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Horacio "El Negro" Hernandez
Few percussionist have done as much to further the marriage of jazz, rock and Cuban music as Horacio "El Negro" Hernandez.
Through his work with jazz luminaries like Dizzy Gillespie, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Michel Camilo and Latin rock icon Carlos Santana, Hernandez has become Afro-Cuban music's most visible drummer. Growing up in a house filled with music in Cuba, Hernandez was exposed to the traditional music his Grandfather loved, the progressive jazz sounds of his father and the American rock music his brother tuned in from nearby Miami radio stations.
"El Negro" worked his way up in the Cuban recording and performance community, playing with artists like Rubalcaba, and recording better than 300 records during his time in Havana.
Having built an international reputation via his work with Rubalcaba, Hernandez defected to Italy in hopes of transitioning from there to New York. He spent three years there, teaching at a conservatory and performing regularly in Rome's busy club scene.
When the opportunity arose to relocate to NY, he was offered a gig with Latin jazz piano master Michel Camilo. Through his work with Camilo, Dave Valentin and the TropiJazz All-Stars, Hernandez played on the most influential Latin jazz recordings of the '90s. He was introduced to mainstream audiences in 1997 having performed on Carlos Santana's mukty-grammy award winning hit album "Supernatural".
Hernandez earned his first Grammy with Roy Hargrove's Crisol recording "Havana", and the second with Michel Camilo's "Live at the Blue Note", which took Best Latin Jazz Album in 2003. The Grammy winners Alejandro Sanz's "No es lo mismo" and Eddie Palmieri's "Listen Here!" both featured Horacio El Negro in their line up.
Horacio has penned the industry standard method book "Conversations in clave", published through Alfred Music, and released the timeless DVD Concert "Live at the Modern Drummer Festival", featuring John Patitucci, Michael Brecker, Hilario Duran, and Marc Quinones, available through Hudson Music. His independent release with Giovanni Hidalgo entitled "Travelling through time", continues to remains a favorite of the percussion community worldwide.
El Negro's debut as a bandleader came in 2003 with the release of "El Negro & Robby at the Third World War" with the drummer Robby Ameen, follow by the self-titled CD "Italuba II" that is the result of the band's two further years together, encompassing countless gigs and nine European tours.


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Hartnup Disease
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Hartnup disease is a rare metabolic disorder inherited as an autosomal recessive trait. It involves an inborn error of amino acid metabolism as well as niacin deficiency. Factors that may precipitate acute attacks of this disorder may include poor nutrition, exposure to sunlight, sulphonamide medications and/or psychological stress. Hartnup disease may be marked by skin problems, coordination impairment, vision problems, mild mental retardation, gastrointestinal problems, and central nervous system abnormalities. Frequency of attacks usually diminishes with age.
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Frenzied retailers hiring tens of thousands of Santa's helpers before the Christmas holiday shopping crush hits is not unlike the approach of the two top home improvement stores when winter's chill begins to thaw.
As the snow melts and days get longer, the home improvement bug hits homeowners every spring, which prompts the Home Depot and Lowe's to go on a seasonal hiring binge of their own to assist customers seeking the goods to mend broken fences and revive dormant lawns and gardens.
"Spring is really our Christmas season, which is typical of what you'll hear from any home improvement retailer," said Eric Schelling, director of talent acquisition for Atlanta-based Home Depot Inc. "Our planning process for our spring hire initiative usually starts in the fall of the previous year."
Home Depot began hiring more than 60,000 part-time seasonal employees nationwide in March to handle the home improvement industry's busiest shopping season of the year, says Sheryll Campbell, a public relations specialist for the chain. Mooresville, North Carolina-based Lowe's Companies Inc. plans to hire 50,000 seasonal employees this spring, says spokeswoman Karen Cobb.
Schelling and Cobb say hiring depends on weather conditions, so advertising for positions and recruitment generally begins in Southern states, with Florida being among the first to complete seasonal hiring. Both chains say compensation for seasonal employees is competitive and varies depending on the employee's role and where they're hired.
"Temporary workforces in retail are an absolute bear but they are unavoidable," according to Greg Belkin, retail research analyst for Boston-based Aberdeen Group. "Success depends on these peak selling points that can make or break a retailer's entire year. As a result, there is a lot of pressure to hire enough people and to get it right. There is very little wiggle room."
Belkin found that retailers' chief concern about seasonal hiring is the need for continuity and quality customer service.
"Retailers have to present the most unified vision to the customer as they walk in the door," he says. "They should not know the difference in quality between an employee that has been there for several years and a worker who has just been hired."
The home improvement retailers say they've enhanced customer service by streamlining training practices to produce well-trained employees in a significantly shorter period of time.
Home Depot in 2010 introduced a training program titled Customer FIRST—short for "find," "inquire," "respect," "solve" and "thank"—which teaches the fundamentals of providing quality customer service. Campbell says the company boils down the key components of the program for seasonal workers, who receive a general orientation as well as training on basic skills for their assignment and basic product knowledge.
Lowe's would not discuss training procedures for its seasonal staff.
Belkin said Home Depot's practice to train seasonal associates on more generalized knowledge of the store's practices and operations is made simpler and faster by an increased use of online learning tools.
By putting its training online, he said, seasonal workers can access materials both on- and off-site. That allows employees to get on the store's floor faster. Belkin added that e-learning has helped some retailers slice the time it takes to train a seasonal employee from 20 to 30 hours down to three to six hours.
In addition, Belkin said, many large retailers are implementing placement tests that help the company quickly assess an employee's skills for successful placement in the store.
"In retail, the speed with which you have to bring people onboard has to be very fast because the turnover is so great," Belkin says. "The lifespan of even your average consumer-facing employee is low," making the challenge of creating a cohesive workforce with strong customer service skills all the more difficult.
"There is a lot of pressure for them to get it right and there is very little wiggle room," Belkin says. "Employees who are in the wrong position are immediately recognizable to the consumer who nowadays just doesn't have to put up with it."
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|U.S. corn farmers overcome adversity to surpass expectations
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Farmers faced looming adversity during the spring planting season, causing lowered expectations, but ultimately overcame. USDA projects the second-largest corn planting acreage since 1946, after 2007.
Early stages of planting were similar to last year's conditions.Though low temperatures and frequent precipitation slowed planting in early May, warmer dryer conditions eventually returned, allowing farmers to make accelerated progress in late May.
U.S. corn producers planted an estimated 87 million acres, up one percent from 2008. U.S. soybean farmers reached a historic high, increasing planting nearly two percent from 2008, with 77.5 million acres planted. Together, U.S. corn and soybean producers worked steadfastly to plant a total 164.5 million acres, an increase of nearly three percent.
U.S. Grains Council President and CEO Ken Hobbie said U.S agricultural producers continually show their efficiency and ability to produce enough grains to meet market demands. He said America's farmers demonstrate a loyal commitment to assuring an adequate supply of affordable quality feed despite hardships faced during difficult spring planting.
With rapid response to the marketplace, producers continually provide unwavering dedication and allegiance to U.S. and global consumers.
"I cannot say I am surprised by the recent planning projections issued by USDA. Time and time again, U.S. farmers are faced with adversity, but their commitment to providing an adequate supply of U.S. feed ingredients as well as their dedication to curbing global hunger perseveres," said Hobbie. "Thanks to U.S. farmers, we are able to reassure our global end-users on the reliability of U.S. agriculture and create dependability in the global marketplace for U.S. agricultural products. This is another factual demonstration of U.S. farmers meeting global demand."
Information from surveys are compiled in USDA's Acreage Report, released on June 30. Surveys were conducted the first two weeks of June.


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I'd start looking in unit 100 brother! hee hee haw haw...
I had the good fortune to draw a bull elk tag in unit 100. Any advice on where to start hunting would be greatly appreciated.
I'd start looking in unit 100 brother! hee hee haw haw...
Call Wyoming game and fish they are good at pointing you in the right direction call the warden in charge of that area they are usually very helpful I'd start by calling the office in rock springs. Good luck!!
Thanks nebugle. Come on guys, I know some of you can tell something about this unit.
Lots of small 5 point and 6 point bulls. The big ones go into hiding after the couple hundred people descend on the opener. Lots of area to cover, a big bull could be anywhere. That makes it hard because the area is too big to cover all of it (out and about, not from the truck) in just a short two week season. I think archery season is best for a big one as they can at least be located and there's no pressure. Bring extra tires as you'll probably get a flat or two. An ATV is useful, but there are walk-in only areas that hold good elk too...good luck.
I drew a tag there with my dad in 2011. Very fun hunt, tons of smaller bulls and a few monsters. I'll pm you with the areas we hunted, and the area I'd hunt if I ever draw again. I got a nice 6X6, but seen some that were just bruisers. Were just too far off the path for my dad to do, so I kept it easy .
Thanks dallen0427. I am really interested in what you can tell me about the unit. I'm a nonresident from Mississippi, and scouting is not very practical. I have been in the unit before, but I can't say I'm familiar with it.


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Iowa State Splits At Big Four Meet
CHANDLER, Ariz. - The Iowa State men's golf team competed against the other three Iowa Division I universities in the annual exhibition Big Four Match at the Lone Tree Golf Club in Chandler, Ariz.
Iowa State split the two matches, defeating UNI, 5 ½-½ in the first match and losing to Iowa, 3 ½-2 ½ in the nightcap.
Stroke play was used in the competition in a head-to-head match where a point was awarded for each team for the lowest score. Ruben Sondjaja was the Cyclones' top performer today, carding rounds of 71-67 (138).
Iowa State 5 ½, UNI ½
Nick Voke (ISU) def. Kyle Driscoll (UNI), 75-77
Scott Fernandez (ISU) def. Ryan Horner (UNI), 67-70
Ruben Sondjaja (ISU) def. Dustin Atkinson (UNI), 71-80
Sam Daley (ISU) def. Michael Wetrich (UNI), 73-81
Collin Foster (ISU) def. Glenn Walls (UNI), 77-80
Jack Carter (ISU) halved Jacob Bermel (UNI), 75-75
Iowa 3 ½, Iowa State 2 ½
Ian Vandersee (UI) def. Nick Voke (ISU), 72-76
Steven Ihm (UI) def. Scott Fernandez (ISU), 68-77
Ruben Sondjaja (ISU) def. Brian Bullington (UI), 67-69
Sam Daley (ISU) def. Ryan Marks (UI), 68-76
Collin Foster (ISU) halved Raymond Knoll (UI), 71-71
Nate Yankovich (UI) def. Jack Carter (ISU), 72-80
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Ruben Sondjaja 71-67=138
Sam Daley 73-68=141
Scott Fernandez 67-77= 144
Collin Foster 77-71=148
Nick Voke 75-76=151
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|Dragon boys add one more win
|Written by April Peregoy
Adding another win to its perfect season, Holyoke's boys' varsity basketball team beat Benkelman, Neb., 63-41, on the road Tuesday, Feb. 3.
"It was a good trip for us," said coach John Baumgartner. "We'd never played there before, so it gave us a different atmosphere."
He added, "Benkelman has a good ball club, but I think we wore them down in the end—the pressure got to them."
It took the entire first quarter for the Dragons to wake up from the long bus trip. After a slow start full of too many turnovers, Holyoke gradually began to gain momentum. Though they were behind the Tigers by four at the end of the first period, the Dragons bounced back in the second to outscore Benkelman and take a lead of three at the half.
With the scoreboard reading 24-21 at halftime, Holyoke returned to increase their score by 18 points while holding the Tigers to only eight. Evan Swanson set the tone for the second half by shooting two baskets from behind the arc right away, followed by another three from Ryan Baumgartner.
"In the second half, we shot the ball well and played tough defensively as well," said Baumgartner.
Though they had a 13-point advantage going into the fourth, HHS refused to cut the Tigers any slack. The final quarter was the team's highest-scoring one of the game with 21 points, nine of which came from the free-throw line.
Despite the best efforts of Benkelman's top scorer Kendal Glidden, who put up 24 total points during the game, the Tigers ran out of steam in the end, allowing Holyoke to win by 22 points.
Baumgartner applauded Kyle Carper for his aggressiveness on the court. The HHS junior dominated in both points and boards, with 17 and 13 respectively. Ten of the rebounds he grabbed were offensive.
Austin Tharp and Swanson also earned double digits, with 13 and 10. Baumgartner praised Michal Brown, Logan Krueger and Ryan Baumgartner as well, whose total contributions added another 19 points for Holyoke.
"It's great to get that kind of production from everyone," said the coach.
In field goal shooting, the teams were evenly matched at 45 percent, but HHS had more opportunities at the basket. Both teams also had a problem with turnovers Tuesday night, but Benkelman had eight more than HHS with 22.
In other stats, the Dragons outrebounded the Tigers 32-23. They also had a lot more steals, 19-4, and assists, 14-2. Baumgartner led Holyoke in both categories with seven steals and six assists.
Holyoke 63, Benkelman 41
Tharp 4 1 2-2 1 13
Baumgartner 0 1 2-4 1 5
Carper 7 0 3-7 3 17
Wailes 0 0 0-0 0 0
Swanson 1 2 2-2 0 10
Krueger 2 0 2-2 1 6
Brown 4 0 0-0 1 8
DeBoer 0 0 2-2 0 2
Reid Baum. 1 0 0-0 0 2
Scoring By Quarters
Holyoke 11 13 18 21 --63
Benkelman 15 6 8 12 --41


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ASTRO Patient Summary: Radiation is an Important Component of Therapy for Patients with Stage III Breast Cancer Who Achieve a Pathological Complete Response after Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy
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Last Modified: October 27, 2005
Radiation is an Important Component of Therapy for Patients with Stage III Breast Cancer Who Achieve a Pathological Complete Response after Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy
Patients who present with locally advanced breast cancer (spread to local lymph nodes or local tissue) or large operable tumors are usually treated with chemotherapy prior to surgical removal of the tumor. In 15-20% of these patients, the surgically removed tissue is free of tumor because of the chemotherapy, which is referred to as "pathologic complete response", or pCR. Despite this, many of these patients will develop recurrences. This study looked at offering postoperative radiation to patients who achieved pCR as a way to decrease recurrences. The authors divided the results by stage of disease, because outcome varied depending on the stage. For stage I-II disease, the 10-year rate of freedom from recurrence for the radiation group was 100%, compared to 95% for the no radiation group. But a more significant result appeared in the stage III group, with a 10-year freedom from recurrence for the radiation group of 91% compared to 66% for the no radiation group. The authors conclude that all stage III patients who receive pre-operative (neoadjuvant) chemotherapy and achieve pCR should also receive post-operative radiation therapy.
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Carbon farmers await a carrot
Ben Cubby Australia's best carbon farmer is ready to get cracking under the Coalition's direct action plan, but says it will need a price on carbon.
Abbott's direct action fines a 'secret new carbon tax'
Ben Cubby The Coalition's ''direct action'' climate change plan would have raised more money in fines on electricity and coal companies last year than the controversial mining tax, according to Labor...
Coalition's carbon plan 'a secret tax'
Ben Cubby Some companies would have had to pay for their rising emissions last year, Labor says.
Coalition to combine local environment programs with Landcare
Ben Cubby Local environment programs would be merged into a single National Landcare Network, with guaranteed funding, the Coalition announced on Monday.
Parties united in promise to help the Great Barrier Reef
Ben Cubby, Andrew Darby Judging by the positions taken by all major parties contesting the federal election, everyone wants to save the Great Barrier Reef.
'Green bank' faces the axe after vote
Tom Arup and Ben Cubby Steve Garner says he was close to letting go 75 workers from his manufacturing plant when he was thrown a lifeline.
Climate of uncertainty
Ben Cubby, Tom Arup About $4 billion in private funding would be sucked away from Australia's solar power and renewable energy industries over the next three years if the Coalition wins government, confidential data...
Clean energy faces $4b hit
Ben Cubby and Tom Arup About $4 billion in private funding would be sucked from Australia's solar power and renewable energy industries over the next three years if the Coalition wins government, confidential data obtained...
Maules Creek challenged over 'dodgy process'
Ben Cubby Approval of the giant Maules Creek coalmine - the subject of a fake news release hoax - is being challenged in the Federal Court, in a case with parallels to that of the Gunns pulp mill in Tasmania.
'A so-called market in invisible stuff': the meaning of Tony Abbott's carbon rhetoric
Ben Cubby "It's a market, a so-called market, in the non-delivery of an invisible substance to no one," Tony Abbott said on Monday, answering his own rhetorical question about what a carbon trading scheme is.
Sinks key to emission control
Ben Cubby Study suggests nations could do more to tackle climate change by working together.


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David Rumsey Map Collection
The David Rumsey Historical Map Collection has over 18,460 maps online. The collection focuses on rare 18th and 19th century North American and South American maps and other cartographic materials. Historic maps of the World, Europe, Asia, and Africa are also represented. Collection categories include antique atlas, globe, school geography, maritime chart, state, county, city, pocket, wall, childrens, and manuscript maps.
Perry-Casteneda Library Map Collection
Contains hundreds of links to other historical map websites. The collection is categorised by Continent.
Holy Land Maps - University of Florida
Lots of old maps of Judea/Palestine/Israel arranged in chronological order.
Antique Map Magazine - Mapforum.com
An online Magazine with numerous articles about and examples of old maps.
Genmaps - Old and interesting maps of England, Scotland and Wales
Categorised by Country and County and chronologically.
The National Maritime Museum
Old sea charts from around the world, categorised geographically. Also some continental maps.
Antique Atlas
An online antique map shop with low resolution images (clickable to higher resolutions) of maps categorised geographically.
Maps of the Past
Another online store with old maps categorised by function, e.g. railroad, civil war, panoramic etc. Mostly maps of the USA but with an international section.
Historic Cities
Old maps of cities of the world. Searchable alphabetically.
Reinhold Berg Antique Map shop
Organised by region, maps may be viewed in detail through zoomify.
Free Relief Layers from Google
Uses the google maps engine to show a zoomable relief map of the world.
Solo mapas - Just maps
A collection of about one hundred and fifty maps in varying resolutions. Organised by region.
Great Buildings Collection
Overhead satellite images of famous buildings around the world. Searchable by Building name, architect and place.
Big Map Blog
A collection of lots of old and unusual maps with an in-browser zoom facility so you can see the detail
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I found an excellent list of map links here:
Maps of Wales, England and Scotland. arranged by county and chronologically.
-Rob A>
Sweet find, Rob! My first shot turned up a 16th century map of Wales! Hours of inspiration! Thanks.
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Good resource. Excellent find! Bookmarked.
I was looking for something completely non-relevant to this site, when I came across the UK's National Maritime Museum. Specifically, the Charts and Maps section.
From their own description:
Just gorgeous...The only drawback is that some of the fancy on-line zoom things don't appear to work in firefox, though you can download most of the images....The National Maritime Museum collections contain more than 100,000 sea charts and maps dating from the medieval period to the present day. They document the results of exploration and discovery and show how techniques of navigation and surveying developed. Many were owned by naval officers and politicians and were used to plan and record the events which have become maritime history. The collections are not exclusively British and although they concentrate on charting the seas and coastlines, land maps are also included. Together they illustrate the work of the leading hydrographers and cartographers throughout the history of charting and mapmaking.
-Rob A>
The zoom features don't appear to be working in ie7 either so it may just be broken, or designed for safari only
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The David Rumsey Historical Map Collection. High quality images of thousands of beautiful maps, mostly from the 18th & 19th centuries.
Bryan Ray, visual effects artist
I stumbled on this DK site:
you have to pay to download the maps, but you can get inspired and borrow the styles for free!
I also found this image which has a very interesting style in which the legend is bigger than the map itself, but I think you could have a lot of fun with it.
The Antique Atlas website is good for a visit if you're looking for reference styles.
Also have a look at Maps of the Past.
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A look back at the memorable moments and Hollywood milestones that happened on Oct. 22.
1966: The Beach Boys' song "Good Vibrations" was released. At that time, it was the most expensive single ever recorded, costing $40,000 dollars to make.
1966: "Weird Al" Yankovic took his first accordion lesson.
1976: drummer Keith Moon of The Who played in what ended up being his final concert, in Toronto. Moon died less than two years later.
1977: Singer Kenny Rogers and actress Marianne Gordon from the TV show "Hee Haw" were married.
1996: Death Row Records founder Suge Knight was jailed after violating his probation for a 1992 assault.
2003: Entertainer Liza Minelli filed for divorce from producer David Gest. The previous day, Gest had filed a $10 million lawsuit claiming Minelli beat him during alcoholic rages.
Today's Birthdays: Actress Joan Fontaine is 96. Actor Christopher Lloyd is 75. Actor Derek Jacobi is 75. Actor Tony Roberts is 74. Actress Catherine Deneuve is 70. Guitarist Leslie West of Mountain is 68. Actor Jeff Goldblum is 61. Bassist Cris Kirkwood of Meat Puppets is 53. Actor Bob Odenkirk ("Breaking Bad," "Mr. Show") is 51. Christian singer TobyMac (dc Talk) is 49. Singer-songwriter John Wesley Harding is 48. Comedian Carlos Mencia is 46. Country singer Shelby Lynne is 45. Reggae rapper Shaggy is 45. Director Spike Jonze is 44. Rapper Tracey Lee is 43. Actor Jesse Tyler Ferguson ("Modern Family") is 38. Actor Michael Fishman ("Roseanne") is 32. Guitarist Rickard Goransson of Carolina Liar is 30. Drummer Zac Hanson of Hanson is 28. Actor Jonathan Lipnicki ("Stuart Little," "Jerry Maguire") is 23. Actress Sofia Vassilieva is 21.


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Hi all. I tried searching the forums for this particular issue but didn't find any matches. I apologize if this has been addressed already.
We use Google Apps for our corporate calendar, but not for email. We are running a Cyrus email server. I also use Google to hold my contacts.
I was trying Zimbra to see if it would handle this amalgam of services better than Outlook. But I have run into an issue in that the login for the Google Apps for business *IS* the same as the Cyrus email address.
Zimbra balks when I try to setup the google account: account.ACCOUNT_EXISTS: email address already exists
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I've already installed Zimbra 7 in my Redhat 6, everything is ok, but i need to import all my account from my old zimbra 5. I tried to do it with the Migration Wizard, but i couldnt make it work. I dont know what i done wrong .
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1. Enchiridion medicum: medical & pharmaceutical instructions for physicians and apothecaries : including 541 prescriptions from the best authorities, especially from fifty years practice of C.W. Hufeland
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Hufeland, Christoph Wilhelm, 1762-1836
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3. The young surgeons dictionary; or, Pupil's instructor: wherein their terms are explained from the best Greek authors; and an introduction to anatomy, by inserting the definition of the structure of man. To which is prefixed, a catalogue of drugs, chemical and Galenical, in Latin and English: together with rules for chemical experiments, and a table of all the characters used in surgery and physic
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What's behind that locked door in the restricted-access Technology Annex at Shure headquarters? Step inside and have a look.
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I don't really expect him to either...
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Once the third largest city in Florida, Lakeland is a quiet, pretty place with three lakes within its downtown core. This is a college town, home to the University of Southern Florida and Florida Southern College, where the latter's campus boasts a number of Frank Lloyd Wright buildings. It's also been the spring training camp of the Detroit Tigers baseball team for 70 years.
Known as the "city of swans," Lakeland is also home to Hollis Garden, a formal, neoclassical-style beauty spot located on the shores of Lake Mirror and a very pleasant place to spend a few hours.
Established in just 2000, the garden has matured well and packs some 10,000 plants on its 1.2 acre grounds. There you will find Florida natives, as well as annuals, fruits, vegetables and herbs in some 16 garden rooms, along with water features, grottoes and more.
The garden has other, quirkier, charms. A number of offbeat sculptures keep the space from looking too prissy. And I was especially enchanted by the historical Trees of America section. There, pollarded to maintain a manageable size, are trees with a direct connection to their famous owners–some of them come from seedlings or the original trees found in their gardens. You can admire the Abe Lincoln overcup oak (Quercus lyrata), the Elvis Presley weeping willow, the George Washington tulip poplar and the Patrick Henry osage orange, to name just a few.
Seldom-encountered curiosities, such as this Buddha's hand (Citrus medica var. sarcodactylus), above left, from China may also be seen. Yes, it's a citrus and loaded with Vitamin C, but according to our guide Stacy Smith (shown in middle photo, above, with sugar cane) it must be cooked before it's eaten. Another interesting plant is the popcorn cassia (Cassia didymobotrya), above right. Native to South America, it's so named because it really does smell like buttered popcorn.
Once you've strolled around the garden, you might want to head over to the nearby Hotel Lakeland Terrace, which also overlooks Lake Mirror, for some refreshment. Originally built in 1924, the hotel is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a member of Historic Hotels of America. Its impeccably restored interior, including the beautiful pecky cypress ceilings, makes it a fine spot for a relaxing drink or a full meal.
Some gardens need more space than a mere blog can give them. To explore central Florida's historic Bok Tower Gardens, view Lorraine Flanigan's slideshow.
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This Father's Day, take an outing to The Field Museum to explore our newest exhibits. The Field Museum has several smaller special exhibits that are here for a limited time. If you have not had a chance to visit lately, come explore! These exhibits are included with your basic admission, so stop by the membership desk to pick up your Member Sticker and enjoy.
If you are looking for a last minute gift for Dad, a Field Museum Membership is a gift that he will enjoy all year! Join today!
Science, Off Script: Teens Take The Field:
Follow some extremely cool teens through a hilariously frenetic, scientifically rigorous, totally creative 5-day summer filmmaking experience. Find out how teens talked a scientist into rapping, turned mummification into claymation, and had a Skype call with an ancient Egyptian. This ground-breaking Field Museum exhibition features original storyboards and props designed by youth, as well as real Museum artifacts and the ground-breaking scientific research that teens were allowed access to for their films.
Science, Off Script: Teens Take The Field is a chance to see The Field Museum's collection and research like never before: through the eyes of teens. You'll be amazed at the power of amateur film to change your perspective.
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1. DON'T bring your phone to the dinner table.
"When my son brought his new girlfriend over for dinner the first time, she was texting on her cell phone the entire meal. She was trying to hide it under the table and pretend she was listening to our conversation, but it was obvious she had more 'important' people to converse with."
-Sue, Quincy, Mass.
2. DON'T get all touchy-feely.
"I hate it when there's too much PDA. My son had a girlfriend who was really affectionate in front of my husband, my other children and myself. The first time we met his girlfriend, she kept coming up behind him and grabbing him or kissing his cheeks, which made me really uncomfortable. I understand how it is to be young and in love, but seriously, there is an appropriate time and place and…in front of your boyfriend's parents is not one of them."
-Peg, Boston
3. DON'T be a know-it-all.
"Since my grandson is now a busy, working grown man, the occasions when we get to sit down and visit are rare. Last Thanksgiving, I sat next to him at dinner to catch up, but his new girlfriend started answering questions for him and controlling the conversation. When I tried to tell her a funny story about him as a little boy, she interrupted. It annoyed me that she wasn't interested in anything the family had to say and tried to act like she knew our grandson much better than we did."
-Jerry, Clearwater, Fla.
4. DON'T forget your manners.
"My brother brought his new girlfriend over for the holidays. After a family meal, we all got up and started clearing the table and washing the dishes…well, everyone got up to help except her. She stayed seated at the table, playing a game on her cell phone. Later on, after we had exchanged gifts, she threw her used wrapping paper to the floor and walked out of the room, leaving the mess for someone else to clean up. She was rude and very disrespectful."
-Alyx, San Francisco
5. DON'T overstay your welcome.
"When my son brought his girlfriend over for the first time, she seemed like a really nice girl…until she stayed for the Sunday football festivities. During the game, she made it obvious she didn't like football. She pouted on the couch and kept angrily whispering. At half time, she got up and walked to the door, demanding my son leave to take her home. Football isn't everyone's idea of a good time, but it's important to be respectful and open-minded when you meet new people and experience their traditions."
-Chuck, Pittsburgh
6. DON'T bring your problems with you.
"During the holidays one year, my son brought his then-girlfriend over to stay for a long weekend. As the visit progressed, it was obvious that she was angry and irritated with my son. She kept sulking in the corner and texting on her phone, refusing to participate in conversation. She even went as far as outwardly ignoring my son in front of everyone during dinner! My son tried to ask her a simple question, and she rolled her eyes and looked at her plate. It was so awkward and uncomfortable that no one really knew what to say or do next."
-Sharyn, Holmdel, N.J.
7. DON'T drink too much (or maybe at all).
"Drinking and meeting the family are never good ideas. My grandson brought his new girlfriend over for New Year's Eve one year, and she showed up very intoxicated. The poor girl kept obnoxiously dancing, speaking way too loudly and slurring her words. After she finally stumbled out the door to be taken home, the whole family talked about how embarrassing and rude she was to make a first impression drunk."
-Joey, Washington, Penn.
8. DON'T broach touchy subjects.
"When my son brought his girlfriend over, she announced she was a political-science major and immediately started interrogating my wife and me about our political beliefs and urging us to vote for the candidate she preferred. I was shocked by her shameless approach to conversation after just meeting us and couldn't get over her blatant disrespect. Whenever people talk about controversial topics, it always starts things off on the wrong foot."
-Al, Boston
9. DON'T be fake-nice.
"I can't stand when my son brings over new girlfriends to meet the family and the girl is completely fake. Offer to help with dinner once, not five times. I understand it's intimidating meeting a family, but it's important that the girl calms down and acts like herself. It impresses me most when a girl can sit down with the family and hold a conversation with everyone, instead of sticking to herself or worrying about being polite."
-John, Quincy, Mass.
10. DON'T lie. Period.
"When my nephew first introduced me to his girlfriend, I was talking with the couple about a ski trip I was planning and invited them along. His girlfriend told me she loved skiing and had taken lessons for years. A few days later, I found out this was not true; his girlfriend had never even skied in her life! I couldn't have cared less if she knew how to ski or even liked the sport, but dishonesty is always a red flag."
-Jeanie, Steamboat Springs, Colo.
11. DON'T disrespect family rules.
"My brother brought his girlfriend home to stay with our family. My parents are pretty old-fashioned, so they decided my brother and I would share a bedroom while his girlfriend slept in his room. Each night, his girlfriend would sneak into bed with my brother or try to get him into her room. My parents were too polite to say anything, but I heard them talking about how rude it was that she didn't respect their rules. Not only did it disappoint my parents, but it instantly made me question his girlfriend's character."
-Martin, St. Louis
12. DON'T talk behind their backs.
"My son brought his new girlfriend Anna* over. The family all started eating, visiting and exchanging gifts. Anna wasn't eating, so I offered to fix her a plate. She refused, claiming she had already eaten. Later on, I overheard Anna on the phone talking about how weird our food was and how gross it looked. She was complaining that she was starving and there was nothing for her to eat. If you truly don't like the food, at least have the decency to keep your thoughts to yourself so you don't offend anyone."
-Amy, Palm Harbor, Fla.
13. DON'T hog his time.
"After my grandson graduated from college, he began dating a new girlfriend and we rarely saw him. Finally, over New Year's she agreed to come over for the family's annual celebration. However, they ended up leaving after an hour. There was no reason that my grandson and his girlfriend couldn't have stuck around longer; they had already spent Thanksgiving and Christmas with her family, which was obviously her decision. After that incident, I refused to give her the time of day."
-Elizabeth, Avon, Conn.
14. DON'T be high-maintenance.
"One winter, my brother's girlfriend stayed with our family for a long weekend. Every morning, she would lock herself in the bathroom and emerge two hours later. She also refused to go outside and sled ride with the family, saying it would ruin her hair. When we came back, she was painting her toenails! After she left, my only impression of her from the entire weekend was her combing her hair or looking at her nails."
-Priya, Old Westbury, N.Y.
15. DON'T show up wearing nothing.
"When my son brought his girlfriend over for our annual holiday party, she showed up wearing only black leather boots and a tiny dress that barely covered her behind. We had grandparents, great aunts and uncles and little kids around, so it wasn't the right environment for that outfit. After she left, the whole family kept asking why my son's girlfriend was 'dressed like a hooker'-a question a mother never wants to be asked! Dress appropriately; it never hurts to be extra conservative when you're meeting new people."
-Morgan, Albany, N.Y.
16. DON'T be late.
"The first thing someone can do to make a bad impression is showing up late. If you are supposed to arrive at a certain time, make sure you are there 10 minutes early. My grandson's girlfriend always shows up late to family meals, and everyone is cranky and annoyed with her by the time she finally arrives."
-Jade, Scottsdale, Ariz.
17. DON'T avoid talking to his family just because he's not there to get the conversation started.
"My brother had a girlfriend who was very nervous around our family. His girlfriend would converse with only my brother and seemed uncomfortable when he was out of the room. She was so overly attentive to hanging around him that none of the family had a chance to get to really know her."


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Saturday, June 11, 2016
April 14, 2012...Season Opener Presented by RTS Chassis
Newmanstown, Pa. - April 14 - In a heart-pounding ending to a great night of racing, Honeybrook's Shane Lewis held off numerous attacks from Ryan Greth to win the 600cc Micro-Sprint feature on Saturday night at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway.
Other winners on Opening Night presented by RTS Chassis included Jesse Maurer (270cc Two-Stroke); Dave Grube (125cc); Chip Geib (270cc Four-Stroke); and Jason Swavely (Sportsman).
Mike Dicely paced the first 16 laps of the 600cc main event while Lewis and Greth battled furiously for the runner-up position. As Dicely closed in on the back of the field, Lewis and Greth drove to the leader's tail tank, and a three-car tussle ensued for the top spot. That entertaining action was interrupted by a yellow flag with nine laps recorded.
With open track now in front of him, Dicely maintained a slim advantage over Lewis until they blasted into turn one on the 17th circuit. That's when Lewis pulled off a pass to snare the lead from Dicely, and Greth executed a similar maneuver to steal second just one lap later.
With Lewis planting the right-rear tire of his No. 55L in the high groove at both ends of the race track, Greth made repeated attempts to dive under the leader as the laps ticked off quickly. Heading for the white flag, Greth drew even with Lewis in turns three and four, but he could not get quite enough drive off the corner to pull ahead.
Lewis used his top lane momentum to stay in front, crossing the stripe to complete lap 25 with a margin of almost a half-second over Greth. Dicely, Jeff Halligan, and A.J. Michael finished in positions three through five.
With 28 of the 600's in the pit area, heat races went to Brittany Brown, Kory Merkey, and Dicely. Tony Dimattia won the consolation race.
As the field of 270cc Two-Strokes took the green flag to begin their 25-lap feature, several cars got bottled up in the middle of the pack, resulting in a homestretch flip by defending point champion Nick Skias. Skias was able to continue, and he rebounded to finish sixth when the checkered flag fell.
When the race got underway, polesitter Jesse Maurer led the way. In fact, the Mount Joy Outlaw led all the way, fending off several challengers to register the triumph.
The racing behind Maurer was hot and heavy, though, with four drivers snaking through traffic after starting deep in the pack.
Jason Swavely wound up second after he took the green in 13th, drawing close to the leader near the end of the 25-lapper before settling for the runner-up payout.
Mike Rutherford was 15th on the starting grid and weaved his way to a third place finish, while 12th starting Richie Hartman was fourth and Pete Skias climbed from tenth to fifth.
Great field of 32 cars entered the 270cc Two-Stroke portion of the opener, with heat races going to Hartman, Billy Logeman, and Pete Skias. Justin Harrington was victorious in the consolation race.
Dave Grube started on the pole of the 125cc feature and led every one of the 25 laps to notch the victory. It wasn't an easy win for Grube, the Denver, Pa. driver, though, as first Shane Braxton and then Jesse Maurer took turns hounding him for the race lead. Grube repelled all of their assaults to score the opening night triumph.
Maurer settled for runner-up honors, while Richie Hartman had a nice debut in Gary Gorski's No. 29. Hartman took the initial green on the outside of row four, but he was third in the running order when the checkered flag waved. Bradley Brown and Ken Miller finished fourth and fifth. Braxton spun out of third place on lap eleven, then recovered nicely by storming from the back to finish sixth.
Grube, Braxton, and Maurer won heat races for the 23-car field of 125cc Micros.
Ken Miller made his 270cc Four-Stroke debut on Saturday, and for the first ten trips around the high banked oval, it appeared as though it would be a winning debut.
Miller rumbled from fifth to first in just three laps, and once in front, he set sail and built a big lead.
Manheim's Chip Geib sliced his way from ninth on the starting grid to run second on the sixth revolution. Even though Miller had a healthy cushion, Geib was in hot pursuit, running down the leader in four laps. Geib's No. 15 rocketed by Miller off turn four, and he was the first car scored on lap eleven.
It was easy from there, as Geib blazed to a 3.5-second victory over Craig DeSantis. Eddie Nocera followed DeSantis across the line, with Miller fading to fourth at the end. Long time Sportsman Class campaigner Donna Geib made the switch to the Four-Stroke Class for this year, and her first ride was a good one as she finished fifth.
Winning the Four-Stroke heats were DeSantis and C. Geib.
Defending Sportsman point champion Jason Swavely, Douglassville, Pa., started twelfth in Saturday's season opener for that division - the class of 250cc Air-cooled engines. But Swavely didn't stay back there for long.
One of his Miller Racing teammates, Bret Habecker, rolled off alongside Swavely in row six. Habecker roared into second as two laps were recorded, then zipped past leader Wesley Fasnacht on the third tour.
Swavely was up to third by lap five, then battled with another teammate, Ken Miller, before snatching the runner-up position away from Miller with eight laps remaining.
With five to go, Swavely ducked under Habecker as they raced into the first corner. He throttled onto the backstretch as the new leader, then went on to win by 1.17-seconds over Habecker. Miller wound up third, followed by Fasnacht and Kerry Lengle.
Swavely and Habecker were victorious in the Sportsman heat races.
Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway is back in action this Saturday, April 21st, with another action-packed five division card of Micro-Sprint racing. The 600cc, 270cc Two-Strokes, 125cc, Sportsman, and 270cc Four-Strokes will compete in qualifying heats, consolations, and 25-lap features.
Coming up on Saturday, April 28, is Fan Appreciation Night at the speedway. All spectators will be admitted FREE that night, and there will be numerous giveaways for the young and the not-so-young fans. In addition, the Central Pennsylvania Bloodbank will conduct a Blood Drive at the speedway from 2 to 5 p.m. on the 28th.
One donation of blood can save three lives, so fans are encouraged to do something good for their fellow human beings by giving blood. In return, Lanco will do something good for the race fans by admitting them free of charge to watch all the ground-pounding action at the Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway.
Gates open each week at 3:30, with warm-ups at 5:00 and the first heat race goes green at 6 p.m.
Except for April 28, the cost of a General Admission ticket for adults is just $8.00, with discounts for students and Senior Citizens. Youth between the ages of six and twelve are admitted for just $2.00, and children under the age of six are free. And parking is always free at the Clyde.
600cc Feature, 25 laps: 1.Shane Lewis, 2.Ryan Greth, 3.Mike Dicely, 4.Jeff Halligan, 5.A.J. Michael, 6.Shaun Brandel, 7.Brittany Brown, 8.Tyler Esh, 9.Heath Hehnly, 10.Mike Rutherford, 11.Jermain Godshall, 12.Chris Gerhart, 13.Jered Hook, 14.Peter Michael, 15.Tom Kohler, 16.C.J. Tracy, 17.Travis Esh, 18.Chris Panczner, 19.Brent Ely, 20.Tony Dimattia, 21.Jeff Stelter, 22.Shane Braxton, 23.Bruce Ginther Jr., 24.Kory Merkey.
270cc Feature, 25 laps: 1.Jesse Maurer, 2.Jason Swavely, 3.Mike Rutherford, 4.Richie Hartman, 5.Pete Skias, 6.Nick Skias, 7.Billy Logeman, 8.Mike Uhrich, 9.Heath Hehnly, 10.Ryan Morris, 11.Chip Geib, 12.Dan Lane Jr., 13.Christi Sweigart, 14.Justin Harrington, 15.Tyler Reinhardt, 16.Mike Skias, 17.Ricky Sechrist Jr., 18.Zack Fouse, 19.Brian Sholley, 20.Rebecca Lamothe, 21.Mike Miller, 22.Nate Weidman, 23.Brad Kemp, 24.Dave Grube.
125cc Feature, 25 laps: 1.Dave Grube, 2.Jesse Maurer, 3.Richie Hartman, 4.Bradley Brown, 5.Ken Miller, 6.Shane Braxton, 7.Felisha Kirlin, 8.Derek Ecenrode, 9.Cody Drace, 10.Brent Shearer, 11.Jake Smith, 12.Dylan Adams, 13.Jimmy Wampole, 14.Darren Miller, 15.Nick Sweigart, 16.Daniel Braun, 17.Curtis R. Miller, 18.Brie Weiler, 19.Brianna Gerhart, 20.Kory Merkey, 21.Kyle Hehnly, 22.Luis Gonzales, 23.Jordan Espenshade.
270cc Four-Stroke Feature, 25 laps: 1.Chip Geib, 2.Craig DeSantis, 3.Eddie Nocera, 4.Ken Miller, 5.Donna Geib, 6.Kory Shissler, 7.Ryan Morris, 8.Justin Harrington, 9.Earl Eveland, 10.Lewis Kepple Jr., 11.Kim Enck, 12.Steve Smith Sr., 13.Cody Kreger, 14.Sheila Fetter, 15.Greg Schmuck.
Sportsman Feature, 25 laps: 1.Jason Swavely, 2.Bret Habecker, 3.Ken Miller, 4.Wesley Fasnacht, 5.Kerry Lengle, 6.Jeff Hughes, 7.Matt Abers, 8.Paul May III, 9.Sheena Logeman, 10.Robert Shanaman, 11.Corey Schmuck Jr., 12.Jenna Heagy, 13.Tim Ziegler, 14.Dennis Fenstermacher, 15.Jay Lawrence, 16.Mark Ludwig, 17.Brian Becker, 18.Dean Spangler Jr. 19.Curtis R. Miller, 20.Zachary McGhee. DNS: Dave Kemp.
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WHEELING - It's fitting that Linsly's first Bob Otten Tournament Championship game was an up-and-down battle against Wheeling Park.
Since the inception of the hockey program at the school, it has experienced its own roller coaster ride in the first decade of existence.
''There was some success in the early 2000s,'' Cadets coach Craig Tredenick recalled, ''but for the last two years, we've struggled. A lot of that can be attributed to the lack of skaters and the numbers itself.''
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The Linsly Cadets scored the most goals in school history en route to a 20-9 record and their first Bob Otten Championship.
However, after Tredenick's squad gained some quality players last year, the fourth-year coach decided to evaluate the team's schedule.
''We decided to quit the league we were in and go independent and play private schools,'' he said. ''The schools then came together to form the ISHL.''
Linsly, along with Kiski, Western Reserve Academy, Sewickley Academy and Shady Side Academy were the charter members of the Independent School Hockey League, and, despite having to face tougher competition, the Cadets liked their chances.
''We had a sense we could do well,'' Tredenick said. ''(We knew) a couple of schools were down this year.''
The Cadets' senses proved true as they tore through the newly established conference and claimed the regular-season crown with a record of 7-1. With one championship under their belts, the Cadets turned their eyes to another prize that had eluded them for nine seasons: the Bob Otten Trophy.
Named for the originator of the Wheeling Amateur Hockey Association, the trophy is awarded to West Virginia's top high school hockey team following the state tournament held at WesBanco Arena.
As of now, the state tournament consists of Linsly, Wheeling Park, John Marshall, Morgantown, and Wheeling Central.
''Before this year we had only won one game in the Bob Otten Tournament in nine years,'' Tredenick said. ''Park or Central had won it every year.''
After defeating JM in the semifinals, the Cadets had chance to capture the glory.
''It was a big game for the guys,'' Tredenick said. ''It was exciting.''
Linsly held a 2-1 advantaged before Park flipped the script and went ahead 4-2. The Cadets tied the game at 4-4 to end the second period, and freshman Luke Edgerton gave Linsly back the lead with a goal midway through the third before adding another one later in the period.
Linsly ended its scoring on an empty-net goal for an 8-5 triumph.
Edgerton was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player as he finished the championship game with four goals and two assists.
It was a fitting end for an impressive year for the freshman as he broke the school's individual point total with 102 (50 goals, 52 assists).
''He had a huge year across the board,'' Tredenick said. ''He's already close to the career points record.''
The son of former Wheeling Thunderbird Devin Edgerton, Luke wasn't the only Cadet to put his name in the record books.
Sophomore Drennen Atherton had the most shutout for a goalie (five) as well as most victories for the position (16) and senior Brandon Ross had the most career appearances with 73.
The team also scored the most goals in school history as well as recording the most team victories with a final record of 20-9.
''Prior to this year, that record was 12 (wins),'' Tredenick pointed out.
''The program has really transformed the last two or three years.'' he continued. ''Our two seniors had to stick through some hard times.
''(The team) battled a hard schedule and they never quit They always stuck together and persevered against good opponents. I'm proud of them. They're really, really excited about this. This will be the first of many good, successful teams at Linsly as we move to the future.''
Sixteen of the team's 18 skaters will be back for the 2013-14 campaign.


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Admin Console of my Zimbra is not available using link(https://localhost:7071/) or from IP address from any client Computer as well. All Services are working Perfectly. Send and receive emails as well. But Unable to Open Admin Console Page and following error is there This webpage is not available
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|Extension Corner
|Written by Linda Langelo
Gardening trends for 2013
This year the Color of the Year is designated as emerald. It is also the year with annual plants showing off tropical bright hues such as melon, tangerine, turquoise, guava and yellow.
If you like bold colors, 2013 is the year. Look for many of the new plant introductions to be in these fantastic colors.
For some of the new introductions there are two new Supertunias. One is Supertunia Picasso in pink with fabulous pink flowers and a compact mound with bright green foliage. The second is Supertunia Watermelon Charm, a vigorous grower that forms a nice mound and has a long season of growth. The flower has the deep rich color of the inside of a watermelon.
If you prefer Superbells, which have a smaller flower than Calibrachoa Superbells, Lemon Slice is a superior Superbells over others because of its performance and disease resistance. The flowers have a yellow/white pattern.
If you prefer the colors of Coleus, there is a new introduction called Solenostemon Keyston Kopper which has a copperish coloration. This annual tolerates some varying light conditions and has an upright habit.
The next biggest trend for 2013 is growing more edibles in our containers and doing it more vertically. Do you grow herbs, vegetables or berries in your containers? If not, this is the year to start. There are a variety of containers on the market that allow for longer periods between watering times. They are called "self-watering," but you get the idea. It may be two weeks before the next time to water.
The colors of containers today are trending toward metallic and black. With the bold hues of annuals, I would choose black or some other earthy color.
Within this trend of edibles is a whole other aspect of this trend, which some say is not a trend at all. Here goes ... people are interested in foraging for food. They are called "wildcrafters," "pickers" and "back to landers." They wish to hunt for wild edibles.
This wild edible trend is one, in my humble opinion, which does not make any sense. Our urban cities, including Denver, are growing and growing, plus land developers are building on what used to be native landscapes with no end in sight. Where will we find the wild edibles? With the downturn in keeping our national parks open and even our open spaces open, what then? Will this "trend" turn things around?
Believe it or not, the next latest trend is rooftop gardening. Whether this is the roof of your garage, home or another building, it is simple and inexpensive to do.
Before you consider a rooftop garden, make sure you follow local ordinances, rental property rules or home owner association regulations. Then call a contractor or architect to be sure that the roof is able to hold the weight of a rooftop garden. Then start to choose your plants. Take into consideration that a rooftop garden will be windy and plan windbreaks. Also plan on it being hotter, so add lots of succulents into the design.
Rooftop gardens actually benefit the environment. They cool the temperature of the building below, thus reducing the cost of air conditioning and less pollution. Rooftop gardens also improve the quality of air by storing CO2, thus reducing the building's ability to trap heat and contribute to global warming.
The next latest trend is sensory gardens, particularly gardens that show off texture in plants. In our area, we are talking about plants such as coneflower, torch lilies, cactus, coleus, succulents, lamb's ears and grasses. By the way, these plants are also plants that have much lower water requirements. This brings me to the next permanent trend—reducing our water footprint.
Reducing our water usage means for some of us making radical changes with the plants in our landscapes. Colorado State University has a program that will assist you in making better plant selections. The program is called Plant® Select.
This is a program that tests several plants a year to be sure that these plants withstand our weather extremes in Colorado. Out of the several plants tested, only seven are selected for the Plant® Select program each year. There are brochures in your nearest Extension office.
If you have access to the Internet, then go to http://plantselect.org and search their plants directory. The website also lists nurseries where you may find those plants. Also remember to ask your local area greenhouses and nurseries to order these selections. Remember, you are the consumer. You drive the market.
Last but not least, if we could only know exactly what the weather trend is for the 2013 season, we would have it made. I can tell you that the Canadian Geese are flying north in huge flocks. So winter is over.
These snows may be considered spring snows, and after they are gone will we have a wet spring to follow? I certainly hope so. I would caution against over planting and overwatering. Make use of the container gardens. You have more control over the watering, the soil and the fertilizing. Good luck gardening in 2013!
For more information, visit www.ext.colostate.edu.
Holyoke Enterprise March 28, 2013


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I received a request from Rep. Walter Jones asking me to sign a pledge of support for a bill he is sponsoring, H. Con. Resolution 107, that would state that it is an impeachable offense for any president to ignore the U.S. Constitution. He also asked that I send a check to �Walter Jones for Congress.� Good conscience prevents my doing either.
If it is true that any president who ignores the Constitution should be impeached, and it is, then why is Representative Jones not filing impeachment proceedings?
President Obama behaves as if the president has the power to legislate (by issuing Executive Orders that affect the whole country, not just give direction to the Executive Branch of government), uses our military without Congress� consent in situations in which no imminent threat exists, chooses which laws the Department of In-Justice will enforce and which ones they will not, and in general behaves as if the Constitution of the United States does not exist, thereby ignoring his oath of office. Is the idle threat of impeachment charges being brought at some vague time in the future a right and proper remedy for these high crimes? On the contrary, it is pitifully inadequate.
In the same letter, Representative Jones mentions penalizing law abiding gun owners, and speaks of �...numerous laws on the books regulating gun purchases and use� (infringements of the right to keep and bear arms) �that we must strictly enforce.� This prompts the question, �Why must we enforce unconstitutional laws?�
Representative Jones also mentions our outrageous national debt and the fact that there is currently discussion about the possibility of creating money out of thin air. Is he unaware that the Federal Reserve has been doing that for years?
Representative Jones says that Big Government sits on both sides of the aisle. Unfortunately, he is correct, and I am sick to death of it.
Our founders envisioned a well informed and moral citizenry who found people among themselves who exhibited leadership qualities in civilian life that we would then draft to represent us for a time (at sacrifice to themselves, not while feathering their nests), and then would come home and live with what they had wrought. What a good idea. I�m highly in favor. While Representative Jones has made some good votes over the years, he has held public office far too long. I appreciate his efforts, but I�d like to see him come home and relearn what the real world is like, and I�d like to be represented in Congress by someone who is well acquainted with real life.
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Family Class to be Offered in Le Mars
(LE MARS) -- Parenting a teenager is no easy task. The ISU Extension Office in Plymouth
County recognizes this fact and is providing a program to aid parents and pre-teens.
Carol Schneider, of ISU Extension, tells us about the class that begins September 19th
in Le Mars. She says the Strenghthening Families Class may be familiar to those from
Gehlen Catholic.
Listen here
Schneider and Family Life Specialist Laurie Hayunges (He-youngs), from the Sioux County
Extension Office, will be putting on the class intended for parents and their 5th or 6th
graders. Why 5th and 6th graders? Schneider says that's when the struggle for kids may
become too much to handle at school.
The class runs for seven weeks in two hour sessions. Schneider says it's a big
commitment, but well worth the time.
Listen here
Class starts at 6:15pm and lasts until 8:15pm- a light meal will be served at 5:45
before class each night. Meeting nights are Mondays from September 19th through
October 31st. The cost is $10 per family for all weeks, with registration going on now.
The Strenghthenging Families Class offered by Plymouth County Extension is being held at
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See press release here.
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Images: Osprey lands on Japanese ship for the first time [Image 8 of 21]
Photo by Cpl. Mark Garcia
Marines, U.S. Navy sailors and sailors with the Japanese Maritime Defense Forces prepare to tow an MV-22B Osprey onboard the JS Hyuga (DDG-181), during Dawn Blitz 2013 off the coast of Naval Base Coronado, June 14. Exercise Dawn Blitz 2013 is a multinational amphibious exercise off the Southern California coast that refocuses Navy, Marine Corps and coalition forces in their ability to conduct complex amphibious operations essential for global crisis response across the range of military operations.
This work, Osprey lands on Japanese ship for the first time [Image 1 of 21], by Cpl Mark Garcia, identified by DVIDS, is free of known copyright restrictions under U.S. copyright law.
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CLEVELAND (AP) — Cavaliers center Anderson Varejao has left Friday's game against Milwaukee because of an apparent injury to his left ankle.
Varejao, the league's leading rebounder, landed awkwardly while trying to get a rebound in the second quarter. He limped down the floor and was immediately replaced by Tyler Zeller. Varejao sat on the bench briefly and went to the locker room, accompanied by trainer Max Benton.
Varejao, who is making a strong bid to be on the Eastern Conference All-Star team, is averaging 14.3 points and 14.8 rebounds.


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You know that your teeth are important and you know that having a regular family dentistry clinic that you visit is essential so that your dentist can build up a history of your teeth and gums and quickly identify any changes or developments that need to be addressed or treated. But how do you choose a new dentist clinic? This is particularly important if you move to a new neighborhood, or a new city, or if you change jobs and can no longer get to the dentist clinic that you have used previously.
How do you choose a new dentist clinic?
In this article we take a look at some of the characteristics you should consider when choosing a new dentist clinic – it isn not an exhaustive list, and there are some variations between dentists, but it is perhaps a useful starting point for your considerations.
1. Review their website. All modern dental practices should have a website that is professional and up to date. It does not have to be the most amazing web site you have ever seen, but it should be up to date and everything should work. A bad website gives a bad first impression.
2. Telephone them to check whether they are accepting new patients – some dentists may be too busy to take you on as a patient.
3. Check the pricing structure that they use. You need to be confident that there won't be any hidden charges or extra costs that will blow your budget.
4. Visit the dental clinic so that you can ensure that the premises are modern and clean. Check out the waiting room – is it modern and professional? Are the magazines current or are they dog-eared camping and fishing magazines with the kayak reviews torn out by a previous reader.
5. Look at the range of services that the dental clinic provides – you need to ensure that they can cater for any dental requirements that you might have over the next few years.
Get the framework of your life in place
Your dentistry requirements are an essential part of your considerations when moving into a new area. It is one of those basic essentials that you need to ensure that you have in place – a local doctor, http://www.dentistryresults.com/choosing-a-dental-office a gym, the best supermarket, somewhere to get your haircut, knowing where to get the best coffee – you need to ensure that the framework is all in place to cover all of your basic needs.
Reducing the stress of moving home
Moving can be a stressful time for you and your family. The sooner you can establish some routines and a sense of normalcy, the easier it will be for you to feel like you have made the right move and can begin to look forward to the next chapters in your lives.
The importance of family dentistry is sometimes forgotten as it is not something that you need to think about every day, but it is one of those essential parts of your health and lifestyle that you need to invest some time and energy in to make sure you make the right choices.


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Nights In Rodanthe (2008)
Nights In Rodanthe Synopsis
Adrienne Willis (Diane Lane), a woman with her life in chaos, retreats to the tiny coastal town of Rodanthe, in the Outer Banks of North Carolina, to tend to a friend's inn for the weekend. Here she hopes to find the tranquility she so desperately needs to rethink the conflicts surrounding her--a wayward husband who has asked to come home, and a teenaged daughter who resents her every decision. Almost as soon as Adrienne gets to Rodanthe, a major storm is forecast and Dr. Paul Flanner (Richard Gere) arrives. The only guest at the inn, Flanner is not on a weekend escape but rather is there to face his own crisis of conscience. Now, with the storm closing in, the two turn to each other for comfort and, in one magical weekend, set in motion a life-changing romance that will resonate throughout the rest of their lives.
Nights In Rodanthe Release Date
In Theaters September 26, 2008
Nights In Rodanthe Credits
Starring: Richard Gere, Diane Lane, Scott Glenn, Christopher Meloni, Viola Davis
Written by: Ann Peacock, John Romano
Directed by: George C. Wolfe
Produced by: Denise Di Novi
MPAA Rating: [ PG 13 ]
Distributor: Warner Bros. Pictures
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Montreal, QC (Sports Network) - Tomas Plekanec and Max Pacioretty scored 18
seconds apart during a three-goal third period, and the Montreal Canadiens
blanked the Carolina Hurricanes, 3-0, at the Bell Centre.
Brandon Prust potted the first goal for Montreal, which sits atop the
Northeast Division. Peter Budaj recorded his 10th career shutout with a 19-
save performance.
Cam Ward stopped 23 shots for the Southeast Division-leading Hurricanes.
Both teams entered play riding three-game winning streaks.
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i WOULD SAY 145-155
He has good width, and decent mass. He's a little short on the tine length though. I'd put him in the high 150's, assuming 5 inch 1's, and 8-10 inch 2's, 3's and 4's.
A nice buck for sure. I'd stick him on opening day!
My mind is a raging torrent, flooded with rivulets of thought cascading into a waterfall of creative alternatives.
i WOULD SAY 145-155
156 net. Very symmetrical yet the velvet always deceiving.
high 150s, he has good main beams,brow tines,and good G4s
140ish, not much more than that. There's a 146 and a 148 looking at me from the wall as I type this and he's not there. Better give him another year.


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ULM is making it a game 48-39 IA with 8 minutes to go...
Big Ten Network, I assume?
Iowa was up 16, but 4 turnovers in 5 trips saw ULM score 8 un-answered points to make it a game. Pretty painful. But, on the positive side, they're shooting 50%, which I think is a season best ;)
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ya... BigTen Net...DishNet ch 439
4 pt game IA leads with 3:17 to go
Blug. This game was looking great, now a disaster.
tie game
going to overtime... I am working the split screen... isu on the right... iowa on the left.
This is one of those games you want to throw up during/after.
Monroe is burying 3's left and right in OT
3 pt game 24.7 to go... Monroe up
hehe... wow.
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin 1775
Wow. Iowa loses their own tournament.
More boos in Iowa City at the buzzer.....classy!!
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