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heres a simple trunk board I made for a 71 nova, put carpet in the trunk and on the board I used closed cell foam and did the bowtie cutout, added some lil chrome accents, black stripes and a new Nova emblem the owner had, he was thrilled with the outcome...... also installed his headliner, turned out great also
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Bro...that looks so SWEET! Awesome work. I can build an engine and do the mechanical crap...but I dont have the amazing skills to create something like that. Where you located...may need some of your creative genious for some of my projects. VERY NICE!
Thanks dude !!!! but yes, you can..... I do all the building of all my stuff and alot of other peoples stuff, and all this takes is a scrap piece of plywood or osb a yard of vinyl and a yard of closed cell foam some glue and a staple gun...... dont have to sew anything...... draw it out, keep it simple and go for it !!!! even if you mess up you havent wasted maybe 10 bucks worth of vinyl..... use cardboard to make a template for the wood and give it a try....... I have to remind myself of this rule ALOT....lol.....
K.I.S.S. = Keep It Simple Sir or in my case, keep it simple stupid! cause I catch myself going OVERBOARD on stuff alot........lol.... when most of the time, simple works best and is wayyyyyyyy easier.
I sure hope you're creating that stuff for show cars...if not, you're wasting your talent. You made it sound so easy I'm actually going to try and make a bed cover for my S15 with the direction you gave me. Just not sure how you get the design onto the cell foam. Any tips?
draw your design on the closed cell foam, cut it with a razor blade, pull it off the plywood, its easy dude! if I can do it, so can you !...... if I get time tomorrow, maybe I'll make a "how to" for ya so you can see
That would be great. I think I get the picture. this might be fun! I'm gonna go pick up some supplies tomorrow. Whats the worst that can happen? LOL
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Here's another way to do it. This is done basically the same way but has a contrasting color for the bowtie, and the bowtie is embedded in the package shelf. This is in a '53 Chevy.
I also did a black bowtie dan, but my sister came by and she was like me, she liked the recessed bowtie and just the black stripes, so thats what we went with, but dans right, it would good with a different colored bowtie, makes it look embossed too...... I have one in my chevelle that the board is black, with red stripes and a red bowtie, but the bowtie is made of plywood and just wrapped and screwed in from the back and the red stripes were sewn in
Dan, Thats sweet too. I'm going to try it myself. You guys make it sound easy enough, but I'll bet it'll take me a little practice to get it right. Lots of areas to practice on though...but if I can get it right it will certainly add value to my ride. Thanks for the great tips.
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Born Nov. 12, 1940, she was a native of Waynesville.
Preceding Polly in death are her parents, the Rev. Lester Poteate and Hilda Poteate, Hazelwood, North Carolina.
Mrs. Cooper is survived by two sons, the Rev. John Cooper of Washington, North Carolina, Dan Cooper of Jacksonville, North Carolina, and one daughter; Kathy Cooper Clark of Phenix City, Alabama, three sisters; Loreen Mazzeo of Asheville, Barbara Bolen of Newport News, Virginia and Rita Lyman of Knoxville, Tennessee, as well as five grandchildren and three great-grand daughters.
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KHAN YOUNIS, Gaza Strip, Dec. 11 (Xinhua) -- Five Palestinian militants were killed and four Israeli soldiers wounded during a large-scale Israeli military operation in southern Gaza Strip, Palestinian medics and Israeli army said Tuesday.
Palestinian residents of al-Fakhari village, east of the southern Gaza Strip town of Khan Younis, said that 30 Israeli tanks, armored vehicles and bulldozers stormed the village at predawn in the day.
A wounded Palestinian is carried to a hospital after an Israeli air strike in the southern Gaza Strip Dec. 11, 2007.(Xinhua/AFP Photo)
Abu Tahha said that Israeli army tanks blocked the main road of Sallah el-Dein and isolated the two southern towns of Rafah and Khan Younis. They also prevented traffic and personal movement.
Israeli soldiers stormed dozens of houses in the village and detained at least 70 people, over the age of 18, among whom included the head of the village, said Abu Tahha.
He added that two areas, al Fakhari and al-O'mour, were completely under strict Israeli army closure, where residents were kept indoors while Israeli soldiers stormed houses and made rude searching.
Palestinian security sources said that the Israeli army tanks and bulldozers were backed by helicopters and drones, adding that several militant groups carried out a series of attacks with mortars and rocket-propelled grenades.
Palestinian Islamic Jihad militants attend the funeral of their comrade in Beit Hanun. (Xinhua/AFP Photo)
Witnesses said that an Israeli helicopter fired two missiles at a house under construction in the area, where a group of Islamic Jihad (Holy War) militants were holding up.
Kamal Musa, chief of public information in the European Hospital in southern Gaza Strip, said that three people were killed and a fourth one died later of his sustained wounds.
Palestinian medics in northern Gaza Strip said that another militant, with Islamic Jihad group, was also killed before dawn in an Israeli airstrike at a group of militants in northern Gaza town of Beit Hanoun.
A Jihad spokesman said the militant was killed during an exchange of fire between his movement's militants and Israeli soldiers stationed near the borders of the town.
Both Hamas armed wing al-Qassam Brigades and Jihad's armed wing Saraya al-Quds claimed responsibility for launching dozens of homemade mortar shells at the invading Israeli army forces.
"They (the Israelis) believe that such operations will harm the resistance and weaken it, but they are mistaken, our people are so strong and resistance would continue to confront the occupation," said Hamas spokesman in Gaza Fawzi Barhoum.
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Hawke's Bay's 2012 apple harvest has the smallest fruit in living memory, says Agfirst consultant John Wilton.
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"Normally, they have to wait around for colour. They put on about 10 grams a week, so if you harvest a bit early that's 10 grams you miss out on."
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Urgency, cooperation, and persistent management are needed among producers, processors, government officials, and scientists while solutions are developed and implemented to combat the citrus greening disease threatening Florida citrus production, says a new report from the National Research Council. Requested by the Florida Department of Citrus, the report lays out a strategic plan to control citrus greening and develop a comprehensive solution to diseases that damage citrus crops.
First detected in Florida in 2005, citrus greening is a deadly bacterial disease that affects all citrus varieties and is spread by an insect, the Asian citrus psyllid. Trees infected with the disease have yellow shoots; blotchy leaf color; reduced amount of fruit; and fruits that are abnormally small, lopsided, or "off" in flavor. After infection, the first symptoms may appear in six to 18 months, with relatively fast progression of the disease throughout an orchard. As the severity of the disease increases, citrus yield drops and could make the orchard's production uneconomical in seven to 10 years after planting. The committee that wrote the report found that citrus greening and measures taken to control it reduced Florida orange juice production by several percent by 2008, and losses will likely increase.
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Until these approaches can be implemented, the report lays out other high-priority actions that could sustain citrus production, including:
The committee also found that greater use of insecticide sprays, as currently required for successful suppression of the Asian citrus psyllid population, runs the risk of the insect developing resistance to the insecticides, the number of beneficial insects decreasing, and the groundwater being contaminated. More information on Asian citrus psyllid behavior and citrus greening disease are needed to improve the insect's suppression, and research should aim to develop alternative Asian citrus psyllid management strategies.
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On April 10, seniors from Central Haywood High School enjoyed a night on the town with dinner and a show.
The group, chaperoned by Colleen Marks and Amber Shive, English teachers, dined at Luella's Barbecue restaurant on Merrimon Avenue. After dinner, they went to the Belk Theater on UNCA's campus to watch the theatre department's spring production of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream."
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A team of researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE's) Argonne National Laboratory is using nanomaterials to improve the energy efficiency of existing single-pane windows in commercial and residential buildings.
The team was recently awarded a $3.1 million grant from DOE's Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) to develop a technology that could help achieve that goal. The nanofoam the team is developing – known as a nanocellular composite with super thermal insulation and soundproofing – uses gas bubbles less than 100 nanometers in diameter to block the transfer of heat and sound through glass windows while allowing visible light to pass through and maintain a clarity similar to normal windows.
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Police officers opened fire on a man at a rural property in the state's north overnight after a Taser shot was unable to stop him from coming at them with a knife and a crossbow.
Residents at the property on Billirimba Road, Rocky River, about 30 kilometres from Tenterfield, called police about 8.10pm yesterday, reporting the man had confronted them with a knife.
The remote, commune-style property is run by an organisation called the School of Happiness.
Two officers went to the property and were also threatened by the man, acting Assistant Commissioner Geoff McKechnie said.
"Those confrontations included the use of a knife and a crossbow by the male person against police," he said.
"At some point in time our officers were forced to discharge their firearms.
"At least one of the officers was armed with a Taser. That Taser was deployed.
"It appears at the moment that the Taser deployment had little or no effect at all."
Mr McKechnie said "more than one" shot was fired.
He said there were up to a dozen people at the property at the time, which "may or may not be described as a commune".
Those residents were now assisting police with a critical incident investigation that is being led by the Homicide Squad to examine the shooting.
Mr McKechnie said the two officers were not hurt but were traumatised by the ordeal.
It appears at the moment that the Taser deployment had little or no effect at all.
"They've been spoken to by police throughout the night. At the moment they're resting," he said. "It's always a tragic set of circumstances when people lose their lives."
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The shooting comes three weeks after police shot and killed North Rocks man Darren Neill in the Westfield shopping centre in Parramatta.
A police inspector with nearly 15 years' experience shot and killed Mr Neill, 34, who was on parole, on Sunday, March 25.
Mr Neill had allegedly attacked him with a knife after a 40-minute police pursuit.
The pair allegedly struggled violently in a service corridor at the shopping centre.
It also comes just weeks after a Taser death cast the spotlight on police.
In the early hours of March 18, 21-year-old Brazilian student Roberto Laudisio Curti died after being Tasered by police in central Sydney.
Police re-enacted the incident in the CBD last week.
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This is a blog to chronicle this portion of the life of Staff Sgt. Jason Ross, my son, as he mends, after an I.E.D. explosion, on March 7, 2011, while serving his country in Afghanistan.
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
October 12, 2011
The trip around the floor was pretty normal, except that the wife of the Vice President came to the hospital today, and there were some extra people in the hall way. We did get to see her, though we didn't get a chance to speak with her. I guess since we made it known that Jason wanted to get out early this afternoon he wasn't put on the schedule of patients to visit. That's okay, Jason really needed to get out of his room today, he was getting a bit stir crazy. After making the laps we headed down to Physical Therapy to return a plate to MJ. As it was she was headed over to see another patient, so we delivered the plate but didn't visit with her too long. Karen Noel was there (another therapist) so we visited with her a few minutes longer. The next thing was to go see the other patient who has similar injuries as Jason, as it was requested that Jason talk to him and maybe answer some of his questions. I think it was a good visit and it made him feel better when Jason was explaining things. The funny part was that when we got to his room, it was the same patient that MJ was going to see. Funny how things happen like that sometimes.
Jason was on the prone cart for over three hours, and didn't take any extra pain meds. I was very pleased with this, and felt that he is deciding to cut back on some of the meds so he doesn't have to fight with it later on. The only thing we didn't get done today was an MRI that was requested by the doctors, and when I was getting ready to leave Jason's room we found out they wanted to do the MRI this evening, sometime after 23:00 (11:00PM). I'm not too sure about how happy Jason was with this, but he understands that it needs to be done.
Not much else going on today, Other than a visit from the CWO (Chief Warrant Officer) that Jason worked with when he was in dispersing, over in Okinawa. The visit was very much a surprise, and in a very good way. I think Jason was more impressed that the guy remembered him than anything else. It took Jason a while to recall working for him... kinda funny actually. They visited for about a half an hour and then he left. I took a couple of pictures and had him sign the Red Book, so Jason will be able to find him again, if need be.
Well, thank you all again, for your prayers and for keeping all of us in your thoughts and in your hearts. Things are getting better and we can see the proverbial light at the end of the tunnel. God Bless...
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Thank you, George, for keeping us posted on how our hero Jason is doing. Glad to hear he was able to get out and about today; I'm sure he's had quite a case of "cabin fever" being stuck in the hospital room for an extended period of time. It will be wonderful when he finally graduates to the next step on his journey and gets out of Bethesda. Love, hugs, and prayers continuously headed your way from the Roberts family in Joelton, Tennessee.ReplyDelete
Awesome news on the skin grafts and being so long the prone cart with less meds.ReplyDelete
It is always wonderful to experience the comraderie of the visits from other military personnel with which one has served. The visit from the CWO speaks to the impression Jason left with him vs what Jason's thoughts of his interactions at the time. A person never knows the impact they have on other people just being who they are in life.
Helping the other wounded is great for both. We empathize and imagine what they are going through, but only being with each other is there connection of the experience.
I expect sometime next week to have a meeting in Fredericksburg which 1/2 way from here to Bethesda. I intend to visit before Jason transfers to Balboa.
Just a coincidence, my husband graduated by Camp Lejune High School in Jacksonville. His father retired from the marines.
Thank you again for sharing your lives with us. I hope you continue the blog after Jason is discharged from Bethesda. I know I will wonder how all of you are doing.
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He must be having an off day, thought Ben as he passed the two guards and entered the room.
An Ensign looked up from behind a desk. "Professor Hillar?" she asked.
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searching for months, in that very large complex, it will be much more expedient for a large number of men to
start at the top and work toward the bottom."
Ben frowned slightly, but almost as if the Galaef were reading his mind, he said, "However, for the sake of
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Ben nodded his approval.
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face. It seemed to be directed toward the Galaef.
He wondered how he could be the only one to notice Thorne's attitude.
"They will be looking for two things, the power supply room and a man in a suspended animation chamber.
"I would like to know if you have any suggestions that may help in this search."
Ben considered the situation. "How many men will be searching?" he asked.
"Two thousand men will be shuttled to the complex. We have a systematic, computer-planned search that
they'll be following."
"Since you have that many men, I would start half of them searching from the top down and the other half
from the bottom up. If there is a man in a suspended animation chamber, they probably placed him deep in the
complex." He paused. "As far as the power supply room is concerned I could do no more than make a guess."
The Galaef looked pleased. "Thank you Professor. We'll let you know as soon as we find anything."
Assuming formality was still not a consideration, Ben turned and left without first bowing.
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thought, to say the least.
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inches in length. The long, black hair, from his face and head, floated freely in the fluid, like strings of black
algae in a tropical fish tank.
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Steamboat Springs Friday's iteration of the Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series will feature an athlete, a daredevil and a comedian. And he's all the same person.
His name is Timber Tuckness, and he is a rodeo clown.
"When they hear rodeo clown, they think circus clown; they don't realize the athleticism that goes into fighting bulls and protecting cowboys," Tuckness said. "You know, you have be quick witted, you have to stay in shape and you have to be able to understand livestock."
It's easy to be skeptical of the athleticism of men and women with painted faces who tell jokes and act as a bull's glorified punching bag. However, that criticism is muffled with one look at the YouTube video of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association's Bullfighter of the Year, Timber Tuckness' son, Dusty, doing a backflip over a 2,000-pound bull charging at his back.
At 53 years old, Timber Tuckness doesn't have the backflip in his bag of tricks. What he does have is a quick wit and the savvy of a man who has spent his life in the rodeo business.
"What I like to do is I like to keep the crowd involved. I've got some comedy acts that nobody has ever done. I bring a lot of new stuff to the table," Tuckness said.
Tuckness will be in town for this weekend's Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series performances, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. He will return to the Yampa Valley July 19 and 20 as well as Aug. 9 and 10. The rodeos are held at the Brent Romick Rodeo Arena at Fifth Street and Howelsen Parkway in downtown Steamboat. Tickets are $16 for adults and $9 for children ages 7 to 15.
"I know a lot of the people up in Steamboat," Tuckness said. "They're like family."
Joining Tuckness in the festivities this weekend at the rodeo is the Pendleton Posse, a group of authentic Western young women who travel the country promoting Pendleton Whisky.
There also will be a Chute-Out at Friday's rodeo, where fans can purchase discs for $5 and try to throw them at banners in the middle of the arena. Prizes for landing the disc include, among other things, free rounds of golf at Haymaker Golf Course, restaurant gift certificates and a grand prize of an $1,800 Steamboat ski and stay vacation.
Jake Miller, a 2012 graduate of Steamboat Springs High School, is working as a summer intern for the Steamboat Pilot & Today. He recently completed his freshman year at Nebraska Wesleyan University.


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Work to affect Juniper Swim-Fitness hours
Juniper Swim & Fitness Center will be undergoing fall maintenance and improvement August 31st through September 15th, affecting the facility's programs and operations. In addition, the Labor Day holiday is September 2nd, so patrons can expect special hours and some limited closures over the next three weeks.
The Pilates studio renovation is underway and expected to be completed September 9th. Improvements include floor refinishing and lighting. Yoga and Pilates classes will have a modified schedule during this time.
The indoor 25-meter pool will be closed August 31st through September 15th for regular bi-annual maintenance. Closures include small duck pool, indoor 25-meter pool, hot tub, steam room and sauna. All lap swimming and water exercise will occur in the outdoor Olympic pool during this time. Water exercise classes and schedules will be modified and the Olympic pool will be at 83 degrees to accommodate all users and programs.
For Labor Day on September 2nd, the facility will be open special holiday hours from 12:00 to 5:00 pm. Patrons can enjoy open recreation swim, lap swimming and the fitness center. Fitness classes and child care will not be offered.
All schedules, pool availability and class locations are available online and at the facility's reception desks. For additional information, passes and fees, please visit www.juniperswimandfitness.com or call (541) 389-7665.


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Personal Finance Bloggers – Charity Spotlight 2007
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As many of you may know, the Media Research Center put up a huge billboard right in the middle of Times Square in New York City to promote our 2012 "Tell the Truth" campaign.
We spent a day asking people what they thought of the sign.
Did they know what it meant, or did they think it was just an ad for some kind of strange Broadway show?


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Open Phones: The Handgun Permit Map
For those of you in Westchester or Rockland counties, have you seen the handgun permit map in the Journal News? Would you use it to check on which of your neighbors have a handgun permit? Are you on the list? What do you think about its publication? Call 212-433-9692 or post here.


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Overnight standoff ends in Monument
MONUMENT, Colo. - A standoff ended peacefully in Monument early Monday morning.
Monument Police tells KRDO NewsChannel 13 that a man was seen breaking into cars in the Walmart parking lot on Jackson Creek Parkway around 11:40 p.m. Sunday.
Police said when the suspect was approached, he ran away carrying a M-4 style rifle.
The man, identified as 29-year-old Gregory Brunton of Gleneagle, barricaded himself in the loading docks of the nearby Kohl's department store. Brunton did not make entry into the Kohl's store according to police.
Brunton continued to ignore orders by officers to drop his weapon and surrender. After one hour of communication on a telephone, negotiators were able to convince Brunton to surrender.
Brunton was taken into custody without incident or injury. He was booked into the Criminal Justice Center under charges of First Degree Criminal Trespass, Felony Menacing, Criminal Possession of a Financial Device, Prohibited Use of Weapons, Theft and Obstruction.
The Monument Police Department was assisted by the Palmer Lake Police Department, El Paso County Sheriff's Office and the Colorado State Patrol.


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7 Shrubs for Shade Gardens
See our favorite shrubs that flower and flourish in the shadows.
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Choose Your Shade Plant
Most of us dream of the day when our gardens mature. We envision tall, leafy trees and mounds of blooming perennials, moss-covered statuary and cool, sheltered spots to stroll or sit.
Then reality sets in. When those trees grow up, they shade everything underneath, and we can't grow many of our favorites anymore. Many plants need more light than our gardens can offer, and we have to give up on roses, tropicals and other sun-lovers.
Luckily, we have alternatives, especially when it comes to growing shrubs in the shade. There are some spectacular standouts we can enjoy, including climbing hydrangeas, Euonymus, red and yellow twig dogwoods, elderberries, ninebark, spirea and others.
Keep in mind that some shrubs can take almost full shade, but others need so-called bright or high shade—in other words, dappled light or morning sun. Still others are versatile enough to grow even in the sun. Here are seven of our favorites for shady spots.
Oakleaf Hydrangea a.k.a. Hydrangea quercifolia
For a nearly carefree shrub, you can't beat this native hydrangea. Its leaves change from bright green in summer to stunning red, purple, burgundy and bronze in fall, and its white flowers take on a pinkish tinge as they mature. These shrubs will thrive in morning sun with afternoon shade (especially in hot climates) or in full shade. They prefer well-drained, slightly alkaline soil with lots of good organic matter. Keep them watered during the first year after planting. They're hardy in zones 5b to 9.
Rhododendron a.k.a. Rhododendron spp.
Shade tolerant "rhodies," as they're also known, are hardy in zones 5 to 9 (some are hardy to zone 4). Azaleas—another great choice for shady spots—are in the same genus as rhododendrons. Both like filtered sunlight or part shade, acidic soil and moist, cool summers. Both also have shallow root systems, so don't plant them under shallow-rooted trees that will compete for water and nutrients. They like deep, regular waterings, but should be planted where the soil drains easily. Pine straw, if available, is a great mulch for these acid-loving shrubs. Rhododendron 'Bloom-A-Thon' is shown here. 'Bloom-A-Thon' rhododendrons, commonly known as reblooming azaleas, produce white, pink, lavender or red blooms in spring. After a brief rest, the flowers start up again in summer and fall. These evergreen, drought-tolerant shrubs need shade to part-shade and are hardy in zones 6b to 9b.
Virginia Sweetspire a.k.a. Itea virginica
Hardy in zones 5 to 9, this deciduous shrub grows 3 to 4 feet high and spreads 4 to 6 feet across. Fragrant, tiny white flowers appear in May and June, held on drooping stems. Sweetspire is easy to grow and tolerates many growing conditions, including heavy shade, clay soils and wet soils, so you can even use them in a rain garden. While they're fine for part shade, they'll also take full sun. 'Little Henry' is shown here.
Serviceberry a.k.a. Amelanchier spp.
Undemanding serviceberries are natives that grow almost anywhere, even in damp soils and deep shade. Look for white blooms in early spring followed by edible berries in summer, and orange, red and gold foliage in fall. These plants—also called mountain blueberries, shadbushes and Juneberries—need moist, well-drained soil that ranges from neutral to acidic (a pH of 5.5 to 7.0). The more sun you can give them, the more berries they'll produce. Serviceberries are deciduous and can grow into small trees if left unpruned, maturing at 10 to 25 feet tall. Grow them as a screen or use them as specimen plants. They're ideal for woodlands and natural areas.
Japanese Pieris a.k.a. Pieris japonica
Happy in full sun or in part shade with protection from the afternoon sun, Japanese pieris is a broadleaf evergreen shrub that grows 4 to 8 feet tall. Hardy in zones 5 to 8, the plants need rich, acidic, moist soil that drains easily. White blooms with an unusual upside-down, vase-like shape open in spring. After the flowers finish, the new leaves that grow are bright red. But be warned: leaves and nectar from the flowers are highly toxic. Do not grow these plants around pets or children.
Bottlebrush Buckeye a.k.a. Aesculus parviflora
Native to the southeastern U.S., these deciduous plants are showstoppers in the summer. That's when they produce their showy, white flowers, studded with red anthers (the part of the flower that makes pollen). In fall, the green leaves turn yellow and inedible nuts called buckeyes are formed. The plants are nearly carefree, fine for growing in borders or natural areas. They're hardy in zones 4 to 8 and mature at 8 to 12 feet high with an 8- to 15-foot spread.
For fragrant, shade-tolerant shrubs, you can't beat Daphnes. Depending on your climate, they may lose their leaves in fall or stay semi-evergreen. Daphnes like moist soil that drains easily and a neutral to acidic pH. Keep them well mulched. 'Carol Mackie' is a popular cultivar that grows 2 to 3 feet high and 3 to 4 feet across. Its pale pink or white flowers open in spring and form small red berries. You'll get more blooms if you give the plants part sun, but the foliage, which is gray-green with creamy-white edges, is attractive in itself.


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Well, no, we don't actually know whether ELLEN DEGENERES consciously named her new record label after Come's 1992 breakthrough Eleven: Eleven, but it would be pretty awesome if it turned out to be a tip of the hat from one gay icon to another.
Who'd have thunk that a) Ellen would not suck at being an American Idol judge, and that b) she would out-Simon-Cowell Simon Cowell by independently signing a young star who seems destined to sell more records than any of the Idol contestants?
For those of us who braved the rain at Foxboro to mingle with several thousand AMERICAN IDOL wannabes last summer, the Boston auditions show was mostly, well, a wash. With one notable exception: ANDREW FENLON, the bespectacled, belligerent gent who got a starring role at the end of Day One. It wasn't a particularly great acting job, but Fenlon's verbal jousting with Kara Dioguardi and Simon Cowell became the new season's first breakout moment.


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Free Kid's Dog Contest is May 11
By Waynesville Parks and Recreation Department | Apr 25, 2013
The Waynesville Kiwanis and the Waynesville Parks and Recreation Department will offer a free dog contest for kids on Saturday, May 11, at 10 am on the softball field at Vance Street Park beside the Waynesville Recreation Center.
Kids of all ages may enter their dog. Select up to three categories for largest dog, smallest dog, best trick, best dressed and cutest dog. Prizes will be awarded. There will also be inflatables for kids, food, tube rides in Richland Creek, music and more!
The deadline to register for the dog show is Wednesday, May 8, by 5 pm. For more information please call the Waynesville Parks and Recreation Department at 456-2030 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
- Waynesville Parks and Recreation Department550 Vance StreetPhone: 828-456-2030
Waynesville, NC 28786


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Baba who? Babalú is the newest addition to The Mews building on Lincoln Road.
Consider the store as a one-stop shop for all-things hip.
Scoop up a slew of goods such as jewelry, perfume, candles, shaving items, body lotions, sun care, glassware, wallets, belts, notebooks and more. You name it, Babalú has it.
Must-haves include red-beaded Babalú Basic Bracelet ($29), Parada Pear Sandalwood scented Claus Porto soy blend candle ($32) and Tie-ups Basic Adjustable Belt ($78).
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Craters of the Moon search continues
ARCO, Idaho - Seventy volunteers from across Idaho, Oregon, Montana, and Wyoming joined a renewed ground search for a missing Oregon woman at Craters of the Moon National Monument Friday.
They are looking for 63-year-old Dr. Jodean Ellliot-Blakeslee, who was last seen September 19th after leaving for a day hike in the monument. Her hiking partner, 70-year-old Amy Linkert's body was found September 25. Linkert, of Boise, likely died of hypothermia and dehydration, officials said.
The volunteers, including nine different dog teams, organized into teams at 7 a.m. Friday. The search is concentrating in two locations south of previous search areas.
The Oregon Department of Corrections donated 500 meals to help feed the volunteers. Ellliot-Blakeslee worked for the agency in Ontario, Oregon.
After a government shut-down began Tuesday, Monument Superintendent Dan Buckley was given special permission to keep ten unpaid employees on staff to help in the search.
Buckley said anything the searchers find, whether it be trash or clothing, will be considered a significant clue.
A group of "cavers" were expected at the Monument Saturday to scour the numerous caves that dot the lava rock landscape.


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the family that can help normalize the divorce for the child can help in
overcoming any sadness or depression the child may be experiencing.
Once children accept the fact that the divorce is happening or has happened,
and see that Mom and Dad are still Mom and Dad, still active in their lives
and in their loving, supporting families most children will adjust to the
divorce situation. Most children will take about a year to reach acceptance
with Mom and Dad are co-parenting and communicating. The more conflict,
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Her Majesty Queen Margrethe II of Denmark was introduced to the global recycling industry during a visit to the Eldan Recycling production facility in Faaborg, Denmark, June 6, 2012.
Eldan Managing Director Toni Reftman told Her Majesty the Queen about the various materials which Eldan offers a recycling solution to, the global spread of the equipment and the benefits from it all originating from Denmark. Her Majesty the Queen also had the opportunity to recycle copper cables in the small capacity Micro Module system into copper and plastic.
"It was a great honor for Eldan Recycling to receive such a distinguished visit from Her Majesty Queen Margrethe II," Reftman says. "Her Majesty was very interested in the company presence in Denmark as well as globally, and what has been accomplished during the past almost 60 years. This is a strong sign of the importance of environmental thinking in Denmark, and the impact we can make globally."


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Everything But The Fleas
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Keep Shopping. Mountain Top Flea Market & Country Mall is Alabama's largest flea market. Open at 5 AM 52 Sundays a year, over 1,500 dealers display their wares on these 97 acres; sellers, dealers and overnight camping welcome. It's BYOT -- Bring Your Own Table for a 10 x 22 space. Everything is on one level and there are concessions and restrooms.


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Express Apple Crumble using Be Natural Berry Trail Bars
Having a full time job means that I don't always have the time to prepare a nice meal or a dessert. I have always been a big fan of all things simple. This express apple crumble is just that. It takes less than 5 minutes to prepare, and lower on calories than your average apple crumble.
Express Apple Crumble
2 Be Natural Berry Trail Bars
1 teaspoon cinnamon
2 tablespoons sugar
385 grams canned apple slices
1. Pre-heat the oven at 180C fan forced.
2. In a bowl mix canned apples, cinnamon and sugar until well combined.
3. Pour the apple mixture into 4 small ramekins
4. Crumble trail bars evenly over the top of each filled ramekin.
5. Baked for 7 minutes or until slightly golden.
Be Natural Trail Bars are full of nutritious ingredients. Its made of 5 natural wholegrains and comes in 3 different flavours. It's a great snack that doesn't contain any artificial flavours, preservatives or flavours.


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Ananda Pereira
A man sees a block of land (vedana), and desires to own
it (tanha). He finds out who the owner is and negotiates
for a transfer (pariyesana). He buys the Land (labha) and
decides exactly what he is going to plant (vinicchaya). Having
so decided, he thinks about the money he will make, and the things
he will be able to do with the money, and his thoughts excite him
Thus excited, he clings to these pleasant dreams and to the land
that will make them come true (ajihosana). He encloses the
land with a wall or fence (pariggaha) and having so enclosed
it he becomes selfish, feeling intensely and personally the intrusion
of outsiders (macchariya). He employs security guards, buys a gun,
and prepares to protect his property from the rest of the World
(arakkha). And this, as we know, leads to strife of various
kinds, from civil litigation to murder.
It is the same with other possessions. We cannot help perceiving
things, but when we desire them the other consequences follow inevitably.
There is no point in telling the owner of an estate that he should
not protect it with fences or employ watchers to guard it. Having
committed himself by acquiring it, he must do these things in order
to ensure his profits. It is 'common sense," and the lawrecognizes
his rights. This is the man-made Law. Its roots lie deeply bedded
in craving. Men accept it as "common sense" because craving
is common to all men, and they have no sense.
To the Buddhas and the Arahats, who did have sense, all this is stark
lunacy. They say the truth clearly, all the time. Some of us may
glimpse it now and then, hazily. The trust is that it is impossible
to hold things, and that the effort to do so is both foolish and
dangerous. The only thing that a man can be said to own is his character,
even this is not an unchanging entity, but at least he has the power
to conduct its changing, so that it changes for the better. Here
there is no need of fences, watchers and guns: for there is no external
force, however powerful, that can affect a man's character against
his will. When a man is set on evil, as Devadatta was not even a
Buddha can swerve him from his purpose. So also is the character
of a man who is set on good. Opposition only strengthens such character.
But, there is always sensation (vedana): and so long as we are
not Arahats, there is always craving (tanha). Craving and its inevitable
results are man's real enemies, not otherrnen. If there was no craving
there would be no pursuit' no gain, no decision, no excitement of
desire, no clinging, no enclosing, no selfishness, no guarding,
no seizing of weapons, no strife and no bloodshed. Craving is like
the root of a long creeper whose fruits are deadly poison.
The Buddha and the Arahats saw this truth dearly, all the time.
That is why they urged the utter destruction of craving, as the
only means of deliverance. It can be destroyed utterly, never to
spring up again. Buddhas and the Arahats were living examples of
this supreme achievement, even though to us the task may seem impossible.
Enmeshed as we are in craving, its deadly tendrils woven into the
very texture of our being, the destruction of craving may seem like
the destruction of all that is worthwhile. For, in our insanity,
we have created false ideals out of it.
A man is said to tie worthless unless he has ambition. The pursuit
of beauty is encouraged as wholesome and right. Poets have even
confused beauty with truth. Parents tell their children that they
must work hard and "get on inthe world", What is behind
it all?
The Buddha's teaching may seem cold and alien, suicidal even, especially
when we are in the act of pursuing, holding, enclosing or guarding
something that we desire very greatly. It is the coldness of truth.
If it seems alien, it is because we are sstill lunatics, and the
teaching is same. If it seems suicidal, it is because craving forms
the greater part of our being. In our rare and hazy glimpses of
the truth we must admit that the teaching is true.
Such a glimpse may come on a Vesak day, because of its associations.
On this day, so significant to all followers of the Buddha, there
is, for a while, a turning away from false, craving-born ideals,
and an attempt to see the true ideal. May that vision be clear,
and may the memory of it linger. It is the only thing that counts.
Until such time as craving is destroyed, this glimpse of truth may
serve as 'guide'. It may help us least to control that which must
ultimately be destroyed. Seeing "desirable" things, we
may at least curb the tendency to pursue them, knowing where that
pursuit will lead.


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Pack less. Be more.
@climberslackerLocale: Your guess is as good as mine.
I know that Phil. requires seperate sleep clothes, and without getting into the whys of that, what did you take, and how did it work out? Im looking for a lightweight option (should go without saying) that will also be comfy :)
@geistLocale: Smoky Mountains
My sleep cloths were a 3oz pair of Terramar boxers that I kept packed in my 30 degree sleeping bag until bedtime.
My tent mate (the scout master) slept in his light weight long handles – top and bottoms. About 12oz
Neither of us got cold at night on our July Trek.
@gosmithpaLocale: Southern Arizona
Used patagonia capilene long bottoms and long sleeve patagonia capilene top with extra pair of hiking socks I rotated with my other pairs. Finally a lightweight beanie. Used this same combination in 2007 and this year in June/July.
This gives you the option to use these if the temps should require any additional layers. Just don't use them around food!
@weswittLocale: Northwest
I took a crew to Philmont this summer. Sleeping clothes was not a requirement and in fact was never even discussed.
@jregan12Locale: Southwest
A pair of boxers
@climberslackerLocale: Your guess is as good as mine.
Thanks for backing up my decision. Expect to see a hypothetical gear list coming up shortly!
i use a base layer thermal pants and a tank top
Really you just need a spare light shirt to substitute for your sweaty one from hiking. If don't sleep with a shirt on, then just a fresh pair of boxers or something along those lines.
Primary consideration–no food smells.
Secondary consideration–no attractant smells.
Third–whatever makes you comfortable.
Remember–other clothes will be in pack, near fire ring, part of the "Bear-muda triangle". (Don't look at me, I didn't come up with the name!)
"Secondary consideration–no attractant smells."
that shouldn't be a problem with teenage boys :p lol
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Keeping Prostitution Illegal
Equality Now is calling on the UN to recognize contradictions that jeopardize women's safety.
Women's rights organization Equality Now has launched a campaign calling on the United Nations to reexamine studies contradicting its own policies on sex trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation. Though efforts to legalize prostitution were meant to destigmatize and better regulate the trade, Equality Now says they have not made sex work safer. Instead, they endorse the Swedish or Nordic method of decrminalizing prostitutes but criminalizing pimps and buyers. "This approach," they write, "recognizes the inherent inequality in the power dynamic between the buyer and the person bought in a commercial sex transaction, and that demand for commercial sex is the main driving force behind sex trafficking."