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Panorama Guest House
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Operating a 24-hour front desk, Panorama Guest House is located just 50 metres from the well-known Lake Pichola. It features a rooftop restaurant, offers complimentary parking, and provides free Wi-Fi access throughout the property. Situated within 300 metres from the notable Jagdish Temple, the guesthouse is just 500 metres to the City Palace. Udaipur Railway Station and Bus Stand are 3 km away, while Udaipur Airport is about 25 km away. Fitted with tiled flooring, the rooms are simply furnished with a wardrobe, a cable TV and seating area. The attached bathroom comes with shower facility and free toiletries. Panorama Guest House has a tour desk that can assist with bookings of sightseeing excursions and travel arrangements. Luggage storage, currency exchange and laundry services are available on request. Guests may also rent a car to explore the area. The in-house restaurant serves tasty Indian, Continental and Chinese dishes, accompanied with panoramic views of the lake.
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- Sleeps: 34
- Check-in: 11:00 AM Check-out: 10:00 AM
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This could be the last season before the Germantown farmers market undergoes some major changes. Location and time are among the possible alterations being considered for 2015, according to Park and Recreation Director Justin Casperson.
It wouldn't be the first location change for the market, after unsuccessful bouts at a handful of locations in the village, including Village Hall and the Senior Center. Currently, the market is located in the parking lot of Life Church on Mequon Road.
"Life Church has been more than gracious. ... Maybe a location change would grow the customer and farmer (attendance), maybe it wouldn't," said Casperson, adding the market currently has nine vendors signed up for 2014. "The farmers market is a valuable resource for the community and we want to work to grow and continue to develop that resource."
The question is where to relocate, and Casperson said the answer is "not always easy to find." But it is the intention of the village's Park and Recreation Commission to consider alternative locations and times throughout the course of the 2014 season, as well as to survey the vendors and other local markets for ideas.
"We want to figure out what we can do to increase traffic on both ends of the spectrum," he said. "What comes first — is it the farmers or the customers? More importantly, how do you get them both?"
The neighboring market of Menomonee Falls is among those Casperson cited that he hopes might offer an example. Located in the parking lot of North Junior High School, the market features almost four times the number of vendors as well as support from returning customers.
"I would say our location definitely plays a major role in the traffic we see on a weekly basis," said Menomonee Falls Business Improvement District director Barb Watters, who oversees the Menomonee Falls market. "We also have quality vendors who have been with us since the market began in the early 1990s."
Though Wednesday is not a commonly thought of market day, Watters said she thinks it contributes to the success of the market.
"It's in the middle of the week, so you can get all geared up for weekend grilling and other summer events," she said. The Wednesday market runs through October, overlapping with the Sunday market, which begins in August.
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WHEN: 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays, May 3 through October 25
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Balls taken to get to his his unbeaten 175 off 66 balls for Royal Challengers Bangalore against Pune Warriors in Bangalore on April 23, 2013. Gayle's blitz obliterated the 34-ball hundred by Andrew Symonds during his 112 off 43 balls for Kent against Middlesex at Maidstone on July 2, 2004. Gayle took 17 sixes and 11 fours for his innings
Number of runs managed by Chris Gayle (ave. 46. 33) in 137 matches. He remains the only batsman in the history of Twenty20 to have amassed 5000 runs apart from averaging 40-plus. Brad Hodge is the only other batsman to have aggregated 5000 - his tally being 5411 at 36. 56 in 186 matches.
Number of sixes recorded by Gayle in 137 matches - the most by any batsman in the history of Twenty20. Kieron Pollard, with 249 sixes in 191 matches, has the next best tally.
Number of Man of the Match awards received by him in his career - the most by a player in Twenty20 - the eight more than the next highest. Azhar Mahmood and Brad Hodge, with 21 awards, share the second place
An unbeaten knock played by him has created cricket history in Twenty20, outstripping an unbeaten 158 by Brendon McCullum for Kolkata Knight Riders against Royal Challengers Bangalore in the inaugural game of Indian Premier League also on April 18, 2008. Coincidentally, McCullum's knock too came at Bangalore
Runs scored through boundaries during his 175* to become the only T20 batsman to score 150 or more through boundaries, obliterating Graham Napier's 136 through boundaries in his unbeaten 152 off 58 balls.
His feat of eleven hundreds is unlikely to be surpassed in T20s. The second place is shared by David Warner and Brendon McCullum, with five hundreds each. His tally includes four centuries at the IPL which is another record.
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Batting average registered by Gayle while managing 2236 runs in 51 matches at the IPL. He remains the only batsman to accomplish the feat of posting 50-plus average. Shaun Marsh has the next best - 45. 80 - while totalling 1603 in 42 matches.
Number of sixes hit by him during his recordbreaking innings - another record in Twenty20, bettering the sixteen posted by Graham Napier for Essex against Sussex at Chelmsford on June 24, '08.
Run-aggregate accomplished by him at an average of 61. 08 in 15 matches in 2012 to remain the only batsman to register 700 runs or more in an IPL season. Sachin Tendulkar's tally of 618 (ave. 47. 53) in 15 matches in 2009-10 has the next best tally.
Number of sixes hit by him in 51 matches at the IPL - a record. His tally includes 59 in 15 matches in 2012 to remain the only batsman to register fifty or more sixes in an IPL season.
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Strike rate managed by him while posting an unbeaten 175 - the highest in the history of the IPL in an innings of more than 100. Yusuf Pathan had recorded strike rate of 270. 27 during his 100 off 37 balls for Rajasthan Royals against Mumbai Indians at Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai on March 13, 2010.
His career-best innings in Tests at Galle in November 2010 remains the highest by any batsman against Sri Lanka in Tests. The only other triple centurion against Sri Lanka being Younis Khan - 313 at Karachi in February 2009.
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Batting average recorded in a winning cause while aggregating 4441 in 98 innings, including eleven hundreds and 26 fifties. Only three other West Indian players have managed 4000 runs apart from recording batting average of fifty-plus in ODIs - Brian Lara (6501 at 61. 91 in 138 matches), Vivian Richards (5129 at 56. 98 in 132) and Gordon Greenidge (4185 at 53. 65 in 90).
Runs' tally managed by Gayle at an average of 50. 00 in the four-Test series against England in England in 2004 - his best ever performance in terms of run-aggregate in a Test series.
One of the four players to have managed two innings of 300 or more in Tests - the other three being Sir Donald Bradman, Brian Lara and Virender Sehwag.
He is the only West Indian player to post a triple hundred against South Africa in Tests, accomplishing the feat at St. John's in 2005.
Number of sixes recorded by Gayle in 97 Tests - the most by a West Indian in this format. Only three batsmen have managed more sixes than Gayle - Adam Gilchrist (100), Jacques Kallis (97) and Virender Sehwag (91).
Number of sixes registered by him during his career-best Test score - the most by a West Indian in a Test innings. He is the only one to hit nine sixes in a Test innings against Sri Lanka.
Number of centuries scored by him in 242 One-day Internationals - the most by a West Indian. Brian Lara had recorded 19 hundreds in 299 matches.
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Mr. M. Sagar Mathews has been a Director of Technical at National Fertilizers Ltd. since November 2013. Mr. Mathews served as Director of Technical at Madras Fertilizers Ltd. since August 24, 2009 until November 8, 2013. Mr. Mathews served as the Chairman and Managing Director at Madras Fertilizers Ltd. from February 17, 2010 to December 19, 2010. He has been Director of National Fertilizers Ltd. since November 2013. He served as a Director at Indian Potash Limited. ...
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August is National Breastfeeding Awareness Month
              The evidence is clear that breastfeeding has tremendous benefits for infants and their mothers, but still not all mothers who can breastfeed are doing so, and many stop too soon.
            August is Breastfeeding Awareness Month, and the Douglas County Board has noticed by honoring breastfeeding peer counselors with a proclamation for their important work in helping more Mothers to breastfeed for a longer period of time.
Douglas and Sarpy County WIC will mark the recognition on Tuesday, Aug. 20, with a news conference at 10:30 a.m. on the plaza at the Omaha-Douglas Civic Center.
¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬† 'ÄúThe purpose of this event is to remind everyone in the Omaha area of the importance of breastfeeding, and to bring awareness that WIC supports breastfeeding,'ÄĚ said Health Director Dr. Adi Pour. ¬†This year's World Breastfeeding Month theme is 'ÄúBreastfeeding Support: Close to Mothers'ÄĚ highlights Breastfeeding Peer Counseling.
Even when mothers start well, there can be a sharp decline in breastfeeding rates during the weeks and months following delivery.  That period - when mothers do not visit a healthcare facility - is the time when a community support system for them is essential. That can come in a variety of ways, and one of the best has proven to be using trained peer counselors.
"Day-to-day support for the breastfeeding mother within her home and community is the key to seeing that best breastfeeding practices continue," Dr. Pour said.
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Food allergies are on the rise in the general public, and peanuts, dairy and gluten are the top offenders. In order to stay competitive and offer consumers a product they can consume without worry, many chefs are offering dishes that are free of peanuts, dairy and gluten.
As a working pastry chef, I have tested and offered these products in many of the businesses I have worked in. A few of my favorites include red velvet cupcakes, chocolate flourless cake (to die for) and my go-to 10 minute recipe of gluten-free rice crispy treats with callebaut chocolate.
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I try to shop at local small businesses whenever I can. I enjoy the fact that I can support local while stimulating my hometown economy. As a former small business owner, and a current employee of a local small business, I know how hard it is to survive and make a profit without loyal consumers.
I have found that most small businesses provide unique products and goods that cannot be found in the big box stores. On a recent Sunday venture, I discovered a quaint bakery that provides unique handcrafted breads and pastries. Being a pastry chef I was thrilled to see beautiful bouclé, many varieties of foccacia, scratch-made chocolate croissants and beautiful black and white cookies. I felt like a kid in a candy store with so many choices. The baker asked what I needed..."Hmmmm, I can't decide." She picked up a golden brown loaf of brioche bread. "I think you will like this," she declared. She handed me a lovely pancetta, jalapeño, Gouda brioche. Perfect for sweet-savory recipes or simply eaten toasted with butter.
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I like unique flavor combinations. Any combination of flavors that remind me of being at the beach are even better. I have always dreamed of living near the ocean and was blessed to have had that opportunity recently. I am now near water again, Lake Michigan to be exact. The lake is beautiful, the sand is a pure white color and it is very calm and peaceful out there. But, there is nothing quite like the sounds, smells and tastes of the ocean! The fish tacos, the tropical drinks, the smell of the ocean air and of course coconut suntan lotion.
You know that I am a huge fan of Beanilla's baking extracts and flavors, I love the fresh unprocessed smell and flavor. But I must admit I was a little skeptical of the coconut extract. Most grocery store brands smell like, well.... coconut suntan lotion. I love the smell, but hesitate to put it into my desserts. Beanilla coconut extract does not smell like coconut suntan lotion, quite the opposite actually. I opened the bottle and was greeted by a pleasant waft of pure coconut, the kind you experience when you crack open a fresh coconut.
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Sunday is family day in our family -- a time to relax and enjoy one another's company. While living in San Diego, Sundays meant we ventured out to explore places or attractions we had not enjoyed before; a new farmers market, Legoland, Disneyland, various dog parks and beaches. Living in So. California was one big adventure, however I love being back in the Midwest! The pace is slower, the people friendlier, I actually know my neighbor (and have spoken to them) and the cider is real!! I know you are probably thinking, "Has she lost it? The cider is real?!"
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24 SepPosted in Baking Recipes, Breads & Muffins by Sarah | 3 comments
It's Saturday morning, and you are awaken to the smell of freshly baked cinnamon rolls wafting down the hallway. You happily jump up out of your warm bed, and head to the kitchen in search of the comforting aroma. As you approach the kitchen, your significant other greets you with a kiss and a cup of piping hot coffee.
What a pretty picture I have painted; a picture that can be yours tomorrow morning. My orange ginger rolls are a twist on the traditional, and the flavors are familiar but unique. They are gooey, soft, fragrant and delicious on a lazy weekend morning!
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20 SepPosted in Baking Recipes, Beverages, Drinks & Cocktails by Sarah | 0 comments
Sweet, creamy, vanilla-based soda is often used to describe cream soda (even though true cream soda contains cream or half and half). Cream soda is said to be created in the early 1900's to recreate the ice cream floats in soda shops at the time.
Approximately 6 days ago I posted a recipe for Vanilla Lime Infused Vodka. My vodka infusion has rested and the vanilla has infused into the vodka for about 10 days now. The result is smooth, vanilla flavored vodka with undertones of fresh lime. It is, by far, one of my favorite infusions I have created.
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18 SepPosted in Baking Recipes, Candy, Snacks & Treats by Sarah | 0 comments
Candied nuts are a wonderful sweet treat any time of the year! I enjoy eating them straight off the baking sheet but they are equally delicious on baked goods or even fresh mixed green salads. A simple salad of mixed greens, blue cheese and French vinaigrette begs for the sweet crunchy candied pecan. In baking candied pecans can be added to fudge, used as a topping for scones or folded into homemade ice cream. The uses for the candied pecan is unlimited!
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14 SepPosted in Baking Recipes, Beverages, Drinks & Cocktails, Vanilla Recipes, Vanilla: How-tos & Recipes by Sarah | 1 comments
Infusing flavors into vodka has gained in popularity over the past few years; I have seen flavors that range from simple to exotic. I tend to lean towards the fruity and sweet so I chose to infuse my vodka with lime peels and Beanilla Tahitian Vanilla beans. I started my infusion by splitting the Tahitian vanilla bean down the center with a sharp chef's knife, leaving the ends intact, then added fresh lime peels to the bottle. To ensure maximum flavor from the bean and lime peels, the vodka needs to sit for 1-2 weeks.
Tahitian vanilla beans are gorgeous! They are exceptionally large compared to other varieties and are brimming full of vanilla "caviar". They smell sweet and fruity with a touch of chocolate and caramel. True Tahitian vanilla beans from Tahiti are prized for their aroma, size and abundance of vanilla seeds in each pod. Lucky for you, Beanilla is one of the few retail sites that sell true Tahitian vanilla beans from Tahiti!
Upon receiving the Tahitian vanilla bean, I held onto it for about a week before I decided what I wanted create with it. The bean is so special and has such a beautiful aroma and flavor profile that I really did not want to overpower it. Vodka is the perfect vehicle for the flavor of this bean. A good quality vodka has very little flavor and should be smooth and not astringent. This will allow the Tahitian vanilla bean to shine.
Once the vodka has infused, I will photograph the finished product and create a drink especially for you! Stay tuned!!!
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12 SepPosted in Baking Recipes, Breakfast & Brunch, Pastries & Tarts, Vanilla Bean Recipes by Sarah | 0 comments
The original scone was round and flat, usually the size of a medium size plate. It was made with unleavened oats and baked on a griddle, then cut into triangle-like quadrants for serving.
Scones sold commercially are usually round in shape, although some brands are hexagonal as this shape may be tessellated for space-efficiency. When prepared at home, they take various shapes including triangles, rounds and squares. The baking of scones at home is often closely tied to heritage baking. They tend to be made from family recipes rather than recipe books, since it is often a family member who holds the "best" and most-treasured recipe.
This post was posted in Baking Recipes, Breakfast & Brunch, Pastries & Tarts, Vanilla Bean Recipes and was tagged with Maple, Vanilla Bean Recipes, Breakfast
10 SepPosted in Baking Recipes, Chocolate, Puddings, Custards & Creams by Sarah | 0 comments
As a chef, I am often reminded that what I think is easy and uncomplicated, is not necessarily. Chocolate ganache is often thought of as fussy and complicated, and I want to tell you it as simple as 1...2...3. Chocolate ganache originated in France. Ganache is a French term referring to a smooth and velvety mixture of chocolate and cream. Its origin is a little unclear, but it is believed to have been invented around 1850. Some say it originated in Switzerland where it was used as a base for truffles. Others say it was invented in Paris at the Patisserie Siravdin.
Ganache is a simple mixture of hot cream and good quality chocolate. As much as we all love Hershey's, this is not the place for it. I recommend Callebaut, Valhrona or any other high quality dark chocolate. Look for chocolate that contains cocoa butter as the primary ingredient. The higher the quality of chocolate used, the better the flavor and texture your ganache will have in the end.
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06 SepPosted in Baking Recipes, Puddings, Custards & Creams, Vanilla Bean Recipes by Sarah | 0 comments
They say that food is the way to a man's heart. Even though I agree with this, I say crème brulee is the way to a man's heart!
This is a simple custard enhanced with Beanilla Madagascar vanilla beans, then cooked and chilled, then topped with vanilla sugar and, finally, torched until melted and crisp. A properly cooked crème brulee should be smooth and silky, and the bruleed topping should have a crisp cracking sound when your spoon hits it.
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04 SepPosted in Baking Recipes, Breakfast & Brunch by Sarah | 1 comments
In my opinion, breakfast is the best meal of the day. You get to eat a combination of sweet and savory together at one meal and it is completely accepted by the general public! Bacon, sausage, eggs and pancakes compete for your attention -- each equally delicious in different ways. I always save my pancakes for last. Melted butter and sweet syrup -- my mouth salivates just thinking about it!
In our family, pancakes tend to be a Saturday morning treat, but this recipe is easily made the night before or made quickly on even the busiest of mornings. The addition of Beanilla Madagascar vanilla extract adds a sweet, vanilla note to a fluffy and light pancake that you will crave on any day of the week.
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02 SepPosted in Baking Recipes, Beverages, Drinks & Cocktails by Sarah | 0 comments
Italian soda is light, crisp and fruity. A refreshing change from sugary sodas, they can be made with all natural products in any flavor you desire. The most popular flavors are fruit-based, but these drinks can be made with botanicals and even savory herbs. I prefer the fruity version, so when I pulled out my Beanilla Raspberry extract I knew that it belonged in a crisp Italian soda.
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29 AugPosted in Baking Recipes, Candy, Snacks & Treats by Sarah | 0 comments
Homemade Graham Crackers (S'mores Part 2)
As promised, here is part two of the homemade marshmallows recipe that was posted on Tuesday. Homemade marshmallows are delicious and definitely a treat to have around the house. But, what would a s'more be without the graham cracker?
When I was much, much younger, I had a best friend whose mom would give us graham crackers sandwiched with leftover homemade frosting. I still love it to this day!
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27 AugPosted in Baking Recipes, Candy, Snacks & Treats by Sarah | 0 comments
Homemade Vanilla Marshmallows (S'mores Part 1)
Part one? This week I would like to do a recipe for homemade s'mores in two parts, so be sure to check back on Thursday for the graham cracker recipe.
Living in beautiful West Michigan has its perks. Great lakes surround us, beautiful scenery abounds, wonderful communities of friendly neighbors and four seasons. Spring, summer, fall and winter -- that time of year when no one can go to the lake, the cabin, or the beach. Summer is a time for Michiganders to soak up the sun in preparation for winter hibernation. Labor Day weekend is usually the last weekend when we are able to go to the lake, the cabin or the beach house. In celebration of these last days of summer I am presenting you with a quintessential summer camping recipe, s'mores!
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Normal stools do not contain blood or mucus. Stools that show signs of mucus or blood may indicate a medical problem. Bright red blood usually occurs from bleeding near the rectum. Bleeding that occurs higher in the digestive system is seen as dark brown or black, or tarry looking. Blood or mucus may be seen in any type of stools.
Bright red blood can sometimes appear as streaks on toilet tissue or as a droop of blood in the toilet. Some causes of this symptom are: * small splits in the skin called anal fissures * small growths (rectal polyps) on the inner lining of the colon * hemorrhoids (swollen veins) in the anal area that also may cause pain, itching, burning, or throbbing and * cancer of the rectum
Any of these problems can cause difficult and painful bowel movements. A fever or illness with red, bloody stools may be a sign of a more serious problem such as an inflammatory bowel disease, examples such as Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, and dysentery. Inflammatory bowel diseases and infected ulcers can produce mucus or pus in the intestines.
A simple screening test for blood in the stool is a useful method of detecting colon cancer early. The American Cancer Society recommends that this test be done yearly after age 50.
Black, tarry stools can be caused by: * peptic ulcers * broken blood vessels in the colon * overuse of alcohol or aspirin or * anti blood clotting medications
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Everything You Need to Know About Gym Etiquette
Fitness has always been a pivotal part of a wholesome lifestyle and many of us make the effort to head off to the gym as much as possible.
However, there are some basic rules/gestures which ought to be followed by everyone. It's these little considerate gestures that allow a gym to be as 'sanitary' as possible and a place to be motivated by fellow members. I bet you've encountered the person who gets off the elliptical trainer without wiping away his/her puddle of sweat(yikes) or hustling from corner to corner in hopes of finding a missing dumbbell. All in all, this is one Infographic we ought to share with others as it may just help make the gym experience all the more pleasant.
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Watering Plants in Your GreenhouseBy choosing the right greenhouse watering accessories and by taking a little care when watering, you can easily improve your overall greenhouse success. Choosing the Right Tools One of the first things you can do to increase your plant and greenhouse health is reduce splashing. This can be detrimental to your entire greenhouse because it encourages the spread of disease, especially common problems such as soil fungi. However, it is easy to alleviate this problem by always using a gentle stream of water appropriate for the plant you are watering and never put the tip of the hose or wand in the soil (this is another way to spread disease.) Use an especially light watering, such as a mist, for young seedlings which are not yet fully developed and that lack strength. The telescoping water wand is the best way to properly water your plants while allowing you to reach high plants. Convenience is also very important in greenhouses, where space is often limited. Be sure to use a light-weight hose that can easily be stored in order to avoid extra hassle when watering. Adjusting Watering for Your Plants Each plant in your greenhouse has different water preferences. Many people water their plants a little each day out of fear of excess drying, but this often times causes more harm than good. It is important to realize that some plants prefer to dry out between waterings, as this more closely matches their natural climate. For example, cacti need watered only when they have become nearly completely dry. Other plants, such as most herbs and orchids, will also prefer a few days between waterings, provided that the greenhouse is not excessively hot. As a general rule, do not water your plants until the first couple inches of soil are dry. The biggest key to proper watering is to water thoroughly. The best way to accomplish this is to give your plants a quick drink, allow the water to soak in a bit, and then repeat with a more thorough watering. Water should just begin to flow out of the bottom of the container, indicating that it has reached all of the roots. Irregular watering (allowing the plants to dry out too much or flooding them) can cause many plant disorders and cause poor fruit production. If you suspect that this is the culprit to a particular problem in your greenhouse, remove any dead or deformed growth and begin a proper watering regimen. The plants should recover in most cases. |
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Yosemite Park attracts more than four million people a year from every country because it is one of the most beautiful parks in the United States and amongst the best natural parks in the world. Basic Yosemite Park InformationThere is an endless variety of things to do and places to go all year round. Visitors can go rock climbing, walk the trails, or ski. Some simply choose to camp to drink in the natural beauty and a deep sense of peace. Whether sitting by the river, roasting marshmallows by a campfire, or sketching one of the tallest trees in the world, there are plenty of reasons to visit. Yosemite was preserved during the years of the Lincoln administration and it remains an unspoiled region of the United States and the North American continent. It is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places on earth. Yosemite Hotel & Campground ReservationsYosemite hotel and camp reservations can be made online. The National Park Service website offers tips and instructions as well as special packages and promotions. Getting to YosemiteThe Yosemite National Park offers travel recommendations. Despite its remote location within California, Yosemite is easy to access. All the public roads that lead to the park are well maintained. They are also open all year round except for Tioga Road. Public transportation is also available for those who want to visit Yosemite National Park through Amtrak, an intercity passenger train service, Greyhound, an intercity bus service to Merced and then take YARTS, the Yosemite Area Regional Transportation System, which is a public transit bus service to the national park. Getting Around The ParkThe Yosemite Valley Visitor Center is the best place to go for information guidebooks and maps. In addition, rangers can offer suggestions on what to do in the park and how to get around it. It is open daily, with the hours depending upon the season. The park is at number 6 and number 9 shuttle bus stops. Moreover, apart from using The Yosemite Valley Visitor Center for orientation, visitors can get transportation around the valley floor by using the free Yosemite Valley shuttle line. Top Yosemite Attractions
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Is it just me, or is this not a german shepherd?
On the GSD calendar on every mall calendar store? It looks like a shiba inu to me.....
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I agree, most questionable esp the ears. Shame thats the best they could do.
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I'm telling you, I suffered through that whippet-GSD for 29 days and then switched my calendar early.
I guess it could be a GSD puppy, I have had young'ns with ears up really early. But it looks, I don't know.
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That's not a GSD. Lol.
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I will tell you what a woman who ran after me at a GSD specialty show said about my Schipperke mix: "THAT'S A SHIBA INU! THAT'S A SHIBA INU! I KNOW THESE THINGS AND THAT'S A SHIBA INU!"
Seriously, that's what it looks like and that is sort of what my Schip mix looked like (except he looked more Schipperke - oops, THAT'S A SHIBA INU!). |
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Looks pretty darn identical to Delgado's playmate in his puppy class who WAS a Shiba Inu named Hiro. Same markings and everything Great dog but not my type
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I thought Shiba too.
Sadly, it's not the first time I've seen breeds mislabeled in publications. I have two breed encyclopedias that have pictures of dogs that are not of the same breed as the profile. It's really sad that editors aren't spotting this. Like, how do you mistake an Australian Shepherd for a Greater Swiss Mountain Dog. I think the only thing they have in common appearance wise is the the tricolor coat pattern. |
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I think so but don't quote me. It was the GSD puppy one.
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Buh-ring it. This Fresh Forkin' Friday (which still feels like a Tuesday) marks the first of the year and I say to you: go forth! The holidays might be done, but the spirit lingers and I think you can afford to ignore the weight-loss ads and cleanse promotions for at least a few more days. Especially since the weather is trying to kill you, feel free to thwart it by adding another layer of corporeal insulation in the form of a juicy burger, a fat glass of mash, or that last Rolo that's wedged in the bottom of your stocking. Here's what's been happening since you've begun knocking yourself out nightly with nog. OPENS Cosmos has rebranded and relaunched a section of their drinking area as Relevé Champagne Lounge. It's all about the bubbles and there's a healthy list of bottles of all sizes (yes, you can have a Jeroboam of Veuve) but more importantly there are some 20 bubblies that can be had by the glass or split (those cute little one-lady bottles). John Occhiato's accompanying menu is divided in two sides: the Madison Ave. side is full of traditional things you think you should eat with bubbles (oysters, pate, hamachi), while the Hennepin Ave. side offers you things you might crave with bubbles (sliders, deviled eggs, lobster grilled cheese). There's also an actual separate bar area to which you can bring your glass and doctor it up with bitters, liqueurs, aromatics and the like to make a custom cocktail. Not a bad way to get through January. Hammer & Sickle quietly opened in Uptown. The Russian-themed vodka bar that took over Kinsen Noodle Bar is serving a big list of house infused vodkas alongside snacky plates like pierogi, escargot, sliders, and the like. White Bear Lake has seen two interesting openings. Pizzeria Pezzo opened in the former Decoy's space, offering the first coal-fired pizza outside of the cities. And Red Lantern Sushi opened with a menu full of fresh sushi, drunken pork ramen, seafood hot pot, miso butter clams, and a goodly list of beer and sake. COMING SOON Here's some interesting news, maybe to industry insiders first, but Randy Stanley has left Parasole. Randy has been the schmoozy-talented guy behind Manny's forever, and I believe he started out as a wait assistant at the opening of the original Figlio. He's leaving the company, and his cush VP title, to open his own restaurant in the dark Minnetonka Boatworks space that was lastly North Coast. If anybody can make that place sing, it's Randy. The Wedge is opening a new spot on Eat Street! The huge space near 24th will be a market and cafe, but also serve as their commissary kitchen and bakery. Look for something this summer. DUNZO Bullwinkles in Seven Corners has closed again. Oh, damn. Cafe Maude at Loring is closed, but claims they will re-concept and re-open in a few months (let's hope they're not pulling a Heidi's). Jack Riebel is out at Butcher & the Boar. So there it is for now ... there's some more fun news bubbling up soon ... stay tuned!! But in the meantime, just for fun at the office today: Janie in HR is really into lambic beers—she ferments her lambics by exposing them to the wild yeasts and bacterias of the company cafeteria. Put whatever fruit you have in your lunch sack in her inbox in the morning, and she'll infuse a beer with it and have a growler ready for you by quitting time.
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Former Echuca police inspector looking to catch fish instead of crooks
After nearly 37 years in the police force, former Campaspe Inspector Martin Dorman has hung up his hat. The 58-year-old and his wife Alice are heading back ''home'' to the High Country to enjoy their well-deserved retirement.
IVY WISE June 10, 2014 3:34amJoining Victoria Police Force in 1977, former Campaspe Inspector Martin Dorman progressed through the ranks in Seymour, Coburg, Brunswick, Maryborough, Orbost, Wodonga and Stawell.
He came to Echuca in 2011 to lead the Campaspe police service area. Before that, he was in Wangaratta where he served as operations support inspector.
So what does retirement have in store for a veteran of the police force — someone who's dedicated his life to protecting and serving his community and, in his early years, putting his life on the line for others?
Journalist Ivy Wise finds out, and also talks to him about life in the force, the changes he has seen and what challenges are in store for his replacement, Paul Margetts.
How would you describe your time in Echuca?
It's been very enjoyable. There are a number of points that have made it enjoyable. First of all, the people you are working with, in the sense that they really never caused me much grief, my staff. I found them to be dedicated to the community, professional in outlook. There have been changes in the culture that probably have taken place prior to me getting here and we've managed to keep that impetus going. From an internal professional point of view, it was a good place to work.
What were your biggest issues from a crime point of view?
Probably one of my biggest frustrations was that you could never really get on top of your petty crimes; things such as thefts from motor car and our burglaries would tend to ebb and flow all the time. In the last two years, we started to see the prevalence of ice and the effects it was having on sectors of our community. And also, where there were incidents of violence and ice involved, the level of violence was another notch up.
How do you deal with that?
With ice, there's been a number of public forums and a parliamentary inquiry looking at trying to get around the whole issue. At a local level, we had our special effort there 18 months ago with a group of three members and their sole task was to target drugs. Ice was one of them. Cannabis was the other.
Is ice the worst drug you have seen during your career?
It's pretty bad. If I wind the clock back, to the late '80s, early '90s when I was a Sergeant in Brunswick, there was heroin. The place was awash with it then. Sometimes we tend to have short memories. And if I wind back the clock again to when I was a Constable in Coburg, there was a lot of heroin. There was a lot of crime around burglaries and armed robberies associated with drugs. It's hard to say whether it's worse or better, but one thing I can say is it's not good. In the last five years, in my observations, ice is, from a rural point of view, pretty ordinary. To have levels of violent crime we've been getting in the last 18 months in a rural town, which is over and above what's it's been in the past, is quite distressing .
Drugs have been around for so long and will be into the future, so it's not a problem you can fix is it?
I think our role in policing is predominantly around enforcement. There are other sections of government and society that have other responsibilities; health and education, some of the law makers, so whilst it's an offence, I see our role as enforcement and we shouldn't lose sight of that.
Why did you decide to join the police force?
I was a boilermaker in Newcastle when BHP laid off thousands of people and that had a knock-on effect and the company I was working with went to the wall. A mate's uncle was a policeman in St Arnaud, so I went down and stayed with him. He took me to join the police force and that's where I am. And more than happy to be in Victoria as opposed to NSW and am retiring into Victoria.
Are there a lot of differences between the NSW and Victorian police force?
Oh no. I've spent most of my career (on the border). If you look at the map of Victoria and NSW along the border, I was a senior sergeant at Orbost so I had oversight over what I used to call the ''thin edge of the wedge''. Prior to that, I was the Senior Sergeant at Wodonga which was a border station and I'd been the Sergeant-in-charge of Corryong which was also a border station. And during various times at Wangaratta you had dealings with the NSW police along the border and, of course, here I am here. I've been a special constable in NSW, I think first sworn in in 1984, so I've worked over the years with my counterparts over the river at all the various ranks.
Do cross-border issues get in the way of policing?
Only if you want to let policy get in your way. And I say that in a sense that the commonsense approach to the here and now issues that are happening,.
How has policing changed since you first started in the force?
We've seen complexity, when in actual fact it should be simplicity. We've seen risk in areas where there should be no risk, where commonsense should apply. But by and large, the role I performed as a constable, whether it be in Melbourne or Maryborough or Seymour and the various areas I've worked, 36 years ago is no different to what the role is now. Still attending domestic violence, still attending motor vehicle accidents. When you can, you still get out and talk to people and try and make someone's life a bit better. What has changed are the artefacts we carry. If you look at the equipment vest, how we view health and safety, that's changed from nothing to, as a manager, 100 per cent of what you're thinking. Members now have OC spray. Some areas have tasers. I've handed my handcuffs in. I was issued them nearly 37 years ago, but they're the new-style handcuffs. When I first graduated, you received your cap badge and cap, handcuffs and old rubber truncheon, which went the way of the dodo in the 80s, and then you had the night sticks. The equipment members have now is far superior. The fit-out of the vehicles is now far superior
Over the years, you would have seen nearly every kind of accident and emergency?
Yeah, probably the only thing I haven't attended is a plane crash. I've attended car crashes and a lot of fatal accidents.
What has been the most difficult part?
There's two difficult jobs. First, and this is as an operational police man as opposed to a supervisor, is notifying next of kin if there's been a sudden death. I've done it a fair few times.
Does it get easier?
I don't think so. The first one I did in a senior role was when I was a constable at Coburg and we'd advised a girl who'd only been married for four to five weeks and her husband was working at the rigs and he'd only gone out there a couple of days after their honeymoon and he was killed on the rigs. That was pretty hard. Bear in mind, I was only 22 or 23.
Are you trained in what to say?
Not then. It's just part of being a human being, talking to people and being able to communicate. What I've found is that I've spent most of my time in rural Victoria and that's where it's difficult if a) you know the deceased, particularly of it's a kid, and b) you know the family and that becomes somewhat hard. I had an incident there years ago and I came across the accident. A chap who my age who'd gone off the road and was killed, well he died when I was there. And in the wash-up, I went to the parents' farm and I had to advise them. And it's funny how life turns, as I became quite close with the father and we'd often catch up down the street or he used to pop into the station and we'd talk and yet his wife never spoke to me again for the rest of her life. But I can't blame her for that. I was the bearer of bad news. Not that there was any blame apportioned to me, but that was just her response and that was fine. I accept that.
Accidents involving children must have been hard too.
Yes. There was one time, my children were two and three, and one of my workmates, his children were the same age, and his two-year-old died of sudden cot death. I had that job and the sad part was the child that died was the healthy child. They're the difficult jobs, but by the same token, it's a job where you see what's going on in society and in your community and you tend to see it warts and all. I found it quite a rewarding job. Where I found it rewarding was where you could do an action and you got a benefit from it. But as you get older, you feel like you're on a merry-go-round.
Did being a police officer and seeing the worst in people make you a strict or overprotective father?
If you speak to my daughter and her friends, they reckon I was always the soft touch. Mum was the tough one. But with my son I was probably a bit too tough.
Did you discuss your job much with your family?
I was open with them. I was always mindful, living in small community there's certain things you hear and see that you don't relate back to the family. The other thing you have to do is be mindful that you're not inquisitorial with your own family with what's going on in the community. We kept our private life independent of my police life. It goes towards your sanity too. It's not fair on the family.
It must have been tough on your wife to have a police officer as a husband, worrying about your safety?
I always used to say to the family, when we lived in a couple of small towns, the most dangerous front door in the town is the front door of the police residence because from time to time, you get the idiot who goes to the police station and there's no-one there and he comes to the police residence. I had an incident one day, I was on afternoon shift there was a knock on the front door and it was one of our local villains who was going through an episode. He's got a big machete and swinging it around carrying on and, anyhow, I talked him down and arrested him and duly charged him.
Have there been many times where your life was in danger?
You tend to get into situations where you're extremely uncomfortable and where the adrenaline is rushing. It doesn't happen as often when you get older.
Have you ever been shot?
Have you ever had to shoot someone?
But you've been in tricky situations?
Anyone that has 10, 20, 30 years in this game, if they haven't been, it's obvious they've been hiding behind a desk. As I've progressed through my career, my final role was ensuring our members go home of an evening.
How do you handle the stress of the job?
I don't know. I think I've probably handled it pretty well. I've still got my sanity, although my wife would sometimes beg to differ.
Dealing with trauma on a daily basis would have to affect police officers after a while?
Yes, you need regular breaks. We get nine weeks annual leave. If you're out in the street continually dealing with that 5 per cent of the population that need assistance, it would wear you down. As a manager, I've seen a number of members who have been burnt out.
What do you consider your biggest achievement in the past three years?
I think one of the biggest ones is getting our new police complex funded.
Are you disappointed that you won't be here to see it?
No, not really. It's nice to know that the girls and boys here are going to be in a good house in a few years' time. The conditions of this place are very much 1960s. They should have let the termites keep chewing a few years ago. The place would have tumbled down. I think the gaining of the police station one of the best outcomes I've seen here in the three years.
What will be the biggest challenge for your replacement, Paul Margetts?
Keeping a close rein on our crime in the area. We tend to know what the drivers are and we can address and put strategies in place. But there are areas that we don't have any control over and I won't elaborate on that. The critical areas are burglaries, theft from motor cars and family violence and linked in with all of that is the undertone of drugs.
Why are you retiring now?
A number of reasons. Family is the first. I've lost two brothers-in-law in the last six months. I buried them. And that's when you know you're finite and you've only got a certain time on the planet and also my superannuation had reached a point where I believe it will be at a level where my wife and I can live quite comfortably. We also gave our daughter (a school principal) an undertaking last year and told her ''If you do do it, we'll assist with the babysitting''.
How many grandchildren do you have?
Three. A little girl in Canberra and two up home.
And where is home?
Corryong. We have family up there. It's home for us.
So, apart from babysitting, do you have any other plans?
I've already started getting back into fly fishing up in the Snowies.
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George McGovern was the initiator, and the eight-year chairman, of the Senate Select Committee on Nutrition, which through the 1970s strengthened the food stamp and school lunch programs and created the Women, Infants and Children nutrition program. He worked closely with Republican Sen. (and twice national nominee) Bob Dole of Kansas, back when that was still imaginable.After losing his Senate seat in 1980, McGovern became U.S. representative to the United Nations food program in Rome, and then U.N. ambassador on world hunger. In April 2002, he came to Portland for the opening of the new Oregon Food Bank warehouse/headquarters, and commented, "If I were President Bush, I would put some of the homeland security budget into reducing the misery and hunger in developing countries" -- not the kind of thing most people were saying seven months after 9/11.
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The Sixth Extinction Is Here — And It's Our Fault (recode.net)
submitted 8 months ago by izwizard
[–]outlaw66613 0 points1 point2 points 8 months ago (0 children)
As a person who recently had a son, its good to know his future will be in good hands. (F*@#!!!!! What have I and my ancestors done?!?!) Its really going to suck to say "Yep son, that WAS a cheetah (rhino, tiger etc)" "Can we go see them dad?" My son (or maybe his son) will ask and the reply will have to be "No son, these animals aren't around anymore. We just have pictures and videos to show us what they were and what they did" The human race what a prize......we suck
[–]NewBroPewPew 0 points1 point2 points 8 months ago (0 children)
Good thing we have collected a lot of the cooler animals DNA. We can just clone them. We all know this was what was going to happen. You can't have your shiny toys and the environment as well. At least not at our tech level. I like to go home sit on my couch made from trees. Watch My t.v. made from oil and rare earth metals sitting on more wood. All using Electric which I get from burning fossil fuels. So on and forth. Standard of living for humans Increase animals environments quality decrease.
[–]johnnydogma 0 points1 point2 points 8 months ago (0 children)
"Then, during the Third Reconciliation of the Last of the Meketrex Supplicants, they chose a new form for him, that of a giant Sloar! Many Shubs and Zulls knew what it was to be roasted in the depths of a Sloar that day, I can tell you!"
―Vinz Clortho
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Kiran. This Projector is a "budget" version of the 1080ST. Some of us cannot afford to pony up the extra $200-300 to purchase the 1080p model. Others budget shoppers who are not videophiles may not even care to disern differences in quality between 720p and 1080p as long as it produces a satisfactory image. Today's 720 projectors have significantly upgraded their image quality and 3D performance to levels greater than satifactory. I can attest to that with one of my projectors being an older OPTOMA HD66. Im a video/audiophile. I make concessions for quality and limited features when in using my 720p projector having knowlege of the full capabilities available in my theater room projector; the 1080p OPToma HD33. But for usage in a spare family room, the performamance of the HD66 model is pretty damn good! No complaints.
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