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Salvia 'Wendy's Wish' is a chance seedling selection found within in a Salvia enthusiast's garden in Victoria, Australia. It is the discovers'' "wish" that a portion of the finder's royalties be distributed to charity in Australia - hence the name.
Although it appeared beneath S. mexicana 'Lolly' the corolla appears to resemble S. buchananii in color and flower size, but the calyx somewhat resembles some Salvia splendens varieties, being a pinkish brown. Stems are dark maroon, giving a great overall effect to a clump. It flowers for a long season through spring, summer, and autumn. We have to pinch it in the pot to keep it from blooming!
We were one of the first nurseries in the US to license this plant for propagation, and have been growing it since May 2010.
These are species that produce woody stems, but die back to the ground in the winter in all but the warmest climates. In warm winter areas these can become woody shrubs, but they generally benefit from the following pruning methods.
Pruning is both an art and a science. It takes practice, experience and learning from your mistakes to become a proficient pruner. The pruning information about this plant should be considered as a guideline for getting started. Your particular climate, soils, watering and fertility schedules, sun exposure, space requirements and weather are all factors that influence how and when you choose to prune. We're providing a starting place for you, and over time you will learn the particularities of this plant in your garden. Don't be afraid to get started – Salvias, in general, are quick to rebound if inappropriately pruned.
Deadheading – the removal of spent flowers, is a practice that will always benefit the plant's health and appearance. This can be done at any time. Pruning involves removal of entire stems of spent growth. Becoming "spent" means that flowering stems stop blooming and begin going to seed.
(Chiapas Golden Fuchsia) Cool, moist and partially shady -- those are the conditions that this tall, rare shrub loves. Once native to the mountain cloud forests of Mexico's southernmost state, Chiapas, Golden Fuchsia in 1986 became extinct in the wild and now is primarily grown by botanical gardens.
Flowers by the Sea is one of the few commercial sources for this plant.
The glowing, yellow-to-orange trumpet flowers sometimes grow more than 2 inches long. They dangle in clusters from long, wiry, burgundy peduncles -- the stemlets that attach the flower clusters to the shrub's branches. The clusters look a bit like modern, chandelier-style lights. As the shape of the flowers indicates, this is a hummingbird favorite.
In the April-June 2000 issue of Pacific Horticulture, Huntington Gardens Curator Kathy Musial says that botanist Dr. Dennis Breedlove in 1972 discovered what would be identified more than a decade later as member of the shrub and tree genus Deppea. Breedlove found his mystery plant in a canyon on the south slope of Cerro Mozotal, a mountain in southern Chiapas.
Musial notes that Breedlove never found the plant elsewhere in the wild. Luckily, he and Brad Bartholomew were able to collect seed in 1981, because the stand of Golden Fuchsia disappeared within five years when the land was cleared for farming.
Although the foggy summers of San Francisco's climate appeal to Golden Fuchsia, a partially shady environment helps it to thrive at Southern California's Huntington, which aided the original distribution of the plant. Our plants are from a variety at San Francisco's Strybing Arboretum.
Golden Fuchsia isn't a member of the Fuchsia genus, which is a member of the evening primrose family (Onagraceae). Deppea species are members of the coffee family (Rubiaceae). Give it rich, well-drained soil and plenty of water.
This is a challenging plant to cultivate, but it is beautiful and in danger of totally disappearing. Helping it to survive is rewarding.
(Uruguayan Firecracker Plant) Mint-green foliage felted with a covering of fine hairs provides a cooling backdrop to the hot orange tubular flowers of this long-blooming member of the acanthus family (Acanthaceae).
Honeybees and hummingbirds love this ideal companion plant for Salvia gardens, but deer resist it. As indicated by its common name, Uruguayan Firecracker Plant adds bright bursts of color to gardens whether in patio pots, as a groundcover or mixed in a border.
In areas with mild winter climates, Uruguayan Firecracker Plant sometimes remains evergreen. However, it is a perennial in the cooler part of its USDA cold hardiness range.
Acanthus species (many are referred to as "Bears Breeches" due to furriness) are well known for their ease of growth, attractive texture and usefulness in low-water gardens. Uruguayan Firecracker Plant thrives on average watering based on local rainfall, but tolerates drought. It can also handle heat and loves a full-sun location.
As to soil type or quality, this isn't a picky plant but it does require good drainage.
Botanical artist Matilda Smith (1854-1926) illustrated this wooly beauty for Curtis's Botanical Magazine of London in 1910. At that time, it was known as Jacobian suberecta.
(Rhythm and Blues Anise-Scented Sage) This variety is a far superior version of the older standby 'Black and Blue'. Easy to grow and rewarding, this hummingbird favorite is our very best Anise Scented Sage.
Grow this variety as an aromatic border plant in full sun and well drained soil. It appreciates regular moisture and fertile soil, but can survive moderate stress from shortages of either. The thick dahlia-like tuberous roots, which survive well into Zone 8, are reliable and long lived. With moderate preperation for the winter, it is generally Zone 7 hardy, and can survive Zone 6 winters with appropriate care.
Unlike the herbaceous 'Black & Blue', Rhythm and Blues is semi-woody, and has a much longer blooming season than other varieties. The strong stems and thick deep green leaves are durable and not prone to breakage. The flowers are larger and more numerous as well. Flowers by the Sea is proud to offer this plant for the first time in 2017.
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(Elk White Scarlet Sage) The first tall white Salvia splendens variety, this new introduction from Flowers by the Sea is vigorous and free flowering all season long.
Somewhat unusual for this species, 'Elk White grows into a tall but narrow plant, perfectly suited to fill a shady corner. It excels as a container plant. White flowered shade plants are rare, and this one is also beloved by hummingbirds.
Scarlet Sages are native to South America where they thrive in full sun to partial shade.
In areas with colder winters, Elk White grows easily as an annual bedding plant. It's also a successful container plant and a good choice for a woodland garden. It does fine with average watering based on local rainfall and humidity, but can handle ample moisture.
Another good piece of news is that deer avoid it.
(Love and Wishes Sage) Deep purple calyxes support the magenta-purple, tubular blossoms of Salvia x 'Love and Wishes'. They contrast handsomely with dark stems and mid-green foliage.
Retired government worker John Fisher of Orange, Australia, hybridized Love and Wishes from Wendy's Wish Sage (Salvia x 'Wendy's Wish'). He decided that it should benefit Australia's Make-a-Wish Foundation similar to its parent plant.
Wendy's Wish is an accidental hybrid from the Victoria, Australia, garden of Salvia enthusiast Wendy Smith. Smith found its seedling beneath S. mexicana 'Lolly'. However, the plant's parentage remains a mystery.
Smith's cultivar and other Wish Collection Sages -- Ember's Wish as well as Love and Wishes -- may be related to Buchanan's Sage (S. buchananii), Scarlet Sage (S. splendens), Chiapas Sage (Salvia chiapensis) and Purple Majesty Sage (S. guaranitica 'Purple Majesty').
Sales of all Wish Collection sage aid Make-a-Wish in fulfilling the requests of Australia's seriously ill children.
In coastal areas with moderate temperatures, Love and Wishes grows well in full sun. However, it appreciates a bit of shade in hotter climates. Growing about waist-high, Love and Wishes is a long-blooming, floriferous plant that requires little to no deadheading of blossoms. Its combination of woody and soft herbaceous growth mark it as a subshrub.
Although Love and Wishes Sage does well with average irrigation based on local conditions, it appreciates plentiful watering with excellent soil drainage. Similar to its parent plant and Ember's Sage, this nectar-rich Salvia is popular with hummingbirds but not deer.
Photo courtesy of Sunset Western Garden Collection
(Envy Hybrid Sage) A natural hybrid found in Peru and Bolivia, the parentage of this special variety is at this point unknown. The uniquely colored flowers are abundant all season long, and the hummingbirds love it.
Growing four feet or more in a single season, this shrubby plant is a good choice for colder Zones as a long blooming annual. In frost free climates it becomes a semi-woody shrub that can be shaped to fit your needs.
We grew a large number of seedlings of this variety in 2016, and selected this clone as a superior variety.
(Temascaltepec Sage) In full bloom, which is all year in mild climates, this mid-sized, shrubby Salvia has far more flowers than foliage. Each 1/2-inch-long, bright pink bloom has two dark pink/purple spots and a pair of white stripes. The small, slightly furry leaves add to its soft, pleasing look.
Temascaltepec Sage is new to the United States and comes from the Valle de Bravo Lake region of Central Mexico. It is a tender perennial affected by frost, but so fast growing that it is ideal as an outdoor summer bedding plant. Hummingbirds, bees and butterflies love this sage, which grows well in full sun to partial shade.
This Salvia is a favorite in cut-flower gardens and a superior container plant in a greenhouse or sunroom. We rate it "best of class" for being our top performer among large summer bedding Salvias.
(Chiapas Sage) This partial-shade Salvia produces magenta flowers year round for us on the Mendocino Coast. It's compact, free flowering and not bothered by pests whether large or small. It is native to Mexico's coastal mountains at an elevation of 7,000 to 9,500 feet.
Chiapas Sage forms a neat mound of glossy, ribbed leaf-foliage with large flower spikes throughout. We grow it in mixed borders, containers and combination planters where it really stands out. Winter mulching it is essential in Zone 8 and below where you can treat this drought-resistant plant as a perennial.
(Michoacan Blue Sage) This unusual and distinctive Mexican sage grows from tuberous roots. It is compact and decidedly vertical with strong, square, winged stems that rocket upward and are topped with clusters of rich blue flowers in large rosy bracts come autumn.
In Zone 7 and above, you can leave the tubers in the ground or dig them up and divide them as you would dahlias to extend their growing range in your yard. Due to this plant's drought tolerance, we have been able to grow it without watering in summer. It needs full sun to partial shade and does well in containers, border plantings, cut-flower gardens and woodland-style gardens.
The identification and nomenclature of this plant have been confusing at best. However, one thing is certain: If you grow it, you'll love it!
(Mulberry Jam Roseleaf Sage) Magenta flower buds burst into fuzzy, hot pink blossoms in this hybrid sage from the gardens of Betsy Clebsch, author of The New Book of Salvias.
This full-sun Salvia is thought to be a hybrid of the Mexican native Roseleaf Sage (S. involucrata). The other parent is unknown, but may be Chiapas Sage (S. chiapensis).
Deep purple calyxes soften the brightness of the flower clusters. The glossy, mid- to dark-green leaves are oval-to-heart shaped and small. They turn reddish-purple as the weather cools in autumn.
The flowers of this long-blooming, perennial sage look pretty in bouquets and are attractive to hummingbirds.
(Purple Bract Peruvian Sage or Concolor Sage) Similar to its wild relative, Peruvian Sage, which is also known as Concolor Sage, this cultivar has foliage that is smooth, apple green on top and fuzzy with silver hairs on the bottom. Major differences appear in the dramatic bracts.
Unlike the apple-green bracts of its parent, this cultivar has large purplish bracts cupping the base of flowers so deeply purple that they are almost black. Its leaves are also smaller than those of the species. It is the combination of purple bracts and blossoms that causes us to put this on our most unusual Salvias list.
Large and showy, the flowers bloom continuously from summer through autumn. They continue flowering during the chill of winter if kept in a greenhouse. Purple Bract Peruvian Sage does best if watered regularly and given shade for part of the day.
The plant's wiry stems are scandent, which means that they climb upward like vines but without tendrils. When grown in the ground, its stems arch and form ground cover. This dramatic plant looks lovely in a hanging basket or in a container with a light trellis or bamboo poles supporting its sprawling growth.
Situate Purple Bract Peruvian Sage where it will delight you with its black currant fragrance that makes all seem well in the world. This is another outstanding plant from California Salvia guru Brent Barnes and receives our best-of-class honor. Availability is limited.
(Honey Melon Pineapple Sage) This is a short Pineapple Sage that is long blooming. It is the earliest and longest flowering of all the many varieties of Salvia elegans. We recommend it for indoor herb gardening as well as for outdoor borders and groundcovers.
Honey Melon has bright red flowers that hummingbirds love. It spreads into a dense clump with underground runners. By cutting back older stems to the ground, new fresh growth keeps it in flower for months. On the Northern California coast, it starts blooming no later than May and sometimes continues until February.
Grow this cultivar in partial shade in warmer zones or in full sun in the coolest part of its range. Along with Tangerine Pineapple Sage, Honey Melon is easier to grow in most of the country than the larger growing varieties of the species.
Native to Mexico, Pineapple Sage is found at high elevations in Pine and Oak forests. The species is used as a medicinal herb -- such as in herb tea -- to relieve anxiety and treat hypertension. Just smelling the leaves makes us happier.
(Tangerine Pineapple Sage) This citrus-scented cultivar is our smallest variety of Pineapple Sage. Worth growing just for the exotic scent of its leaves, this culinary Salvia is also one of the longest blooming plants in its species.
How is this variety of Pineapple Sage different from Honey Melon? Tangerine's leaves are much smaller (1/2 inch x 1 inch as opposed to 1 inch x 1 1/2 inches), and the plant is shorter (18 inches tall vs. 24 inches). Tangerine also has darker red flowers, foliage with a very different scent and a shrubbier look. Of course, anyone who loves scented plants should have both.
Tangerine Pineapple Sage spreads into a dense clump with underground runners. By cutting back older stems to the ground, new fresh growth keeps it in flower for months. On the Northern California coast, it starts blooming no later than May and sometimes continues until February.
Grow this cultivar in partial shade in warmer zones or in full sun in the coolest part of its range. Along with Honey Melon, Tangerine is easier to grow in most of the country than the larger-growing varieties of Pineapple Sage.
Native to Mexico, Pineapple Sage is found at high elevations in Pine and Oak forests. The species is used as a medicinal herb -- such as in herb tea -- to relieve anxiety and treat hypertension. Just smelling the leaves makes us happier.
(Purple Leaf Tall Big Leaf Sage) Bright green on top, the long leaves of this distinctive sage are a dark, furry purple on the undersides. Like the more typical green form of Salvia Macrophylla, this variety has cobalt blue flowers that seem to float in airy clusters on 12-inch-tall branching spikes.
This fast-growing, herbaceous perennial from Peru is adaptable to full sun and full shade. However, a combination of morning sun and afternoon shade may be more to its liking. Heat tolerant and water-loving, it is an ideal choice for a humid climate such as Florida's. Try it in a container indoors or on a patio. It's also a good choice for borders and background plantings.
Salvia Macrophylla 'Purple Leaf' grows in a tidy, upright fashion, producing 2-inch-long flowers without pause from summer through early fall. Hummingbirds love it, but deer resist its charms.
(Fuzzy Bolivian Sage) Large, bright and fuzzy, the cherry-licorice red flowers of this sage top what at first glance appears to be smooth, glassy green foliage. Up close, the large, lance-shaped leaves are velvety with clear-to-white hairs.
This tropical perennial is slow to start growing in spring, but takes off as the days get longer and warmer. Then it blooms from summer to fall, attracting hummingbirds. It grows well in USDA Zones 7 to 9, but needs winter mulching in the cooler part of that range. Well-drained, loose soil and mulch help the plant's underground runners survive to grow new stems in the spring.
Salvia oxyphora is from middle elevations in the Bolivian Andes, where it grows on the edge of moist, warm forests. It loves rich soil, lots of moisture and full sun to partial shade.
We enjoy growing this dramatic, heat-tolerant plant in containers where its showy flowers can be enjoyed close up. Moist woodland gardens are another good setting. One last tip: The branches of Salvia oxyphora tend to be somewhat brittle. Pinching it back encourages good branching and protects it from breaking in strong winds.
Highly recommended.
(Guanajuato Giant Gentian Sage) At 3 inches long, the flowers of this Gentian Sage are the largest of any we grow. Guanjuato Giant is also unique for its tall, upright growth and heavily textured foliage.
Spikes of deep, true blue flowers that rise up to 48 inches tall make this perennial sage a standout in the garden from summer into fall. This Gentian Sage is reliably perennial in USDA Zones 8 to 11. Its spectacular flowers also make it a fine choice as a summer bedding plant in areas with colder winters.
Guanjuato Giant likes regular watering and rich, well-drained soil. It does fine in full sun or partial shade and can handle moist corners of the yard. Use it as a path edging, border, groundcover or container plant.
German botanist Karl Hartweg discovered the Salvia patens species in 1838. British horticulturist Graham Stuart Thomas later called it "the best plant in cultivation."
Although, true blue is not a part of the color spectrum that hummingbirds favor, they are attracted to Gentian Sages especially when mixed with red-flowered sages.
(White Trophy Gentian Sage) White Trophy loves partial shade and is the finest white Salvia patens available, with very large flowers that age to pale blue.
Since the 1838 discovery of this herbaceous species from Central Mexico, Salvia patens has been a mainstay of the perennial garden. British horticulturist Graham Stuart Thomas called Salvia patens "the best plant in cultivation."
Well branched and compact, this shade-loving variety has 2 1/2-inch flowers that bloom summer into fall. It is a reliable perennial, returning year after year in Zones 8 to 11. However, it is so lovely that it is worth growing as a summer bedding plant in colder zones. Whether grown as a perennial or annual, it is a perfect companion to any of the blue-flowered Gentian Sages.
White Trophy can handle moist corners of the yard. Water it regularly and provide rich, well-drained soil. It looks pretty edging a shady path and in border, groundcover or container plantings.
Highly recommended by butterflies, but not by deer!
(Grape Leaf Sage) Tall spikes of intensely blue flowers bloom summer to fall and emerge in profusion from handsome, furry foliage. The leaves are grape green on top and purplish on the bottom. This water-loving sage grows rapidly into a spreading mound.
Grow this one in full sun in cooler areas or in partial shade where summers are hot. Good drainage is essential along with rich soil for best results. This showy sage from Oaxaca, Mexico, is ideal for patio planters and damp woodland gardens in USDA Zones 9 to 11.
We highly recommend this sage, which is relatively new to the horticultural trade in the US. There is, however, some confusion about its identity. Some sources say it should be called Salvia serboana.
It is ironic that one of the least social types of birds inspires so much sociability in human beings. We refer to hummingbirds, which are the object of festivals and the communal effort of bird banding research nationwide. This is the third and final article in a series about renowned hummingbird expert Nancy L. Newfield, who grows many Salvias in her hummingbird gardens. We recount a visit to Louisiana to observe Newfield and her team banding hummingbirds in winter. You'll also find a rainbow of top hummingbird Salvias listed here.(Photo credit: John Owens)
Hummingbirds love Salvia (sage) nectar and are attracted to it by the bright colors of tubular sage blossoms. In particular, these little whirlybirds can easily spot flowers in the red spectrum, which is prevalent among sages. Here are some hummingbird gardening tips.
If you live in suburbs or rural areas where deer plunder gardens, Salvias (sages) can be part of your plan for discouraging these hungry visitors. Here are some tips.


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Astronaut Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon, has died at the age of 82.
U.S. astronaut Neil Armstrong is seen smiling at the camera aboard the lunar module "Eagle" after spending more than 2½ hours on the lunar surface. Armstrong, the first person to set foot on the moon, has died, US media reported on August 22, 2012. He was 82. (July 21, 1969)
Former astronaut Neil Armstrong, a member of the presidential panel investigating the Space Shuttle Challenger explosion, listens to testimony before the commission in Washington, David Acheson, a commission member, listens in the background. A model of the shuttle sits on the table. (Feb. 11, 1986)
President Barack Obama stands alongside the first man on the moon Neil Armstrong during a meeting on the 40th anniversary of NASA's first human landing on the moon in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC. (July 20, 2009)
An undated photo provided by NASA shows Neil Armstrong. The family of Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon, says he has died at age 82. A statement from the family says he died following complications resulting from cardiovascular procedures.
Astronaut Neil A. Armstrong is shown at Complex 19 for a simulated test in preparation for flight. The family of Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon, says he has died at age 82. A statement from the family says he died following complications resulting from cardiovascular procedures. (March 16, 1966)
Astronauts Neil A. Armstrong and David R. Scott arrive at Complex 19 for a simulated test in preparation for flight. (March 16, 1966)
Astronaut Neil Armstrong piloted the Gemini VIII mission. (March 6, 1966)
Astronaut Neil Armstrong is seated during a suiting up exercise in preparation for the Gemini VIII flight. (March 9, 1966)
Astronauts David Scott, left, and Neil Armstrong, command pilot, sit in their Gemini 8 spacecraft after their emergency landing in the western Pacific Ocean. Navy divers, who jumped into the ocean to attach a flotation collar under the spacecraft, stand outside the capsule awaiting the destroyer USS Mason. The scheduled three-day mission was terminated following complications. (March 16, 1966)
Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin E. "Buzz" Aldrin, the first men to land on the moon, plant the U.S. flag on the lunar surface. Photo was made by a 16mm movie camera inside the lunar module, shooting at one frame per second. (July 20, 1969)
Portrait of the prime crew of the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. From left, commander Neil A. Armstrong, command module pilot Michael Collins and lunar module pilot Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. (July 20, 1969)
Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong speaks at a celebration dinner honoring John Glenn in Columbus, Ohio. Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon, is recovering from heart surgery days after his 82nd birthday, a NASA spokesman said. (Feb. 20, 2012)
Astronaut Neil Armstrong in space suit (1969)
Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong, right, trudges across the surface of the moon, leaving behind footprints. The U.S. flag, planted on the surface by the astronauts, can be seen between Armstrong and the lunar module. Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin is seen closer to the craft. The men reported the surface of the moon was like soft sand, and they left footprints several inches deep wherever they walked. (July 20, 1969)
Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong shows how he will step onto the surface of the moon from the lunar module during a training session. (July 7, 1969)
Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin Jr. poses for a photograph beside the U.S. flag deployed on the moon during the Apollo 11 mission. (July 20, 1969)
Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon and a hero to the world, waves during a homecoming parade in his honor in Wapakoneta, Ohio. Armstrong's son, Mark, is beside him. (Sept. 6, 1969)
Apollo II lunar module pilot Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin, front, and spacecraft commander Neil Armstrong practice lunar surface activities at the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston, Texas. Aldrin is using a scoop to collect samples of the surface while Armstrong takes pictures with the lunar module in the background. (April 18, 1969)
Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong speaks at a celebration dinner honoring the 50th anniversary of John Glenn's historic flight aboard the Mercury program's Friendship 7 capsule at Ohio State University in Columbus. Glenn was the first American to orbit Earth. (Feb. 20, 2012)
Edwin E. Aldrin and Neil Armstrong rehearse tasks they will perform on the moon during the Apollo 11 mission. The detection of a fake moon rock in the Netherlands' national museum should serve as a wake-up call for more than 130 countries who received gifts of lunar rubble from both the Apollo 11 flight in 1969 and Apollo 17 three years later. Experts say the whereabouts of hundreds of tiny rocks scooped up by U.S. astronauts and given by the Nixon administration to friendly nations are unknown. (1969)
Undated photo of Neil Armstrong's various flight preparations.
On the 40th anniversary of the first human landing on the moon, astronaut Neil Armstrong speaks during a lecture in honor of Apollo 11 at the National Air and Space Museum in Washington. (July 19, 2009)
U.S. President Richard Nixon, right, greets the Apollo 11 astronauts in the quarantine van aboard the USS Hornet after splashdown and recovery. The Apollo 11 crew from left are Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, and Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin. Splashdown was east of Wake Island, and south of Johnston Atoll. (July 24, 1969)

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Now for the real debate: Rep. Paula Hawks versus Rep. Kristi Noem! Our Democratic challenger took on our Republican incumbent in front of the Sioux Falls Rotary Club this noon, and that Sioux Falls paper does us the favor of sharing the video. Watch and analyze!
Commentariat, I have letters to write, so I'm giving you first crack at the punditry! Fire away… and be specific!


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Rogue(7)By: Katy Evans
"Want to go somewhere with me?" he asks, then reaches out with his free wet black glove to brush my hair back behind my ear.
What I feel is so far beyond lust, I can hardly answer him.
I tremble. "Yes," I say, dizzied with want.
He gives me a smile that sends my pulse racing, his hand lingering on my face for a second longer, then he shifts my car into gear and pulls us into the rainy streets. The air between us crackles in the silence.
The only audible sound outside is the rain and thunder. The inside of the car is dominated by his breathing. His breaths are deep and slow, but mine are fast and nervous.
He smells . . . like a wet forest. With a touch of leather. His eyes are on the road, but I'm only aware of him. The way his chest expands his wet T-shirt. His shadowed profile and how the city lights flicker across his face as we pass. His wet jeans clinging to his hard thighs. I think we both know we're going to do it.
We're going to have our hands all over each other in minutes, and the knowledge is causing havoc in my brain. I feel like some little sex gremlin in me has just emerged. I have a thing about man nipples and his man nipples are poking deliciously into his white T-shirt and his jeans are . . . god, his jeans are straining to the breaking point. He wants me. He wants to do me. This amazingly beautiful man who makes me cross-eyed with wanting.
"You always this quiet?" he asks me in a strangely thick voice, and I jerk my eyes to his face; that smile on his face really gets to me.
"I'm s-su-suppper-super c-ccold."
He signals to a tall hotel that I know is expensive even to dine at, but he doesn't seem to mind pulling into its driveway. "Seems the closest place where we can get dry."
"Yes, it's perfect," I say, too eagerly.
I'm into perfect things, beautiful things, things that are lively and fun. My parents as a couple? Perfect. I'm usually picture perfect myself. But tonight? I slide a hand down my hair as we cross the lobby and I can't imagine what I look like. Wet rat seems like a good bet. Why why why do I look like shit right now?
While he asks for room keys at the front desk, I examine his butt in his jeans, the fit of his clothes, and I can't seem to quell the flutters.
As I squish my way into the elevator along with a bunch of other people, I rub my arms and try to stop my teeth from chattering. He smiles at me across a couple, and his smile lights a spark of mischief in me and I smile back.
I follow him into the room and then into the huge marble bathroom. He takes his turtleneck from my cramped hand and hangs it aside, then, without warning, he reaches one hand to his T-shirt and pulls it off with one yank that makes all his muscles ripple. "Take off your shoes," he murmurs. I unclasp them and kick them aside.
When I straighten, my breath almost chokes me when I see his bare chest. Corded arms, every possible muscle in existence marked. There's a thin line of hair traveling down his navel into the waistband of his jeans. Ripped abs, thick throat, and those lips, kissable and beautiful lips. God. He has a scar—a big one on the left side of his ribs—and a wave of sympathy washes over me, then I notice he's undressing me.
My pulse jumps in excitement and my nipples peak. "What's a girl like you doing in a place like that?" he asks with his eyebrows drawn low over his eyes, and I start trembling as he peels off my shirt.
On impulse I reach out and touch the scar on his chest with one finger. "What happened to you?"
He unzips my skirt and as he pulls it down, he leans over and catches my earlobe between his teeth and tugs playfully. "You know curiosity killed the cat, don't you, little kitten?" he murmurs in my ear, urging my arms up so he can pull my shirt off.
I smile drunkenly and open my mouth to answer, and he kisses me. He takes me by surprise and I grab his shoulders to brace myself, shocked by my own responsiveness to his hot, silken, wild mouth. My own hunger unleashes in a torrent. His lips push mine open, hungry. I moan and bury my hands in his wet hair so he doesn't stop kissing me, and I rock my hips as his tongue pushes inside. Shivers of desire race through me as he leans over me, eating me with his mouth as my head falls back and a noise of pleasure purls out of my throat.


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Mandela's legacy
Mandela's legacy—shunning political vengeance
By S. M. Hali
Nelson Mandela, the South African leader was buried earlier this month in his native town Qunu. As in life, even in his death, celebrities, human rights activists and world leaders sank their differences to pay homage to this great personality and vowed to carry on his message of reconciliation and clemency. Born on 18 July 1918, Mandela suffered incarceration for nearly twenty seven years, as he led his nation in an anti-apartheid revolution. His dynamic leadership, personal example of bearing hardship and adversity boldly, bore fruit as South Africa finally shunned apartheid, overcame institutionalized racism and inequality. Mandela became South Africa's first black chief executive through a fully representative democratic election as he forgave the minority whites for their decades' long oppression and tyranny meted to the majority blacks through brute force. Mandela's truth and reconciliation commission bore fruit in uniting the strife torn nation to rise to its true potential. Despite desperate pleas by a grateful nation, Mandela served only one term as South Africa's president, instead devoting his time to serve humanity both at home and abroad. Mediating in international disputes, combating human rights abuse and carrying out charitable and noble tasks of combating poverty, hunger and disease like HIV Aids through the Nelson Mandela Foundation, he became a highly respected elderly statesman, shunning the lust for power, pelf or personal glory.
No wonder that the thousands, who gathered at Soweto's FNB stadium, braving inclement weather to pay their last respects to the revered and respected leader, expressed both grief at the irreplaceable loss but joy at having learnt lessons of clemency and rejecting retribution and revenge. Nelson Mandela's personal charm and strength of character brought together even bitter enemies and deadly foes on the same podium to pay homage to the great leader.
Unfortunately, in the same timeframe, one government that spurned Mandela's spirit of reconciliation and forgiveness is the Bangladesh Awami League led by Hasina Wajid.
Erstwhile East Pakistan broke away from the federation in 1971 to become Bangladesh. The causes of the bloody severance of Pakistan merit a detailed discussion but are beyond the scope of this article. Humiliation and degradation of the Bengalis on the part of West Pakistanis and manipulation of the grievances by India through sedition and conspiracy acted as catalysts for the ultimate breakup. In the fog of war and frenzy of madness, Bengalis butchered non Bengalis and West Pakistanis residing in East Pakistan, while Pakistani Armed forces too carried out excesses on their Bengali brethren. Time healed many wounds and Bangladesh made economic progress and in time relations between it and Pakistan became not only friendly but rather close till the return of Hasina Wajid, the daughter of Sheikh Mujib ur Rahman—the founder of Bangladesh, to power.
Hasina's party, the Awami League squandered the economic opportunities owing to its leaders' indulgence in corruption and sleaze. Now that the next general elections in Bangladesh are close, fearing a rejection by the politically aware people, the Awami League is creating diversions to make the people forget their misrule. That is an internal affair of Bangladesh and Pakistan has no interest in it other than the fact that it is a well wisher of the Bangladeshis. However, creating an atmosphere of vindictiveness, the collusion of the Bangladeshi judiciary and Awami League, in a hastily conducted trial, executed one of its political opponents, Molla Abdul Quader, who was head of Jamaat-e-lslami in Bangladesh. That too would not have been of interest to Pakistan except an expression of dismay at the abuse of justice along with similar observations by human rights activists, legal experts the world over, the UN and OIC. The fact that irked the people of Pakistan and urged its parliament to condemn the heinous political murder through a formal resolution is that Molla Abdul Quader was charged with aiding the Pakistan Army during the 1971 War. This leaves a gaping hole in the efforts to bring peace and reconciliation to the world. Bengalis, during the 1971 were divided; there were those who did not want a carnage and bloody breakup. They only sought greater considerations for East Pakistan. Even after the formation of Bangladesh, forty two years later, there are many Bengalis who regret their extreme action which was so painful that does not make them traitors but pragmatic. This scribe too lost near and dear ones during the 1971 fury and rage but has forgiven the perpetrators. Hasina too should learn from Nelson Mandela's legacy of reconciliation.


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I have sewn for as long as I can remember, but have only been quilting for about 10 years. Due to work schedule and family, haven't had much time to complete projects. Now retired and working on building my stash. I have 2 quilts underway. One is near completion and the other is in the beginning stages. Enjoy all forms of sewing and have revived my interest in knitting with the addition of a new granddaughter. Love all the information available on line. Makes finding what you need much easier. Look forward to reading post from other quilters.
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Ann Sims:I have sewn for as long as I can remember, but have only been quilting for about 10 years. Due to work schedule and family, haven't had much time to complete projects. Now retired and working on building my stash. I have 2 quilts underway.
This sounds just like my story except that my years of quilting number only three.
What strategy are you using for building that stash? I learned the hard way that my strategy was all wrong.
On the banks of the Mississippi River in north central Minnesota (Brainerd lakes area)
Is this the start of a mystery novella, MNnancy or are you going to tell us a good strategy for how to build a stash? LOL! I read your post and found myself holding my breath looking for the page button to turn to the next post to see how to do it! Waiting ..... waiting ... waiting ... ; )
We want to know both, by the way ... the right way to build stash and your story about what happened when you learned the hard way that your strategy was all wrong.
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Welcome, Ann! I am a newbie to quilting and to QCA too. We both have new granddaughters too. Mine just moved out of newborn onesies. She's growing already.
Congratulations on your retirement. Now, you and I will wait for the rest of MNnancy's novellas: The Wrong Stash Path and the sequel The Successful Stash Strategy. I'll bring the popcorn, you bring the quilts and we can read together. LOL! Welcome.
Hi Ann,
Welcome to the site. Look forward to seeing your projects and hope you explore some of the groups as well. Congrat's on being retired and the new granddaughter.
Hi. Is this Kath, as in formerly "Quilt-less Kath?"
Stash building has been discussed here many times and there are nearly as many opinions as there are members. (try the QCA search tool for stash or stash building)
The Wrong Stash Path:My early strategy was to buy lots of FQs and 1-yard lengths of fabrics I liked. I learned that might be okay for scrappy quilts or applique, but whenever I found a pattern for something non-scrappy or more recently when I tried to pull fabric for the latest mystery quilt on QCA, I found I almost always needed more than one yard. I discovered, too, that my stash it too heavily composed of large bold prints, and those can't usually be combined into one quilt.
Nancy's New Stash Strategy:My new strategy is to buy 2-3 yards minimum, 4-5 yards if I absolutely love it, and even more if it will make a good back. I also make more effort to purchase plenty of yardage of great blender/filler fabrics, especially when they are on sale, for coordinating with any main prints.
I could possibly buy into the notion that building a stash for future use is not absolutely necessary. If you find a great pattern, there's nothing more fun than heading to the LQS to find the perfect fabrics from the newest collections for that pattern....but I also now know how much fun shop hops are, and for sure you need to buy a little from each shop that you visit....and what's more fun than shopping sales whether you have a pattern in mind or not....it's important to support your local businesses after all!
Another Point of View:Here is a column I enjoy re-reading from time to time when I think my stash is getting out of hand.
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Would anyone else care to chime in here?
This is indeed Quiltless Kath. I've been busy at work so I haven't been posting for a while. Hi MNnancy!
I'm still new enough that I'm still absorbing everything everybody says as the gospel truth. I'll have to search for stash building to see the other opinions. Your points are well made though.
Until recently I had almost no stash. Just one pack of 250 pieces of 4x4 charms and the fabric I was using for a current project. I made my first three small quilts from the charm pack. I took pictures of my sewing area and Gini (I think) quickly asked why she didn't see any stash. Observant that one. Can't get anything by her.
No stash? How quickly that changed. Shortly after my granddaughter's birth I spent a Saturday afternoon in my LQS that was having a 30% off everything sale. Now I am swimming in pink flannel, yellow teddy bear flannel and white fluffy sheep on mint green flannel! I also have pink satin for binding, white satin and white ditzy print cottons for backings. Oh, and don't forget the hot pink and white minky yardage pieces! Then there were the big bundles of batting too. (Remember when I posted that I'd used batting for the first time? That was in January of 2011!) Oh dear.
I bought lengths of things for specific projects so I'm okay there. I may have some scraps left. I did wonder though, how much I would buy of things just for stash. Your suggestions are well taken here. I'd say your novella gets a very good review. ; )


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Dead End Trailer (1998)
10 November 1998 Drama, Action, Thriller 93 mins
After his ex-wife dies in a fall from her balcony, PoliceSgt. Henry Smovinsky gets custody of his troubled teenage son. Smovinsky soon finds out that his ex-wife was a high-class hooker, her death was not a suicide and that the police have chosen him as their prime suspect. Maggie Furness is the only cop willing to help him protect his son and track down the real killer.
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Udaipur : Normal life was affected in Nimbahera city on Thursday due to the dawn-to-dusk bandh called by various hindu organizations after clash took place between two communities a day ago. Though section 144 continued to remain imposed, the situation is under full control, claimed police. Large forces were deployed at ... Read More »
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Original paper
The CMS classification scheme (Chemical composition – Mineral assemblage – Structural geology) – linking geology to mineralogy of pegmatitic and aplitic rocks
Dill, Harald G.
Neues Jahrbuch für Mineralogie - Abhandlungen Band 193 Heft 3 (2016), p. 231 - 263
published: Aug 1, 2016
ArtNo. ESP154019303001, Price: 29.00 €
Pegmatitic rocks take on a special role. On one hand they closely resemble one of the most abundant rocks in the earth's crust, the granitoids; on the other hand they strongly contrast with these plutonic rocks by spreading the boundary from metamorphic to intrusive rocks. They are outstanding as to the texture and grain size and they have in parts a chemical and mineralogical composition which is nearly unrivaled, as it is the number of classification schemes of pegmatites put forward during the last decades. The present CMS classification scheme (Chemical composition – M ineral assemblage – Structural geology) is the first of its kind that goes beyond the mineralogical disciplines and makes geology the centerpiece of the classification. This descriptive CMS classification is a binary system, addressing the ore body and the ore composition. The ore body is subdivided into the type of pegmatites (pseudopegmatite, metapegmatite, pegmatoid, pegmatite, and plutonic pegmatite), the shape and the structure of pegmatites, while the ore composition is characterized by the chemical and mineralogical qualifiers which allow an open access for all element symbols and mineral names, respectively. The CMS scheme can be run as long and short version, which both are suitable for being used in a digital database and can also be linked via alpha-numerical codes to the Chessboard classification scheme of mineral deposits which is at a superior level of classification. The descriptive terms in the CMS directly translate into genetic statements. One of fundamental changes concerns the role of granites. Fractional crystallization of a granitic magma is only one process out of five accountable for the emplacements of pegmatites and aplites; the others are metasomatic processes, metamorphic differentiation, prograde metamorphism and partial melting/anatexis, and retrograde metamorphism. The parental granite only has a say in the plutonic pegmatites. Pegmatites, in general, are a mixture of chemical components derived from crustal and subcrustal sources. Elements and minerals in pegmatites and aplites reflect the source area and the geodynamic setting. Three geodynamic settings, Alpine-type, Variscan-type and Rift-type are prone to pegmatitic rocks. The most preferential area for pegmatites is the ensialic orogen with a thickened crust. Ensimatic crustal sections are only favorite areas for pegmatites during their incipient or embryonic stages of rifting.
(economic) geology • pegmatites/aplites • classification scheme • mineralogy • chemistry


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Female, 22, New York
Tony and I met several months prior to our rendezvous, when I was staking out my favorite band outside of their hotel room the night they were going to take part in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. He was outside on a smoke break when the friend I was with recognized him as an employee of the band.
Before she could put her right foot forward to approach him – as the more outgoing one of us – I did what you could describe as "push her out of the way" and marched up to him myself. Being shy (a big reason I maintained my virginity until 22), this was very uncharacteristic of me – an encounter with one of the band members would have me running in the other direction; my legs moved me before my brain had time to make decisions.
We hung out that night as well as the night after that at a listening party for the band's album, which Tony got us into by making up a sob story about "two fans camping out in the rain." Standing next to him was electrifying, especially when he touched my bare shoulder to admire a Led Zeppelin tattoo (he had one too). I was in band heaven, but all I could think about was whether he was looking at me.
Parting with Tony on the second night was oddly sad – odd because I didn't know him very well; I told him to have a safe flight and genuinely meant it. I knew he wanted me to stay the night, but my friend made sure we weren't left alone. After all, my sister warned me when I breathlessly called her to tell her what I was up to, "he could be a sleazy man who sleeps with groupies!"
We texted back and forth for months before the band swung around my city on their tour, and I went to visit him. He was sick, so my friend and I brought him chicken soup, which he ate in bed, motioning for me to sit beside him. I was overwhelmed with the sexual chemistry and sat on the very edge, as far away from him as possible. He was more than a decade older than me and I was intimidated.
Days later, circumstances led us to finally be alone together. I had gotten into a fight with my friend, so Tony suggested I take a cab up to his hotel "to have tea." The concierge who directed me to the elevator looked me up and down assuming I was a prostitute, and by the time I got to his floor, I was feeling regretful. When I walked past his sleeping parents in the living room area – they had come up from Florida to see him – I really began to question my choices.
It was not fifteen minutes into watching TV on his bed, after moaning about my achy back, that Tony jumped up to eagerly massage me. For a virgin, I said something really ballsy like "if you keep doing that, I'm going to have to sleep with you," which he took as encouragement. We collided like two horny teenagers, and lasted as long as two horny teenagers would, after which he politely went down on me. I was too self-conscious to let him go on for too long (it seemed more intimate than intercourse), so I faked it.
I realized that I had my socks on the entire time, so he got on his knees and gently slid them off my feet. It made such an impression, that I later wrote a short story about the incident, entitled "Gingerly."
This being my first time, I forgot to follow any of the well-known rules regarding one-night stands, which I assumed this was. Instead of slipping out quietly in the morning, I woke up late – and wide-eyed – knowing that I would now have to face his parents.
"I could tell them you're my girlfriend," he shrugged.
"You don't even know my last name!" I half-shrieked, half-whispered.
Tony reassured me that his parents were very cool — practically hippies.
He went into the other room, leaving me to awkwardly emerge on my own to greet his mom and dad, and we all had small talk over breakfast.
Upon leaving, I tried to summon up an "I'm not a virgin anymore" feeling, the way people in movies do with a fist pump. I had not told my newfound lover that he had deflowered me and he did not suspect.
Tony called me the next day to offer his frequent flyer miles so that I could go see him in Los Angeles but I didn't take him seriously. A man on tour probably has girls in every city.
After two years and many drunken texts, I moved to LA for a career change. I made sure to tell everyone that I was not moving for Tony, but within just a few months we sped straight through dating and moved in together, got a dog, and became engaged soon after. We were together for two years before I had the courage to tell him he was my first.
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Avant Garde Arama New Moon Teaser
April brings a new moon…
Curated by Salley May in collaboration with The Full Moon Crew, Avant-Garde-Arama: New Moon is a tribute to the late downtown mentor and luminary performance artist Tom Murrin. In celebration of his 27 years in Avant-Garde-Arama, there will be performances and video by Elevator Repair Service, Dynasty Handbag, Jonathan Ames, Unitard, Alice Klugherz, Jason Schuler, Syd Straw, Factress, The Naked Lady, Jo Andres, Mimi Goese, David Leslie, Chris Tanner, Laurie Berg, Larry Fessenden, Andrew Schneider, James Godwin and Tigger! Installation by Love Everyone Movement. Lesbian Love Lounge by Lori E. Seid. And more more more!
Avant-Garde-Arama: New Moon
April 12 + 13 | 8pm
Abrons Arts Center | 466 Grand Street | NYC


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After rain hindered the possibility of a second day for the 35th Annual Human Rights Festival on May 5, the group recently announced they have rescheduled and will hold the event June 8.
"About eight or nine bands and several speakers (who were originally slated to perform May 5) will get that opportunity June 8 on College Avenue," said volunteer Dargo Tesanovich. "The event will run from noon until about 11 p.m."
Acts such as Cosmic Charlie, Michael Guthrie Band, Lowdive, Lacie and the Glitter Cabaret, Grim Pickens and the Bastard Congregation, String Theory, Paul Lombard and more are slated to perform.
Both Battle of the Bands winners American Mannequins and Hart Sawyer & The Love Project will also give a performance.
Organizations such as Project Safe and various shelters have participated in previous festivals.
The group is asking that anyone interested in setting up a booth for the upcoming festival call Tesanovich at (706) 202-9169.
For more on the event, go to http://athenshumanrightsfest.org.


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ATLANTA - During the first day of play Friday at the Georgia Tech Invitational, five members of Georgia's women's tennis team registered victories.
Freshmen Lilly Kimbell, Maho Kowase, Alina Jerjomina and Rachel Hart all claimed straight-set victories, and senior Cameron Ellis was stretched to three sets in her tiebreaker victory over Yale's Stephanie Kent.
Yale's Elizabeth Epstein upset Georgia's Nadja Gilchrist 6-3, 4-6, 7-5, while teammate Alex Anghelescu lost 6-3, 6-7, 6-2 to Vicky Brook, also of Yale.
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Founding & Managing Partner
Ashley was born and raised in the Lancaster area and comes from a family involved with Real Estate. He has been licensed for 20 years and knows the local market. He is a member of the Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and National Association of realtors. Ashley's clients' interests and concerns come first. He maintains continual communication throughout every transaction.
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not just your weaknesses.
Every day at training you want to help someone and improve some part of your team. Sometimes that help is to give them a day off to refresh their bodies and minds. Good coaches help everyday in some way.
The better you know yourself and the better you become as a team; the more you can take advantage of the opponent and make use of your abilities. This will help you win more than you lose. But always remember there are some days that it seems nothing helps and you end up losing. But then it is time to get ready to do it all again and try to improve once more. Sigi Schmid is one of the winningest coaches in MLS history, having led the Los Angeles Galaxy to four honors in his five-plus years at the helm, including the 2002 MLS Cup championship. Send comments to Sigi at email@example.com. Views and opinions expressed in this column views and opinions are the author's, and not necessarily those of Major League Soccer or its clubs.


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It dresses up boilerplate horror in a classy shell, yet never gives it the pulse it needs. show more
The dialogue is clumsy, the tone swings between somber and silly and the whole bizarre venture eventually succumbs to rigor mortis. show more
One hates to say it, but after this and "Black Snake Moan," it might be time for the talented actress (Ricci) to keep her clothes on. show more


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As Buckeye Technologies (now Georgia Pacific - Foley Cellulose) was seeking regulatory approval for its Fenholloway River restoration project, the company partnered with Moore Communications Group to create a set of public awareness tools about its efforts.
Making Science Make Sense
To produce materials that were easily understandable, MCG first broke down the complex subject matter using straightforward language, clear graphic design, and visual proof in the form of a video that included two days of underwater shooting.
Armed with messaging and educational materials for every possible audience, Buckeye went on to hold successful community meetings and won the regulatory approval the company had been seeking for more than a decade.


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Jan Hanson - Friend of the Winery
Oct, 2008
1/3 cup vegetable oil
2 Tablespoons olive oil
2 Tablespoons white wine vinegar
3 Tablespoons fresh lemon juice
1 clove garlic, minced
1 egg
2 teaspoons fresh chives, chopped
1 teaspoon salt
Fresh ground pepper
1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
½ teaspoon Maggi seasoning
1 head romaine lettuce
½ bunch spinach leaves
Endive, finely cut (to taste)
½ cup grated parmesan
¼ - ½ pound bacon
cooked crisp and diced
¼ cup fresh parsley, chopped
1 cup croutons
Mix oils, vinegar, lemon juice, garlic, chives, salt, pepper, mustard and Maggi. Beat egg well with whisk. Add to dressing and whip or shake in a jar.
In a large salad bowl toss together greens, bacon, and cheese. Add dressing and turn to coat greens. Garnish with croutons and serve on ice cold salad plates.
The dressing may be made ahead and chilled, but do not add the egg until serving time.


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ObKey is a hotkey editor for Openbox window manager, written in Python and
PyGTK. The latest version is 1.0 (looks stable). Development is halted.
WWW: https://code.google.com/p/obkey/
make generate-plist
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/x11-wm/obkey/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install obkey
cd /usr/ports/x11-wm/obkey/ && make install clean
pkg install obkey
PKGNAME: obkey
SHA256 (nsf-obkey-v1.0_GH0.tar.gz) = fcb05026773a5a62399fcfbcd6ed12c06231f1fac2a8668218ee91fbfa68881e
SIZE (nsf-obkey-v1.0_GH0.tar.gz) = 18132
NOTE: FreshPorts displays only information on required and default dependencies. Optional dependencies are not covered.
===> The following configuration options are available for obkey-1.0_1:
DOCS=on: Build and/or install documentation
===> Use 'make config' to modify these settings
desktop-file-utils gettext python
Number of commits found: 13
- Project moved to GITHUP
- Remove Expiration date
Submitted by: firstname.lastname@example.com
Mark the remaining ports depending on Google Code as DEPRECATED, with an
EXPIRATION_DATE at the end of April 2017.
In the past six months, about a third of the ports marked BROKEN because
they were hosted on Google Code have been fixed. The remaining must not
be of use to anyone.
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
Thank you Uffe for your past work on FreeBSD ports! Hope you'll find time
to contribute to FreeBSD in the future. Reset Uffe's ports maintainership.
Requested by: Uffe Jakobsen <email@example.com> (maintainer, via e-mail)
GOOGLE_CODE has gone away.
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Some ports have a local mirror configured but for security reasons, it
is not considered upstream.
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With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
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Approved by: portmgr blanket, kwm (for gnome@ ports)
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Approved by: portmgr (implicit)
Stagify the port; fix RUN_DEPENDS to unbreak packaing.
- Remove manual creation and removal of share/applications, as it's now in the
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Approved by: portmgr (bdrewery)
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Add obkey 1.0, a hotkey editor for Openbox window manager.
PR: ports/175606
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Thursday Schedule Detail
Session Name: Insurance~~Stronger than the Wind: Building Better; Being Resilient
Session Description:
When people talk about building a new home, the words of the conversation are typically "granite counter tops," "open concept," "stainless steel appliances." The conversation needs to change. In hurricane-prone states, talk of new construction should include words such as "structural integrity," "reinforced masonry," "impermeable surfaces," "infiltration trenches," and "safe rooms." Building fortified homes has always made sense, and now more than ever. Learn about innovation in new buildings and mitigation in existing structures to turn a home improvement project be a life and resiliency project. The challenge is not in coming up with innovative ideas, but in getting individuals and communities to recognize the payoffs in saving lives, protecting property and reducing the costs to society from ever costlier natural disasters. This session will track innovation today and the benefits for tomorrow.
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VIVANESS: Assembly and dismantling
Assembly and dismantling
Sunday, 11 February 2018, 07:00 - Tuesday, 13 February 2018, 19:00 (around-the-clock)
Saturday 17 February 2018, 17:00 - 24:00
Sunday, 18 February 2018, 00:00 - 22:00
Monday, 19 February 2018, 07:00 - 19:00
Booked exhibition stands which have not started to be assembled by Tuesday 14 February 2018, 15:00, will be constructed by the organizer, unless information to the contrary is available. Costs incurred for this will be borne by the exhibitor.
Access to the halls during the periods for assembly and dismantling is only possible with special passes. Please note that these passes are invalid outside the specified periods.
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Herald staff walk off the job over plans to send work offshore
Workers at the Fairfax owned Newcastle Herald have voted to take strike action over the company's plans to take work offshore.
Fairfax announced yesterday it is cutting 66 jobs from the Newcastle Herald, the Illawarra Mercury and a number of local newspapers, as part of plans to outsource editorial production work to New Zealand.
At a stopwork meeting this afternoon workers at the Herald voted to strike until their first shift on Friday.
Workers also voted to ask the company about an employee buyout of the newspaper.
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Music of The Stars - First October Show
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- Mr.Rugani,
I enjoyed your first October Show. What a great
variety. I will never forget the movie, What ever
happened to Baby Jane.
Also Life is Just a Bowl of Cherries. So true. you
can"t take your dough with you.
I liked the Chamber Music. You always put together
a Great Theme Every Sunday.
As Always, Carol
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3.9.5 Numerical Solution of Polynomial Equations
When Solve cannot find explicit solutions to polynomial equations, it returns a symbolic form of the result in terms of Root objects.
In[1]:= Solve[x^5 + 7x + 1 == 0, x]
You can get numerical solutions by applying N.
In[2]:= N[%]
This gives the numerical solutions to 25-digit precision.
In[3]:= N[%%, 25]
You can use NSolve to get numerical solutions to polynomial equations directly, without first trying to find exact results.
In[4]:= NSolve[x^7 + x + 1 == 0, x]
Numerical solution of polynomial equations.
NSolve will always give you the complete set of numerical solutions to any polynomial equation in one variable.
You can also get numerical solutions to sets of simultaneous polynomial equations. You can use Solve to "unwind" the simultaneous equations, and then apply N to get numerical results.
Solve writes the solution in terms of roots of a polynomial in one variable.
In[5]:= First[
Solve[{x^2 + y^2 == 1, x^3 + y^3 == 2}, {x, y}]]
You can apply N to get a numerical result.
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Just received these bad boys from mi primo in Southern California.
I now have so many chilis in my kitchen that I'm running out of room to stash them!
I tend to hoard the coveted smokey/fruit/spicy chilis since they are IMPOSSIBLE to find in BA.
A big thanks to everyone who has sent them. Really.
I've started weekly dinner parties at my apartment with friends as an attempt to try out new dishes, presentation, timing, etc.
Last week we had Mexican- carnitas, avocado orange salsa, garlic black beans, citrus cabbage salad, homemade tortillas and A DYNAMITE guajillo salsa.
I love how my best dishes are me having NO IDEA what I'm doing in the kitchen and somehow a magical tasting creature comes alive.
This was one of those nights mostly because of the succulent tender pork and guajillo salsa.
Guajillo Salsa ::
- 4 guajillo chilis
- 1 serrano chili, from my garden!
- tablespoon of honey
- juice of one lime
- 1 onion
- 1 big garlic clove
- pork drippings
- 1-2 cups of water
Quickly toast the guajillo chilis in a dry skillet til aromatic and submerge under boiling water for 30ish minutes.
Remove the stem and seeds and pour the soaking liquid, chilis, and other ingredients in a blender or food processor and puree until smooth.
Add a big dash of salt, puree, and taste.
If it's still super earthy add another squeeze of honey and lime. If it's too spicy add a bit of water.
Cilantro would have been a nice addition but sadly mi novio is a hater.
This was SPECTACULAR. So spectacular that there may have been plate licking.
I highly suggest it with fried eggs, choripan, crackers with cream cheese, beans & rice.