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When Governor John Hickenlooper was at the National Governors Association Taste of America Gala in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, he saw a familiar face: Tyler Wiard, culinary director of Elway's Restaurant Group, who was there to champion Share Our Strength's No Kid Hungry campaign.
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Fewer workers believe they are at immediate risk of redundancy amid falling unemployment, giving a "glimmer of hope" on the jobs front, according to a new report.
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The number of workers believing they are at immediate risk of redundancy has halved to 3 per cent since the start of the year, a survey of more than 2,600 adults showed.
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Mark Holweger of Legal & General said: "2013 has been a tough year for workers across all sectors, and this has had a knock-on effect on workers' perceptions of their job security - with confidence levels in their job security across the board lower than last year.
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"Let's hope that this more positive outlook will continue into the New Year, and that a sustained economic recovery will instil increased confidence in job security for UK workers for 2014."
Unemployment has fallen below 2.5 million, while the number of people in work has reached record levels in recent months, a trend the Government hopes will continue.
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Does anyone else shop for furniture (or anything else for that matter) with their dogs (and/or cats) principal interests in mind? Like today was out shopping for a desk and although I saw a couple I liked neither would suit my dog because she likes to go under my current desk and snooze. So basically I need to find a desk that will also serve as a dog den. :)
The DH and I got our couches and they're supposed to hold up to nail scratches. Gunther also likes to lick the couches that have fabric so we had to go with a leather blend couch so it wouldn't stain. He seems to like it just as much and easily takes over the whole thing haha.
Every room except for the library in the house has a spot or a favorite area for him and we make sure he always has a spot to relax while we're in there.
Yeah, my house in general. It had to have a cat room for the cats. No stairs leading outside for the dogs so when they are older they don't have a struggle. I am also much more careful about fabric and what attracts fur and what doesn't. The furniture I got is easy to move to vacuum and I have exactly 3 things that need dusting.
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Boston College continued its second-half surge, improving to 7-4 with its second road win of the season, over Maryland (6-5) at Byrd Stadium. Although BC outgained Maryland by nearly 100 yards, the game was close throughout and came down to the very last play. The win was the Eagles' fourth straight, further cementing their place among the Atlantic Coast Conference's bowl teams, in the last game between these two before the Terrapins leave the ACC for the Big Ten Conference next year.
BC took the first lead with kicker Nate Freese's 22-yard field goal on the opening drive, but Brad Craddock tied it up for the Terps with a 43-yarder of his own. Late in the first quarter, quarterback Chase Rettig fumbled the ball, with Maryland recovering on the one-yard line. Running back Albert Reid immediately took advantage, jumping over the pile for the touchdown and a 10-3 lead.
Early in the second, the Eagles blocked a Maryland punt, with defensive back Manuel Asprilla recovering the ball and returning it to the seven-yard line. On the next play, RB Andre Williams ran it in for the TD. Later in the period, Rettig recorded his second turnover of the game, throwing an interception to DB Sean Davis, who returned it two yards to the Maryland 49. The Terrapins couldn't capitalize, and the teams exchanged three-and-outs the rest of the way, going to halftime tied at 10.
Maryland opened up the second half with a TD drive, with QB C. J. Brown hitting wide receiver Amba Etta-Tawo for a 33-yard score, but BC kept it close with a 14-play, 73-yard drive that ended with Freese's 19-yard FG to make it 17-13 Terps, setting up what would be a wild fourth quarter.
On the first drive of the fourth period, Brown ran the ball in himself on third and goal from three yards out, but the Eagles responded right away, as Williams scored on a 72-yard TD run on the first play of the next drive. The Terrapins, looking to close out their victory, marched down to the Eagles' red zone, but RB Jacquille Veii fumbled the ball on the eight-yard line with half a quarter left. Five plays later, Rettig found WR Alex Amidon, who reached the end zone for a 74-yard TD. But Freese's extra point attempt was blocked and recovered by DB Anthony Nixon. After a few moments of hesitation, he took off and carried the ball all the way; what should have been a three-point BC lead instead became a tie game with five minutes on the clock. The Eagles's defense, solid all game long, forced the Terps to punt, giving the offense two minutes to avoid overtime. Williams and company did just enough to get in range, and on the final play, Freese kicked a 52-yard FG for the win.
Rettig had a definite off day, going just 6-of-14 passing for 120 yards, a TD and an INT. Williams was again the focus of the offense, rushing for 263 yards and two TDs on 32 carries. Maryland's Brown was 19-of-31 for 178 yards and a score. Boston College improved to 4-3 in ACC play, securing third place in the Atlantic Division, where it is 3.5 games behind undefeated #2 Florida State. The Eagles will once again have a winning season in 2013, following two years in which they totaled just six wins.
Next Eagles game: November 30 @ Syracuse (5-6), 3:30 pm ET
UMass was shut out for the second time this season and fell to 1-10 with a blowout loss to Central Michigan at Kelly/Shorts Stadium. The Minutemen amassed only 173 yards of offense to the Chippewas' 298, and failed to score a touchdown for the third time in 2013.
The Chippewas jumped ahead on the opening drive, when running back Zurlon Tipton scored a three-yard rushing TD. Late in the first quarter, with UMass in scoring position, quarterback A. J. Doyle threw an interception to defensive back Jason Wilson, who returned it 52 yards to the Massachusetts 28, keeping the score 7-0.
Kicker Ron Coluzzi opened up the second period with a 33-yard field goal, and just four minutes later Doyle threw a pick-six to DB Tony Annese, who made the INT at the 34 before taking it all the way. With nearly eight minutes still left to play, QB Cooper Rush threw a 34-yard TD pass to wide receiver Titus Davis and the rout was on. Coluzzi kicked another 33-yard FG to make it 27-0 at halftime.
After the teams traded three-and-outs to start the second half, UMass RB Shadrach Abrokwah lost a fumble at his 46-yard line. Four plays later, Rush and Davis teamed up again for a 30-yard score. Late in the third, Charley Molnar went for it on fourth-and-14 from the Central Michigan 26 instead of settling for the FG but the Minutemen could only gain 11 yards on the play and the Chippewas held a 34-0 lead after three.
After a 14-play, 63-yard drive, Coluzzi's third FG, from 24 yards, padded the Chippewas' lead, and the shutout was cemented with Doyle's third INT of the game, to DB Brandon Greer, who returned it 34 yards to the Central Michigan 48, ending a miserable game for the Minutemen's QB. Rush finished the game 13-for-21 for 231 passing yards and two TDs, both to Davis, who had 154 yards on seven receptions.
UMass is now 1-6 in the Mid-American Conference, its lone win keeping it out of last place in the East Division, five games behind leaders Bowling Green and Buffalo.
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A victim of bullying in the exclusive Trinity Grammar boarding school has been awarded a legal settlement, believed to be $500,000, after the school settled out of court last week.
The bullying case made headlines four years ago after four year 10 boarders were charged with several counts of sexual assault, including using a large wooden dildo dubbed the "anaconda" that one of them made in a woodwork class.
They pleaded guilty to lesser charges of assault in the children's court and walked free on bonds. Their victim, a fellow year 10 boy, sued the school for lack of supervision, breach of duty of care and compensation for his physical and psychological injuries.
The victim, now 21, was due to present evidence when the case opened in the Supreme Court next week, but last week the school asked for mediation and settled for an undisclosed sum.
The victim did not want to talk, but his father said his son hoped he could now put the nightmare behind him.
"He just wants to put it past him and get on with his life," the father said. "He is relieved it is over. We are happy with the settlement and now want to move on."
Trinity Grammar School at Summer Hill is the largest Anglican school in NSW, with 1700 students. Fees are $17,400 a year, $33,120 for boarders.
Both sides are forbidden from discussing the settlement, but compensation experts said it could be about $500,000. The victims and bullies cannot be named for legal reasons.
A second bullying victim, who was in year 9 at the time of the assaults in 2000, was awarded a settlement in 2003 that was also believed to be as much as $500,000.
That means the bullying cost the school $1 million in payouts to the victims, on top of the damage to the school's reputation.
The case caused a furore and dozens of parents pulled their sons out of the school.
Police said in a statement of facts, tendered to the bullies' court hearing in 2001, that the year 9 victim had been assaulted more than 50 times and the year 10 victim 25 times in a "culture of bastardisation" that existed in the school's boarding house.
Headmaster Milton Cujes said at the time the assaults were "isolated incidents" and denied there was a bullying culture at the school.
Yesterday Mr Cujes declined to talk, but issued this statement: "The parties went to a mediation before an experienced mediator and agreement was arrived at. The parties have agreed that there should be no further comment made regarding the details of the settlement."
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GAINESVILLE - Local law enforcement officials took a break from crime to play ball. It was a full house at the first annual Heroes Hoop event at the YMCA in Gainesville on Saturday.
Members from Alachua County Sheriff's Office, Gainesville Police Department, and County & City Fire Rescue played an intense 20 minute game on the court to benefit the YMCA.
Sheriff Sadie Darnell said, "For people in the community to see law enforcement and jail folks in a different role. We love to get out and have fun; we love to get out a benefit a great cause. We're part of this community and we want to do as much good as we can."
John Bonacci, the CEO of the Gainesville YMCA said, "We wanted to show some appreciation for the heroes that keep us safe and at the same time we thought it would be fun to play on some of the natural rivalries that are out there in our community."
ASO ended up beating both teams. Money raised from tickets and food sales will help the YMCA update areas of their building. 25 percent of the funds will go to the American Cancer Society.
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Melt 4 tablespoons butter in a large skillet over medium high heat. Add garlic to the skillet, and cook, stirring frequently, until fragrant, about 1 minute. Add shrimp, salt and pepper, to taste. Cook, stirring occasionally, until pink, about 2-3 minutes; set aside.
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Preheat oven to 450 degrees.
Cut four pieces of foil each about 12 inches long. Position a portion of fish in center of each piece of foil. Rub minced garlic onto fish. Sprinkle lemon juice over fish. Divide zucchini, red onion, orange zest and basil evenly on top of fish. Sprinkle with salt and pepper and drizzle with olive oil. Wrap packets double, folding long sides; crimp ends to seal. Place on baking sheet. Bake fish for 15 minutes.
Slide off baking sheet and cut through packets. Slide fish onto bed of rice and top with vegetables and juices.
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Makes 4 servings. Per serving: 319 calories, 14 g total fat (3 g saturated fat), 24 g carbohydrates, 23 g protein, 2 g dietary fiber, 64 mg sodium.


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Several things stood out in this game to me, and I'll touch on all of them briefly, but what I want to focus on here, is the offensive line's performance and the position battles in the trenches, because ultimately it doesn't matter how great Jamaal Charles is or how well Alex Smith takes care of the football, if they don't have time to make things happen, this team is in trouble.
Special Teams (A+)
Anytime you get a touchdown on special teams, that department is going to earn high marks, but it was truly exceptional even removing DeAnthony Thomas' punt return. Dustin Colquitt's first punt pinned the Bengals deep in their own territory, Albert Wilson had a 65-yard kick return, and both Ryan Succop and Cairo Santos, did a great job in their kicking duties. All around the special teams unit, under special teams wizard, Dave Taub, looked exceptional in every phase. I think it's already safe to say, that the Chiefs are not going to miss Dexter McCluster this year.
Defense (C+)
Bob Sutton's defense was shaky but overall came out slightly above average. Granted, A.J. Green is one of the best young wide receivers in the game, and his connection with Andy Dalton is one of the most deadly in the NFL, but he made the Chiefs secondary look slow.
The culprit was the Chiefs pass rush, They weren't getting enough consistent pressure on the QB, regardless if it was Dalton or Campbell early on. And throughout the game, Cincinnati was able to consistently move the ball up and down the field and score points. However, the defense showed flashes of its brilliance from the first half of last season, with 2 pick 6's and showing a willingness to take risks to make big plays.
Sean Smith showed that perhaps he needs to be looked at for getting back in the starting lineup, and rookies Phillip Gaines and Dee Ford both showed some flashes of why they were drafted so high for this team. High number of points allowed sure, but overall the defense showed enough bright spots to keep their grade pretty high.
Offense (C-) The offense however looked like it needed some work. Much like early last year, the offense appears to be lagging behind the other two phases of the game. Too many turnovers between quarterbacks, Alex Smith, Chase Daniel, and Tyler Bray each gave the football away at some point and all three of them led to points. If that trend continues into the regular season, this offense is going to struggle.
All the running backs looked solid and it was good to see a couple WRs not named Dwayne Bowe or Donnie Avery show some flashes in the game. When Chase Daniel hit Travis Kelce for the 68 yard TD right before half, it had me giddy to think about the extra threat and dimension to the offense Kelce can add if he stays healthy this year. .
The offensive line was probably the most interesting unit to really watch in this one, and it was a huge question mark coming in. Losing Branden Albert, Geoff Schwartz, and Jon Asamoah to free agency meant that the Chiefs were going to do some shuffling along the offensive line for this season.
Last year's #1 overall pick Eric Fisher slides over to Left Tackle after struggling mightily at right tackle in his rookie season, rookie guard Zach Fulton out of Tennessee earned a start for this game as a 6th round pick this year will be trying to fill the slot vacated by the combination of (Jon Asamoah/Geoff Schwartz), Jeff Allen, Rodney Hudson, and Donald Stephenson have shown to be somewhat inconsistent in their young careers to date. So for a young offensive line trying to find its rhythm, the Bengals provided a strong test. Cincinnati has one of the best and deepest Defensive lines in the league, and a very solid front seven.
As a whole, the starting five looked solid, though I wouldn't call them great, but for the most part; they gave Alex Smith enough time to make plays and opened some good holes for the RBs. Fisher looked solid on the left side in his first game, he did give up a strip sack on Alex Smith, but his run blocking looked very good. Not bad for his first action on the left side as a pro.
Fulton held his own at right guard, and all 5 guys seemed to have pretty good communication about blitz pickup and blocking assignments. After the first 5 left though, things took a significant downturn. Quarterbacks, Chase Daniel and Tyler Bray both spent a lot of time running for their lives and took some hits without having any time to find an open target.
Outside of Allen and Fulton, the guard position looks very weak, lots of pressure coming from the interior plus a couple of holding penalties. J'Marcus Webb has been a camp body for a few years now and he looked decent at tackle last night, and he's also shown the flexibility to play some guard over the years.
Seventh round pick, Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, looked good blocking downhill in the run game and looked pretty athletic getting out in space on a couple occasions. Second year lineman, Eric Kush did ok at center, struggled some, but compared to the guards playing on either side of him, he was brilliant. It's also entirely possible that a couple guys played their way off the team in last night's game.
At the end of the day the Chiefs will only keep about 7 or 8 offensive linemen on the final 53 man roster, based on this game LDT, Webb, and 2nd year Center Eric Kush look to have the inside track to being the reserves on the line.
Overall Grade (B-)
The regular season is still over a month away, and there's still a week plus left of training camp. The Chiefs have a lot of work to do to get ready for Tennessee in the season opener, but after 1 preseason game, the Special Teams looks ready, the defense showed signs of being ready, and the offense needs more gel time.
Overall though, a victory over a fellow playoff team from last year constitutes a very solid start to the 2014 campaign.
Photos: Justin Olson Warpaint Illustrated (1) Justin Houston (2) Chase Daniel.
What overall grade did you give the Chiefs?
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We've already had the Users Manual leak, revealing a wireless charging option and we have shown you a 360 degree look at the device. The next step is having Google turn it from a wooden puppet to a real boy which will happen in three days. After that, it is up to you. Is this the phone that you want? Are you looking for a stock Android smartphone that should grab the next few Android updates at the head of the line-hopefully? The LG Nexus 4 will get off to a great start with Android 4.2 driving the phone. The word is that this is not Key Lime Pie but is a continuation of Jelly Bean.
We expect the LG Nexus 4 to be available off-contract for $399 at the Google Play Store which would make it quite a steal. So who can't wait for Monday?
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Just remember, women PRACTICE daily putting on that makeup while driving and talking on their sell phone. :tongue:
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20/365 Memory, The Gallery
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He was a beautiful cat. I can imagine how much you miss him. Thanks for sharing your lovely photograph. xReplyDelete
Biba, I know how much you miss Jimmy. He is always with you.ReplyDelete
Oh Biba...how lovely. I'm sure he's watching you and knows how much you miss him.ReplyDelete
Love- Karin (Little Miss' mummy)
He was a lucky cat to have had you as his bestest friend, and i bet he enjoys it when its bedtime so he can get on the dream train with you and play with you in your dreams. A beautiful tribute from a beautiful girl xxReplyDelete
How lovely, he was a lovely cat. He is always with you xxReplyDelete
Oh Biba that's very sad when we loose a pet we love. He was very cute.ReplyDelete
What a brave entry! Well done you! :-)ReplyDelete
He was a beautiful cat and I am sure he misses you as much as you miss him, and loves you very much. You were lucky to have had such a great best friend xx
He looks like a very beautiful cat. I'm sure he misses you too xxxReplyDelete
Oh Biba, I still miss my cat Misty she looked a bit like Jimmy just a bit more girly!ReplyDelete
What a lucky cat he must have been to have been looked after by you giving him all that love and cuddles.
Aww I really feel for you being a cat lover myself (we have 3). A lovely stray cat had been visiting us for months and we ended up having to take it to the vets as it looked so ill. It had FIP and had to be put down. So sad.ReplyDelete
Aww Biba, Jimmy looks really adorable. Of course you miss him a lot. Good you have your memories and photo's so you will never forget him. xoReplyDelete
Aww so sorry to hear about your cat. He is adorable and will always be in your heart. xReplyDelete
How sad. What a lovely picture to remember him by xReplyDelete
What a beautiful cat! You must miss him so. I have a tabby too called Pippa and I love her dearly, they never really leave you whilst you love and remember them :-DReplyDelete
He was a very beautiful kitty and he was very lucky to have you as an owner, someone who loved him so much. I think when I lose my cat Paddy I will do the same with his ashes, what a clever idea! xReplyDelete
Aww, how sad and what a beautiful cat. Hugs to you.ReplyDelete


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Heritage Oaks Bank Announces New Banking School Graduate - 10/23/09
For Immediate Release
8:00A.M. PT, October 23rd, 2009
Mitch Massey, SVP
(Paso Robles, CA) Heritage Oaks Bank is proud to announce their new banking school graduate. T. Joseph Stronks, Senior Vice President/Central Services and eBanking Manager, graduated from Pacific Coast Banking School (PCBS) on September 4, 2009. This year's graduating class consisted of 211 executives, representing a diverse mix of financial institutions from around the country.
"Heritage Oaks Bank has always been committed to the betterment of its employees with education through PCBS as just one example. We partner with local colleges, promote continuing education and provide company sponsored training opportunities to better prepare our employees for advancement within our organization as well support the communities that we serve," says Ron Oliveira, Chief Operating Officer/Chief Credit Officer, EVP.
For over 70 years, the prestigious Pacific Coast Banking School has partnered with the University of Washington Graduate School of Business to teach the business of banking to over 10,000 bankers and members of the financial services community. Graduates of this three-year resident session each complete six rigorous inter-session assignments, including an original management thesis. Hundreds of PCBS alumni currently serve as CEOs of financial institutions and in key leadership roles across the country.


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Definition of retrorocket
Translation: rétrofusée
Definition: A small, auxiliary rocket engine on a launch vehicle or spacecraft that produces thrust in the opposite direction of flight in order to decelerate the vehicle.
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City Council's Tuesday work session to focus on water treatment plant and trash pick-up schedule
(Riverton, Wyo.) – The Riverton City Council will meet in a work session Tuesday night at 7 p.m. with two items on the agenda. They include a presentation on the city's Water Treatment Plant by operator Mille Hoffman and the report of the Sanitation Task Force looking at how the city will alter its residential and commercial trash collections to be in line with new hours and days of operation at the Riverton Bale Station.
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Matt Smith has started work on Ryan Gosling's new movie How To Catch A Monster and, as part of the role, he had to get a very close buzz cut.
Now, maybe you miss the hair, but me? I have this obsession with petting people with shaved heads, so I like it.
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The Sri Lankan government earlier questioned the authenticity of the video calling it "concocted". [Read: Prabakaran's son killed: Sri Lanka indicts DMK, apologises]
Callum McCrae, director of the documentary-Sri Lanka's Killing Fields: War Crimes Unpunished, said that the footage which shows the young boy's with his body bearing bullet holes, lying besides his "slaughtered bodyguards" was examined by Professor Derrick Pounder, a "respected forensic pathologist". [Read: 'Karunanidhi did nothing for Tamils in Sri Lanka']
According to Channel 4, they also got "a series of high-resolution stills of the scene" which was examined by him. [Read: LTTE fabricated videos to gain propaganda advantage: ex-rebel]
"Professor Pounder believes he has identified first of the shots to be fired at the boy. It is possible, he suggests, that the boy may have been made to watch the execution of his bound and blindfolded guards before the gun was turned on him," said Callum McCrae. [Read: Prabhakaran son's killing: Gruesome video screened]
It is also claimed that, while Balachandran was escorted by security personnels, they found out that he was Prabhakaran's son.
"He had been seen with five escorts [going] to surrender. I got to know at a later stage that they [security forces] found out that he was Prabhakaran's son," said the leaked document.
"We've examined the document and found it to be genuine. It is a chilling new evidence of Sri Lankan security forces' systematic policy of executing many surrendering or captured LTTE fighters, even if they were children," said McCrae.
He further said that the video looked like it was shot as a "grotesque trophy video by Sri Lankan forces". It shows the 12-year-old lying on ground with bullets in his body besides his bodyguards. The clothes lying around on the ground suggests that they were tied and blindfolded before being executed.
"The blindfold of Balachandran appeared to have been removed before he was shot," said McCrae.
"It investigates who was responsible — the results point to the highest levels of the Sri Lankan government and complicity at the top of the army. It forensically examines four specific cases. The cases are: the deliberate heavy shelling of civilians and a hospital in the 'No Fire Zone'; the strategic denial of food and medicine to hundreds and thousands of trapped civilians … and the systematic execution of naked and bound LTTE prisoners," said McCrae.
"We want Delhi to be sensitive to feelings of the Tamils and support the U.S.-led resolution at the United Nations Human Rights Commission in Geneva India must stand for justice now,"said spokesman Suren Surendiran, Global Tamil Forum seeking India's intervention into the matter.
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What is a Jungle Aquarium?
I've seen the term" jungle aquarium" thrown around and wonder what that actually means. Is there a difference between a Jungle aquarium and one that is merely not properly groomed, pruned and care for, basically let run wild?
just curious
IMO its all about personal taste. What one person call a jungle another will suggest a plant for that "bare spot." :tongue:
I dunno, I don't think "Jungle Aquarium" is an official aquascaping technique. Generall it is used to describe a tank that might be a bit overgrown, or have too many varieties of plants.
All a matter of personal tastes. All my tanks follow the jungle philosophy.
Some of the "official" techniques I've seen, including award winners don't do a thing for me and some of those judged "jungle" are some of the best. Just not mine ...
My understanding of the term is that it refers to an aquarium that isn't constantly being poked and proded and trimmed every other day. The plants are generally left to assume a natural appearance rather than a contrived one. Think of an Amano tank and then think exactly the opposite.
Heh, Amano, at least from what I've read of his "nature" philosophy, it has little to with nature as it occurs under water and more to do with what he thinks "nature" should look like, usually something not under water.
But that's his bag I guess.
My main reason for not tweaking and pruning all the time is once my tank has achieved a certain level of balance, I'm loathe to do something that might upset it.
I would suspect calling them "Nature" tanks might be a mistranslation, or just as close as they can get with the translation anyway. If you look at a Japanese garden, and look at Amano's tanks you can see the same philosphies at play IMHO.
Mine's a jungle at the moment, but it's more because I'm trying to see what's gong to survive :icon_roll ! I don't think I ever want to order an "assortment" of plants again. Especially of what turns out to be unlabeled plants :confused: .
I'll give you an example LOL
Grow out:
Jungle ;)
Do some hacking back in the grow out tank...wait 5 days and you get another jungle LOL
Which to me, regardless of aquascaping techniques or philosophies, makes you one heck of a plant dude.
Maybe a bigger tank though?
I usually wait till my fish are plastered against the sides of the tank before I wonder if it's time to prune.
I've enjoyed reading these responses, which have pretty much confirmed what I suspected. It's all personal taste. One person's unruly mess is another person's exciting natural jungle. One person's trimmed arrangement is another person's contrived fabrication. There are really no right or wrongs.
As an example, before going away for two weeks, I set up my tanks with some medium sized Water Sprites set up on both sides of my tank -- groomed and landscaped so as to be pleasing to the eye. Quite arranged. I returned after two weeks to find that my two Sprite bushes, as expected, had grown into huge monsters -- with lots of nice lovely green growth, but also lots of "out of place" stems and dripping roots. Time for a haircut. The first bush I yanked out, taking a handful of substrate with it and filling the water with debris. What a mess. I trimmed the pieces and replanted. Not bad. The second bush I left in placed, removed most of the dangling roots, trimmed back certain stems - much less of a mess and the end result was more natural looking. But this trimming took a LONG time to do. And if it becomes a chore, the less likely you are to maintain it. Lesson for me: no need to completely butcher your plants if you like how they look.
I think the key is to have fun and go with what you like, not what the books say. Sprite might be regarded as a weed and a lesser, cheap plant but hey if you want to have a tank full of Sprite, go for it. Haha.
If I wanted an arrangement of locked perfection, I would have stayed with plastic plants. ;) Change is part of the planted tank experience.
Impressive growth from some very healthy plants. Is that L. glandulosa in the first pic on the middle-right hand side?
Should consider a larger grow-out tank if you have the space for it. Less hacking away. BTW, is that the same C. helferi in the left hand side? :)
You don't have a real unruly jungle aquarium until your fish jumps out of the water and lands on the plants the the top of the tank and can't get back in the water. It is funny, but I actually had that happen in my 75 gallon tank when I first started attempting to make it into a planted tank. My hornwort grew so fast and furiously that I actually had to pick a fish off the top of it at one point and put it back in the water. It might have eventually flopped around til it got back in......but maybe not.
That is glandulosa and the helferi :)
that tank is purely a grow out tank now. I'm slowly clearing it as a fundraising venture for my ADA style tank. Already have the ferts/substrate on order. Now I need to get the lights and tank LOL....actually designing some new reflectors LOL
less organized grow out ...I should take a picture of it now (picture is 1 month ago) to show how it is now a madhouse jungle LOL
ummm...how about having to rescue your fish that get stuck in the uber dense stargrass LOL. ...and keep having to rescue them since they were mentally deficient ;)
..nothing like seeing fish pressed between the glass and stargrass
Very nice. That tank is starting to look like a saltwater frag tank. :hihi:
LOL, fish in stargrass. Have a similar problem with Lilaeopsis novae zelandiae. The dwarf cichlids poke their heads in to pick up the bloodworms, but end up being stuck in their themselves.
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FUKUSHIMA – Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko on Wednesday visited Fukushima Prefecture for the fifth time since a massive earthquake and tsunami triggered the country's worst nuclear accident in the prefecture five years ago.
In the town of Miharu, the couple talked with people who are staying there after evacuating from the village of Katsurao following the triple reactor meltdown at Tokyo Electric Power Co.'s disaster-crippled Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant.
The Emperor told them that he hopes their communities will be rebuilt successfully.
The Imperial couple have visited areas hit by the disasters every year to see the progress of recovery. An aide said that they seem not to have forgotten the disasters even for a moment during the last five years.
On Wednesday evening, the Emperor and the Empress moved on to Sendai, the capital of Miyagi Prefecture, another of the three hardest-hit prefectures. It was their sixth visit to Miyagi since the March 2011 disasters.
On Thursday, they are scheduled to visit a cenotaph erected in the Miyagi city of Ishinomaki for fishermen who died in the disaster. They will then visit the town of Onagawa for the first time since the disaster.
The couple will visit Tohoku University in Sendai on Friday before returning to Tokyo later in the day.


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One year after a terrifying tornado ripped through houses west of North Platte and did more than $2 million in damages, tornado hunters will be in town for two days to talk about storm chasing.
Tornado Alley is a 3D IMAX film created by Sean Casey, star of the Discovery Channels Storm Chasers series.
Two members of the series VORTEX2 research team and the Center for Severe Weather Research in Boulder will speak. The riveting film Tornado Alley will be shown in 3D, followed by questions and answers, organizers said.
Students will also get the chance to tour the Doppler on Wheels (DOW) storm chasing vehicle. The shows will be hosted by Scott Fauteux.
Dates and locations:
Friday, March 15
910:30 a.m. and 1-2:30 p.m. for Osgood and Lake Maloney students at Osgood, 495 West State Farm Road.
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11 a.m.12:30 p.m. and 2-3:30 p.m.
North Platte High School Performing Arts Center, 1220 W. 2nd Street. $5, limited seats. Only 250 tickets available for each show.
Also on Saturday, the DOW will be on display at Bill Summers Ford Honda Nissan at 3301 S. Jeffers.
The Red Cross and the National Weather Service will have tables in front of the Performing Arts Center and hand out information on severe weather and emergency preparedness.
Teresa Keck, Warning Coordination Meteorologist, National Weather Service in North Platte will also speak briefly during the presentations.
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Hey guys,
short story: rejected theme because of timthumb. I need to release the theme soon so I needed an alternative for timthumb that 1) allowed in TF, 2) used WP's Image Editor classes, 3) can perform the timthumb functions I needed: grayscale, colorize/tint, and 4) can perform changing opacity of an image.
Aqua Resizer is awesome but I needed additional functionality. So, feeling inspired by Aqua, I created bfi_thumb. Some info below:
Bfi_thumb resizes image on the fly using WordPress' Image Editor classes, thus supports both Imagick and GD and switches automatically depending on what's available. The default Image Editors only have a handful of basic functions (crop, resize, rotate, etc), bfi_thumb also extends these classes to include these new functions: Grayscale, Color (colorize), Opacity. Bfi_thumb stores previously created images in WP's default uploads directory, and uses those for future calls. The script automatically checks for updates on the original image then re-creates new images when needed. Any image can be used as long it is in your WordPress instance.
I felt that other people might need this too.. so I made the code open and put it in Github under the GPL 3 license.
Get it here: https://github.com/bfintal/bfi_thumb
While i understand grayscale & colorize options, i don't understand the opacity.. Couldn't you just use css for this?
Yup in most cases, but in my case I'm using it on a body background pattern. The pattern is grayscale then the body also has a background-color. So to avoid any additional unwanted divs, I change the opacity of the pattern so that it'll colorize the pattern. e.g. http://themes.mas.gambit.ph
Now that I think about it I can do it by colorizing the pattern instead. But I already finished the theme :/
Just added negate to the capabilities list
Looks awesome mate, great job!
Thanks for making Aqua Resizer also, a snippet of code in BFI Thumb was from that btw, added scaling up of images
Nice script, congrats – I've been looking for a timthumb alternative. Question: How does the crop function work, it doesn't seem to have any affect?
Previously, you'd have to add 'crop' => true to the parameters, since that was how WP's image editor classes did it.
I recently updated the script in Github to make cropping automatic depending on what dimensions you resize your image. Currently, if the aspect ratio of the dimensions you use doesn't match the original one, it'll resize then crop it similar to how timthumb does it.
Made a proper page for it: http://bfintal.github.com/bfi_thumb/
Thanks for this, it's working nicely! I wondering if you're going to implement image quality / compression?
Just an update on this. It's now released as v1.2.
It can now be used in themes and plugins without any worry about conflicts!
I also wrote an article in WPTuts+ about bfi_thumb http://wp.tutsplus.com/tutorials/theme-development/moving-away-from-timthumb-to-bfithumb/


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Young carers enjoyed a treat Willy Wonka would have been proud of when they were presented with the world's most expensive chocolate egg.
The £7,000 confection, weighing 110lb, was donated to Hackney Young Carers project, which gives nearly 200 youngsters a break from looking after seriously ill parents or other relatives.
Project manager Vera Beining said: "The children are likely to be cooking, shopping, cleaning and ironing at home. Some will have done a whole list of things before school, and do it all when they come home in the evening. They behave like parents.
"This is their Charlie and the Chocolate Factory moment. It's given them that little bit of magic. The egg's bigger than some of them."
Decorated with edible gold leaf and white chocolate flowers, the egg took seven people three days to make at chocolatier William Curley's Twickenham kitchen using the world's most expensive chocolate — Venezuelan Chuao, which costs about £15 a pound.
Mr Curley said: "These kids, with such big responsibilities, deserve it more than anyone."
It was sold at last month's Fabergé Big Egg Hunt charity auction in aid of Action for Children, which runs the Hackney project, and Elephant Family. The price broke the Guinness World Record and the buyers, technology entrepreneurs and philanthropists Cyrus and Priya Vandrevala, gave it to the project.
Young carer Michael, five, who looks after a sick parent, said: "I want to eat it all, but it might take 100 years."
More than 200 hand-crafted eggs, which were put on display across London, were sold at the auction, raising £667,000.
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Carolina Panthers head coach Ron Rivera sits down with ProFootballTalk's Mike Florio to discuss Cam Newton's ankle surgery and subsequent rehab. Rivera says ideally the surgery could have waited a year, as to allow Newton to acclimate to a completely new receiving corps, but that ultimately it just couldn't wait.
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15 arrests have been made following a cyber crime sting operation in Saint John's County.
The operation involved undercover detectives posing as juveniles or parents online to arrange for suspects to meet with them at an undercover house.
Between March 13th and March 17th, the suspects allegedly solicited a parent or child online.
The suspects also traveled to the home, allegedly for sexual activity with children between the ages of 13 and 14.
As they arrived at the home, they were taken into custody.
The suspects range in age from 10-49 years old.
Among those arrested included a school bus driver, a navy sailor, and a criminal justice student.
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Pakistan's political opposition to the rule of General Musharraf is considering boycotting the upcoming parliamentary elections since they fear there will be no honest vote. Benazir Bhutto of the Pakistan People's Party is discussing with her followers the possibility of refusing to take part in what most probably will be a rigged election. She notes that 25,000 ballots are being sent to each constituency which can be used to ensure victory for the Musharraf backed Muslim League. PTI Chief Imran Khan is beginning a hunger strike in protest to the suspension of the Constitution, but the Muttahda Majis-e-Amai(MMA) stated it would be involved in the election because boycotting would only ensure victory for the Muslim League.
Pakistan is confronting an unusual situation since apparently there are efforts on the part of Musharraf to stack the deck for his political supporters. Ordinarily, the Pakistan Supreme Court could halt such activities, but it has been replaced by Musharraf stooges. Chief Justice Abdul Dogar just ruled, "exceptional measures can be taken in exception al circumstances and the doctrine of necessity can also be applied." In simple Pakistani, this means Musharraf can do anything he damn well pleases. Of course, this creates a dilemma for the Bush administration which backs the Pakistan leader while also claiming America wants democracy to triumph.


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I was kinda hoping to see Riyad drive his car over it again, but hey...
$3700 (US) for a laptop you can drop 3 feet while open ? I have dropped my 299$ eeepc that far and it also still work perfect.
Try using that cheap toy of yours in a hot desert or under the rain. See if it survives.
Considering the water test in the review, I wouldn't rely on the Dell laptop to work during heavy rain (it's quite an image though!). And when the first eee breaks, you've still got nine spares!
Ok Bob15... I laughed so hard after reading your post that my sides literally hurt! You think your eeepc is "rugged"? Granted, this Dell XFR is just as much a joke. It's not much more rugged than your eeepc. For truely rugged laptop computing there is only 1 brand out there that meets or exceeds both MIL-STD-810 and IP65 testing, and that's the Panasonic Toughbook. No other laptop even deserves the right to use the word "rugged".
It's one thing for an eeepc to survive being dropped, it's another thing entirely to depend on a laptop that was "designed" to be dropped and survive. FYI, if you've never handled a rugged laptop, let alone a XFR, your opinion is just that, and in my opinion, its worth less than crap.
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Western China desperately wants to be international, which is commendable. But somebody please tell the Qinghai highway department that translating road signs with a Chinese-Latin dictionary is not a good idea. Roland van Asch, an Australian reader working with a forestry project, sent in this baffling sign, which is actually trying to tell truck drivers to keep right.
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GERTRUDE COOK, Plaintiff-Appellant,
GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION, Defendants-Appellees.
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This matter is before the Court upon consideration of appellees' motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction due to the untimely filing of the notice of appeal.
The record shows that the judgment of the district court was entered on April 22, 1983. Because the United States is a party, the notice of appeal was due to be filed within 60 days thereafter, or on or before June 21, 1983. Rule 4(a)(1), Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure. The notice of appeal was not filed until June 4, 1984, almost one year beyond the time period. There were no motions filed which would have tolled the time for filing a notice of appeal.
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Sure send chills down the spines of moviegoers, the thriller/drama "Gone" has officially been released into theaters today (February 24).
Under the direction of Heitor Dhalia, the motion picture stars Amanda Seyfried in the lead role, with Jennifer Carpenter and Wes Bentley acting as the supporting cast.
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Palace officials say Prince William's wife, Kate, has been admitted to the hospital in the early stages of labor.
Royal officials said that Kate travelled by car to St. Mary's Hospital in central London. Kate also known as the Duchess of Cambridge is expected to give birth in the private Lindo Wing of the hospital, where Princess Diana gave birth to William and his younger brother, Prince Harry.
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"Never underestimate the British public's obsession with the royal family," he said.
So far, the money is on Alexandra for a girl and James for a boy.
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A man was sentenced to two years in prison for failing to adequately register as a sex offender in Findlay.
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"but faced difficulties after new legislation increased reporting rules"...
How so? If he was convicted in 2001 and spent 2 years in prison then classified a sexually oriented offender,upon release, the new Adam Walsh Act had no jurisdiction over him.
"Bottom line is defendant was told back in 2001 he had an obligation to register" ... but doesn't the registration period start after he was released from prison?
Does the public defender know anything about defending people in situations such as this?
Does the judge just say whats on his mind at the time? or does he know what the laws are?
Will I get a response from either one of these people?
I'll be waiting ...
Looks like this might be going to the Ohio Supreme Court, more money well spent on a law that is full of holes and mistakes.The people of Ohio are so willing to adopt these new laws and waste so much money on them.
How dare you say that putting this person in jail is a waste of your money...
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Mike Tyson spent three years in prison for a rape conviction - an experience he tackles head on in his one man show, "Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth."
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The former boxer's show, which he was inspired to create after viewing Chazz Palminteri's one man show, "A Bronx Tale," was originally a lot flashier until Spike Lee (who became the show's director) got ahold of it.
"When I first started my show it was really like, lights, camera, action - I had a vocalist, a rock band," he said. "Spike made it more gritty, more up close and personal. Someone that worked for Spike saw that show and he told Spike about the show... he called me and said, 'I wanna bring this to Broadway.'"
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