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A week ago, I asked for a trade.
My bosses were confused. I mean, I have my own column, as well as my own creepy 3-D picture thingie. I never have to wake up before 11.
I can write about anything I want; if I hand in my 16th straight column on Boston sports, no one says a word. They're even thinking about giving me my own ESPN25 Gatorade flavor, fresh off the success of Stuart Scott's Booyah Breeze.
None of that stopped me from calling Neil, the guy who edits my column, which basically means he asks fact-checkers stuff like, "How is D'Annunzio's name from Caddyshack spelled?"
"Yo, I want out," I told him. "I'm not happy. I wanna write for a winner."
"What are you talking about?" he said. "We've won just about every award a magazine can win!"
Then he named them all. If he was trying to impress me, he failed. Anyway, I explained the real reason was that I didn't like the direction The Magazine was taking. When he pressed me for specifics, I couldn't give any. Instead, I shifted gears again. I said I didn't like the way The Magazine was treating me. When he asked for an example, I brought up the time Dan Le Batard's column ran before mine. I didn't like that. It was a slap in the face.
"But Dan filed earlier than you, so the page was ready to print, and & "
"I don't care!" I screamed. "You didn't even have the courtesy to tell me first! I had to find out from my dad! My dad!!"
He asked for other examples. I reminded him that I'd always wanted more words, like 2,500 of them. He reminded me a page could hold only 800. Clearly we were at a stalemate.
"I don't get you," he said. "You're talking gibberish. What is this really about?"
So I told him. Last month, Vince Carter asked for a trade. When I heard the news I figured he was just tired of trying to decipher the exchange rate. Nope. He said he wanted to play for a winner, which was odd because, as the franchise player for the Raptors, it was his responsibility to make them win. It was like Tom Cruise demanding to be traded off the set of his own movie.
But then I began to understand the genius behind VC's request. He's been a disappointment since the 2001 playoffs. His knees continue to bother him. He can't guard anyone. He's softer than an A-6 in Vegas—knock him down once and he's settling for 22-footers the rest of the night. He's getting paid like a superstar without delivering superstar numbers. Naturally, it has to be someone else's fault. Bad coaches, inferior teammates, cold weather, ugly uniforms & something. Just don't blame Vince.
"Look, it's the thing to do," I said. "T-Mac did it. A-Rod did it. Now Baron Davis and VC want to do it & "
"But you're a measly columnist," Neil argued.
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"Maybe more people would read your column if it were fun to read."
Deep down, I knew he was right. But I couldn't fold. I needed a change of scenery. It worked for Spree.
It worked for Sheed. Heck, it even worked for Mark Madsen. At a new magazine, I'd be unstoppable.
I demanded to be moved to Us Weekly. Hot title. Tons of pictures. Female editors who'd say things to me like, "I love the way that shirt makes your eyes look." I could moonlight in the Fashion Police section and crack one-liners about Kirsten Dunst's outfits. I ask you: would you rather read a magazine that has a cover story about Randy Moss' hands or Lindsay Lohan's breasts? I thought so.
I was even willing to help with the details. I was thinking, me and two interns for the writers of "Stars— They're Just Like Us" and cash.
"That's fine," my editor said. "Except we're not trading you. You've got a deal. Suck it up and do your job."
And that's where the discussion ended. See, in real life "suck it up and do your job" trumps all else. In sports, though, if you stomp your feet and make everyone around you wish you were somewhere else, you often end up somewhere else. In a perfect world, Vince would be swapped for Davis—one bad situation for another. How 'bout them apples?
But since the world isn't perfect, I see VC on his way to Minnesota, playing Eubanks to KG's Leno. While getting paid like Leno, of course.
"Am I getting a column this week or not?" Neil asked.
"Yeah. I guess."
"Good. And just so you know, you're running after Le Batard again."
See, that would never happen at Us Weekly.
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These bars are good for snacking when you're on the road or for taking to gatherings. They're different from ordinary dessert bars...if you love pecan pie, you'll likely find them irresistible! Sylvia Ford Kennett, Missouri
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Part D, is slated to cost around $60 billion this year, whereas the CBO scoring for Obamacare was just south of $900 billion for the first ten years (including two years of revenue 2010-2012 that no benefits were paid). While Part D is a money pit, Obamacare is larger. The "cost" of Obamacare also only includes what the federal government will pay and does not include increased costs by States and individuals.
Healthcare in the US does cost more than other countries on a per capita basis. It also consisted ranked #1 in responsiveness (or a health care system's ability to protect a person's dignity, providing prompt care and a choice of provider. This indicator deals most directly with customer satisfaction, and it seems safe to assume that the best indication of how well patients are treated by the system would come from patients) .
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Two kilometres from the centre of town, a clearly signposted gravel track off the RN-26 leads 30km to the BOSQUE PETRIFICADO SARMIENTO. Here, perfectly preserved 65-million-year-old trunks are randomly strewn across a near-lunar setting with a stunning purple-and-orange cliff backdrop. The petrified forest – formed by mineral-rich water permeating the wood over hundreds of thousands of years, effectively turning the trees into stone – has parallels with the Monumento Natural Bosques Petrificados in Santa Cruz Province, but its bands of "painted desert" soils are more striking and erosion processes are much more visible here. Traversing the two-kilometre circuit is rather like walking around a sawmill, the ground covered by splinters of bark and rotten wood that chink under foot, except that these woodchips are Mesozoic. The highlight is a famous and much photographed chunk of hollow fossilized log that looks like nature's take on a giant drainage pipe.
Remises from the town will run you to the park and back for around $120 including a ninety-minute wait; ask at tourist office if you want a guide. Take water, sunscreen and hats as the sun can be very strong, as can the winds. There are toilets in the park but no other services.


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Divorce Court spinoff gets six more weeks 9/07/2009 01:00:00 AM EasternTwentieth Television and Fox Television Stations are extending the test of their new first-run show, Wedlock or Deadlock, a Divorce Court spinoff, for another six weeks.
"This is a case study for how a test should be done," says one Twentieth executive who was not authorized to speak on the record by the company. "We've meticulously looked at the show on a minute-by-minute basis, and we've looked at the way our schedules flow from one show to another."
Fresh programming: A rare find
Seven Fox television stations premiered Wedlock or Deadlock, which the show's producers call a talk show about relationships, on July 20. It's not an out-of-the-box hit; in the seven markets in which it aired, the show averaged a 1.0 rating in households and a 3 share, and it did not improve time periods or lead-ins in any market.
Still, the show doesn't cost much to produce, and that's a selling point. With stations in a cash crunch, syndication producers are unwilling to invest in new shows, making fresh programming a rare find.
For the first six weeks, Wedlock or Deadlock aired on WNYW New York at 11 a.m., WTXF Philadelphia at 3:30 p.m., WAGA Atlanta at 11 a.m., KSAZ Phoenix at 2:30 p.m., WTVT Tampa at 2:30 p.m., WRBW Orlando at 5:30 p.m. and WHBQ Memphis at 2:30 p.m., The program did best in Phoenix, Tampa and Memphis.
For the next six weeks, beginning Aug. 31, those six weeks of episodes will repeat in New York, Phoenix, Tampa, Orlando and Memphis, but will move to different time slots. The show will premiere on KDFW Dallas at 11 a.m., leading out of Debmar-Mercury's Wendy Williams. It will go off the air, at least for now, in Philadelphia and Atlanta.
Fox has shown a willingness to pull the plug on tests if they don't show any juice. For example, on July 13, seven Fox stations began airing a test run of Warner Bros.' viral video show, Beyond Twisted. Three weeks later, the stations had made the decision to pull the show based on low ratings. On the other hand, last summer four Fox stations tested Wendy Williams. The level of success in those tests prompted Debmar-Mercury to proceed with the show's national launch.
Wedlock or Deadlock has been operating on a very limited budget. It has done most of its market research by closely monitoring the Twitter feeds of host Dr. Michelle Callahan and Lynn Toler, the show's executive producer, as well as the show's Facebook and MySpace pages.
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"This is a breakthrough for us," says the Twentieth executive. "We've never used social networking the way we're using it now. It provides an instant focus group for us. We push out information, and the viewers send information back to us. It's a push-pull relationship."
"We're finding that people enjoy having the ability to discuss Michelle's decisions," says Toler, who's also Divorce Court's judge. "I didn't think people would get this engaged. That's been a really positive surprise for us."
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Geography & Statistics Please click here for a full listing of the geography and statistics for the region. History of the Region The ancient Egyptians were one of the earliest civilizations in the world (estimated to have been established around 3100 B.C.), and as their empire was near the other cradle of early civilization, Mesopotamia, trade between the two regions was constant, mainly agricultural products. Egypt remained the main force in this area for thousands of years, incorporating the Nubian empire to the south, making Egypt even stronger. Egypt was on the decline by the time the Greeks conquered it in 310 B.C., bringing in trade from the Mediterranean nations, and shifting the center of trade to Greece. The Romans took over the upper part of Egypt from the Greeks, and expanded their empire even further, bringing in trade from part of distant Europe and the Far East. Under Roman rule, Egypt became an important center for grain production and a trading center with the competing Carthaginian Empire that occupied the western half of North Africa. Rome conquered Carthage in 146 B.C., however, bringing the total area under one central power and solidifying trade throughout the region. With the decline and fall of Rome in the early centuries A.D., trade became split among the new nations that divided up Roman territory, and thus became more disjointed and decentralized. Rome had introduced the camel to Africa, and during the time known in Europe as the "dark ages" trade between the eastern regions of North Africa and West Africa grew. By 641 A.D., the Muslims had conquered Egypt and most of North Africa, although there were several different factions of Muslims that controlled different areas and traded among themselves. Control of the region traded hands several times until the reign of the Ottoman Empire in the 1500's centralized trade in the region and expended it to Europe and parts of the Far East. The slave trade was growing rapidly at this time, and the ports along the Mediterranean were centers for shipping African slaves to Europe and the Americas. The slave trade would remain important to the area for decades, until the mid 1800's when most nations declared slavery illegal. Politics Most of the countries based in the northern part of Africa mainly have two types of political systems set up: a kind of informal junta or a republic. Most of these countries have a relatively small Gross Domestic Profit (GDP) and are considered to be the developing nations of the world. The Future and Beyond Much of the North African region is unfortunately in a state of stalemate or decline, but several are showing signs of slight progress. Chad, although highly dependent on agriculture and services, is aiming to liberalizing their energy services, telecommunication and cotton industry. The IMF predicts that Chad is to experience a high rate of growth within the next three or four years due to the recent engagement of the Doha Basin Oil project. It is developing a tapping of the oil resources of Chad and should be at full export potential within the next several years. Algeria has recently evidenced slow but steady growth of about 4% in their economy for the past five years. As Algeria specializes in producing hydrocarbons (natural gas), the government is currently geared to diversify the economy by attracting more foreign and domestic investors and expanding other areas of their economy besides the energy field. As highest of priorities, they strive to reform their banking and judiciary system, as well as increasing privatization. |
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"You have heard that it was said, "You shall love your neighbor and hate your enemy." But I say to you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, so that you may be children of your Father in heaven; for he makes his sun rise on the evil and on the good, and sends rain on the righteous and on the unrighteous.
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Seek good and not evil, that you may live; and so the Lord, the God of hosts, will be with you, just as you have said. Hate evil and love good, and establish justice in the gate; it may be that the Lord, the God of hosts, will be gracious to the remnant of Joseph.
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"Why do we fast, but you do not see? Why humble ourselves, but you do not notice?" Look, you serve your own interest on your fast day, and oppress all your workers. Look, you fast only to quarrel and to fight and to strike with a wicked fist. Such fasting as you do today will not make your voice heard on high.
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I've been to Laganas on two ocassions, once with a girlfriend and the other as a lads holiday and its more suited to a lads holiday than anything else.
You have to see Laganas as how it will benefit yourself. If you want a quite holiday in the sun with family then it's best avoided.
However it's not to say that you can't go there and enjoy other activities, and hotels that are further away from the main strip are better suited for families.
If you want a holiday in the sun with plenty of nightlife then this is an ideal location.
Laganas can be used as a good base to travel further a-field. Kefalonia is only a few miles away and a boat journey from Zakynthos town is easily do-able. A two day trip to Athens is affordable for around ?70 with accomodation and it's best to avoid the travel reps who will charge you far more.
Along the main-strip and beach front are plenty of tour operators offering you the chance to go on the "Smuggler Cove" trip and I can only but highly recommend it.
You sail around the coast stopping off for occasional swims and then arrive at the smugglers cove which has pure light blue water and the smugglers ship on the beach shipwrecked from many years ago surrounded by the high rise chalk like cliffs.
There are soo many good restaurants in Laganas and the Greek tavernas are the best serving great traditional food. Lamb Kleftiko is particualrly good and anywhere that serves Greek potatoes!
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Photo by Issa SharpSHE TOLD ME TO PUT MY HANDS OUT, PALMS UP, and I did that. Then she blinked a thoughtful blink and said, "The $5 special, right?" I said yes, and she told me to drop one hand.
"You will live a long time," she said, not looking at my palm but into my eyes, or what she could see of them through the bifocal shades I wear. I had a big decision to make in a few weeks, she said, and I shouldn't listen to anyone since I had all the information I needed already. I was honest, she said, or tried to be . . . So far, so generic, but what could you expect for 5 bucks? The tarot cards were scattered on a nearby table and I wondered if I'd have gotten a different life out of them, and I wondered if the felt-tip pen marks on one hand would tip something, screw up the reading. Half listening, I wondered this and I wondered that. She was a woman somewhere in middle age, hard to read herself because of a certain wary tiredness. I'd already asked too many questions, such as how long she'd been in this little Hollywood Boulevard storefront (two days, she said) and where she was from (North Carolina). "I'm an American Indian," she said. What tribe? "Cherokee," she said, and, "Say, you want your palm read or you want to ask me questions?"
I'm good at that -- asking people questions so they won't ask me any. (I'd cleverly worked this on a couple of shrinks.) She said I had a younger friend who was jealous of me not because of accomplishments or appearance or whatever but because of my "goodness." She asked me what I did and I told her and she asked if I were famous and I said no and she said I would be, and I was starting to warm to this lady -- both famous and good. Then she zinged me, saying that while I had a smile on my face I was really very sad inside, which seemed to me to be getting just a bit . . . personal. I had as it happened separated from a woman a few months before but this had quite truthfully seemed to be a great boon to both of us at the time. Did the palmist know something I didn't, really?
Still looking into my eyes (I could have had the scaly paw of a monitor lizard and it wouldn't have mattered), she said that I believed in God but didn't pray much. Wrong on the first, right on the second. She predicted a few other things, such as a new woman in my life, and then said that I had a major spiritual breakthrough coming up -- which I already knew about since Rob Brezny had said the same thing that week in his Real Astrology column.
It was a grim and nasty day on the Boulevard, shiny and cold under a light spring rain. The street seemed nearly closed up, with many of its sidewalks buckled and stacked like Kosovo after a NATO mistake in order to complete the subway and other big-deal construction projects, all intended to save the Boulevard from its usual state of perverse disarray. Coming out of the reading, I started to add up the hits and misses. I liked the goodness and the fame, but she missed a couple of biggies on my plate that particular day, including $4,000 in phone bills (as far as I could remember I hadn't actually talked to someone in Honduras for four hours), and what about my damned knee? What about that? I had ripped it doing some sprinting I shouldn't have been doing and the injury was seriously interfering with what I had always called, only half in jest, "my religion." As for the "spiritual breakthrough" . . . This was going to be tough. I seem to have the stoically pragmatic sensibility of, well, a dog. Put the word "spiritual" in front of my nose and I sniff it and can't really identify it. It's a word that seems to take its meaning from the imagination of the person speaking it. Most, if cornered, will offer a definition involving some sort of unusual, exalted state -- anything from an out-of-body experience to good sex, good wine, some sort of emotional transcendence of the ordinary.
"Get them while they're young" is the old saw about one's religious affiliations or lack of them. No one got me, and I've always been a sort of browser at the religious buffet and not a very ardent one. I find that in the many periods of my checkered life when (what, again?) I discover myself dead-ass broke without a dime on the horizon I can become a quite decent de facto Buddhist. When you're trying to make "nothing" palatable, it seems to me Buddhism is definitely the way to go. I also believe the essential truth of endemic "suffering" to be a universal component of life on Earth, caused most often, as the Buddhists suggest, by "craving" whatever we don't have. Yet in the land of everything you could possibly want just beyond your fingertips I'm not sure Buddhism is actually an option, except as a kind of ideal embraced in our worst times and more or less put back under the bed when things pick up.


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As an English major, the best advice I've ever received was when my writing teacher said, "The best way to become a better writer is to write more." Just don't stop. The more you write, the more you'll feel the need to test your creative waters, the more you'll challenge yourself, and the more diverse and talented you'll become. Also, have an arsenal of readers and critics who aren't afraid to give you advice.
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Will Patent Lawsuit Force Facebook To Acquire Yahoo?
By suing Facebook for patent infringement, Yahoo is either seeking a cash settlement or some form of equity in pre-IPO Facebook, as it did in Google by way of the AltaVista patents it inherited when it bought Overture (who'd acquired AltaVista).
Seeing how Microsoft's $45 billion offer is a thing of the past, and Yahoo revenues have fallen from $7 billion to $5 billion from 2008 to 2011, maybe new CEO Scott Thompson's lawsuit is a veiled attempt to force Facebook to ultimately buy Yahoo
If anybody fears Facebook these days, it's Google. Theoretically, Google may be inclined to acquire Yahoo now that Yahoo's Facebook-killing patent arsenal is out in the open. Mind you, antitrust issues over the combined entity's search market share would squash that deal.
Microsoft and Yahoo have a patent-sharing deal, and it's likely that Redmond is maneuvering to allow Facebook to use those patents. But something tells me Yahoo would have planned for that.
From a Financial Engineering Perspective, This Makes Sense
In 2011, Yahoo earned $1 billion in profits on $5 billion of revenues. With a market cap of $18 billion, that is a price-to-earnings (P/E) of 18X and a price-to-sales (P/S) of 4X.
Meanwhile, Facebook's IPO prospectus revealed $1 billion of profits on $3.7 billion in revenues. By aiming for a market cap of $100 billion, Facebook is effectively seeking a 25X P/S and a 100X P/E ratio.
In laymen terms, these ratios capture how much investors are willing to bid for every $1 of sales or earnings, with a higher ratio reflecting higher growth rates and investor bullishness.
To put things into perspective, Google and Yahoo command a 5X and 4X P/S ratio and a 21X and 18X P/E ratio respectively.
As the new poster child for the Internet, Facebook is commanding much higher ratios.
Could Facebook Afford Yahoo?
Companies buy one another with cash, debt or shares. Facebook doesn't have enough cash to make a purchase, but assuming it were interested, it can use its sought-after shares.
As such, even if Facebook bought Yahoo for $25 billion in shares, a 25% dilution may be worth it and help Facebook overall.
For one, a combined income statement suggests $2 billion in profits off $8.7 billion in revenues. While Facebook's P/S and P/E's ratios are much higher than Google's and Yahoo's, it could be argued that the new combined entity's ratios would not dramatically fall.
Facebook's Value is Wildly Speculative
Facebook's rising valuation has come from sales of limited stock on secondary markets. With liquidity, it's likely the stock will fall, although most individual and institutional investors will view Facebook as the new bellwether of the Internet and buy it, maintaining the lofty valuation and possibly pushing it further.
But if Facebook doesn't increase revenues and profits, the fundamentals would pull the stock down.
Facebook's Problem
Facebook's main problem is low CPMs, which may go up, but I don't buy it. Google had low CPCs early on, but the eCPM that those CPCs generated were high from the get-go.
Facebook's booming ad inventory supply almost ensures that CPMs stay down, and the decision to include multiple ad impressions per page will haunt it: if it reduces the number of impressions it will simply reduce revenue but not necessarily increase performance, since Facebook's social media advertising is far less promising than Google's paid search results are.
This doesn't mean that Facebook won't evolve into a profit machine (it already is), but Mark Zuckerberg's brain trust ought to be asking themselves: "What can we do to increase CPMs?"
Facebook's Video Opportunity
According to comScore:
On Facebook, 43 million unique users generate 239 million video views, spending an average of 23 minutes per month.
On Yahoo, 60 million unique users generate 721 million views, spending an average of 68 minutes per month.
Assuming zero duplication (unlikely), that's 103 million unique and over 1 billion video streams for the combo, cementing Facehook as the #2 in video in the U.S. after YouTube (150 million unique, 16 billion views and 420 minutes per month).
Google Has Evolved From Tech to Media Company…
A few years ago, people asked "is Google a media or tech company"? Its acquisition of Zagat put any doubt to rest.
… Facebook Will, Too
It's possible that Facebook's mindset is where Google's was in 2006: technology will solve all problems and advertisers will follow. But as Google evolved into a media firm to woo Fortune 500 advertisers, Facebook will, too, in order to increase ad revenues and CPMs. And as Google bankrolled $200 million worth of exclusive content, Facebook will, too.
Programming Is the Future
The clutter online and in video is greater than ever. Yahoo adds licensed and created content, as well as programming chops. The value has gone from aggregation to curation; the big opportunity tomorrow comes through programming.
What about Facebook Credits and Payments?
While Facebook Credits' payment system might prove revolutionary, its larger source of revenue will likely remain advertising.
But what about payments?
Meet Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson, Who Used To Run Paypal
Thompson ran Paypal before and has already hinted at taking Yahoo down that path.
Suddenly, this isn't so crazy, is it?
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The Elmwood Park Police Department and borough officials will be conducting a drunk driving enforcement crackdown as part of a statewide campaign starting on Dec. 7 and running until Jan. 3.
"Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" is an annual campaign that began in 1999 and seeks to raise awareness and prevent drunk driving during the high-traffic holiday season. Local and state law enforcement officials will conduct saturation patrols and sobriety checkpoints on the lookout for intoxicated motorists.
The campaign also raises awareness about the dangers of drunk driving on a national level through high-visibility enforcement and public education tools that include posters, banners and mobile video display signs.
According to police, last year in New Jersey 152 people were killed as a result of alcohol-impaired crashes. That is 24 percent of the 627 traffic fatalities reported in the state in 2011.
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A proposed bill in Tennessee would permit public school teachers to only speak of heterosexuality to students. HB229 and SB49 read: "No public elementary or middle school shall provide any instruction or material that discusses sexual orientation other than heterosexuality." Wait until high school to say the word "gay."
"other than heterosexuality"
And that's where it goes from dickish to unconstitutional. I hope this passes so some gay family can sue, get the law repealed, and take a bunch of the state's money while they're at it. Tennessee would probably just use that money to illegally fund more churches anyway.
Wouldn't this law prevent schools from teaching kids to avoid pedophiles?
@CPT_Doom: No, as being a pedophile has nothing to do with one's sexual orientation.
This is so effed up. Wait till high school to say gay? WTF? What about all the gay kids struggling that offed themselves? The youngest was 13. Last I checked, that's 7th/8th grade. Are the gay kids supposed to be made to feel even more invisible than they already do? This makes my fucking blood boil.
This bill will probably be tabled, but bills like this even being proposed and created show just how absolutely hateful some people are against us. And how some people are willing to go OUT OF THEIR WAY to essentially hide and deny our basic existences.
And Tennessee once had a law banning the teaching of evolution …
Tennessee never was the brightest of the bunch, I'm afraid.
Tennessee ranks consistently in the bottom 10 states academically. Looks like we shooting for the very bottom.
in Tennessee the most common places to insert a penis are: 1) a woman; 2) a farm animal; 3) the Baptist preacher's mouth at the truck stop glory hole.
@D. Smith – Thanks, that was my point exactly – true pedophiles are fixated on children only. But even lessons on protecting oneself from dangerous strangers 9who could be pedophile or just f*cked-up married men – they're rarely gay) requires one to at least acknowledge that sex between two male individuals is a possibility, and that would seem to be a violation of the law as well.
What if your Congressman is gay? What if your state passed marriage-equality yesterday? I mean at some point gay topics become current events, even if you don't approve. I always think its weird that a school would act like a certain topic doesn't exist.
@justiceontherocks: I think you got the order mixed up there, Justice.
Tennessee already lost this argument when the law preventing teachers from teaching the Theory of Evolution was found to be an unconstitutional limitation of a teachers freedom of speech.


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Studies suggest couch potatoes have lower sperm counts. Evolution at work.
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Cell, Volume 103, Issue 6,
Pages 919-930,
Publication Date 8 December 2000
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Keqiang Ye
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Jenny J Hong
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Christopher D Ferris
Solomon H Snyder
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Departments of Neuroscience, Pharmacology and Molecular Sciences, and Psychiatry, 725 North Wolfe Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21205, USA
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While cytoplasmic PI3Kinase (PI3K) is well characterized, regulation of nuclear PI3K has been obscure. A novel protein, PIKE (PI 3K inase E nhancer), interacts with nuclear PI3K to stimulate its lipid kinase activity. PIKE encodes a 753 amino acid nuclear GTPase. Dominant-negative PIKE prevents the NGF enhancement of PI3K and upregulation of cyclin D1. NGF treatment also leads to PIKE interactions with 4.1N, which has translocated to the nucleus, fitting with the initial identification of PIKE based on its binding 4.1N in a yeast two-hybrid screen. Overexpression of 4.1N abolishes PIKE effects on PI3K. Activation of nuclear PI3K by PIKE is inhibited by the NGF-stimulated 4.1N translocation to the nucleus. Thus, PIKE physiologically modulates the activation by NGF of nuclear PI3K.


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Metarie, Baton Rouge, Chalmette, Lacombe, Sulphur, Shreveport, New Orleans, Marrero, Raceland, Bridge City, East Bridgewater, Quincy, Randolph
Boston, Rowley, South Hadley, Danvers, Bourne, West Roxbury, Hopkinton, Belmont, Dartmouth, Fall River, Natick, Wellesley, Cambridge, Dorchester, Reading, Wellesley, Carlisle, Ashland, Matick, Housatonic, Sudbury, Hadley, Newburyport, Northampton, Brookline, Fitchburg, Belmont, Braintree, Arlington, Auburndale, Uxbridge, Berlin, Holliston, Fitchburg, Orange, Brookline, South Grafton, Waltham, Marlborough, Wenham, Lancaster, Peabody, Wenham, Princeton, Wellesley, Somerville, Manchester, Stoneham, East Bridgewater, Wakefield, Clinton, Salem, Watertown, Tauton, Gaithersburg, Dunkirk, Brooklyn Park
Annapolis Silver Spring, Thurmont, Hampstead, Rock Hall, New Market, Annapolis, Conowingo, Linthicum Heights, Germantown, Hagerstown, Rockville, Easton, Frederick, Millerscille, Takoma Park, Arnold, Baltimore, Crofton, Marriottsville, Silver Spring, Darlington, Laytonsville, Crownsville, Columbia, Silver Spring, Clarksville, Pikesville, Leonardtown, Bel Air, Davidsonville, Glen Burnie, Ellicott City, Essex, Catonsville, Frederick, Big Pool, Waldorf, Potomac, Rockville, White Plains, Cornville, Lebanon, Lake Ann
Grand Rapids, Otsego, Birmingham, Vicksburg, Muskegon, Lansing, Birmingham, Lansing, Holland, Dexter, Plymouth, Saginaw, Canton, Macomb, Chesterfield, Saugatuck, Petoskey, Royal Oak, Ferndale, Macomb, Canton, Tipton, White Lake, Ypsilanti, Williamston, Clinton Township,, Kalamazoo, Farmington Hills, Tecumseh, Hasletth, Chaska
Minneapolis, Golden Valley, Bemidji, Pine City, Edina, Mahtomedi, Saint Paul, Minneapolis, Manchester, Springfield, Cedar Hill
Kansas City, St. Clair, Iberia, Belton, Parkville, Nevada, Brookfield, Sikeston, Cedar Hills, St. Louis, Farmington, House Springs, Washington, Saint Charles, Elsberry, University City, Kansas City, Troy, Bloomsdale, Raytown, Lee's Summit, Williamsville, Falcon, Edmundson, Belton, Pleasant Hill, Warrenton, Lake St. Louis, Barnhart, Wildwood, Joplin, Arnold, Springfield, Columbia, Springfield, Clarence, Lees Summit, Ballwin, Imperial, Raymon, Harrisonville, Fenton, Lawson, Rushville
Nashua, Hooksett, Merrimach, Enfield, Exeter, East Kingston, West Chesterfield, Caldwell, Maplewood, Pemberton
New Jersey
Summit, Maplewood, Marlboro, Williamstown, Towaco, Hillsborough, Maple Shade, Mahwah, South Hampton, Piscataway, West Orange, Audubon, Mahwah, Union, Berkeley Heights, Glen Gardner, Fair Lawn, Leonia, Perrineville, Clark, Warren, Chester, Brigantine, Parlin, Carneys Point, Piscataway, Cranford, Rutherford, Malaga, Lake Hopatcong, Bound Brook, Long Valley, Pemberton, Ringwood, Toms River, Morristown, Kinnelon, Wyckoff, Haddonfield, Oakland, Ramsey, Mendham, Kinnelon, East Brunswick, Bound Brook, Fair Lawn, Haddonfield, Nutley, Jersey City, Franklin Lakes, Piscataway, Ho Ho Kus, Scotch Plains, Franklin Lakes, Ramsey, Clementon, Randolph, Highlands, West Caldwell, Haddenfield, Wayne, Audubon, Clark, Glen Ridge, Gillette, Midland Park, Lincroft, Scotch Plains, Jackson, Howell, Flemington, Milltown, Lambertville, Oceanview, Howell, Park Ridge, Penns Grove, Jersery City, Moorestown, Berkeley Heights, Marlton, Sicklerville, Union, Long Branch, Koseland, Fort Dix, West Orange, Elmwood Park, East Brunswick, Flanders, Boomton, Hasbrouck Heights, Wildwood Crest, Little Egg Harbor TWP
New Mexico
Los Lunas, Roswell, Albuquerque, Sante Fe, Las Crucess, Rio Rancho, Albuquerque
Las Vegas, Henderson
New York
New York, Pelham, Katonah, Levittown, Auburn, Clifton Park, Godeffroy, Bronx, Dexter, Kerhonkson, Geneseo, Yonkers, Rego Park, Mamaroneck, Delmar, Vestal, Hannacroix, Glen Cove, Staten Island, Middle Island, Levittown, Huntington, Waccabuc, West Islip, Napanoch, Blauvelt, Tuckahoe, North Tonawanda, Neponsit, Yorktown Heights, Brooklyn, Newburgh, Yorktown, Centerport, Macedon, Stone Ridge, East Islip,Kenmore, Springville, Elmhurst, Green Lawn, Pleasantville, Larchmont, Bay Shore, Lockport, Hudson Falls, Wheatfield, Cold Spring, Mount Vernon, Black River, Woodbury, Tappan, West Seneca, Ossining, Niskayuna, Seneca Falls, Tarrytown, Northport, Ridgewood, Staten Island, Setauket, Mount Sinai, Freeport, Bohemia, Mamaroneck, Yorktown Height, Monroe, Roslyn, Suffern, Alden, Lockport, Forest Hills, Wilson, Rochester, Wainscott, Rochester, Hopewell Junction, Monroe, Mastic Beach, Islip, Setauket, Port Washington, Burnt Hills, Scarsdale, Sayville, Smith Point, Larchmont, Courtland Manor, Painted Post, Holbrook, St. James, Ballston Lake, Saugerties, Rensselaer, Massapequa, Farmingville, Germantown, Melrose, East Hampton, Great Neck Estates, South Setauket, Newark, Chester, Amherst, West Patchogue, Dobbs Ferry, Ossining, Saratoga Springs, Southold, Poughkeepsie, Astoria, Ridge, Deer Park, Monroe, Sunnyside, Hamburg, Batavia, Hudson, Averill Park, New Hyde Park, Rochester, West Nyack, Kew Gardens, Farmington, Buffalo, Conklin, Highland Mills, Armonk, Carmel, Glen Cove, Manhasset, Hauppauge, Athens, Martinville, Avon Lake, Lockbourne, Vienna
Cincinnati, Franklin Furnace, Englewood, Cincinnati, Lima, Akron, Swanton, Franklin, Columbus, Milford, Peninsula, Grove City, Westerville, Broadview Heights, Canton, Westchester, Mount Cory, Powell, Walton Hills, Dayton, Vienna, Rossford, Columbus, Madison, New Philadelphia, Willoughby, Marysville, Vinton, Willoughby Hills, Hilliard, Westerville, Curtice, Middletown, Cuyahoga Falls, Milford, New Waterford, Galloway, Marion, North Canton, Strongsville, Dublin, West Chester, Warren, Batavia, Cleveland Heights, Delaware, Newark, Lebanon, Grove City, Medina, Canal Winchester, Swanton, Milwaukie
Tulsa, Stilwell, Oklahoma City, Bristow, Maud, Sapulpa, Duncan, Owasso, Hinton, Duncan, Kingfisher, Tahlequah, Bartlesville, Broken Arrow, Norman, Noble, Watonga, Muskogee, Tulsa, Marlow
Milwaukie, Beaverton, Jacksonville, Hood River, Williams, West Linn, Ashland, Gresham, Eugene, Cleona
Kennett Square Pittsburgh, St. Mary's, Smithfield, Philadelphia, Holtwood, Richlandtown, New Hope, Thompson, Lafayette Hill, Bethlehem, Saxton, Northampton, Carlisle, Cleona, Pittsburgh, Wynnewood, Plymouth Meeting, Walnutpot, Holland, Reading, Chicora, Lafayette Hill, Pittsburgh, Richlandtown, Martins Creek, Allentown, Bala Cynwyd, Halifax, Upper Darby, Malvern, Ephrata, Camp Hill, Levittown, Sugar Loaf, Elizabethtown, Marysville, Easton, Greensburg, Nickolson, Morrisville, Butler, Milford, Fisher, Huntingdon Valley, Wellsboro, Mechanicsburg, Bethlehem, West Decatur, Pittsburgh, Reedsville, Lake Ariel, Waynesboro, Talmyra, Scenery Hill, Doylestown, Lafayette Hill, Hollidaysburg, Oakmont, Ivy Land, Yardley, Ebensburg, Norristown, Lancaster, Ebensburg, Richfield, Gwynedd Valley, Media, Hatboro, Lititz, Bryn Mawr, New Hope, Allison Park, Glenolden, North Huntingdon, Coopersburg, Bushkill, Williamsport, Pottstown, Dowingtown, Drexel Hill, Washington, Irwin, Wynnewood, Camp Hill, Bloomsburg, Boyertown, Matamoras, Shippensburg, Pittsburg, North Wales, Douglasville, Quakertown, Dover, Wind Gap, Collegeville, Harrisburg, Coopersburg, Pipersville
Rhode Island
Warwick, West Warwick, Tiveron, Providence, Newport, Portsmouth, Bradford, Bristol, Rumford
South Carolina
Iva, Greer, Charleston, Easley, Gaffney, Murrells Inlet, Spartenburg, Myrtle Beach, Charleston, Hilton Head, Greer, Rock Hill, Columbia, Isle of Palms, Murrells Inlet, Greenville, Lexington, Ravenel, Pawleys Island, Mount Pleasant, North Charleston, Pendleton, Beaufort, Summerville, Spartanburg, Montrose, Mitchell
South Dakota
Freeman, Dickson
Sevierville, Knoxville, Cordova, Fayetteville, Nashville, Lawrenceburg, Knoxville, Franklin, Lawrenceburg, Harrison, Kingsport, Maryville, Memphis, Oakdale, Mosheim, Buffalo Valley, Crossville, Cookeville, Johnson City, Gallatin, Kingston, Baxter, Greenville, Washburn, Cleveland, Jackson, Bells, Pegram, Ooltewah, Franklin, Wildersville, Clarksville, Corryton, Germantown, Ooltewah, La Vergne, Gray, Antioch, Springfield, Hixson, Corryton, Bulls Gap, Antioch, Lewisburg, Chattanooga, Alcoa, Dandridge, Blountville, Signal Mtn, Blountville, Waverly, Knoxville, Millington, Bartlett, Cleveland, Franklin, Dickson, Tazewell
Cedar Park, Jacksonville, Houston, Missouri City, Grand Prairie, Vernon, Cedar Park, Lohn, Midlothian, San Antonio, Sherman, Port O'Connor, Dallas, Graham, Austin, Murchison, Paris, Temple, Wichita Falls, McKinney, Boyd, Flower Mound, Manor, Houston, League City, Crowell, Randolph, Santa Fe, Rice, San Marcos, Rosharon, Crowell, Addison, Lewisville, Elton, Mansfield, Corinth, El Paso, Decatur, Houston, Oak Leaf, Canton, Gun Barrel City, Killeen, Crosby, Wills Point, Richardson, Plano, Round Rock, Rockwall, Sugar Land, Haltom City, Tomball, Boyd, Gilmer, Murchison, Cedar Park, Frisco, Bertram, Richardson, Galveston, Carrollton, Brady, Southlake, Brownwood, Midland, Hutto, Lumberton, Cowley, Edgewood, Amarillo, Laredo, North Richland Hills, Katy, Murchison, Mart, McCallen, The Colony, Schertz, Houston, Santa Rosa, Cedar Hill, Muenster, Midlothian, Southlake, Silsbee, Fort Worth, McKinney, Tyler, Robstown, Celina, Allen, The Woodlands, League City, Lindale, Irving, Sanger, Morgan
Provo, Pleasant Grove, Erda, American Fork, Salt Lake City, Bountiful, Murray, Moab, Springville, Syracuse, Orem, Centerville, Sandy, West Valley City, Logan, St. George
Chesterfield, Fredricksburg, Petersburg, Stuarts Draft, Suffolk, Lynchburg, Bluefield, Manassas, Zuni, Richmond, McLean, Newport News, Mechanicsville, Herndon, Alexandria, Vienna, Arlington, Springfield, Copper Hill, Blacksburg, Charlottesville, Charles City, Round Hill, Emory, Richmond, Ruther Glen, Virginia Beach, McLean, Staunton, Centreville, Lynchburg, Ironto, Goldvein, Alexandria, Boyce, Falls Church, Cross Junction, Arlington, Culpeper, Arlington, Winchester, Fairfax, Charlottesville, Great Falls, Martinsville, Springfield, Annandale, Willis, Henrico, Brattleboro, Turnbridge, Middleburg
Waterbury, Gilford, Strafford
Stoughton, Oconomowoc, Oak Creek, Kenosha, Huntson, Bloomer, Milwaukee, Madison, Kenosha, Fox Point, Windsor, Oak Creek, Green Bay, Monona, New Auburn, Keosha, Eau Claire, Shephardstown, Branchland, Fairmont
West Virginia
Berkeley Springs, Morgan Town, New Martinsville, Follansdee, Morgantown, Davisville, Wheeling, Martinsburg, New Milton, Matoaka, Martinsburg, Mt. Hope, Sharples, Follansbee, Huntington, Charleston, Morgantown, Lander
To date, December 2nd. 2006, customers from
ordered from us this year. The number
of divisions ordered by each gardener ranged from
one hundred twenty down to single plants.
ile we respect the privacy of all our customers, we thought
it might be interesting to list some
cities we have helped establish bamboo.
Yes, we most likely have a bamboo suited for your area. Just give us a call at
Red Level, 8-Mobile, Warrior, Tallassee, Auburn, Troy, Harvest, Henhear, Smokerise, Theodore, 7-Birmingham,
Grand Bay, Atmore, 2- Mobile, 2-Demopolis, Helena, Vestiva Hills, Decatur, Livingston, Foley, Remlap, Trinity,
Milbrook, 7-Huntsville, 2-Daphne, Montrose,
2-Fountain Hills, Padgonia, Sadona, Maza, Clarkdale
2-Mount Home, 4-Hot Springs, North Little Rock, Bentonville, Siloam Springs, 3- Fort Smith, Fayette, Springdale,
Camden, Marmaduke, Yellville,
4- Colorado Springs, 2- Denver, Paonia, Thorton, Aurora, Parker, Longmont, 4-Boulder,
Colchester, Southington, Woodbridge,Trumbull, Moroe, 2-New Haven, Orange, Weston, Bethel, New Canaan, West Port,
Planeville, New Milford, 3- Brandford, Stanford, 2- New Haven, 3-Greenwick, Riverside, West Port, Riverside, Lyme,
Rehoboth, 2- Wilimgton, Newark,
153 boxes await UPS pickup on July 10th. 2006 Each box has one to two
of our bamboo divisons. This day we shipped to 17 different states through out the U.S.
Visit our
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and read email from all over the U.S. about Lewis Bamboo Inc.
Naples, Wesley Chapel, Riverview, Wewahitchka, 4-Tallahassee, Ormond Beach, Parkland, Fort Lauderdale, 3-Pensacola,
3- Gulf Breeze, West Milbourn, 4- Orlando, Milton, Navarre, Bradenton, 2- Tampa, 2-Santa Rosa Beach, Coconut Creek,
4- Jacksonville, Boco Raton, Surf Side, Miami, Ocala, Bradenton, Holiday, Palm Bay, Celebration, Holiday, Navare,
Pembroke Pines, Windermere, Santa Rosa, Apopka, Sebastion,
Kennasaw, 3- Woodstock, 3-Atlanta, Marietta, Hull, St. Marys, 2- Roswell, Auburn, Alpharetta, McDonough, Mableton,
Watkinsville, Lawrenceville, Newman, 4-Decatur, 4- Young Harris, Sugar Hill, Buford, Augusta, Duluth, Leesburg, Alpharetta,
Gainsville, Jonesboro, Marietta, 2- Hiawassee, Powder Springs, 2- Suwanee, Power Springs, Statesboro, Young Harris,
Duluth, Alpharetta,
Cedar Rapids
Urbana, Glencoe, 2- Chicago, Vernon, Rockford, Lake Forest, Western Springs, Chatham, Mundelein, Mundelein, Brookport,
Oak Park, Carol Stream, Vernon Hills, 3-Barry, Collinssville, Normal, Belleville, Mount Auburn, Hoopeston, La Grange,
2-Orland Park, Schaumburg, Evanston, North Field, Winnetka, Skokie, McHenry, Eldred, Fort Morgan, Wheaton,
Gashen, West La Fayette, 2- Fort Wayne, New Castle, 8- Indiapolis, Burbon, Fountain Town, Greenville, Anderson, Pittsboro,
Sunman, Avon, Nashville, Bedford, Washington, Lafayatte,
Iowa City, Waverly, Mingo, Kingsley,
Olathe, Salina, Lawrence, Jamestown, Topeka, Wichita
We have been shipping all over the U.S. since 1995.
Many of the cities listed will have a number
in front showing how many times
we shipped to that specific city this year.
We plan to take an extended trip someday
and photograph some
of the more established groves from the locations listed. We are
still asked," Will
bamboo grow here?" The answer is most likely "Yes" and there is possibly
some of our bamboo growing near you now. Since 1995, we have averaged over 2600 mail
order divisions yearly.
2- Bolling Green, Ashland, Hopkinsville, 3-Louisville, Newport, Owensboro, Catlettsburg, Somerset, Grayson, 2- Shepherdsville, 4-Cold Springs, Paducah,
2-Denham Springs, Ethel, Pairieville, 2-La Fayette, Greenwood, 2- Baton Rouge, 2- Denham Springs, La Combe,
Wells, Kennebunk,
4-Baltimore, Wheaton, Scotland, Millersville, Ellicott City, Sykesville, Gelen Bernie, 2-Haggerstown, Pasadena, Waldorf,
3- Bethesda, Severn, 2- Westminister, Still Pond, Faloston, Silver Springs, College Park, Mount Rainier,
Queens Town, Joppa, Lutherville, 2- Huntingtown, 4- Baltimore, St. Mary City, 3-Columbia, Faloston, Silver Springs,
Sutton, Westford, 2-Lexington, New Salem, Raynham, Stoughton, 2- Waltham, Millis, Waltham, Holden, Gloucester,
Bellerville, Sawyer, Dearborn, Madison Heights, Royal Oak, Bloomfield, Rockford, Hamilton, Wixom, 4- Ann Arbor,
2- Canton, Birmingham, New Boston, Jennison, Stevensville, Gaylord, Hudsonville, Bloomfield Hills,
Eden Prairie, 2- Minneapolis, Virginia, Minnetonka, Hamlake, 3- St. Paul, St. Louis Park,2-Westlakeland,
Auguilla, Jackson, Olive Branch, Natchez, Brandon, Euporia, Tupelo, Natchez, Roxie, Moss Point, Raymond, Hattisburg,
Gulfport, Philadelphia, Ocean Springs,
Columbia, Jennings, Columbia, 2- St. Charles, 7- St. Louis, 2- Kansas City, Springfield, Florissant, Lee's Summit, Perryville,
Ofallon, Crestwood, Essex, Houston, St. Charles, Wildwood,
Henderson, 3- Las Vegas,
New Hamsphire
2-Dover, Stratham, Auburn, Lacolonia, Amherst, Freemon,
New Jersey
2-Stockton, Chatham, Aberdine, Matawan, Dorothy, Watchung, Manahawkin, Stratford, Boonton, Fair Lawn, Kinnelon,
Maple Wood, Branegat, 2- South Plainfield, Towaco, 2- Morristown, Long Valley, North Caldwell, Little Silver, Leonia,
Lindenwold, Cemeton, Morristown, 2- East Windsor, Port Republic, East Windsor, Hightstown, Leonardo, Hines Court,
Plainsboro, Long Branch, Waldwick, Hoboken, Ocean City, Colts Neck, 2- Hopewell, 2- Ridgewood, Thorofare, Holmdel,
Plainfield, 2- South Orange, Farminigdale, Livingston, Clifton, Roselle Park, Ridgewood, Mendham, East Windsor,
Scotch Plains, Brick,
New Mexico
2- Santa Fe, 2- Corralos,
New York
Bedford Hills, 4-Staton Island, Massapequa, Flushing, Brookly, Penn Yan, North Balylon, Slingerlands, 3- Long Island City,
12-New York City, La Grangerville, Pound Ridge, Quogue, Stoney Brook, Dix Hills, Huntington, 2- Rocky Point, 6- Brooklyn,
2-Bronx, Locust Valley, Brentwood, White Creek, Irvington, Amhurst, Buffalo, Levittown, Honeoye Falls, Shelter Island,
Katonah, Southold, Sparrow Bush, West Seneca, Yonkers, New Richelle, Mamaroneck, East Norwick, Congers, Latham,
North Massapequa, 2- Merrick, Brooklyn, Great Neck, North Tonqwanda, Merrick, Trumansburg, Scarsdale, Cavenovia,
2-Staten Island, Sparrow Bush, Southeast (Brewster),
North Carolina
Flat Rock, 3-Raleigh, Santee, Southern Pines, 2-Winston Salem, 3- Charlotte, Davidson, Leicester, 4-Wilmington, 2-Cornelius,
Charolotte, Trent Woods, Bahama, 2- Dillsboro, Morganton, Cherryville, 3- Ashville, Chapel Hill, Ashville, Greensboro,
Boone, New Burn, Indian Trail, 2-Trent Woods, Durham, Cary,
North Dakota
Above is one of our taller 6 feet tall specimens.
We often have these available and they can be shipped UPS.
Note box size 10 X 8 X 42 size on above right photo.
2-Cincinnati, Cleveland, Hilliard, Uhrichsville, Amelia, 3-Columbus, Waverly, Pleasant Plains, 2- Deleware, Marysville,
5-Oklahoma City, 3- Tulsa, Enid, Beaver, Ardmore, McLoud, Muskogee, Newalla,
Labanon, Creswell, Condon, 2- Lincoln City, Roseburg, Albany, Eugene,
Lebanon, York, 11-Pittsburgh, Audubon, Norristown, Solebary, Abington, 2-Lewisburg, Bala, Mechanicsburg, Hatboro,
Wexford, Villanova, Collegeville, Green Lane, Hatfield, Media, Sewickley, Altoona, Harrisburg, Easton, Indiana, Dover,
Middlesburg, Bethel Park, York, Enola, Ivyland, Warminster,
Rhode Island
Narragansett, Providence, East Greenwick, Westrey, Warren, Pawtucket,
South Carolina
Walterboro, Blythewood, Mount Pleasant, Blythrwood, Rock Hill, Columbia, Hilton Head Island, Pickens, Johns Island,
Bluffton, Easley, Bluffton, Kershaw, Meggett, 2- Myrtle Beach, Oaktie, 2-Summerville, Folly Beach, North Myrtle Beach,
Freeman, 2- Edisto Island, Charleston, Mount Pleasant, 2-Winnsboro,
2-Murfreesboro, London, Crossville, 2-Hampshire, Sweetwater, 9-Nashville, 2- Morristown, McKenzie, Walland, Louisburg,
3- Monterey, Cordova, Kingston, Hendersonville, Cookeville, Mount Juliet, Jonesborough, 3- Knoxville, Anehock, Mosheim,
Murfreesboro, Crossville, Ashland City,
3- Dallas. 2-Garland, New Brauffels, 4-Grapevine, Buda, 6- Austin, Arlington, Edinburg, Athens, Cedar Park, 9-Houston,
Richardson, 2- Spring, 4- Fort Worth, Kingwood, Blossom, Prosper, 2-Herne, Allen, Byron, San Antonio, Wichia Falls,
Magonlia, Kerrville, Highland Village, 3- Lewisville, Flowermond, South Lake, Athens, 2- Colleyville, Irving, Corpus Christi,
Boerne, San Antonio, Humble, Celburne, Mount Pleasant, Plano, Lubbock, 2-Hearne, Sanger,
South Riding, Independence, Clifton, Herndon, 3- Richmond, Purverville, 2-Salem, 3- Arlington, Fairfax, Springfield, Alexander, 3- Stafford, Sulfolk, Fin Castle, Serie, Catlett, 2- Harrisonburg, Norfolk, Waverly, Charlottesville, Bristol, Shepherdstown, Reston, Virginia Falls Church, Woodbridge, Midlothian, Nokesville, Chesapeake,
Shoreline, Bellingham, Gold Bar, Wallula, Bonney Lake,
Washington D.C.
Washington D.C.
West Virginia
2- Berkley Springs
Racine, Delafield, Mazomanie, Brookfield,
Fond Du Lac, Verona, 2-Bayside, Madison, New London, 2-Wauwatosa,
2- Milwaukee, Bayside,
In 2005 Customers in
722 Cities Ordered Bamboo From Us.
Yes, we most likely have a bamboo suited for your area. Just give us a call at
4-Mobile, 5-Huntsville, 10-Trussville, Dothan, 9-Birmingham, 3-Phoenix City, Albertville, 2-Gulf Shores, 4-Northport, 4-Tuscaloosa, 2-Spanish Fort, Chelsea, 2-Auburn, Muscle Shoals, Montrose, Opelika, Odenville, 2-Foley, Moulton, Fairhope,
Owens Cross Road, Daphne, Alexander City, Spanish Fort, Orange Beach, 2- Fairhope,
2-Fountain Hills, Payson, 2-Phoenix, 2-Sedonna, Gilbert,
Heffton, 3-Siloam Springs, 2-Jonesboro, 2-Little Rock, Sedonna, Maumelle, Cord, 2-Morrow, Fort Smith, Mountain Home,
Peyton, 3-Colorado Springs, 2-Denver, Lakewood, Larksburg, 7-Boulder, Cortez, 2-Denver, 2-Broomfield,
New Haven, Wolcott, 3-Madison, 2-Branford, Madison, Easton, Wolcott, Plainsville, Stonington, Riverside, Beacon Falls,
North Branford, Torrington, Sharon, Danbury
Roger Jr. stands with some of the orders awaiting pick up by UPS. Visit our
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Lakeland, Brooksview, Palm Bay, Gulf Breeze, Cantonment, 2-Miami, 2-Ocala, 2-Panama City, Tallahasee, 2-Tampa, Nawarre,
Live Oak, Belleview, 3-Gainesville, Melboune, Archer, Chipley, Hollywood, Clearwater, 2-Pace, Sand Destin, 2-Gulf Breeze, Milton, Spring Hill, Coral Gables, Pensacola, 2-Key West, 5-Santa Rose Beach, Green Cove Spring, Orange Park, 2-Callahan,
Port Charlotte, Deltona, North Port, 2-Wesley Chapel, Zephyr Hills, Pomco Beach, Hillard, Fort Myers, Orlanda, Wesley Chapel,
Norcross, Greensboro, Roswell, Summerville, 4-Gainesville, Martinez, 9-Atlanta, 4-Midland, 2-Stone Mountain, Roswell, Cummings, Decatur, Acworth, Alfreda, Lawrenceville, 2-Duluth, 2-La Granes, Ball Ground, Rome, Bufford, Alpharetta,
Dallas, Meritta, Pine Mountain, Lawrence, Cumming, Hull, 2-Tifton,
Star, Cedar Rapids, Boise,
9-Chicago, Wadsworth, 2-Oak Park, 2-Pittsfield, 2-Oak Park, 2-Vernon Hills, Fairview Heights, Glencoe, Edwardsville, Rockford, Macomb, Palatine, Lake Forest, West Chicago, Pearl City, Maywood, Momence, Brookport, Barry, Rockford,
Belleville, Downers Grove, Belleville, Springfield, Ava, Schaumburg, Carlyle, Barry,
6-Indianapolis, 2-Columbus, West Terre Haute, Bloomington, Laporte, Albion, Fishers, 4-Fort Wayne, Decatur, Nashville,
La Porte, Kendaville, New Castle, West Lafayette, Milltown,
2-Fairfield, Ames, 2-Clive, Davenport,
Blue Rapids, Olathe, Topeka, Lawrence, Springhill, Lawrence, Eudora, Chanute,
Burlington, Prospect, Owensboro, 5-Louisville, Hopkinsville, Glasgow, Lexington, Shepherdsville,
2-New Iberia, Gonzales, LaCombe, 2-Metairie, Bastrop, Monroe, Mandeville, 2-Alexandria, Covington,
Scotland, Ganbrills, 2-Lusby, Silver Spring, 2-Ocean City, Silver Springs, Sykesville, Still Pond, Hignland, Cantonsville, Columbia, 2-Rockville, Tameytown, New Carrollton, 2-Silver Springs, Halethorpe, Ganbrills, Bethesda, Catonsville,
Rockville, Taneytown, Woodstock, Boonsboro, Freeland, 2-Temple Hills, Elkton,
Mashpee (per Cady), North Hampton, Yarmouth Port, Natick, Salem, Waltham, Dorchester, Peabody, Attebrow, Oak Bluffs,
West Springfield, Forestdale, Canbridge, Wrentham, Waltham, Franklin, Easton, Roxbury Crossing,
Big Rapids, 2-Rochester Hills, 2-Rodchester, Hillsdale, Warren, Richland, 2-Ann Harbor, Royal Oak, Hershey, Muskegon,
Ann Harbor, Comstock Park, Kalamazoo, Augusta, Big Rapids, Schoolcrast, Benzonia, Flat Rock, Battle Creek, Brighton,
East Point,
Minneapolis, Virginia, Minnetonka, Hamlake, St. Paul, Mine,
Auguilla, Jackson, Olive Branch, Natchez,
5-Springfield,2-Oak Grove, 2-Kansas City, 6-St. Louis, Edina, Bland, Jefferson City, 2-Springfield, 2-Fulton, St. Charles, Memphis, Edgerton, Otallon, Pacific, Viever, Hannibal, 2-Augusta, Osage Beach, Kaiser, Blue Spring, Steelville, Houston,
Crete, Omaha, Kimball, 2-Omaha, Kearney, Fort Calhoun,
2-Boulder City, 2-Henderson, 2-Las Vegas,
New Hamsphire
Stratham, Nashua, Concord,
New Jersey
Newton, Stockton, Egg Harbor Township,
Long Branch, Beach Haven, Wildwood, Sparta, 2- Martensville, 2- Matawan, 4-Lambertville, 2-Fords, 2-Farmingdale, 2-Bayville, Fords, Barrington, 2-Boonton, Denville, Haddonfield, Englewood, Ho-Ho-Kus, 2-Princeton, Laurel Springs, Washington, Newton, Bridgewater, Park Ridge, Millington, Scotch Plains, Jersey City,
Union City, Watchung, Locust, Ewing, East Hanover, Elizabeth, Florham Park, New Brunswick, Hoboken, Plainsboro,
Sicklerville, Plainsboro, Pennsville, Mullica Hill, Mullica Hill, Cherry Hill, Roselle Park, Marlton, Franklin Lakes, Wall,
Morristown, Bordentown, Tinton Falls, Roseland, East Orange, Oak Ridge,
New Mexico
5-Albuquerque, 2-Rio Rancho, Tularosa, 2-Santa Teresa,
New York,
St. James, 3-Brookland, 4-Staten Island,
3-Sag Harbor,
Waverly, Nassapequa Peak, 6-Brookly, Oswego, Rocky Point, Saugerties, Niagara Falls, 2-Bronxville, 2-East Setaudet, 2-West Harrison, 8-New York, 2-Bayside, Syossett, Williamville, Selden, Waingcott, Elmhurst, Aque Bogue, Orchard Park, Wantagh, Ossining, Hampton Bays, Smith Town, Amhurst, East Williston, Fairport, Sag Hag, 2-Stardale, Peekskill, Suffern, Buffalo, Bronxville, Great Neck, Webster, New Rochelle, Floral Park, Sunnyside, Briarcliff Manor, Greenlawn, Albany, Scarsdale, Rosendale, Farmingdale, West Seneca, 2-Yonkers,
Broxnville, Plainview, South Salem, Burt, 2-Albany, Nanuet, Rego Park, Flushing, 2-Syosset, Mount Kisco, Grand Island,
New Windsor, Coldsprings Harbour, 3-Latham, 2-Port Washington, Neshanic Station, Board Channel ( Rockaway)
North Carolina
3-High Point, Walkertown, 3-Raliegh, Weaverville, Cherokee, 5-Charlotte, 2-Cary, 2- Kitty Hawk, Waynesville, 4-Durham, 2-New Bern, Hickory, Mount Pleasant, 4-Wilmington, 2-Chappel Hill, Bessemer City, Greenville, Blounts Creek, 4-Ashville,
Cary, Silver City, Sea Level, Boiling Spring, Madison, Julian, Knotts Island, Hickory, Wake Forest, Hayesville, Ramsuer,
3-Winston Salem, 2-Trent Woods, New Bern,
North Dakota
Note obx size 10 X 8 X 42 size on above right photo.
Las Vagas, 2-Henderson,
Cincinnati, 5-Columbus, North Ridgeville, Xenia, Johns Town, Wilimington, Dayton, Mansfield, Saylavina, Galloway, Brecksville, Cleveland, Lancaster, German Town, Le Roy, Madison, Broadview Heights, West Chester, Deleware,
Weatherford, Stilwell, Oklahoma City, Poteau, Stillwater, Edmond, Duke, Duncan, 2-McLoud, Owasso,
Portland, 2-Ashland, 2-Junction City, Lincoln City, La Grande, Hermiston, Hillsboro, Eugene,
4-Pittsburg, Finleyville, 2-Bala Cynwyd, Slippery Rock, Media, 2-Stroudsburg, 2-Solebery, 2-Glenn Mills, Cranaberry Twp., Bridgeville, Bethlehem, Havertown, Holland, New Castle, Collegeville, Irwin, Rockledge, Jenkintown, Rose Valley, Wallingford, Johnstown, Canonsburg, Shavor, Dillsburg, Altoona, Lafayette Hill, Waynesboro, McMurray, Rockledge, Doylestown, Bethlehem, Upper Darby, Stroudsburg, Butler, Altoona, Centre Hall, Schafont, Carlisle, Enola, Langhorne,
2-Philadelphia, Erie, Bethel Park, New Britton, Doylestown, Potts Town, Sewickley, Bethlehem, Devon, Downingtown,
Williamsport, Pottstown, Doyles Town,
Rhode Island
Wakefield, 2-Lincoln, Riverside,
South Carolina
Gaffney, 3-Charleston, Greenville, Hilton Head, Folley Beach, Chapin, Landcaster, Sparkenburg, Goose Creek, Rock Hill,
Pickens, Anderson, 2-Wadmallaw Island, 2-Summerville,
Murfreeboro, Charleston, Niota, 2-Lakeland, Niota, 4-Elizabeton, 4-Maryville, Hermitage, Charlotte, Jacksboro, Louisville,
2-Brentwood, Antioch, 2-Dillsboro, Greenback, Greenfield, Rippley, Sharpes Chapel, Collierville, Signal Mt., Greenville, Hixson, 5-Knoxville, Winchester, 2-Georgetown, Jonesborough, Ardmore, Westville, Jackson City, 6-Nashville, Madison, Waynesboro, Johnson City, Bartlett, Corryton, Old Hickory, Baxter, Greenbriar, Hermitage, Kingston, Walland, Chattanooga,
Irving, Joaquin, 9-Austin, Weatherford, Plano, Nacogdoches, 2-Longview, 3-Nacogdoches, 2- South Lake, 4-Arlington, 9-Houston, 2-Flower Mound, New Braunbell, Abilene, Grand Prairie, Fort Worth, 4-Dallas, Elkhart, Amarillo, Spring, 2-Lewisville, 2-Blossom, Sanger, McKinney, 3-College Station, Round Rock, San Antonio, Tomball, Witchia Falls, Ganbury,
Woodlawns, Spring, El Pasco, 2-Plano, Willis, Hallettsville, Round Rock, LaFeria, Magonlia, New Braunfels, Irving, Tyler,
Corpus Christi, Blossom, Wolfforth, Tomball, Fort Davis,
Tooele, 2-Salt Lake City, West Point, Kaysville, Kaysville, Cedar City,
Suffolk, Dublin, Herndon, 3-Alexandria, 2-Falls Church, 12-Salem, 2-Richmond, Virginia Beach, Reston, Broad Run, 5-Arlington, Winchester, Amessville, 2-Chesapeake, 2-Powhatan, Recure, Martensville, Williamsburg, Ashburn, Chantilly, Quinton, Smithfield, Marshall, Fave, South Riding, Fishers Hill, Nokesville, Lovettsville, Smithfield, Fairfax, Falls Church,
Big Stone Gap,
Shepards Town, Floral St., Roy, Pasco, Port Angles, Rock Island, Vancouver, Yakima, Elbe, Richland, Issaquah, Spokane,
Gold Bar, Lacey, Mattawa, Bainbridge Island, Silver Creek, 3-Seattle,
Washington D.C.
Ashmead Pl., Floral Steet.,
West Virginia
Shepardston, Charteston, Elizabeth, Renick, Fairmont, Morgantown,
Jamesville, 2-Verona, 4-Bayside, 2-Madison, New London, Wauwatosa, Kaukauna,
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With domestic burglaries in the UK on the rise at the moment, it is understandable that many homeowners are adding extra security measures to their homes – after all, the more prepared you are, the less likely you are to be burgled. Increasing the level of security in and around your home can have a […]
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Domestic burglaries increased by 4% compared to the previous year's figures, according to Home Office quarterly crime statistics for the quarter to September 2008. This is the first significant rise for some years and the worsening economic conditions may result in a continuing upward trend for a time. The general trend for domestic burglaries has […]
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September 3, 2009 by blipblap
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Empty homes provide summer burglars with easy pickings In the excitement of preparing for your annual holiday double checking your home cover and car insurance is up-to-date might not seem very appealing. But when you leave your home empty you leave it at risk, so it is absolutely essential that you make sure it is […]
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August 13, 2009 by blipblap
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Soundandsafe.com are approved installers of BT Redcare GSM secure dual path remote alarm monitoring to ensure a rapid and reliable police response when it is needed most. BT Redcare GSM uses the security of a BT land line with the added backup protection of a GSM radio path. If either path is compromised, the other […]
Comfort Webserver Module demonstration
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Luton Borough Council Burglar Alarm Online Registration
March 18, 2009 by blipblap
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Have you registered your Burglar Alarm installation ? I have a burglar alarm, what should I do? The Environmental Protection team will silence a burglar alarm if it rings unnecessarily and causes a noise disturbance. If you have a burglar alarm you should: provide the council and the police with the contact details of at […]
"Your Home" TV program showcasing a Smart Home
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How effective is your security alarm?
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Do you have valuable stock, plant and assets on your site? Is your building out of sight or on a quiet industrial site? What impact would a break in have? How long would it take your business to recover? Do you want the police to respond as fast as possible? Many assume that by having […]
CSL Dualcom GPRS Secure Dual Path Alarm Monitoring
January 30, 2009 by blipblap
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CSL have pioneered a single hardware platform which fits every grade of security risk, right the way from Grade 2, 3 and 4 Security installations to the highest specification of Fire signalling grades. The price of the product has been matched to the grade so that if you are installing for a Grade 2 specification […]