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John Mahoney arraigned in the murder of his father, a Piscataway police officer
There are 29 comments on the Home News Tribune story from Dec 30, 2007, titled John Mahoney arraigned in the murder of his father, a Piscataway police officer. In it, Home News Tribune reports that:
MIDDLESEX COUNTY: Appearing dazed and confused, 19-year-old John N. Mahoney was formally charged Friday with the murder of his father, 49-year-old Jerry Mahoney, at their home in Piscataway. via Home News Tribune
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#1 Dec 30, 2007
It All Boils Down To This
What ever circumstances caused this tragedy, the reality is, something happened to the son or something happened between the father and son (argument, conflict escalation, illegal activities, peer pressure as a result of illegal activities, and what ever else you want to consider/contemplate) and we know the tragic result. Any decent human being would not just take a gun and fire it at someone that has been taking care of them for 19 years. There had to be a cause (reason) that resulted in the action. The consequence is tragic for all.
Here is some food for thought no need to respond it is the reality of Piscataway, like so many other towns
at the right time lets (and it will take time) try to move on (as difficult the situation is for many family and friends) and make things better.
Reality - Piscataway is a town, like many other towns, has a lot of good going on and a good amount of bad. The bad I am talking about is illegal activities - i.e, illegal substances, drugs (purchase, use, and distribution). Office Mahoney like other police department personnel in Piscataway and other towns try to reach-out to people that are having challenges/difficulties in these areas to help. They may know people that they encounter with these illegal activities from close association or from other peoples association and do not always follow the book. They let people slide or cut them a break this happens in many towns. They will council and mentor the person as a father figure to try to keep the person from trying to do it again. They dont follow the book all the time, depending on the person, because of their association with the person involved, their attempt to turn a bad situation into an opportunity for improvement for that person, the goodness of their heart, or they want to be seen as a person with power and authority to bend the rules. This all could be good, however, doing it for many years in a community like Piscataway, that has a significant growing population over the past 25 years and a history of escalation of illegal drug activity (like many other towns especially in the youth), there needs to be change. This change needs to be now with strict enforcement of the book. The town will be better, the number of people conducting illegal activities will be reduced, people conducting the activity will get the help they need (even if its hard time) and families will be more at rest because they know that they could be out of their vicious circle. Dont get me wrong the township and Officer Mahoney have done GREAT things to educate the youth and the community. However, the situation is probably snowballing and getting worse and more difficult for law enforcement to manage due to approaches used throughout the years to deal with this challenging and difficult area policing and enforcing laws associated with the use and distribution of illegal substances and drugs. If the book is fully enforced there could be a dramatic change, for the better, for a great and historic community.
#2 Dec 30, 2007
I totally disagree with what you are saying. Piscataway is a great town, and we lived here for many years. Piscataway High School has 10 students won #1 in FBLA business competitions in New Jersey won over hundreds of all other high schools, and represent NJ to compete in Chicaga in summer 2007. My son's team won over 40 of other states whose reps all were #1 in their state, and steped into findal, and eventually got the national plaque back. Last year, my son's NJ Science League Physics competition also won #1 in New Jersey, their 184 points won over hundreds of all other high schools in New Jersey. JP Steves got 124 points and Bridgewater only 120 points. Piscataway High School Orchestra also the best in Central Jersey Music Festival and obtain #1 together with East Brunswick High School and West Winsor High School. They also won the First Place at Boston Music Festival. My son's classmate Colin got #1 in NJ Economics competition won over hundreds of all other high schools in NJ, and he just got full score at SAT and full scholarship to Rutgers Univ, he may go to Columbia Univ. There are many students in my street going to Princeton Univ, Cornell Univ, Harvard Univ, Univ of Michigan. And I went to UC Berkeley, both under and graduate worked for Bell Labs, Wall Street, many of the residents with great education and went to great schools, their kids are diligent and excellient.
What the hell you are talking about? Are you drug dealer? Don't come to Piscataway, or we shall catch you.
#3 Dec 31, 2007
Cheng - You must be living in a bubble. I have attended the Piscataway School System my whole school career, and I can definitely say that the youth has gotten tremendously worse. I was in the marching band, orchestra, wind ensemble, drama club, and robotics. Yes, we did well, but that was only a handful of students from the whole pool of over 2000 students in the high school. We won the competitions also, but aside from that, the other students had their problems also. You could just see it when you walked through the hallways. Around my junior and senior year, the students were forming more "gangs" and becoming more violent towards each other, both verbally and physically. Just recently, I took a trip back to high school to pick up some transcripts, and it has definitely gotten worse. The language alone says it all.
I knew Officer Jerry Mahoney both from him being friends with my father and my uncle ( graduates from Piscataway High) and him being my DARE teacher in elementary school. He did a great job, but he did play the "buddy system." He did let people slide sometimes, but he couldn't help it. He had too much of a good heart.
It's a shame to have lost such a great Piscataway "icon," but the worst part of it was that he was shot with his own gun. I do not see the need for police officers to have an "off-duty" gun in the household. If they do have it, they need to be extra cautious when storing them. Officer Mahoney's death could have been prevented if there weren't any firearms in the household that were accessible to the son. Just another lesson for police officers to take note of.
#4 Dec 31, 2007
You can't walk-the-walk and talk-the-talk until you walk the halls in the schools and check-out things going on behind the scenes in the township - than make a rational comment. Again, this is what can be seen in many townships not just Piscataway.
#5 Dec 31, 2007
In Response to Cheng's Comments:
You can't walk-the-walk and talk-the-talk until you walk the halls in the schools and check-out things going on behind the scenes in the township - than make a rational comment. Again, this is what can be seen in many townships not just Piscataway.
#6 Jan 1, 2008
that is not cool and i feel bad for the students that had him as a dare teacher.
#7 Jan 3, 2008
Sadly, this a reality pill that no one is prepared to swallow. I am a 25 year old female and I know exactly what you are talking about. You are not taking away from the good things that P-way has to offer. The police often do turn a blind eye. Sometimes for the wrong reason. Its a shame that residents do not know the crime stats of thier own town. They would be shocked at how much crime does take place. Chat it up with any police officer and they will tell you. We have crime, you just dont hear about it...It's all an illusion folks. Wake up!
#8 Jan 3, 2008
thousands.....:( I am one.
#9 Jan 5, 2008
There are many like you that feel the same:
Here are 2006 Crime Stats:
New Jersey Crime Reports
County MIDDLESEX COUNTY Town Piscataway Twp.
Year 2006
Total crimes 894
Violent crimes 75
Burglary 180
Rape 4
Larceny 582
Robbery 26
MV theft 57
Assault 45
Arson 13
Domestic violence 323
Bias crime 1
Male officers 86
Female officers 6
Civilian employees 19
Total police force 111
Since: Jan 08
#10 Jan 18, 2008
We can talk about all the crime that's in piscataway but like it was said in the first post, something had to have happened to make the son shoot his father and it's not just because he lived in Piscataway. I read in some articles that were published after this tragedy and it said that the boy and father didn't get along very well because was strict with his son. His son didn't like the fact that his father wouldn't allow him to go out and do things with his friends. I could see how the son didn't want his father to keep being so strict but to shoot your father and then shoot yourself to make it look like someone else did the shooting, that's not necessary. And look at where the son is now...
#11 Jan 22, 2008
If you've ever seen John Mahoney walking through the hallways you could understand why he did what he did.Piscataway is a very diverse school both ethnically and psychologically, and John was pretty much isolated from the rest of the student body; he just didn't "FIT IN".
Although there is no excuse for murder especially that of your own father,John was a complete loner and he seem mentally distraught. It was obvious to some of us that his father's kindness outside the household was not shared towards John.
#12 Jan 29, 2008
I beg to Differ Jerry kindness was towards every one including John!!! Joh nwas just ungrateful and i feel Because every one cherished his father and loved his father he envied him for that love and attention that he received from the community. There is no way to reason out why John did what he did. He took a life. It could have been anyone? His mother ne one but why Jerry... Because he envied the love and attention his dad received from literally EVERYONE!!!
#13 Jan 29, 2008
Some of you are right and some of you are wrong. Crime in Piscataway is there, I for one used to help. I was, until I left in 1994 THE major drug trafficker in Picataway. BUT, crime was low. Arbor was safe, Quibbletown Park was clean and New Market section was golden. I brought crime down by taking drug addicts out of the parks and off the streets.
I (we) didn't allow all this ghetto-ness to happen. There was a code of ethics, dignity, even amongst criminals. If you did drugs, fine, but don't do then near kids or don't deal to kids, don't go near parks.
You can ask any officer who knows me, Dave Powell, Hackler, Pyro, even Grant I am an upstanding citizen. A criminal yes, but a good one. Piscataway has the best cops.
You know why Piscataway is BAD?? NO HONOR! People act like animals, they have no respect anymore for family and authority. The kids today, they think they have everything hard. They have it easy, try when we were younger. Before Nintendo,PS2 and PS3. Kids today are lazy, they don't do anything or go anywhere. So they get bored. Us, we had to always "Go Play". We weren't allowed to veg infront of a TV. If kids today, had to live just ONE DAY the way we did they would probably die because their brains would go on overload.
It's sad that John took his dads life but he wanted his "15 Minutes" of fame. Little does he know that he is going to pay 60 years of lonliness (Unless he becomes someones girl),destitute, and probably hunger.(Prison meals are small)
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#14 Jun 3, 2008
O.K, to the people that don't live in Piscataway or know the people involved in this... Shut up.
First off, the town isn't BAD. It's a town. There's going to be people who do the right thing, and like any other town in america there's going to be drugs and crime.
So,'Just another kid' I wonder why you didn't post your name? If you did go to school with John, as I did, and ever spoke with him instead of wrongly observing that he didn't fit in maybe you'd have enough balls to post who you are.
#15 Dec 27, 2009
I have just concluded reading the book "When a Child Kills" by Paul Mones. After having read this book, I realize that something very wrong had occurred or was occurring between Jerry Mahoney and son. The book describes in detail the experiences of children who resort to killing their parent(s). Oftentimes it is the result of a long history of physical, emotional or sexual abuse. The killings oftentimes occur when the parent(s) are at their most vulnerable, especially while sleeping. There is oftentimes NO obvious external evidence of the dysfunction within the family and ANY family may harbor this dysfunction, NO MATTER their public persona. The book's a GREAT read on the subject. Have never heard any more details on this case. Hopefully the truth will come out.
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Most def. Agree with Christina nd Just anotha Kid, I personally played football with the guy nd knew the father since I moved to p way..not sayin all special kids could do so..buh the young man was definently trying to fit in. And when mr. Mahoney wouldn't let him...the price of living jerrys way wasn't suitable for John Mahoney anymore. Why do you think it wasn't tryed so hard to cover the crime scene
#17 Mar 23, 2011
I lived in Piscataway for 28 years. Im 31 now. I cant thank officer Mahoney and a few other cops that were understanding to a troubled youth. I could of spent years in jail/prison but they knew it was a phase. I grew out of it and became succsessful. I'm happy to say with out their help I'd be 10 times worst had they locked me up. I believe their experiences in the line of duty make them great judges of character. So they can make a edjucated guess on a person to person basis. I never had to rat on anyone. It was understood that if this happened again, I'd be nailed to the wall. My eyes still sting from Mahoney's pepper spray. He didnt chase you, he sprayed you. I never was angry at him for it cause I knew I deserved it. So when you say Go By The Book be careful what you ask for cause I'd probablly be just getting out and sneaking through your window
#19 Mar 27, 2011
None of you really know what went on behind closed doors. yes piscatway has drug dealings but so does every other town and dont say a town is perfect cause its not. you'd be living in a dream world. piscataway is great school i graduated in 2008 and there where fights and stuff like that but thats normal only and old scenile man would say something like that so go talk about some other town you have no idea wtf ur talking about
#20 Apr 8, 2012
Your an idiot, correct your grammar and use better sentence structure. Edjucated? Your so feeble minded.
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The beleaguered clothing firm Country Road is making a last-ditch attempt to regain some of the ground it has lost to competitors since it opened 30 years ago.
Gone are the monochromatic clothes and the logo that has been a retail landmark since 1974. In its place are lines in myriad colours, price cuts of up to 20 per cent and funky T-shirts and skirts.
Next week a "concept" store will open at Bondi Junction, the blueprint for all future openings.
After several revamps, this one had to work, said Country Road's chief executive, Ian Moir.
"I think that the shopper doesn't have the patience for us not to change. Our research says they want fashionability and they want it now."
In the 1980s and early '90s, when country style was in, the company set trends. Now it is hard pressed to follow them. Since it started as a shirt label, a host of smaller brands such as Morrissey, Alannah Hill and Wayne Cooper have sprung up to chip away at its share.
Annual profits are a mere $2 million, down from a high of $16 million 10 years ago, and one of its two main shareholders, Solomon Lew's Australian Retail Investments, recently demanded to know when the chief executive would stop discounting and if this year's profit targets would be met.
A marketing consultant, Ross Honeywill, of the Centre for Customer Strategy, said: "I think that unless this relaunch has a positive effect then I can't see the market or the customer's patience lasting beyond this coming financial year.
"The brand has been directionless for long enough." Apart from a range of clothes aimed at shoppers in their mid-20s, it will try to lure back those customers, now 35 and over, who grew up with Country Road's signature bags and embroidered T-shirts.
"We call them the lost customers," Mr Moir said. "They should and could be shopping with us ... but we let the brand grow old. We became too conservative in our colours and styling."
Kirstie Clements, editor of Vogue Australia, believes there is still a place for Country Road because, unlike the US, which has brands such as Abercrombie & Fitch and J Crew, no one does stylish basics well.
"Shoppers need to know that they can go there and find the perfect knit, a lovely white shirt or classic slacks. There is so much fashion around you need to be able to go somewhere to get the basic classics - and that's where they fit in."


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William Grassie has a bachelor's degree in political science and international relations from Middlebury College and a doctorate in religion from Temple University. He has taught in a variety of positions at Temple University, Swarthmore College, and the University of Pennsylvania. Prior to graduate school, he worked for 10 years in international relations and conflict resolution in Washington, D.C., Jerusalem, Berlin, and Philadelphia. He is the recipient of a number of academic awards and grants from the American Friends Service Committee, the Roothbert Fellowship, and the John Templeton Foundation. In 2007–2008, he served as a Senior Fulbright Fellow in the department of Buddhist studies at the University of Peradeniya in Kandy, Sri Lanka. He is the author of The New Sciences of Religion: Exploring Spirituality from the Outside In and Bottom Up (Palgrave Macmillian, 2010) and a collection of essays, Politics by Other Means: Science and Religion in the 21st Century (Metanexus, 2010). He has also edited two volumes: Advanced Methodologies in the Scientific Study of Religion and Spirituality (Metanexus, 2010) and H+/-Transhumanism and Its Critics (Metanexus, 2010) with Gregory Hansell. For more information, go to www.grassie.net.
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David Christian is by training a historian of Russia and the Soviet Union, but since the 1980s he has become interested in world history on very large scales. He has written on the social and material history of the 19th-century Russian peasantry, in particular on aspects of diet and the role of alcohol. In 1989, he began teaching courses on "Big History," surveying the past on the largest possible scales, including those of biology and astronomy. His book Maps of Time: An Introduction to Big History has been called "the single-best introduction to science and history from the Big Bang to the 21st Century." He is a member of the Australian Academy of the Humanities. Over the next few years, he will also be working with the support of Bill Gates to create an online course in "Big History" for high school students.
Edward J. Devinney Jr. is a visiting professor of astronomy and astrophysics at Villanova University. He is widely known for the "Wilson/Devinney" computer code for binary star light-curve analysis used by scores of astronomers. He has a bachelor's degree in physics from LaSalle University, with a minor in both philosophy and religion, and a doctorate in astronomy and astrophysics from the University of Pennsylvania. He spent 10 years working in the Florida university system, including two as a National Academy of Sciences Senior Postdoctoral Fellow at NASA Goddard Space Center. He then spent nine years with Siemens U.S. research labs as head of the artificial intelligence department and chief scientist. He spun out a high-technology company from Siemens and served seven years as its CEO. His astronomical interests include instrumentation, observational aspects of solar eclipses, and binary stars, including black hole binaries, and he is also very interested in the philosophy of science.
One of America's leading cell biologists, Ursula Goodenough is a professor of biology at Washington University in St. Louis. She is the author of a widely used textbook, Genetics, and has served in a variety of national biomedical capacities, including on National Institutes of Health and National Science Foundation review panels. She also has served on the editorial boards of several professional journals, and in many positions in the American Society for Cell Biology, including the presidency. In addition, she is a past president of the Institute on Religion in an Age of Science. In her acclaimed book, The Sacred Depths of Nature, she offers a unique blend of modern science and spiritual meanings.
Thomas Campbell Jackson is the president of the Brandt Jackson Foundation, a private family foundation, based in New York City. He is also the president of Zeitblom Analytics, which consults on health policy issues. In addition, he serves on the board of overseers for Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health, the board of trustees for the Galen Institute, the board of directors for the Imagine Science Film Festival, the board of advisers for the Bellevue Literary Press, and the board of directors for Music for Life International. Previously, he served as the director of the Employee Health Benefits Program for the City of New York, managing a $1.75 billion benefits program for 1 million city employees, retirees, and dependents. He has a bachelor's degree in economics from Tufts University and a master's degree in public health from the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University.
Gerry Ohrstrom is a private investor in New York City. He is former vice chairman of G.L. Ohrstrom & Co., a private equity firm founded by his grandfather in the 1940s, and former chairman of the Ohrstrom Foundation, established by his grandfather in the 1950s. He is currently chairman of Vistan Corporation, a family holding company. He has served as chairman or director of numerous private companies and was a director of Carlisle Companies Inc. (NYSE) in the 1990s. In the 1980s, he worked in corporate finance at Bear Stearns & Co., and prior to that he worked at manufacturing companies in Michigan and Germany. In recent years, Ohrstrom has spent much of his time in the nonprofit sector, principally in scientific research, science education, and public policy. He serves or has served as a director of the Reason Foundation, the Property and Environment Research Center, Africa Fighting Malaria, the International Policy Network, the Gruter Institute, the American Council on Science and Health, the Museum of the Rockies, the Booker T. Washington Learning Center, and the Yellowstone Park Foundation. He is also a member of the Intelligence Squared U.S. Foundation board and the virtual advisory board of its debate series. From 2008-2010 he served as co-chairman of the President's Council at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.
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While reading this issue, you may notice that one topic comes up in several of the articles: the significant impact of government regulations on home building.
Siding is not just a cosmetic part of a home; it is heavily related to insulation, energy efficiency, and keeping moisture from damaging the home's structure. New advances in both siding and insulation in recent years have greatly increased the potential for energy conservation in homes.


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Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly Docklands hotel in Melbourne Central Business District, walk to Melbourne Aquarium
Popular property highlights
This family-friendly Docklands hotel is located in the entertainment district, within a 15-minute walk of Melbourne Aquarium and Etihad Stadium. Eureka Tower and Bourke Street Mall are also within 1 mi (2 km).
Hotel Features
This smoke-free hotel features a restaurant, an indoor pool, and a fitness center. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a spa tub, and a sauna are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 95 rooms feature kitchens with refrigerators, ovens, stovetops, and microwaves. Pillowtop beds and sitting areas are standard, as are LCD TVs with cable channels.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to an indoor pool, Quest Grand Hotel Melbourne provides a spa tub, a sauna, and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Event facilities measuring 118 square feet (11 square meters) include a meeting room. This Victorian hotel also offers a library, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) is offered to guests. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
Quest Grand Hotel Melbourne is a smoke-free property.
- Indoor pool
- Sauna
- Spa tub
- Fitness facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- 24-hour front desk
- Porter/bellhop
- Express check-out
- Number of floors - 6
- Elevator/lift
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Express check-in
- Free WiFi
- Airport transportation
- Computer station
- Luggage storage
- Garden
- Total number of rooms - 95
- Laundry facilities
- Library
- One meeting room
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Terrace
- Conference space size (meters) - 11
- Year Built 1880
- Pool sun loungers
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference space size (feet) - 118
- Smoke-free property
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Kitchen
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- DVD player
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( AUD 27.50 per 24-hour period ), Wired internet access ( AUD 27.50 per 24-hour period )
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- DVD player
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Separate sitting area
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Kitchen
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- In-room massage available
- Slippers
- Shower only
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Electric kettle
- Oven
- Portable fan
- Cable TV service
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Designer toiletries
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Heating
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
- Dishwasher
- Stovetop
- Room service (limited hours)
- Pillowtop mattress
Where to Eat
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 11 AM.
RAB Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in Mediterranean cuisine and serves breakfast and dinner. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
Nearby Activities
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a sauna and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 11 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for AUD 55.0 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Noise-free rooms not guaranteed
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between AUD 10 and AUD 30 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: AUD 27.50 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Fee for in-room wired Internet: AUD 27.50 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Airport shuttle fee: AUD 29 per person (roundtrip)
- Airport shuttle fee per child: AUD 18.00 (roundtrip), (from 0 to 18 years old)
- Valet parking fee: AUD 35 per night (in/out privileges)
- Rollaway bed fee: AUD 55.0 per night
- Onsite credit card charges are subject to a surcharge
Hotel Name
- Grand Melbourne
- Grand Hotel MGallery Collection
- Grand Melbourne MGallery Collection
- Grand MGallery Collection
- Grand Hotel Melbourne MGallery Collection
- Grand Hotel Melbourne MGallery by Sofitel
- Grand Hotel Melbourne MGallery Sofitel
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- Grand Hotel Melbourne
- Quest Grand Hotel
- Quest Grand Melbourne
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Children 11 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Construction is underway at a neighboring building and there may be noise disturbance from the construction work.


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Fishing for free? Yes, with the Take Me Fishing trailer
Want to fish without the fuss? Let Fish and Game help
PRESTON, Idaho - Fishing is certainly popular in Eastern Idaho, but it's not for everyone. And while some people have never even been fishing, Idaho Fish and Game is hoping to change that with the Take Me Fishing trailer.
"There are a lot of kids that spend a lot of time indoors and we're just kind of trying to show them it's OK to say, 'Let's go fishing, let's do something outside,'" said Bryan Glass, one of the Fish and Game employees working with the trailer.
The Take Me Fishing trailer travels throughout all of Eastern Idaho, making fishing stops about four times a week. The two employees with the trailer show people the ropes and provide any and all equipment for them to use to fish for a bit.
"We can take care of the entire process, which makes it easier for people to come out and be in the outdoors," said David Losinski, the other Take Me Fishing trailer employee. "Sometimes fishing can be a burden and people don't like spending money on licenses if they don't know if they're going to enjoy it. This is a good way to get people out fishing for free."
All you need to do is sign up with them at the trailer on the day you want to fish. That acts as a license to fish while you're with them. Both the employees, also avid fishermen, say to not give up your first time fishing if you don't catch anything. It takes some skill knowing what bait is best for what fish and even what type fishing is best for you.
"It's a combination of being patient, sticking with things, but also trying out new things," Losinski said. "Finding that balance can be the most difficult part of fishing, typically."
For future dates of where the Take Me Fishing trailer will be and when, follow this link to the Fish and Game website: bit.ly/1xpWMqn


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My laptop has a coderetreat.org sticker on it. I may have picked it up at #codemash.
Does anyone know where I can order some to give out at my upcoming event?
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I am sure a place like StickerMule.com would be happy to create CodeRetreat stickers.
If we all combined (a pool) we could wave one, very large order in front of a sticker vendor for use at ALL the events (at least across the USA).


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How to say final goodbyes
Just over a month ago, James O'Loghlin spoke to 46-year-old Keith Bunker, who was diagnosed with liver cancer. He and wife, Helen, spoke about how this has altered their lives, including some surprising upsides.
Since then, Keith and his family have visited England, to see family and exchange what might very well be final goodbyes.
Listen to Keith speak with frankness and the odd spot of humour about jetlag, stopping chemotherapy, revisiting where he grew up in England, and future treatment options.


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Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Celebrate the End of Ramadan
As the end of Ramadan approaches, Muslims world wide prepare for the festival of Eid-ul-Fitr (Festival of Fast-Breaking). After a month of fasting, spiritual cleansing, and charity, Muslims will celebrate Eid-ul-Fitr on September 20th. During this festival, families get together, share meals, wear new clothes, and exchange gifts to commemorate the occasion.
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Need more power
I'm not looking for it run like a sport's car, but I would like to drive a little more power. I just bought it, a '92 YJ w/ 163,000 miles 4.0, I6, automatic. It rides on 31 x10.5. I'm by no means a mechanic, but pick up things pretty good. PO, I don't really know what all he did. He probably just put bigger tires on. I know that having the bigger than stock tires will decrease power. I do believe all else is stock parts. No upgrades, other than the air filter. It's I believe, says JL, and looks like a cone air filter. So here's my question, What can I do to get more power? Money is somewhat tight, but I love the Jeep and want it right. So within reason, what can I do to add more power.
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Port the TB, it's a cheap mod if you have the tools to do it.
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Hello, several cheap and easy upgrades are first and foremost a tune-up with the E3 plugs, new cap, rotor, and wires, upgrade your battery cable's, and switching over to synthetic oils. You can run a standard plug with a cooler rating plug but put a tighter gap and index it to the intake port. There's Air Raid throttle body spacer's and an after market exhaust's. Remember when you do anything to upgrade either intake or exhaust you need to choose to do both or else you lose out on the upgrade. Throw in a couple or ounces of Lucas upper end cylinder treatment and maybe check the serpentine belt and all the hoses. Belt slippage will causes power loss and may not be noticeable. Old hoses don't reatian the heat as well and don't allow for correct flow charecteristics. Any more help just ask.
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Thanks for the info. I will start from the beginning and see what happens. Thank you.
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A colleague of mine has a data file with family income and family size for a large sample, with real family income for each of a series of years, in the wide format, e.g., something like:
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with family sizes and family incomes recorded for about 20 different year, not at fixed intervals.
He needs to create a poverty status indicator corresponding to each year, based on a 2 dimensional table giving poverty thresholds for each value of year and family size. All the ways I can imagine doing this seem relatively clumsy. (Among other things, I thought about ways of doing this with a matrix but they would require using the value of the family size variable as an index into the matrix, which is beyond my ken.)
I also considered something involving reshape and merge, but that seemed awkward as well.
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It is a marvellous thing, the eradication of fascism. Apart from ending torture, the taking of political prisoners and the worship of short, fat men in military uniforms, it enables a country to turn the world's view of it completely around. So it is that we now take it for granted that Spain should be represented by poised contemporary design and cuisine, when a generation ago its image was formed by plastic bulls and Manuel in Fawlty Towers. The long transformation, via the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, the films of Almodóvar, and the fabled alchemical concoctions of El Bulli, is complete.
If Generalissimo Franco had cast his succession in his own likeness, in other words, El Pirata Detapas would not now be standing in Westbourne Grove, at least not with its darkly elegant interior and its completely charming and relaxed staff. A Spanish restaurant in London would be a more lugubrious and burdened place.
As with the country, so it is with its small tasty dishes. Not that long ago tapas in London were objects of dread. Pasty lumps were daubed in red gunk and called patatas bravas; bits of squid were served that brought to mind a Nigel Slater tale about losing a condom in a tray of seafood salad. The sparkling seas from which crustacea might be freshly drawn seemed very distant, as did thyme-scented hillsides snuffled by pigs on their way to becoming ham.
Now there are at least a dozen places in London where the tapas are good-to-exceptional, including Fino off Charlotte Street, Dehesa off Carnaby Street, the estimable Brindisa, Iberica on Great Portland Street and Cambio de Tercio in Old Brompton Road. There is also El Pirata in Mayfair, from which the Westbourne Grove version has sprung. Tending to slightly greater elaboration than the Spanish originals, these places nonetheless offer the snap and precision tapas should have, as opposed to the sludginess it should not.
El Pirata Detapas is not, then, a radically new concept, but an iteration of something that has already worked its way into London's culinary DNA. It offers, arrayed in crisp lower case type across two pages of A5 menu, a judicious mixture of the familiar — padron peppers, chorizo, prawns in olive oil, garlic and chilli — with sallies into sophistication, such as an octopus carpaccio with mandarin caviar, capers and paprika.
It also offers slow-roasted pork belly with red wine, pear and parsnip purée, which happens to combine most of my favourite foodstuffs (bar, luckily, peanut butter) in one dish. In theory, it could have been like the mythical classical statue, much discussed by Renaissance artists, that combined the best body parts from several different models to create the perfect figure. In practice it didn't quite hit these heights, but it was still satisfying and, given the ingredients, remarkably light.
Other dishes fell just short of the succulent taste explosions that they seemed to promise. The octopus dish, which might have released little bursts of citrus and hotness, was surprisingly neutral. Endives came with a marvellously aerated cheese foam, but were themselves fractionally tired —awed, it seemed, by their frothily glamorous companion. Tortilla came nicely runny but slightly lacking flavour. Chicken in onions and garlic sauce and asparagus with manchego were both fine.
At Sunday lunchtime it was less busy than you might have thought. Perhaps the residents of W11 were all down at their country estates, or perhaps put off by the rain, bucketing down in a way not reminiscent of La Mancha or Andalusia. There was also a feeling that the place might come alive at night, a feeling supported by a drinks list that offers 11 cocktails and 13 liqueurs, but only three sherries.
Stella and Jasmine, both 11 years old, argued for an additional star on my rating on the basis of their deep appreciation of a dessert of chocolate brownies and saffron toffee, and of outstanding fruit juice cocktails, but, with rare firmness, I resisted. Once, when good tapas were rare, one might have raved, but now other places seem better. There isn't quite the zing of Brindisa or the assurance of Fino.
Yet the staff were five-star: friendly, helpful, tactful, dignified but unstuffy, seemingly taking pleasure in their work and readily bringing jugs of tap water charged with lemon, lime and mint. The combination of people, place, ambience and decent-if-not-world-beating food, makes this a very nice spot for a leisurely meal. We left happy and relaxed, which is surely the main point of eating out. And tapas work well with children, as the range of dishes satisfies the Jesuitical exactitude with which their palates accept or reject different foods.
Nor is El Pirata Detapas overly expensive. It offers a £9 lunch menu, including a drink, and if you go off the set menu and splurge on the fancier dishes, plus dessert and coffee, you will end up paying £20-£25 each. I strongly believe that journalists should take a vow not to mention the recession except when absolutely necessary, but having got this far I have to say that if you want the joy of food without spending too much, it's hard to beat tapas.
If necessary you and your friends can huddle round a £4 plate of anchovies and still get something from the eating-out experience. Or you can construct a bonsai Roman orgy of many dishes and still have enough shillings to clunk into the gas meter for another week. With this ability to offer bites of luxury in hard times, the blooming of the London tapas business isn't over yet.
El Pirata De Tapas
Westbourne Grove, London, W2 4UP


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Melt Proof Makeup
The mercury rose to as high as 41 degrees this Summer, with humidity levels capable of wilting souls, plants and of course – makeup. On such days, I wish I didn't have to go into the office & would rather work from home makeup-free wearing whatever I feel like.
Whilst I am thankful for my (now) good skin, unfortunately a lot of work goes into making my eyes look awake & bringing my eyebrows to life. I have tried going into work without much eye makeup before (ie. concealer & eyeliner only, no eye contouring), but a colleague who lacks verbal tact asked me if something was wrong with my eyes. I guess if I ever want to fake a sickie, I know now that my makeup-free eyes make a convincing alibi.
When it comes to heat-proofing my makeup, I don't actually skip the number of products, instead I select dry-touch or lightweight formulas that will defy the temptation to wilt on me & keep me looking polished.
- SPF: It goes without saying that sunscreen is a must, and I use Invisible Zinc Face & Body as physical sunscreens are the only formulas that don't break me out.
- Primer: I only dot a small amount of Estee Lauder Illuminating & Perfect Primer on T-zone and cheekbones. The formula is so lightweight you won't feel a thing & adds a glow.
- Dry Touch BB Cream: Skinfood Mushroom BB Cream is semi-matte for my dry skin type, and the yellow tones add warmth for a summer complexion. Avoid ashy BB cream shades especially in summer.
- Concealer: I apply the minimum amount I can get away with & feather off any excess on my lash line (upper & lower) with a cotton tip. For spot concealing, the dry waxy texture of Laura Mercier Secret Camouflage will keep acne scars & pigmentation under wraps, but I am still in search for a longer lasting under-eye concealer.
- Finishing Spray: As I don't like setting makeup with powder (it looks aging on dry skin), I finish with Skindinavia 10 Years Younger on normal days, but switch to Skindinavia Makeup Finishing Spray on extra humid days to set my base and concealer.
- Primer: My bulgey eye shape doesn't help when it comes to eye makeup smudging, so I always need a heavy duty eyelid primer. What I like about bareMinerals Brightening Pearl Eyelid Primer is that it provides amazing grip without feeling cakey, and provides a subtle shimmery canvas for eyeshadow.
- Liquid shadow: Once the temperature rises above 35 degrees, I ditch powder shadow & switch to Clinique Lid Smoothie Antioxidant 8-Hour Eye Colour using #02 Cashew Later (flesh toned) as a base, and #11 Currant Affair (plummy taupe) to contour to make my eyes look deeper & less puffy. Unlike other cream shadows that can feel heavy & tacky, Lid Smoothie is as lightweight as souffle and can be layered on to provide a wash of colour that stays put.
- Eyeliner: I previously blogged about the best long lasting eyeliners & so far my favourite is THREE Flash Performance Eyeliner Pencil.
- Mascara: The only mascara that defies gravity for my straight lashes is Majolica Majorca Lash Enamel Glamour Volume On. Its waxy formula is best for short thin lashes, it's more volumising than lengthening & won't melt.
- I prep my lips with Bobbi Brown Lip Balm SPF15 whilst I'm applying makeup, and once I'm in the office I apply YSL Glossy Lip Stain #15 as it's too hot for anything but a lightweight and moisturising tint of colour.
Do you wear makeup even when it's scorching hot?
(and more importantly, have you ever skipped makeup to fake looking sick?)
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No I don't wear makeup when it's scorching hot- but I don't have to worry about that now, since here in the northern US it's about -10 Fahrenheit.
Oh, up here in the northern US we're used to it. Can't even think about spring till April, and you guys are in the middle of summer. I'm more than a little jealous. Can't wait until I have to think about waterproof.
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"Buffalo Bore loads their ammunition up to maximum SAAMI specifications, which delivers devastating performance on a wide range of game. Please note that this ammunition is not intended for older guns. It is made for modern firearms only, as some of the ammunition could damage older and weaker firearms. This ammunition is new production, non-corrosive, in boxer primed, reloadable brass cases."
If the 380 is SAAMI spec at 21,500 PSI, and BB is 22,500 that's one thing. but if they are at 25,500, that might be something completely different. I just wish they would say how much + we are talking about.
A 38 jumps about 3,000 PSI for +P, and it looks like 9mm jumps about 2,500. I'd like to say I feel safe in the assumption that BB uses similar math to work up a 380+P, but it's nothing but conjecture.
I use Corbon 90 gr. jhps in my Ruger LCP at about 950 fps, anything hotter than that makes me nervous. I do think that a Sig or Walther would handle the Buffalo Bore loads with aplomb.
I often carry a Sig P232 with an alternating mix of BB HP and hardcast flat nose. Seems like a good combo for defense to me. I have shot a few rounds of each in practice. But, practice with other ammo.Found it to be accurate and the + definately feels more than regular ammo. I have a 40 cal Sig 239 when I can dress enough to cover .
Again - Ruger specifically says not to use over-pressure ammo in the LCP. If you want to try it in an all-steel gun, that's on you.
Rather than trying to make the .380 into something that it isn't, the simple solution to getting better penetration with a .380 is to use FMJ ammo.
On GoldenLoki, .380 FMJ out of the short P3at barrel got 16-17 inches of penetration. That betters the FBI standard of 12" minimum, with 15" desired.
FMJ has killed lots of folks. Are JHPs better? Yes, but not by much. The IWBA ran the numbers in the great 9mm vs .45 debate, and the larger caliber has only a 4-7% greater chance of nicking something vital (major artery, heart, spine, brain) that the smaller caliber just barely misses. The same should hold true for .380 FMJ vs a .380 expanded JHP.
And remember, an expanded JHP that does not penetrate to reach anything vital is no good to you.
And please do not start with energy transfer, hydrostatic shock, temporary wound cavities, or other such theories of terminal effects with handgun ammunition. High velocity rifle ammo - yes; handgun ammo - no.
It sounds boring, but it really is all about shot placement and penetration to the vitals. Expansion (or caliber) is nice, but not at the expense of getting good, fast hits that penetrate. Snappy ammo that kicks hard is not conducive to getting multiple good hits at speed.
In .380 I use FMJ, and I find I can control my LCP just fine and put the rounds where they need to go quickly enough. JMHO, YMMV.
Finally, .380 FMJ costs less than the exotic stuff, which allows for more practice and more skill.
It's not meant to be range ammo! It's meant to be used in that (maybe) once-in-a-lifetime incident where you have to protect yourself, most likely at point-blank range.
So go out and blast away with some Blazer ammo. Then put the BB in the mag and put the gun in your pocket. Save the big blaster for that rainy day.
I don't carry, or even own a .380, so I've got no dog in this fight...but, that seems like a very bad idea to me.
First off, I personally would want to run at bare minimum a couple boxes of a chosen carry load just to make certain my pistol likes it...and that's regardless of caliber. If it's punishing to shoot...odds are that little doubt will be niggling away at the back of your mind when that "rainy day" comes, and you could be darn well flinching for that first shot.
Second off, the OP said that the recoil is considerably higher; I would think this is going to have a negative effect on follow-up shots, both in speed and accuracy--and since in a smaller caliber pistol follow up shots are all that much more important...this would be, as they say, a Very Bad Thing.
Just my thoughts on it.
Sorry but if you read your owners info the P3at is the ONLY of the "mouse guns" that can use +P ammo and it says not to use only +P. thats why I got one, my Kel has about 200 B.B. +P rounds with no issue It is better to have the 9 round Mag eaiser to hold the recoil. Why is it that so many people use +P in guns that are not built for them and then complain???:aargh4: You should be happy it didn't blow up your gun. READ and stay safe:smile:. I Wish the Ruger could use them I am a Ruger fan.
BB was the preferred SD round out of my Sig P238 which absorbed recoil very well for a .380
I use BB +P in my P3AT Kel BUT as a ruger fan I checked them out first and the only "mouse gun" I can find that say you can use +P in them is the P3AT. Be safe and check you owners manual before using +P in ANY gun Just a thought.
My P3AT Loves them but with the longer Mag that gives a better hand hold for the extra recoil The 100 grain flat point is all I carry for CCW ammo.
Just look at the YouTube ballistic gel tests with Hornady FTX .380. Better penetration and expansion than the Gold Dots and I am a Gold Dot fan. The FTX is not designed to penetrate hard barriers and a lot of people make too much of that especially since the .380 round is not really a good barrier penetrator anyway. Perhaps with FMJ you would get some penetration but little energy left once it penetrated. The FTX are also very accurate compared to other ammo whenever I read the results of gun tests that use various brands of ammo. They recoil less than most other ammo too making follow up shots much easier. Plus they are readily available locally at good prices. Everyone wants GD's because they are used by many Police departments and have street cred but that does not mean other ammo is not as effective or that GD are equally good in all calibers.


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Book A Night At This Homeless Hotel To Live Like People On The Street
In Sweden, you can go online and pay to book a nice spot on a bench or in a park, and find out how the other half lives. (But mostly to raise money for the homeless. You don't have to sleep outside if you don't want to.)
Want to sleep in a park with homeless residents of Gothenberg, Sweden? That'll be about $15.50 if you book a spot through the Faktum Hotels website. But since it's a park, your spot isn't guaranteed. Someone might have gotten there first.
Gothenberg–the country's second largest city–has about 3,400 homeless people living in its borders. At the time of writing, it's 14 degrees Fahrenheit in Gothenberg. It's not a pleasant place to be stuck outside. Swedish interactive agency Forsman and Bodenfors is raising awareness of the issue (and some cash) through a website for a fictitious hotel called Faktum that has locations throughout the city.
Go to the Faktum website and you'll be greeted with options to book 10 different "rooms" in the hotel's locations. These rooms include a spot in a park, an empty paper mill, a dilapidated cafe-like structure, a wharf, and a spot next to a football field. Each location comes with an inviting description. That football field? Why, it's within walking distance to the Swedish Exhibition Center. Bonus: In the winter, it's transformed into a "cozy rink."
The whole thing is actually a campaign to raise money for Faktum, a local street paper. Like many street rags, Faktum is worth a read (even through Google Translate)–the latest issue has articles about the Las Vegas tunnel people, a formerly homeless Swedish musician, and more.


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Last week, the Bulgarian government pulled the plug on its forth largest bank after one of the worst financial scandals in the country since the 1990s came to light. The Bulgarian central bank, after making attempts to rescue Corporate Commercial Bank, found that it was not feasible to save the bank and it was setting a wrong precedent for the future, apart from hurting the economy directly.
Last month, Bulgarian depositors made a run on the bank as reports of illegitimate deals struck between the bank and one of its largest shareholders, Tzvetan Vassilev, surfaced. In the audit review of the Corporate Commercial Bank, Bulgarian central bank found out that all the documentation backing loans worth 3.5 billion levs ($2.43 billion) out of CCB's total 5.4-billion-lev loan portfolio were missing, according to a Reuters report. The documentation is believed to have been destroyed a day before the central bank took over the bank's operations on Vassilev's order.
"We cannot continue to fill a barrel without a bottom, as the wise Bulgarian people say, and we cannot nationalize Corporate Commercial Bank in its current state, as we announced before the results of the audit," the Bulgarian central bank said. "The results of the review of Corporate Commercial Bank speaks, to put it mildly, about actions incompatible with the law and good banking practices," the central bank said.
The Bulgarian central bank, before the audit, tried to reach out to other prominent shareholders to see if a rescue plan could be worked out after bank run led to one fifth of deposits being withdrawn in a span of couple of days. After these attempts failed, Plan B was to nationalize the bank by getting two institutions to recapitalize CCB. But the audit reports suggested, that was not feasible either. The decision was made to let the bank fail.


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More power to ya darlin' - have at it! I just don't have anything that
exotic in my yard. My extras are cannas, four o'clocks and like that.
You GO girl!
---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: "Kitty Morrissy" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Reply-To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Date: Thu, 24 Apr 2003 23:30:53 -0500
>Chris, Donna, Pam,
>It's not that I'm greedy - I do give plants away, but I don't know enough
>people to give all of these to. As I said, many are quite ordinary and the
>gardeners I do know probably already have them.
>What doesn't sell I can take to the Extension Office for our MG plant sale
>on May 17. But there's no way I want to lug all of this over there! It
>took enough out of me just lugging it from the back yard to the front!
>I usually make about $600 on plants and $100 on other odds and ends. This
>at least helps support my gardening habit. And it's a great way to meet
>other people who enjoy the plants. Many of the same people return each
>year and tell me how their plants are doing.
>My neighborhood association always has its annual sale the last Saturday in
>April, as do many of the surrounding neighborhoods. The timing just works
>out perfectly to sell plants. We advertise and have signs up at the
>entrances, so the traffic is pretty good.
>BTW - when I typed my list, it was a LIST, not one long run-on paragraph as
>it came back to me. I even used italics, but didn't receive that way.
>Sorry if it was difficult to read. I don't know if hort.net changes it or
>if Earthlink changes it.
>> [Original Message]
>> From: Pamela J. Evans <firstname.lastname@example.com>
>> To: <firstname.lastname@example.com>
>> Date: 4/24/2003 9:52:02 PM
>> Subject: Re: [CHAT] Plant Sale
>> Have mercy Kitty - that should be quite a success!
>> I must be a dunce, I give all my extras away - LOL
>> you GO girl!
>> Pam
>> ---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
>> From: "Kitty Morrissy" <email@example.com>
>> Reply-To: email@example.com
>> Date: Thu, 24 Apr 2003 21:16:24 -0500
>> >Well, my annual plant sale is Saturday. I just dragged everything to the
>> >front today, sorted, counted. Will tag them tomorrow. I had my house
>> >appraised this morning and the appraiser bought $20 worth. Some plants
>> >I have several of - a few as many as 19, but also some singles. Many are
>> >quite commonplace, but a few are not easy to find locally. Here's the
>> >list:Astrantia major Pink Symphony, MasterwortLamium mac Beacon's Silver,
>> >Spotted DeadnettleMentha x piperita, Chocolate MintGalium odoratum, Sweet
>> >WoodruffAquilegia hybrids, ColumbineVinca minor, Myrtle or
>> >East FrieslandHesperis matronalis, Dame's RocketLysimachia punctata,
>> >Whorled LoosestrifeCoreopsis tripteris, Tall TickseedMyosotis sylvatica,
>> >Forget Me NotGeranium phaeum Sambor, Mourning WidowHemerocallis Crown
>> >Royal, Purple DaylilyHemerocallis fulva, Tawny DaylilyPhysostegia
>> >virginiana, Obedient PlantAnemone tomentosa Robustissima, Grapeleaf
>> >AnemoneFilipendula venusta, Queen of the PrairiePaeonia Coral & Gold,
>> >Peony hybridCentaurea montana, Mountain BluetAstilbe x arendsii, False
>> >SpireaArtemisia lactiflora Guizhou, White MugwortFern- probably
>> >AthyriumCorydalis lutea, FumewortViburnum carlesii, Koreanspice
>> >vulgaris, LilacIlex x meserveae, Blue HollyDeutzia gracilis Nikko,
>> >Slender DeutziaTeucrium chaemadrys, Wall GermanderXanthoceras sorbifolia,
>> >Popcorn TreePrunus x cistena, Purple Leaf Sand CherryTricyrtis hirta,
>> >Toad LilyHeuchera Bressingham hybrid, Coral BellsGeranium pratense Victor
>> >Reiter, Meadow CranesbillGeranium pratense Splish Splash, Meadow
>> >CranesbillGernium sanguineum, Bloody CranesbillGeranium sanguineum var
>> >striatum, Lancaster GeraniumHepatica nobilis, LiverwortHeuchera
>> >americana, Alum RootTellima Forest Frost, Fringe CupsHosta sieboldii
>> >ElegansHosta Fold StandardViola sorroria Freckles, Woolly Blue
>> >babradorica, Labrador ViletAnemone sylvestris, Snowdrop WindflowerChelone
>> >obliqua, TurtleheadOrnithogalum umbellatum , Star of BethlehemTrumpet
>> >LiliesAsiatic LiliesBelamcanda chinensis, Blackberry LilyPlatycodon
>> >grandiflorum, Balloon FlowerLinaria purpurea Canon J Went,
>> >pyramidalis, Chimney BellflowerFilipendula vulgaris, DropwortFilipendula
>> >venusta, Queen of the PrairieArtemisia Oriental Limelight, Variegated
>> >MugwortPerovskia atriplicifolia Longin, Russian SagePulsatilla vulgaris,
>> >Pasque FlowerKnautia macedonica, Wood ScabiousVeronica incana, Silver
>> >SpeedwellVeronica spicata Blue Bouquet, Spiked SpeedwellEchinacea
>> >purpurea, Purple Coneflower, some species, some BravadoDigitalis
>> >grandiflorus? , Perennial FoxgloveDianthus Desmond, CarnationEuphorbia
>> >polychroma, Cushion SpurgeBlue Bearded IrisAnemone virginiana,
>> >ThimbleweedPennisetum setaceum Rubrum, Purple Fountain
>> >dyerianus, Persian ShieldTulbaghia fragransSociety Garlic, Hippeastrum,
>> >AmaryllisAgapanthus praecoxSolenostemon, ColeusMirabilis jalapa, Marvel
>> >of PeruLedebouria socialis, Silver SquillZantedeschia, Calla
>> >Goldfish Plant Kitty
>> >
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>> >message text UNSUBSCRIBE GARDENCHAT
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>> Kemp TX/zone 8A
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