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Just wondering.
Just wondering.
Yes. But it was a bloody long time ago....easily 25 years ago.
It depresses me just to say that..
no just saw the movie. apparently it follows pretty closely to the book until the ending where alex in the film shows he is still a sociopath at heart but in the book he matures and outgrows his sociopathy.
Just wrote a paper on it...was a pretty dark book, not too bad though. The "Nadsat" language was a pain in the ***.
Never seen the movie, but even though I've heard it does follow the events of the book very closely, the lack of Nadsat probably makes it very difficult to look past the violence and makes it harder to sympathize with Alex until the end, which IMO is a really important aspect of the book.
Yep, I own the paperback. I actually saw the movie first about ten years ago, liked it and decided I should buy and read the book.
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WAPOA meets with Legacy Fund Committee
Water quality and aquatic invasive species (AIS), especially in the Whitefish Chain, were the topics discussed when the state House Legacy Fund Committee visited the area Wednesday, Sept. 11.
The committee was on a statewide tour to hear presentations from Legacy Fund Grant recipients to assess the success of past funded programs as well as the possibilities of future programs. One stop was at Ideal Town Hall to hear from members of the Whitefish Area Property Owners Association (WAPOA). State Reps. John Ward, DFL-Baxter, and Joe Radinovich, DFL-Crosby, are on the House committee.
"It was an amazing tour that showed legislators the good that has come of Legacy dollars being used already and the possibility for Legacy dollars in the future," Ward said.
Dave Fischer, WAPOA president, told the committee that the Whitefish Chain includes 14 lakes covering 14,200 acres with 119 miles of shoreline, 3,700 parcels of property and 2,700 property owners. The chain has seven public accesses to the lake and more than 18 private and unmarked accesses.
Those numbers are important because Fischer and Tom Watson, WAPOA vice president, focused parts of their presentation on the impact that diminished water quality and AIS could have on the local and statewide economy.
"The chain is the economic driver of northern Crow Wing County," Fischer said.
Watson said local expenditures on rentals, gasoline, boats, motors and bait equal approximately $110 million. Almost half of this is during the summer months alone, meaning lake tourism is important economically.
"That's an enormous impact on a state like this," Watson said.
Fischer said WAPOA is the largest lake association in the state with 1,000 member families, also in cooperation with the Pine River Watershed Alliance. Fischer explained the efforts on behalf of concerned group members to prevent or limit AIS infestations and spread.
Efforts included $500,000 to preserve water quality, a lake management plan that includes water quality samples, an AIS response plan in case Eurasian water milfoil is ever found in the chain, and 2,600 hours of access monitoring. Fischer said these efforts would be difficult without grants like the Legacy Fund.
Watson presented the difficulties the Whitefish Chain faces, as well as possible solutions.
"I'm always amazed by how many folks spent the day before on Gull, which is totally infested, Mille Lacs, Minnetonka, the Mississippi River — those are our worst enemies, those are the spreaders that we have to be careful for. So, AIS is a huge threat to us," Watson said.
Among Watson's management ideas were efforts to reduce apathy among local units of governments and residents, to increase a sense of shared responsibility between all parties involved, mandatory decontamination of boats and docks, stricter administration of fishing tournaments to keep participants from fishing in one lake and then another the next day without decontamination, and reduction of available lake accesses to make monitoring easier.
Watson also touched on water quality. He said local units of governments within Crow Wing County have given 18 variances to property owners allowing them to develop below the ordinary high water mark on lake property. He said this could increase runoff into lakes. Watson also said he was unsure it was legal since local units of government are usually only able to make laws stricter than state laws, not more lenient.
Watson also suggested that penalties for AIS violations aren't harsh enough. He said the penalty for AIS violations is only $100, compared to $2,000 in other states. He compared this to the fines involved with hunting out of season or keeping more fish than allotted.
"Are water resources finally at the point where we need to put them on the parallel with public safety, roads, human services, education? Some of us think we are already there," Watson said.
Asked by members of the committee what observable difficulties could be caused by AIS, Watson said swimmers in the Whitefish Chain will likely someday need to wear water shoes to protect their feet since zebra mussels have found their way into the lakes. He said if Eurasian water milfoil were to ever spread to the Whitefish Chain, it could choke off bays and channels to popular boating activities, including water-skiing. In short, AIS could have a severe impact on the attractiveness of the lake.
Ward said the presentation from WAPOA was eye-opening.
"WAPOA has been remarkable and very proactive and very wonderful in engaging and fighting, not only through education sources but also financially, and if every lake association in the state was a WAPOA we would probably have made some significant impact here," Ward said.
"The thing that is intriguing and always interesting is the amount of work the lake associations, especially WAPOA, put into the prevention of spreading of AIS," Ward said in a later interview. "Because I'm familiar with this area I've seen their advertisements in the paper. They do a very good job of educating and then also a very good job of volunteering to put their words into action."

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Lens Luggers to host photo meetings - public Invited
|First United Methodist Church,
|566 S. Haywood Street Waynesville, NC
|Bob Grytten
|Dec 04, 2014
Lens Luggers, the photo group of Western North Carolina, will begin meeting the first Thursday of each month at 6 to 8 p.m. at First United Methodist Church, 566 S. Haywood St., Room 102. The first meeting is Feb. 6. The public is invited. It's a great opportunity to pick up some photo tips and find out which kind of camera and lenses produce the kind of images you want.
Lens Luggers are novice and advanced photographers who have attended field photography programs by Bob Grytten. This forum is different from a Camera Club, in that it is less formal and provides an opportunity for members to show their images using a digital projector at every meeting and take away feedback from the following discussions. Each meeting opens with a Q&A session and discussion by all members, thereby creating really good synergism.
This is a continuing education program designed for photographers by photographers. Part of their mission is to assist teens and students to hone their skills in the natural setting of Western North Carolina. This interest carries forward to travel opportunities in foreign countries and foster greater understanding of other cultures. Some possible trips include Costa Rica, Italy, and France.
Memberships are not required to attend the Thursday meetings; however, they are available without attending a Field Workshop. Members receive 30% workshop discounts. Also, a portion of the Lens Lugger membership fee can be used to offset the membership of any formal camera club of their choice. Formal camera club memberships are encouraged as they usually provide speakers and monthly field trips. Three groups are active in this area as of this writing. Carolina Nature Photography Association, http://www.cnpa.org/, offers regional meetings in Asheville. Cold Mountain Photographic Society, http://cmpsnc.org/, meets the Second Monday of the month at the Med West Rec Center, and another in Sylva.
More information on the Lens Luggers can be found on their web site at www.lensluggerworld.com. Their blog is lensluggers.com. Contact Bob Grytten 828.627.0245 or email@example.com with questions.


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April 30, 1977
Pontiac, MI US
Pontiac Silverdome
The Song Remains The Same, (The Rover intro) Sick Again, Nobody's Fault But Mine, In My Time of Dying, Since I've Been Loving You, No Quarter, Ten Years Gone, Battle of Evermore, Going to California, Black Country Woman, Bron-Y-Aur Stomp, White Summer ~ Black Mountainside, Kashmir, (Out On the Tiles intro) Moby Dick, Jimmy Page solo, Achilles Last Stand, Stairway to Heaven, Rock and Roll, Trampled Underfoot.
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Zep plays to largest audience ever for single-act rock show
The attendance at Led Zeppelin's Silverdome concert tonight triumphantly shattered the band's own previous attendance record, a number unmatched by any other group in the last four years.
The audience of 77,229 at the Silverdome is the largest audience for a single-act concert. The previous record was 56,800 set in May 1973 at a Zeppelin show in Tampa Bay. On that historic day, the group surpassed the Beatles' 1965 attendance record of 55,000. Making a sum of £467,000 tonight, Led Zeppelin has finished the first leg of its 11th tour of North America. Upon returning, the band will tour the southern United States, beginning May 18 in Birmingham, Ala. [AP]
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Pontiac 77 Led Zep
Magic. Talked about it every day for a year with my buddy the drummer from our band. We worshipped Zeppelin. The road to pontiac was filled with cars blasting Zeppelin. Awesome memory.


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Diane Finlayson
Re Marion Finlayson's burial place
I tried to enter my ancestor's birth information, but your site would not allow me to enter the correct information. She was born in Snizort Parish, on the Island of Skye, Inverness-shire, Scotland, but I had no options to enter!!!
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Please rearrange the photos of my great aunt Monica Lopez #62934630 I would love to see her photo of herself on the front of her memorial then her death certificate. Take care
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Could you please take your photo off his memorial? I already had better photos there for him a year prior to yours. Thanks
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Thank you for adding my Grandmother. I am named after her.It does my heart good to know where I come from.
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April Ilene Price-Hunter-Judy
RE: Bojorques Family
David, you're the first Bojorques I have ever heard of. I need to know how your linage goes back to mine. Alexander T Bojorques is my grandfather, his father was Tomas, his father was Ysidoro and his father was Angle. Now where Angle came from I'm not sure. I know that when Ysidoro was baptised, the story goes that this Angel was killed either shortly before or after this Baptismal and that would have been somewhere between 1852-1853. Ysidoro's mother was Flicidad. (mis-spelled) I have seen families who have Bartholomew, but that Angle died in 1868;so I have my doubts. I'd welcome any info you have. I also know it is easier to go through e-mail so my email address is: firstname.lastname@example.com. April
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Terri Rick
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I was wondering where you found the information on William Rick buried in Bachelor Grove cemetery. He was an ancestor of my husband and we hit a dead end on any information on him. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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April Ilene Price-Hunter-Judy
RE: Cemetary Pictures
My relative in the Bojorques Family starts with my Mother: Deloris Betty who was born in 1926 under the name Walsh. It was between the time Uncle Gilbert Bojorques Born 1923 and my mother were born that my grandfather started to use the name of Walsh. He had to have been out of the Military before this time as his Military papers have his name as Alexander Tomas Bojorques.
Betty was born 31 Aug 1926 in San Jose, Santa Clara and died in Portland, Or. 1906. She was buried in a small cemetary in Kooskie, Idaho along side her 2nd Husband, whose family is from there.
Her father, Alexander or Albert know to all of us simply as Al and you have his information as he was buried in Lodi. His wife of 60 years was Inez Agnes Simpson who was born 18 Jan 1905 in Bisbee, Cochise, Arizona and died 16 July 1988 in Lewiston, Idaho was buried in the Kooskie, Cemetary.
His father, Tomas Bojorques was born 23 Dec 1898 and died 20 January, I thing in San Benito, CA. He died in San Benito and was buried in the cemetery there. He Married Maria Margerita Guadalupa Vargas and she was born 22 Feb 1874 in Monterey, CA. She died 28 Jan 1937 in Alameda, CA. Not sure where she is buried. Thomas was married at least twice, but Marie was the mother of my grandfather.
His other wife, had at least 3 other sons. The only one I knew was Tony who was living in Stockton when I met him at my grandparents 50th Anniversary party.
Tomas's father was Ysidore (Isidoro) S. Bojorques born 18 Apr 1853 somewhere around San Juan Batista mission. He died 12 Jan 1917 in Los Banos, CA and was buried there. He married first Juana Bustamente abt 1957 possibly in New Mexico or California someplace. and died in abt 1878. No idea where she was buried. She had two children by him: Aastacio born abt 1876 and Tomas Bojorques 1898. He later married Helen, who was Tomas's wife's sister.
Ysidore's father was, Angle Bojorques, whom we have no idea when he was born, but the early story's say that he was shot abt 1854 & it took place on the Merced River, probably on the old Stockton-Fort Miller Road, near the Merced Ranch, California. San Batista records show that Angle was not present at Ysidore's baptismal and thought to have died shortly before it. Some people have used Bathomolue (Spelling is incorrect) but his son died in 1768 and that's about 14 years after Angle is supposed to have died. So I'm not sure who his father was. His mother was Falicidad, whom Angle kidnapped from the Castro household and had a child by him, Ysidoro. The priest as San Juan Batista Mission placed her as being born abt 1826 and she was born someplace around San Luis Obispo,CA. The priest gave her the last name of Castro as she was place in that families home. and died 19 Jun 1907 in Los Banos, Ca and was a full blooded Indian. She was buried in Los Banos. To our knowledge she was never married to Angle.
This is as far as we know about this Bojorques family. There are records of Felicidad at the Mission San Juan Batista. Of course they are in Spanish and the spanish language died with our Grandfather. He, unfotunately, didn't teach it to any of his children or grandchildren.
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Find A Grave Memorials # 11158663 and # 11158664.
They are the same person; he is my husband's uncle. His name was Jerome, but he was known s Jack. I'm still trying to confirm if birth was 1903 or 1906 - or somewhere between; his family didn't seem to be very good at official records.
Connie, in the same cemetery, was their son.
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Can you shed any light on this for me? Is Fort Hill located within Saint Joseph? Thanks.
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Somatropin is used to treat growth failure in children and adults who lack natural growth hormone, and in those with chronic kidney failure, Noonan syndrome, Turner syndrome, Prader-Willi syndrome, short stature at birth with no catch-up growth, and other causes. Somatropin is also used to prevent severe weight loss in people with AIDS, or to treat short bowel syndrome.
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When a 4-man bobsled team is in the middle of a run and one of the members of the team farts, trapping the odor in the sled until the end of the run.
The Jamaicans did not qualify for the finals because one of them created a dutch cooler in their last attempt.
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면적35 m²
Floor No.3(with elevator)
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|Legerova, 120 00 Prague, 체코
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|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|2 weeks ago
We will be so happy to welcome you in our cosy, modern and comfortable 1 – Room Apartment that consists of a living room with fully equipped kitchenette, a large double bed, sofa, dining table with chairs and a cabinet with a large LCD TV and a spacious bathroom. Welcome home!
Due to the construction of new lift from the subway, to the neighbor building, sidewalk in front of the apartments (Legerova Street) is temporarily closed. We are very sorry about that and kindly ask you to use Lublanska and Rumunska Streets to get to our apartments. Please note, that parking on Legerova Street is temporarily unavailable and construction noise is possible during the day.
Apartments are located just in few steps from subway station (metro) I.P.Pavlova, and only 5-7 minutes' walk from the Wenceslas Square. In this central and at the same time lovely district you will find a lot of delicious restaurants with international cuisine: Czech, Italian, Korean, Vegetarian, Indian and others. Also there are two grocery stores nearby - Tesco and Zabka, where you can buy all the necessities for cooking and bath.
STARBUCKS - 100 meters
KFC - 110 meters
PAUL - 80 meters
McDONALDS - 115 meters
SUBWAY - 100 meters
We try to meet all our guests personally; however your comfortable stay is very important for us and our team, so we have a reception here!
Our receptionists will be glad to help you with a good choice of excursions, best city attractions and the best shopping centers. They will suggest how to plan your vacation best, in which club to go, where to listen to jazz or where to drink cocktails enjoying a beautiful view over Prague. They will order a taxi for you and make a table reservation in a restaurant or pub. There you can also absolutely for free print your airline tickets or book new tickets to get to the nearest towns of the Czech Republic.
If you have any questions, feel freе to ask us about!
We will try to organize a memorable stay in our fabulous city for you!
Best regards, Elizabeth and Elena
숙소규정Our apartments are very popular between families with children and older people. Please, be mindful that if you are planning to travel as a group of adults, we might collect the refundable security deposit of 50 euro/person to assure safety, cleanliness and integrity of your apartment.
Cleanliness of the apartments is one of our first priorities! For your convenience light cleaning is made every day ABSOLUTELY FREE OF CHARGE, bed linen and towels are changed once in 3 days.
Parking for middle-sized cars costs 15-25 euro/day (at the building near apartments). The price depends on the size of your car.
We know how travelling with your four-legged friends can be problematic. At our Apartments we accommodate small pets for just 10 euro/night!
Children older than 2 y.o. are for the price of adult.
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I had the best experience with this apartment during my stay (in April 2016) The staff welcomed me in a way that I felt at home immediately and during my time there all of them were extremly helpfull and really friendly at any time! The location of the apartments is in a perfect position: you reach most of the tourist-attractions in a short walk of 10-15 minutes, also a small supermarket is opposite the street that covers all your daily needs, as well there is a good (vegetarian!!) restaurant closeby in the same street, a nice bar on the other side of the street and a metro-station within a short walk of about 3 minutes! The apartment itself was extremly clean and with nice furniture! I was lucky enough and had an apartment with a window to the backyard - so it was quiet inside at any time of the day/night! I can highly recommend these apartments - I would book it again at any time ... if I am lucky enough to return to the beautiful city of Prague ...
The apartment was simply great! Big and well furnished, extremely clean and cosy. Boys and girls at the reception were great too helping us find our way through the discovery of Prague!.
Close to the metro, close to the city center and really easy to reach also from the airport.
We loved this wonderful apartments in the center of Prague! So close to subway ad tram. Also the apartment was brand new, warm, roomy, clean... We couldn't ask for more
The stay at Praque was a wonderful time.
It is a beautiful apartment and it includes everything what you need!
It was clean, tidy and nicely furnished.
I would recommend it to any one to stay there. The people are very friendly and it is also very close by the city. My friend and I were able to go everyday by foot to the town ( To the city of Prague).
So altogether it's a great house with lots of nice people and a good location to have a wonderful stay in Prague.
Absolutely great experience.
Huge, nice, clean and lovely designed flat. Very central and definetely to recommend.
The apartment was beautiful. It feels like home. It had everything we needed for this little stay successful.
By cons, we were a little disappointed that there was no bedding for 2 people or bedside light to read a book before going to sleep.
I will recommend this hotel apart.
Dear Elizabeth!
Your hotel is great! We had wonderful days in Prague! The apartment is beautiful, great service and with the metro no problem to reach. The old town is not far away and there are also supermarkets just one step out of the house! Thank you! Greetings from Germany:-)
Estupendo apartamento bien ubicado y limpio, las recepcionistas mas simpáticas de toda Praga. Gracias por todo.
Das Apartment ist sehr zentral gelegen und es gibt zahlreiche Cafés und Restaurants um die Ecke. Es befindet sich in einem Apartmenthaus mit eigener Rezeption, was praktisch ist, da alle Fragen schnell und freundlich beantwortet werden. Die Wohnung war sauber, geräumig und wurde jeden Tag gereinigt. Wir würden jederzeit wieder diese Wohnung buchen.
Lage ist zentral, metro und S-Bahn direkt um die ecke, zimmer schön eingerichtet, viel Platz. Weniger toll war das Geräusch der Klimaanlage wenn sie aus war. Zimmer ist sehr laut da direkt an der strassenbahnnetz und zu hell da nicht ausreichende Vorhänge vorhanden. In der dusche kann man nicht aufrecht stehen. Das Personal ist soweit hilfsbereit und spricht englisch. Fazit: für den preis kann man sich nicht beschweren. Gute Unterkunft !
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Astro, good point there. My frame was wax and as I pushed it started to move in that direction pretty badly as well, I was wishing I had ritecell insert in the frame at the time.
Astro, good point there. My frame was wax and as I pushed it started to move in that direction pretty badly as well, I was wishing I had ritecell insert in the frame at the time.
I spray some water on the queen so she cannot fly, then it is safe to handle her anywere, not only in the car with windows up. I prefer the plastic cages with a door, very easy to handle.
An update on my breeder queen intro: I made a couple 5x5" push in cages and pretty much followed Mike's suggestions (except I forgot to bring a towel for my lap and had to use a paper). The queens were pretty lively, and it was a bit tricky getting the cage down safely (dont dare try this outside folks). Left them for 5 days before checking them...... (pause for dramatic effect). It went perfectly, the queens were laying and surrounded by young bees and I observed no bees clinging to the cage. I pulled the cages and watched each one for a minute to see if any bees were pestering or riding her. All appeared well. I declared both intros. a success!
"People will generally accept facts as truth only if the facts agree with what they already believe."- Andy Rooney
Good thread. Leaving the shipping cage under the push in, and spritzing the queen with water - both good tips for butterfingers like me.
Good job Jim, i'm telling you though, if the queen cage fits under the push in... My queen has her first round of brood emerging, hopefully she makes through winter.
"People will generally accept facts as truth only if the facts agree with what they already believe."- Andy Rooney
I'm glad to hear your introductions went well.
I just splurged into getting some breeder queens. I didn't use a push-in cage. I made up strong nucs and introduced the cages. Five days later the cages were empty. I haven't checked any closer than seeing lots of pollen coming in. I'm planning on doing a newspaper combine with weaker nucs to make them a 5+5 combination for the winter.
Now you've got me worrying about my queens survival!
I introduce 5 or 6 breeders each year and don't like starting with strong nucs. I start with 1 frame honey and 1 frame brood. I leave this nuc in home yard where older bees will go back home leaving young bees to accept new queens. Once out and laying I start adding frames of emerging brood to build up to stronger nuc.
"Suppose you were an idiot and suppose you were a member of Congress. But I repeat myself." - Mark Twain
T- Broke - Like that idea, seems like a good idea to me.
Careful introducing queens this time of year with push in cages. Small hive beetle larvae moves right in if the brood isn't emerging as you push the cage in. I do mine just like Johnny. I pull a good frame of emerging brood, a few extra shakes of nurses, move it across the yard, and put a quart feeder on top. All the foragers fly back and leave the nuc begging for a queen. As soon as shes laying good they get another frame of emerging brood or a few shakes of nurses at the entrance.
-Dan Williams
That's an excellent point! I just got a swarm that was unwilling to stay in their new home, so I cagged the queen. I went back a day later and the SHB were inside the cage with the queen. Kinda creepy.
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City reveals final redistricting plan
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo - Colorado Springs City Clerk Sarah Johnson unveiled the 2013 final redistricting plan on Tuesday. This plan will change the formula for city council representation. Currently, we have five At Large representatives and four council members who each represent a district.
This new proposed plan changes that landscape to three At Large representatives and six council members who represent a district. The new and old plan share something in common which is the same number of 9 people who are on council.
Changes from the preliminary plan included:
Precinct 170 - From District 1 to District 5
Precinct 127 - From District 5 to District 1
Precinct 420 - From District 4 to District 6
Communities of interest/neighborhoods
153 known neighborhoods and communities of interest
57 cross precinct boundaries and can be potentially split
12 neighborhoods and communities split by current districts
There were some heated questions during the preliminary presentation by City Clerk Sarah Johnson.
Publisher James Tucker asked about how Johnson arrived at the boundaries of the districts.
He wanted to know, "What African American, Latino and Asian experts did you use to make sure we have representation. I'm not trying to be disrespectful, but please answer my question."
City Clerk Sarah Johnson would only say she complied with city charter and federal law to determine the representation.
Tucker went to ask, "In order to make that map fair it must be inclusive of those experts."
A city representative responded, "She complied with the law."
Tucker, "I'm asking what experts did she use. Answer my questions."
A Colorado Springs police officer intervened, "Come on, come on, outside with me."
James Tucker stayed in the meeting.
Every four years, the city clerk puts together a redistricting plan based on the Colorado Springs population numbers and under the auspices of city charter and federal law. The goal of the new plan is to keep each district as equal as possible.
We've put a link on links we mentioned so you can see how the official 2013 City Council district plan. Go to the front page of KRDO.com and look under links we mentioned.


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Canadians clearly love chocolate. Each of us consumes an average of 5.5 kg of chocolate per year. This February, I'm asking Canadians to join me in purchasing chocolate that's free from child labour. An estimated 2-million children work in the cocoa industry. But Canadian chocolate lovers do have several ethical options.


text: Hey Guys. Just curious - I have recently purchased my first beehive from an older gentleman who is not able to take care of his hives. Since then, my father-in-law became interested in building me another hive for my second batch of bees. He is a tremendous woodworker. Anyway, I have always assumed the traditional color to paint the outside is white because of it's soothing abilities on the bees and because it keeps them cooler during the summer. My question is this - would it be okay to paint one of the brooding chambers or supers a yellow or light green just to make the hive appear more attractive to any onlookers other than the bees? Any ideas? Thanks in advance!!


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Is It True That Kids Really Can "Outgrow" Obesity?
Natalie Digate Muth
on Tuesday, August 6, 2013
What should a parent do if he or she realizes her child is overweight or even obese? Is it cause for alarm or is it likely the child will eventually grow taller and, thus, "outgrow" his or her weight issue? Dr. Natalie Digate Muth explains the findings of a new study, which sheds important light on this issue, offering specific formulas for parents and pediatricians to use when creating a plan to address a child's weight problem.
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How can I teach my child about healthy hydration, especially in the warm summer months?
Natalie Digate Muth
on Tuesday, June 18, 2013
With the hottest months of the year just ahead, it's essential that your kids know how to stay hydrated while playing outdoors. Here are five tips for educating your children about the importance of hydration before, during, and after exercise—especially in hot and humid conditions—that will help ensure you all have a safe and enjoyable summer fun.
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Improving Your Child's Physical Literacy
Len Saunders
on Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Most parents spend a great deal of time and energy focusing on helping their children reach their important educational milestones, like learning to read and write. But did you know that this is the time to develop their physical literacy as well? Kids who become physically literate—by being physically active and enjoying the benefits of movement—are more likely to become active adults. Here are 5 great tips for improving the physical literacy of your whole family.
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What is Normal Growth? (Part 2 - BMI)
Natalie Digate Muth
on Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Much attention has been given recently to the widely spreading epidemic of childhood obesity in the U.S. But exactly how do you determine whether or not a child is overweight or obese? The most common method of measurement is body mass index (BMI), which is then plotted on a growth chart to determine a child's growth pattern. Learn more about BMI and how this number can shed light on a child's current and future health status.
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What is Normal Growth? (Part 1)
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on Tuesday, May 28, 2013
It's one of the most common questions directed at pediatricians: How tall will my child be? While nothing is certain, it is possible to predict adult height in kids ages two and older with a reasonable degree of accuracy. Read on to learn how to determine if your child is on track to achieve his or her full genetic growth potential.
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Browse our gallery of current TV couples & vote for the one(s) you're saying thanks for today!
Thanksgiving is a time to put aside what you want and be thankful for what you have, so in that spirit, HollywoodLife.com has compiled the 20 (current) TV couples we're most thankful for. They may not be perfect matches — we'd much rather see Caroline with Tyler on The Vampire Diaries, and Annie with Liam on 90210 — but hey, we can only work with the hands we're dealt.


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The Quad Cities Marathon, a USATF certified course is held annually on the fourth Sunday in September. The 26.2 mile run starts and ends at 1201 River Drive in downtown Moline, IL. The event benefits two worthy causes: prostate cancer research & screening and the Erika Kate Foundation, helping families of children with life threatening heart conditions. The flat and fast course features one of the finest, most scenic river views in the country. It covers 5 races, 4 cities, 3 bridges, 2 states, and 1 island, all along the mighty Mississippi River.Register now! (You will be redirected to getmeregistered.com)


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Geez Jordan, youre just a bah humbugga aren't you? Why dont you go wank it out and talk to me when you feel better.
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Life's not fair. And most of us, from the age of 3 onwards, understand that concept. The TAB wouldn't offer you any odds for the meek inheriting the Earth.
I know that it's difficult to formulate rules and regulations that are fair and just for all. But I really don't think it's fair that the mother of a Hawkes Bay teenager seriously injured in a car crash last June should be handed a bill for $1366 to pay for the costs of the road closure after the accident.
The New Zealand Transport Agency sent the bill to cover the costs incurred in traffic management after the crash.
According to the agency, there have been numerous incidents where it has sent out invoices to the drivers of vehicles involved in traffic accidents, and the majority of those have been settled. The costs have generally been paid for by insurance companies.
That was news to the Insurance Council, so this practice of loser-pays is a relatively recent one.
On first reading, there is logic in the drivers of vehicles that cause heartache and mayhem being forced to pay for the damage they cause.
But why go after teenagers whose offences are at the lower end of the scale? What about the drink-drivers and the speeding drivers who kill innocent motorists and close roads for hours at a time?
The newspapers are full of people who would be more obvious targets than an inexperienced driver who got into trouble on gravel.
The P-smoking Auckland woman who killed her daughter and left two other people seriously injured would be in my sights. Or recidivist drink-driver Jason Peters, who crossed the centre line after a day out duck-shooting and left a wife and mother brain-damaged.
I'm sure you have your own examples - all more obvious candidates for the agency's user-pays policy than a young driver who lost control of her mother's car and flipped it, causing injury only to herself.
The agency says a portion of the numerous taxes and licence fees we pay every year goes towards road maintenance, but where possible they try to recover the costs of damage caused by liable drivers in crashes.
That sets a worrisome precedent.
Will health boards start charging culpable drivers for the costs of their treatment? Will schools start charging parents for any extra support given to pupils who are struggling?
We pay our taxes, we pay our licences and we pay our levies so we don't get into that destructive blame-game of sue and counter-sue that we see in the US. If we end up going down that road, the only winners will be lawyers.


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the thing i dont understand about this move is that they really dont benefit from making the move now ... it's not like they freed up cap space to go out and sign somebody off their couch or their PS
so with a new HC coming in ... why not let that new HC be a part of the Jason Babin decision
i mean, take this example, what if the Boys sign him, make the playoffs and win the Super Bowl? ... i know complete long shot in every way ... but could you imagine how their fans would feel?
they would be like, so it wasnt enough to predict a dream team dynasty and go 8-8 and then maybe 5-11 ... we also had to make a very good pass rusher available to our hated rivals, so they could win


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I never heard of this before, but apparently today (8-02-08) is the 7th annual Mead Day. A special recipe is below supposedly for this special day. Not being in raspberry country or cherry country or any fruit country for that matter, I went to the grocery store for the ingredients and came home with a 12 pack of beer instead. Ingredients would cost several $$/bottle or so locally, not counting any value for my award-winning honey!
Bill Pfeiffer Commorative aka Y2K Commerative recipe
> 8# Raspberries
> 10 # Tart Cherries
> 18-20# Honey
> 3 packages (why 3???) Lalvin B-1122 yeast
> 1-3/4 teaspoon DAP
> 1-1/4 teaspoon Pectic Enzyme
Mix honey and 1 gal (or more) water thoroughly, then cover the fruit with the honey/water. Add water to 6 gal. After 12 hours, add 1 tsp. DAP; 3 days later add rest of DAP & Pectic Enzyme. Leave on fruit for 28 days, rack, rack again at your preferred interval (some 'experts' recommend 3 month intervals).
If anyone can afford to make this recipe (or feels sorry for me and wants to send some berries & cherries), let me know how it turns out. Sounds tasty so I just might try a gallon batch instead.


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The world's first HELL'S KITCHEN restaurant is set to open at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas in winter this year. Following the success of Gordon Ramsay's hit TV series "Hell's Kitchen", it will be the fifth Ramsay restaurant in Las Vegas.
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Bacchanal Buffet
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Restaurant Guy Savoy
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Still no videos of Canadian Gala, not even on CTV or TSN sites. But there is this Ice Network articles from a few days ago.
Nebraska nips: Chan gives Aaron a training boost
A friend of mine asked about the tiff between Patrick and Elvis as mentioned during the Nationals broadcast. I told him it was just Elvis commenting on the importance of quads in Mens figure skating after the last Olympics and lamenting its demise, and that the first time Patrick got to meet him doing a show together with 2 other Canadian World Champs, he took the opportunity to learn from Elvis. Patrick has been good friends with Kurt and Jeff and no doubt has always picked their brains but he sure would not miss the first chance he had with Elvis! Nice of him to mentor others himself.


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The Cleansing of Mahommed by Chris McCourt
Fourth Estate $34.99
Let me start with a warning. I intend to rave about this novel.
A young Arghani immigrant works desperately to make a place for himself in the West. All he wants is to be accepted and happy. Alas, the West (Australia) and its inhabitants reject him. His ambitions warp into anger.
Sounds (over)familiar? The difference in this case is that it happens during World War 1, when Gool Mahommed - mullah, camel-driver and aspiring mine worker - tries to come to terms with the gruelling Australian outback and with his attraction to a local woman who is an exile in a different sense.
It's Mahommed's second time in Australia. His first experience was disfigured by deception and exploitation, a humiliating return home, conscription in the Turkish army. Now he's back, with his totemic bar Lifebuoy soap. Yes. I did say Lifebuoy soap.
He comes to Broken Hill, "a place with streets called Sulphide, Oxide and Chloride," a town of tacked-together corrugated iron shacks with sacking doors, flour-bag curtains, backyards of baked dirt.
It's a town also of ludicrous propriety coupled with brutish bigotry. Stares, insults, degrading practical jokes are everyday experiences for the "Turks". Blows and worse are seldom far behind. The only allies for Mahommed and his kinfolk are that other despised group, the Aborigines.
There is loyalty and treachery of all kinds, right down to the most mercenary. There are unexpected moments of comedy, and a love affair driven by its own terrifying force.
Cleanly and closely written, the narrative strides inexorably forward. The setting evoked with total authenticity, and without ever slowing the pace of the story. Characters and cultures are weighed, tested, judged with stern compassion. Mahommed is a splendid creation: idealistic, raffish, innocent, admirable and doomed.
There are marvellous scenes: a man dancing in the red desert; a pyre of worldly goods blazing through the outback night; love-making in a hovel whose walls are lined with jingoistic newspaper articles.
The book builds irresistibly to the horror of mass killing, the destruction of personal and public decency and an almost unbearably moving scene of desolation and devotion. There are no victors, except for the novel itself, which is as startling and satisfying as any you'll read this year.
David Hill is a Taranaki writer.


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Moody's: Muni Default Rate Triples In Past Five Years – To 0.03%
Moody's is out today with a big-picture report on defaults in the muni bond market over the past four decades, and the key take-away is that the average annual default rate has tripled over the past five years - to 0.03%, from 0.01%. Alert Meredith Whitney. From Moody's:
The number of defaults has increased since the financial crisis but default rates remain low. There were five Moody's-rated defaults in 2012, and 23 since the recession began in early 2008. This averages 4.6 defaults per year compared with an average of 1.3 annual defaults over the period 1970-2007. That said, the one-year default rate remains very low at an average of 0.030% for the last five years, compared to the 0.009% average for the 1970-2007 period and the 0.012% average for the entire period of study....
The majority of Moody's-rated municipal defaults (70%) have been in the healthcare and housing project finance (mostly local multi-family housing) sectors. However, in recent years, general governments began to experience a confluence of economic, financial and governance challenges that increased the number of defaults and bankruptcies, if only modestly. 2012 witnessed three Moody's-rated general government defaults and a single bankruptcy filing.
The study covers rated U.S. state and local governments, not-for-profit hospitals, housing, colleges and universities, and other municipalities that have long-term debt ratings. Moody's said recovery rates for defaulted muni bonds average about 60%, versus 49% for corporate senior unsecured bonds, but muni recovery rates "for the relatively small subset of defaulted bonds are highly dispersed across individual bonds, ranging from full recovery to two cents on the dollar."
Moody's says local governments are expected to remain pressured, as revenue and spending pressures from the sluggish economic recovery, including soaring pension costs, have intensified credit stress faced by local governments. Moody's says "risks are tilted to the downside going forward" but that defaults should generally "remain few in number."


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The United States currently uses more energy for air- conditioning than all other countries combined—a sobering statistic from Stan Cox of the Land Institute in Salina, Kansas. That distinction might not remain true for long, however. Several developing countries rank among both the most populous and hottest areas in the world. As personal incomes rise in those countries, their use of air-conditioning will also likely go up, which in turn could lead to an unprecedented increase in energy demand. I have estimated that in metropolitan Mumbai alone, the large population and hot climate combine to create a potential energy demand for cooling that is about a quarter of the current demand of the entire United States.
According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, 87 percent of American households are equipped with air-conditioning, and the United States expends about 185 billion kilowatt hours of energy annually on residential cooling. Therefore, it is not surprising that researchers frequently use the United States as a yardstick of high air-conditioning usage. For example, energy consultant George Henderson has recently projected how much energy might be used in the future in various European cities, should the usage of air-conditioning there follow the U.S. pattern. Energy analysts Michael McNeil and Virginie Letschert of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have projected how much air-conditioning households in developing countries might use if cooling were more affordable to them, again using the United States as a baseline. However, McNeil and Letschert analyzed large regions of the world and considered only a small number of specific countries.
Rapid increases in the ownership of air conditioners are already occurring in many developing countries. According to research by McNeil and Letschert, the percentage of urban Chinese households with an air conditioner jumped from less than 1 percent in 1990 to 62 percent in 2003. In 2010 alone, 50 million air-conditioning units were sold in China. In another key developing country—India—only 2 percent of households had air-conditioning in 2007. But the situation is changing quickly: McNeil and Letschert estimated that air-conditioning sales there are growing by about 20 percent a year.
As more people around the world adopt air-conditioning, the energy demands in developing countries are certain to increase. At the same time, climate change is expected to make cooling demands even greater than they are today. Morna Isaac and Detlef van Vuuren of the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency assessed future residential energy use for cooling in the world in the context of potential climate change. They estimated that by 2100 worldwide energy demand for air-conditioning could increase by 72 percent as a result of climate change alone.
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The second World War witnessed a change of role for Arsenal's players and its stadium. Of the 42 players on the Arsenal staff, 40 joined the armed forces. The players were scattered far and wide across the globe.
George Male spent much of the war in Palestine, Bryn Jones in Italy, and Leslie Compton in India. Arsenal players remained in demand throughout the conflict, however, and made regular appearances in regiment games across the globe, and war league contests.
Up-and-coming striker Reg Lewis recalled: "As a player it was tough. You dreamed of playing at Highbury in front of thousands but instead I ended up playing football at White Hart lane, our adopted home in regional wartime matches. I was stationed at Shoeburyness, and I'd be given leave to come to London to play.
"They cut crowds at those games to a maximum of 25,000, just in case… You got on with it because you wanted to play football, but all the time you were pining for Highbury. What a mess that was in!"
From the moment war was declared, Highbury buzzed with activity. It was transformed into a stranglehold for the ARP (Air Raid Precautions). The pitch was used twice daily as part of the Islington Borough ARP's training programme.
Before he was assigned to Palestine, Male regularly played in matches against the local ARP wardens. He recalled: "At first, many of us were still being paid by the club, so we played in some Combination games, and some friendlies.
"I use the word friendlies in the loosest possible sense of the word, mind, as some of those wardens couldn't wait to get stuck into professional footballers. Most of them were Spurs fans, I reckon! At that time, I'd look around Highbury and see the barrage balloon above the stand and the bomb shelter furniture under the Laundry End. It was all quite unreal, to be honest."
The war became devastatingly real to local residents when, on the night of April 16, 1941, around 550 German bombers dropped over 100,000 incendiaries on London. Dozens of incendiaries rained down on the streets around Highbury.
Local resident Harry Stone recalled: "St Thomas's Road was reduced to a pile of rubble. So was Blackstock Road. It was chaos. You wondered if anything would actually be left standing when you came out. When we did step out next morning, we walked past the Laundry End and we couldn't believe what we saw. There was the roof – all crumpled and smouldering.
"It was the first time we realised what aerial bombardments were really all about. Five incendiaries had come through the Laundry End roof, and fallen onto all the bunks and stuff underneath. Incendiaries consisted of phosphorous, and although they don't explode, they set fire to anything they touch. All the mattresses went up in flames, and the intense heat had made the roof melt and collapse. When they did some further investigations, they found that the holes in the roof were no bigger than the size of a football – which is ironic really, isn't it? So if all that stuff hadn't been on the terrace, it wouldn't have gone up".
A year earlier, a 1,000lb bomb fell onto the practice ground behind the South Bank, killing two RAF pilots who were sitting in the hut.
Highbury may have been out of bounds for matches, but Arsenal's ability to chase silverware, despite the difficult situation, remained undiminished. In 1941 they reached the Football League War Cup Final, with Laurie Scott partnering Eddie Hapgood at full-back, Leslie Compton headed the attack as Arsenal drew the first game with Preston, and then lost the replay 2-1. The Gunners were crowned champions of London in 1941/42, and also the Football League South the following year.
At Wembley in 1943, prolific young striker Reg Lewis netted four goals as Arsenal thrashed Charlton Athletic 7-1 in the Football League South Cup Final. Lewis was the star of those war years and scored an amazing 53 goals in that 1942/43 season.
Lewis recalled: "My scoring achievements made me really proud in those days, but it was also torture, because I wanted to be scoring for us at Highbury in the league. It didn't do to moan about it at the time though. Others were in a far more unfortunate position than me in the war. I was lucky. I was alive, and playing football."
Six years of war left Arsenal with a massive problem. With no income from gate receipts at Highbury, the Gunners were about to enter the post-war era with a (then) huge £150,000 debt. Admittedly, the club could eventually reclaim the money needed for repairs to the ground on insurance, and the gargantuan post-war crowds would once again fill the coffers, but the Bank Of England club's finances were diminished.
Arsenal's most famous match of their "non Highbury" era was played at White Hart Lane, of all places. The 1945/46 season began with the regional leagues retained, and the FA Cup back on the agenda. Late in 1945, with the world on the cusp of the Cold War, Moscow Dynamo arrived for a European tour, and in the era before the advent of the European and UEFA Cups, the Dynamos' match against the Gunners garnered a huge amount of newspaper headlines.
The day of the match saw a classic London "pea souper," which simply added to the mystery and confusion which surrounded the match. George Allison needed to summon six guest players, including legendary forwards Stan Mortensen and Stan Matthews. An enormous 54,000 crowd rolled into White Hart Lane, but only had sporadic views of the game due to the fog.
The game ended with the Dynamos winning 4-3, but amidst claims of incorrect decisions made by the Russian referee, and the fact that at some points the players couldn't see one another, or the goals, the Mail labelled it: "the most farcical match which has ever been played," although the newspaper did also claim it was "... one of the most exciting games 54,000 people have never seen."
The war of words, and lingering suspicion between the players mirrored the tenseness evident during the post war era. With league football about to resume, George Allison had lost old warriors to injury like Ted Drake and Alf Kirchen, and players like Bastin and Male were entering the autumn of their careers.
The question was whether or not Allison had the ability, and the energy, to mould another victorious Arsenal team when the war ended.
- Moscow Dynamo striker Vsevolod Bobrov alleged that Arsenal player Reg Drury had actually been sent off during the second-half of the Dynamo match, but Drury simply ran off into the fog, and carried on playing anyway.
- As Arsenal players began to return to Highbury after the war, they discovered that their wages, in some cases, were ten per-cent lower than they had been six years earlier!
- To show the state Highbury was in after the war, an Arsenal official admitted in late 1945: "We have absolutely no idea when the club will reopen for business."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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How birds (and bird-watchers) compute the behavior of a flock on the wing
Brian Hayes
In retrospect, neither democracy nor dictatorship was a very good point of reference for understanding bird society. Both theories were swept aside dramatically in the 1980s.
The key insight came not from an ornithologist but from an expert on computer graphics and animation. Craig W. Reynolds, now of Sony Computer Entertainment, wrote a program in which simulated birds—he called them "boids"—gave a convincing imitation of flocking behavior. And the boids did it without any need for leaders or thought transference. Each boid attends to a few near neighbors, ignoring the rest of the flock, and obeys three simple rules:
1. Collision avoidance: Try not to run into neighboring boids.
2. Velocity matching: Try to fly at the same speed and in the same direction as neighboring boids.
3. Cohesion: Try to stay close to neighboring boids.
The rules are to be applied in the order given. That is, collision avoidance gets the highest priority; if no collisions are imminent, then the boid adjusts its speed and direction to match the average of its neighbors' velocities; if the velocities are already in good agreement, the boid moves a little closer to its flockmates. (Note that the third imperative is in mild conflict with the other two.)
When I first read about the boid model, I was astonished that it worked. A stable state in which all the boids fly on parallel trajectories seemed like a possible outcome of the rules, but just barely so. A far more likely result, I thought, was a fragmented collection of many small flocks, each roughly the size of a boid neighborhood.
I changed my mind when I saw the boids in action and got a chance to play with implementations of the model. The flocking of boids is not a perfect simulation of bird behavior, but the resemblance is unmistakable. And the flocks are not only stable but robust. If you start the simulation with boids moving randomly, they spontaneously assemble into a flock. If an obstacle causes the flock to split, the factions eventually rejoin.
What accounts for the balletic coordination of a boid flock? Although a boid interacts directly only with its immediate neighbors, those neighbors interact with their own neighbors, and thus a network of indirect connections binds the whole flock together. The surprise is that these tenuous links are enough to do the job. When a boid at the north end of the flock starts turning, a boid at the south end gets the signal only through several intermediaries. Admittedly, many such chains of intermediaries connect the two boids. Even so, it's unexpected that distant events can exert such a powerful influence. It's almost like thought-transference.
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Will coat thin slices of chicken breasts in egg/flour, saute in olive oil and butter, going to try Gennaro and Antonio's 'cucina bianca' dish of potatoes and cabbage with cheese - don't have the same cheese they used, hoping sage darby or cheddar will work and probably will make steamed broccoli and field greens dressed with a light vinaigrette, fresh strawberries macerated in sugar to finish.
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veg soup, cuttlefish and octopus simply cooked with garlic evo oil and white wine for 45 mins, a wonderful birthday cake slice of my neighbors' grandchild
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too tired to cook again.....so.....cheerios and milk!!!
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Roast chicken, rice, green beans, gravy and broccoli. Chocolate mousse for pudding.
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I'm coming down with something ... So, chicken, veg, noodle soup, Asian-style with lots of ginger, chilli and coriander/cilantro.
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No. 1 Daughter is being kind and cooking a Thai green curry with chicken tonight
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I had an enormous bowl of pasta with Bolognaise sauce (the sauce is the latest thing I have learned to cook in my pressure cooker). My self seeded parsley is popping up everywhere, so that was chopped and sprinkled on top. Delicious.
It is 11am the next day and I am almost hungry again.
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Mince'n'Tatties tonight
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Slices of ham off the hock that's now in the slow cooker, carrots cooked in the same water, with mash and something green.
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The question is did you destroy them? and if hes wrong what recourse do you have??
The question is did you destroy them? and if hes wrong what recourse do you have??
I've been to H&M this year. Seems like a pretty legit place. They have a small shop and offer Bee classes from time to time. Their supplies seem to be quality made, they make some of the stuff on site. I wouldn't say H&M is a shady place or people to deal with.
I can understand the OP being upset and even pissed. It probably would have been best to wait for results of the tests before posting but now I am curious what happens next. I hope you will post the results of the tests. If it is the inspectors screw up I really would like to know how or what they plan to do to make it right or can the simply just get out of it?
But to the point, I hope someone will help you out that lives closer to you.
On the flip side...
"When the colony becomes weak from AFB infection, robber bees may enter and take contaminated honey back to their hives thereby spreading the disease to other colonies and apiaries. Beekeepers also may spread disease by moving equipment (frames or supers) from contaminated hives to healthy ones." (Wiki)
I'm just saying...
Plus just like the OP, no one would want to be sold AFB infected Bees and we sure don't want it to spread to other areas of the state or country.
Beekeeper transfer of infected equipment is the way most AFB is spread to other colonies and apiaries.
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Inspectors don't usually check each and every hive or nuc. So having a State Apiary Inspector look into ones' hives is only so good. The own/producer has to know what to look for and how to identify disease. Only the producer will be looking at each and every frame going into a nuc or hive. The buyer aught to do an inspection themselves when possible. Especially when transporting to a location far away from the producer. It's not likely that our OPer is going to take the hive back to FL and demand a refund, if he still had the hive. Which I don't think he does.
Mark Berninghausen
Having said that, either way, I'm still curious what Hives and More findings/tests (Personal or State of Florida) turned out to be. There should be some result, good or bad... (Not just from the State of Virginia as the OP stated earlier they have done with his hive). I'm not taking it out on H&M if they indeed have AFB, crap happens. If H&M does have AFB I am 100% positive they will take care of the situation. However living SOMEWHAT close to them it does concern me a bit although I probably have nothing to worry about IF they actually do have AFB?
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I hear Crickets. I think I got my answer.
trance, i pm'ed you the test results!!!!
Why Pm? there are dozens wondering whats going on? you posted a problem and have answered no questions.... I asked a week ago if you actually destroyed them or just quarantined.
The hive is destroyed and my money was refunded
...and the test results?
Sometimes the lights all shining on me
Other times I can barely see. -The Grateful Dead
Positive on two test
so the inspector is vindicated.
journaling the growth of a treatment free apiary started in 2010. 20+/- hives
Yikes. Not the result I was hoping for.
Try it. What could happen?
Glad they refunded you. I can't imagine you were the only one sold Bees so I wonder...
The hive beside mine was the only other one that tested positive
Probably made from the same parent hive.
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A Mexican second. This occurs when one says they will be "a second", but end up taking much, much longer. This is in reference to the sad tale of a man who went to Mexico for two weeks in order to get his condo fixed up, and none of the Mexican workers he hired showed up on time.
Sarah is getting ready for a date with Maxwell. Max arrives and Sarah tells Max,"Wait just a second." When Sarah is finally prepared, twenty minutes have passed. Max then comments cleverly, "Wait just a second? That was more like a smecond, Sarah!" And then they laugh gaily.
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