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Hello! My name is Sara.
You may remember me from a few years back as GeneticallyEnhanced (without the annoying 1 at the end), but I can assure you I am the same person (albeit older and wiser ;-)) All of the stories under the GeneticallyEnhanced penname are mine, if youre curious...
I write Dark Angel and Smallville fan fiction. Other favorite shows include Veronica Mars and Scrubs. I might create a Veronica Mars fic one day. I write action fics and humor fics. I am usually quite a silly person and the humor bits are pieced together from my weird, twisted sense of humor. But I love angst too! I don't think I really like a character unless I can feel their inner angst. ;-) Sometimes it takes me a while to finish a story, but appreciate all my readers and I will never abandon a story!
I'm a college grad, I'm considering teaching as a career, and working through this pesky quarter life crisis. I really like biology, evolution, genetics, and animals so if I throw in bio facts or cute fluffy animals, you'll know why. Okay well I think that's all you need to know about me. Hope you enjoy my stories!


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For the price the interaction with the dolphin should be longer.
Well when I asked at the end of the Dolphin Adventure if I could take a picture w/just the Dolphin the trainer said no .....its disappointing!!!! Please allow us to take pictures.
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The Lexmark X5470 cuts some corners to achieve its exceptionally low $100 price tag (as of 10/25/06), but it still packs a remarkable set of features for the money. It has a 33.6-kilobits-per-second color fax capability and an automatic document feeder that can take ten pages at a time. The glass platen allows flatbed scans up to letter-size, but you can feed legal-size paper through the automatic document feeder.
The control panel lacks a color screen, instead sporting a less-expensive backlit two-line monochrome LCD. The buttons, which Lexmark has arranged logically enough around the LCD, include a numeric pad for fax dialing. The two media slots accept most digital camera memory cards, but you have no way to preview images without a color LCD. If you plan to work mostly from your PC, however, the lack of a color LCD is largely irrelevant. However, you can print a proof sheet, mark which images to print, and run it through the scanner. Image-enhancement options include red-eye removal and color effects. The PictBridge port lets you print directly from your digital camera. You can also print from a USB flash drive plugged into the PictBridge port; Lexmark doesn't offer a Bluetooth adapter.
The unit's single upright paper feeder at the rear holds up to 100 sheets. No paper-handling upgrades are available. Out of the box the X5470 uses four inks in two cartridges, including a pigment-based black ink for text printing. You can replace the black cartridge with one containing pigment-based light cyan, light magenta, and black inks for six-ink printing on photo paper.
In our print-quality tests using the standard cartridges, text printed darkly, but characters could have been crisper and we saw much horizontal banding. Line art suffered from fuzzy lines, gritty textures in closely spaced blocks, and some narrow banding. Photos that were printed with four inks on plain paper looked atrocious--a combination of overly visible dithering, fuzzy details, banding, and posterization effects. However, glossy photos that were printed using all six inks looked much better, if slightly grainy. They fell short of the best quality we saw from competing MFPs, though. Scan quality also was below par, but as a copier the X5470 did a decent job for an inkjet.
Against the stopwatch text printed relatively quickly, at 9.8 pages per minute. Plain-paper graphics arrived much more slowly, at 2.1 ppm; whereas on glossy letter-size paper, our sample photo trickled out in 94 seconds. A 100-dots-per-inch scan of our 4-by-5-inch test image emerged after a slow 10.2 seconds; photocopies averaged a tedious 1.9 ppm.
If you need a cheap combination of printer, scanner, fax, and copier for a home office in which speed and quality are of no concern, the Lexmark X5470 could be a good choice. But if you need to make a good impression, consider spending a little more money.
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Surprisingly, it did, although not in the way you might think.
The "Twist"
The twist is even though Shepard stopped the Reapers, the galaxy now has to deal with entire race of arrogant, mind controlling, "Apex Predators", who hold contempt for lesser races and are more powerful than the Reapers.
Seeing as the Leviathan's see themselves as "Apex Predators", and believed all other races served no purpose but to be their thralls, I think it is probable they will try again this cycle.
Worst of all, this would be happening during a time in which the galaxy was rebuilding from another war.
How the endings will affect this inevitable conflict
In this section, I will try my best to present an un-biased chart showing how the different endings will affect this war.
- Destroy; Without the Reapers to support the galaxy, and a substantial amount of the allied forces destroyed, this ending allows for a relatively easy Leviathan victory, but them again, this ending does allow Shepard to live, and s/he would probably play a major part in this Leviathan war.
- Control; With the Reapers supporting the galaxy, and Shepard being in-charge of them, the galaxy would at least stand a chance against the Leviathan's, although victory would surely come at a major cost, and the galaxy would probably be in the same position that people thought they where in in the original Mass Effect 3 endings.
- Synthesis; Honestly, I firmly believe the war would be averted in this ending, due to the new-found understanding all life-forms have for each other.
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Just reading some of your blog. I like it! When you talk about 5 authorisations for on e itunes account, is that only computers? Not iphones etc?
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Nice to hear form you. The jobs still fun and I am really enjoying working with the ipad. Making my two kids use it for all their assignments so that their teachers see how it can be used!!
This looks like a great spot. Jacinta from SHS in the NW told me about it. Looking forward to finding out more.
Just talkiing to Chris he suggested that I just get things on the iPad/Phone while I'm away and do a synch when I get home cos it all seems a bit complicated. I have never particularly bought apps from my Phone before so never thought that I could.
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House Menjari was one of the Houses of Dahab in the city of Medinaat al-Salaam. One of his known leaders in the early years of the Jewel was Dahab Menjari. [1] In the late 12th century its leader was Eda Ishan. [2]
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I was working for a while in the woods today. The work done, I came back to my house and made a phone call. The call done, I moved the phone from my ear to look at it, and there, crawling across the screen, was a big ole tick.
I assume they are attracted by body heat. The phone must have been just a bit warmer than me, and seemed the juicier target to the little blighter.
Good Thing iPhones Get Warm
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My phone is the government? The fact it gets warm is caused by the government? That tick was from the government?Delete
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On Tue, Jul 7, 2009 at 1:23 PM, Bertrand Delacretaz<email@example.com> wrote: > Using time-based paths has worked well for me in similar cases, something like > > /content/2008/12/31/09/42/03/0001 > > [..] > > With Jackrabbit it is not recommended for a node to have more than > about 10'000 child nodes, the above convention will also avoid that. Well, this might lead to a y10k problem then.... SCNR ;-) But Bertrand is right, most data has a date associated, so this is a good solution for many cases. You can still use UUIDs if you make the respective nodes mix:referenceable (but note that the UUIDs will be generated by the repository). Regards, Alex -- Alexander Klimetschek email@example.com
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Hi: Simply, wow, it is great! :-) I started to do something similar 4 days before you posted this solution! My main motivation was because repeater widget with comboboxes are very slow in 2.1.x. I saw a browser waiting around 2 minutes to show a form because the repeater data. The all form was +100kB! Of course, this was an unusable solution. Then we thought that a solution was break the form in more pieces, but this looked very ugly from a user POV. At that time, Tim Larson advised to look for an XmlHttpRequest solution integrated into cforms. The same day, I saw an struts related article in the theserverside: http://theserverside.com/news/thread.tss?thread_id=33056 And I started to migrate this to cocoon in my free time. But with no major success. :-( I think, your solution is more elegant than what I tried to do. My idea was to generate client-side java script for every widget and send it to the browser, then the browser will react to the onfocus event of the widget and fill the list on demand. That way we don't need to fill all the lists at once and the page will load faster. I expected cocoon caching will help here. Also, given the fact that this solution was not needed on every combo, I thought to include an @ajax attribute in the "fi" namespace on the template as flag. Something similiar like I saw in the struts sample pointed above. Not at the form level as the committed solution. I have 2 questions: 1- Will this ajax implementation improve the combo loads in cforms? 2- Are you planning to merge it in 2.1.x? If not I will see the urge to move to 2.2 soon! :-D Thanks for this great improvement! Best Regards, Antonio Gallardo. On Jue, 14 de Abril de 2005, 8:19, Sylvain Wallez dijo: > Hi all, > > I've been thinking for a few weeks to add AJAX support to CForms. Ajax > is the current buzzword in the blogosphere since Google maps [1] started > and the folks at Adaptivepath found this name for the XmlHttpRequest + > JS + XML combo [2]. > > At first this looked like a complex problem, requiring a special > controller and special pipelines on the server to answer ajax requests, > and "ajax-aware" implementations of widget styling (i.e. having a JS > client-side part to handle page update). Lots of code for the > infrastructure, and lots of browser-dependent code each time we want to > add a new styling. > > Then a few days ago I realized that we don't need that complexity. Form > widgets have all the information needed to inform the surrounding > environment if they need to be updated, and we can use this information > to do partial updates of the browser page. > > Two days hacking, most of which dedicated to writing client-side JS and > solving cross-browser compatibility problems and here we are: adding > ajax="true" on <ft:form-template> turns on the magic. > > This is still experimental though: it's only implemented with the > JXTemplate version of the CForms template language and requires a few > changes on repeater templates. > > -- oOo -- > > How does this work? The idea is, when answering and Ajax request, to > send back an XML document containing browser updates directives, that > will contain document fragments that will replace their existing > counterpart in the page, based on the element id. > > These directives are represented by "bu:replace" elements (bu = browser > update) holding the id of the page element that needs to be replaced. > This is a very generic mechanism that at this point isn't specifically > related to CForms. This could for example probably be used by the portal > to update coplet contents. > > Now CForms. When a widget is updated in some way (new value, selection > list changed, repeater row added or moved, union case updated, etc), it > registers itself in a list of updated widgets in the Form object. > > The template works as usual unless there is a special "cocoon-ajax" > parameter, indicating an ajax request from the browser. In that case, > widgets that have changed are enclosed in a "bu:replace" element, > holding the widget id. > > This mix of template structure, and widget instances surrounded by > bu:replace elements goes to styling, which replaces widget instances by > their HTML styling, still in the bu:replace elements. > > A new "browser-update" transformer flattens the "bu:replace" elements, > i.e it removes all surrounding markup produced by the template. We now > have a list of partial page updates that are serialized as XML. > > On the brower, the update directives are "played" and the page is > updated. And that's all. > > -- oOo -- > > Any widget, any styling can now be managed this way. The only -- but > important -- constraint is that the html produced for a widget instance > need to have the same id attribute as the widget. > > This constraint is satisfied for all field stylings (I updated the > stylesheets), but not always for containers (repeaters, structs, etc). > > About repeater, this requires a change in the template language, to > separate the repeater itself from the iteration on its rows. So rather > than: > <table> > <!-- header --> > <ft:repeater-widget id="myrepeater"> > <!-- row --> > </ft:repeater-widget> > </table> > > we now have to write: > <ft:repeater id="myrepeater"> > <table> > <!-- header --> > <ft:repeater-rows> > <!-- row --> > </ft:repeater-rows> > </table> > </ft:repeater> > > I have turned on ajax mode on the following samples: > - http://localhost:8888/forms-samples/carselector > - http://localhost:8888/forms-samples/do-dynaRepeater.flow > - http://localhost:8888/forms-samples/do-datasourceChooser.flow > - http://localhost:8888/forms-samples/do-taskTree.flow > > -- oOo -- > > Next steps are better handling of container widgets and finer-grained > browser update for some often-used stylings such as dropdowns and inputs. > > Now that Cocoon has Spring and Ajax support, we really should post an > article on TSS ;-) > > Enjoy, > Sylvain > > [1] http://maps.google.com/ > [2] http://www.adaptivepath.com/publications/essays/archives/000385.php > > -- > Sylvain Wallez Anyware Technologies > http://apache.org/~sylvain http://anyware-tech.com > Apache Software Foundation Member Research & Technology Director >
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The Cornell Review, the traditional newspaper about campus, has a extended history of serving up awesome interns for Legal Insurrection.
You will remember Kathleen McCaffrey whom was the first Legal Insurrection author (alternative than me) plus to who you bid farewell inside May 2012 following 1.5 years plus over 300 posts (plus whom newly got married, congratulations!); Michael Alan (whom wrote from time to time, and took the movie of the Syracuse Honor Flight return), plus naturally, Laurel Conrad the present intern, plus President of the Cornell Analysis.
So it's with much fun which you note The Cornell Analysis has received the Buckley Award within the Collegiate Network, element of the Intercollegiate Studies Institute, that supports traditional pupils about campuses about the nation.
(L-R: Collegiate Network system officer Lillian Gerken; Cornell Analysis President Laurel Conrad plus Editor-in-Chief Michael Navarro; Intercollegiate Studies Institute Pres. Chris Long)
Here's the statement read at the honor ceremony:
"Our upcoming honor is the coveted William F. Buckley Award for Great Campus Reporting. The winning paper has reported about campus matters completely plus conscientiously, plus they have even influenced campus dialogue a time or 2. In February, the winning paper received popular media attention whenever they established plus reported found on the impact of a online petition to stop the university's plans to create a range requirement. The requirement indicated which every student, irrespective of main, might need to take variety classes to strengthen their appreciation for "social justice". Their reporting drew a nationwide media spotlight.
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According to police, the deceased was an alcoholic and had suffered a heart attack few months ago. "He often borrowed money from people due to which loan amount increased way beyond his paying capability.
There is a clear case of the suicide, and no one is involved in Pillai's death. However, as a routine, we are waiting for the autopsy report," said VT Patil, PSI of Ramwadi police station.
Speaking to MiD DAY, a relative said that Pillai was alone in the house when he committed suicide. He was taken to Sassoon general hospital, where doctors declared him brought dead.


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Life at The Tip
IT IS THE MOST ludicrous bait I have ever committed to a fishing line - half a metre of dripping viscera comprising the front half of a queenfish skeleton and the tail of a mackerel. The dangling mess is attached to a game fishing rod and dropped straight off the edge of the jetty, in the manner of children jiggling for tiddlers.
The bite is tiny and I winch the bait to the surface expecting to see a crab hanging off the end. But out of the shadows emerges a garoupa the size of a refrigerator. It narrowly misses the bait with an ungainly swipe at the surface then turns on its tail. Our jaws are on the jetty. How much would such a beast weigh? A couple of hundred kilograms perhaps. Lowering the bait again, I am rewarded with a brief but vigorous tug of war which bears an air of inevitability. The rod springs straight and I wind in the twisted hook.
There are few places where the order of nature is so graphically presented as Cape York, in Australia's wild far north. Think you occupy the top of the food chain? Fall out of the boat and think again.
It is one of the great frustrations of the Cape that beaches so inviting remain out of bounds to those wishing to retain their limbs. Come on in, nature seems to be saying as you sit and swelter. But in the water lurk sharks in plague proportions, and crocodiles too. So you sit. And swelter.
For these reasons it is unlikely that Cape York will ever attract development such as that which blights Queensland's south coast. It remains the provenance of manly men doing manly things - hunters and fishermen and off-road enthusiasts making the pilgrimage to The Tip, mainland Australia's most northerly point.
Fans of television's Survivor II will be familiar with the inland countryside - red dust and sparse bush. A fringe of mangroves and occasional rainforest lines the region's two major river systems, the Jacky Jacky on the east coast and the mighty Jardine to the west.
The sense of isolation is real - from November to May, Cape York is cut off by wet season floodwaters, and can be reached only by plane or the weekly barge from Cairns.
During World War II, however, the area was teeming with American airmen and engineers. They constructed what was Australia's longest airfield at nearby Bamaga, from which B-29 bombers mounted raids against the Japanese in New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. The Americans didn't stay, but much of their machinery did. Rusting ordnance litters the bush. Local guide and historian Gary Wright shows us the wreckage of a DC-2 which crashed after its load of beef defrosted, loosening its tethers. When the plane banked, the meat slid and sent the plane careening into a huge gum tree. The wing still lies about 100 metres from the fuselage and carries a perfectly circular impression of the tree's trunk. The crew ended up indistinguishable from the cargo and the whole mess was buried in a giant grave.
The concrete jetty at Seisia, just south of the Cape, is the focus for local coastal communities. Most are made up not of indigenous mainland Aborigines but descendants of islanders evacuated from Torres Strait during the war. Squatting locals line the jetty, fishing with thick handlines baited with sardines speared or netted from a school which twitches nervously in the shadows. We watch as three huge sea turtles, still flapping, are unloaded from a dinghy on to the back of a pick-up truck. A protected species, the turtles are nonetheless fair game to local communities, who also remain partial to other delicacies such as dugong, or sea cow.
A lanky teenager wearing a school uniform and sullen expression is watching the action. He is armed with a glove gun - a metal tube with the finger of a rubber glove taped over the end, forming a high-powered slingshot. He is shooting pebbles at fish, crabs, seagulls, and pretty much anything else that comes within range. 'Much to do around here?' I ask. 'You can go fishin' '. We've just been, I reply. 'Well, there's huntin' pigs . . . or spearin' crayfish . . . 'n' stuff . . .' He appears to be running out of suggestions.
All these activities seem to involve killing of some sort, I point out. At this he brightens. 'Yeah - that's why it's great up here.' He lets loose another volley of gravel at a passing garfish.
The nearest cinema is in Cairns, 800km away. We are staying in the campground and have no television. The crackling radio plays, as they say, both types of music - country and western. Yesterday, the petrol station ran out of petrol. No one seemed too worried. A couple of years up here and I'd probably be carrying a glove gun too.
Wright has somehow lasted more than 20 years on the Cape. Astonishingly, he remains urbane and cultured, in full control of his faculties and possessed of infinite patience (this latter quality he displays when I hook him in the jaw with a lure which hangs from him like a piece of ill-chosen jewellery - he offers not a peep of complaint). His devoted clients have ranged from Kerry Packer's lawyer to members of the Idaho Slingshot Club, who came 12,000km to shoot feral cats out of trees with ball-bearings.
We fish with Wright for six days, catching enough to sink the boat, had the fish been killed (all bar a couple are released). We come across churning schools of baitfish being torn apart by predatory fish and sharks which roll through the schools with their mouths open and their backs out of the water.
Fishing so easy puts funny ideas in your head. I become convinced I can catch a tuna on fly-fishing gear. In the right hands, a fly rod is a thing of beauty as it whips out the line. A combination of grace and power. I do not have the right hands. My casting efforts are violent but ineffective.
My moment comes when someone hooks a tuna from the bow of Wright's boat. More in hope than expectation, I put out a magnificent cast that sends the fly out all of four metres. The school has apparently disappeared. Yet to my eternal amazement, a tuna rises out of nowhere and takes the fly.
The reel lets out a high-pitched squeal and so do I. Tuna have been clocked at nearly 50km/h and my fish seems keen to test that record, bending the rod into an impressive arc. The 30 metre-long fly line vanishes in an instant, then backing line begins melting from the spool. Eventually, Wright stops guffawing long enough to start the boat's engine and chase the fish. The rest of the fight is an anticlimax as the tuna comes placidly to the net.
Sometimes we cruise the gin-clear shallows looking for manta rays - not to catch, but because they are often followed by other fish. We have no luck with the fishing but are content just watching the giant rays, some the size of garage doors, as they flap along just below the surface, feeding on swarms of shrimp.
Crocodiles sun themselves on the sandbars, but none to match the 5.5-metre dinosaur which Wright found shot in the Jardine several years ago. There are a couple in the three-metre range - including one which swims past the campgrounds by the jetty as we drink our coffee one morning. Wright always carries a Magnum .357 while fishing, just in case. He has only had to use this hand cannon once in anger, on a crocodile which tried to take his head off as he leaned over the gunwale to land a fish. His clients that day were more than happy for Wright to dispatch the reptile - less so when he dragged the twitching corpse aboard. Crocodiles are a protected species, and such incidents, complete with evidence, must be reported to the authorities.
And so the days pass. Evenings are spent - you guessed it - fishing from the jetty. A bait of offal is hurled out into the darkness. It is invariably taken by a shark, and the chosen angler works up a sweat while the rest of us offer advice and drink beer. Several sharks consent to being drawn up next to the jetty - including one of 3.5 metres - before being cut free. We stagger to bed with stretched arms.
On the morning before our flight back to Cairns, we go down to the jetty one last time and encounter the big garoupa mentioned earlier. Apparently there is a whole family of such beasts lurking around the pylons - providing yet another reason not to go swimming.
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Twilight Eclipse Retired, to Begin Training in Eventing
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Owner West Point Thoroughbreds said Twilight Eclipse, who once sold at auction for $1,000 but reached racing's heights, has been retired from racing.
Grade I winner Nobiz Like Shobiz arrived Oct.11 at Old Friends Thoroughbred retirement farm in Georgetown, Ky.
Tranquility Lake, who won a pair of grade I races and produced a pair of grade I winners as a broodmare, has died at age 21.
Wonderment, a New York-bred filly by Cosmonaut, wins Turfway Park's Bourbonette Oaks (gr. III) in wire-to-wire fashion, getting the mile in 1:39.04.
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Jerry and Jan Hawthorne have attended the Breeders' Cup World Championships many times, but this year's renewal marks their debut as participants with TwinSpires Turf Sprint (gr. IT) hopeful No Silent.
Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint (gr. IT) contender Undrafted has raced at 11 different tracks during a 21-race career that has included two forays to England.
Old Friends, the Thoroughbred retirement facility near Georgetown, Ky., will launch a special online eBay fundraiser called beginning Sept. 28.
William Stiritz's Shogood made his stakes debut in impressive fashion Aug. 22, soaring gate-to-wire to win the $100,000 Arlington-Washington Futurity (gr. III) at Arlington International Racecourse.
U.S.-based Undrafted explosively accelerated down the far side of the course and narrowly won the Diamond Jubilee (Eng-I) June 20, stylishly bringing down the curtain on the five-day Royal Ascot meet.
Rigney Racing's gelded son of Purim gets his first win since October 2013 and breaks the dry spell with his first stakes win in graded company.
After opening 2015 with a fifth-place finish in the Affectionately Handicap at Aqueduct Racetrack, two-time grade I winner Belle Gallantey will try to bounce back in her second start of the year Jan. 31.
After three narrow losses in grade I turf events on East Coast this summer, hard-trying gelding is poised to turn the tables in the $3 million Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT) Nov. 1 at Santa Anita Park.
Former claimer Belle Gallantey continued her grade I success Sept. 27, taking the Beldame Stakes (gr. I) at Belmont Park in a wire-to-wire romp.
Qatar interests bought the four highest-priced horses at the two-day Doncaster September sale, and prominent 2-year-old Kool Kompany was bought privately shortly after he left the sales ring unsold on the final day, Sept. 4
Belle Gallantey, a $35,000 claim just seven months ago, lulled rivals to sleep on the front end and then carried on to upset the $750,000 Delaware Handicap (gr. I) July 12 at Delaware Park.
Wes Welker's Undrafted charged from off the pace to win the $300,000 Jaipur Invitational Stakes (gr. IIIT) June 7 at Belmont Park. The son of Purim completed the six furlongs in 1:07.24.
Ten horses tied for the fastest furlong breeze May 14 at the first of two under tack shows for the Fasig-Tipton Midlantic sale at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium, Md.
Trainer Tom Albertrani plans to be on hand at Meydan March 26 to put the final touches on preparations for West Point Thoroughbreds' Twilight Eclipse, who is aiming for the $5 million Dubai Sheema Classic (UAE-I) March 29.
Two graded stakes wins after the Breeders' Cup disappointment, here we are preparing to take a $1,000 yearling across the world for the $5 million Dubai Sheema Classic next month. And he's got a hell of a chance.
West Point Thoroughbreds' favored Twilight Eclipse likely punched his ticket to Dubai with an impressive victory in the $200,000 Mac Diarmida Stakes (gr. IIT) Feb. 15 at Gulfstream Park.
Turf or dirt, it made little difference to odds-on favorite Twilight Eclipse, who rolled to a front-running repeat victory in the $125,000 W. L. McKnight Handicap Dec. 28 at Calder Casino & Race Course.
Turkish bloodstock agent Tarik Tekce has purchased multiple graded stakes winner Zanjero on behalf of local owner/breeder Serdar Kemal Ozcolak.
After Market, a 10-year-old son of Storm Cat, has been purchased by the partnership of Hakan Yuceturk and Hakan Sabri Ozcan of Instanbul, Turkey.
The Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society-Ontario Division has cataloged 97 offerings for its inaugural online winter mixed sale that began Nov. 25 and continues to Dec. 9.
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|Excellent Art (GB)
|Aidan P. O'Brien
|Host (CHI)
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So I'm back after not writing a review for many episodes. My school has been pretty busy, plus the quality of the episodes haven't really drawn me to write. But this episode redeemed HIMYM for me, so before we begin I may as well present my thoughts on the past week's episodes:
The Poker Game: 6.5/10
Knight Vision: (You chose... Wesley LOL) 7/10
No Questions Asked: 6.5/10
Will you-Yes!
I loved this week's episode, it was funny, sad and heartwarming all at the same time, making it easily one of the best of the season and also redeeming HIMYM as a show for me (I never lost hope, I just thought the episodes weren't as good as they could be).
Anyways, lets begin with Marshall and Daphne, the funny part of this episode. They're still driving together, but bad weather forces them to rest in Cleveland for the night. The good thing that comes out of this is wait-for-it... CLINT! Clint and Ted's mom make their return in this episode, with Virginia playing a much more minor role than her husband. After the storm passes, Daphne and Marshall continue to argue on their drive, (with a bit of Zitch Dog in between I might add), and much to their surprise (and mine as well) Clint pops up to interupt them! He goes onto rant about his life, and try to resolve their conflict, and succeeds but at the expense of himself. His blood pressure goes up, and he must "meditate" to get his blood pressure down. Marshall and Daphne then ditch Clint, after Daphne tells Marshall that he needs to man up and think about himself for once. For once, the Marshall and Daphne plot was a highlight of the episode for me, as the perfect bit of drama, with Marshall taking charge, mixed in with a lot of humour (Clint, I love that man) made a great sequence.
Robin and Barney, with a bit of Lily, are next, and were the sad part of the episode. Of course, it doesn't begin that way, with Robin and Loretta's feud still going on from The Poker Game. The first half consists of a scrambled eggs bit, with a side of Lily still being angry at Marshall (Linus returns!), which was mildly funny and teased us a bit with the 'introduction of Robin's mother'. I quite liked how the writers dealt with her, flat out admitting that they haven't mentioned her at all throughout the span of the show. The episode continues with Robin attempting to face Loretta in a scramble off, but ends with Robin admitting that she cannot have kids. This was one of the more touching, sad moments of the episode and the season itself. Despite the fact that neither Barney and Robin want to have kids, it seems that Robin's infertility strikes a nerve with both of them, and I'm glad that they didn't just scoot around the topic like in The Fortress. The sequence ends with Loretta and Robin making up, with Robin (and me almost) in tears, after discovering her mother will not be at her wedding. I loved the B&R plot this week, as it added a sense of sadness and drama that hasn't been seen for a while now, as well as re-introducing Robin's infertility after two seasons. On a side note, I like angry Lily. She's a goddess of beauty... I think I'm in love.
Ted's story, at the beginning was boring and repetitive (with terrible greenscreen as well). Ted wants to go to the Farhampton Lighthouse, a popular romantic spot, but Curtis, thinking Ted is going to kill himself (mildly funny) won't let him without a date. Lily, in all her hotness, tells Ted to stop being stupid and bring Cassie (the crying girl from Knight Vision). Obviously the date goes horribly, ending with Lily admitting that she gave some terrible advice. However, the silver lining in this episode and sequence was the re-introduction of the mother. This scene really did it for me, my eyes were glued onto the screen, I love Josh and Cristin's chemistry onscreen, and then the writers just pull AN ENGAGEMENT! I loved every minute of it, I couldn't stop smiling this whole scene.
This episode had a prefect blend of all thing classic HIMYM, which is why I give The Lighthouse a...
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Bloemfontein: South African chief coach Graham Ford is sore with the authorities for not doing enough to ensure that the pitch for the first Test against India, starting on Saturday, was prepared keeping the home team's interests in mind.Concerned that the pitch, which has a reputation of being batsmen-friendly, may help the Indians who have a strong batting line-up as well as two of the world's best spinners in Anil Kumble and Harbhajan Singh, Ford called upon the groundsmen to use their 'expert knowledge' to prepare the pitch which suited the tourists so well. Stating that there was no reason for South Africa to host its opponents on sporting tracks when other countries prepared pitches according to their choice in their home series, Ford said he would have preferred to start their Test campaign on a lively pitch such as the one at Kingsmead in Durban. But the United Cricket Board of South Africa (UCBSA) decided to have the first Test in Bloemfontein. "The International Cricket Council (ICC) regulations do not allow us to prescribe to groundsman how they should prepare their pitches. "Since we returned to international cricket, we have followed that regulation to the letter, but the same cannot be said for other countries. They make sure their pitches are prepared to benefit the home team," he said. "Has South Africa ever played on a pace-friendly strip in India?" Ford asked. UCB wants every Test centre to have an equal chance of hosting a Test. That is fine, but if we want to become the top Test playing nation in the world, everybody - the groundsmen, the media and the administrators - will have do their bit. "Regarding the groundsmen, they should use their expert knowledge to prepare surfaces that do not suit the Indians so well," Ford said. Ford said he was convinced Goodyear Park groundsman Nico Pretorius would do everything in his power to prepare a pitch with pace and bounce, but admitted his team should be able to beat any opposition on any track. "In the end, we should be able to beat any team on any surface and under any circumstances. We have succeeded in doing that remarkably well over the past few seasons. South Africa is the country with the best away record in the world, so we have proved that we are not intimidated by tame pitches." Ford was not bothered by criticisms that the South African bowling attack lacks variety that the Indian team has. While the Indians have a right-arm seamer-Javagal Srinath, two left-arm fast bowlers- Ashish Nehra and Zaheer Khan, a leg spinner-Anil Kumble and an off spinner-Harbhajan Singh, South Africa has a host of right-arm seamers and pace bowlers and a solitary left-arm spinner. "People have been complaining for years about the lack of variation in the South African attack. But these same players keep on performing, thereby showing that the criticism is unfounded," Ford said. "This apparent shortcoming is no cause for concern. India has a well balanced attack, but in the end it depends on the chosen bowlers to do their job."
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Poems about the past
Highlight the connection between the different readings below, and explain the connections by identifying the works' contexts, the use of specific literary devices, how the authors and readers create meaning from the text, and how individual experiences shape interpretations.
Using two secondary sources, how do the readings share memories of the past?
"Daddy," Sylvia Plath
"My Papa's Waltz," Theodore Roethke
"Child of the Americas," Aurora Levins Morales
"The Glass Menagerie," Tennessee Williams
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In order to formulate your paper, I give you some notes on your chosen topic for each of the pieces:
First, Roethke's poem is definitely about the power of memory to honor the loving father/son relationship. Because dancing is such an intimate activity and display of affection, the narration recalls how his father "beat time on my head
With a palm caked hard by dirt,
Then waltzed me off to bed
Still clinging to your shirt."
The last line resonates with affection since the boy does not want the dance or bond to end. Research further suggests a loving memory of bonding since "Born in 1908, Roethke offers a glimpse of parenting in his era and social situation. At that time, laboring fathers did not retreat to back yards to play catch with sons. Their affection was expressed, for better or worse, as the rolls ...
Solution Summary
Poems about the past are compared and contrasted thematically.


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Stephens Star (Newspaper) - November 18, 1954, Stephens, Arkansas — Th*. Stephens} Star tephajs, Arlcl&Dfias Tliursday, November 18, 1954 THE STETOENS STAR Office at jtephens, Arkansas, under the Act of March 8, 1879. 8CBSCBIPTI0N BATEi 3 Months ...................-__________•!« 6 Month» ______________ ___________________________ ll.U Marivortne Fawver. Editor Elza Fawver, Associate Editor Education Week At Stephens >Si STEPHENS, Ark., (Special) — As a part of the observance of American Education Week the Stephens Lion club met Thursday noon at the school cafeteria as guests of the school wiih all members of tlie school faculty serving as host. Superintendent Henry H. Ward, u'ho is also president of the' , mi 1 I Lions club, introduced the program Pubhshed Each Thursday , and presented Dr. Henry G. Hearn- Entvjieo as second class matter Sept. 9, 1949, at the Post'berger who sang "Many Times'' 1 iear ................................................................_____ |2.M (with Mi.ss Nora Morgan accom- Any e roneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation ! of any tadivldual, firm or corporation which may appear In the col- Guest speaker for the day was ! imns of Tlk Star will be corrected upon being brought to atteatlon i Clark Sikins, Professor of | 6 History at Hender.son State Teach-I oi .he PublW\ers. college, Arkadelphia. He gave , STEPHlSNf PUBLISHING CCWÆP ANY, ' STEPHENS. ARKANSAB la very practical talk on the res-! The Stephen:^ Star la not responsible ior the return of unsolicited j ponsibiiity of the Lions club in re- i nanuscrlpts or photographs. The Stephens Star is not responsible ^°Social**^ and"cul^tua^^ iopy omissions, 'ypographlcal erroBs or any unintentional errors thal | we Pass on to Our Yoi'ng it Is brought to .lielr attention. All advertising orders are accept«® ; People.'' He raised a number of question.s concerning out altitude toward the : children as they come home with i i talk about what happened at school 1 jour altitude toward gambling, in-I toxicants, prejudices in religious, I racial matters. He stated thal an I understanding, ajjprec-ialion, and on this basis only. Know Your Signs Of Life Deer Kills For | j Stephens Area STEPHENS, Ark. (Special) The ; people's is a i deer kill for the Stephens area , "»^^ant iacloi^oward mak ; S,Io DrivLiK D..V, Dccombcr l>e=i' «»ojit the heavlf.sl ever .i .Th.'" ior ull people U) Join in a common effori aualiiii a common enemy, the traihc aceidciit toll. urday, the last heaviest kill. Among those who got his buck are; Stan Robinson 8 point, Jerry The purpoRe of SD Day is to Griffin, 4 point, J W Wagnon Jr., show nujtorists and pedestrians i 8 point, Ferrell Reeder, spike, can eliminate irafiie accidents in i John Abbott 6 point, Clarence Mor-our connnuniiy as well asover the j gan, spike. J. W. Wagnon Sr.,_spike ed the question whether or not we have the courage to fight for the qualities. Special guesls were Mrs. Marvin A. Green, wife of the District Governor of Lioas clubs, and Mrs. Virginia Emery, District Supervisor of School Lunch Rooms. Stephens. Store Is Burglarized '"'li STEPHENS'(Special) — Burglars entered the store of Mr.s. Norma Williams here « Sunday night and took about iliteen dollars in cash and a small express money order. Attorney General Meeting In-Row » o',' exprfesised uegf'eV'at alilfiSdd; ' of certahi attorneys general" with' rcspect to the Inn's policies, ^ There was no immedio.le com-^ ment from Atty., Gen. Eugene Cook of Georgia, president of the association, or from host Atty. Gen. Roas S. Jones of Arizona, ill in a Phoenix hospital. PHOENIX, Ariz. ,(i«—The Phoenix Jewish Community Council has Mrs «nOs'«n formally asked the National Assn. is able to determine nnthinfr Attorneys General to move Its was lUln Convention frohi swank Camelbank »onfdoora?d"U''?oaohlneTnJde^ The request was made 1^1 to unfa.sten the lock. Officers fromi'^y Burton Lewkowitz Phoenix, e back Inn although th^^ w^^ the sheriff's department lnve.stigat- ^"orney and cha.lrman of the coun-1 attend the con^ ed but no clues were found as to s Cpmmunity Relations Com- the inn -disci Imlnateb agamst» jews.^ mittee. The attorneys general of ---- New York and Atassachusetts said yesterday that the Camelback Inn disscriminates against Jews by ad- ---------j mitting only a few "carefully se- up the bleach and ammonia and lected" members of that religion. mea.sure out the right amount Just Jack Stewart, managing director before using. Make sure the door of the resort hotel'where the con-1 of the automatic washer is shut vention Is scheduled to onen Dec. tight; make It forbidden territory.. the Identity of the robbers. OGEMAW NEWS Atty. Gen. Nathaniel Goldstein of "^New York and Atty. Gen. George Pingold of Massachusetts said yesterday they would refuse If there are children in the house, keep the la.undry safé. Lock THE FEELING IS MUTUAL - Sticking his tongue out. Pat j Garrison, 3, left, mocks a large boa constrictor which his brother. Beau, bolds in their Washington, D. C., home. The snake, Beau bought Ior $iO, is named "Sheba.? ^ nation. SienhcHK Culture CUib is asking evfM'yone to j(»;n in a 24 hour de-rnon.siratioii. i;i cooperation wllh tiie riau<,m lu eliminate tiie iraiile proijlein. This is an effort to draw ati(-ui;on to !lie necessity for safe driviiiu and ;-,aie walking. La: i year :i8,:i00 people were killed in tralfH', an average of one rvery ¡4 miimtcs and someone was injured t ve; y 2:i seconds. Observe 'peed limit, caution sii4iss, reel and green iigiUs, drive cai'cluliy and live longer. Large Barn Burned Friday STEPHENS (Special) .. A large farm barn bciuiigmg to Wiley M. Drake, ten miles northwest of .SU i)iu'ijs Hi N''\ada county burned a bull' 10 a. ni. F'riciay. The Stepiiens Pin- l,)r|)ai",iniiil went to the farm a d in < (■(•di-ii in saving oilier b iii(< ' adjaccn! to the barn. 'ITie liuuic (j! Mr IJi'ake was threatened ijii u ( red no damage, diaries T. Rcvcii y, ! iiicf oi ihe fire de-jjaiînn'i,: \vh(/ accoini)anied the li iii k to 'iif farm reported thal Way land McClurkin, 9 point; Frank Morgan, Hi point. Carlyle Davis, 5 point, Paul Walkins, spike, W A Hadwin, 8 point, and Ciirllon Cook 0 points, and perhaps some others not reported as yet. Green And Davis At Fayetteville Baptist Class Met Thursday The Winsome Sunday School of the First Baptist Church went to the home of Mrs W. T. Wilkie , for their business meeting Thur.s-: day afternoon, November 11 at, j3:.30 and presented little Pamela ¡Kay Wilkie w'ith a gift from the The Lioas Governor's Council j class, was held in Fayetteville Sunday, j The next business meeting will November 14, District Governors , be held in the home of Mrs Clif-from the three districts of Arkan- ■ ford Roberson. sas met in the Washington Hotel i ---- with 3rd Vice President Ed Barry and the officers of the Fayette- BASKETBALL ville Lions club. The Fayetteville Lions club wMll be host to 'tihe State Convention April 24 and 25, 19.5.5. While here, District Governor Marvin Green and John Marvin Davi-s, Cabinet Secretary of this di.'itrict attended the SMU-Ark. game Saturday. English Classes Stress Safety th<' buildin;4 was a complete loss tcti pr FMPHA'iT'iP' f"« Ci;sses. grade 9^ destro,v ed .Mr. Diake who is 83 had iilled his t!"i( !or wiUi fuel and started i; li; !;ic barn. Back fire from the tracior is said to have ignited .«ime .spUled ¡'a.'^oline and caused the lire. Reception For Miss Roustabout 12, the emphasis is on traffic safety lor this week. Posters, talks, A large, number of boys and girls of Stepiiens High School have been coming out for basket ball practice this year. Their first game will be with McNeil Tue.sday night Nov. 1C at McNeil; the second games will be November 19 with and at Village; the third play will ,be Nov. 23 here with Ml. Holly. These are the "boys out for Senior Boys team: Elva Joe Arrington. Charles Bice, Dale Doss, Joe Davis, Bobby Fincher, Don Ham-brice, Fernando Law.son Ronnie Griffis. Dwight Linkous, Billy Merritt. Don Smith Frankl i n Spooner. Douglas Stowers, G a r y Tolson and Eddie Doss. Senior Girls coming out for prac». tice are; Mary Elizabeth Beasley, Lavonne Drake, Jeanette Hinshaw. by the American Bible themes and discussions on traffic i-Carolyn Holden, Jean Key, Jennie ; safety in the four ciasscs have done quite a bit to make the students "Accident Cons(:i<Jiis.'' Some lUh and 12th grade students are interested in doing .some resea rfh among all iiigh .school students to determine how many have been in accidents and the major causes of these accidents. Carver Cobra's A reception was held in the Home Rncl^pfhnll Ei Luin Room of the Stephens oOSKerOail DCnedUle Hi'.'ii Sciiool at 7:30 o'clock oh Frl-da;,' e\<Miitm for the entries of the "Miss Roustabout" contest and Ih« jud'-'cs. Mrs, Mary Kay Wyrick, Dr I'rank Irwin and Dr. Robert Kibbce, from Magnolia, Ark. Don Steplicnri. edito-ln-chief of the annual. and .Sujit. Henry H Ward in-trodufcd tlie contestants to the judj'fc who interviewed and jud- The following is the ba.skelball .^fhedule for the Carver High School Cobras November 9 Mt. Holly. There November 12, Stamps, Here November Hi, McNeil, There November 19. Junior Play, Here November 23, Open November 26 and 27, Invitation f'l-fi dierii on poise, personality and Tonrnameju, Heie b<-an;\ 'I'he taine covered with a while lace cloth was centered with an vtHvactive aivanuement of cut tails, pine needle and sprays of fall berries. Mi . Harry .Spooner pour-, «'(I tlie sherbet punch and Mrs, i v^'ade Keasl»'y served the cookies, j 'I liev w< r as.' jsld Viy .Sarah .Slaugh-1 tr. Ml-. Fred Webb and Mrs.! Janie'; Hai;'is ^ Folio'.vini' the reception the contestants and judge.s went to the iiuditoriurn for the Talent Show and llK- Mi'.s Roustabout conte.st. Past Matrons To Have Bake Sale Saturday Tlie Pic t Matrons will have a 'file oi 'econd lii«nd clothes at Gri-cn s- Baiiier Shop Building at ]-()0 Hatiirdav, Nov. 20. The proceeds aif* for the Masonic Building Fund. HTI 1'HJ NS S' IIOOL 'ITic .S-cijhf !i' .sdiool Lunch Menu ior the ',v('eiv i> a.s ioiioWH; MONDAY lif cf P:e Bi.^cuil Topping Cream S'% :<• Corn r'alibiit'f" aiifi C.'arrot Salad Jello Wi'h Fruit F.t:riciicd lir'-ad and .Milk TUESDAY Pin'o Bf'iiii:; wllh Bacon Dressing Cabbaye and Apple Slaw poanut Biit.ter and Crackens Corn Brciid T'each Coijijler and Milk WEDNE.SDAY IT pork and iJrf 'sing Craiiberrv Sau<e Potato Salad Green Bean.s Chocolate Cake Apple Sau( (• and Milk November December Dec ember December December 30, McMittres, 'Hiere 3. Mc.Mittres, Here 7. Damascus, There 10, Dama.'■.cus, Here 4, Mt. Holly, Here DR, GEO. W. BUCHANAN "Chiropractor' If your In not a (t;hiroprac;tic can« 1 will tell you. Closed All Day Thursday 917 Wa«b.. 8W Pboiic S-2CI3(i Deccmbe)' 17. IJiiion Grove, Here January 4, Union Grov(', Tiiere Jiinnary 7, Miignolia, Here January 11, Magnolia. There January 14. Smackover, Here January 18, Smackover, 'rhere January 21. Bearden, Here January 25. Bearden, There January 28, Rosston, Here February 1, Rosston, There February 8, Lafayette, Here February 1.5. Lafayette, There February 22, Walker, Here Febraury 25. Walker, niere .Sue McGaughey, Louise Wilson Kay Craig. Gail McClurkin, Myr-tis Bradford Patey Morgan. Gail Reveley, PatriciE? Sanders. .Shelby Sanders, Patricia .St Vgine. Domo-na Dell Tribblo, Gail Webb and Joy Arrington. Junior boys are; Larry Crain, James Aiken, Eilis Landers, Gary Weaver, Jimmie Hen.son, Buddy Morgan, Tommy Primm. Cal P.ay-mond Sanders Jimmy Davis, Larry Davis. Don Crain, Deldon Smith iRodney Beasley Durwood Jack.son, Wayjpond Tutor, Billy Brock, Charles Morgan, James Davis. Tommy Davis, Buddy Ward and Glenn Babb. Junior girls are; Betiy Ruth Arrington, Ka.v Arrington. Janice Beasley, Clirisline Beavers, Elizabeth Davis. Ruth Ellen Davis. Betty Jo Griffis .Sharon Grant, Norma Ann Harle.son, Adair Landers, Ellen Landers, Lorretta Lewis, Jo Ann McClurkin. Sallie Sue Shirey, Barbara Staggs, Carolyn Staggs, Doris Lee Ward, Clara Wnathers-by, Catherine Williams, Jimmy Bradford and Hcden Bradford. BAFFLING?—This young lady visiting an art gallery in Paris, France, is probably trying to figure what this modern piece of art means. Artist George Mathieu might be able to help her understand what it's abouL each year Society. The theme for the program, which runs from Thanksgiving to Christmas, is "Faith for Our Day." As a part ot Worldwide Bible , Reading the American Bible Society publishes and provides, free of charge, a bookmark listing scripture pa.ssages for the daily readings. For the second year, the Society has also prepared the ; passages in Braille, that Ibe blind , may join their sighted friends in ; following the readings. President Dwight D. Eisenhower, in his endorsement of the program. said: i "Religious faith, In our time, is under massive attack by a strongly entrenched alhe.istic materialism. In such a time, how clear it is that we should treasure every act which fuels the flame of our faith. The observance of World- i wide Bible Reading is such an act; | and I prayfully liope that its suc-cc.'-s this year will be greater, that its imjirint in the hearts and minds of the peoples of the world tills year be .nore jiersuasive, 'han ever before. "I am sure f''at wh" va'"" faith and freedom join With mo in congratulating those goou pe>j-)ile who annually bring to pass this meaningful observance." The high point of the program is Universal Bible Sunday, December 12, which w'iil be ob.served in thousands of churches of every denomination throughout the United States and in hundreds of chin'chcK overseas. Packets containing material, especially prepared by the Bible .S ^•iety 'to a.s-si.st the paslor in li'is oiJservance, have been mailed to over 150,000 ministers Mrs. J. K. Smith wick of Shreveport, La., visited with Mrs. Llllle Booth and Ml.ss Minnie Campbell last Tuesday. I Mrs. C F. Smith has been oh the sick list this week. 1 Mr.s, J. A. Holt vl.sited her moth-, er, Mrs. Mattie Short in Camden i thi.s weekend. ! Mr. and Mrs E. F. Price and' son, Buzz of Little ROck visited her sister, Mrs. J. D. Cole and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cole of Camden visited his mother Mrs. Lizzie Cole in the J. D. Cole home Sunday. Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Will Reed of Price, Texas. She was formerly an Ogemaw resident. . Kenneth Poindexter won first place in the Talent Show at the Stephens High School Friday night. Mr.s. Seth O'Dell'of Buena Vista visited Mrs Lille Booth and the Campbells Sunday afternoon. SALE! SALE! SALE! 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Discussion in 'Pesticide & Herbicide Application' started by SMITHSCAPE, Aug 20, 2011.
Which type of fertilizer do you prefer when combining with herbicide applications?
I'm interested in this as well...we have been doing granular fert then a liquid herb but have been thinking that it might be more efficient to combine both in a liquid form...i need to do more research tho because there are many variables to consider such as liquid not lasting as long, liquid working quicker, etc....seems like theres pros and cons to both, just need to see which one out weighs the other
Dry fert is fine when weed control is not needed. If weed control and fert is needed, I was satisfied mixing urea and potash solution with weed control. You need to use about 3 gallons per thousand sqft. You need a tank for about 600 gallons solution.
Now that depends
If i had to push a spreader than go around and spray weeds
Than i would do liquid and only do it once
You know i think pushing a spreader is harder than dragging a hose
But i have a ride on now so i can do both when need at the same time
Charles Cue
that's a good point, a ride on that does liquid and granular does both at once so it wouldn't really matter if you did strictly liquid or both...might be easier using only liquid tho, especially for even coverage...not sure, don't have any experience on a ride on
I use both liquid and granular fertilizer.
I use both. Liquid is best for Broadleaf control
Liquid broadleaf pre-emergent is better than granular broadleaf pre-emergent?
Would it make a diff., if you were able to water in both?
Im referring to post emergent. I use granular for pre-m not post
I do both as well. I do a granular app early spring with dimension then hit it about a month or 6 weeks later with a liquid 25-0-0 coron with dimension and momentum fx2 and it works extremely well at knocking out dandelion, clover, chickweed etc. then granular in the summer (sulfur coat) then fall hit it with 25-0-0 and momentum fx2.


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One of the most popular singers in modern country music, Vince Gill is famous for his top-notch songwriting, world-class guitar playing and warm, soaring tenor, all wrapped up in a quick and easy wit. Gill has won 18 CMA Awards, including Song of the Year four times – making him the most- awarded artist in that category in CMA history. Since 1990, Gill has won 20 GRAMMY Awards. A wide-ranging songwriter, his compositions earned him entry into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2005. Gill was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2007. He is also a member of the Grand Ole Opry. In August 2012, Gill was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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Dienhart: Check out Northwestern's 10-year NFL draft snapshot
The best way to describe Northwestern's NFL draft success the last 10 years? Modest. The Wildcats have produced just 11 picks—with one first-round selection (Luis Castillo, 2005).
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The best way to describe Northwestern's NFL draft success the last 10 years? Modest. The Wildcats have produced just 11 picks—with one first-round selection (Luis Castillo, 2005).
Wisconsin's Sam Dekker declared for the NBA draft last week. Is Michigan's Caris LeVert next? For now, he's still in fact-finding mode. He's also in a walking boot until May. Is he REALLY ready for the NBA? I guess I don't think so. The underclassman entry deadline is April 26. LeVert said after the season that he'll weigh his decision right up until that date. The NBA Draft Combine will be held until May 12-17 and is followed by draft entrants being invited for individual workouts with NBA teams. *** On this same subject … this just in: Yogi Ferrell
The stars come out on MLB Opening Day, and they don't shine much brighter than Tom Brady, who threw out the first pitch at the Boston Red Sox home opener. Watch it inside.
Urban Meyer will make $5.8 million in total compensation for 2015 and, with annual raises, will average at least $6.5 million per year over the next six years.
BTN's 2015 primetime football schedule will feature the conference's 2014 West Division Champion Wisconsin Badgers, Cotton Bowl Champion Michigan State and Michigan in its first year under new head coach Jim Harbaugh.
Athlon Sports recently asked Big Ten personalities, including a quartet of BTN employees, to rank the conference's best football jobs. [ MORE: athlonsports.com: Ranking Big Ten's best football jobs ] The top three positions, shall we say, will surprise nobody: 1. Ohio State; 2. Michigan; 3. Penn State. It wasn't that close, either, as Ohio State, the reigning national champ, received all 11 first-place votes and Michigan garnered nine second-place nods; the other two second-place votes went to Penn State. Wisconsin and Nebraska rounded out the top five, while Michigan State, arguably the Big Ten's most consistent program over the
There were four spring games on Saturday, with Minnesota, Maryland, Nebraska and Northwestern finishing drills. It's one last time to kick the tires on each team before a long offseason. Here are some things I learned—or didn't learn–from each program, upon further review. Maryland has some work to do in the trenches on both sides of the ball. The good news: The Terps may have found a stud in Kingsley Opara. That's good, because DT Darius Kilgo has to be replaced. DE Jesse Aniebonam also looks to have a bright future. Former five-star OT Damian Prince may be a star
What do Kristen Bell, Lady Gaga and Bette Midler all have in common? They're all 5-foot-1, the same height as J.J. Watt's new personal record in the box jump. [ MORE: Check out all of our J.J. Watt coverage ] The former Wisconsin standout and current NFL superstar tweeted the video above Monday morning that captured his incredible 61-inch box jump. Crazy. It's even wilder to think Watt, all 293 pounds of him, could jump onto the head of any of the three aforementioned stars, from a standing position. Watt, who had cleared 59.5 inches previously, failed to clear the
Few Big Ten schools can match the production that Nebraska has had in the NFL draft the last 10 years. The Cornhuskers have had 37 picks—almost four per draft. And the program also has had four first-rounders. The most prolific position has been defensive back with 11 selections. The offensive line and linebacker (each with seven picks) also have been production positions for producing pros in Lincoln. Nebraska will add to its impressive array of NFL draftees April 30-May 2, with end Randy Gregory projecting as a high first-round pick. Other Cornhuskers who should be selected are wideout Kenny Bell,
It's Monday, and that means it's time for me to share what you need to know about Big Ten lacrosse from the week that was. Before I get to my latest three points, don't forget to check out the BTN TV schedule for lacrosse, as well as the BTN Plus live streaming schedule. [ MORE: View the latest Big Ten men's lacrosse standings ] Maryland wins a pair of one-goal games The Terrapins entered the week on an eight-game winning streak but had a couple things working against them. One, faceoff ace Charlie Raffa was still smarting from an injury


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This part will get you through getting to the Goron Temple.
Heading to Goron Island
Now that we have the chart to the Southeastern Sea, let's rejoin with Linebeck at the Mercay Island Harbor and ship off. Before we head eastward, though, let's go a little south toward the Isle of Ember first. Along the way, you'll see a golden frog jumping around in and out of the water as you most likely did the first time you went to the Isle of Ember. Fire at him, and the frog will give you a symbol to draw on the Cyclone Slate that will warp you back to that spot in the Southwestern Sea. Make sure you remember it.
With our warp point now established, let's head eastward to the Southeastern Sea. The first island we want to go to is Goron Island, which is the nearest island east of our location, so chart a course there. As we get close to the island, though, a cyclone will lift us up and then plop us back down near the same spot, but now with the ship's engine soaked. And if that isn't bad enough, we got a flying creature to deal with -- some fish with eyes on its side that will fire yellow bolts at you. It will fly around for a bit and then will dive bomb and ram through the ship. Since we can't dodge it when it does, your best bet is to continually fire at its eyes to redden them, and also fire at its energy bolts since these will occasionally restore one heart to the ship's health meter. When all six of its eyes are blasted, the creature will fall into the sea and be destroyed. Now we can dock on Goron Island.
Goron Island
After docking, guide Link to the left and then up the stairs to the north and then head to the right until you reach a sign at a dead end, telling you to "shout if you need anything". Shout out anything in the microphone, and the Goron on the other side to the south of you will cause a bridge to appear. Go across the bridge, go down the stairs, then go to the right until you get to another set of stairs, then go up that one to the north and then one to the northwest. You'll enter into the chamber of Biggoron, the leader of the Goron tribe, who guards one of the pure metals we need. However, he won't easily turn it over to some stranger neither he nor the other Gorons know, so he tells us to go meet all the Gorons on the island before coming back to him. We might as well do as he says: go around all the areas that we can get to on this part of the island and also enter all the chambers where the Gorons live. Near a plateau we will see a small Goron cowering in fear because of some Electric Chuchus standing on another plateau. Climb up to the plateau across from the Chuchus and fire at each of them with your arrows. The cowering Goron will be grateful and will give Link a treasure map as a reward.
Once you meet everyone on Goron Island, go back to Biggoron's chamber and he will test you on your trivia of what you know of the Gorons in order to allow you access to the pure metal as a member of the Goron tribe. The questions that are asked are randomly chosen. With each correct answer, Biggoron will reward you with an increasing amount of rupees; with a wrong answer, Biggoron will take back the rupees you won. The contest will cost you 20 rupees every time you play it. The questions, and the correct answer for each of them, are as follows:
|Question Number
|1 to 3
|How many homes are on this island?
|1 to 3
| The Goron at this spot! (points to a spot north of your ship) What is he
staring at?
|1 to 3
|How many Gorons live on this island?
|Easy one, Stranger, what question number is this?
|What color were the odd creatures on the cliff?
|How many Goron children live on this island?
|How many Gorons are outside right now?
|How many Rupees have you won so far? Easy!
|How many Gorons are in their homes right now?
|(points to a home in the northwest) How many rocks are there in this home?
|(points to a spot northeast of the shop) What is on this spot?
|Of those Gorons outside, how many are adults?
When you get the final answer correct, Biggoron will reward you with a Wisdom Gem. However, he will also ask for membership dues, so the 146 rupees you won during the trivia contest is what you'll have to pay back for the dues! In addition to that, Biggoron will now prefix your name with Goro- and call you by that form of the name from now on. He will tell you that the pure metal is being kept in the Goron Temple, and that his eldest son Gongoron will lead you there. Gongoron, however, becomes sour and distrustful of Link, taunting him to come follow him if he can. So now we have to chase after Gongoron.
Upon leaving Biggoron's chamber, head back across the bridge and to the west until you see Gongoron standing on top of a plateau, further taunting you. Now go back towards Biggoron's chamber and, instead of taking the staircase to the chamber, go to the right where a Goron was previously blocking a passageway to the north. Gongoron will taunt you again to follow him, so go north up the passageway.
You'll eventually come across a maze where there are blocked-off walls and cracks in the walls that we can bomb to open. Conserve your Bombs and use the Bomb Flower to open up the crack on the right, then go through that opening with another Bomb Flower to open up another crack to the north. Then quickly get a Bomb Flower to open up a third crack north of you so you can get access to another Bomb Flower. Now head west and you'll come across a Rock Chuchu hiding out that you'll need to bomb and then strike with the sword. Now bomb another crack in the wall to the left of you and take out another Rock Chuchu that's in your path. Head down and to the left, and you'll see an Electric Chuchu that's blue instead of yellow. This one takes a Boomerang and two strikes with the sword to slay, or you can use a single arrow to do that. Where you see an eye symbol on the ground on the other side of a wall that has no cracks, place a bomb to blow up another opening. Then proceed all the way to the left.
As you continue left, go down the stairs and you'll encounter a Like Like, which will suck you up into its maw and chew on you for a bit before spitting you out. When it does, do a quick rub to break free. Before it does that, though, strike the Like Like repeatedly in the same place until it's gone. This will causes spikes to the left of you to be disarmed. Now go up the two stairs until you are just outside the Goron Temple. Before entering, hit the floor button to the left and you'll cause a bridge to appear that will give you a shortcut back to the village on Goron Island.


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Rondo has triple-double, Celtics top BullsFeb 13, 2012 - 1:20 AM Boston, MA (Sports Network) - Rajon Rondo recorded his ninth career triple- double with 32 points, 15 assists and 10 rebounds, helping the Boston Celtics hold off the Chicago Bulls, 95-91.
Kevin Garnett added 13 points and 12 boards for the Celtics, who snapped a two-game skid. JaJuan Johnson had 12 points off the bench and Chris Wilcox and Ray Allen each donated 11 points.
C.J. Watson and Carlos Boozer had 22 points apiece for the Bulls, who played their second straight game without guard Derrick Rose (back). Joakim Noah tallied 16 points and nine rebounds.
Chicago had a five-game winning streak snapped but still managed to go 6-3 on its nine-game road trip.
Rose, who is scheduled to see a specialist, said he's not sure where his back problems came from. He complained that the Bulls didn't play with enough spark Sunday.
"Our energy wasn't there tonight," said Rose. "We didn't pick up our energy to the full court."
The Celtics led for the entire game and seemed to put the game away early in the fourth quarter. Holding a 77-71 margin with 8:25 to play, Boston went on a 9-1 run. Johnson and Wilcox capped the surge with back-to-back alley-oop slams to make it an 86-72 game with 5:08 remaining.
Chicago had one last run in them, though, responding with a 14-3 burst to make things interesting. Watson and Boozer combined to score the Bulls' first 13 points of the run, which Luol Deng capped with a free throw to make it 89-86 with 1:43 to go.
Paul Pierce swung the momentum back in Boston's favor. After coming off a nice screen by Garnett, Pierce drained a 15-foot jumper to give the home team a five-point lead.
Not much time came off the clock at the other end after Rondo got tangled up with Deng under the basket. Rondo was called for the foul away from the ball, leading to a pair of Deng free throws with 1:23 remaining.
The Bulls had a chance to tie the game or go in front after Pierce turned the ball over. Watson missed a contested layup to spoil the opportunity.
But Pierce committed another turnover on Boston's next trip down the court. Boozer recorded the steal and called timeout with 27.6 seconds to play.
This time around, Watson threw up a 23-foot fadeaway jumper that was also contested. Rondo grabbed the defensive rebound and went 4-of-4 from the foul line down the stretch to seal the win.
Pierce said the Celtics are a tough team to beat when Rondo plays the way he played Sunday -- "assertive, aggressive."
"When he's out in transition, pushing the ball, taking the shots right there, the mid-range, rebounding, he's just all energy," said Pierce. "He's one of those guys when he plays with a lot of energy, he's so tough because he can rebound the ball well, when he pushes off the break he's tough to stop in transition. He just did it all tonight. He was great to watch."
Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau said the play that went to Watson was set up for him to take the shot if he's open.
"I want them to be aggressive with it," said Thibodeau. "Didn't work out."
The Celtics opened the game on an 18-7 run, but the Bulls responded with 10 straight points to keep it close early. Boston held a 28-23 edge after 12 minutes.
Chicago got as close as one early in the second frame, but Avery Bradley made consecutive jumpers for Boston. The visitors kept it close for the rest of the period and trailed 48-43 at the half.
The Celtics went 8-of-10 from the foul line in the third quarter and took a 72-66 lead into the final stanza.
Game Notes
Chicago had won three straight over Boston, including an 88-79 triumph in Beantown back on January 13...Pierce had nine points...Celtics forward Brandon Bass will miss at least 10 days of action due to a knee injury. Bass, who could miss up to two weeks, is averaging 11.6 points and 6.1 rebounds in 25 games (five starts) this season. Boston was also without center Jermaine O'Neal (shoulder) on Sunday, but got guard Keyon Dooling back. Dooling had been out since January 26 due to a hip injury.
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