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257 Upton Avenue S, Minneapolis, MN 55405
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Come Home to Bryn Mawr. Wonderful 2 story home with an attached garage. Hardwood flrs on both levels, new interior & exterior paint. New roof, Some new windows. Fantastic 4-season porch, nice big open floor plan, fenced in yard, corner lot. The basement is drain tiled & ready to be finished off - ADD a bedroom, Family room and bathroom. Walk to downtown Bryn Mawr for dinner or a cafe. Also only a few blocks from one of the multiple parks that surround the house. You will LOVE it here!!!!
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Property Details for 257 Upton Avenue S, Minneapolis, MN 55405
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 1 Full
Lot Size: 0.13 Acres
Lot Dimensions: 44x128
Year Built: 1939
Garage Dimensions: 1 car
Garage: Attached Garage, Garage Door Opener
Style: (SF) Two Stories
Neighborhood: Bryn - Mawr
Water: City Water/Connected
Sewer: City Sewer/Connected
Square Feet: 1710
Above Ground Sq Ft: 1710
Room Information for 257 Upton Avenue S, Minneapolis, MN 55405
Main Floor
Living Room: 28x12
Dining Room: 12x11
Kitchen: 11x11
Four Season Porch: 19x14
Upper Floor
Bedroom 1: 18x12
Bedroom 2: 15x12
Bedroom 3: 12x11
Dining Room Description: Separate/Formal Dining Room
School Information for 257 Upton Avenue S, Minneapolis, MN 55405
School District: Minneapolis
School District Phone: 612-668-0000
Interior Features for 257 Upton Avenue S, Minneapolis, MN 55405
Appliances: Range, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer, Disposal
Air Cond: Central
Heating: Forced Air
Fireplaces: No
Basement: Full, Drain Tiled
Exterior Features for 257 Upton Avenue S, Minneapolis, MN 55405
Lot Description: Corner Lot, City Bus (w/in 6 blks)
Lot Dimensions: 44x128
Roof: Asphalt Shingles
Zoning: Residential-Single
Financial Considerations for 257 Upton Avenue S, Minneapolis, MN 55405
Tax Amount: $5,295
Taxes w/Assessments: $5,295
Tax/Property ID: 2902924120008
Tax Year: 2016
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"The part I was playing there I would rather forget. I wasn't very good," Jagr said on Wednesday, one day before his Philadelphia Flyers (4-0-1) host the undefeated Washington Capitals (5-0-0).
Jagr led the NHL in scoring for four straight years when he signed a five-year, $55 million deal with the Capitals in 2001. After amassing 121 points in his last season with the Pittsburgh Penguins, Jagr collected just 79 in his first campaign with Washington.
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Our weatherman, Gary England, who is very respected says that people
need to study it more.... Look at history.... We have always had changes
in weather patterns.
I think we often forget that God is in charge and he can change
anything! That is not to say that we shouldn't take care of the earth
but to think that we, as mere man, can affect the weather of God's
creation is giving us more credit than we deserve. There is a very
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Fantastic look at how tiny we are!
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>>> don't seem to be getting as much rain and/or snow as usual. Many of the ski
>>> resorts, like that of Auralie's son, have yet to open. When I say not as much
>>> rain as usual, I don't mean clear skies. Still gets cloudy and foggy, still
>>> drizzles, but no substantial precip.
>>> "I don't try to describe the future. I try to prevent it." -- Ray Bradbury
>>> On Jan 16, 2012, at 7:47 AM, BONNIE_HOLMES wrote:
>>>> It has been crazy here, too. But, mostly between 3-6 degrees above
>>>> normal. It warms, bringing up daffodils and pushing out buds, then,
>>>> cools below freezing. I'm thinking that the plants that make it will be
>>>> the ones that can take this up and down weather and the longer & warmer
>>>> summers. Over 30 years of gardening in the same place shows me that
>>>> there is true warming. So far, it has been over 5 years of warmer winter
>>>> weather.
>>>> ETN Zone 7
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>>>> Subject: [CHAT] more crazy weather
>>>> What a see-saw season. After our October snow storm, it has been
>>>> mostly pretty mild and very wet - often not even freezing at night. A
>>>> couple of times it has dropped down to the lower 20s for a couple of
>>>> days, but then warmed back up. Last week we observed that our
>>>> pond had not frozen,and we always expected to boys to have
>>>> skating parties there during the holidays. On Wednesday the
>>>> ground was not even frozen, but I reluctantly finished cutting back
>>>> the perennials, some of which were still green. Yesterday morning
>>>> the temperature was 19 degrees, and this morning it was 7 degrees.
>>>> We had such cold weather last year, but things came through very
>>>> well because there was a heavy snow cover from early December
>>>> right through until March. This year the ground is quite open. Not
>>>> a flake of snow since October. I'm really worried about how my
>>>> plants will survive. Snow can complicate life at times but it does
>>>> have a purpose other than just to be skiied on. My son in Colorado
>>>> is complaining that though Denver has snow, there was none at
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>>>> baby.
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26865 Long Lake Rd., Willow, AK 99688
- $850,000
- 344 Days on site
- Est: $3,149/month
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- Beds: 3
- Baths: 2.00
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Beautiful Alaskan, custom scribe-fit log home situated on a tranquil lake. This lake is over one mile long, excellent float plane accessibility. Additionally, this log home includes a Super Cub airstrip. The home is located on a 40-acre piece of land, allowing for maximum privacy from the nearest neighbor. The custom, scribe-fit logs on this home range from 18-22" diameter. The interior of the home includes quality, custom craftsmanship. Both the entryway and the kitchen feature stone floors from a quarry in Montana. The living room includes a beautifully detailed stone fireplace. A stone wall is visible upon entering the home. All rooms have an excellent view of the lake. Notably, the crawl space can serve as a workshop space, with high ceilings and a concrete floor. The upstairs is 1204 sq. ft. The downstairs is also 1204 sq. ft., including the walk-in crawl space. The property also features a T-hangar/shop combo in the back and a gazebo that overlooks the lake. If you already live in Alaska and are in search of a more peaceful atmosphere, or if you are wanting to fulfill your ultimate Alaskan dream, this home will fill that niche. Conveniently located just 30 minutes north of Wasilla. Have a question? Click here for contact information.
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- 344 Days on site
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- Beds: 3
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The head coach of the South Florida Bulls addressed the media today to discuss Notre Dame.
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The head coach of the South Florida Bulls addressed the media today to discuss Notre Dame.
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Listed Measurements: 5-foot-10, 170 pounds
2017-18 year, eligibility: Freshman with four years of eligibility remaining
Depth chart: Young projects as a prototypical slot, or Z, receiver. The Irish currently have two, maybe three, dynamic commodities at the position in—presented in order of top to bottom of a theoretical depth chart—sophomore Chase Claypool, junior C.J. Sanders and sophomore Kevin Stepherson. Stepherson could also be a candidate to spend the majority of his time at the field, or X, position. In offensive coordinator Chip Long's system, slot receivers are expected to have a working understanding on the field's duties, anyway.
Recruiting: A consensus three-star recruit, Young provided consistency for Notre Dame at the receiver position in the class of 2017, as the only other commitment for much of the cycle de-committed in December, leading to the late addition of Jafar Armstrong.
Irish coach Brian Kelly pinpointed the slot as Young's likely landing spot in his National Signing Day comments.
"As a slot receiver, somebody that can really do a number of things for us inside and out, Michael Young out of Destrehan High School (Saint Rose, La.), great football at his high school in particular," Kelly said. "We think he has the skills necessary to come in and push and compete at that position.
"We're really pleased with the receivers, and those two in particular, how they'll be able to come in and push the group that we have right now."
"Perhaps comparing Young to Torii Hunter is too easy, and not only because both enjoy the suffix of Jr. Young is known for good hands and quick moves, using his smaller stature against defenders rather than letting them take advantage of him. With quick hands, he has shown no trouble getting off the line."
Notre Dame enjoys depth at the receiver position. It will be difficult for Young to crack that this season. Defaulting to a season preserving eligibility seems too simple an answer, even if is unlikely Young contributes to the offense in a meaningful manner.
Special teams coordinator Brian Polian publicly wished for more options for his coverage units this spring. Young could help fill that void, and while he is spending the eligibility, chip in on offensively in spot duty.
The slot might be the thinnest of the Irish receiving positions, especially if the cloud around Stepherson turns out to be more than idle speculation. At that point, having Young in the rotation could prove useful.
Kelly has long enjoyed having a shifty option at the slot. Claypool may prove to be the exception this season, as Notre Dame embraces a size advantage at receiver, but Kelly's track record speaks for itself. Young could follow in the footsteps of the likes of Hunter, Amir Carlisle, C.J. Prosise and Theo Riddick.
It is no coincidence three of those relied on the distinct footwork learned as running backs to excel at the slot position. Young's hands are a known and respected bright spot for him. His breakthrough at some point may depend on the time he spends with receivers coach Del Alexander on his footwork and the other finer tools of the position.
Aside from the five early enrollees, the numbers are not yet known for the Irish freshmen class. That is one of the admitted drawbacks to organizing this summer-long series numerically. But a little bit of educated guessing can garner estimates for those numbers, and those estimates can allow the series to proceed without pause.
How are those estimates crafted? The first step is to take a look at certain NCAA rules. When it comes to an "end," the NCAA limits them to Nos. 80-99. Looking at the Irish roster, this leaves only so many likely options for Young, hence slotting him at No. 84, though his likely landing at slot may reduce the need to fit in that range of 20
Michael Young, Jr., very well may not wear No. 84, but it is possible, and, frankly, it could be close.
2017's Notre Dame 99-to-2
Friday at 4: Goodbye A-to-Z, hello 99-to-2 (May 12)
No. 99: Jerry Tillery, defensive tackle
No. 98: Andrew Trumbetti, defensive end
No. 97: Micah Dew-Treadway, defensive tackle
No. 96: Pete Mokwuah, defensive tackle
No. 95 (theoretically): Darnell Ewell, defensive tackle
No. 94 (theoretically): Kurt Hinish, defensive tackle
No. 93: Jay Hayes, defensive end
No. 92 (theoretically): Myron Tagovailoa-Amosa, defensive tackle
No. 91: Ade Ogundeji, defensive end
No. 90 (theoretically): Cole Kmet, tight end
No. 89: Brock Wright, tight end
No. 88: Javon McKinley, receiver
No. 87 (theoretically): Jafar Armstrong, receiver
No. 86: Alizé Mack, tight end
No. 85: Tyler Newsome, punter
Listed Measurements: 6-foot-2 ½, 207 pounds
2017-18 year, eligibility: Senior with two seasons of eligibility remaining including the 2017 season
Depth chart: While Notre Dame did unexpectedly add kicker Jonathan Doerer to its incoming freshmen class, his specialty is kickoffs. Newsome remains essentially unchallenged at the punter position.
Recruiting: Punters are not often heralded as recruits, but rivals.com did bestow a three-star ranking on Newsome, the No. 6 kicker/punter in his class.
With former Irish kicker/punter Kyle Brindza handling all the leg-swinging duties in 2014, Newsome preserved a year of eligibility before taking over as punter his sophomore season. With more than 100 boots to his name at this point, Newsome has been an example of consistency.
2015: 55 punts at an average of 44.5 yards per punt with a long of 62 yards. Notre Dame averaged a field position swing of 38.1 yards per punt.
2016: 54 punts at an average of 43.5 yards per punt with a long of 71 yards. Notre Dame averaged a field position swing of 35.3 yards per punt.
Newsome also handled the kickoff duties in 2015, but that was removed from his to-do list last season and should not return to Newsome's plate this season, especially now with Doerer entering the picture.
2015: 84 kickoffs at an average of 61.6 yards per kick with 21 touchbacks and five sent out of bounds.
"If 2015 was about exceeding expectations, 2016 will be about performing with the bar raised. Newsome's rookie season was a good one. But there's room for improvements.
"Expect new special teams analyst Marty Biagi to take Newsome under his wing. The former college punter will likely spend some time refining Newsome's craft, looking to add hang time to his punts and kicks, and making sure there are more booming moon shots than side-footed shanks.
"Notre Dame doesn't want to have a celebrated punter – and they won't as long as the offense performs. But the combo of Newsome and Yoon has the chance to be one of the better special teams batteries in America."
Keith's final point rings true. Notre Dame does not necessarily want Newsome to excel. If he is getting enough work to truly stand out, that simply means the Irish offense has turned stalling into a routine occurrence.
Whether he gets frequent use or not, Newsome has proven to be a consistent performer, largely immune to the pressure so often found to figuratively cripple college kickers and punters. Expect that steadfastness to continue this season.
Unless Doerer begins punting in practices, in addition to his possible kickoff duties, Newsome should take comfort in the fact that the Irish coaching staff did not pursue a punter in the class of 2017. If nothing else, that indicates they expect him back in 2018, and they appear to be comfortable with that. Newsome is low maintenance, and that should not be undervalued.
Could he catch Notre Dame off guard and leave early? When is the last time a kicker or punter not named Aguayo declared for the NFL before his eligibility expired? (No, really, go ahead and do the research. Much appreciated.) If a non-football opportunity presents itself such that Newsome considers leaving for it, one would think that opportunity would still be around a semester later on. He isn't a linebacker worried about his long-term health, so there should be less motivation to cut short his college football experience.
2017's Notre Dame 99-to-2
Friday at 4: Goodbye A-to-Z, hello 99-to-2 (May 12)
No. 99: Jerry Tillery, defensive tackle
No. 98: Andrew Trumbetti, defensive end
No. 97: Micah Dew-Treadway, defensive tackle
No. 96: Pete Mokwuah, defensive tackle
No. 95 (theoretically): Darnell Ewell, defensive tackle
No. 94 (theoretically): Kurt Hinish, defensive tackle
No. 93: Jay Hayes, defensive end
No. 92 (theoretically): Myron Tagovailoa-Amosa, defensive tackle
No. 91: Ade Ogundeji, defensive end
No. 90 (theoretically): Cole Kmet, tight end
No. 89: Brock Wright, tight end
No. 88: Javon McKinley, receiver
No. 87 (theoretically): Jafar Armstrong, receiver
No. 86: Alizé Mack, tight end
This weekend marks the unofficial start of summer, and it has its mainstays. Some weekends will hinge around the parade up Main Street. At some point, everyone comes across a hot dog or hamburger during the long weekend. A beer or pop inevitably accompanies that grilled good.
Gathering college friends may even add a whiffle ball and bat to the grocery list.
Between innings, during one of those many social breaks, take a moment to remind yourself why Monday is a federal holiday, why it is a long weekend.
It isn't just because the weather has finally turned as desired and now white pants are socially acceptable.
It is — as we all know but do not always take the time to recognize — because it is Memorial Day, a chance to remember all those people who died while serving the United States' armed forces.
That obviously includes some former Irish football players, but they are merely a representation of the larger item.
Rather than continue on for who-knows-how-long with this point, let's take this opportunity to deliver some Notre Dame-related tidbits. As it pertains to Memorial Day as a whole, either you already grasp the importance of taking a pause and understanding the significance of so many lost in service, or you don't. This space is not going to be the piece that changes the latter's view.
Looking through some of the internet's depths, it appears at least 19 former Irish football players are among those who should be remembered Monday, including 17 from World War II, most notably 1942 captain George Murphy. In 2004, ESPN published a worthwhile story on a football game Murphy helped organize among Marines in the southwest Pacific.
Those 19 are among the approximate 500 alumni who died in World War II, the Korea War and the Vietnam War. The Clarke Memorial Fountain — more commonly known as "Stonehenge," directly west of the campus library, more commonly known as "Touchdown Jesus" — commemorates alums lost in each of those three wars, as well as those alums lost in times of peace.
Of course, it should be noted many other World War II veterans — and simply by logic, many other World War II casualties — passed through Notre Dame. The naval training established on campus is the impetus to the Navy football series continuing to this day. In addition to the usual students, about 12,000 officers trained at Notre Dame in those days.
Campus features two other prominent acknowledgements of this country's conflicts. The statue of Rev. Corby in front of Corby Hall depicts him delivering a blessing and absolution to troops during the Battle of Gettysburg. It is a copy of a statue standing where Corby stood back in 1863.
Perhaps most famously, an entrance to the Basilica of the Sacred Heart bears the etching of "God, Country, Notre Dame." Partly since he titled his autobiography with those four words, many tie them to Rev. Ted Hesburgh. "God, Country, Notre Dame," in fact, predates Hesburgh's arrival to campus. The Basilica's eastern entrance was constructed in 1924 as a World War I memorial. During World War II, 20 years later, the accompanying statues of St. Joan of Arc and St. Michael the Archangel were added above the well-known phrase.
Lastly, it has become something of a Notre Dame tradition to bemoan the selection for commencement speaker each spring. Forgotten amid the misguided vitriol and inaccurate historical claims is a recognition of one of the first University commencement speakers. Nowadays, he, too, would certainly draw some magnitude of controversy.
During the Civil War, Gen. William T. Sherman — yes, he of Sherman's March — moved his family to South Bend. His children attended Notre Dame, and Sherman delivered the 1865 commencement address. That ceremony took place June 21, in short order after Sherman accepted the surrender of Confederate armies in the Deep South in April of 1865.
Sherman urged the graduates to "perform bravely the battle of life."
Perhaps that is the message to remember this weekend. Perform bravely the battle of life. At least 19 Irish football players did, as well as more than 500 Notre Dame alums, and so many more, of which each of us assuredly knows of one personally.
It is the Soldier, not the minister
Who as given us freedom of religion.
It is the Soldier, not the reporter
Who has given us freedom of the press.
It is the Solier, not the poet
Who has given us freedom of speech.
It is the Soldier, not the campus organizer
Who has given us freedom to protest.
It is the Soldier, not the lawyer
Who has given us the right to a fair trial.
It is the Soldier, not the politician
Who has given us the right to vote.
It is the Soldier who salutes the flag,
Who serves beneath the flag,
And whose coffin is draped by the flag,
Who allows the protester to burn the flag.
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2017-18 year, eligibility: Junior with three seasons of eligibility remaining including the 2017 season
Depth chart: The artist formerly known as Alizé Jones, now Alizé Mack, co-headlines a talented tight end corps along with fifth-year senior Durham Smythe. Due to Smythe's edge in experience—and therefore further coaching trust in his reliability and blocking acumen—he may start the season ahead of Mack, but Mack will have plenty of opportunities to change that in offensive coordinator Chip Long's two tight end-dependent system.
Recruiting: A consensus four-star recruit and U.S. Army All-American, Mack originally committed to UCLA before opting for Notre Dame.
Mack saw action in all 13 games of his freshman season, making enough impressions to set future expectations high. His most notable statistic from that season may be his average of 14.6 yards per catch.
Mack spent last season on the sidelines, though he was allowed to participate in practice, due to academic issues.
2015: 13 catches for 190 yards
Mack's return and subsequent progress was an oft-discussed topic this spring. His freshman season showed glimpses of his athleticism and playmaking ability. Irish coach Brian Kelly made it a point to acknowledge Mack's development as a blocker since he was last seen in a competitive environment.
"You can't cover him, he just has that kind of talent," Kelly said in March. "The one thing that stands out to me in the few days [of spring] is he's committed himself to being a blocker and playing physical. If he continues to do that, we're going to find ourselves with a lot of tight ends on the field."
Long echoed those sentiments the day before the Blue-Gold Game.
"He's a perfect fit, that's why I recruited him like crazy when I was at Arizona State," Long said. "He's a prototypical [tight end], a guy who can run, who can catch.
"The biggest thing about Alizé is he's taking great pride in his blocking ability right now, his presence of being an end-line guy, his protection and overall physicality. When you think like that, you're going to become a better receiver."
If Mack earns that trust as a blocker, then Kelly and Long can play him in any situation, only furthering the mismatches presented.
"I don't know how you're going to defend him," Kelly said the week of the spring finale. "There's not a safety or a linebacker—if you start spreading him out, maybe a corner can get a hand in there and deflect the ball, and maybe he doesn't run the route quite the way a receiver would—but he's going to be very difficult to defend."
"Jones could turn into Notre Dame's No. 2 receiver in 2016 if he takes this opportunity and runs with it. That could mean a huge uptick in numbers, with 40 to 50 catches not out of the realm of possibility.
"While size and match-up issues haven't necessarily turned Irish receivers into targets, Jones could also pick up some of the slack in the red zone, knowing that the Irish offense desperately needs to improve their efficiency in the scoring zones, especially without quick-strike scorers like Will Fuller and C.J. Prosise. Matching Chris Brown's four touchdown catches seems like a logical next step for Jones.
"In many ways, Jones is one of several unknown quantities that'll help determine whether or not the Irish are a playoff contender or just a team with some nice young talent. While much of his productivity will likely be determined by the team's offensive identity and philosophy, he's another key piece to an offensive puzzle that doesn't have a lot of experience but has plenty going for it."
Obviously Keith's projections for Mack were skewed both by the ineligibility and by the name change. That does not mean they would have been wrong.
Notre Dame's second-leading receiver last season, Torii Hunter, Jr., caught 38 passes for 521 yards and three touchdowns in only nine games. It does not take much of an imagination to see Mack producing at a similar pace—though in a very different role than the 6-foot, 195-pound Hunter—over a full season, perhaps something along the lines of 55 catches for 750 yards and four scores.
That would rival, but not exceed, junior receiver Equanimeous St. Brown's output from a year ago (58 catches, 961 yards, nine touchdowns). St. Brown's dynamism from all positions on the field makes it unlikely Mack outpaces him for top receiver honors, but the two can aid each other by forcing secondaries to split their focus.
More than St. Brown receiving an appropriately high number of targets, the biggest hurdle between Mack and impressive statistics will indeed be his blocking and overall attitude. The Irish have other options at tight end (see below: No. 89, Brock Wright) to contribute to Long's preference for two tight ends. If Mack does not earn the playing time in all aspects of the game, he will not receive it.
The excitement around Mack this spring may have exceeded realistic expectations. In that regard, Mack is set up for perceived failure in 2017. If he matched the above theoretical stat line, some would lament the fact that he scored only four times.
Taking a longer view of his potential, a stat line like that would make Mack seriously consider the NFL after this season, if only because of that buzzword of potential. Some team might draft him on the second day simply to have the opportunity to find out what he becomes. It is more likely Mack comes back for another year, with Smythe gone, but, frankly, it seems unlikely to think he will use the final season of eligibility lost to academics last year.
2017's Notre Dame 99-to-2
Friday at 4: Goodbye A-to-Z, hello 99-to-2 (May 12)
No. 99: Jerry Tillery, defensive tackle
No. 98: Andrew Trumbetti, defensive end
No. 97: Micah Dew-Treadway, defensive tackle
No. 96: Pete Mokwuah, defensive tackle
No. 95 (theoretically): Darnell Ewell, defensive tackle
No. 94 (theoretically): Kurt Hinish, defensive tackle
No. 93: Jay Hayes, defensive end
No. 92 (theoretically): Myron Tagovailoa-Amosa, defensive tackle
No. 91: Ade Ogundeji, defensive end
No. 90 (theoretically): Cole Kmet, tight end
No. 89: Brock Wright, tight end
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Here's a quick "grow-in" shot from today. It looks a little thin right now, but these plants all grow pretty fast.
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There is a group of Synodonits lucipinnis and a group of the Julidichromis transcriptus "PEmbe". I want to add some kind of shoaling fish to swim around in the water column.
Here's another new plant that I am trying out in this setup.
St. Job's tears (Coix lacryma) is a tropical grass related to corn (Zea mays) that grows well in wet soils. It is pretty easy to start from seed and these are seedlings that I got about six weeks after sowing.
This plant can grow to 48"+ tall, but I hope that I will be able to control its size with pruning. I already put all of these little seedlings in riparium planters and I have more sprouting on the way.
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The St. Job's tears are rooting well in their planters and growing fast. This might end up being a good plant if it doesn't grow up too tall. Here's another closeup of the sprouted seedling. I wondered how the little plant embryo could ever break through that rock-hard seed coat, but when I examined them I found that the root and the shoot actually grew through the holes in either end of the seed.
Very nice :D What if the tall plant in the background of the first picture?
Thanks. That is dwarf Cyperus umbrella sedge. It's one of the best riparium plants.
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Last year's stockmarket slump has blown such a severe hole in many children's investments that some experts are advising parents to turn their back on stocks and shares, and go for the cash option when choosing a child trust fund.
Investment specialists always go on about how, over the long term, shares have consistently outperformed cash. But recent child trust fund statements have made alarming reading for worried parents - and have been a harsh reminder of that old small-print warning that, with stockmarket-linked investments, "the value can fall as well as rise", with some parents seeing a third wiped off the value of their children's nest-eggs in the past year.
However, other experts argue that while last year was pretty grim, these are long-term investments - so there is plenty of time for the markets to bounce back.
Under the child trust fund (CTF) programme, every baby born after 31 August 2002 receives at least £250 in the form of a voucher from the government to get their account started. Parents, grandparents and others can, between them, put in up to £1,200 a year to help boost the fund's value, and all income and gains are tax-free.
As a parent, you have up to a year to invest the voucher in your choice of CTF. They can choose from savings accounts offered by banks, building societies and others, which pay interest; shares-based accounts, where much, or all, of the money is invested in shares, usually via a unit trust, investment trust or with-profits fund; and "stakeholder" accounts, where people's money is again predominantly invested in shares but the cash is gradually moved into less risky investments, and charges are capped.
Conventional wisdom, and the advice commonly given by independent financial advisers, has been that because shares have historically done better than savings accounts over the longer term, parents are likely to build a bigger nest-egg for their kids over the 18-year investment period by choosing a shares-based or stakeholder CTF.
This advice seems, generally, to have been followed. The latest figures show more than 50% of parents have opted for a stakeholder CTF, compared with 20% for a cash account and 6% for a non-stakeholder shares-based CTF (the rest are doing nothing). And, despite the recent market downturn, many IFAs are still sticking to this view.
"I'd still suggest going down the equities route because of the timescale," says Hugo Shaw of IFA firm Bestinvest, who recommends investment firm F&C's tracker stakeholder CTF as cheap and simple to understand.
Though the downturn means returns for the past four years have been poor on stakeholder child trust funds, as can be seen from the accompanying table, Shaw says this should not put parents off. "These statistics are depressing, but four years is still a relatively short period when it comes to equity investments," he adds.
But not all advisers are backing this view. "I'm not overly keen on stakeholder and equity-based CTFs, full stop," says Roddy Kohn of Bristol-based IFA Kohn Cougar. "I feel the charges are generally too high and the market is quite narrow with accounts offering too limited a choice of funds.
"The marketing is so cleverly done that most consumers are led to believe they are getting value for money when, in my opinion, they are not. And many people are out of their depth when choosing and understanding the underlying funds, so are very disappointed when seeing the recent size of losses on their statements.
"In the current climate, I'd say the vast majority of parents will be better off putting their vouchers and money into cash funds."
Kohn says he has seen cases of clients who have seen 35% wiped off the value of their CTF over the past year. "People need to understand that the volatility and risks are high. If the value has gone down by 35%, then you need 54% growth this year to get back to where you started, and it's unlikely that's going to happen in the next 36 months," he says.
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But while rates on some cash accounts are not that impressive, the attraction of these is arguably enhanced when you consider that many people who put money into some of the big-name stakeholder CTFs in 2005 are sitting on losses (see table).
A sum of £250 invested in April 2005 in an average stakeholder CTF was worth only £242 on 8 January this year. But some people have done well. The Children's Mutual offers a non-stakeholder CTF called Baby Bond Choice, where the company has linked up with well-known fund management groups. If you had put your child's cash into its Invesco Perpetual Income fund option, your child's £250 would now be worth around £313.
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We're not expecting much from our two small boys' child trust funds - just enough to cover the college fees, first car, deposit on a flat, maybe an overseas gap year ...
OK, so my wife and I aren't naive enough to imagine that these tax-free investments will yield enough to cover all that. But by the time our sons are ready to up sticks, we at least hope there'll be a useful sum in there to help them on their way.
That's why, when the annual CTF statement for our youngest, Jonah, arrived recently, we were surprised to find that as of December, the £310 we began investing last June on his behalf was worth only £238 - a depreciation of around 23%.
Both our sons have "stakeholder" CTFs, where the money is primarily invested in shares, as recommended by the government. The money is managed by The Children's Mutual and invested in the Insight Investment Foundation Growth Fund, the performance of which has closely mirrored that of the FTSE All Share over the last five years.
In many ways, Jonah, whose first birthday is in a few weeks' time, is lucky. Seeing the falling markets, we held back a significant amount of cash we had allocated for his CTF last year - so his exposure was limited to a few hundred pounds, most of which was the government's £250 contribution.
His older brother Ben, who turns four in June, may not be so fortunate. As of last year, his CTF contained just over £3,000, and although the fund had made impressive gains prior to that, we are bracing ourselves for when the next statement arrives. It looks like he might be working his way round that gap year after all ...
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BeschreibungExperienced New Testament scholar Father Murphy-O'Conner provides background to the dialogue of Paul's Second letter.
InhaltsverzeichnisPart I. Introduction: 1. Life in Corinth; 2. The background of 2 Corinthians; Part II. The Letters: 3. Clearing up misunderstandings (1:1-2:13); 4. Authentic ministry (2:14-6:10); 5. Relations with Corinth (6:11-7:16); 6. The collection for Jerusalem (8:1 - 9:15); 7. What went wrong at Corinth?; 8. Paul takes the offensive (10:1-18); 9. The fool's speech (11:1-12:13); 10. A warning prepares a visit (12:4-13:13); Part III. Then and Now: 11. 2 Corinthians and the New Testament; 12. The significance of 2 Corinthians for today; Suggestions for further reading; Footnotes; Index.
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"And I'm Jim, Ash's social worker." Jim steps in, holding out his arm. I glare at him again. He just gets more and more annoying with every move.. "So how old are you Kiera? You can't be out of Uni yet!" He flirts obviously. Keira either doesn't notice, or chooses to ignore it. She smiles and replies:
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Roxy and her little brother, Harley-John, 23 months, were staying with their grandparents last summer when Harley had a seizure. Roxy knew exactly what to do thanks to her first aid training at her local St John Badgers group.
She removed the dummy from Harley's mouth and put him in the recovery position while her grandparents dialed 999 for an ambulance. When the ambulance arrived, Roxy greeted the medics and assured them she had been looking after her baby brother. Harley was taken to Bronglais Hospital in Aberystwyth for treatment where he made a full recovery.
Roxy was presented with the Badger Life Saver award at the ceremony.
Sy Joshua, Director of Youth at St John Cymru Wales said: "As soon as Harley-John became unwell, Roxy sprung into action. It's thanks to her quick thinking and first aid skills that she was able to put her baby brother in the recovery position and look after him until the ambulance arrived."
"At St John Cymru Wales, we believe that you're never too young to learn life saving skills and Roxy's story demonstrates that wonderfully. Our Badger programme teaches children as young as 5 in first aid lessons that can really save a life. We're delighted to hear that Harley-John made a full recovery with his sister by his side."
The National Youth Awards also recognised Badgers (5-10), Cadets (10-17) and Young Adults (18-25) from across Wales who have gone above and beyond with their commitment to volunteering. Awards included First Aid Competition National Winners, Super Badger Award, Diana Princess of Wales Award and the Grand Prior Awards. Youth leaders were also recognised for their commitment and support to young members.
Winner of the Badger of the Year 2017 was awarded to Georgia King from Griffithstown division. Cadet of the Year 2017 was awarded to Mitri Sharaiha from Llanelli division. Finally, the Young Adult of the Year 2017 was awarded to Rhiannon Jones from Clydach division.
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A St John Wales youth project has won Outstanding Global Citizenship Youth Work Project at the Welsh Government Youth Work in Wales Excellence Awards for its lifesaving work in Japan.
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Hundreds of people from all over Wales will gather at Llandaff Cathedral this Saturday, 18 June to honour volunteers from all over Wales for their services to the community through Wales's leading health care charity, St John Cymru – Wales.


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Matias Mendez Meyer aka Zeque.
InfraDigrecords A&R
Coming from a musician family, he is on the musical way since very young, always hearing his dads lp's, cd's and hearing bands of many musical types, he developed a very fine musical taste, at age 14 he met a friend who showed him his first electronic beats, after that he realized this music is much better than any kind he had heard, so he started going to a lot of parties and raves, after a year of almost every weekend hearing international and national live acts and dj sets he decided that its time to make some beats! starting with an old friend of parties who basically taught him how to use cubase (Pavel Morett), they've produced a lot of tracks under the name morett and meyer, separating after a year to continue their solo carreers, nowadays matt produces alone as Zeque and has collaborations with some friends (Mild Bang, Jadad, Light, Akvo, Phonik, just to name a few). Expect a lot of releases of this new artist that is almost all the time @ studio, his style is something clubby with a deep and techy feeling always thinking in what works on the dancefloor. when he is on stage he plays a wicked mixture of deep tech and house beats using a lot of tools and live fx, putting the dancefloor always to burn.