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Submitted by Leigh-Anne Mauk on Mon, 05/16/2005 - 12:00am
Hagerstown Community College held its 58th annual commencement on Saturday, May 15, at 9:30 a.m. in the Athletic, Recreation, and Community Center. HCC President Dr. Guy Altieri and members of the board of trustees presented 368 degrees and certificates before a crowd of more than 2,000.
Dr. Donna Rudy, HCC dean of student affairs, reports that 196 students received associate degrees in the transfer curricula, designed for students planning to continue their education at a four-year institution. The top choices of colleges for HCC graduates in the transfer program are Frostburg State University, Shepherd College, Shippensburg University and University of Maryland. Other transfer colleges include Johns Hopkins University, Virginia Commonwealth University, Shenandoah University and Virginia Tech.
Nursing was the most popular curricula for the two-year, career-oriented students with 54 graduates. In the transfer program, general studies and business administration were the largest concentrations.
Awards for academic achievement were presented at the Honors Convocation, held on May 12.


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With a stay at Hampton Inn & Suites Orlando-South Lake Buena Vista in Kissimmee (Disney's Maingate East), you'll be close to Lake Cecile and Downtown Disney® area.
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Make yourself at home in one of the 125 air-conditioned guestrooms. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and complimentary weekday newspapers, as well as direct-dial phones with free local calls.
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Boys' hoops: Dwyer's Joel James, Jupiter's Bobby Hain, Summit Christian's Farad Cobb, Brandon Williams signby Jeff Greer
Last year, Palm Beach County produced two Division I hoops players, though there could have been more. This year's class has four so far.
Dwyer center Joel James signed with North Carolina on Wednesday and Summit Christian's Farad Cobb and Brandon Williams signed with Tennessee-Chattanooga and Kennesaw State, respectively, on Thursday. Jupiter forward Bobby Hain signed with Youngstown State on Wednesday. They each rank among the top players in the county.
"I'm just so happy for these guys," Summit Christian coach Murray Smith said of Cobb and Williams. "These are four-year guys who've worked hard to get to this point and they deserve the ceremony and the celebration that come with it."
Cobb, a 6-foot point guard, should play right away at Chattanooga next year. The 6-8 Williams will be a steal at Kennesaw State, which plays its basketball in the Atlantic Sun conference. They're the main reason Summit Christian has a fantastic chance to repeat as state champs.
Hain will be one of the stars of a very good returning group at Jupiter. The 6-foot-9 forward is a lights-out shooter who has impressive range for a forward. He'll step into Jupiter's lead role with the graduation of Josh Schattie.
At Dwyer, the 6-11 James will take over as the focal point of a team fresh off a state title. He was part of UNC's impressive haul, which was the No. 4 recruiting class in the nation according to ESPN.com. He'll join forwards Brice Johnson and JP Tokoto and point guard Marcus Paige in Chapel Hill next year.
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text: Standing at 1,164 feet, the new JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai is the tallest dedicated hotel building in the world. The hotel, which will hold its official opening party on Feb. 28, is 115 feet taller than the Eiffel Tower and just 85 feet shorter than the Empire State Building. Until now, the title of "world's tallest hotel" was held by another Dubai hotel - the Rose Tower, which stands at 1,093 feet. It's worth noting that the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Hong Kong is higher, but occupies floors 102 to 118 in a nearly 1,600-foot-tall skyscraper. JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai The shape of the hotel's two, 72-story towers was inspired by a date palm tree, which is indigenous to the desert. Together, the towers contain 1,608 rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows to maximize the views. They also have 14 restaurants and bars, a spa and fitness center, an outdoor swimming pool, two ballrooms and 24 meeting rooms. The second tower will open by 2014. JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai Among the hotel's nine restaurants is Tong Thai, which offers both street food as well as authentic classics from across the globe. It's run entirely by women - from head chef to servers to bartenders. JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai The world's first Michelin-starred Indian chef – Atul Kochhar - runs the hotel's fine dining Indian restaurant, called Rang Mahal by Atul Kochhar. JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai La Farine, a boulangerie and social meeting spot, operates 24/7, which explains the 247 mirrors hung on its walls. JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai The JW Marriott Marquis hotel's chic steakhouse on the 68th floor is called Prime 68. JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai A table at Prime 68. Sara Steffenauer, Marriott Seating at one of the hotel's five bars. JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai The hotel's contemporary Levant restaurant. JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai Levant also has an outdoor terrace, where you can order meze and an authentic shisha pipe. JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai A sprawling pool deck on the JW Marriott hotel's 7th floor features a 32-meter swimming pool. If you're really into music, it's worth noting that the pool has underwater speakers. JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai The 7th-floor pool deck offers this view of both towers, as well as a bar and grill with a South Beach-inspired menu. Sara Steffenauer, Marriott An elevator foyer on the hotel's 64th floor. Sara Steffenauer, Marriott The hotel's name on the outside of the building is presented in two languages, including Arabic. Sara Steffenauer, Marriott Here, the hotel's name can be seen in English. Sara Steffenauer, Marriott A floral display in the hotel's lobby. Sara Steffenauer, Marriott Here's an example of a guest room at the JW Marriott Marquis. JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai A living room in one of the rooms at the hotel. JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai Here's a bathroom in a standard, 64th-floor guest room. If guests want a relaxing feel, they can switch the lighting to "spa mood" to illuminate the room in soft pink glow. Sara Steffenauer, Marriott The living room in the hotel's two-level JW Marriott Suite. All guests can expect evening turn-down service. Sara Steffenauer, Marriott A typical view overlooking Dubai from a 64th-floor guest room. Each room has a 46-inch LCD high-definition TV that connects to laptops, MP3 players or cameras. Basic rooms start at a spacious 581 square feet. Sara Steffenauer, Marriott At the hotel's Saray Spa, guests can pick from services such as body scrubs, massages, facials and manicures. The hotel's signature treatment, however, is a dip in its Dead Sea Floatation Pool. JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai When it's time to relax, guests can use the hotel's marble hammam, a Turkish steam bath. JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai A view of the side entrance of the JW Marriott Marquis Dubai. JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai In the distance, you can see the landmark Burj Khalifa - the tallest building in the world. This shot was taken from the hotel's 7th floor pool deck. Sara Steffenauer, MarriottLike this topic? You may also like these photo galleries:ReplayLast SlideNext Slide


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DC announced today that six of their currently running series are ending this April, and will be replaced by a 'Second Wave' of new books. It was really only a matter of time before some of The New 52 bit the dust, but who knew it would be this soon. The six new titles will be BATMAN INCORPORATED, EARTH 2, WORLD'S FINEST, DIAL H, G.I. COMBAT, and THE RAVAGERS. The "concluding" books include BLACKHAWKS, HAWK AND DOVE, MEN OF WAR, MISTER TERRIFIC, O.M.A.C. and STATIC SHOCK. Check out more Information on the new titles after the jump.


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Vancouver gold medalist and the US Ski Team's "It Girl", Lindsey Vonn, lightened her locks to walk down one of the most papped stretches of street in Los Angeles: Robertson Blvd.!
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Just when you thought that Palm is about to go belly up (or looking for a white knight), along comes the Aceeca PDA32 which throws a very slim lifeline not because the company is going to purchase Palm, but because the PDA32 runs off the Garnet operating system from Palm. Retailing for $199 a pop, it comes with a 320 × 480 resolution display, a 400MHz Samsung processor, 64MB RAM, optional Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity (a travesty with the latter being a staple these days). Anyone thinks that this PDA will be able to make it big?
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I used to love watching The Price is Right when I was growing up. I mean the old school Bob Barker Price is Right none of this new school Drew Carey mumbo jumbo. I always loved how Rod Roddy would announce the competitors down to contestant's row and they get to make their bids. They make their bids while you yell at the tv as loud as you could thinking 'you IDIOT'! This trade deadline is going to be very much of the same. Fantasy pundits like us will be doing that very thing in the forum, yelling and b****ing at the crazy trades, or praising the great moves that benefits both teams. This week we'll take a look at all the Western Conference teams and further analyze who is a buyer/seller and which players are potentially gearing up for a new uniform. I've also thrown in a few of my own trades that would make sense for both teams.
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Most of the rumours coming out of Anaheim have the Ducks dealing Chris Pronger to a variety of teams. There's one rumour where the Bruins that will land Pronger and Travis Moen for a first rounder, Joe Colborne and a late round draft pick. There's also another one floating around with Pronger returning to the St. Louis Blues. With so many rumours, along with the recent acquisition of Ryan Whitney, you gotta think that there's some truth that Pronger is being shopped around by the Ducks.
Calgary will be buyers at the deadline, it just won't be of the big time variety. Mike Cammalleri and his 63 points, will remain with the Flames for the remainder of the season, unless a huge deal gets offered to Darryl Sutter. The injury to Rene Bourque really threw a wrench into the Flames' top-six, but they'll be alright. There's also a rumour floating around that the Flames are interested in the Avs' Ryan Smyth. The only kicker is that Smyth has a no-trade clause, but if the Flames could free up the necessary cap space, would captain Canada return to Alberta for a second gig? How painful would it be for Oiler fans to see Smyth donning the flaming C? Adrian Aucoin is scheduled to become an UFA at the end of the season, if the Avs are willing to take on his contract, and perhaps get a throw-in such as Matthew Lombardi, it could be enticing enough to benefit both teams.
The Blackhawks should be buyers this trade season. They really don't have any glaring scoring needs but more of a need for complementary players as a supporting cast. They're still seeking a quality faceoff-taking centre to help complement their young guns. Could the Hawks go after Rod Brind'Amour? Brindy has two years left on his contract at three million per season, but isn't really finding a place in the Hurricanes' lineup this season. Brindy's only averaging 18:58 in ice-time this season compared to 22:28 last season. He's also averaging 1:30 shorthanded ice-time this season, which could help ease the loss of Patrick Sharp. The Hawks have also been trade partners before with Andrew Ladd and Tuomo Ruutu swapping teams a few seasons ago, so the trade network is there. The Hawks have plenty of prospects that could help the Hurricanes for now and in the future. Igor Makarov, Akim Aliu, and Jack Skille could prove lucrative enough for the Canes.
The Blue Jackets are sitting pretty in sixth but are also only four points off from being in 12th place. Like many Western Conference teams that makes it fairly hard to determine if they will be buyers or sellers at the deadline. The main thing that is in Columbus' favour is that they have plenty of cap space remaining this season, which means that if a team is desperate to unload a hefty contract, the Blue Jackets could get away with giving up very little and getting back quality talent in return. Philly's Daniel Briere is one example, so is Olli Jokinen of the Coyotes and perhaps even Wade Redden of the Rangers. If they teams are willing to sacrifice the salaries without expecting much in return, you might just see the Jackets jump on those players.
The Avalanche are last in the Western Conference, and following Monday night's loss to the lowly Islander, are definitely sellers at the deadline. Jordan Leopold, Ian Laperriere and Tyler Arnason could garner some interest during the trade deadline. Leopold will probably garner the most interest, but won't fetch much more than a prospect or a second/third round pick in return. Arnason once played for the Blackhawks, and could be a cheaper and easier option to obtain for Chicago than some of the big named stars available at the deadline.
The Stars are also one of the teams who are in a borderline playoff position. The Stars have lost five consecutive contests and has slipped outside of a playoff position. Jere Lehtinen is scheduled to become a UFA at the end of the season and if the right offer comes around, could find himself on new team on Wednesday. I think he'd look good beside Sidney Crosby in Pittsburgh to be honest. The Pens still have around $3.658 million available in cap space remaining, so salary cap isn't a roadblock for the move. If the Pens are willing to swap a Miro Satan, Petr Sykora or Ruslan Fedotenko it would pretty much become a straight equal salary swap.
There probably won't be any major changes to the Red Wings lineup at the trade deadline. The Wings are happy with their top-nine and their defense looks solid. The only change that could possibly happen is if they shop for a goalie. The Wings are pressed at the cap so they won't have much wiggle room to accommodate for another goalie unless they offload some serious salary. I think they'll live and die with the Ty Conklin and a Chris Osgood duo this season.
The Oilers are barely in a playoff position but if they continue to play inconsistent hockey they'll find themselves on the outside looking in come playoff time. Ethan Moreau's eye injury could seriously put a damper on their season as well as the trade deadline as he is irreplaceable to the Oilers' lineup. Their biggest bargaining chip is Erik Cole, who is scheduled to become an UFA at the end of the season. There were numerous rumours regarding Cole going to the Bruins at the deadline, but that might depend on whether or not they land Pronger. Denis Grebeshkov, Robbie Schremp, Ryan Potulny could also be a good bargaining chips as many teams are looking for an young cheap NHL options in the salary cap era of the NHL.
The Kings are pretty much in the same boat as the Blue Jackets. They have a whopping $12.551 million available in cap space for the deadline. They seem to be set in goal with Jon Quick and Erik Ersberg and their young defensive corps looks ready to take their next step in their development so it doesn't look like they have any holes to fill on the backend. Which means that pretty much leaves their major changes to be on their offense, similarly with the Blue Jackets situation, if a team is willing to get rid of a high priced contract cheaply, you might just see the Kings make a big splash at the deadline this year. They're probably looking for a top-six forward but with that amount of cap space who knows what could happen in the City of Angels.
In Wild country, two big profiled athletes could be leaving at the deadline. Nik Backstrom and Marian Gaborik who are both scheduled to become UFA's at the end of the season could possibly be leaving. Gaborik just passed a physical which deemed his hip "mechanically sound, repaired and healed". That might just be enough of a push for a team to go out and pick him up for a cheaper than retail price. Similarly, the Wild are better off in dealing Backstrom for something rather than to keep him and lose him to free agency in the off-season for nothing. They have a fully capable backup in Josh Harding to take the reigns, so it's not like they are going to be in serious goaltending trouble. If the Wild could squeeze a first-rounder plus a NHL ready prospect for Gabby that might just be enough for GM Doug Risebrough to cave.
The Coyotes might as well count this season as a wash as they'll need around 500 miracles to happen in order to get them into the playoffs this year. One miracle that was supposed to pan out was the off-season acquisition of Jokinen. His 42 points in 57 contests, is well shy of the numbers that he is fully capable of producing. He's a potential candidate to shed unnecessary salary, while picking up some quality players or draft picks in return. His $5.25 million salary is a bit hefty for many teams but for teams like Columbus, or LA, who have the available cap space along with a need for a scoring centre might be able to accommodate if the selling price is right. Derek Morris has pretty much packed his bags and is ready to go to another team when the phone rings on Wednesday. There's a few teams out there looking for a physical defenseman, and could be a big minutes chewer as he's averaging 21:16 in ice-time this season. If Boston can't land Pronger, Kaberle or Leopold, I think they could seriously make a run at Morris.
The Sharks are set. With no cap space and a top-six set in stone they won't make any major moves this deadline.
The Blues have been surging thanks to the quality goaltending of Chris Mason as they sit three points out of a playoff spot in the Western Conference. St. Louis can lean either way with Keith Tkachuk, if they get a great offer for him they could deal him, if they don't it doesn't really hurt them to keep him for a playoff run. If the Blues decide to be buyers at the deadline they'll be looking for some blue line veteran presence on the backend to shore up the defense. With the quality play of Jay McClement recently, the Blues could use David Perron as a bargaining chip at the deadline on Wednesday. The Blues will probably also try to unload one of the two overpaid defenseman in Eric Brewer or Jay McKee if they possibly could. B.J. Crombeen could also prove to be a value asset for toughness come playoff time for a Stanley Cup contending team.
In Vancouver around half the team is up for UFA at the end of the season, which means this season they are going to try to hit a homerun ball in the bottom of the ninth. The Canucks have $2.731 million available in cap space, so they have a bit room to perhaps add a checking centre or a depth defenseman, but not enough to make a huge splash at the deadline.
Anyway, back towards my Price is Right analogy, what price would you pay to compete with the Dobber crew in a fantasy pool and be leading the pool by 5.5 points with roughly six weeks left? Well yours truly is leading doing exactly that and leading Dobber himself by 28.5 points in our Expert's roto-league. It'll be an interesting to see what happens in the next six weeks as a few moves already have caused me to panic a bit. Eric Maltais pulled off a stunner sending Spezza, Booth, Kessel, Jokinen and Kipper to Notch for Crosby, Kovalev and Pronger, which has pushed me to think about some possible deals to help improve my team. Next week we will analyse the some of the trades that went down at the deadline and how it impacts fantasy teams heading forward. Be sure to check the website for the most up-to-date trades and analysis today and Wednesday in order to help you get a competitive edge in your fantasy pools for the final stretch run of this season.


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my iphone is doing funny things , first I tried to uninstall some stuff yesterday like ANTS ... I and I get error in runinng the uninstall exec script ----
Now today I ssh in my phone with fugu , so far so good . Wanted to install the german Keyboard ... created the folder in bin ... everything fine so far , when i try to ssh into my iphone via tertminal , i get in no problem as soon i try to go via cd / to the folder i need to go to run the german install it disconnects ,
I tried the same with the mobileTerminal on the iphone , same thing , it just closes the terminal program as soon i type cd/ any idea ? I had a similar problem yesterday when I was running UIctl .. it just crashed all the time
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xmaveric wrote:A few suggestions:
1. Could you please add a preference to the Chrome version so we can edit the refresh timer?
2. A way to filter to list would be great (i.e. Only show READY games.)
3. How about a turbo mode, that whenever you have a game available, clicking the logo opens a tab right to the first game, instead of displaying the list?
railfrog wrote:I put the conquer tell icon on the end of the menu bar, and when i close FF and then reopen it the icon for conquer tell is hidden under my bookmarks toolbar!!
Have to go to VIEW --> TOOLBARS --> CUSTOMISE to get it back every time.
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The grease monkey icon stays there but not the conquer tell one.
jonducrou wrote:What version of Firefox are you using?
sherkaner wrote:Hmm, I had to kill FF a few times the last couple of days because my computer became slow, and now I'm testing if this addon was the cause. Kind of a long shot, but did anyone else notice FF taking up more memory and processing power after installing this?
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Spicy and garlicky potatos! A great side dish, especially for spice rubbed grilled chicken!
1/4 cup EVOO
1 Tbsp minced garlic
2 tsp red pepper flakes
1 tsp kosher salt
2 lbs potatos cut into thick slices and wedges
Pre-heat oven to 400
Combine: oil,garlic, pepperflakes and salt in a large bowl, add potatos and toss well to coat.
Spread potatos on a baking sheet in a single layer. Cover with foil and roast for 15 minutes to steam.
Remove foil and continue to cook for 30 minutes stirring twice.
Potatos are always good!
When spiced up, they are always better!!


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The Nokia 808 PureView has received an update (yesterday).
I have only had the Nokia 808 PureView for a week and it will be heading home tomorrow so I am not sure that I will have time to check-out the update and what the new features bring.
However, the updates are for several applications. These are:
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The Ontario Rehabilitation Sciences Programs Application Service (ORPAS) is the centralized application service for applying to:
To learn more about this unique application please visit: www.ouac.on.ca/orpas/.
The COU Statement on Advanced Study at Provincially Assisted Ontario Universities is intended to serve as a guide for answering questions about the eligibility and admissibility of students with undergraduate degrees to university graduate and professional programs.


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Each nylon lantern is fitted with solar panel and rechargeable battery (included) to soak up the sun and automatically light up when it gets dark out. Each lantern also comes with optional base for sitting on the table or floor. Now you can add color and light to your outdoor space without the hassle of electrical cords.
Fully charge each solar lantern in the beginning by turning on the switch and sitting in the sun for 1-2 days.
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Spokane >Gifts & Novelties > Event Rents
4020 E Broadway Ave, Spokane, WA | Directions 99202-452947.664432 -117.350483
8:30am - 5:00pm M-F
9:00am - 12:00pm Most Saturdays
Neighborhoods: East Central
I was going onto the Event Rents web site to make my third order for linens with this wonderful company--had been in touch with Brad, the owner, and had my order almost finished except for the colors. I happened to click on the City.. web site and read the reviews that had been submitted earlier. I was so surprised at the one negative one that I had to let everyone know that this must have come from a disgruntled competitor or something. I have found everyone at Event Rents to be unfailingly professional and very responsible. My last order was for linens for a Flower Show School in Moscow, ID. My quandry was that we had some custom made display structures for designs and needed pristine white tablecloths of a specific size. I discussed our special needs with Brad and after a few final questions he recommended just the right size. I was especially impressed with the cleanliness and care of the linens . We were proud of the results for our event. I am also always impressed with the speed that he responds to me on email--he definitely makes me feel that my rather small orders are very important. You will not be disappointed.
These guys are the BEST in town! – I am not sure what planet the last reviewer lives on, but I have used Event Rents for personal and corporate events for the past three years. The Event Rents staff are not only consummate professionals, but bend over backwards to make sure my events are successful (and have done just that on several occasions when I have made an error with my orders). After the first time Event Rents took care of my first event, I knew I would never use anyone else in town. They make no mystery of the fact that their #1 priority is to make each one of my events successful. LOVE THEM!!
Do NOT go with this company! – I used Event Rents for a large, family event and had an absolutely nightmarish experience. I have never interacted with a more rude, inconsiderate, incompetent, entitled group of people.
Please do NOT use this company for any of your rental needs. There are other rental companies in Spokane that are much more competent.
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Since 1986, General Pump has worked closely with its customers to
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Dedicated to providing customers with industry-leading customer service and products, the reasons for their leadership are clear. They aim to maintain and build upon that position, and invite you review their new web site and provide them with any suggestions you might have.
They're organized to maximize their resources, both human and financial. The same care the company takes in the development of its products and systems has been incorporated into their headquarters in historic Mendota Heights, Minnesota.
Located on 6.2 acres, their 54,000 square foot facility was designed to provide their employees a highly productive and enjoyable atmosphere – one thoroughly conducive to the delivery of maximum customer service.
Their distribution center and warehouse complex on the lower level has been engineered to achieve optimum material handling efficiencies. These efficiencies also enhance their service capabilities, and also allow the facility to function as a Just-In-Time inventory system for their customers.
General Pump's Research and Development Department has expanded four-fold in the new facility.


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My FIrst Bird Book and Bird Feeder
A great way to introduce kids to nature and the joys of bird-watching, My First Bird Book and Bird Feeder combines a full-color illustrated field guide and activity book with a custom-designed, sky blue window feeder.Sharon Lovejoy, author of Toad Cottages and Shooting Stars, Sunflower Houses, and other uplifting nature and gardening titles, brings her expertise and artistic sensibility to this joyous guide to 34 backyard birds, from the zippy Ruby-throated Hummingbird to the clever Chickadee, who grows extra brain cells during the winter to help remember hidden stashes of food. Lively text delves into each bird's diet, behavior, range, nests, habitat, and calls; the watercolor illustrations are expressive and meticulously detailed. Additionally, readers will learn how to create a bird journal and whip up a batch of bird food.The feeder is generous, shaped like a house, fully open in the front for the birds, and with side windows and a porthole for the viewer. The roof protects the feed, and the bottom lip folds open for easy cleaning. Two suction cups hold the feeder to a window.
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Three East Lancs men wanted by Police (From Blackburn Citizen)
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Three East Lancs men wanted by Police
2:31pm Tuesday 24th December 2013 in News
POLICE chiefs are calling on the public to help them trace these three wanted men.
Stuart John Davey, 41, orig-inally from the Blackburn area, is wanted in connection with a burglary in the Gannow area of Burnley on Dec-ember 18.
He is described as slim, about 6ft 5ins tall, with hazel eyes, and tattoos on both arms.
It is believed he has now grown his hair, which is described as dark and wavy.
Although he has lived in the Blackburn area, it is now believed he is in the Duke Bar area of Burnley.
Brian Furlong, 50, orig-inally from London, is wanted on a prison recall. He was jailed in 2010 for two burglaries in Padiham, and was sentenced to four years.
He was released on licence in July, but is believed to have breached the terms of that licence, and has been recalled to prison to serve the rest of his sentence.
Furlong is slim, 5ft 8ins tall, with a northern accent. He has brown eyes, short grey hair, and a Union Jack and West Ham United tattoo on his right arm. He also prev-iously lived in the Blackburn area, but is now believed to be in Burnley.
Lee Roberts, 33, from Burn-ley, is wanted for failing to appear at Burnley Crown Court, and a warrant has been issued for his arrest.
He was due to appear after being charged with three counts of burglary in Nelson on September 6.
He is slim, 6ft 2ins tall, has blue eyes, short dark brown hair, and signs of the zodiac tattoos on his right arm.
Sgt Paul Gaynor, of Bur-nley police, said: "If anybody knows where these men are, or if they have been in cont-act with them recently, then I would urge them to contact police."
Call 101 quoting log refer-ence LC-20131223-0533 or Crime- stoppers on 0800 555111.
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noddy57 wrote:i suggest you read your comment just to see how ridiculous you sound
if we were all microchipped at birth like some pets are,,,it would save the police millions of pounds in press releases etc,,,and it would save fortunes in manpower not to mention fuel and such,
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ste.g wrote:l don,t need to read it l wrote it,,,think about it,,,,,,,,,,preventi
noddy57 wrote:i suggest you read your comment just to see how ridiculous you sound
if we were all microchipped at birth like some pets are,,,it would save the police millions of pounds in press releases etc,,,and it would save fortunes in manpower not to mention fuel and such,
on is better than cure,,,,what,s up are you a criminal ?
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Create a cool, shaded environment for plants, animals and people with 40% shade cloth
This knit high-density polyethylene 40% shade cloth is both effective and low cost. The material cuts down on UV penetration and keeps the area underneath cooler and shaded. This knit material has better strength, ventilation and water permeability when compared with woven shade barriers. It is also 20-35% lighter than woven shade cloth so it is easy to install, roll up and store, plus it puts less stress on the support structure. Lock-stitch weave can be cut without unraveling. Our 40% shade cloth does not require taping and is easy to repair if punctured. Material is chemical resistant against pesticides, detergents and other chemicals. White color. USA made.NOTE: Grommets sold separately, Item No. 127727.
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Second purchase of this product
By Bob
from Joshua Tree CA
About Me Midrange Shopper
Comments about White Shade Cloth 40% Shade Factor:
You need this product to grow a garden in the desert.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Just what I wanted
By Tomato grower
from Colorado
Used the product for shade for tomato plants
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Good But Discolored
By Backyard Gardener
from Chino Hills
I have purchased this shadecloth a few times for shading young trees and plants (mostly avocado). The product itself is excellent and is nice looking, except that the last piece that I ordered came with an orange discoloration. I'm guessing that the discoloration had to do with the way it was stored and was not from the original manufacturing. Even for garden use this was disappointing but if you plan to use the cloth for any application where appearance is important you may want to try to contact the company to be sure that you do not get a discolored piece. I was able to cut this cloth without any unraveling and it held well where stapled to wood posts. Of all of the pieces that I have installed not one nas torn or unraveled in any way even under high winds. I would have given 5 stars had it not been for the discoloration.
Easy to work with
By Ada
from Van Nuys, CA
About Me Budget Shopper
My boyfriend and I constructed a free standing greenhouse with EMT piping and fittings. We pulled the shade cloth over the top and sides, using conventional grommets and bungees. The cloth was easy to work with and lightweight. Although it didnt ravel, we did need to tape the edges, as there was some curling on the cut edges. We also taped before hole punch and grommeting, due to the loose weave of the fabric. The white cloth is effective and attractive, my plants are much happier and the birds seem to stay away. Overall we were very happy with the cloth.
Won't find it anywhere else!
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About Me High-end Shopper
When I was searching for covering for my orchid shade house, I wanted white as it would be the least obtrusive for my neighbors. I searched everywhere online for polyethylene in white but ONLY found it here at Gemplers. The reason? Mildew resistant and so far, stain-free. We've been using it for over a year and despite regular application of seaweed and other colorful and/or smelly fertilizers and chemicals, there has been no discoloration at all. We recommend 100% - it is durable, attractive, breathable, high quality material. Just bought a whole lot more to expand the shade house!


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An Aaron Ramsey cat for the pigeons
At the end of the season, a lot of Arsenal players' positions in the squad should be under severe scrutiny from the coaching staff. There are numerous players who the fans believe shouldn't have much of a future at the Emirates, and one name that always pops up in such discussions is Aaron Ramsey.
As mentioned by fellow ESPN FC blogger Andrew Mangan, injuries to youngsters at Arsenal can significantly dent their chances of regularly making it into the club's first team. The same could have happened to Ramsey when he suffered his broken leg at Stoke in 2010. In the weeks leading up to that game, he was settling into the Arsenal midfield and had put in some impressive performances as a 19-year-old in a team that was chasing the title.
Now 22, many would argue that Ramsey hasn't hit the level of some of the performances he put in before his serious injury. To help regain form and fitness, he had loan spells at Cardiff City and Nottingham Forest during his recovery. He hardly dominated the middle of the park in the Championship, so for many Gooners it can be frustrating when they see him picked in the Arsenal midfield.
In recent weeks, Ramsey has been regularly selected for the big games. He featured at home to Liverpool and Bayern Munich, and was picked for the North London derby. For someone that many consider one of the worst central midfielders at the club, seeing his name on the team sheet for an important match does irk certain supporters.
I can see why people become frustrated at the Welshman's performances. For someone that cost £5 million as an unproven teenager, there was always going to be a lot of pressure on Ramsey to ultimately be a leading midfielder in the Premier League, something he is still a considerable way from achieving. He isn't as slick as the likes of Wilshere and Cazorla, often takes too many touches and can slow the game down in midfield. He doesn't have the wider vision and view of the game that the best passers have.
That doesn't mean that his appearance in the Arsenal team will bring an apocalypse though. If selected for the right games, Ramsey can be effective and do well in this Arsenal team. When he occasionally featured in place of the injured Arteta in the pivot role in midfield, we saw a tougher side to his game. When he was signed, he was thought of as more of a creative midfielder. With the improvement of Wilshere, Ramsey now can be seen as more of a grafter in the middle.
He hasn't necessarily been helped by his willingness to play in any position given to him. He's not cut out to be a winger, or a full back, but it's to his credit that he's attempted to play there with minimum fuss. I have an issue with Wenger picking him out of position, because while he's still learning his trade as a central midfielder, playing on the flanks won't help him.
I like Aaron Ramsey as he never hides during a game, something that has infuriated me about some Arsenal players in the past, and he has fought his way back from a career-threatening injury. Due to that, he is about a year behind in his development, so hopefully he will become the player people hoped he would be.
The key is for Arsene Wenger to select him in the right games. I don't think he's ready to consistently play in the big, high intensity games as his decision making isn't quick enough yet. However, if used as a central midfielder in matches that Arsenal are likely to dominate, he can make himself a worthwhile option to have in the squad.
It's harsh to make Ramsey a scapegoat after a poor team performance. Arguably, the fact he gets selected more often than some would like is endemic of the whole squad not being good enough. Others around him have had injury problems this season, so Ramsey has been called upon.
He seems to be viewed by Arsene Wenger as a safer option in midfield. Becoming more of a grafter in midfield should be viewed as him laying the groundwork for the rest of his career. The challenge for Ramsey is to build on that and improve his all round game to get fans back on his side. Patience from fans about all areas of the club is wearing extremely thin at the moment, but if they can remain patient with Ramsey, he can still have a good impact on Arsenal.