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V.24 No.18 | 4/30/2015
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Comedy Matters
Offended by the Offended
Bill Maher confronts politics, religion and the far left
By Genevieve Mueller
Bill Maher talks to Genevieve Mueller about his roots and the liberal problem of political correctness in anticipation of his May 2 appearance.
V.24 No.1 |
The Daily Word in Charlie Hebdo
By Ty Bannerman [ Wed Jan 7 2015 1:00 PM ]
Armed gunmen burst into an editorial meeting at the French satiric weekly Charlie Hebdo and murdered twelve people, including journalists and police officers.
The newspaper, often provocative and controversial, had a reputation for publishing cartoons that lampooned all sectors of society, but especially religion and politics.
In 2005, it drew worldwide attention for publishing caricatures of the prophet Muhammad.
The gunmen, who reportedly shouted "Allahu Ackbar" and "the Prophet is avenged" may have been retaliating against the paper for this reason.
Political cartoonists across Europe gave statements in response.
Salman Rushdie expressed his solidarity with those who died.
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The Daily Word in airstrike plans, Alison Krauss' imposter and a hearse parade
By Mark Lopez [ Fri Sep 19 2014 9:43 AM ]
The White House kicks off it's "It's On Us" campaign to address sexual assault on campuses.
The American Freedom Defence Initiative has placed anti-Islamic ads on a hundred NYC buses and two subway entrances this week.
Deputies in North Florida are baffled after 51-year-old Donald Spirit killed seven of his family members, then turned the gun on himself.
Alabama District Court Judge Mark E. Fuller is being pressured to resign after being accused of assaulting his wife.
After Congress gave the "OK" for a plan to arm and train Syrian rebels, the Pentagon is waiting for President Obama to approve their airstrike list.
A New Mexican woman is in trouble for violating probation after impersonating bluegrass star Alison Krauss and conning an elderly man in Arkansas out of his life savings, his house and his cars.
After two New Mexico counties went to the Supreme Court to put two nonbinding questions about marijuana and taxes on the November election ballads, Secretary of State Dianna Duran went to the federal court to intervene. But they said they won't referee this issue.
Jesus Arredondo Soto has been convicted of killing a woman and her 1-year-old son in 2010. He faces up to two life sentences, plus more than 70 years in prison.
According to a statewide ABQ Journal poll, 50 percent of New Mexico voters opposed marijuana legalization, while 44 percent were in favor.
You ever see a parade of hearses? No? Head to Michigan this weekend.
V.21 No.33 | 8/16/2012
The Daily Word in Pussy Riot, excessive force, presidential brosefs
By Sam Adams [ Fri Aug 17 2012 10:44 AM ]
Pussy Riot gets two years for speaking out against Putin.
Several articles on the Washington Post today are pissed off at President Obama. Here's one of them.
Between Obama, Romney, Biden and Ryan, Who's the biggest bro?
Eastdale softball rules!
If you're a cop who likes beating people, tasing them and stepping on their head when they're trying to surrender, a warrant wouldn't hurt.
Hatch wins a green chile battle.
Baldwin on fracking.
From Amish to rodeo.
People who can't spell vs. Islam.
Ow! ... just ow. (may be NSFW)
Speaking of assholes, we all know that Kobe Bryant is one. So is his wife.
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The Daily Word 04.22.10: Gathering of Nations, South Park, Quakes of Immodesty
By Marisa Demarco [ Thu Apr 22 2010 9:58 AM ]
The first Earth Day was 40 years ago today.
Should New Mexico give driver's licenses to illegal immigrants?
She was sentenced to nine years after dragging an elderly man with her car, but she's out after little more than a year.
The APS solution: Bigger classes.
Gathering of Nations starts today. (Red Earth will reunite.)
Mom's mystery infection.
Lawyer: He shot his 100-pound pregnant girlfriend in self-defense.
The Havasupai in Arizona won a fight with a university over the misuse of their DNA.
Obama tells Congress to regulate Wall Street's bullshit.
Sarah Palin's Christian nation.
WellPoint used a computer algorithm to target breast cancer patients and cancel their health insurance with allegations of fraud.
Earthquakes happen because women aren't modest enough, says a prayer leader in Tehran.
"South Park" self-censors an ep about the Prophet Muhammed after warnings show up on a radical Islamic group's website.
Kate Gosselin creeped some people out. (She's famous just so we can hate her, no?)
That is one patriotic (racist) pickup.
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Famous for its supposed head-butting behavior, Pachycephalosaurus is considered by some to be the bighorn sheep of the dinosaur world. The name Pachycephalosaurus means "thick-headed lizard." This name refers to its dome-shaped skull. Pachycephalosaurus is a member of a group of dinosaurs called the "boneheads." It also belongs to the order of dinosaurs known as the Ornithischia, or the bird-hipped dinosaurs.
- Pachycephalosaurus - Student Encyclopedia (Ages 11 and up)
An herbivorous, or plant-eating, dinosaur, Pachycephalosaurus inhabited North America during the late Cretaceous period, about 65 to 98 million years ago.Pachycephalosaurus is a member of the family Pachycephalosauridae, which comprises dinosaurs with thickened, dome-shaped skulls. This family-sometimes referred to as the boneheads-belongs to the order Ornithischia (the bird-hipped dinosaurs).


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Spilldam Environmental Inc.
based in Brockton, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Spilldam, Inc. (Formally Brockton Equipment), manufactures a wide range of oil containment booms and turbidity barriers for various applications in the marine environment. We also manufacture custom secondary containment tarpaulins for use in the painting industry. You will note that Spilldam, Inc., will tailor these products to meet your needs and provide a quotation ...
ATARFIL Geomembranes
based in Atarfe, SPAIN
ATARFIL is a company of International scope, specialized in the manufacturing, commercialization and development of thermoplastic geomembranes and liners, and other complementary products. ATARFIL offers waterproofing solutions on the basis of geosynthetic products and oriented to Environmental, Civil and Hydraulic Works and Building. Applications: water lagoons, ...
Fiberlock Technologies, Inc.
based in Andover, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Fiberlock Technologies, Inc., is the world`s leading source for environmental containment systems and high performance coatings. We began marketing our flagship brands A-B-C Asbestos Binding Compound in 1984 and L-B-C Lead Barrier Compound in 1994. In 1999, we introduced our line of retail lead abatement products including Lemon Peel, an industrial strength lemon ...
ShieldWorks Dust and Debris Containment
based in Lexington, KENTUCKY (USA)
ShieldWorks designs and installs temporary dust and debris containment barriers primarily for the roof replacement and construction renovation industries. Our services are of particular importance to the Food and Pharmaceutical industries but we have completed major projects in virtually every conceivable environment from data centers to shopping malls, and paper mills ...
Commercial Zone, a Division of DCI Marketing Inc
based in Milwaukee, WISCONSIN (USA)
Commercial Zone, a division of DCI Marketing, has been designing and manufacturing the highest quality site furnishing solutions to some of the world`s most successful retail, convenience store, restaurant and hotel companies. We have the experience necessary to ensure that every product not only looks and functions great, but is durable to withstand the environment for ...
Texas Boom Company, Inc.
based in Humble, TEXAS (USA)
Texas Boom Company manufactures a wide variety of equipment including oil spill containment booms, land dikes, collapsible fabric `pillow` tanks, self-raising open-top `onion` tanks, quick-erect rigid-frame tanks, drive-in / drive-out berms and decontamination basins, silt curtains, flow diversion baffles, and a host of customized systems and equipment for a wide range of ...
Mattex Geosynthetics
based in Dubai, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Mattex Geosynthetics started its production of geotextiles with high tenacity polypropylene woven and non-woven geotextiles. These woven geotextiles are used for separation and stabilization of pavements and unpaved roads, erosion control, reinforcement of earthen structures, and for separation and support in other civil engineering applications. This woven range is now ...
Simtech Industrial Products
based in Levittown, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Simtech has steadily grown from a founding partnership to an industry-leading provider of thermoplastic products and systems used in control, containment and transport of corrosive fluids, corrosive fumes and high-purity water. Products and systems offered include a comprehensive range of manual and actuated valves and controls, AlphaPlus PP and Kynar PVDF Piping Systems, ...
Flexible Containment Products (part of Bergco)
based in Spokane, WASHINGTON (USA)
We specialize in environmental containment units, such as berms, booms, and tanks. We are dedicated to superior performing spill containment and flexible tank products. Our unique lean manufacturing methods ensure quality, timely delivery and (of course) value. We thrive on the opportunity to produce custom designs that will satisfy your job requirements.
Perma-Pipe Inc. - a division of MFRI INC.
based in Niles, ILLINOIS (USA)
Perma-Pipe Inc. is the largest manufacturer of pre-insulated piping systems for District Heating and Cooling in North America, and a Global Leader operating six (6) strategically placed manufacturing facilities worldwide. Our full product line also includes pipe-in-pipe containment systems for environmental control of hazardous fluids, subsea oil & gas pipelines and ...


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- Deer Creek Middle School Shooting Feb. 23, 2010
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It was all eerily familiar. If there's one lesson we've learned over all these years, it's that all school shootings are alike, even as they're all different.
It was not a student or an unhinged professor who would go on a shooting spree this time. It was a stranger with a rifle — a 32-year-old who walked onto the Deer Creek Middle School campus and allegedly began firing.
It was different — and who could not help immediately thinking of Columbine — and yet it was exactly the same. It was another time and place in which an obviously disturbed mind and a powerful gun had intersected, another time and place where kids are left screaming and crying.
- View a gallery of images from Deer Creek Middle School on Friday, Feb. 26, 2010.
- Watch video of the Jefferson County Sheriff's noon press conference at Deer Creek on Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2010.
- Watch Dr. David Benke and others discuss subduing the shooter.
- Watch video from the scene of the shooting at Deer Creek Middle School.
- Watch a video interview of a bus driver who witnessed the shooting at Deer Creek Middle School.
- Watch video interviews with students at Deer Creek Middle School.
- Watch video interviews with parents and students at Deer Creek Middle School.
- View a gallery of images from the scene of the shooting at Deer Creek Middle School.
We're all veterans of school shootings. We've all watched and felt the same horror. It's mostly the chaos — and, of course, the heartbreak — that stays with you.
It's the look of shock on the kids' faces, a look that won't quite come into focus, a look that comes of a young life being violated.
But if the reports are right and both students recover, we can thank David Benke for ensuring that a bad situation didn't become far worse.
He was the math teacher who manned the crosswalk most days after school. Now he's a hero, with a Facebook page — Dr. David Benke Is A Hero!!!! — that more than 7,000 have joined. Yes, he's a hero by any standard.
He tackled the guy with the rifle. It's something that happens but mostly in the movies. Dr. Benke, as his students call him, is a 57-year-old teacher who didn't expect to be a hero. He heard a loud noise and thought it must be a kid with a firecracker, just the kind of emergency for which Benke is prepared.
Reached at home, he told The Denver Post's Jeremy Meyer that he began walking rapidly in the direction of the noise — "you know," he said, "in the way that a teacher does when they think a kid has messed up."
He walked and then saw the gun and then saw his chance. He tackled the shooter between rounds and held him down as a couple of school bus drivers and some other teachers and a parent or two rushed to help.
The shooter, who had lost control of the gun, muttered obscenities and reportedly threatened to sue. It's that kind of a detail — the guy who shoots two students threatening to sue the hero who tackles him — that takes your breath away.
We look for heroes in these situations. They comfort us. We want good to overcome evil, and we want sanity to overcome insanity.
Teacher Dave Sanders gave us a hero at Columbine and gave his life in the process. Benke risked his life and survived.
When told what he had done was pretty courageous, Benke said he wasn't sure. Or maybe, he said, it was "pretty stupid."
Benke spoke haltingly. You could hear the pain in his voice. The teacher, who has been at Deer Creek for 10 years, wasn't at all comfortable with the thought of being a hero.
"The thing that gets me upset," he said, "is that he got a second round off, and that's the one that probably hit a former student of mine."
Steve Potter is a school bus driver who saw it all happen. He's a regular driver at Deer Creek. He's there every morning, every afternoon.
When he heard the gunshots, he didn't think of gunfire, either. Who does? No matter how many times these things happen, they still always happen somewhere else to somebody else.
Columbine was more than 10 years ago. There was a school shooting at Deer Creek, but that was back in the 1980s.
Potter heard the noise and then heard the kids on his bus screaming. And when he looked up, he saw the shooter with a rifle in his hand and a fedora on his head. The shooter had the gun by his side and was looking around.
"He looked like he was looking around for a target," Potter said.
And then Potter saw Benke rushing the shooter.
It all happened in a matter of seconds. The cops were there quickly. But like those who had overwhelmed the underwear bomber, there were people at Deer Creek who had seen this story play out too many times. We're all veterans now.
Potter said that Jim O'Brien, another bus driver, rushed immediately to help Benke. After Potter told the kids on his bus to take cover, he also went to help.
"All the credit goes to Dr. Benke," said Potter, who patiently told Benke's story to every reporter who asked. "Without Dr. Benke, it could have been much, much worse."
Potter has driven a bus in Jefferson County for 15 years. He was driving a bus in Jefferson County the day of Columbine.
"It hits pretty hard," he would say about the Deer Creek shootings. "Jeffco doesn't need any more of this. America doesn't need more of this stuff.
"It's just all gotten way out of hand."
Potter began to walk away, back to his bus, but then turned to say one more thing: "Be sure to tell them that Dr. Benke was the real hero."
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Um guys... it's deviantART not deviantEXPLANATION. It's up to you to decide what this means to you. Maybe the artist leaves it open because it means more to them than they care to explain, or maybe they want you to USE YOUR BRAIN. To me, she's being consumed by the cold pressure of life that everything brings. She's in the fetal position because she's stripped away of her protections, and everything is caving in on her. But everything is different to everyone. Maybe you just see a naked lady underwater. Well that's great. But there's always a story. Look for it.
Incredibly powerful and emotionally provoking image!
so euphoric . . . . . . i dunno how else to describe it . . . . .
graphic and amazing. but I can't seem to make out what it is. Is it a person drowning on the sea floor?
is that a fetus?
I don't get it...
Powerful image! This is amazing! <3
The Description tells so much about the art.
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What am I seeing?
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Uh, actually, it's a very beautiful shot, and it is not blurry at all by accident, it was purposely made this way. I bet you couldnt take an underwater picture and have it be this beautiful and inspiring without yours being accidentally blurry.
It's funny because I had to read that about 3 times before I understood what you were saying. Commas, honey. And you couldn't create this "sorta crap" if you tried. It got a DD for a reason.
Oh, uh, idk if you are talking to me or the other person, cuz I didn't cuss......
Lol i was the one backing up the DD
Lol i was the one backing up the DD
I know. I wasn't being trying to be mean to you. I was being rude to the girl that was acting ignorant and close minded about the artist's work.
if I had an underwater camera sure i could I took shots of stuff underwater threw glass before but I don't have the right camera for this nor would I want one for this sorta crap if anything I'd want it so I wouldn't have to worry if it started raining when I was taking pictures
Congrats on the well deserved DD!
It looks like it was taken underwater. It's like going back into birth, diving into some type of new emotion. Recoiling into seclusion until you're ready to burst back up in full strength!
That's what I get when I see this picture. I like it!
That's what I get when I see this picture. I like it!
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This is absolutely gorgeous!! It speaks magnitudes to me. How did you do it? It looks like a double exposure, but I can't be sure. Regardless, this is beautiful and I want to congratulate you on your daily deviation!!!
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Das ist auch genial!!!!
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BOLO ... It's been a curious week, darlings. For instance, did you check out the published list of people who haven't claimed their booty from the Exxon Valdez settlement? There are hundreds of names -- 32 pages worth. The searchers say some are probably dead and many have moved out of Alaska and left no forwarding address.
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A QUESTION .... Who is Jerry Gallagher working for these days? He sure is working hard, coordinating Republican fundraisers and raising money for the forces that want to blow up the bipartisan state Senate coalition.
Is someone paying him to do all this? If so, who? Just curious. Maybe Ear missed a campaign filing on the topic.
Earwigs will remember that Jerry worked for many years in mining at DNR and retired to Colorado in the '90s. Then he unretired and became an ARCO-Conoco Phillips lobbyist, including the period when Gov. Sean Parnell worked there. Gallagher retired again, but came back in 2009 as Sarah's legislative director. After she resigned, he stayed on with Parnell until May 2010, then retired to Colorado again, to spend more time with his family.
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ANOTHER QUESTION ... Did Randy Ruedrich really gavel a Fairbanks meeting of the Republican Central Committee to a close last week before the wing nuts waiting in the wings (where else?) to take over the party next year tried to offer a bunch of resolutions? Among the more amusing was yet another censure of Sen. Lisa Murkowski for winning her write-in campaign against Joe Miller -- two years ago.
Darlings, Ear just can't wait for these folks to get the keys to the car. It should be a riot. (No offense, Randy.)
BULLETIN ... Bristol made it through the first round of her "Dancing With the Stars" return Monday. She got many points for having lost a bunch of weight. She reportedly also had plastic surgery on her face during the interim. Whatever, she's all grown up and really beautiful now.
Attention Exxon Valdez money people: Sarah and Todd were in the audience.
ON THE MOVE ... Mike "The Fish" Pawlowski, finance assistant to Sen. Lesil McGuire, is reportedly leaving to take a job with the Parnell administration at the Department of Revenue. Hmmm.
ALSO MOVING ... Taylor Bickford, who caught the Redistricting Board on the first bounce after executive director Ron Miller died unexpectedly with unmovable deadlines looming, is headed for a new job at Strategies 360, a national marketing and public relations firm, run in Alaska by David Shurtleff and former legislator Ethan Berkowitz. Talk about life changes: Taylor got married Sept. 15 to Dani Carlson.
MORE MOTION ... Jim Palmer, former vice president at BP who retired maybe six years ago, then came back to be Lisa Murkowski's state director, is retiring again. Earwigs says Miles Baker will move into his job.
KUDOS ... This goes in the About Time category: Ellen Hannan, a West High grad who played basketball for the UAF Nanooks from 1977 to 1981, was scheduled to be inducted Saturday into the UAF Sports Hall of Fame.
Ellen was a genuine phenom. She was the top UAF scorer, male or female, until introduction of the three-point line helped someone beat her record of 2,048 points. She's still second in the women's program.
And she's still the top woman rebounder ever, with 1,013.
Friends say Ellen became a teacher and taught for years in Craig, plus coaching lots of teams there over the years.
Also inducted: ski guru and former coach John Estle, volleyball player Heather "The Hammer" Harrison, and skier/runner Pavla Havlova.
KUDOS II ... Alaska driftnet Capt. Anna Young, formerly of Spenard, won an award last week at the Moondance Film Festival in New York for her film/pilot, "Alaskan Women Mariners."
Now a great-grandmother, Young has been on the water for all the big maritime stories -- from the Exxon Valdez spill to the current tsunami trash from Japan. Earwigs report she's shopping the film for a reality TV series.
Her 2007 book, "The Lost Art of Alaska Fishing," is still available through Amazon.
CURIOUS ... It was apparently news that Taylor Swift and her boyfriend, Connor Kennedy (yes, one of those Kennedys) did not show up last week at the wedding of Mary Campbell and Michael Kennedy Jr. (another one of those Kennedys). Several newspapers and online sites specifically mentioned it.
Mary, who works for public radio in D.C., is the daughter of McKie Campbell, former Alaska commissioner of fish and game and current minority staff director for the U.S. Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee. Michael is a grandson of RFK.
FAT CHANCE ... PETA, Ear's favorite wacko animal rights group, wants the mayor to let them paint an ad on city garbage trucks promoting veganism -- that's people who don't eat animals or any animal products.
They'll pay for it, according to a letter addressed to Paul Alcantar, director of Solid Waste Services.
"The ad would feature a sexy bikini-clad 'Lettuce Lady' and read, 'Meat Trashes the Planet. Go Vegan,' " the letter promises. (PETA has a curious affection for naked women. Remember when they paraded four local supporters topless, through Town Square Park, in the snow?)
The offer is PETA's latest publicity gambit, keyed to Travel & Leisure magazine's new list of the 20 dirtiest cities in the U.S. Anchorage is No. 18, dirtier than Chicago, according to the list -- a joke if you've ever been to Chicago. Our sin is apparently litter in the streets.
And how will not eating animals lessen our litter? Hey, folks, quit throwing burger bits out the window!
Compiled by Sheila Toomey Message Sheila at email@example.com. Find Ear online Sunday nights at www.adn.com/ear.
By SHEILA TOOMEY


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"Land Grab: How the Eminent Domain Bulldozer Created a Private-Property Backlash"
Gurwitt, Rob
Governing, January 2001, pp. 26-29.
In the late 1970s, the village of Port Chester, New York, declared a large section of its downtown to be a renewal area. Over the past three decades, developers have announced plan after plan and abandoned their intentions almost as soon as they were proposed. Finally, in 1999, the village approved a megaplan that included a $120 million effort to transform its waterfront along the Byram River, which runs into Long Island Sound, into a 27-acre entertainment and retail complex. Unexpectedly, while the village fathers scratched their heads about what to do with the "blighted" Main Street, the downtown area took it upon itself to begin the revitalization process on its own. Apartments were filling up with working families, and storefronts on Main Street took on a new life, with dozens of ethnic restaurants, groceries, and other small businesses. This however, did not satisfy the village leaders who had their hearts set on their multi-million dollar retail and entertainment complex. To make sure that the plans re ached fruition, Port Chester exercised its right to eminent domain. The small businesses and families that restored some measure of life to the downtown have been evicted, but they are not going quietly, and the whole thing has ended up in court. …


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Plants: Cryptomeria japonica 'Elegans viridis' - Japanese cedar
Posted by havlis 21.03. 2015 20:52:45 (23500 readers)
Japanese cedars proved to grow happily in our garden where winter temperature dropped to -27°C a couple of times. They showed no damage whatsoever and thrive. This variety has one more plus as opposed to other cryptomerias – it does not change its colour to coppery brown in winter and remains green all year round.
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Plants: Viburnum x bodnantense 'Dawn' - dawn viburnum
Posted by havlis 21.03. 2015 20:45:27 (22602 readers)
Dawn viburnum is a garden hybrid between viburnum farreri and viburnum grandiflorum. It is one of winter flowering plants because its flowers come out from end December (in mild winters) until March. If it snows while it blooms it does not matter, snow will do no damage to the flowers.
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Plants: Magnolia 'Athene' - magnolia
Posted by havlis 21.03. 2015 20:37:30 (19209 readers)
Athene is a large-flowered magnolia hybrid, a cross between magnolia "Mark Jury" and magnolia x soulangeana "Lennei Alba". The flowers have almost white petals with deep red or purple red shades at the bottom. They are very fragrant and reach 25-30 cm across when fully opened. It is an early variety which is easily detectable by the large flower buds which overwinter on the plants from the previous season. Their enormous size is an added value especially in winter when the trees are without leaves.
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Plants: Penstemon barbatus 'Pinacolada™ violet' - beard-tongue
Posted by havlis 03.03. 2015 14:05:58 (19636 readers)
PIÑACOLADA™ is a fantastic, low and compact growing series of perennial beard-tongue. Violet is a variety with indigo blue and dark violet flowers. The common name refers to the small, tubular-shaped flowers which open from June until August and may resemble a beard's tongue if you dare to examine one. Or it can be cut back (the whole plant, not the tongue … joke, sorry, difficult to resist) after the main flowering season in midsummer and it will re-bloom in September.
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Plants: Festuca gautieri - bearskin fescue
Posted by havlis 03.03. 2015 14:00:40 (9738 readers)
Bearskin fescue or spiky fescue is a lovely perennial with bright green, narrowly linear, inward inrolled leaves that look spiky but are very soft and nice to touch indeed. The plant naturally forms small mounds and spreads very slowly. Its name bearskin fescue may sound just right if you imagine a bear with somewhat overgrown fur painted green for a fancy dress party.
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Plants: Amelanchier arborea 'Robin Hill' - downy serviceberry
Posted by havlis 10.01. 2015 11:32:50 (7640 readers)
Juneberry and downy serviceberry species are popular shrubs and trees that are celebrating their renaissance at the beginning of the new millennium. They belong to both ornamental plants as well as fruit trees which is why they are regaining interest. They are very easy to grow and can cope even with heavy clay without any need for additional fertilizing. Moreover, their root system is so dense that it helps protect soil from erosion.
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Plants: Abelia engleriana - Engler abelia
Posted by havlis 10.01. 2015 11:26:27 (6282 readers)
Engler abelia is quite a different looking shrub compared to other abelias. There are several differences: it is deciduous, it has larger flowers and is very hardy.
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Plants: Aralia elata 'Silver umbrella' - Japanese angelica tree
Posted by havlis 12.11. 2014 10:26:28 (8245 readers)
If you are looking for an architectural plant that will attract passers-by's eyes but will require zero maintenance at the same time and on top of that will be hardy enough not to worry about it in winter, have a look at this Japanese angelica tree. Could the leaves look like angel's wings to be given this name? Only God knows. What we know is that this tree is a must have for those who love exotic appeal in their gardens.
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Plants: Prunus armeniaca 'Luizet' - apricot
Posted by havlis 12.11. 2014 10:18:01 (6553 readers)
Luizet apricot is one f the most suitable ones from our climate because it blooms late which helps it avoid late spring frost. On the other hand it is an early variety with fruit maturing in mid-summer.
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Plants: Gunnera manicata - giant gunnera
Posted by havlis 12.08. 2014 21:24:42 (8092 readers)
Giant gunnera is probably the biggest herbaceous perennial in the world, apart from banana trees. This exotic looking plant is called dinosaur's food and comes from the Andes (Chile, Costa Rica, Columbia) where it can grow 3 m tall.
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Plants: Aralia elata 'Variegata' - Japanese angelica tree
Posted by havlis 12.08. 2014 21:18:41 (8455 readers)
If you are looking for an architectural plant that will attract passers-by's eyes but will require zero maintenance at the same time and on top of that will be hardy enough not to worry about it in winter, have a look at this Japanese angelica tree. Could the leaves look like angel's wings to be given this name? Only God knows. What we know is that this tree is a must have for those who love exotic appeal in their gardens.
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Plants: Vinca minor 'Bowles' - periwinkle
Posted by havlis 28.06. 2014 11:31:20 (7238 readers)
Periwinkle is a European native plant growing wildly in the woods of Central Europe to Caucasus. It is a prostrate, evergreen groundcover offering a long flowering period.
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Plants: Liatris spicata 'Floristan white' - blazing star, gayfeather
Posted by havlis 28.06. 2014 11:23:32 (7676 readers)
Blazing star is a popular perennial in European gardens.
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Plants: Syringa josikaea - Hungarian lilac
Posted by havlis 02.06. 2014 21:32:47 (8296 readers)
Lilacs are common and reliable shrubs of our climate. So it is clear that we will not offer you something that can be seen at every corner, but speciality plants that look a bit different and bring something extraordinary to your beautiful garden.
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Plants: Salvia nemorosa 'Blue Queen' - sage
Posted by havlis 02.06. 2014 21:23:50 (10735 readers)
Salvia is a large genus, containing about 900 species. In our climate mostly common (evergreen) sage is grown for culinary uses. Also, very popular are those of subtropical origin that are used here as annuals with long flowering season, especially in public areas. We concentrate on herbaceous perennials which are not widely cultivated and we believe that there are species, hybrids, and varieties worth the job.
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Plants: Erysimum 'Bowles mauve' - shrubby wallflower
Posted by havlis 21.05. 2014 21:50:14 (8101 readers)
Shrubby wallflower is a long-flowering perennial, or to be precise a subshrub forming woody stems, exactly like lavender plants do. Bowles' Mauve is a beautiful variety with mauve flowers that open in late May and continue blooming until autumn. They are small, produced at the tops of erect stems which keep growing and producing new flowers buds over and over until the stem is about 50-60 cm tall. If unsightly it can be clipped off carefully to encourage lateral growth push up new flowering stems. We can see many flowers even in November if the night frost is not deeper than about -4°C.
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Plants: Geranium himalayense 'Baby blue' - Himalayan cranesbill
Posted by havlis 21.05. 2014 21:42:22 (9001 readers)
Cranesbill is a genus comprising of about 300 species. It is commonly used as a ground-covering perennial which can quickly form a respectable carpet. When if full bloom it offers a solid, one-colour show which in mass plantings looks stunning. Thanks to low growth it mostly finds its place under trees and shrubs, as well as in mixed borders along with other perennials.
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Plants: Prunus lusitanica - Portugal laurel, cherry laurel
Posted by havlis 17.04. 2014 21:29:38 (8772 readers)
Portugal laurel is a great evergreen plant that is surprisingly hardier that some large-leaved cherry laurels. Origin: S.W.Europe.
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Plants: Osmanthus armatus - sweet olive
Posted by havlis 28.08. 2012 12:45:17 (17978 readers)
Osmanthus armatus means "armed" sweet olive. Quite a funny name for a plant, don't you think? It obviously refers to the shape of its leaves which are toothed at the margins but not prickly and I would definitely not say dangerous. They might cause a ladder but cannot bite a calf. They are dark olive green to mid green and quite large for an evergreen plant, on the other hand, 7-10 cm long, up to 4 cm wide. The leaves look very similar to chestnut leaves or ilex x koehneana.
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Plants: Ilex cornuta - chinese holly
Posted by havlis 28.08. 2012 12:37:17 (12745 readers)
Leaves of this chinese holly with their 3 lobes look like sugar coated, they are very glossy. The flowers will produce a load of bright red berries which will bring the ideal Christmas feeling in the winter.
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Plants: Hibiscus syriacus 'Duc de brabant' - Rose of Sharon
Posted by havlis 28.08. 2012 12:31:55 (17353 readers)
Rose-of-Sharon deserves more attention for its abundant flowering in summer. These maintenance-free shrubs come from eastern Asia and are the inevitable ingredient of every summer garden which they highlight with a wide range of coloured flowers. There has been a number of cultivars available since its discovery. They have various bloom colours, shapes and sizes, as well as varigated leaves.
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Plants: Cercis canadensis 'Forest pansy' - eastern redbud, love tree
Posted by havlis 28.08. 2012 12:23:34 (14068 readers)
Eastern redbud is a lovely, deciduous, small tree or a large shrub where the word "love" is the key feature. Why? Because its leaves are in a perfect shape of a heart that we are used to draw as an icon. Moreover, Forest Pansy variety has burgundy red to deep burgundy brown foliage. If placed in a location with reduced sunlight the leaves will turn dark green.
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Past Articles
28.08. 2012
Campsis radicans Flava - trumpet creeper
28.08. 2012
Aralia spinosa - devils walkingstick
28.08. 2012
Acer palmatum Bloodgood - japanese maple
28.08. 2012
Acer japonicum Aconitifolium - japanese maple
06.07. 2012
Pyracantha Navaho - firethorn
06.07. 2012
Prunus serrulata Royal burgundy - flowering cherry
[en] 21.03. 2015 Cryptomeria japonica Elegans viridis - Japanese cedar
[en] 21.03. 2015 Viburnum x bodnantense Dawn - dawn viburnum
[en] 21.03. 2015 Magnolia Athene - magnolia
[en] 03.03. 2015 Penstemon barbatus Pinacolada™ violet - beard-tongue
[en] 03.03. 2015 Festuca gautieri - bearskin fescue
[en] 10.01. 2015 Amelanchier arborea Robin Hill - downy serviceberry


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Hello World by LT-ArtsWatch
©2011-2016 LT-Arts
So I know, its different than my normal photo-manips. I wanted to make this for easter & earth day. I know its not the best manip in the world, but I thought it ended up pretty cute. Hope you all will like it! Happy Easter &
Happy Earth day!
Recent works:
Credits Thanks to all of the stock providers!
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© Ih8m0r0nz 2011 - Lindsay Pedersen / All Rights Reserved.
My work does not belong to the public domain, not to use it without my written permission.
aw! He's adorable! :3
This is a very nice photo !! So cute ,
Photography <3
Photography <3
Nice work!!
Awh! Love this!!
Coooool DD I love the love the bird.. good depth
looks awesome only the chicks looks a bit weird
ok this looks awesome the chick is all like... "WTF?" XD
Kyaa~~So sweet
Omg, another cute one
I love it!!!!
is so adorable , i loved .
pio pio
is so adorable , i loved .
pio pio
So adorable . I thought it was a photo at first.
awww cute
"hello world. don't i look delightfully happy?"
lol this is great. c:
lol this is great. c:
hehehe very funny and very pretty
This is adorable! These little chicks have been a part of my life ever since I was a little girl. Every Easter, my grandmother buys them like it's a tradition. Me and my sister used to collect them all up afterwards and take them home; that now falls to her younger grandchildren and me and my sister are just happy to watch this family tradition keep going. :]
Thank you for this!
Thank you for this!
it's oddly adorable
haha so cute!!


text: Described as a 'painter's painter' Caroline Rust creates paintings and installations charged with expressionistic color and multiple layered surfaces. Themes blend those which expose a woman's moments of extreme vulnerability, her sense of self, and the contemplation of practices to which she clings or repels as she approaches her dressing table. Rust's artworks are featured in national exhibitions and procured by international and national collectors. To her credit, she has achieved numerous significant awards for her work, has a personal commitment to the arts community, and has accomplishments as a teacher of art and design at the college level.


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Why consider Long Term Care Insurance?
Long-Term Care insurance covers expenses for long-term care services received at home, in the community or in a nursing facility. Here are a few quick points to consider:
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- Neither health nor disability insurance will cover this kind of care.
- Relying on government programs may not be a viable solution.
- Without insurance, the costs of these services may have to come out of your savings or income.
Two plans to choose from:
With the addition of a new State group program, employees at K-State now have two Long Term Care Insurance options: Legacy Services, our current individualized policy program broker and the new group policy offered by the State Employee Health Plan (SEHP) through Genworth.
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New Hire Employees: The only exception to the full underwriting process is for newly hired employees and their spouses. If the employee is benefits eligible, the employee must apply for coverage within 30 days of hire.
For more information on the State of Kansas Group Long Term Care Insurance Program, employees and their family members can visit the Genworth website to view rates and plan options. New hires can also enroll on this site.
- Go to: www.genworth.com/groupltc
- Enter Group ID: KAN
- Enter Access Code: groupltc
- Enter the state of residence, applicant type (Employee, Spouse or Other) and answer the Date of Hire question
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Long-term care premiums are paid directly to the company and not eligible for payroll deduction from either Legacy Services or Genworth.


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No one can know for sure why any of the approximately 124 million voters voted the way they did. Obviously, there were some conservatives who voted for a liberal. Maybe they were punishing the Republicans. Maybe they just admired Obama as a man. Maybe they liked his tax cut promises (though not his position on abortion). Likewise, there were some liberal Hillary supporters who voted for McCain just because they didn't like the way Obama treated their heroine.
But if the Obama team is susceptible to over-interpreting their mandate (as most winners do), the Republicans run the risk of underestimating what forces have been unleashed by this election -- taking undue comfort in the fact that the ideological center of gravity of the electorate does not appear to have moved leftward in this election.
Consider that in 1980, when Ronald Reagan won his first presidential election, the public was self-identified as 46 percent moderate, 28 percent conservative and 17 percent liberal. But by the 1984 Reagan re-election, the public had shifted to 42 percent moderate, 33 percent conservative and 16 percent liberal -- a statistically significant shift to the right. In those four years, Reagan had persuaded 5 percent of the electorate to move largely from moderate to conservative. And that 5 percent has stayed conservative for 24 years, right through the 2008 election. It is that 5 percent that has made America a center-right country rather than a centrist country -- allowing a fairly conservative Republican Party to win congressional and presidential elections most of the time.
That is why it is so vital for both the Republican Party and a newly aroused conservative movement to work feverishly to make the case to the broadest possible public for our right-of-center views during the next four years. Obama has not made his case yet. Just as Reagan won in 1980 in part because a lot of moderates were tired of Carter -- double-digit interest rates, stagflation, Soviets in Afghanistan, Iranian hostage crisis -- so a lot of moderates voted for Obama because of the housing market crash, financial crisis, drop in 401(k) account values, and two wars.
Obama will try to convert those temporary moderate and conservative votes of his into permanent liberal and moderate voters -- just as Reagan did in reverse between 1980 and 1984. If we conservatives can make our case, the election of 2008 will be a blip, just a kick-the-bums-out election. If Obama makes his case, he may have moved the center of political gravity to the left for a generation. Every conservative man and woman, to battle stations.
Blankley, who had been suffering from stomach cancer, died Saturday night at Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington, his wife, Lynda Davis, said Sunday.
In his long career as a political operative and pundit, his most visible role was as a spokesman for and adviser to Gingrich from 1990 to 1997. Gingrich became House Speaker when Republicans took control of the U.S. House of Representatives following the 1994 midterm elections.
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Twilight Crackle by semehammerWatch
©2011-2016 semehammer
She looks very beautiful xD
Am I weird to think she looks utterly adorable here?
I'd love to have a conversation with her after she's lost it. Can I share a room with her while we're both wearing straightjackets?
SHES LOST IT!!!!!!!!!!!*grabs high strength Tranquilizer*
I get ya, had finals. worst time of the year. LOL
Sorry its funny
Sorry its funny
Mah bird's nest brings all the colts to the yard,
An' dey like, iz betta den yours
Damn right, iz betta den yours
Damn right, iz betta den yours
Twilight, you need to relax.
I think your sanity meter broke, Twi.
crazy ponies are always the best
Twilight has never looked better
Is she crazy because she just watched cupcakes and is now experiencing Mental Damage ? XD
Those expressions...
Proof positive that Twilight is NOT a Mary Sue.
do u make requests??
That poor bird XD
I really like her...mane? ^^
Love the expression on the bird's face.
She sounded a bit like Elsa with her laugh.....
crazy cute i'm die now
Crazy Twilight is crazy good.
poor bird D:
Twilight have made normal attitude?
I see this in my worst nightmares
at long last! I finally find origin of these pictures.
I love human shots of Crazy twilight. Hey how about a human of sombra twilight that should be something everyone would want to see.
OMG this is like me when i have a project due TOMORROW! then im all going nuts and i cant focus and then my brain dies and i fail the class.
What episode is this? (name) season number. number of episode.
LOL she even misplaced a button (in my family we take it as a sign of having the "mad scientist" trait... every family have at least one, we have a 50/50 ratio )
Gotta keep it together, Twilight.


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