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I live in a deluxe urbanisation near Marbella on the beachside. It has a huge swimming pool, tennis and paddle courts, areas for football and basketball and lots of beautiful gardens with a variety of tropical plants. There is a small bar/restaurant near the swimming pool which is open until late and has a Wifi connection.There are no main roads to cross inside the urbanisation. It is 5 minutes from the beach and also to the nearest bus stop. There are supermarkets and other shops nearby. I am a very friendly person and will share all with you- my piano, huge DVD library, many books. Just ask me. You can use my kitchen as well but only to prepare small things. The bedrooms have their own terraces and are spacious and luminous. You would have your own bathroom. I have a small dog who only weighs 2 kilos. I do not think you would be bored here! PS If you want breakfast, I can provide that for a little extra. Thank you PPS I also will be in the house and can help you.
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|Nearest airport: Malaga International Airport 50 km, Nearest railway: Malaga Train Station 30 km
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|TV, Video player, CD player, Table tennis, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
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Marbella is said to have the best climate in the world. It is located close to the capital of the province- Malaga and is also connected well to other sights of the Andalucian region such as Cadiz, Granada (about 1.5 hours drive and famous for the impressive Alhambra Palace and for skiing in the mountains in winter months) and Sevilla. Malaga is the cultural capital of the province and has many interesting events throughout the year. The mountain town of Mijas is also worth visiting as are the caves at Nerja- all within driving distance.Malaga city is a 45 mins drive. With its beautiful cathedral, Picasso and Carmen Thyssen Museums, tapas bars aplenty and fabulous shopping, a trip to the city centre is a must! Take a stroll down to the port and take in the atmosphere with it´s varied restaurants.
My place is 5 minutes from the best beach on the Costa del Sol and is about 5 minutes drive to the city which has an interesting old historic part. There are many high quality restaurants and small tapas places located on the beach.


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My understanding is that the EOSCard utility may be needed only for high-capacity cards. It seems sufficient to copy the files to the SD card.
I had installed ML on my EOS M and used it for msome time. However, I have decided to un-install it ML software dries out the battery much faster. I was also concerned about the temperature gauge climbing up to 125 C (really scary...).-- hide signature --
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Just check cpu % in ML mode during video, fullHD @ 24, and was in low 50's%, so ML is very unlikely to increase temps! This is also with my speed setting at 1.7x, giving upwards of nearly 80mbps for my old SDHC class 10 card on some videos.
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PITTSBURGH – The Pirates and Reds can't seem to play a game in which someone doesn't get drilled with a pitch.
Friday, it was Andrew McCutchen in the eighth inning of Friday's 6-5 Reds win … and it was Pirates manager Clint Hurdle getting ejected.
It was the 23rd time a batter was hit by a pitch in a Reds-Pirates game this season. This time, it was Cincinnati reliever Sam LeCure drilling McCutchen with a 2-2 fastball to lead off the eighth inning.
Geez, all this intramural squabbling, it's as if Tony La Russa is still managing somewhere in the division.
Question now becomes, will this carry over into the rest of the weekend? Will A.J. Burnett line up any Cincinnati hitters for target practice Saturday? Because Pittsburgh lost such a devastating game Friday night, it's no given.
With only eight games left, Pittsburgh needs to worry about winning, not retaliating.
Hurdle's ejection came because the umpires warned both benches after LeCure hit McCutchen.
"Sometimes you just get to the point where you don't agree," Hurdle said. "If you're going to warn because you think he intentionally hit the guy, then throw him out then."
Neither McCutchen nor LeCure was talking afterward.
Reds manager Dusty Baker and several others cited the game situation as a way of saying it is ridiculous if any Pirate was thinking LeCure was intentionally throwing at McCutchen. It was late in the game and the Reds trailed 5-2 at the time.
"I've been playing baseball for a long time … the fans reacted a certain way, but for a squad full of veteran guys, I can't imagine why they would think it was on purpose," Reds first baseman Joey Votto said. "It doesn't make any sense to me at all.
"Why would we put an MVP [type of player] on base when part of his game is stealing bases? I'm very confused."
Pirates second baseman Neal Walker agreed with Votto, saying he didn't think in that particular situation the Reds would resort to funny business.
"It's a three-run game," Walker said. "Andrew was leading off the inning. If there was intent, you wish it wasn't in the arm. You wish it was in the butt or the side or the leg."
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More volunteers needed for dogs rescued in huge raid.
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Pirates of the Atlantic flourished 100 years after traditional end set by historians
To many naval historians, Captain Jack Sparrow, the main character of the popular "Pirates of the Caribbean" movies, may be one of the last pirates of his kind. Many historians have suggested that by the 1730s, naval, imperial and colonial officials had effectively eradicated Sparrow's counterparts in the Atlantic Ocean, thanks to effective policing of the high seas and New World coastlines.
A University of North Texas historian, however, says piracy wasn't eradicated from the Atlantic Ocean until a century later, and was eventually ushered out not by force from the British and U.S. Navies, but through administrative and logistical measures that made piracy less profitable.
Guy Chet, assistant professor of history, is writing a book that he has called "Frontier Violence in the North Atlantic: The Campaign Against Piracy in the Modern State." The book, which he hopes to publish in 2008, will be a follow-up to his 2003 book, "Conquering the American Wilderness: The Triumph of European Warfare in the Colonial Northeast," which debunks several myths of U.S. military tactics and strategy during the years before the War of Independence, including guerilla warfare used by colonial Americans.
"The first book was about regular armies and guerillas. This one is about how the Navies dealt with similar challenges at sea - piracy," he says. "When I started to research it, I assumed that, through direct confrontation, the Navies eliminated a number of pirate outfits and scared others into leaving the region."
However, Chet learned that piracy "wasn't frowned upon in polite society."
"Many merchants were either invested in piracy or were themselves pirates," he says.
He points out that most scholars see a transition from an age of piracy, with pirates "acting for their own gain, against the state," to an age of privateering, with "patriotic" merchants being commissioned by the state to engage in commerce raiding.
However, the 18th-century distinction between "illegitimate" piracy and "legitimate" privateering was not universally accepted in Britain itself or in foreign courts, Chet says.
"The legalization of this activity through privateering attracted more individuals to commerce raiding and made the transportation of goods in the Atlantic more risky, as marine insurance rates indicate," he says.
"There also wasn't a stigma on commerce raiding without a privateering commission."
Because the process of "civilizing the Atlantic" by eliminating piracy was much slower than many historians believe, "a different picture of the Atlantic in the 18th century emerges," he says.
"The Atlantic was a wild frontier, with no law and order," Chet says. "Instead of the Navies confronting and attacking the pirates, the U.S. and Britain eliminated the markets for pirated goods as government bureaucracies become more centralized, government service more professional and governmental authority more legitimate."
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STORRS, Conn. (AP) — The University of Connecticut women's basketball team has taken a campus victory lap, one day after winning a record ninth NCAA championship.
The team was driven around campus in an open-air, double-decker bus and drew cheers from students gathered outside the Student Center on Wednesday afternoon.
Seniors Bria Hartley and Stefanie Dolson tearfully thanked their fans and fellow students.
Coach Geno Auriemma said his team's win and the UConn men's national basketball victory seemed destined to happen, and was more meaningful because it was shared.
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Laura Jesse, Donald Lewis, Jeff Iles, Yvonne Niles, Jim Patton, Teresa Wiemerslage; Plant Pathology, Entomology, Horticulture, and Agronomy Departments
The emerald ash borer (EAB), Agrilus planipennis, is an invasive insect from Asia first discovered in North America in Detroit MI in 2002. The small beetle attacks and kills ash trees (Fraxinus spp.) and has killed tens of millions of ash trees in southeastern Michigan alone, with tens of millions more lost in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Minnesota, Missouri, New York, Ohio, Ontario, Pennsylvania, Quebec, Virginia, West Virginia, and Wisconsin. The discovery in early April 2009 of a well established EAB infestation on the border of Iowa in Victory, Wisconsin greatly increased the concern about what this invasive insect pest will mean for the Iowa economy, businesses and homeowners.
First Detector training is a program within the National Plant Diagnostic Network (NPDN) whose goal is to increase awareness and early detection of exotic pests that will negatively impact plants. NPDN was established as part of the Animal & Plant Disease and Pest Surveillance & Detection Network by the Secretary of Agriculture to the Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service (CSREES) to develop a network linking plant and animal disease diagnostic facilities across the country. The NPDN network is a collection of U.S. Land Grant University plant disease and pest diagnostic facilities, including ISU.
The primary objective of the Iowa EAB First Detector Training is to increase awareness of what EAB is, the damage it causes, and what homeowners and communities can do. First Detectors are trained volunteers that extend the reach of county extension offices, Extension Entomology and the ISU Plant and Insect Diagnostic Clinic by sharing information about EAB with the public and if asked, visiting suspect trees to visually assess a potential infestation.
So far three EAB First Detector training programs have been completed (New Albin, Elkader and Ft Dodge. Additional meetings are scheduled and more have been requested. One hundred and twenty individuals have been trained and 55 have signed forms indicating their willingness to be a First Detector.
Participants in the First Detector training have received an Iowa EAB First Detector manual that contains an explanation of the First Detector program, tree and insect identification guides and detailed information about EAB, its impact and treatment options
An email list of registered First Detectors has been created and periodic updates on EAB discoveries, biology, habits and treatment options have been distributed.
In addition site visits have been made to the infested area in Victory Wisconsin to gain first-hand knowledge and experience and to gather photographs for training presentations and pamphlets.
The ISU Extension EAB working group continues to participate with several other agencies in sharing information, resources and information. Frequent meetings and teleconferences involve the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the Iowa Department of Natural Resources.
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EAB has not been detected in Iowa, and yet concern and need for information is quite high. Persons attending the First Detector meetings have increased their awareness and knowledge and have rated the training quite high, with 72% of survey participants saying the meeting had greatly improved their knowledge and skills.
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Thousands of heavily armed police staged a house-to-house hunt Friday for a teenager suspected of carrying out the Boston marathon bombings with his brother, who was killed in a wild shootout.
One police officer was shot dead and another wounded in a violent cavalcade led by the two men, Muslims believed to be of Chechen origin, that left much of the Boston region -- an area with roughly 900,000 people -- in a lockdown.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, defied the massive hunt force after his 26-year-old brother Tamerlan was shot and suffered critical injuries from explosives believed to have been tied to his body.
The surviving fugitive was also feared to be strapped with explosives.
An alert since two bombs tore through crowds at the Boston Marathon on Monday -- killing three people and wounding about 180 -- reached a feverish peak in the hours after the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) released pictures of the two on Thursday.
The brothers, legal residents of the United States, tried to rob a convenience store near the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge late Thursday. They then went to the prestigious university where a campus police officer was killed in a first shootout, according to police.
A car driver was held up at gunpoint, but the driver was freed and they took the car to Watertown, which was sealed off by more than 9,000 police armed with shotguns, assault rifles and other weapons.
Police forced television stations to broadcast their coverage with a delay, saying this was to stop the fugitive getting details of the hunt from television.
Streets were empty apart from police and armored vehicles brought into the town. A police helicopter hovered over Norfolk Street in Watertown, where the brothers had a house.
Residents in the greater Boston area were told to stay home as authorities halted public transport, closed schools and universities and ordered many businesses shut.
"Stay indoors with the doors locked, and do not open the door for anyone other than a properly identified law enforcement officer," Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick told reporters.
Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis described Dzhokhar Tsarnaev -- a baby-faced teen who was an all-star wrestler in high school -- as "armed and dangerous."
"We believe this to be a terrorist, we believe this to be a man who has come here to kill people."
Tamerlan Tsarnaev died after suffering multiple gunshot wounds and an injury in an explosion, a doctor at Beth Israel hospital, David Schoenfeld, told reporters. Davis said one police officer was seriously wounded in the gun battle.
During a car chase through Watertown before the final shootout, the brothers were seen throwing explosives out of the car, local media said, citing police reports. Blasts and gunfire were heard in several districts.
Police with rifles flooded the streets of Boston, and search helicopters patrolled the skies. Sirens blared across the city as bomb squads carried out house-to-house searches.
A man who identified himself as the father of the pair, Anzor Tsarnaev, told Interfax news agency his sons were innocent: "In my opinion, my children were set up by the secret services because they are practicing Muslims."
The attack on the marathon, which sent a hail of nails and shrapnel into a crowd of thousands at the end of the marathon, was the worst terror assault on the United States since the September 11, 2001 suicide airliner attacks.
Just hours before the chaotic manhunt, the FBI on Thursday released pictures and video of the two suspects, appealing for help to identify the pair, who were carrying large backpacks.
One -- now identified as Dzhokhar -- was wearing a white baseball cap and the other -- Tamerlan -- a black cap.
The men are seen in the video walking calmly, one a few paces behind the other, weaving between crowds on Boston's Boylston Street where the race finished.
President Barack Obama vowed to the people of Boston Thursday that the "evil" bombers would be brought to justice.
"Yes, we will find you, and yes, you will face justice," Obama said at a service at Boston's Cathedral of the Holy Cross attended by 2,000 people including blast survivors, relatives of the dead, rescuers and city leaders.
"If they sought to intimidate us, to terrorize us," Obama said, "it should be pretty clear by now that they picked the wrong city to do it."
Boston has held emotional tributes to the dead -- eight-year-old Martin Richard, Boston University graduate student Lu Lingzi of China and Krystle Campbell, a restaurant manager. Obama paid tribute to all three at the service.
More than 100 of the wounded have left Boston hospitals and fewer than 10 of those still in hospital remain in critical condition. some with horrific injuries. Some will require new operations, doctors said.


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Issue date: Friday, December 20, 1974
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Previous edition: Thursday, December 19, 1974
Next edition: Saturday, December 21, 1974
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Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - December 20, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa wtAiNti Mtvtet rottCAtt r AM n- 74 Snow is expected over parts of the Laices region and Ohio valley. Rain is expected in the mid and south Atlantic states, and the Pacific Northwest. Fair to partly cloudy skies should prevail elsewhere. Doolin Named ToHeadC.R. Rights Unit Aaron Mark Doolin, 24, -was iamod executive secretary of he Cedar Rapids human rights commission Friday. Doolin, 1921 A avenue NE, for- merly worked for the commis- sion, first as an investigator and .hen as a compliance officer and administrative assistant to Ilalph Coty. Ho resigned Oct. 11 to take .he head job at the Jowa City rights commission, a position he esigned Friday. Coty resigned as executive secretary Dec. 11 to take a job in private industry. Doalin is a native of Cedar Rapids. He holds a BS degree in sociology and psychology from Northeast Missouri State uni- versity. Ho will begin his duties in Cedar Rapids Jan. C. The Weather Hlfjh temperatures Thursday, low tem- peratures ovcrnipht and inches of pre- cipitation: Anchorage .Nl M M L. Anqeles 70 51 Atlanta 40 M .87 Miami 74 t? Bismarck 51 -4 14 .82 Pnoenlx ...4737 ....IS 1 7 Washington 54 3i .01 Extended forecast Chance of light snow again Monday or Tuesday. Lows 10 to 20 Sunday and in the 20s Monday and Tuesday. Highs in the 20s Sun- day, and 30s on Monday and Tuesday. C. R. Weather High Thursday 32 Low overnight 25 Noon Friday 29 2p.m. Friday 29 Precipitation 30 ..71 p.m. Thursday. Unde- termined to rass in bucket at Third street and Sixteenth ave- nue SE. p.m. Thursday. Flush gasoline at 2001 Blairs Ferry road NE. a.m. Friday. Overheated grease In fat fry'er at 115 Sec- ond avenue SE. a.m. Friday. Extraction of victim at accident at 4000 Sixth street SW. Magistrate's Court Speeding (Francis O'Con- ner, 700 Thirty-fifth street, Marion; fined and costs. Paul Gulluume, 0520 Minuen lane NE; Mary Hogan, 1706 Apache trail NW; Clark Jones, 516 Forty-first street NE; Pa- Total for December Normal for December'......1.43 Normal through Dec......33.18 Total for 1974..............40.03 Barometer, falling .........29.84 Humidity at noon ..........90% Wind direction and velocity alt 2 p.m., NE at 12. Sun rises Saturday, sun sets, Year Ago Today High 12; low, 2 below. Precipitation, none. Traveler's Forecast Friday Weather, Hi-Lo Bismarck ..........Rain 44-27 Chicago ........Cloudy 32-19 Cincinnati .......Snow 38-24 Cleveland ........Snow 30-19 Des Moines......PICldy 30-10 Detroit ..........Snow 31-21 Indianapolis ......Snow 33-18 Kansas City Mpls.-St. Paul Omaha St. Louis Sioux Falls ..PtCkly 44-27 ..Cloudy 27-10 .PtCldy 38-15 .PtCkly 43-25 .Rain 42-30 Degree Friday...................4.43 Total to Through December 20, 1973 1.998 Percent of normal year .34.4 Total normal year Coralville Lake Pool level Friday .......C80.47 Births Mercy Dec. To the families of Larry Schmaltz, 1537 Sixteenth avenue SE, a daughter. Dec. 19 Mr. and Mrs. Loras Weber, 4404 Lee street NE, a daughter. Births Luke's Dec. 19 To the families ol Marvin Nabcr, 2416 C avenue NE, a daughter; David Pratt, Coggon, a son; Dennis Ward, 1721 Eighth avenue SE, a son; Rudy Frcy, Mechanicsville, a daughter; Kerry Floyd, Center Point, a son; James Mangold, Ryan, a son; Mrs. Virginia Gil- son, route two Airport road, a daughter. Out of Town Births At Clarlnda Mr. and Mrs. Gary McDowell, a daughter Dec. 19. McDowell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert McDowell, 2004 Johnson avenue NW. Marriage Licenses Katlile Latham and Gregory a i t e Theresa Hall and Jerome Lansing, Donna Thompson and Charles Lewis, Joleno M a n n and Charles ICirkpatrick, III, all of Cedar Rapids. Gloria Bennett, Palo, and Kerry Barnes, Anamosa. Deborah Kruckman and Earl Brown, Donna LaMere and Steven Ford, all of Marion. Llncln Tschopp, Cedar Rapids, mid Michael Blank, Spraggs, Pa. Tori Glasford, Cedar Rapids, and Robert MacArcvey, Easl Grccnbush, N. Y. Brencl.-i Whcntley and Donald Norman, both of Denver, Colo. Dinnc Klnkcad, Whittier, and Steven Sullivan, Cedar Rapids. Nancy Freesi', Marion, and Gregory Andrew, Keystone. Fires in-'Hi a.m. Thursday. Dirty paint lo fillers ;it 4401 Hem-l- ing slrcct SW. Express Your Sorrow With Flowers from _ Flowtr 4 Seasons 3028 Ml. Rd. .163-5885 Kirk, 2136 Twentieth NW; Roger Moorman, tricia street Manchester; Betty Hoven, 1607 Eighteenth street NW; Henry Hoopc, 3812 Crcstwood drive NW; Timothy Jones, Center Point; Mark Desotcl, route one, Marion; Bruce Whiting, 889 Oakland road NE; Leland Morris, Toddville; each fined and costs. Kathleen Dris- coll, Williamsburg; Diana Les- meisler, 3033 Leonard street NE; John Shaver, 3430 E avenue NW; Honald Caviness, 1745 Hillside drive NW; Dennis Sinrjsank, Iowa City; Belinha VanSlyke, 201 Brentwood drive NE; each fined and costs. Intoxication Marie Smith, no address; fined and costs. Cynthia Pettit, no address; fined and costs. Garland DauBhcrty, Mai- lory street SW; fined and costs. Improper turn LaVernc Hall, 535 Eighth avenue, Marion; fined and costs. David Kuennen, nclmont parkway NW; fined and costs. Faulty equipment Jeffrey Adkins, 2325 Golfview drive NE; fined and costs. David Spicher, 2148 Mt. Vernon road SE; Wayne Holdsworth, Hia- watha; each fined and costs. Vehicle control violation Brcnda Peek, route three, Glass road NE; fined and costs. Traffic signal violation S. S. Statler, West Chester; fined and costs. John Clympr, 12180 Thirty-fifth street" NE; Margaret Fox, 173 Sixteenth nvenue SE; Kim Koopmnn, 141 Cherry Hill road NE; William Wilson, 1550 Julienne drive, Cedar Rapids; Sylvan Beardsly, 5424 Cedar drive NW; John Cipaitis, 3806 Vine avenue SE; each fined and costs. John Goodrich, 5400 J street SW; fined and costs. Iowa Deaths Arlington Regina Averill, 81. Saturday al at Glcim's. Swislicr Sarnie Schropp, 77. Monday at al the First Federated church, Oxford. Vis- lalion after 9 a.m. Sunday at jcorge L. Gay's, Iowa City, and after 10 a.m. Monday at the church. i Watkins Henry F. Ets- cheidt, 82. Monday at 10 at St. Patrick's Catholic church. Ro- sary Saturday and Sunday at 8 a t Halyerson's, Blairstown, where friends may call after 3 Saturday. Worthington C e 1 e s t i n e Sloll, 75, formerly of Worthing- ton. Saturday at at St. Paul's Catholic church. Parish Rosary Friday at at Kramer's. Keota Lester G. Smith, 66. Powell's. Anamosa Mrs. Hay Click, 84. Monday at at Goettsch's where friends may call after 10 Saturday. OHn J.H. Balkm, 68. Sat- urday at 11 at St. John Ameri- can Lutheran church. Visitation after 5 Friday at Hayden's, O 1 i n Memorial fund es- tablished. Petersburg Mrs. Lawrence (Mathilda) Rolfes, 66. Saturday at at Ss. Peter and Paul's church. Visitation after 1 Fri- day at McBride's, Dyersville, with Rosary Friday at 3 by the Christian Mothers society and scripture wake service at Parnell Carroll Berry, 46. Saturday at 10, St. Joseph Catholic church. Rosary Friday at 8, McSwiggin and Uhl- mann's. Williamsburg Opal Sweitzer, 76. Services in Howe Ind. McSwiggin. and Uhlmann's. Refunds for Home Canning Lids Set WASHINGTON (AP) _ The department of health, education and welfare reports that the Kerr Glass Manufacturing Corp has announced it will give con sumers refunds toward the cosl of home canning lids that faile( to .seal and were sold between November, 1973, and August 1974. The department said Kerr will also reimburse home canners to- ward the market price for fooc which was discarded because the lids failed to seal. Tile faulty lids were producet when Kerr modified its lid- sealing process. The first modi- fication did not produce consis- tent results and the process was changed, but Kerr said some lids containing the original com- pound were inadvertently shipped lo consumers. The department said further information could be obtainet by writing to Kerr Glass Manu- facturing Co., P. 0. Box 21 Oklahoma City, 73101. Want ads will help you fine part or full time employment! BROSH CHAPEL Cedar Rapids Inquire About Our Pre-arranged Services Solon let our flowers speak for you FLORIST and GIFT SHOP 364-8139 phone answered 24 hours every day "We're New In Town1 KENMORE Electric Drypr, old, oood condition, 3K1-04H. "Have never used your want ads before. Had 6 calls and sold the dryer. Very effective said Mrs. James Flrmrty. DIAL 398-8234 Memorial Services Miller, Wilbur C. Saturday at 1 p.m. at Chapel of Memories y the Rev. Marvin L. Ehncn of ur Savior Lutheran church. Burial: Cedar Memorial ceme- ,ery. Cedar Memorial funeral home is in charge of arrange- ments. Blcrie, William J. Satur- day at 9 a.m. at St. Patrick's atholic church by the Rev. Martin Laughlin. Burial: Im- maculate Conception cemetery, Fairbank. Prayer service Fri- day at p.m. at Teahen's. Andrews, Brcnda Turner chapel east at p.m. Satur- day by the Rev. Harmon Webb. Burial: Cedar Memorial. Friends may call at Turner easl until 1 p.m. Saturday. The cas- ket will not be opened after the service. I (Continued from IJage 1.) dential action" on the steel issue after the meeting. The government council has no authority to forbid price In- creases. (But the agency could lold public hearings lo public attention on steel prices. Because steel is a basic com- ponent of many manufactured products and because U. S. Steel usually sets the price Irend for the industry, the Ford administration was concerned about the inflationary impact of the company's move. But thus far only one other steel firm has matched U. S. Steel's increases. That company was the 13th largest steelmaker, CF I Steel Corp., which earli- er reported profits for the first nine months of this year which were more than four times its earning level for ail of 1973. Going Ahead As with the earlier U. S. Steel increase, Rees sent off a tele- ;ram asking CF I for a "full explanation and justification." the company planned to go ahead with its announced price increases despite Rees' tele- gram. Lord, CF I's vice-president were "entirely justified." He said, "The telegram will have no effect on our plans whatso- (Continued from Page 1.) election. Ford, the man who nominated him, was the only other vice-president to assume office by that route. In liis speech, Rockefeller praised Ford, congress and "the vigorous coverage of the free President Rents Colorado House From Strip Miner VAIL, Colo. (AP) President Ford will be spending Christ- mas in a house rented from a Dallas investor whose fedora! coal lease would be affected by Ford's action on a pending strip mining bill. Ford denied Thursday any .nowledge that Richard Bass, he house owner, holds the coal lease on acres in north- eastern Wyoming. Presidential News Secretary Ron Nessen said Ford does not At CF I headquarters in make decisions on environ- Pueblo, Colo., Edwin Lord said mental or strip mining bills "on the basis of whose house he rents at Christmas." Would Pay U. S. Companies and individuals, including Bass, would have to for sales, said the increases Pav thce government the Lord said CK I would show the council that the firm is pass' ing on increases in the cost ol natural gas, electricity, iron ore and coal, and the cost of a wage contract which went into effec in August. "I'm sure the council will un- derstand after they see what we're up he said, "we anticipate no problem at all." 40% Auto Layoffs Meanwhile, the massive auto industry layoffs, a major ingre- American press, radio and tele- dient of the deepening reces- vision, by which the American people are so well informed." He hailed what he called the thoroughness with which con- gress exercised its responsibili- ties to investigate his past. Rockefeller said that thoroughness "has been another dramatic evidence of the endur- ing vitality of the American Constitution." "Humility" "I fee! a great sense of humil- ity of gratitude for the privi- lege of serving the country Rockefeller said. Rockefeller took the oath on a family Bible held by Burger. It was liis grandmother's and his father's before him and he has used it for four inaugurations in Albany, New York's state capi- tal. Then, after the ceremony, he exercised the only formal duty given him under the Constitu- tion: He presided over the sen- ate for a brief interlude before going to a reception in the Capi- tol. Truck Toll 33 STERKSTROOM, South Africa (AP) A truck overturned Friday, killing 33 workers and injuring 26 seriously. sion, mounted Thursday. Ford Motor Co. announced a 28 percent cut in car production in the first three months of 1975, a move throwing workers off the job for part of the period. The Ford company's an- nouncement brings the number of auto industry layoffs set for cost of reclaiming stripped land if Ford signs the mining bill al ready passed by congress. Ford has expressed -reservations about the bill. Bass' 'land is not currently producing coal, according to federal officials. The tract is ap parently far less rich in coa than other areas of the Rock; mountain region. Environmentalists, who sup the bill, generally did not iccuse Ford of a conflict of ifl- erest. But they said the house swap suggests that the Pres- dent's sympathies lie with his associates in the energy- development business rather than with protecting the land. "Rise Above" It "Under tha circumstances, I liope President Ford1 will rise above his associations and sign the said Vim Wright, a ipokeswoman for the Colorado Open Space Council, a conser- vation group in Denver. "It's an interesting coinci- dence that the bill comes up at the same time Ford trades houses with Dick Said The Cedar llawldx Gazolte: I'rl., December 'id, 1074 City Pay Hikes (Continued from Page payment of In June and mend an employe. 'Hie step one in December. ivcn without a manner In which the plan dation after eight years, howev-T. can 'be illustrated by one department as an ex- Changes A major part of the study the police department, as to provide various job all departments, each em- sifications, then fit each will receive at least a 12 >loyc into a classification. increase if the plart is las been done, but changes will probably be made after the department heads lieutenants will get ho largest increase, 21.2 percent. That amounts to he data. Mayor Canney said any changes will come because year. Sergeants will get 18.96 percent, captains 18.4 percent, detectives 13.3 percent, as- errors in classifying specific chiefs 12.8 percent and dividuals, if such errors are found by the department chief 12.9 percent. He said changes won't Rate made in the plan merely on officers will start at >asis of disagreements a raise of slightly over how much a particular job percent, and will go to sification should the obligatory proba- Employes will be placed in period. new program without regard proposed new plan, as .he step they are on in be seen above, makes a dis- present pay between the grades of Automatic and detective. Now are (paid the same, bul Each employe will be the new plan sereants will on the step that provides him a higher salary. icr at least a 12 percent effect of the new plan crease. In some cases that be to start fire fighters am 3e the first step, in others it officers at the same pay M actually off the scale several years police have instance, if the employe is at a slightly higher rate ready receiving fact that has irked fire and the new program says employe should receive at tha top of the scale, thai employe will receive a flat Restaurant percent raise. In other words, that Damaged by Fire is as high on the pay scale as fire caused by overheated can go. His only future in a fryer at the Marc's unless the plan is Boy restaurant, 115 Seconc would be general SE, Friday resulted ir increases granted by the to the kitchen and filler January to at least or Kathy Fletcher of the Environ- more than 40 percent of the au- m e n t a 1 Defense Fund in Denver. "I think the most im- portant thing to conclude is that the President's friends and close associates arc developers of coal resources." The President and his family plan to rent Bass' five-bedroom house in Vail for two weeks starting Sunday. Bass says Ford will pay him per day, in ad- dition to giving Bass the use of a three-bedroom condominium which the President owns nearby. tomakers' total blue-collar work force. In other economic develop- ments: The commerce department reported that after-tax profits of the nation's corporations in- creased 13.5 percent in the third quarter this year. However, the department said there was vir- tually no change in profits from the second quarter after sub- tracting profits attributed to the rising value of business invento- ries. An Associated Press survey showed thai telephone compa- nies from coast lo coast are seeking rale increases, contend- ing they need the extra money to keep up wilh inflation. Now, two completely -staffed locations to serve you. John B. Turner Son Turner's East, 800 Second Ave. SE Turner's Wesl, 1221 First Ave. West "Co discnwiMtiHgpeople Do you normally learn the facts and features of a product, before buying it? Do you normally prefer a national brand product which has quality features but sells at a sensible price? Do you believe, at the time of need, you would want to give the best in underground protection at a reasonable price? If you answer "yes" to the above questions, you will want a copy of the informative Every Family Should Know" Write or Call YES a a a NO a. a council or longevity pay. Actual increases to be granted range from the minimum 12 percent, to over 30 percent in some cases, depending upon now the employe's present salary compares to the salary outlined for his job in the new program. Cost 14.21% The total budget impact of the boost for -the city's more than employes is 14.21 percent. In dollars, the increase is bringing the total salary figure for next year to The figures do not include longevity pay, fringe benefits or overtime. Longevity pay is also being changed under the new plan. The five different longevity pay systems now in use will be replaced by a single system. It will pay additional each monlh for each five years of service, to a maximum of 20 years. The money, instead of being included in each check, will be paid in two lump sums. An employe' with 11 years service, for example, could building with smoke. The fire was reported1 lat a.m. Friday. Fire officials said the fire caused light damage to the building. Tlie restaurant was closed for Ihe day but expected to reopen Saturday, according to an Tragedy TOKYO (UPI) Eleven coal miners were killed, 11 were injured land four were missing in a cavein deep on Japan's northern main island, Hokkaido. your buying, renting, selling or locating problems fasl with a want ad. (Li'tliii1 iftttpicU UIJ by Tin GoMtTe Co. ona published dally and Sunday at 500 Third owe. SE, Cedar Rapids, Iowa SMW. Iowa. Subscription ratil by carrltr ?5 etnts o. week. Bv mall: Nloht Edition and Sunday Issues J3.7S a month, o year: Afternoon Editions and Sunday 7 Issues S3.8S a month. 140.00 a year. Other states and U.S. territories a year. No Mall Subscriptions accepted In areas having to the use for republlcallon of all the local news printed In this newspaper as well as all AP news dispatches. PIERSON'S J FLOWER SHOP 1800 KI.I.IS BLVD. NW KLOWEKI'lHIN'E .166-HJ2B JOHJV E. LAPES floweri for ill occasions 308 3rd Ave. SE 365-0511 BURIAL VAULT ROLAND WILBERT VAULT CO., Inc. (Positively no sales contact will he made) 1210 Blairs Ferry Hd., Marion, Iowa 521102 Visit The Inspiring Nativity Scene OPEN AGAIN AFTER BEING CLOSED LAST YEAR DUE TO THE ENERGY CRISES A free public service presented by Cedar Memorial Funeral Home-Cemetery Open nightly December 20 through 25, to On Friday evening, Dec. 20th, Kenwood Park United Methodist Church will portray the Nativity family. A panorama of dazzling Christmas lights the whole family will enjoy. Again there will be real live animals in the Grotto of the Nativity, which is an exact replica of the real Grotto under the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem designed by Francis Brinkman. Other tradi- tional Nativity scenes the Wisemen with their camels... the shepherds watching over their sheep are also to be seen along the route. PLEASE NOTE 1974 ROUTING Entry is from the West on Collins Road N.E. Map below shows full routing iCOLlimiimt ;


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Whenever I set a goal I tell the world about it and then try to make it a group thing. Others join in and we keep each accountable. A bit of social pressure. For me and biking that means organizing a ride in the future that I know I'll have to train for. Forces me to find time where I didn't think I had time, or actually don't. Etc. I want to do a 100 miler this year. Previous long this year was about 65 miles (I'll have to check) but I've been spotty on the bike since then.
I organized a ride down to a large German food/beer place just over the bridge into Kentucky (I am in Ohio). It is 99.6 miles from my house by bike on the route I have chosen so we will easily do the 100.
This thread is for the training to get to 100 miles. There will be blog links, etc. Read along if you wish.


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4 Vt. schools seek to get more girls into scienceBy WILSON RING
The Associated Press | November 17,2013MONTPELIER Four Vermont schools will join a program designed to get more girls interested in STEM science, technology, engineering and math programs that could lead them to well-paying jobs in fields that have not traditionally been filled by women.
The Agency of Education is providing $2,000 grants and seeking matching grants for programs at schools in Barre, Essex, Middlebury and Newport that could eventually be shared with other schools.
The educators involved in the program will receive professional development, technical assistance and access to ideas from a national network through The National Alliance for Partnerships in Equity, a group designed to ensure that women and men get the same opportunities.
Its trying to make sure that were providing a well-trained workforce for the employers, for business and industry in the state of Vermont, but it can also help us ensure that Vermont is able to compete and contribute on a national level, Jay Ramsey, the state agencys Career Technical Education workgroup coordinator, said Friday after the program was announced.
While women make up about half the workforce, Ramsey said, the well-paying STEM professions are about 76 percent men. The agencys STEM Equity Pipeline Project is another way for Vermonts career centers to develop offerings that will help girls and women pursue jobs they might not otherwise have considered.
Were hoping for partnerships and to get communities more involved in their schools, said Angela Ross, spokeswoman for the Agency of Education.
The governor has been doing listening tours around Vermont, she said, and what hes hearing from business and industry is that when students graduate they dont necessarily have the skill set that our businesses here in Vermont need.
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Release Date: 2006-10-13 (Nationwide)
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John Triton is a heroic Marine who returns home after being discharged --against his will--from the war in Iraq. Stateside, he finds himself back in action, when his wife is kidnapped by a murderous gang led by the merciless Rome. With everything on the line, the Marine will stop at nothing to carry out his toughest and most important mission.
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Hurricane Dennis may have been a factor in last week's explosion in Livingston at a gas station-market.
Last Wednesday night the gas station exploded, leaving the clerk seriously injured.
Previously, the structure suffered other major damage when Hurricane Dennis swept through the area in July.
While investigators say they are not certain if previous damage was a factor in the explosion, they say they are now closer to finding out the cause.
"They've ruled out several things. They're pretty sure that it is going to be gasoline fumes that caused the problem and they're real concerned about how the fumes got in the building," said Public Safety Chief Ashley Welborn. "So, they're going to deconstruct the whole facility below ground and everything to figure out what happened."
Within the next week investigators say they will fence off the damaged area from the public.
The injured clerk, 21-year-old Tatanya Ward, is still recovering at a hospital in mobile.
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Looking at the Tyrus Thomas-LaMarcus Aldridge Swap a Decade Later for the Bulls
With the Chicago Bulls back in the NBA Draft Lottery for the first time in eight years, we'll take a look at one of their more infamous draft-related moments and that came two years prior in the 2006 NBA Draft. Tyrus Thomas for LaMarcus Aldridge, eh? In October 2005, the Bulls parted ways with Eddy […] Looking at the Tyrus Thomas-LaMarcus Aldridge Swap a Decade Later for the...
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A few weeks ago, Tyrus Thomas said he was trying to make a comeback in the NBA. It seems like those dreams have to be put aside—for now.From Marc Spears of Yahoo! Sports:Thomas signed a 10-day contract with the Grizzlies and played just two NBA games last season after playing elsewhere during 2013-14. The former fourth overall pick was a letdown after the Bulls drafted him and...
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Tyrus Thomas began his NBA career as a member of the Chicago Bulls in 2006, and the team had hopes he'd become a franchise cornerstone for years to come.But he was traded after just three-and-a-half seasons, and injuries have limited him ever since.Thomas was back to feeling fine physically, and was attempting to make an NBA comeback this summer after appearing in just two games...
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Tyrus Thomas is a name most Bulls fans would like to forget. Chicago made a draft night deal with the Blazers to acquire Thomas (and the rights to Victor Khryapa) in exchange for ... LaMarcus Aldridge. Thomas never lived up to his potential with the Bulls, and was gone in a trade to Charlotte after just three-and-a-half seasons. Injuries limited his production from there, and he...
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Ready to read a name you probably haven't heard in a little while? Seriously, get ready. Make sure you can handle this.Good to go? OK, let's do this:Tyrus Thomas.And what's so special about the No. 4 overall pick from the 2006 draft who hasn't earned any NBA contract other than a 10-day since the then-Bobcats amnestied him in 2013? According to Alex Kennedy of Basketball Insiders...
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- The Grizzlies have signed forward Tyrus Thomas to a 10-day contract, calling him up from Memphis' NBA Development League affiliate in Iowa. General manager Chris Wallace announced the deal Thursday. The 6-foot-10, 225-pound Thomas has played two games with the Iowa Energy. He's averaging 14.5 points and 7 rebounds shooting 58.8 percent overall. Now 28, Thomas was...
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Tyrus Thomas and the Memphis Grizzlies are engaged in serious discussions on a 10-day contract. Thomas is attempting to return to the NBA after nearly a two-year absence. Thomas is currently in the D-League with the Iowa Energy, averaging 14 points and 7.5 rebounds in 26.5 minutes over two games. The Grizzlies recently had 10-day contract offers turned down by forward JaMychal Green...
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It's been nearly two years since Tyrus Thomas played his last NBA game for the Charlotte Bobcats. The last time we checked in with Tyrus, the Lakers were planning on working him out. Obviously nothing came from that because he isn't on the Lakers, but that doesn't mean Tyrus has given up on his NBA comeback. On January 13, the Tyrus Thomas comeback tour officially began as...
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The Los Angeles Lakers appear to be interested in working out a number of players right now. According to Alex Kennedy from Basketball Insiders, the purple and gold plan to bring in free agent power forward Tyrus Thomas for a workout. The Lakers are also expected to work out free agent small forward Quincy Miller. It was also thought that the team would be taking at look at their...
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When you get pregnant, you get a lot of information on a lot of different topics. One of the more recent options parents have is whether to bank their baby's cord blood. The American Pregnancy Association defines cord blood banking as using "external facilities as a place to store and preserve your baby's cord blood."
The APA says cord blood has an abundant source of stem cells that you can bank as a kind of "insurance," in case such stem cells could help with a medical issue down the road. The National Cord Blood Program at the New York Blood Center has complied a list of 70 diseases that doctors have treated with cord blood, including immune system related genetic diseases, cancers and blood disorders.
Cord blood banking is not cheap. The APA says expect to pay $900 to $2,100 for an initial fee, along with annual storage fees around $100.
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Musée des Beaux-Arts de Reims : Michelin's recommendations
In the old St Denis Abbey, there are art collections from the Renaissance to today. You must see the portraits of the German Princes by the two brothers Cranach, the series of landscapes by Corot and the collection of French and foreign ceramics. On the first floor you may notice the strange grisaille canvases with enhanced colour. Perhaps they were painted for the passage of the King at the time of a coronation ceremony.
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This has a good commentary with both a man and a woman explaining all the sights and it takes you to all the main places you would want to see or be nearby. You have headphones in English and there are other languages. We also had a guide. You have to find the first stop which is at the Guerin waxworks in the old town where you exchange your voucher and you are taken in a minibus to the next stop for the big bus. Worth the money as you would never get to cover all this ground on foot.
Great way to see this quaint city
This was a great tour! I was in Prague for a few days so this was a great option. I got to see so much of the city. The boat cruise was great as well as the walking tour. Our guide of the walking tour was very knowledgeable of the Jewish Quarter in Prague. I would highly recommend this tour!
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Really enjoyed this tour. It hit all the major spots, walking tour was great. Although, it was difficult to find the first stop based on the address in order to turn in my voucher.
Definitively you got to use Hop-on Hop-off if you're visiting the City for the first time. Love it.
Fantastic! The guide was so friendly
It was interesting and well organized.
great way to get around. our guide at the castle was great. a young college student with lots of knowledge.
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Great package bus tour + river tour + walking tour. Totally worth it. The only thing, that bus tour is on schedule, not like everywhere else, bus departs every 15-20 min. In Prague we had only 4 or 5 departure times. So we had to make sure to be on time, otherwise we would wait couple of hours for next hop-on hop -off bus.
Although the bus is old it is a great way to see Prague. Also recommend including the castle tour. The tour guide was brilliant and the castle area is fantastic and magical
Viator was wonderful in making it easy for us to begin our tour 24 hours early. ALL of the staff associated with Hop Off / Hop on were enormously helpful. Thomaz gave an exceptional and knowledgeable tour. Same for Berta who guided through the Jewish section. You made Prague even more beautiful.
Really enjoyed the tour
Weather was great so even more enjoyable
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This tour was amazing!
All went perfect. We didn't start until about 12:00 on the first day so the 48 hour ticket allowed us to still use the system on the third day.
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Easiest way to tour the city. The Lady Guide was awesome. Learned a lot about the history of the city especially Prague Castle.
LOVE the hop-on-hop-off tours, best way to get around Prague. Had a little trouble finding the bus on at the first stop, but it eventually showed up and everything was perfect after that.
Great way to get to the castle.
My guide seemed to love his job and gave me all sorts of insider tips. My ticket included the castle tour as well. Tom was great and full of information.
we loved prague! this hop on hop off gave us an idea on where to go and which places to really explore.
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We've done hop-on hop-off tours in every city we've been to, and this was the best! Long enough to see everything, and not so long as to become boring. The commentary is particularly entertaining and informative, and the staff on the bus were friendly and welcoming. Highly recommended!
Need to supply. Map on address to catch buses very hard to get directions. Other than that it was excellent Guide so full of information.
Excellent! Very knowledgeable tour guides. Spoke excellent English! Friendly and extremely helpful with regard to other things such as where to eat good reasonable food. We followed 2 suggestions and found a wonderful coffee place that had great food and reasonable prices, and somewhere for dinner the locals went, also reasonable and delicious.
Great way of touring the city, always use hop on hop off tours everywhere.


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Remember when Dell had the 'best customer service in the world' (but it took an hour to speak to a human)?
Actually we are taking a trip into wayyyyyy off topic land, but actually yes, I do remember when Dell had the best customer support in the world, and they really did. About 6 or 7 years ago you really couldn't touch Dell tech support, it was almost a thing of beauty. Person on the phone in seconds, zero hesitation for RMA's or on-site repair. The place I worked with actually switched their primary contract from IBM to Dell at the time because Dell had such amazing support and I say this without an ounce of hyperbole.
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The latest thing in gardening is kitchen gardening, where you plant ornamental and edible plants together. Here you'll find some suggestions for combining the best looking, smelling and tasting garden.
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This latest garden trend goes back to the origins of gardening. In olden days it was usual to have ornamental plants, herbs and vegetables in the same garden. The beneficial and protective effects that certain plants had on each other were well known. And this is how cottage gardens originally came into being. Only later did it become fashionable to separate the different types of plants into kitchen gardens, herb gardens, flower gardens and orchards. But now we have come full circle. Here we have a garden which is a mixture of ornamental and 'useful' plants. A good looking, smelling and tasting garden!
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Ornamental gardens have always had colour, shape and scent. By planting some vegetables, herbs and fruit bushes in it you add a new element: taste! And, of course, a diet that includes fresh vegetables and herbs is also highly beneficial to health. And you won't get your herbs, veg or fruit much fresher than this. You can pick what you'll eat that same day.
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Kitchen gardening is not very hard. Most plants like a loose, well-drained and fertile soil. And that can be supplied in pots and containers on a balcony, roof garden or patio just as well as in the soil of your garden.
Terence Conran's kitchen garden
The celebrated kitchen garden expert Terence Conran created an extraordinary original kitchen garden at the Chelsea Flower Show in 1999. Visitors were amazed to see how easy it was to grow vegetables in containers, to make an appetizing garden, in such a small roof, patio or balcony space.
Not just a pretty plant
The following is a list of some of the many excellent choices for your kitchen garden, for appearance and taste!
- Kohlrabi (white and red). A very popular vegetable on the continent, not often eaten here. Give it a try.
- Colourful lettuces like 'Lollo Rossa', Reddish-green Batavia lettuce, Loose-leaf Frisée d'Amérique and Oak Leaf lettuce.
- Beetroot. There some varieties with amazing red stalks like 'Detroit Loki'.
- Broccoli 'Southern Comet hybrid', a beautiful dark green cabbage with delicate taste.
Tasty and good looking fruit
- Dwarf fruit trees like Pear, Apple Cherry Apricot and Peach are suitable for gardens as well as pots.
- Tasty climbers like Grapes and Kiwis.
- Red, White- or Blackcurrants, or Blackberries. These shrubs can be planted in any normal garden soil, in full sun as well as in light shade. A fruit hedge is also very decorative.
- Shiny Strawberries along the edge of the border, or in pots on the balcony for a fragrant summer treat.
Annual herbs with elegant foliage
Annual herbs can grow in any sunny spot between the border plants. Some decorative ones include:
- Dill. The beautiful delicate foliage looks fabulous set off against large flowered summer flowers.
- Borage has wonderful blue edible flowers. The young foliage tastes a bit like cucumber.
- Parsley, the curly varieties in particular are a pretty addition in the border.
- Nasturtium. All part of the plant are edible; the seeds taste like capers, the flowers are quite sharp and the foliage has a slight radish-like taste.


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A Party For Repeal Day – A Happy End To Prohibition
While January 16 marks a sad day in US history (it's the day that Prohibition went into effect), it's opposite is Repeal Day, which occurs on December 5. We thought that we would throw a discussion of Repeal Day into the mix to make sure that everyone knew Prohibition ultimately had a happy ending. Repeal Day is celebrated around the United States every year and each year, the celebration grows. For Repeal Day 2011, DOTW took to the road and journeyed across the country to spend it with our friends at the Left Coast Bartenders Guild in Tampa Bay, Florida.
Prohibition on PBS
Ken Burns, the amazing documentarian who brings American history alive in his documentaries, tackles Prohibition.
Happy Repeal Day – "Cinco de Drinco"
Way back in 1933 the USA was gripped with an economic depression and to make matters worse, a prohibition on alcohol. The Eighteenth Amendment, "Prohibition," set the act of getting a decent cocktail back years. Unless of course you were rich, then one could still get the good stuff (with a doctor's note). The great bartenders all fled to Europe or Latin America as they were now outlaws at home. Drinkers were forced to go … Read more
Amendment 21
In celebration of the 75th Anniversary 21st Amendment, or the repeal of the 18th, Double Cross Vodka created "Amendment 21." A combination of Double Cross Diamond Filtered Vodka (yes, diamonds), Maderia, scotch and honey, Amendment 21 is robust, refreshing and retro. Cheers!
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Celebrate the 75th Anniversary of Prohibition's End
December 5 marks the 75th anniversary of the repeal of Prohibition. Whether you spend the evening in a modern-day speakeasy like San Francisco's Bourbon & Branch or throw your own 1930s-themed party, it's an anniversary worth celebrating!
New York's Colony Club was one fancy speakeasy, with high-society clientele like the Vanderbilts coming to enjoy a cocktail or two on the sly. One of the most popular cocktails was the eponymous Colony Cocktail.
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Happy Repeal Day
Every December 5th we pause to remember the passing of the 21st Amendment, thus ending Prohibition. Yea, FDR!
The nice folks at sent us this fun bit of history. Dewar's Scotch was the first legal whisky to arrive in the US, hitting New York's South Street Seaport docks the moment the law was put into action. Joseph Kennedy, Sr. (JFK's father) happened to be the US agent for the brand.
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Yay, FDR!
This Day in History: 1933 FDR legalizes sale of beer and wine. This was the first step in the repeal of our most dubious experiment, prohibition.
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