Millicent breaks up with him at the end of "Bowling For Votes".
- At the end of "Lucky", the Pawnee airport loses an unscrupulous interviewer's baggage, along with a tape of an embarrassing interview in which Leslie was drunk. Leslie comments to the camera at the end of the episode that they were really lucky that that happened, but as she's talking, a clip reveals that one of the baggage handlers, who was a friend of Leslie's, surreptitiously tossed the bag containing the tape in the trash while loading the plane.
- Leslie's closing argument in "The Debate" episode.
"I'm very angry. I'm angry that Bobby Newport would hold this town hostage and threaten to leave if you don't give him what he wants. It's despicable. Corporations are not allowed to dictate what a city needs. That power belongs to the people. Bobby Newport and his daddy would like you to think it belongs to them. I love this town, and when you love something you don't threaten it. You don't punish it. You fight for it, you take care of it, you put it first. As your City Councilor, I'll make sure that no one takes advantage of Pawnee. If I seem too passionate, it's because I care. If I come on strong, it's because I feel strongly, and if I push too hard, it's because things aren't moving fast enough. This is my home, you are my family, and I promise you, I'm not going anywhere."
"Holy (beep) Leslie, that was awesome."
- And of course, Bobby Newport's reaction to it is just great.
- In the same episode, the fact that rather than being played for Cringe Comedy, Andy's attempt to entertain donors by acting out scenes from his favorite movies actually worked. It's kind of reminiscent of an also heartwarming scene in an earlier episode where Donna is entranced by Jerry's methodical envelope stuffing - in both cases, there's this idea that a character is so dedicated and earnest that you can't help but root for them.
- In "Win, Lose, or Draw," Leslie talking to Ben just before giving her victory speech.
Leslie: "Someday, when I'm more emotionally stable, I want to read the concession speech you wrote for me."
Ben: (looks at her and smiles) "I never wrote it."
- Earlier on when Ron tells Leslie that the department wasn't just supporting her for their own benefit, but because they really care about her. *sniff*
- In "Ms. Knope Goes to Washington", when Leslie is upset about how relatively little she's accomplished in comparison to the powerful women she met in DC and is worried about the future of her relationship with Ben, Andy reassures her that Ben would never leave her because she is "Kickass Leslie."
- In "How a Bill Becomes a Law," after two little girls demand that Ron and Andy ask their permission to work on the pothole in their kingdom:
Andy: (bowing) Your Highnesses, we do humbly request thine permission to befix doth holes yonder.
- In "Ben's Parents," everyone threatening to hurt Ben if they ever hurt Leslie. Even though they're his friends too. It shows how much they care about Leslie.
- In "Ron and Tammy: Part 2," the police chief tells Ben that Leslie gets as many favors from the department as she wants because she uses her favors to help people.
- Andy setting up Ron on a date with Diane Lewis, the beautiful single mother he develops an attraction to when he was fixing the pot hole in front of her house. Also Andy playing with Diane's two little girls by pretending to be a princess with them.
- Ben giving up a lucrative job in Washington to stay in Pawnee and propose to Leslie.
- April convincing Andy that he makes an excellent cop without having to be Bert Macklin.
April: (after Andy successfully helps a little kid find his mother) Wow, you made those two losers very happy.Andy: Oh, no, I didn't. Bert Macklin did. (puts on shades)April: No...Andy: FBI.April: (removes Andy's shades) Actually, Bert Macklin kinda made that little boy cry.Andy: Well, he's a rogue agent who refuses to play by the rules.April: Seriously, I think Andy Dwyer makes a better real cop than Bert Macklin. Maybe it's time for Bert Macklin (dramatic pause) to hang up his shades.
- Leslie spends an entire night fighting Tammy 2, in order to protect Ron and Diane's relationship.
- From same episode, Jerry's huge Christmas party with all of his friends and family having a good time in light of him being the resident Butt Monkey.
- Also, Tom, Andy, and April, the three biggest jerks to Jerry, realize that they were mean and they give all the money they collected over the year for whenever Jerry did something stupid, to Jerry.
- In the end: Diane daring to take on an arrested Tammy 2 without handcuffs and Ron inquiring about Leslie's whereabouts and safety (she was in the trunk).
- All of the bachelor parties, in their own way.
Ron: "Just perfect. Perfect, Chris."
- Ben, Ron, Tom, Andy and Jerry giving Chris a trophy for "Best Man" for giving them their perfect bachelor parties and telling him he'll meet the right woman to marry someday.
- Chris' simple toast to Ron and Ron's reaction.
- The very end of the episode, which just sees the guys playing football on the Colts' field. No conflicting personalities, no mean jokes: just a bunch of friends having fun together.
- Leslie's speech at the gala in "Emergency Response":
Leslie: And speaking of community, I'd like to thank my community—my friends. It's a lesson that I have learned over and over again, but it bears repeating—no one achieves anything alone.
- Chris' wedding present to Ben: The state letter that assigned them both to Pawnee where Ben met his future wife in a frame.
- Ben and Leslie's impromptu wedding is interrupted by a drunk Councilman Jamm and Ron finally punches him. While in jail later, Ron tells Leslie that they should hold the ceremony even though he won't be able to participate. Leslie's instant response:
Leslie: "Ron, listen to me very carefully. I lost my father when I was ten, I don't have any brothers, and Ken Burns never wrote me back. So I am not getting married without you there to walk me down the aisle. End of discussion."
- Ben and Leslie's wedding itself.
"You are a wonderful person. Your friendship means a lot to me. And you look very beautiful."
- The usually taciturn Ron tells Leslie:
Ben: "In my time working for the state government, my job sent me to 46 cities in 11 years. I lived in villages with 8 people, rural farming communities, college towns, I was sent to every corner in Indiana. And then I came here and I realized that this whole time, I was just wandering around everywhere, just looking for you."Leslie: "The things that you have done for me, to help me, support me, surprise me, to make me happy, go above and beyond what any person deserves. You're all I need. And I love you and like you."
- Ben and Leslie's wedding vows, which is shown with a montage of their significant moments together.
- Chris's encouraging words to Andy after Andy learns that he failed the police personality exam:
Chris: Andy, this is a very important moment for you. How we deal with tragedy defines who we are. I used to be terrible at it. Beyond terrible. You are not going to let this deflate you. You are going to pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and we will figure out what the next step is.
- A very subtle moment in "Eagleton": Lindsey Carlisle Shay strides in and when Leslie introduces her to Ben and Ann, she insults them in the most passive aggressive manner possible. Shortly after, we see April hold up a pair of scissors, looking like murder. Seeing as most of Lindsey's dialogue was insulting the two people April's gone out of her way to insult and dismiss, it's a nice, if violently-inclined, moment to show that she does care about them after all.
- In "Bailout" April needs a letter of recommendation from Ann to apply to vet school and Ann takes the opportunity to force the always hostile April to be friends with her. During this time together April finds out Ann is worried about Chris but she changes the subject and tries to get April to sing "Time After Time" by Cyndi Lauper with her and has the lyrics written on a dry erase board. April refuses and demands to know what's bothering her. Ann confesses she wants to have a baby and asked Chris to donate sperm but he's taking a long time to decide and she's freaking out about it. April is taken aback, not knowing what to say, then she starts singing:
April: "Secrets stolen from deep inside..."Ann: "You know the song already?"April: "Of course I do! Everyone knows the song! It's amazing! (continues singing) The drum beats out of time..."(April and Ann sing together)If you're lost you can look and you will find me/Time after timeIf you fall I will catch you-(Suddenly Donna opens the door to the room and joins in) I'll be waiting! Time after time(softly)Time after time(softer)Time after time(Ann smiles and goes to hug April)April: This never happened. (quickly walks out of the room)
- After seeing Leslie so upset over how much the citizens of Pawnee hate her, April decides to read her the nomination letter which was about how awesome and compassionate she is and how Leslie's purpose in life is to help people. This quickly turns into a Funny Moment, however, when she says it's from Satan.
- In the season 5 finale, Andy finds a positive pregnancy test that he thinks belongs to someone in the group. His reaction when April is the last one left is perfect. It's not her, but still.
- Andy: *picks April up the air* MY WIFE IS PREGNANT!
- Ron, who seemed be physically sick at the thought of being in Europe, is sent by Leslie to England and Scotland's most scenic locations and the distillery where his favorite Scotch is made, culminating in him reading a poem picked by Leslie (Robert Burns' O were my love yon lilac fair) on the edge of a beautiful cliff. Ron didn't understand what she hoped for him to get from the trip.
- When April is missing Andy at the city hall Halloween party, Chris spends most of the night trying to cheer her up. It doesn't work, but she's touched enough to tell him and Ann that she's happy for them and thinks they're a cute couple.
- "Ann and Chris": Leslie and Ann saying "I love you" to one another before Ann drives off with Chris to their new home in Michigan.
- April telling Ann, whom she's shown nothing but outright dislike for for the entire series, "I love you", and returning Ann's warm hug.note
- Ben, Ron, Andy, Tom and Jerry (Larry) give Chris a "buddy box", a small chest made by Ron with all their initials burned on it as a going away present.
- Ben, in his new job as City Manager, wants the others to like him, so with Andy's help he devises an elaborate prank which will involve him apparently getting shot; but he breaks down and can't go through with it and starts telling them about it instead. The others are baffled, but then the squibs in Ben's shirt go off. The others are much amused, but April is absolutely delighted at being sprayed with fake blood, and she reassures Ben that they like him.
- Ron spending time with his newborn son John in the empty third floor at city hall as he repairs a radiator.
- Subverted in that he goes on to do the entire repair job on the third floor by himself with his baby son in a stroller by his side, including sanding the floorboards, which is something you really shouldn't do around a baby.
- Leslie going to see Ann who's just had her baby and the two of them like being friends like old times and arguing about Friday Night Lights.
- After getting tired of the others verbally abusing Larry/Jerry/Garry, the office Butt Monkey, Ben stands up on his chair (like the end of Dead Poets Society) and declares "I like Larry." and says "Oh Captain, my captain!" (also from Dead Poets Society). Everyone else is shocked and appalled, telling him he's throwing his career away. Larry is touched, then he farts, which ruins the moment.
- Leslie finds out she's pregnant and calls Ben (who's at a wine tasting event) to tell him the news. Ben however is already drunk, having drowned his sorrows because his parents sold the family lakehouse and he drops the phone in the mud and doesn't get the message. When he comes home, he tells Leslie he realized the reason he was so upset over the lakehouse was that he had so many fond childhood memories there and he wanted his future kids to have them too someday. He tells her he wants to start a family right away, and Leslie smiles and says:
"Well buddy, I've got some good news for you."
- After finding out that they're having triplets, Ben spends all of "One in 8000" freaking out about the future while Leslie stays perfectly calm. In the end, when Ben melts down and asks Leslie how she can be so serene about the situation, she takes Ben with her to announce the news to the rest of the office. Larry/Jerry/Garry offers up all of his daughters' old baby clothes, Ron offers to build them a crib, April and Andy offer to help babysit and Donna mentions the connections she has with the local schools. As hard as it's going to be, Ben and Leslie have a great group of friends to lean on.
- Also from "One in 8000", Ron agrees to protect Donna from her ex-boyfriend, but when it turns out that Joe is a really nice guy, he encourages her to reconsider. He also spends a lot of time in a tiara playing with Diane's girls. Family man Ron to the rescue!
- After misidentifying Donna's "spirit dog" and insulting Donna in the process, because as Donna points out, April doesn't really know anything about her, April tries her damnedest to figure it out (including asking Donna lots of questions about her likes and dislikes, in the course of which we learn that among Donna's favorite music are "Seventies funk and 18th century opera") - and gets it wrong again before finally realizing that Donna is a cat. April's description of Donna is so spot-on that Donna is delighted and wraps April in a Bear Hug, to which April's response is "No ... no ... no ...".
- A few sweet, subtle moments in "Partridge". Leslie meets Ben's sister Stephanie for the first time. Any time she does anything excessively Leslie-like (spontaneous hugging, pulling out a binder full of questions about Ben's childhood to ask Stephanie, crying while listening to Ben practice his speech), instead of getting weirded out, Stephanie mostly just gives Leslie and Ben slightly confused but genuine smiles. She seems honestly pleased and approving of her new sister-in-law.
- Also, Leslie brutally calling the people of Ben's hometown out on their treatment of him despite the fact that it's been well over a decade since the Ice Town fiasco. As well as stealing the key to the city.
- In "Ron and Jammy", Leslie and Ron help Councilman Jamm when they discover how much Jamm's relationship with Tammy 2 has destroyed him. Speaks volumes about Leslie and Ron as people when they're willing to put aside their vendetta and help someone out, no matter how much of a jerkass that person may be.
- The entirety of "Leslie and Ron".
- Leslie and Ron's reconciliation and becoming best buds again.
- Ron revealing that he hired Leslie despite their radically different political views because he respected her honesty and strength, and would rather have had someone who stuck to their guns work for him than a Professional Butt-Kisser Yes-Man.
- The sheer fact that Ron almost asked for a job in the federal government because he missed his friends.
- When the two finally make up, they spend the rest of the morning having genuine fun as friends again and play around in the office, to the tune of "Buddy" by Willie Nelson. They dance around, Ron plays the sax, is completely overjoyed when he finds the breakfast poster again. Seeing the two of them finally get past their differences and understand one another is just beautiful.
- Let's not forget that Ron realized that the Morning Star development would mean demolishing Ann's old house, he salvaged her front door and turned it into a picture frame and placed the picture of Ron and Leslie inside of it. This one item represents both of Leslie's best friends, with Ron in the picture and him having made the frame, and Ann's door being used as the frame.
- The citizens of Pawnee decide to support Leslie to stop Gryzzl from invading their privacy.
- Chris' positive outlook and impossibly sunny disposition gets played for laughs a lot, but in "The Bubble" he's shown comforting a weeping woman, offering her words of encouragement, and she hugs him in thanks. When Tom asks him what her problem was....
Chris: "I have no idea. I saw her crying... and I helped."
- Donna's wedding. And a small moment where Donna throws a bone to Jerry/Terry/Larry by marking his seat at the reception with his real name, Garry, which April and Andy start calling him. He becomes so excited that his co-workers are finally calling him by his real name, even though they are doing it mockingly and unknowingly.
- And Donna winks at Garry as it happens, so we know that it's not a happy accident - Donna fully intended for that to happen. It may be one of the nicest things any member of the Parks Department has ever done for him.
- In "Ms. Ludgate-Dwyer Goes to Washington", Leslie and April have a heart to heart; Leslie apologizes for blowing up at April and admits she really wants her friends to be happy and yet around, April soon gives her this speech:
April: "When I started working for you, I was aimless and just thought everything was stupid and lame. You turned me into someone with goals and ambition. Which is the reason why I'm even thinking about what I really want. (hugs Leslie) Just want to say thank you and that I love you very much... which is why I decided not to turn you into a sea urchin, which is what I could do 'cause I'm an actual witch with powers. And I'm evil and I hate everything."
- Leslie soon finds a job for April afterwards, with the latter deciding she wants to consult after meeting the career consultant. Just rather sweet and shows how far April has come since she first started.
- "Pie Mary" has a few moments:
April: "This tree reminds me of you. It's strong and quiet and always there when you need it. Or whatever."
- Donna and Garry hanging out together while he tries to retrieve his wedding ring and back-up ring, and Donna calling him a buddy.
- April telling Ron why she picked a particular tree to hide his keys in:
Ben: "I am tired of everybody constantly telling her that she"s making the wrong choice. (passes the mic to Leslie) You can say whatever you want. I couldn't care less about the political consequences."
- Ben making sure that Leslie never has to apologize for being her own individual and telling off everyone who expects her to fit a narrow role for a candidate's wife.
- "The Johnny Karate Super Musical Explosion Show": April feels guilty that Andy is cancelling his TV show to be with her in D.C., but Andy reassures her that he is happiest wherever he's with her and just wants her to be where she's happiest.
- The fact that most of Andy's friends have appeared on the show regularly: April does an animal segment, Ron is "Carpenter Ron", Ben is "Professor Smartbrain", Donna is Da Chief to FBI Agent Burt Macklin, Garry is "Mailman Barry", and Leslie appears as herself where she and Johnny "try something new".
- "Two Funerals" ends with Garry becoming interim mayor. Perhaps the show's biggest Throw the Dog a Bone moment. Also Leslie's majestic ceremony just for him that she planned the second after hearing the news.
- From the same episode, Tom plans an elaborate marriage proposal for Lucy. However, when he sees her coming out of the airport, he changes his mind, realizing that Lucy wouldn't want a big proposal. Instead he treats her to a simple recreation of their first date. This is major Character Development for Tom, realizing that being honest and heartfelt is more important than being big and flashy.
- The interactions between Ron and Donna's hairdresser, Typhoon, when the latter takes over as Ron's new barber. They wax about the troubles with "Eurotrash" and bicycles.
- So, so many with the finale (as is often the case):
- Donna establishes a non-profit education program as a new adventure with Joe.
- Craig gets married to Typhoon. Typhoon's best man is Ron.
- Andy and April finally having a baby, and another on the way!
- From the extended cut Andy trying to convince Dr. Saperstein to change the date on the birth certificate to say the baby was born on Halloween because of how much it means to April.
- Gets into Heartwarming in Hindsight territory when you remember that two of the things Andy put down on his bucket list were to teach his son how to throw a perfect spiral and to have a son. One down, one to go.
- Tom writing a successful self-help book in which each path to success he lays out is named for one of his former colleagues (aside from the one he named after himself).
- Lucy is not only still with Tom but gets him out of the depression he was in after losing the bistro.
- Garry remaining Mayor of Pawnee for the rest of his life and living happily to the ripe old age of 100, surrounded by his large and loving family.
- Jean-Ralphio confessing his love for Leslie and her quiet response of "I know" is an oddly sweet exit for such an obnoxious character.
- Leslie pulling some strings for Ron and making him the superintendent of the nearest national park so that he can spend his time walking around outdoors and taking care of the land.
- Ron going to Leslie for help. Willie Nelson's "Buddy", the song that played of Ron and Leslie's reconcilation, playing over Ron enjoying the lake.
- The return of Chris and Ann.
- Chris and Ann's daughter is named after Leslie.
- In the Producer's Cut, we see that reporter Shauna Malwae-Tweep, who's had a string of failed relationships, finally finds love in 2018 when, after being left at the altar by her fiancee and crying on a bench in her wedding dress, she's found and comforted by Bobby Newport and they get married five hours later.
- Leslie and Ben are both approached to run for Governor of Indiana. After concluding that the pros/cons of either of them running are exactly the same, Leslie suggests that they just flip a coin since either of them would be amazing for the job and would support the other anyway. Ben graciously steps aside, announcing to their friends that Leslie's running.
- The final text after the credits: "We Love You, Harris - The Parks Crew"
- Andy and April bonding in "The Hunting Trip." It's one of the first times in the series we really see April smiling.
- Despite being overwhelmed by campaign work and Parks and Rec business, Leslie still tries to put together a fun surprise birthday part for Jerry in "Sweet Sixteen." Granted, things kept falling through the cracks and shenanigans and dysfunction inevitably ensued (this is a sitcom, after all, and Jerry is the resident Butt Monkey), but it was still an awfully sweet gesture on Leslie's part, and Jerry was clearly touched by her effort.
- From the same episode, Andy realizing how lonely Chris is and telling him he can "borrow" Champion (the dog he and April adopted) whenever he wants. The last time we see Chris in that episode is him playing with Champion, laughing and saying, "He's kissing me!" Even April, who hates Chris, smiles when she sees how happy he is.
- When Chris is feeling uneasy about being a sperm donor for Ann in "Bailout," scared he'll somehow mess up the kid's life, Jerry of all people steps up and tells Chris that, as a father, he knows that all parents make mistakes raising their kids, and it sucks, but it's the moments like your kid graduating from school or taking their first steps that make it all worth it. He then loses his point and begins babbling incoherently, because no one has ever let him talk this long. Even so, Chris acknowledges that it was actually a very helpful, nice thing to say.
- In "Bailout," April needs a letter of recommendation to veterinary school, and asks Ann to do it. Ann agrees, so long as April is her friend for a week. During that week, April gets Ann to tell her about her worries that Chris won't want to be a sperm donor for her baby. And at the end of the week...
Ann: Here is your letter of recommendation, so you're off the hook. No need to pretend to be my friend anymore.
April: Thank God.
Ann: I can't tell if you actually hate me or if this is just how you are, but I had fun hanging out with you. So I don't care what you say, you're my friend. And I hope you get into veterinary school because I like you, so there.
April: I got you something too. (she hands Ann a book with a bow on it)
Ann: A baby-naming book?
April: I hope it works out with Chris. And if it doesn't, I hope it works out with someone.
Ann: (grinning) We're gonna hug now.
April: Noooo...
Ann: Yeah. (pulls April into a hug)


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What's the Difference Between Fillet and Filet?
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Even as someone who's tested recipes professionally and written about food for years, I still always stumble when I'm about to write about a piece of fish — is it fillet or filet? What's the difference? Turns out that it's a bit complicated!
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Even when cooked simply with just a squeeze of lemon and some olive oil, fish is an amazing meal. But seafood can be intimidating, right? What fish do you buy for the recipe? How do you know when it's cooked? What the heck are pin bones? Today, let's tackle these issues and help you get confident in the kitchen with fish and shellfish. (Vegetarian friends, stay with us! We'll be back on veg-friendly turf tomorrow!)
Why I Save Shrimp Shells & Tails
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Peeling and cleaning shrimp isn't my favorite task in the world, but sometimes it's an inevitable part of cooking that I sigh over and just get on with. I don't see the whole process as a waste of my time though, since I don't just throw out the shells when I'm done. Here's what I do with them that you should try too!
5 Easy Ways to Make Salmon Even More Delicious
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Salmon is full of good fats and is easy and quick to cook, making it a great choice to have in your regular dinner rotation. But just having a plain piece of seared, baked, or grilled salmon can get boring quickly, so here are five easy ways to jazz it up!
How Does Shrimp Sizing Work?
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Buying a pound of shrimp is not a straightforward task. The average supermarket carries the shellfish both fresh (well, usually defrosted really) and frozen, wild and farmed, and in a variety of processed states, from shell-on and raw to deveined, shelled, and fully-cooked with a side of cocktail sauce.
Today, we'll take a look at how they're measured and sized, so you can better decipher the standardized system common to all varieties of shrimp.
Recipe: Broiled Salmon with Spiced Butter
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Broiled salmon is one of the all-time great weeknight meals — the effort-to-deliciousness ratio really can't be beat! Topped with a pat of spiced butter and served on a bed of fluffy brown rice, this is my favorite way to serve up tender fillets of fish.
Does It Matter Where the Lake Erie Walleye on Your Plate Is From?
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Did you know it is illegal for commercial fishermen to net walleye in the state of Ohio?
But just across the border in Ontario, commercial fishing of the walleye is allowed. The freshwater fish are coming from the same lake, but they are taking a longer trip to your plate.
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One of my favorite meals is a big pot of fresh, flavorful steamed mussels. Steamed clams are also high up there, especially in the summertime. If you're not familiar with cooking these bivalves at home, know this - they're easy to make with just a few basic ingredients and they're really affordable.
Mussels and clams do require a bit of cleaning, but it's a trade-off I'm happy to take. When I was in culinary school, I learned a simple but extremely useful tip for cleaning and making extra-plump mussels and clams every time. It involves just water, salt, and a bit of flour.
Recipe: Shrimp Pasta with White Wine Sauce
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I dare you not to twirl your fork into this simple summer pasta dish! Once your pasta pot is at a rolling boil, you're about 10 minutes away from noodly bliss. A generous serving of succulent shrimp and linguini are tossed with a super quick tomato cream sauce — one that's fragrant with aromatic garlic, shallots, and white wine. Seriously. What's not to like?
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Whether we're talking about a dinner party or a quick weeknight meal, it doesn't get much better than a giant bowl of steamed mussels. This dish has the kind of easy elegance and immediate gratification that I look for in both cases.
Today, I'm sharing my favorite, most basic method for quickly steaming a batch of mussels. It's simple — just mussels steamed with broth and white wine — but oh so very good!


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It's on the first page of the myFICO report. "FICO Score Summary" tab.
In the yellow, working toward green. Should be there when I pay down a few balances. End of summer, perhaps!!!!
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what are the cutoffs for the orange and yellow? does anyone know? (yes, embarrassed to say I'm still the red slice of the pie).
Not sure about orange, but yellow (Good) starts at 660.
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I'm just happy I'm not red and myfico isn't telling me "girl, you suck" anymore.
I feel your angst, so close yet so far.. I was anxiously awaiting a score bump today from paying down util from 11% to 4% and thus snatchng my piece of the Green pie, got the bump (yay!) in score to 723 so I'm still in the yellow, guess I can't complain though at least it's still going in the right direction.
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It's on the first page of the myFICO report. "FICO Score Summary" tab.
Ah - no wonder I didn't find it. myFICO report is outdated by about a month and I haven't refreshed the report since I'm waiting for a few updates/scorewatch alerts still. According to my pie chart, I'm in the orange with my little 636 still from April 11
I made it to orange! Woohoo, I've gone from "bad" to "not good" LOL.
I've been trying to decide when to pull the trigger and pull the second report through SW...I was thinking of waiting until I saw another 9 points, or wait a month or two for that last late to get to the 1-year-from-deletion mark....
Well, my lower utilization and higher credit limit got me 0 points AND I just took a hit for inquiries when I apped for CSP and AMEX BCP. So, now down 7 points from 720 to 713.
Wonder what will happen when my new car loan and CSP start reporting. I'm worried, think it's going to tank my AAoA. But, I don't have any immediate needs for credit so should be ok. I'll just garden for a while. (I was approved for the CSP but am still pending review on AMEX...fingers crossed.)
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Dianthus: The quintessential cottage flower. Pinks are treasured for their grasslike blue-green foliage and abundant starry flowers, which are often spicily fragrant. Depending on the type of pink, dianthus flowers appear in spring or summer and tend to be pink, red, white, rose, or lavender, but come in nearly all shades except true blue. Dianthus plants range from tiny creeping groundcovers to 30-inch-tall cut flowers, which are a favorite with florists. Foliage is blue-green.
Shown above: 'Firewitch' dianthus
While most gardeners are more familiar with the tree-type dogwoods and their lovely big flowers, the shrubby forms are also garden champions that offer season-long beauty. Most shrubby dogwoods offer the cheery spectacle of red or purple fruits clinging to bare branches that attract birds. Others bear brightly colored stems that shine against snowy-white or winter-gray backgrounds.
The lovely, butterflylike blooms of dogwoods herald the beginning of spring, and the show continues into winter with the cheery spectacle of red fruits clinging to bare branches. Dogwoods are versatile trees that do well in full sun and moist soil or shady spots. Most feature fantastic fall color in addition to the attractive blooms.
Elephant's ears are big, dramatic, tropical-looking plants grown for their bold foliage. Aptly named, many bear triangular leaves that are leathery and uniquely textured. These tropical plants enjoy the boggy soils around water gardens and can also be grown indoors as houseplants. The clumping foliage adds lush effects in the landscape and is especially effective in large containers. The plants sprout from large bulbous roots and achieve maximum growth in warm, humid summer temperatures.
Silvery eucalyptus leaves dance in the breeze, and the aromatic leaves and bark smell like a blend of menthol and sage. The tan to orange bark peels, exposing smooth, silky wood underneath. Despite its arid "down under" origins (eucalyptus hails from Australia), the tree thrives in consistently moist, well-drained soil. In colder climates, grow eucalyptus in patio containers, then move indoors for the winter.
A delicate appearance -- thanks to feathery cassia's needlelike foliage and branching structure -- might make you think this desert plant requires special care, but that's hardly the case. It survives on just two deep irrigations or rains a year and thrives when watered about every other month. In fact, too much water is detrimental, changing the plant's rounded, upright form to floppy and lackluster.
Feathery cassia is covered with blooms from winter through spring. The pealike yellow flowers are followed by papery seedpods. Plant feathery cassia in mixed borders, foundation plantings, and curbside areas where the soil is dry and the plant receives full sun.
Bejeweled with orange red berries set against a background of small, glossy leaves, firethorn is a winter spectacle. Wonderful espaliered against a wall, around a door, or grown as an upright shrub in a border. Thrives in a fertile, well-drained soil.
The most dramatic of spring-flowering bulbs, crown imperial is as easy to grow as any of its Fritillaria cousins. It's easy to care for, as the bulbs and flowers possess a scent that deters even the hungriest critters.
Especially well-suited to woodland plantings and open rock gardens, fritillaries deserve to be better known among bulb gardeners. Their bell-shape blooms are highly unusual and showy in form and color.
Capable of blooming anytime during the year, regal gloxinias produce rich, colored flowers. Exclusively cultivated for indoor gardening, gloxinia will not successfully transplant outdoors. But that's just as well, because you'll enjoy its tropical blooms better inside. Growing 8-12 inches tall, the soft, fragile-looking gloxinia blooms are surrounded by large, dramatic-looking leaves. Gloxinia does best in bright, but indirect, light and enjoys temperatures of 60-75 degrees F.
Gloxinia blooms 4-10 weeks after planting. If you are potting up a gloxinia for the first time, use a 6-inch pot with adequate drainage and place one tuber per container. The soil mixture should allow maximum drainage; a commercial African violet mixture is good. When potting, set the tuber in the soil with the round side down, and leave its tip barely above the soil. Water generously. When the first buds appear, feed with a dilute solution of liquid houseplant food.
Grape holly is a flashy star for the shade, with its red new foliage and wands of sweetly scented yellow flowers in spring. Blue-black berries follow. The spiny leaves resemble holly foliage, but the color is a duller green that deepens to dusky tones in winter. Shield grape holly from wind and sunburn in winter, and mulch it to protect roots in winter. Grape holly thrives in moist, acidic soil.
A diverse group of plants -- ranging from ground-hugging evergreen shrubs to stately trees -- grevilleas are beloved for their spidery blooms that have a pleasing, sweet fragrance. These subtropical and tropical shrubs and trees sport a variety of foliage forms. Species with needlelike foliage are especially useful for adding interest to a planting of palms or other tropical plants with big leaves. Broad-leaf grevilleas are a welcome addition to any planting area. Grevillea foliage color ranges from yellow-green to medium and dark green. Bloom colors include white, pink, yellow, and orange.
Grevillea grows best in full sun and well-drained soil. Most varieties succumb to frost. If frost is a threat, plant grevillea near a building for protection. Be careful not to overwater. Watering in summer is especially detrimental. Water sparingly in fall, winter, and spring. Nature will provide most of the water grevillea needs.
A showy, small tree, the hawthorn breaks into clouds of white flowers in spring, followed by vivid fall color, and long-lasting red winter fruits. The fruits, which resemble rosehips, stand out in a snowbound landscape. Robins sometimes line the branches in mid- to late-winter, harvesting the fruits.
Hawthorns prefer a well-drained, slightly acidic soil but are unflappable in heat and humidity.
Blooming in winter and early spring when many other plants are taking a much-deserved break from the bloom scene, heathers are a welcome addition to beds and borders. Many varieties bloom in summer and autumn. Also commonly called heath, hundreds of different varieties of this evergreen shrub exist. Some sport dark green needlelike leaves, while others are cloaked with tiny silver, chartreuse, or blue-green leaves. Many popular cultivars are low-growing, standing 8-12 inches tall. They form a matlike carpet of fine-needle foliage that is decorated with white or pink bell-shape flowers for months at a time. Plant heather among medium to large shrubs, and it will serve as a pretty and effective groundcover by suppressing weeds. It also thrives in rock gardens.
Heather grows best in full sun or part shade and quick-draining soil. It will not tolerate clay or slow-draining soil.
The fine-texture foliage of heavenly bamboo is a more delicate stand-in for bamboo, with the bonus of red winter berries. Reddish new leaves mature to blue-gray as the showy flower spikes form and begin to bloom. In colder climates, the plants may drop their leaves; in warmer areas, the foliage reddens in winter. Heavenly bamboo forms an airy layer under trees in dry shade, but it performs best in moist, fertile, well-drained soil.
A favorite of our grandmothers and great-grandmothers, hens-and-chicks are popular once again with gardeners looking for drought-tolerant, easy care plants. Darlings of today's xeriscape gardens, trough gardens, and rooftop gardens, these plants are appreciated for their easy care and tolerance for extremely dry conditions. The neat rosettes multiply freely by runners that form dense colonies. Flowering rosettes die after bloom time, but are quickly replaced. They are excellent between pavers on patios and walkways.
Any day is festive in the landscape when holly is present to cheer with its shiny dark green or green-and-yellow-patterned leaves and red berries. It always looks fresh, and some species such as yaupon can handle difficult soils where drainage is a problem. Tall American and yaupon hollies form the ideal deer-resistant hedge. Hollies typically are either male or female, so plant a partner nearby to ensure a good crop of berries. Holly prefers well-drained, moist, and fertile soil. Summer is the right time to prune a holly hedge.
This plant hardly grown 40 years ago is now one of the most commonly grown garden plants. But hosta has earned its spot in the hearts of gardeners -- it's among the easiest plants to grow, as long as you have some shade and ample rainfall.
Hostas vary from tiny plants suitable for troughs or rock gardens to massive 4-foot clumps with heart-shape leaves almost 2 feet long that can be puckered, wavy-edged, white or green variegated, blue-gray, chartreuse, emerald-edged -- the variations are virtually endless. Hostas in new sizes and touting new foliage features seem to appear each year. This tough, shade-loving perennial, also known as plaintain lily, blooms with white or purplish lavender funnel-shape or flared flowers in summer. Some are intensely fragrant. Hostas are a favorite of slug and deer.
Hydrangeas, which come in types that can flourish in sun or shade, offer huge bouquets of clustered flowers, in various arrangements from mophead to lacecap from summer through fall. Varieties of hydrangea differ in size of plant and flower shape, flower color, and blooming time.
PeeGee hydrangeas grow into small trees; the flowers turn russet and cling into winter. Oakleaf hydrangeas have the most handsome foliage, which reddens dramatically in fall. Some of the newer hydrangeas feature huge flowers on compact plants, ideal for containers and small gardens.
Hydrangeas thrive in a moist, fertile, well-drained soil in partial to full shade. If you're seeking blue hydrangea flowers, check your soil's pH level and apply aluminum sulfate in spring to lower pH to the 5.2-5.5 range. The change in hydrangea flower color results from lower pH and higher aluminum content in the soil.
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Juniper is a great plant for filling in space fast, whether as a groundcover, a screen, or vertical punctuation in a border. Its scaly foliage is feathery and graceful, a good contrast to large-leaf plants. For low-water or rock gardens, the low-growing juniper forms a naturalistic mat that often acquires richer color in the winter. Juniper thrives in a full-sun site in well-drained soil. Most varieties are drought-tolerant once established.
Evocative of childhood memories, lilac fragrance need not mean making room for a large, leggy plant in your landscape. These days, there are some new dwarf lilacs to choose from. If you have the space, the old-fashioned common lilac can provide a lush, green screen when out of bloom or can be pruned and trained into a charming small tree.
But for flower borders and containers, the dwarf Korean lilac and other newer hybrids bring lilac perfume up close. All lilacs prefer a sunny site with well-drained soil that's neutral to alkaline pH.


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Florida Gov. Charlie Crist, a rising "rock star" in the Republican Party only two years ago, may now be singing his political swan song, thanks to a young upstart who dared challenge the career politician's once-solid Senate run.
Republican Marco Rubio's support in the polls has jumped since the Florida primary elections last month, breaking open a once-tight race against the Republican turned independent Mr. Crist and the Democratic nominee, Rep. Kendrick B. Meek.
"Barring some unforeseen big anvil that hits Rubio and Meek … it's looking like the race is starting to get out of reach" for Mr. Crist, said Aubrey Jewett, a University of Central Florida political science professor.
Mr. Rubio "is kind of cruising along right now, just trying not to screw up and basically just trying to surf the Republican/conservative/tea party tide. If he can do that, that's probably enough."
A poll released Saturday showed Mr. Rubio with 40 percent of voter support, comfortably leading Mr. Crist, with 28 percent, and Mr. Meek, with 23 percent. The Mason-Dixon Polling and Research survey of 625 registered voters shows 9 percent of voters are undecided. Other polls taken this month have shown Mr. Rubio breaking out to a double-digit lead.
As late as July, Mr. Crist - who left the Republican Party in April after polling showed him falling behind Mr. Rubio by double-digit margins in the primary race - held leads over his rivals in several nonpartisan surveys.
The shift in the polls is the result of a host of circumstances involving all three campaigns, political analysts say.
Mr. Rubio - the dapper 39-year-old former Florida House speaker and son of Cuban immigrants - has been pushing all the right campaign buttons. Unlike other "outsider" candidates this year, he has built a solid coalition that includes socially conservative "tea party" supporters, mainstream Republicans and party leaders.
"If you're a Republican voter in the state who may have liked Charlie Crist and still likes some of his policies, the question is, 'Is Charlie Crist leaning too far to the left?' " said University of Florida political science professor Daniel A. Smith. "And Marco Rubio wisely has moved more toward the center on some of these issues, leaving hard-right Republicans nowhere else to go" but for him.
While not shunning the tea party, Mr. Rubio hasn't overtly associated himself with the movement, either.
Asked Sunday on CBS' "Face the Nation" whether he considered himself a tea party candidate, the Miami lawyer said that to think that way would be a "fundamental misunderstanding of what the tea party movement is."
"I think the biggest mistake being made by those who follow politics is they're trying to understand what's happening across our country through a traditional political lens, how you would view the Republican Party or the Democratic Party," he said.
Mr. Rubio said both major political parties share blame for the nation's problems.
"Republicans had a majority in Washington for the better part of 10 to 12 years, and they didn't fulfill some of the promises they had made in '94 when they were elected, you know - things like a balanced-budget amendment, things like banning earmarks, things like term limits," he said.
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Weizmann Institute scientists have added a significant piece to the puzzle of scaling how patterns stay in sync with size as an embryo or organism grows and develops. In a new study appearing in Current Biology, Institute scientists Profs. Naama Barkai and Ben-Zion Shilo and research student Danny Ben-Zvi of the Molecular Genetics Department have shown how scaling works in developing fruit fly wings in which the vein structure stays perfectly proportioned and their findings should be applicable to many different examples of development, including human embryonic development.
The scientists knew that patterning relies on morphogens substances that are secreted by a small number of cells in the center of the developing embryo, and from there, diffuse outward. As morphogens disperse, the levels drop off in the cells further from the center, and thus the concentration relays a signal to the developing cells about their place and function in the growing organism. But such a morphogen diffuses from the center at the same rate in a small organism as in a larger one, and thus would not effect scaling on its own.
Several years ago, the researchers found a molecule in frog embryos that is synthesized at the edges and diffuses inward. This second molecule also functions as a morphogen, and it is the redistribution of this molecule that finally determines the morphogen signal each developing cell receives, in a way that takes embryo size into consideration.
Next, Barkai and Ben-Zvi created a theoretical model, called an expansion-repression model, in which an expander molecule on the growing edge aids in the distribution of the central morphogen, which eventually represses the synthesis of the expander molecule at the edge. The model suggests just how this interplay between expansion created at the edge and repression moving from the center results in a pattern built to scale.
Ben-Zvi, Barkai and Shilo have now brought the theoret
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Originally hailing from a small town in Iowa, Adonna Khare was this year窶s recipient of the Art Prize 2012 for her amazingly detailed large-scale pencil on paper works. All of Khare窶s work evolve naturally without much pre-planning, essentially building her pieces as she continues to work.
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The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) officials and Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn yesterday unveiled a $12.84 billion Multi-Year Highway Improvement Program for Fiscal Years 2011-2016. The proposed program includes a $30.8 million bridge rehabilitation and interchange reconstruction project at I-55 at Central Avenue in Chicago, which is expected to create 612 direct and indirect jobs. The entire Multi-Year Plan (MYP) is will create an estimated 167,000 direct jobs over the next six years.
"I have made it my priority to invest in our state's infrastructure, which will spark economic growth in local communities across the state by putting more people to work while improving public safety," said Gov. Quinn in a written statement. "With the recent passage of Illinois Jobs Now!, the first jobs and capital program in over a decade, we look forward to the most robust construction season in the state's history and the benefits it will bring to Illinois."
The project highlighted during the announcement at Chicago I-55 (Stevenson Expressway) and Central Avenue in Cook County is just one example of the many Chicago-area projects in the MYP. This project includes bridge rehabilitation, interchange reconstruction, retaining wall, a railroad flagger, construction engineering and lighting are programmed during FY 2011-2016 at $30.8 million. Of this total, $29.8 million is programmed in FY 2011. This project has also been approved for Illinois Major Bridge Program funding.
The proposed $12.84 billion highway improvement program for FY 2011-2016 MYP is based upon conservative estimates of federal, state and local funding, with $7.292 billion in federal funds, $4.888 billion in state funds including $142 million in bonds from the Governor Quinn's Illinois Jump Start Capital Plan, $2.49 billion for the Illinois Jobs Now! bond program and $660 million in local funds.
The six-year highway improvement program includes $10.103 billion for improvements to the state highway system with $2.737 billion available for local roads.
"We are very excited about what the next few years will bring to Illinois," said Illinois Transportation Secretary Gary Hannig in a press release. "We are working diligently to get many of these projects started to help support economic development and help improve our state's infrastructure in communities statewide."
The FY 2011-2016 Proposed Highway Improvement Program will provide funding to maintain 4,739 miles of highways and replace or rehabilitate 763 bridges. The entire FY 2011-2016MYP is available online at the Illinois Department of Transportation Website at www.dot.il.gov.
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Cut up some felt and make a lovely Shamrock Garland for this St. Patrick's Day from The New Image Group. Using the colors of the Irish flag, this shamrock flag will put you in a lucky mood. St. Patrick's Day crafts couldn't be easier.
Find this craft project and many more in the 40-page St. Patrick's Day Crafts and Recipes eBook.
- Scissors
- Single Hole Punch
- 12" X 18" Pirate EZ Felt Sheet
- 12" X 18" Yellow EZ Felt Sheet
- 100" of 1/4" Grosgrain Ribbon
- Pencil
- Shamrock Garland Template
Arrange shamrocks (fromtemplate)on each EZ Felt Sheet like below image.
Cut out shamrocks from EZ Felt Sheet. Mark on your shamrocks with pencil where the holes will be punched.
Repeat steps #1 & #2 on remaining EZ Felt Sheet.
Using the single hole punch, punch holes where you have marked.
Arrange your garland in alternating colors on a flat surface.
Once you have determined your arrangement, begin stringing two shamrocks together with ribbon and tying a bow at the ends.
Finished Garland will be about 80" long.
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