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Japan relief album tops iTunes charts in 18 nations
TOKYO (Reuters Life!) - "Songs for Japan," the charity album released to raise funds for disaster relief after Japan was devastated by an earthquake and tsunami this month, has rocketed to the top of iTunes charts in 18 nations.
Featuring artists such as John Lennon ("Imagine"), U2 ("Walk On") and Lady Gaga ("Born This Way"), the 38-track album has been available for $9.99 since Friday.
EMI Music, Sony Music, Universal and Warner Music lent hit tracks to the album and the CD is slated to hit stores on April 4.
According to iTunes, the album has leapt to the top of 18 out of 22 charts, including the United States, France, Germany, Australia, Sweden and Japan.
Proceeds will go to the Japanese Red Cross society with participating artists, music labels, music publishers and iTunes having waived royalties and fees.
The 9.0 magnitude quake and giant tsunami that followed have left more than 27,500 dead or missing.
(Reporting by Elaine Lies; Editing by Edwina Gibbs)
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Where to stay in Storm LakeWhether you're planning to stay for a night or for the week, Storm Lake has accommodations to fit every need. There are 10 hotels in the Storm Lake area, some with discounts of up to 10%.
- • 5 2-star hotels with an average price of $58 per night
- • 4 3-star hotels with an average price of $63 per night
Here are the top hotels based on 292 user reviews of Storm Lake hotels:
- • Super 8 Storm Lake Ia (Storm Lake)
- • King's Pointe Waterpark Resort (Storm Lake)
- • Budget Inn Motel Storm Lake (Storm Lake)
- • Buena Vista Inn & Suites (Storm Lake)
How to get to Storm LakeFly in to Fort Dodge, IA (FOD-Fort Dodge Regional), 52.2 mi (84 km) from downtown Storm Lake. Sioux City, IA (SUX-Sioux Gateway) is the next closest major airport, 62.3 mi (100.2 km) away.
What to see around Storm LakeSome recommended attractions include:
- • Harker House
- • Buena Vista University
- • Chautauqua Park
- • Storm Lake Golf Course
When to visit Storm LakeWondering when's the best time to visit? Here are seasonal norms to help you plan your trip:
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- • January-March: 52°F day, 8°F night
- • April-June: 83°F day, 31°F night
- • July-September: 83°F day, 45°F night
- • October-December: 68°F day, 9°F night
- • January-March: 3.2 inches
- • April-June: 14.1 inches
- • July-September: 12.1 inches
- • October-December: 5.2 inches

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I started my blog around this very week last year. It seemed like the perfect way to keep non-local family and friends up-to-date with three growing kids, and the perfect solution to my laziness at physically documenting those three (rapidly) growing kids. But mostly, I really needed a creative outlet. Some place to share trial and error in the kitchen, in the craft room (HA!), and regarding healthy living & motherhood in general.
A big believer in family traditions, I declared Monday a day for baking together long before the blog was born. Cookie Mondays..... Ice Cream Sundays seemed to sum up our week in one cutesie title. Cookies with Mom on Mondays, Ice Cream at the Dairy on Dad's Softball Sundays, and the many adventures in between. The emphasis on sewing grew as I found more and more unexpected inspiration, and realized I, too, could teach myself to sew. Why didn't I start sooner?
Cookie Mondays is so much more than a recipe a week. It's sharing my love of baking with my kids. It's letting Chayse crack the eggs all by himself. It's knowing Chloe will remember a special treat on the kitchen table every Monday after school. It's watching Camden let her cookie sink to the bottom of the milk, then finding it again later. It's listening to the giggles and funny conversations, and realizing life must feel so carefree to them in those moments.
{...if I can possibly take the time away from sewing.}


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Kaiser Jeep M715
|Kaiser M715
|Kaiser Jeep
|Also called
|Five Quarter
|Toledo, Ohio
|Body and chassis
|Full-size pickup truck
|Front engine, four-wheel drive
|Jeep Gladiator
|231 ci (3.8L) OHC Tornado I6
|Warner T-98 4-speed manual
|209.75 in (5,328 mm)
|85 in (2,159 mm)
|At bed (with cargo cover installed): 87.7 in (2,228 mm)
At cab 75 in (1,905 mm), Reducible to 59 in (1,499 mm)
|Dodge M37
|Dodge M-880 series
The Kaiser Jeep M715 is an American wheeled military vehicle based upon the civilian Jeep Gladiator. In 1965 the design and developing for the M715 began. The U.S. government purchased these trucks to replace the M37. Between 1967 and 1969 over 33,000 trucks were produced at the Toledo, Ohio, plant. The overhead cam 6 cyl engines were not very reliable due to lack of knowledge on the overhead cam design and lack of maintenance. They had been dropped from civilian models by 1968. The trucks were replaced by the Dodge M880 series.
Kia currently produces an M715-type vehicle named the KM450 for the South Korean Army on license from the U.S. government. India's Tata/Vectra is also entering an M715 type vehicle as a candidate for the Indian Army's LSV requirement.
In 2010 Mopar developed the concept vehicle Jeep NuKizer 715. It was a tribute to the original M715.
Jeep M715 Series[edit]
M715 variants include:
- M715 - cargo/troop carrier
- M724 - cab/chassis
- M725 - ambulance
- M726 - telephone maintenance
- Length:
- With winch 220.75 in (5,607 mm)
- Without winch 209.75 in (5,328 mm)
- Width: 85 in (2,159 mm)
- Height:
- At bed (with cargo cover installed) 87.7 in (2,228 mm)
- At cab 75 in (1,905 mm), Reducible to 59 in (1,499 mm)
- Weight: 5,180 lb (2,350 kg)
- Engine: Inline 6-cyl, 230.5ci overhead camshaft Tornado
- Horsepower: 132.5 hp (98.8 kW)
- Transmission: Warner, T-98 four-speed, synchronized manual
- Transfer case: 2 speed, NP200, 1.91:1 low range
- Axles:
- Electrical system: 24 volt utilizing two 12 volt batteries in series
- Brakes: Hydraulic, 4-wheeled drum
- Fuel type: gas
- Fuel capacity: 28 US gal (106 L; 23 imp gal)
- Top speed: 55 mph (89 km/h)
- Turning radius: 28 feet (9 m)
- Tires: 9.00 x 16 8-ply
- The Kaiser Jeep M715 is called a 1¼ ton, or Five quarter ton truck.
- It was built for the U.S. military based on the civilian Jeep Gladiator.
- The M715 family saw service in Vietnam, Korean DMZ and European bases
- The M715 family was produced from 1967 through 1969.
- In the 2013 video game Grand Theft Auto V, one of the protagonists, Trevor Philips, owns a vehicle based on the M715.
- For the 2016 50th annual Easter Jeep Safari in Moab, Utah FCA showed the Jeep Crew Chief 715 concept, a nod to the Kaiser 715.
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External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Jeep M715.
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Westfield Police Release Sketch of Bank Robbery Suspect
WESTFIELD, Ind.
The Westfield Police Department has released a sketch of the suspect in the August Community Bank robbery. Police are looking for the man that robbed the bank at the 100 block of Main Street in Westfield on August 31, just after the bank opened around 8:30 a.m.
The suspect entered the bank when it opened, displayed a handgun and demanded money. The suspect is described as a black man between 30-35 years of age, approximately 6'01" and 200 pounds with an athletic build. His face was covered with a black bandana.
He fled with an undisclosed amount of money on foot. Witnesses told police he got into a white mini van and fled the area.
The Westfield Police ask anyone with information to contact them at 317-773-1300 or 317-804-3200.


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You'd think that by now the C-suite would be up-to-speed on data privacy and security.
But a recent AIIM (Association for Information and Image Management) report showed that while up to about half of all organizations experienced a data breach in the last year, a quarter of respondents felt that their senior managers did not take the risks of data privacy breaches seriously.
According to a 2015 IBM survey of more than 700 C-level executives, almost three-quarters of CEOs identified 'rogue individuals' as the largest threat to organizations – when, in fact, 80% of cyber attacks are driven by highly organized crime rings.
Referencing an earlier report on mobile security threats by BT Global Services, "incredibly, 69% of CEOs don't take security seriously enough," said a BT Global spokesperson at the World Economic Forum (weforum.org).
The time is now for senior management to step up and to be proactive in designing an information security framework before it's too late, urged an article at itproportal.com.
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Yummy Garlic Wonton Appetizer
No Sew Curtains
Personalized Name Frame
2012 Family Motto
Picture Frames
See you tonight for It's a Party. Get your linking fingers ready!
Wow!! Those were some fantastic projects...I am totally shocked my family motto was among them! ;) Thank you so much Terri...you are such a gracious host, can't wait for the party tonight :)
The wontons looks delish. Great features!
Wow, Terri!! Thanks so much for featuring my no sew curtains...As I'm sitting here feeling overwhelmed with all the projects I have going on I'm skimming through some blogs and was surprise when I saw my curtains...Thanks for being a great host!!!
Thank you so much for featuring my personalized name frame project!! I was so excited to see it here:D Yay!!


text: I understand everyone's take on this. My thing is: it's obvious everyone has been told different from their dealership, ie.: 1000 miles break in, 2000 mile break in, yes oil change at 1000, no at 1000, 3000 mile oil change, 5000 mile oil change, 7500 mile change, and the list of constant difference in information leads me to believe no one truly knows. It is only a guess. There are wrx owners who have gone by the 1000 break in or a 2000 break in, no break in, little break in and all have perfectly running wrxs'. So, if one chosen to wait until that magical 1000 mile mark, what, does the car say to its self, Ok drive me like you stole me. I don't think so. Just food for thought for the next wrx newbie.


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Healthy School Lunches
Let's take a second to get this blog back on track. The whole point of starting this blog back in 2006 was to give you a sense of my experiences becoming a chef, and now chef instructor. And I've realized that most of my recent posts haven't been about that at all. So it's time to bring you up to speed.
This is how we roll burritos kids. Now go yell at the people at Chipotle!
As I continue to try and find more venues in which to teach, I reached out to my local Whole Foods Market to see if they wanted me to do some cooking classes there. I knew this was something they did, as my executive chef at Open Kitchen – Chef Bernard – taught a class there himself one afternoon. (While I was left to man the restaurant of course…)
Upon becoming an independent cooking instructor, an email was quickly fired off to Whole Foods asking if I could teach there. It received no response. It wasn't until I went into the Whole Foods in my chef's coat to buy some branzino for a class that someone stopped me and asked if I was a chef. I said I was indeed, and she introduced herself as Claire, the new head of the cooking classes at that Whole Foods.
I guess that explains the lack of response: I was firing emails to an unread inbox.
Was I really holding the attention of children while cooking? Unheard of!
Long story short, she asked if I would be interested in teaming up with a local elementary school to do a presentation on healthy school lunches. Well, even though this was for no pay, I couldn't pass up an opportunity to do something so linked to my cooking idol, Jamie Oliver. I whipped up some recipes, and we held a pair of classes last night for kids and adults alike.
The real challenge was to see if the kids would like it. And by "it," I mean the presentation as well as the food. Well, asking kids what their least favorite food was helped to break the ice as many hands shot up into the air to exclaim that they hated broccoli, Brussels sprouts and onions. (The one kid who said she hated "Peanut Butter and Jelly" took me by surprise I have to admit…)
But making dips for fruits and veggies, black bean and rice burritos and pasta salad all were a ton of fun in front of the kids, and they loved it! The highlight of the evening for me was when I walked around the tables after one demonstration and there was a child of 4 years old devouring her fruit with my yogurt dip on it. I asked the parents how they liked everything, and they just kept staring at the kid eating the fruit. I looked at the kid and asked, "So, you like that?" She nodded, and kept on eating.
I looked back at the parents, and without taking their eyes off her they said in total amazement, "She's eating FRUIT!! She NEVER does that!!" I looked back at the kid, who fired down two more pieces of cantaloupe.
So very cute.
I'm going to call that a success.
And while I want to thank everyone at Whole Foods for being so accommodating to me, and the PTA at Chesterbrook Elementary for being nice enough to invite me, I want to say a special thank you to the kids who made me a wonderful thank-you card that they all signed.
Sorry, I think I have something in my eye…
PS Since that recipe for my yogurt dip was such a hit, here it is for you all as well!
|Sweet Yogurt Dipping Sauce
This sauce mixes together a series of flavors that go wonderfully with yogurt. Be sure to use Greek yogurt which is lower in moisture, and makes for a better dipping sauce.
Yield: ~2 cups
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I love that you got to teach this class! I know healthy eating and ESPECIALLY children's diets are important to you. (Just like your culinary idol, Jamie Oliver.) I hope the kids ask their parents to make the recipes with them–such good family bonding time with a WONDERFUL result!
I think it's great that you taught this class. I'm sure the children enjoyed it as much as the parents appreciate. One should always take the opportunity to educate when they have a chance, especially our children. You know…Pay it Forward. You never know when one of those "no pay" situations will benefit you in the long run. You may have discovered a new niche…teaching parents and grandparents how to interact in the kitchen with their children and grandchildren. Ours love to cook with us. It can get messy though. Just a thought. Really enjoy the human side of your blog. Will look for more recipes.
My kids love to dip..I will have to try this recipe and see if I get as good a reception as you did. I have a feeling that when their mom gives it to them, they will turn up their noses. But if a chef handed it to them, they would eat it up! Coming to Texas any time soon?


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Genomatica said it has successfully produced bio-1,4 butanediol (BDO) from its first demonstration-scale 13,000 liter fermentation tank located at Tate & Lyle's facility in Decatur, Illinois, 3 months after the companies announced their partnership.
The company did not disclose how much BDO was produced at the facility. The blog also asked Genomatica's target commercial production capacity planned in late 2012 as well as where the location of this plant will be. No answer for these questions either.
As readers recall, Genomatica recently announced another planned demonstration facility in Rivalta, Italy, using cellulosic-based feedstock. The company also announced a partnership with Mitsubishi Chemical for the production and use of their bio-BDO for Mitsubishi's planned 20,000 ton/year polybutylene succinate (PbS) plant in Thailand, which is expected to start in 2015. PbS is made from succinic acid and BDO.
I've actually interviewed key officials from Mitsubishi Chemicals regarding their bio-based chemicals strategies and will share information soon. In the meantime, Genomatica did not say where in Asia they are going to set up their BDO plant, which is expected to come onstream in 2014. I have a good hunch, however, that it will also be in Thailand since Mitsubishi pointed out this is a good, economical place to get their sugar feedstock via their Thai joint venture partner PTT Limited (who has a good connection to the government and to Thailand's agriculture sector).
Genomatica also mentioned that the US Department of Energy (DOE) recently awarded the company $5m to further develop its process for converting biomass to BDO. The grant was part of the $36m grant given to 6 projects including Genomatica's to advance technology improvements and process integration needed to produce drop-in biofuels and bio-based chemicals.
Aside from Genomatica, other companies selected included California-based General Atomics for algal oils production; Michigan Biotechnology Institute (not sure what type of project they're working on); HCL CleanTech, which uses hydrochloric acid hydrolysis to convert pre-extracted biomass feedstocks into fermentable sugars; Texas Engineering Experiment Station, also working on cellulosic biomass feedstock pretreatment; and Virent, for their development of biomass into jet fuel.


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Fox Chapel girls short against Gateway; bounce back to knock off Plum
The Fox Chapel girls varsity basketball team suffered its first Section 2-AAAA loss of the season on Jan. 8 as they traveled to Monroeville to take on section co-leader Gateway.
The game was close at the half with Gateway holding a 22-18 lead but the Foxes could only muster eight second-half points as they fell, 47-26.
Kayla Slovenec led coach Meghan Meabon's squad with nine points while Erin Mathias scored eight.
The Foxes fell to 9-3 overall and 4-1 in the section. Gateway took over sole possession of first place as they improved to 8-2, 5-0.
The Foxes then played Plum on Friday and rebounded for a 50-38 win.
Taylor Cohen scored 18 points to lead FC and Kayla Slovenec added 10.
Cohen scored 12 of her points in the fourth quarter. Alexa Yaksich also scored 10.
The play of the freshman guards — Taylor and Cohen — made Plum pay the price for double-teaming Erin Mathias.
Mathias was held to nine points but snared 22 rebounds.
"We feel that we can step up when teams try to shut down Erin," Cohen said.
Mathias agreed.
"Taylor and Kayla more or less took over the game," she said.
"They just keep getting better."
Meabon was pleased with her team's play, especially her young guards.
"The girls are believing in themselves more each time out," she said.
We needed to bounce back after the loss to Gateway and we did against a good Plum team.
"The girls are gaining a lot of confidence."
Shady Side
In Section 3-AA action on Jan. 7, Shady Side Academy rolled to a 55-24 win over East Allegheny.
The Indians had the game in hand at the half as they led 27-14.
Audrey Koi scored 17 points and Gabby Harchelroad added 14.
Coach Audrey Scott's Indians had to travel to Jeannette to take on the Jayhawks on Thursday.
The Indians held a 41-38 lead heading into the fourth quarter but couldn't contain Jeannette's Ciara Gregory, who ended up with 37 points.
Jeannette outscored SSA by a 16-6 count to claim a 54-47 victory.
Gabby Harchelroad led SSA with 19 points while Koi scored 11 and Stephanie Pish added 10.
"We had them until the last two-and-half minutes," Scott said. "We literally froze up."
Scott said the Indians took some bad shots and the team's inexperience showed.
She also said Gregory managed to lead Jeannette even though she thought her team played good defense on her.
"She wasn't getting many off of her jumper," Scott said of Gregory. "She had a lot of steals and layups. I had three people on her.
"She's a great player.
Overall, Scott said, she was pleased with how the team played.
"We're in third place and that's about where I thought we'd be. We're in the playoff mix. We have a tough game this week against Greensburg Central Catholic and we'll go out and compete.
"We need to win the games I think we can win."
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text: hey all.. So, a couple of months ago my rev.c mba decided to go 'SOS' (white screen and beeping SOS) it was still under warrenty by about 20 days so i booked a genius appointment in my local apple store.. The Genius diagnosed the fault as being a 'duff' logic board and advised me that it would take a few days to get the part, then fit, then give it back etc so i walked away MBAless 2 days later i get a call to say.."please pop in at your earliest convience to collect a brand new replacement off the shelf!" at which point i race in there and sure enough they give me a brand new one, and obviously a new years warranty.. WOW!(FYI had revised screen and faster intel SSD vs the old stec SSD) so my dilemma.. im a self confessed 'sucker for shiney $h1t' and really want one of the new 11" MBA but i cannot seem to sell my current MBA for love nor money. it cost me £1434?(ish) and ive been offering it out at £900! (unwanted and unloved) am i being unreasonable? with the new MBA 13" out has this really affected the prices of the older revision(with a backlit keyboard, dont get me started) im close to just buckling and buying one, but i want the 1.6,4gb ram and thats BTO only..and if i did the current MBA would just go back in its box and be forgotten about.. what should i do? the reason the 11" is calling me is purely the formfactor.. as my MBA is a glorified email/surfing machine as my iMac is my home work horse.. /awaits abuse Cheers Andy..


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Today I ventured out briefly with some of my Christmas goodies. I got the books below at Barnes and Noble. A frugal fail, because I then looked at the prices on Amazon with free shipping and they were half of what they were at B/N. Still deciding on what to do here. I also hit the local quilt store and got a few fabrics to make place mats and cloth napkins. I'll save the rest of my "gift shopping" for the new year. Unfortunately taking pictures in unnatural light affects the colors-the top fabric is pink!!
This week, along with much of the blogosphere, I'm concentrated on goals and plans for the next months, if not for all of 2013. I try to think in general goals, or at least general areas rather than coming up with a huge list. These then, are the goals for my 2013 retirement lifestyle.
Obviously my big immediate goal is to decide my location and lifestyle as I leave this house in the next few months (we hope). Much of my time will be spent on lifestyle comparisons, travel opportunities, access to family an other considerations. I will share with my readers my intention to consider a third option (besides Dallas and Denver) and that is to move further south here in Texas (near the water if its affordable, in hill country if not). I'll share more about this later as well.
I want to do some rethinking on this blog. I've been sporadic in posting. While posting too regularly is not my style, I want to keep an even keel. I also want to make most of my articles relevant to either fixed income retirement (which of course includes a wide variety of incomes), or to single retirement. I've been meaning to write more about issues that affect singles in retirement, and I intend to increase that focus in the new year. I've been looking at monetizing this blog, as well.
My travel goals are pretty simple. Again, I hope to take two long road trips, and one day or weekend trip a month, at minimum. I prefer to be mainly at home with a couple long breaks rather than the alternative. One long road trip will be the gulf trip that never got planned this past summer. I'm considering a second, really long, away from home trip. That one would mean driving across to California, up the coast and in to Seattle. I would then head east towards the Dakotas. Unfortunately there's no easy way all the way south after that. I'm still exploring my options here. The other choice is a really long train trip.
I have definitely did not meet my fitness goals for the past year, so I'm still working on ways to be fit in extreme temperatures with a permanently bum knee (and an unwillingness to swim in cold weather, even inside-it's illogical, I know). I'm cobbling together a plan-seated exercises, summer swimming..........
I hope to take my sewing and craft biz to the next level-and keep it part time. I've changed my attitude and the way I work, and have looked at alternative outlets. I've mainly stopped making little things (other than table top related items) and concentrated on making a large variety of sizes. My decision to make what I like has worked out well, in terms of business. I still take custom orders (I have two now) but most of my sales are items I made and then display. I also do a great deal of charity sewing, part of my volunteer effort. First though, I need to have a recovery day-my poor sewing room is showng the effects of Christmas sewing in the extreme. Let's just call this the "before".
Which leads me to the personal enrichment category, for lack of a better phrase. One of my goals post downsizing is to have more time for volunteering. I continue to work best on short term specific projects rather than once a week commitments, but I leave my time free to be able to help as needed, when it's really needed. One of the regular goals I'm still working on from last year is regular prayer and meditation-at least an hour daily. Many folks asked me last year about my path in this area. I have not reached the plane of three times daily prayer/meditation. I slowly built a schedule, and I cannot tel you how much that time enriches my day (and how much I miss it if it is not done). While I appreciate the "God in the sunset" approach, I personally need structured, one on one quiet time. I hope to explore some new socialization alternatives and take a single course each semester.
Finally (and I've touched on this previously), I'm looking to become more self sufficient. Fear not, I have no intention of becoming a doomsday prepper. However, the world has changed. I feel the need to be prepared for any one of short term and long term crises from a temporary money crunch to a tornado. These preparations will include stocking up for emergencies, fine tuning finances, and learning new skills (the most fun part).
There you have it. As with most folks, goals and priorities will change. At least I have a place to start. I've made a very few monthly goals for January to get me started. Hopefully by sharing them, others will have some motivational ideas for me!
Meanwhile, this morning was another example of the joys of retirement. The cold spell has finally hit Dallas. My cold weather routine is to get up, let the dogs out, grab my cold caffeine and climb back in bed with a book or my laptop. I may get up half an hour later. On the other hand, yesterday it was almost eleven (and it was hunger that drove me out of my cocoon). By the same token, tonight I may read until two or three. Tomorrow, I plan to force myself to walk the mall-with an afternoon movie as my reward. I'll hit the grocery store and do any errands and be home before dark.........and remain at home while the rest of the word crowds the roads over the weekend.
Oh, and this is what happens when you have a beagle in the house and you are sitting at the kitchen table frosting cookies....


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Open House Sunday (Eagle Rock)
11:00am to 12:00pm in Eagle Rock
Last Sunday of the Month
Please join us on the last Sunday of every month for an introduction to the Shambhala Center of Los Angeles. Come and learn about the variety of programs and opportunities for practice offered here, and individual meditation instruction is available free of charge. Open House includes an introductory talk and informal reception with refreshments, hosted by senior students of the Vidyadhara Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche and Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche.


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The Fable series is back on track, this time fully Kinect enabled, how did this major transition impact the beloved Lionhead Studios series? Fable: The Journey is the story of a simple dweller young man named Gabriel and his horse Seren, both being part of the gypsy caravans frequently depicted during the series. It's been hundreds of years since the events of Fable 3, and good portion of the large cities lay in ruins after the Devourers attack, as you travel the lush forest covered ruins of roads and small villages you get separated from your people and end up saving Theresa, the Seer from previous games, from the spread of corruption.
This corruption pursues you during a large portion of the game, and the game circles around the three previously mentioned characters most of the time, Theresa wants you to try and be a Hero, while Gabriel just wants to take care of his horse and reunite with his people, his relation with his horse is heartwarming and sincere, being one of the main topics of the game. The discussions with Theresa about the past are also very interesting, bringing back the canonical events from previous games and mentioning some characters like Jack of Blades and Reaver, unfortunately though, none of these characters make an appearance.
You watch as Gabriel matures from a scared young teenager into a proper Hero, his changes are slow and nice to watch, making the story this intricate weave of background provided by Theresa, emotion provided by the link between the group and courage demonstrated by all of them in different moments of the game. The quest goes from reuniting with your group to becoming a true Hero, and it shines brightly, matching the vibrant sights you pass while you travel in your coach through the mountains. The visuals and sound of the game are brilliant, it's great to look at and the music and sounds not only bring back the nostalgia from previous Fable titles, but it fits just amazingly well with the tone that game is taking, be it on peaceful or agitated moments.
Now, the Kinect implementation is an interesting thing in Fable: The Journey, the first screen of the game asks you to grab a comfortable chair and sit down, simulating the sitting position that Gabriel will be in while riding his coach, this is depicted with several screens showing a human sitting down in the correct position and a Hobbes sitting in awkward positions with the tag line "Be a Hero, not a Hobbe", it's charming and fun, making me laugh in between loading times. There are two gameplay situations, one is while you ride on the coach, you move by holding your arms straight like if you were holding the reins, if you crack the reins, the horse goes faster, but Seren can only go so far without tiring down, also obstacles and bonus experience points on the road make it so you need to change speed frequently, making it a very boring and repetitive sequence, this makes up a good 50% of the game.
The other 50% are battle scenarios, if you are on foot the game will walk you automatically after you kill everyone in the screen in a Time Crisis like fashion, you fight with spells and you unlock several during the course of the game, you can use them without changing anything cause they are all linked to an individual arm motion, making it less repetitive and more enjoyable. The issue is sometimes the game doesn't quite get the motion you made and might fire in a random direction or not recognize what movement are you doing. You can also be shooting while the coach goes automatically, the controls are the same in this situation as if you were on foot.
It's an extremely repetitive game, going on a cycle of peaceful coach riding, running way from corruption, action segment on foot, and then a pause to take care of Seren. Thankfully the characters and story managed to save the game, but is it really worth playing through it? Fable: The Journey is short, probably eight hours long, making it not such a tasking effort to wave your arms to the end of the game, and having only one other game mode, which is essentially a score attack mode of the campaign levels, it doesn't have any re-playability at all. A sweet story with lovable characters and an ending to a storyline spanning two console generations and four titles, overshadowed by unresponsive Kinect controls and repetitive game play. It is worth a try, but don't expect any open world action experience out of fun, quite frankly? This IS on rails, and it's one of the main reasons why the game ended up being a limited experience, sorry Mr. Molyneux.
Bright, vibrant visuals
- Well written story that closes up the arc
Lovable characters with interesting relations
- It's on rails!
- Repetitive gameplay
- Unresponsive Kinect controls
- Absolutely no replayability
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New York Giants
Despite all New York's offensive talent, the entire unit took
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When veteran receiver Amani Toomer suffered a season-ending knee injury midway through the 2006 campaign, the Giants offense was never the same. Toomer has the most dependable hands on the squad, runs the best routes and has that veteran craftiness that can't be taught. He's also become quarterback Eli Manning's security blanket, which was obvious because Manning fell apart last season after Toomer went down.
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Matthew Postins, BucsBlitz.com
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
The one non-Pro Bowl player the Buccaneers cannot live without right now is
wide receiver Joey Galloway. That's right -- Galloway.
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Without Galloway the Buccaneers are without a deep threat and their No. 1 target. Pure and simple. His importance is underscored by the fact that he gets preferential treatment at camp, practicing just one session most days, so his body doesn't break down (he has a history of hamstring problems).
Without Galloway the Bucs' passing game would definitely flounder.
Charlie Bernstein, JagNation.com
Jacksonville Jaguars
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The Jaguars got to experience life without Leftwich last season, as he missed
10 games with an ankle injury, and the backup quarterback, David Garrard was put
in one of the best possible situations with the league's third-ranked rushing
attack and second-ranked defense. With those impressive end of the year
statistics, the Jaguars were only able to go .500, and the main reason behind it
was one of the worst passing games in the league once Leftwich went down. Teams loaded up the box to stop the run, against Garrard
had no fear of
getting beat through the air.
Although Leftwich isn't yet an elite quarterback, the Jaguars offense becomes instantly one-dimensional when he doesn't play.
Denis Savage, SilverandBlack.com
Oakland Raiders
It may have been just his second season in Silver and Black but middle linebacker Kirk Morrison proved to be indispensable. He led the Oakland defense in tackles and provided much more than that on and off the field – leadership and accountability.
While he may not make the flashy play, the San Diego State alumnus and
Oakland native is a sure tackler and solid tactician. He is seldom out of
position and provides excellent instruction to the rest of his group.
Morrison is the type of young player the Raiders are trying to cultivate throughout the roster – smart, instinctive, and fully invested in the well-being of the team. Losing Morrison for any stretch of time would take away from the Raiders defense significantly from a game perspective and a mental one. He is the heart that makes the defense beat.
John Crist, BearReport.com
Chicago Bears
Although neither Nathan Vasher nor Charles Tillman was selected to the Pro Bowl last season, you would be hard pressed to find a better cornerback combination in the NFC.
Vasher did make the trip to Hawaii in 2005 and has intercepted 16 passes in three seasons, but Tillman is still yet to be honored despite 10 INTs the last two years and a reputation as one of the best tackling corners in the league. Vasher missed two games late in 2006 with a bum hamstring and Tillman also missed a pair due to a bad back, and Chicago's pass defense suffered greatly as a result. The Bears surrendered 907 yards through the air in a three-game stretch with Ricky Manning Jr. in the starting lineup, including 268 yards and 3 touchdowns to unheralded backup Tim Rattay in little more than a half at home against a bad Tampa Bay team.
Manning proved to be a very good player in the nickel package, but he was simply not up to the task when asked to replace first Vasher and then Tillman as a starter.
Barry McBride, TheOBR.com
Cleveland Browns
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Of those players, I'll go out on a limb and say the athlete who would be the most missed at this juncture is OLB Kamerion Wimbley. Outside linebackers are critical in Romeo Crennel's 3-4 defense scheme and Wimbley is the first player since Miller to create some level of havoc in opposing team's backfields.
While the Browns roster is still thin at many positions, making the loss of starters difficult to overcome, Wimbley is a special talent on the defensive side and such a terrific representative of the team that losing him would be especially devastating.
Doug Farrar, Seahawks.net
Seattle Seahawks
Seahawks nose tackle Marcus Tubbs hasn't made a Pro Bowl yet (though his
cousin Winfred did as a linebacker for the 49ers in 1999), but he may be Seattle's
most valuable defender if you're going on absence alone. In the eleven games
Tubbs missed last year, the Seahawks' defense gave up 65 more rushing yards
per game. Seattle's linebackers are fast pursuers - not blocks of granite -
and Tubbs is needed to soak up blockers and help create lanes. This is crucial
when you face the 49ers' Frank Gore and the Rams' Steven Jackson twice a year.
A healthy Tubbs will do a lot to right the ship for a Seahawks defense that underperformed in 2006. The Seahawks drafted Brandon Mebane of Cal in the third round as a stopgap.
Todd Korth, PackerReport.com
Green Bay Packers
The Packers would be hurting without Al Harris. The veteran cornerback is
usually assigned to cover opponents' top receivers, and often shuts them down.
Durable, Harris has played in 144 straight games (154 including playoffs). He had three interceptions in 2006 and was second on the team with 20 passes defensed. Harris was voted as a Pro Bowl alternate last year, though, many observers felt he played well enough to be on the NFC squad.
Michael Lombardo, SDBoltReport.com
San Diego Chargers
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Jammer was the best player in the secondary last season. He led the team with four interceptions and finished second with 76 tackles. Although he doesn't make as many big plays as the team would like, he routinely shadows the opponent's top receiver and is rarely caught out of position. He is also the best run-stuffing corner in the league.
After struggling with untimely penalties early in his career, Jammer has adapted his physical style of play in accordance with the league's nitpicky pass-interference enforcement. He is now a crafty veteran, a team leader, and one of the most irreplaceable players on the roster.
Chuck Hixson, WarNest.com
Philadelphia Eagles
Of the non-Pro Bowlers on their squad, the Eagles would likely be hurt most
by the loss of center Jamaal Jackson. While they've got depth and stability at
the guard and tackle positions on their offensive line -- tackles Shawn Andrews
and Jon Runyan have played in 103 consecutive games together -- they're weakest
at the center position which was taken over by Jackson last year in a camp
battle with Hank Fraley.
While Jackson himself is a converted guard, the odds of another quick and seamless conversion aren't very good and since the Eagles rely on their offensive line more and more with their balanced offensive attack, losing Jackson would be a major blow to their offense. Also keep in mind that Jackson may be very close to being the next Pro Bowler on the Eagles roster.
Jon Scott, PatriotsInsider.com
New England Patriots
Out of the Patriots players who have never been to a Pro Bowl, center Dan Koppen would be the toughest player to replace. When Koppen was out of the lineup with an injury, the Patriots were still able to run their offense but were much less effective. Selected by the Patriots in the fifth round (154th overall) of the 2004 NFL Draft, Koppen immediately became a starter as a rookie. He filled the void left by former Pro Bowl center Damien Woody.
Koppen led the Patriots line to the Super Bowl in 2003, making all the calls and protection adjustments his rookie season. He anchored the center of the unit that sprung Corey Dillon for a franchise-record 1,635 yards rushing and another Super Bowl in 2004. Without Koppen, the Patriots could get by, but they're much better on offense with the former Boston College star in the lineup.
Steve Waters, BroncosUpdate.com
Denver Broncos
Williams hasn't missed a game during his career in Denver and has played in more regular season games than any other defensive player during that time, starting at least 14 games each season. In 2004, he became the first rookie in Broncos history to lead the club in tackles with 114 while finishing third in NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year voting. He recorded 86 stops last season.
Replacing long time middle linebacker and team captain Al Wilson -- who was released during the offseason -- will be a tough task for Willliams. But replacing Williams might be an even tougher task for the Broncos.
Tim Yotter, VikingUpdate.com
Minnesota Vikings
For the Vikings, they have Pro Bowl players on the interior of both their
offensive and defensive lines, but offensive left tackle Bryant McKinnie hasn't
reached Pro Bowl status yet. Some believe he might be on the brink of that
status, which might be overstating the case, but the Vikings rewarded him with a
seven-year contract that could be worth more than $50 million so the team
obviously believes in his value.
Making his performance even more crucial to the Vikings' success is the lack of experienced depth behind McKinnie and the fact that he will be protecting the blind side of a second-year quarterback with two NFL starts. McKinnie is certainly playing an important role to the success of the 2007 Vikings.


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Water, energy and food security are closely interrelated and among the world's pre-eminent challenges. They have their place high up on the international agenda and regularly feature in important conferences and policy processes, sparked substantially by the Bonn Nexus Conference, organized by Germany in 2011. These issues are highly relevant for the Post-2015 Development Agenda when aiming towards building resilient societies, eradicating poverty and fostering sustainable development.
In this fifth UN-Water Stakeholder Dialogue, representatives from Germany and other Member States, civil society, international organizations and other major relevant stakeholders will discuss how to best capture the interlinkages between water and other sectors such as energy and food/agriculture. Using the UN-Water Technical Advice 'A Post-2015 Global Goal for Water' as a point of departure, an open debate with the audience will enrich the discussion.
14:00 Opening Remarks
Dr. Blanca Jimenez-Cisneros, UN-Water
Dr. Tania Rödiger-Vorwerk, BMZ
Spotlight on UN-Water Activities on Water and Energy
Moderator: Mr. Jens Liebe, UNW-DPC
14:10 Putting Water and Energy at the Heart of Sustainable Development
Dr. Zafar Adeel, UNU-INWEH
14:25 Main Messages of the World Water Development Report 2014 on "Water and Energy"
Mr. Federico Properzi, UN-Water
The Water, Energy and Food Security Nexus in the Post-2015 Development Agenda - Status Quo
Moderator: Dr. Reza Ardakanian, UNW-DPC
14:40 Introduction to the Post-2015 process
Ms. Nina Odenwälder, GIZ
14:45 UN-Water Technical Advice on a Post-2015 Global Goal for Water: Securing Sustainable Water for All
Dr. Joakim Harlin, UNDP
14:55 OWG Proposals on Food and Agriculture, Energy and Sustainable Production and Consumption - Assessed from a Nexus Perspective
Ms. Nina Weitz, SEI
15:05 Questions and Answers
15:30 Coffee Break
The Post-2015 Development Agenda - How is the Water, Energy and Food Security Nexus Integrated?
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Moderator: Dr. Johan Kuylenstierna, SEI
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Dr. Uschi Eid, Chair of the Bonn2011 Nexus Conference and Chair of UNSGAB
17:25 Wrap-up from a UN-Water Perspective
Ms. Josefina Maestu, UNW-DPAC
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Basic Cost Based Optimization
Webinar: I'll be doing a one-hour paid webinar on Basic Cost Based Optimisation. The format will be similar to the free webinars, with some time after the hour for some questions; and I'll follow up any unanswered questions on the blog. The charge will be $75, which includes access for 30 days after the recording is posted, and I'll be speaking at 1:00 pm BST (7:00 AM US Central Time) and 6:00 pm BST (12:00 PM US Central).
Abstract: The webinar is for those who have no idea about how the optimizer manages to choose an execution plan and why it can choose the wrong one. In it we will examine a simple data set to highlight just three critical aspects of query optimisation in Oracle:
1 The work done acquiring data is dependent on the volume of the data, the location of the data, and the caching of the data.
2 The Cost Based Optimizer bases its cost calculation on its perception of the volume (cardinality) and location (clustering) of the data – and this dictates its choice of whether or not to use an index to access data, and which index to use.
3 The optimizer's model is flawed in several critical ways, which leads to poor correlation between the calculated cost of a plan and the resources used executing that plan.
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Lindsey Vonn leaves the Olympia downhill course in her dust on the way to her third ownhill win of the season.
Stacey Cook had her best result in four years in fifth in the Are downhill.
cember 2006. Her secret to success? California powder.
"Last week I got to go home and free ski some powder in Mammoth, so I came back with just a really good feeling and really loving skiing," said Cook, who had never been on the track before. "I
just had a really positive attitude and tried to keep that freeskiing
mentality that I had going in Mammoth here in Sweden."
Mancuso never quite found the right line and finished 11th, 1. 51
seconds off the winning time. Leanne Smith and Laurenne Ross
hit the points in 18th and 25th, respectively.
"We knew Lindsey was back to full strength and that she could win
this race," said U.S. women's head coach Alex Hoedlmoser. "But
you have to do it on race day and she did an excellent job. It was
really fun to see Stacey ski the training runs well. She was really
fast and today she figured out how to put it down on race day."
of a second — the smallest amount of time measured in a WorldCup ski race. That small fraction of a second added up to a 40-point swing in the overall standings in winner Riesch's favor."It's definitely frustrating, especially at this time of the year, withthe overall World Cup so tight," said Vonn, who maintained thesuper G lead by 131 points with her three wins and two second-place finishes this season. "It would have been great if we couldhave just tied."Julia Mancuso, the World Champs super G silver medalist, fin-ished third, 0.79 seconds back. It was the third time Riesch, Vonnand Mancuso shared a World Cup podium this season.Riesch moved up to a 196-point lead on Vonn in the overall stand-ings. "I think I turned the odds on my side and if I cannot win morepoints, the goal is now not to lose any," said Riesch; this was herfirst super G win since 2008.None can argue that Riesch hasn't been the standout overall ski-er this season. Her trio of podiums in Are were her 12th, 13th and14th of the season, a streak that includes top-three finishes in allfive disciplines.
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ACT NO. 21 OF 1850 [ 11th April, 1850.] An Act for extending the principle of section 9, Regulation VII, 1832, of the Bengal Code throughout 2 India].
Preamble.-- WHEREAS it is enacted by section 9, Regulation VII, 1832 (Ben. Reg. VII of 1832), of the Bengal Code, 3 that" whenever in any civil suit the parties to such suit may be of different persuasions, when one party shall be of the Hindu and the other of the Muhammadan persuasion, or where one or more of the parties to the suit shall not be either of the Muhammadan or Hindu persuasions the laws of those religions shall not be permitted to operate to deprive such party or parties of any property to which,
1. Short title given by the Indian Short Titles Act, 1897 (14 of 1897 ). This Act has been extend to Berar by the Berar Laws Act, 1941 (4 of 1941 ) and has been declared to be in force in all the Provinces of India, except the Scheduled Districts, by the Laws Local Extent Act, 1874 (5 of 1874 ), s. 3. It has been declared to be in force in the Sonthal Parganas by the Sonathal Pargnas Settlement Regulation, 1872 (3 of 1872 ), s. 3. The Act has been extended to and brought into force in Dadra and Nagar Haveli by Reg. 6 of 1963, s. 2 and Sch. I (w. e. f. 1- 7- 1965 ) and to the Union territory of Pondicherry by Act 26 of 1968, s. 3 and Sch. It has been declared, by notification under s. 3 (a) of the Scheduled Districts Act, 1874 (14of 1874), to be in force in the following Scheduled Districts, namely:- West Jalpaiguri... See Gazette of India, 1881, Pt. I, p. 74. The Districts of Hazaribagh, Lohardaga (now the Ranchi District, see Calcutta Gazette, 1899, Pt. I, p. 44), and Man- bhum, and Pargana Dhalbhum and the Kolhan in the District of Singhbhum.... Ditto 1881, Pt. I, p. 504. The Scheduled portion of the Mirzapur District.... Ditto 1879, Pt. I, p. 383. Jaunsar Bawar.... Ditto 1879, Pt. I, p. 382. The District of Lahaul. Ditto 1886, Pt. I, p. 301. The Scheduled Districts the C. P..... Ditto 1879, Pt. I, p. 771. The Scheduled Districts in Ganjam and Vizagapatam... Ditto 1898, Pt. I, p. 870. Coorg... Ditto 1879, Pt. I, p. 747. Assam (except the North Lushai Hills)... Ditto 1897, Pt. I, p. 299. The Porahat Estate in the Singhbhum District... Ditto 1897, Pt. I, p. 1059. It has been extended by notification by s. 5 of the last- mentioned Act, to the following Scheduled Districts, namely:- Kumaon and Garhwal. See Gazette of India, 1876, Pt. I, p. 606. The Tarai of the Province of Agra Ditto 1876, Pt. I, p. 505. It has also been extended to the New Provinces and Merged States, see Act 59 of 1949.
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Ballard High School men's ensemble places first at state competition
'It was disbelief at first,' says senior choir student
When Ballard High School Senior Baritone Logan Monson first learned that the men's quartet won first place at the prestigious State Solo and Ensemble Competition on April 26-27, his reaction was, "What? No way."
And then, he says, he started getting weird looks because he found himself skipping from joy.
Senior Bass Spencer Johnson had a similar story. He hadn't checked his phone all day, so when it was about 10 p.m. at night, he received two texts from choir director Courtney Rowley. The first said that they placed. The second said they got first.
He cheered in his car.
"It was disbelief at first," said Senior Tenor II George Chrisafis.
The kids had good reason to be shocked. It's the first time that Ballard High School has ever placed first in the competiton. The quartet -- consisting of Monson, Johnson, Chrisafis and Senior Tenor I Gerson Tschider -- had to beat out 21 other men's vocal ensembles across the state to win the spot.
"It's cool for the program because we've had a lot of great success and it just builds on the work we've been doing here," Rowley said.
That's not to say the students knew they bagged first place. The Ballard men's ensemble was the first to sing, at 8 a.m. sharp. They got up at 6 a.m., ate breakfast at the hotel, and were out the door, with not even time to rub sleepiness out of their eyes. One of them had been sick until just the day before and, after they sang, they had to listen to the rest of the top schools sing after them.
"It was kind of nervous listening to the other groups ... they sounded like they were at a level above us," Chrisafis said.
Rowley said winning first place not only meant being good, but beating out Union and Heritage High Schools based out of Vancouver, WA, which are thought to be two of the best choir schools in the state.
As high school comes to an end, the boys in the quartet -- all seniors -- are beginning to think about their future.
For Tschider, who has been in choir for four years, the future is still full of possibilities and he isn't quite sure where he is going to land, music or otherwise. He'll be attending Western University.
Chrisafis started singing when he was five and had been in the NW Boy's Choir for 10 years. He just started singing at BHS this year because, he said, "I missed singing." He'll be going to the University of Vermont to study biology, hopefully for med school, he said. He'll also probably join a men's singing group as well.
Monson, who just started choir this year ("I didn't really like singing in front of people"), plans on going to Shoreline for a couple of years before transferring to University of Washington or Seattle Pacific University.
Johnson, who has been singing since he was five starting out in church choirs, will be attending Western to study creative writing and will possibly go to school for screenwriting as well.
Next up, the BHS choir will be performing "Songs for the New World," created by Jason Robert Brown, in conjunction with the theatre program. For more info on that, click here.
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Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Aurea'
Golden Hinoki Falsecypress
Form and Growth Characteristics: Plant Type - TreeGrowth Rate - Medium, 12-24" per year, 25' in 20 yearsMature Height - 50-75'Mature Width - 10-20'Longevity - Broad pyramid, branches spreading, branchlets broadly frond-like, tops decurving, rich golden yellow, changing to green within plant, yellowish at ends of sprays, large tree.
Ornamental Characteristics: Flower - Monoecious: staminate-yellow, pistillate-solitary.Fruit - Cones short-staked, solitary, globose, 0.33" across, 8 orange-brown scales, depressed on the back and with a small point; 2-5 seeds on each scale, narrow membranous wings.Leaf - The outer, open fans of 'Aurea' are golden yellow while the interior is darker green.Fall Color - EvergreenBark - Reddish-brown, shed in long narrow strips.Other Features - 'Aurea' is a golden, standard-sized Hinoki cypress, and one of the oldest cultivars still in the trade,Possible Use - Season Of Interest -
Culture and Care: Care Requirements - Container grown plants are easier to transplant. Prefers a moist, well-drained, neutral, soil and a moderately humid atmosphere in a sunny, protected from wind area.Native Habitat - Japan and Formosa. Introduced 1861. Zone 5-8Diseases and Insects - None seriousStrength - Weakness -Plants of this taxon:
Find Related Plants:- Other plants with the common name Falsecypress---Cypress.- Other plants of the family Cupressaceae.- Other plants of the genus Chamaecyparis.- Other plants of the species Chamaecyparis obtusa.