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1 AGN 331 Soil Science Lecture & Laboratory Face to Face Version, Spring, 2012 Syllabus Contact Information: J. Leon Young Office number: Soil Plant Analysis Lab: Agriculture Department, Main Office: Home: Office hours: Monday through Friday 10:00 AM to 11:45 AM and 1:30 to 3:00 PM except on Thursday afternoon You can contact me on my office phone, home phone, or , You can also use the mail tool in Blackboard to contact me. I will check the course mail at least one time per day (and one time on weekends) and usually respond to your mails within 12 to 24 hours. However, if you are having major problems, do not hesitate to contact me by telephone. Navigating Through the Course: This semester, students on campus will have a "Hybrid" course which will have both "face to face" activities as well as on line requirements. An online course can be intimidating for first time users. Please read all information regarding the use of Blackboard found in the Introduction and Course Overview section found under the "Course Content" button located on the Course Content Page or Home Page. You will be responsible for understanding how the course will be delivered. This page will provide you with all the information you will need. Not knowing how to use the tools will not be an acceptable excuse, as help is available. Text: The Nature and Properties of Soils, 13 th or 14 th edition by N.C. Brady and R. R. Weil. Obtaining a copy of this text is absolutely necessary for successful completion of the course. Every chapter of online material will have assignments and readings from the textbook. You will be responsible for the text material as well as the online material. You cannot be successful in this class without interacting with all material. Attendance: Students in the Face to Face version of the class are expected to attend class. Attendance will be checked in each lecture and lab and will be
2 used to compute an attendance grade (percent attendance) which will then be incorporated into the grading matrix shown below. Students who can present documented proof of illness, death in the immediate family, of out of town field trip associated with the University may (may not will) be granted excused absence and thus remove the absence from the % attendance calculation. However students with more than 4 absences for any reason will not be granted excused absences. Assignments: Weekly assignments are usually due at 8:00 AM on Wednesday. If they are turned in late (after 8:00 AM) but before the weekly exam on that unit or module there will be a 50% grade reduction. If assignments are not turned in by the time of the exam on that unit, a grade of zero (0) will be recorded. Although you must submit assignments online, as per instructions in the assignment, you also must bring "hard copy" of the assignment to class. In the case of Excel files and graphs they must be submitted in class, not on line. You should keep digital copies of all of your assignments and work on you personal computer or on some sort of portable memory storage. If you will be out of town on an official University trip or other conflict which prevents you from submitting an assignment on time, please contact Dr. Young in advance to work our submission arrangements. You must complete the Honesty Statement and submit it before you will be allowed to take the first exam. The statement and instructions are found as the first assignment in the Assignments section of the course. This will allow you to not only show your intent, but to practice assignment submission for your course assignments. Follow the directions to complete it. Cheating will not be tolerated. Testing: All Testing will be done online and in a proctored setting. All on campus students will take exams on Tuesday afternoons as part of the weekly lab meetings beginning at 3:00 PM using the computers in Ag 109, 115, and 116. Students missing an exam due to a University sponsored trip may substitute a written discussion of the trip as it relates to "Soils" with possible point total reduced by the point value of the missed exam. If you are going to miss a weekly exam, try to discuss it with me in advance. If you miss an exam due to illness or other circumstances contact me immediately to make arrangements for a make-up exam. Otherwise the mechanism described below will be used to determine grades. Excluding University sponsored trips, students will be allowed to take only
3 one make-up exam. After missing one exam, students with missing exam scores will receive a grade determined by multiplying the possible points on the missed exam(s) by the percentage score received on the final exam. For example, a student has missed 200 possible points on quizzes and receives a 75% score on the Final Exam. The student will receive 150 points for the missed exams (200 * 0.75 = 150). Note, this really adds the missed exam points to the final exam which is a comprehensive exam. Grading: Final grades are based on a percentage of total points. Accumulation of total points will be according to the following schedule. ITEM Points (approximate) Activity % Assignments 250 Lecture 11 Laboratory 400 Lab 18 Weekly Exams 1200 Lecture 53 Attendance % 200 Lecture & Lab Final Exam 200 Lecture 9 Total 100 Note: These are estimated points based on what has happened in previous semesters. Actual points will vary from semester to semester. Student Learner Outcomes and Course Objectives: 1. Understand and use soil science terminology 2. Understand and explain major principals of soil science 3. Relate soil science to other sciences and to the agriculture industry 4. Use principals of soil science in problem solving. 9 Program Learning Outcomes: 1. The student will demonstrate entry level skills needed for success in horticulture, agronomy, animal science and other related fields in the area of: a) plant physiology and anatomy b) practical experience in plant management systems c) basic knowledge of plant genetics and reproduction
4 d) identification and knowledge of crops and e) management of soils including use of lime, fertilizer nutrients, and crop protection chemicals 2. The student will demonstrate quantitative competence related to horticulture and agronomy. (Quantitative) 3. The student will exhibit problem solving skills based on quantitative and analytical reasoning. (Problem solving) 4. The student will demonstrate effective communication skills. (Communications) 5. The student will exhibit leadership and other interpersonal skills needed for career placement and advancement. (Leadership) Lecture Topics: 1. Introduction (Chapter 1) 2. Soil Physical Properties (Chapter 4 and 7) 3. Soil Formation and Classification (Chapter 2 and 3) 4. Soil Organisms (Chapter 11) 5. Organic Matter (Chapters 12) 6. Nitrogen (Chapters 13 and 16) 7. Phosphorous (Chapters 14 and 16) 8.Soil Mineralogy and Colloids (Chapter 8) 9. Soil ph (Chapters 9) 10. Alkaline and Salt Affected Soils (Chapter 10) 11. Potassium (Chapters 14 and 16) 12. Soil Water (Chapters 5, 6, 17) 13. Secondary Nutrients and Micronutrients (Chapters 9, 13, and 15) Detailed dates are at: Link to semester schedule of topics Laboratory: The Laboratory portion of the course will consist of: Laboratory will meet each week. Students taking classes on campus must attend laboratory. The second hour of Lab will be used to take the weekly exam. Problem solving modules linked to some of the Lecture modules including quizzes
5 A Soil Project in which the student collects information and data from a soil and produces a major paper Laboratory analyses of soil samples related to the Soil Project Students who are enrolled in the course and are on the SFA campus will be expected to attend laboratory. Later in the semester, students will need to schedule lab time to work on their soil project. Students who are not on campus during the week but are in driving distance of Nacogdoches will be expected to schedule a Saturday visit to campus so that necessary laboratory work can be carried out. Students who are not within a few hour driving distance of Nacogdoches will be able to make other arrangements to substitute for the laboratory analyses used in the Soil Project. If you will not be able to come to campus, contact the instructor directly, to get some idea of what will be involved. Web based laboratory activities can be found under the "Laboratory" button on the Lecture course homepage. There will be no activities for on campus students at the Laboratory listing of the course where you log on to Blackboard. Students who are not on campus will use the Laboratory listing. Academic Integrity (A-9.1) Academic integrity is a responsibility of all university faculty and students. Faculty members promote academic integrity in multiple ways including instruction on the components of academic honesty, as well as abiding by university policy on penalties for cheating and plagiarism. Definition of Academic Dishonesty Academic dishonesty includes both cheating and plagiarism. Cheating includes but is not limited to (1) using or attempting to use unauthorized materials to aid in achieving a better grade on a component of a class; (2) the falsification or invention of any information, including citations, on an assigned exercise; and/or (3) helping or attempting to help another in an act of cheating or plagiarism. Plagiarism is presenting the words or ideas of another person as if they were your own. Examples of plagiarism are (1) submitting an assignment as if it were one's own work when, in fact, it is at least partly the work of another; (2) submitting a work that has been purchased or otherwise obtained from an Internet source or another source; and (3) incorporating the words or ideas of an author into one's paper without giving the author due credit. Please read the complete policy at:
6 Withheld Grades Semester Grades Policy (A-54) Ordinarily, at the discretion of the instructor of record and with the approval of the academic chair/director, a grade of WH will be assigned only if the student cannot complete the course work because of unavoidable circumstances. Students must complete the work within one calendar year from the end of the semester in which they receive a WH, or the grade automatically becomes an F. If students register for the same course in future terms the WH will automatically become an F and will be counted as a repeated course for the purpose of computing the grade point average. Students with Disabilities To obtain disability related accommodations, alternate formats and/or auxiliary aids, students with disabilities must contact the Office of Disability Services (ODS), Human Services Building, and Room 325, / (TDD) as early as possible in the semester. Once verified, ODS will notify the course instructor and outline the accommodation and/or auxiliary aids to be provided. Failure to request services in a timely manner may delay your accommodations. For additional information, go to: Student Learning Outcomes: 1. Students will use proper forage terminology in written and oral communication 2. Students will be able to explain the major principles of soil science. 3. Students will be able to describe major soil management practices 4. Students will be able to relate soil science to the various sectors in the Agricultural Industry as well at to Environmental and Economic issues and to the other agricultural sciences (agronomy, horticulture, animal agriculture etc.).
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An education consultant, Ike Onyechere has said that the policy of scrapping JAMB and NECO is one of the best decisions that President Goodluck Jonathan should have taken a long time ago in the education sector.
While speaking on Channels Television's Breakfast Show Sunrise Daily, Mr Onyechere said the education stakeholders have been calling for something drastic to be done in the education sector, "some people went as far as calling for declaration of state of emergency in the educational sector".
He added that the decision is a good one and a lot of stakeholders are in support of it.
Mr Onyechere explained that a lot of candidates for this year's JAMB are disenfranchised because most of them are being posted to write the examination far from their locations.
He said most of them are confused and have said they will not be partaking from this year's exams.
The educationist said one of the reasons why JAMB should be scrapped is that there is no institution abroad whose admission is being controlled by a government parastatals.
He said other countries come here to recruit our students directly but our institutions can't go there to recruit their students, which is why we don't have foreign students in Nigeria.


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Abdoulaye Doucoure says Everton are developing greater resolve and character – and there is a unanimous desire for performances to consistently reflect the Club's ambition.
Midfielder Doucoure made a pivotal contribution on the season's opening day when Everton responded to falling behind by delivering a compelling second-half display to overwhelm visitors Southampton.
It was a first Premier League victory after trailing at half-time since September 2015 – while Everton gained three points from a losing position after earning five from similar predicaments in 19 home matches last term.
That stirring riposte on Saturday, insists Doucoure, was indicative of an Everton side prepared to scrap and hammer away at opponents under Rafael Benitez.
Everton go to what is sure to be a fired-up Elland Road to face Leeds United this weekend.
"This season, we have to compete in each game," Doucoure told evertontv.
"Even if we are losing, we have to work hard.
"This season, we will have this mentality.
"We know what was missing last season – this season we know we have more leaders in the team and more experience and I think it is going to be great for us.
"[Away from home], we need to have the same form as last year.
"If we do that and change our home form, we will finish high in the table.
"Now it is a matter of doing it, not saying it.
"Actions speak more than words, I think."
Doucoure entered his second Everton season vowing to add more goals and assists from a comparatively advanced position.
Manager Benitez has released the player from his deep-lying role and asked Doucoure to effect games in the final third – challenging the Frenchman to score at least five Premier League goals.
Sure enough, when the ball dropped at the edge of the box with 14 minutes remaining against Southampton, Doucoure was in position to pounce.
He swivelled and belted the ball into the roof of the net, tearing off in wild celebration – and receiving a caution for removing his shirt when swept up in the moment.
"I took off my shirt because I was so happy to score that goal in front of the fans," said Doucoure.
"I should have kept it on because I took a yellow card but it was so difficult [to contain emotion].
"I know I have this [scoring ability] in my game.
"I said before the season, I could score more goals and help the team.
"The manger wants me to push and be on the second balls.
"The goal I scored was because I went in the box and was there before my opponent.
"The fans were there, which was a massive thing for us.
"To play that type of game in front of them was great for me.
"I was very surprised by the noise
"When we scored the second goal, the stadium was on fire.
"I was very happy to live that experience."
Everton have two Premier League away matches prior to the campaign's first international break in September – in addition to a Carabao Cup visit to Championship club Huddersfield Town next week.
That trio of away days begins with Saturday's game at Leeds, where Everton earned one of their 11 away wins last term.
The latest visit is likely to constitute a taller order, however, with the Yorkshire club poised to welcome a capacity Premier League crowd for the first time in more than 17 years.
Everton will be backed by a sold-out travelling support – and sustained by a first-day win secured courtesy of strikes from the indefatigable Richarlison and Dominic Calvert-Lewin, either side of Doucoure's humdinger.
"The most important thing was to get the first win in front of the fans," added Doucoure.
"The manager said to us at half-time to stay calm, everybody knows we can have some actions in front of goal.
"Everyone played his part – we came back very strongly and saw a different Everton in the second half.
"I knew if we kept pushing and working the goal could come.
"That is the mentality this season but, like I said, the actions speak more than words."


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A vicious home invasion and knife attack while the victim's horrified children looked on earned a man a ten and a half years in prison at Galway Circuit Court.
Eddie O'Loughlin, with an address at Finbar's Terrace in Bohermore, was sentenced for a single count of aggravated burglary which involved breaking into a woman's home and attacking her partner with a knife.
Initially O'Loughlin pleaded not guilty to the charges, and the case went to trial on February 7, 2018. However, after Adrienne Keary gave direct evidence at the trial he changed his plea to guilty.
Despite this plea of guilty, Mr O'Loughlin's barrister said at the sentencing hearing that he maintained his innocence, that he didn't have a knife on the day in question and that this event never happened.
Knife attack
At the sentencing hearing this week Detective Garda Pat Fahy outlined the facts of the case for the Circuit Court.
On the morning of June 20, 2016 at a residence in An Sean Bhaile, Doughiska, Adrienne Keary was at home with her three kids getting them ready for school.
Her ex-partner Jonathan King, the children's father, was also there, sleeping in an upstairs bedroom.
Shortly before 8am there was a knock on the door, and when the woman answered it she saw a man whom she recognised.
She also saw a black Audi pulled up on the street, with a man sitting in the back seat with his hood pulled up.
The man asked her if King was in the house. She then called to him upstairs and shut the door most of the way.
While she was looking over shoulder the door was slammed open by O'Loughlin, knocking her to the ground.
Eddie O'Loughlin rushed inside with a knife and jumped on Jonathan King, who was halfway down the stairs, and began stabbing him repeatedly.
Garda Fahy said that King was stabbed six or seven times, suffering injuries to both sides of his ribs, his face and chest.
The knife used in the attack was a large kitchen knife with a serrated edge, Garda Fahy told the court.
O'Loughlin was known to Mr King, the court heard, and during the attack King repeatedly asked what was happening.
The eldest girl, who was 17 at the time, tried to pull her father away from O'Loughlin, who then swung the kitchen knife at her face.
One the other children, a girl who was 12 at the time, was screaming on the stairs while her father was attacked.
At one point Eddie O'Loughlin fell away from King against a table in the hall, but then launched himself at King with the knife again.
Adrienne ran out the front door and began banging on her neighbours window, yelling for help.
O'Loughlin came calmly walking out of the house with the bloody knife in his hand. He looked directly at her and put his finger to his lips before a third person who never left the car drove them out of the estate.
While this was happening one of the girls inside the house had called 999 to get help, identifying the attacker as Eddie O'Loughlin.
Gardaí arrived five minutes later, and Garda Fahy said that there was blood on the carpet, the walls, the stairs, bannister, and all over a bathroom also.
The identity of the driver of a black Audi was quickly identified, Garda Fahy said, and the same day he was arrested at his address in Murrough along with O'Loughlin, who was also present.
O'Loughlin was interviewed once by gardaí, where he "did his level best to frustrate the interview process" Garda Fahy said, refusing to cooperate in any fashion.
Despite this blood was found on the upper thigh of the jeans he was wearing when arrested, which was matched to Jonathan King.
He was charged at a special sitting of the District Court the following day.
The other individual had already been dealt with by the court before this week's hearing, receiving a nine month suspended sentence after making full admissions and pleading guilty to his part.
Garda Fahy said that the other person is a "totally different individual" to O'Loughlin, and that he had possibly been pressured into taking part.
Though she gave direct evidence at the trial, Adrienne Keary did not give a victim impact statement at the sentencing hearing, telling gardaí that she "just wants this whole thing to be over".
For his part Jonathan King refused to give a statement to gardaí at any point in the investigation.
Mr O'Loughlin's barrister said that he fell into criminality at an early age due to a "dismal childhood" and leaving school early at the age of 15.
It was not long after this when he received the first of his 35 convictions, receiving a jail sentence for burglary.
The defence also said that he has struggled with drug addiction from a very young age and suffers from anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts.
Despite this, the defence said that he has qualified as a fitness instructor in prison, and the he hopes to reunite with his partner and two children after his sentence, and leave Ireland.
Judge Rory McCabe said that it was clear from the evidence that this was a premeditated attack, which only aggravated an already very serious offence.
He said that this was at the higher end of the scale of gravity of any charge of aggravated burglary.
Judge McCabe added that he saw very little evidence to convince him of the prospect of rehabilitation, saying O'Loughlin has "little or no respect for the law and an entrenched disposition to criminality".
The judge imposed a prison sentence of 10 and half years with credit for the time served since he went into custody in February 2018.


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The Pennsylvania House of Representatives has unanimously passed a bill introduced by Rep. Babette Josephs, D-Phila., that would make it illegal to force or coerce someone into having an identification device implanted on or under his or her skin.
An identification device would be defined as anything containing or transmitting personal information, such as name; address; contact information, including phone number and e-mail; date of birth; driver's license; Social Security or state identification number; religion; ethnicity; bank or credit card information; fingerprint or any other unique identifier.
Josephs said the risks to privacy that could occur as a result of such a device on any human, regardless of age or condition, outweigh any possible benefit that could be derived. She also added that some medical experts believe such devices may contribute to causes of cancer.
Under the bill, a person would have to be at least 18 years old and of sound mind to undergo implantation, and the consent of a parent, guardian or attorney would not be considered consent.
The bill was amended on the House floor, despite Josephs' objections, to include two exemptions: an individual who is ordered by a state or federal court to be implanted as part of his sentence or condition of probation or parole, and any Guantanamo Bay detainees. Josephs said she hopes the Senate removes these provisions during its deliberations.
A person found in violation would be subject to a civil penalty of up to $10,000. The person who had the implantation would also be able to bring a civil action against the guilty person for actual damages.
So far, California, North Dakota and Wisconsin have passed legislation to prevent such coerced procedures. The bill now goes to the Senate for consideration.
Source: Philadelphia City Paper


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North Meets South: Fine Wines of the Côte d'Or Unite for U.S. Wine Dinner Series
ST. HELENA, CA (October 1, 2015) — Wilson Daniels' Burgundy partners Domaine Leflaive and Maison Olivier Bernstein will join in hosting a series of wine dinners and tastings this October across the U.S., showcasing 2013 vintage wines from the Côte de Nuits and Côte de Beaune.
Brice de la Morandière, new managing director of Domaine Leflaive in Puligny-Montrachet, and Olivier Bernstein, who operates out of Beaune, will present their wines in Denver, Houston and Los Angeles. These Burgundy estates champion a similar ethos — to create wines that fully express the purity and diversity of the land — and so it is highly appropriate that they present together these philosophies to U.S. consumers, trade and media.
Under the dedicated leadership of the late Anne-Claude Leflaive, Domaine Leflaive earned its reputation as the benchmark producer of white Burgundy and leader in biodynamic farming. "She was one of the earliest adopters of biodynamic viticulture and a fierce advocate of a life that was much more respectful of nature," says Brice. "She taught me how resourceful nature is, but only for those who take the time to pay careful attention to its messages."
Olivier echoes these philosophies in his own winemaking practices: "… there is the magical part, totally intuitive and personal, which shapes and defines the wine," says Olivier. It is with a shared passion for Anne-Claude Leflaive's legacy — responsible viticulture and conscientious winemaking — that Brice and Olivier take this opportunity to educate the U.S. market about wines from some of the best terroirs in the world.
The dinner series will kick off with an exclusive trade and media tasting at the new offices of Wilson Daniels Wholesale (WDW) in New York City, where winemakers, principals and distillers from the Wilson Daniels portfolio will gather to pour and present their wines. Dinners will be organized in partnership with local wine retailers: Boulder Wine Merchant in Denver, Innovative Wine Resources in Houston and Wally's Wine & Spirits in Beverly Hills. Attendance is by invitation only.
Event dates and times for each location are as follows:
Monday, October 5 – New York, NY
Grand Tasting | WDW Offices — 19 West 24th Street, New York, NY 10010
Attendance is by invitation only
Tuesday, October 6, 2015 – Denver, CO
Dinner | Mercantile Dining & Provision, Union Station
For more information please contact Mercantile at 720.460.3733
Wednesday, October 7, 2015 – Houston, TX
VIP Tasting/Dinner | River Oaks Country Club and Coronado Club
Open to Club Members only
Thursday, October 8, 2015 – Los Angeles, CA
Dinner | Wally's Wine & Spirits Beverly Hills
For more information please contact — firstname.lastname@example.com | 310.475.0606 ext.180
About Wilson Daniels
Founded in 1978, Wilson Daniels is a family-owned importer and marketer representing a portfolio of luxury wines and spirits. Based in Napa Valley, Wilson Daniels upholds the high standards set by founders Win Wilson and Jack Daniels — with a keen focus on long-term strategic partnerships with family-owned and operated properties that possess a profound respect for terroir.
For further information please visit www.wilsondaniels.com/our-portfolio/olivier-bernstein, www.wilsondaniels.com/our-portfolio/domaine-leflaive or contact Jennifer Brown — office 707.967.1827 | cell 707.478.5152 | email@example.com.


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Trade-in Program
As part of our environmental and sustainability goals, Huntron wants to make sure that old Huntron products are responsibly recycled. As part of that goal, Huntron offers a trade-in for any one used Tracker or Prober when a new Tracker or Prober is purchased.
Trade-in Discount:
Tracker: $500.00
Prober: $5000.00
When a product trade-in is utilized the trade-in value will be deducted from the purchase price of the new product. We require your trade-in be returned to Huntron within 45 days of the new product invoice date. If the trade-in is not received within 45 days an invoice will be sent to the customer for the value of the trade-in. The customer is responsible for all shipping costs. It is important that you contact Huntron to receive a RR (return request) number prior to shipping.
Request a Trade-in Return Request (RR) number
Repair Services
Huntron will repair all products that are in production and service obsolete products five years from their discontinue date and within the limits of available parts.
Review the Obsolete Products web page for a list of serviced and non-serviced products.
It is important that you fill out the RR form below and receive a RR number prior to shipping.
Request a Repair RR
In Warranty Repairs
- The Customer is responsible for shipping costs to Huntron.
- The product repair (labor and parts) and return shipping costs (UPS) are covered at Huntron expense.
- Contact Huntron for a prober shipping crate if needed.
- If the Customer needs their unit to stay on site, Huntron can send repair parts directly. Huntron Technical Support will identify the needed part number(s) and coordinate installation and performance of the repair by the end user.
Warranty repairs shall only apply to products in ordinary use. Huntron shall have no obligation under these warranties with respect to damage caused by accident, transportation, neglect, misuse, unauthorized alterations or repair, improper installation or operating conditions.
Out of Warranty Repairs
- Customer is charged a minimum of one hour for evaluation of most products. The current hourly repair rate is $200.00/hour.
- The Customer is responsible for all shipping costs to and from Huntron.
- Contact Huntron for a Prober shipping crate if needed.
- The Customer's packaging will be reused unless the packaging is damaged or unsuitable for proper protection of the repaired unit.
- Parts used for repair are priced at US Retail.


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Spring Cleaning
Throw back those curtains and put on your rubber gloves: the time for spring cleaning has arrived! Sure, you know how to mop, but are you prepared to wash all those surfaces and materials that go untouched the rest of the year? If you need a few tips on tidying up, we've got the lowdown on how to clean just about everything.
Stainless Steel
Always wipe stainless thoroughly dry—and in the direction of the grain. For most stains, a mild detergent with water should do the trick. For rust stains, consider applying a light paste of baking soda and mild detergent with a non-abrasive pad. Then rinse with water and wipe to dry. Get the full tutorial here!
Pantry items like ketchup, tomato sauce, or tomato paste may help you restore the shine of brass accents around your home. Simply rub a thin coat of your chosen cleaner onto the brass surface, let sit for an hour or so, and then clean with hot, soapy water. Read more here.
If a mild detergent doesn't do the job on your slate floor, consider mixing equal parts hydrogen peroxide and water in a spray bottle. Apply the solution directly onto stains, let sit for about ten minutes, then scrub with a soft, non-abraisve pad or soft-bristled brush. Check here for further details.
Maintain Hardwood
Your first line of defense in maintaining hardwood floors? Wiping up spills as soon as they happen. For oil and grease stains, apply mineral spirits or TSP (tri-sodium phosphate) on urethane-treated floors, and either TSP or high-content lye soap on floors with a penetrating finish. For specific advice on treating spills of all kinds, don't miss RX for Hardwood Floors.
Painted Walls
No matter what type of paint is on your walls, regular dusting helps preserve the finish. If you choose to wash painted walls, start with the gentlest cleaning solution there is, plain water. Step it up a notch, if necessary, with a mixture of warm water and mild detergent soap. For tougher stains, help is here.
Vinyl Flooring
When it comes to cleaning vinyl floors, you can't go wrong with plain water and a sponge mop! If you're looking for a deeper clean, one of the best cleaners to use is apple cider vinegar, believe it or not. The acidity in vinegar helps remove dirt and grime without leaving a buildup of soap or wax. You can find additional here.
Cleaning Rug
Vacuum rugs regularly to keep dirt from settling into the pile. If you need to do spot cleaning, use a store-bought rug shampoo or as an alternative, add a couple of capfuls of mild dish detergent to a bucket of warm water. With a brush or sponge, work the lather into the rug and let it sit before rinsing. Go here to see our full guide.
Grout Lines
Due to its typically light color and porous composition, grout is prone to staining. To remove mild stains, fill a spray bottle with a half-and-half solution of vinegar and warm water. Spray the solution directly onto the grout, let stand about five minutes, then scrub with a stiff brush. Tougher stains and mold may be cleaned using the tips offered here.
Garbage Disposal
Looking for a way to clean your garbage disposal? Fill the unit with a cup of rock salt poured over a handful of ice cubes, then run the motor for a few minutes. To get rid of bad smells, pour warm water (not hot) into your garbage disposal as it grinds up cut lemons. For other issues, click here to find expert advice.
For food and drink stains on marble, create a paste by mixing five tablespoons of dish soap with a cup of flour or baking soda. Spread the paste over your stain, cover it with plastic wrap, and let sit overnight. Gently remove the mixture with warm water and a sponge. Click here for in-depth pointers on maintaining some of the most common countertop materials.
Power Tools
Dust buildup on your tools? Use a shop vacuum to clean all visible parts. To clean vents, use compressed air. Meanwhile, a stiff brush or steel wool will go a long way toward removing any evidence of rust. And don't forget to run a damp rag over any molded plastic or PVC details. Further info on cleaning power tools is available here.
Regular dusting with a microfiber duster, feather duster, or soft cloth is a benefit to all blinds. For heavier dust, use the small brush attachment of a vacuum cleaner to go over the blinds, working in the direction of the slats. Blinds will need a more thorough cleaning once or twice a year. Take a microfiber cloth, terry towel, clean sock or cotton gloves and gently rub each slat from end to end, making sure to clean top and bottom. For more in depth solutions for metal, vinyl, wood or fabric blinds, read the full how-to here.
Paint Brushes
Soap and warm water will do the trick on latex paint, but removing the residue from oil-based paints involves mineral spirits or turpentine. Immerse your brush in the solvent and stir. Once the paint has been removed, wash the brush off in warm, soapy water to clean away lingering traces of the solvent used. Read more here!
Grill Care
After each use, remove the bottom tray from under your gas grill and place it over a trash can. On occasion, use a plaster scraper to get out all the excess grease. If you have a charcoal grill, grease is equally important to address, and to guard against the risk of rust, emptying the ash pan is critical. Many more grill maintenance recommendations are in our full guide here.
Concrete is a porous material with innumerable tiny voids that can harbor dirt, mold, and all kinds of deep, stubborn stains. To clean concrete, begin with the least toxic cleanser appropriate, then up the ante if necessary. Common detergents scrubbed directly onto the tough spots often leads to success. Hydrogen peroxide or ammonia also work well. Check out other options here!
Vinyl Siding
Vinyl siding is fairly easy to clean, and you can make a quick cleaning solution at home! 70% water, 30% white vinegar makes a great all-purpose cleanser that removes light mold and mildew stains. For a stronger solution, mix together one-third cup powdered laundry detergent, two-thirds cup powdered household cleaner, one quart liquid laundry bleach and one gallon of water. For what to do next, read on here.


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Welcome to the skin screening activities of AMERISKIN ® Dermatology. You have probably seen information regarding FREE SKIN SCREENING visits. Skin cancer is increasing in America and we are doing our part to promote public awareness, early diagnosis and prompt treatment of skin cancers in America. It is important that you understand what these free skin screening visits are.
AMERISKIN ® Dermatology does not have you fill out a complete history of your past medical illnesses at this visit. We also do not initiate a new medical record or chart. The purpose of this visit is basically to offer and give you a quick check to advise you if anything needs to be done with a particular lesion that you are concerned about. It is not intended to be a visit for treatment of your skin or skin lesion(s).
If your skin lesion(s) needs more evaluation and possible treatment and if you do not currently have a primary care physician, through its network of healthcare professionals in America, AMERISKIN ® Dermatology will refer you to local physicians and medical groups who are accepting new patients.
Thank you for taking the time to visit us. We hope your skin screening visit was informative, pleasant and enjoyable.
AMERISKIN ® Dermatology is a public-private effort in healthcare services related to educating Americans about proper skin care as well as the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of skin conditions, including skin cancers. If you undergo a skin biopsy, the skin specimen may be sent to AMERISKIN ® Dermatology for processing, evaluation, diagnosis, and inclusion in its database.
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"We're the granddaughters of the witches you failed to burn." – The Witches of Blackbrook.
I recently got called a 'bitch.' Why? Why did I get called a Bitch? Because I dared to challenge a man who was talking shit about someone.
A girlfriend and I decided to go out for a girl's trip and head to Unionville.
The leaves are turning, as is the weather. I can feel it. I was walking recently and felt the all too familiar shiver and goosebumps on my skin. Winter will be here soon.
When friends say, "Let's go apple picking!" You say, "Yes!"
Reasons I could never be a 'Parisian Chic' Woman:
The travelling art installation came to Toronto.
When you're old and gray, what will you remember? And what will you be grateful you did? Will you be thankful that you made the safe choice?
An uncannily warm Saturday in September, a tea in hand, and my mom giddy as a school girl.
Remember when I said that I had decided to stay off the highway and take the long scenic route back? Well, it was worth the payoff when we drove by a huge rose farm.


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The race for Android now working on the budget-friendly HP TouchPad is on. We've heard rumors about the little green robot from pre-installed on the slate unhappy and we saw the first CM7 boot , but no one went all the way quite yet. While progress is slow, a team of dedicated hackers TouchPad, calling themselves team-TouchDroid, is now showing off a dual-boot configuration with Android 2.3.5. As with CM7, the touch screen still does not work, but the demo video is pretty dramatic – that is until the end credit roll. If early reversal OSS are your thing, hop on past the break, but do not say we did not warn you: it will become weird.
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Get Your First Look At David Harbour As Hellboy
The new Hellboy has finally risen.
Lionsgate took to Twitter to drop a massive movie bombshell on us all: the very first look at Stranger Things star David Harbour as Hellboy for the upcoming reboot, based on character creator Mike Mignola's graphic novel series.
Mignola and Harbour themselves make the whole situation even more exciting, with the creator reposting the Lionsgate-posted image and the actor tweeting out a black-and-white snap of the demonic not-so-superhero in a different position. Unfortunately, Harbour's original tweet has since been deleted, but we managed to acquire a screenshot of it before it was removed.
The image Lionsgate and Mignola shared shows Harbour in all his red Hellboy glory, standing shirtless with his classic shorn horns, intimidating expression, and strong jaw out on full display. And on first glance, he looks alarmingly similar to previous Hellboy actor Ron Perlman, whom Harbour replaces for the impending refresh. This is due in large part to former director Guillermo del Toro's vision, Perlman's formidable on-screen presence, and the makeup artists that perfected the Hellboy look in the previous two films, giving the creatives behind the reboot a solid foundation from which they could work. That said, Harbour's Big Red does appear to have larger horn stumps, a big longer hair (though it's still quite scraggly and the same deep black hue), and a slightly more muscular physicality.
The snap Harbour shared on his Twitter account shows the character wearing his signature coat and standing at the bottom of a set of stairs. Despite the new angle and new attire from the previous photo, this one still features Hellboy wearing a half-scowl on his face and commanding the attention of the room. "Please allow to introduce myself, I'm a man of wealth and taste," Harbour captioned the image.
Take a look at both photos at the bottom of the article.
Directed by The Descent helmer Neil Marshall, the Hellboy reboot is billed as a gritty take on the Hellboy comic story, intended to be more mature than the del Toro-directed films of the mid-2000s. Harbour previously stated that Hellboy (the reboot's official title) will deviate from the cliches of the modern superhero movie genre.
"[Hellboy] is a whole new thing. I'd always been a fan of the comics and there's a darker tone to it and I think in the climate we have now there's kind of... a desire for more of that," said Harbour. "The script is good and this guy Neil Marshall is directing who's really good and the aesthetic is great. So often, the superhero movies can be really fun and I want this to be really fun, but I also want it to be more of a character piece and more about this dude's struggle. I think it could be interesting."
The film also stars Underworld actress Milla Jovovich as the Blood Queen, the sinister sorceress antagonist whose sole desire is to destroy humanity; American Gods actor Ian McShane as Professor Trevor "Broom" Bruttenholm, Hellboy's adoptive father; and former Hawaii Five-O star Daniel Dae Kim as Major Ben Daimio, a military member of the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense. Kim replaces Game of Thrones actor Ed Skrein, who was initially cast as Ben Daimio before exiting amidst allegations that the film had whitewashed the character.
As we wait to learn more about the new Hellboy, take a look at these reboots that actually worked in a big way.
Holy crap #Hellboy #FirstLook pic.twitter.com/dpryXiHDHE
— Hellboy (@HellboyMovie) September 13, 2017


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Ever seen a cute piece of clothing on a local celebrity and badly wanted to get your hands on it?
Well, now you can at Pasar Glamour – a charity bazaar of pre-loved clothing and accessories donated by local fashionistas, celebrities and designers – returning for its third successful year.
Pre-loved items from the likes of popular personalities such as Jeanette Aw, Anita Kapoor, Benjamin Kheng, Munah Bahagrib, Andie Chen, have amassed over SGD65,000 from thousands of people in the past two years alone.
Founded by Singaporean actresses Petrina Kow, Janice Koh, and Pam Oei, nett proceeds from this sale will go towards organisations supporting women and children from less privileged background as well as art-loving associations. Some beneficiaries this year include AWARE Sexual Assault Centre, Arc Children's Centre, and Wild Rice's Gift of Theatre.
Pasar Glamour 2019 will boast a record number of Singaporean labels by designers who have generously donated sample pieces or clearance stocks for sale at affordable prices. Donors include STOLEN, Ong Shunmugam, Carrie K., In Good Co., amongst others. Forget spending like a crazy rich Asian when such glamorous items will be available at a steal here!
If you're interested in Marie Kondo-ing your closet as well, consider donating your pre-loved quality pieces from designer or high-street labels – anything from clothing to shoes, bags, accessories, jewellery and even unopened beauty products (that are not expired) – it's all for a great cause!
What: Pasar Glamour
When: 27 to 29 September 2019
Where: National Design Centre, Auditorium & Training Rooms 1-5, Level 2
Time: 2-7pm (27 September), 10am – 7pm (28 and 29 September)
More details: https://www.pasarglamour.com/


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Montessori - The Farm
A large playset to learn new words and compose the first simple sentences.
The box contains a rich kit with shaped cardboard elements for building a coloured playset for the farm.
The kit includes lots of characters and objects: the farmer, animals, trees and tools, all equipped with a handy support to keep them upright.
There are also three-dimensional elements such as the shed, the hen house and the tractor, which the child can use to create the setting in which the objects and characters will be moving.
As he engages in arranging the various elements in the farm, the child can match the name tags with each subject or element, learning names in the process.
In the advanced play mode, the child can try matching the tags with the articles and the adjectives as well to form the first simple phrases.
Conceived, designed and developed in Italy.
Age target
Box size (LxPxA)
28 x 24.5 x 8.5
1660 gr
Batteries needed
Product conformity
The product complies with pertinent community harmonisation legislation: Directive 2009/48/EC. Abide by the information and instructions on the box for a proper and safe use of the game/toy. WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months. Contains small parts that can be swallowed or inhaled. Choking hazard.


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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Golf had three big events — not tournaments but events — over the past three days. They were about 400 miles (640 kilometers) apart. Their identity was loud noise and the hype to match.
Who would have guessed the tamest of the lot would be LIV Golf?
LIV brands itself as "Golf, But Louder," and the most recent addition to the Saudi-funded league might agree. There was Masters champion Jon Rahm, preparing to hit a tee shot at LIV Golf Las Vegas, asking spectators to make sure their cellphones were on silent as a speaker behind the tee was pumping out music.
Tommy Fleetwood was at Las Vegas Country Club — crank up the rumors! — because he was in town to see Butch Harmon and thought he would check out LIV, along with catching up with friends he no longer sees in player dining. He was struck by the volume coming from the par-3 eighth hole until learning that was the "party hole."
The grandstands were mostly empty. It was early.
The crowd at Las Vegas was good considering the weather was more suited to hockey at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. It got a great finish, with a six-way tie for the lead late in the final round and Dustin Johnson delivering a late birdie for the win.
On to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
The WM Phoenix Open could more easily make the claim as "Golf, But Louder," except that the golf is an afterthought.
It's been that way forever, or so it seems, and it would appear to be getting worse. How much worse is hard to tell. The big change is social media and instant availability of videos that make it look as though the Phoenix Open is on a faster path to depravity.
Imagine if there had been video of one man shouting to Casey Martin to "walk it off!" after a poor shot in 2000. Martin had a rare circulatory disease in his right leg that led to him being allowed a cart. His leg has since been amputated.
Ryder Cup captain Zach Johnson and Billy Horschel both mixed it up with the crowd after having their fill, with Johnson telling them to "just shut up," and Horschel explaining the etiquette in golf with saltier language (turns out the most common four-letter word in golf that starts with "F" is not "fore.")
But this was a bad look, which tournament organizers attributed to weather — seriously. Rain earlier in the week led to mud and slippery conditions. The temperatures were cold. The alcohol flowed, as always. And it became so claustrophobic that the tournament took unprecedented steps. The gates were closed, and the sale of alcohol was halted. What a concept.
"I don't know what the line is, but you have people falling out of the rafters, you have fights in the stands," Johnson told the Arizona Republic. "It's to the point where now, how do you reel it in? Because it's taken on a life of its own. I think the Thunderbirds probably need to do something about it. I'm assuming they're ashamed. Because at some point, somebody's either gonna really, really get hurt or worse."
The Thunderbirds run the tournament and executive director Chance Cozby was on Golf Channel the day after to pledge better days ahead.
"We have 365 days to fix this," Cozby said. "I think you'll see a complete operational change how we manage our Friday and Saturday. We're very proud of what we've built. We don't like what happened on Saturday. The players don't like want happened on Saturday. Our fans don't like what happened on Saturday."
It's a wonder the fans even remember what happened on Saturday.
"Nothing is off the table," Cozby said.
And to think a decade ago the big controversy was when the PGA Tour put its foot down by putting a stop to caddies racing to the 16th green. And then in 2015, it banned players from tossing shirts or other items into the crowd because someone could get hurt. Indeed.
Is it getting worse? Yes. But so is behavior across all of society over the last 20 years. Is anyone really surprised by this? Give the Thunderbirds the 365 days to see what gets fixed.
"This tournament has been inappropriate and crossed the line since I've been on tour and this is my 21st year," Johnson said. This was his 10th straight year playing Phoenix, his 15th time overall, and his best finish is a tie for 10th.
They keep coming back. It's unique. It's crazy. The line keeps getting crossed, except no one knows where the line was or where it should be.
Equally loud, though not nearly as crowded as Phoenix or even Las Vegas was Tiger Woods launching his new lifestyle apparel brand with TaylorMade in Los Angeles.
He began his pro career with Nike, stepping to a podium at the Greater Milwaukee Open and saying, "Hello, world." Nike already had the campaign ready to go.
This one featured sportscaster Erin Andrews at a high-end restaurant in Pacific Palisades, cocktail attire for all the influencers to dress their best, music blaring to drown out conversation, dramatic videos and eventually Woods talking about his new "Sun Day Red."
Three words instead of two.
Unlike with his media venture, TMRW Sports, at least he kept the vowels.
Woods showed up at Riviera on Tuesday with his new logo, a tiger with 15 stripes for his 15 majors. He starts his new season at the Genesis Invitational and is sure to attract an audience. A year ago, fans were hanging over the balcony to get a glimpse of him.
It will be big. It will be loud. Only on this occasion, it will be normal.


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A new month around here means only one thing…a new book recommendation roundup! Here are my top recommendations for your middle-grader to read this September.
The Lion of Mars, by Jennifer L. Holm
"Bell has spent his whole life – all eleven years of it – on Mars. But he's still just a regular kid – he loves cats, any kind of cake, and is curious about the secrets the adults in the US colony are keeping. Like, why don't have contact with anyone on the other Mars colonies? Why are they so isolated? When a virus breaks out and the grown-ups all fall ill, Bell and the other children are the only ones who can help. It's up to Bell – a regular kid in a very different world – to uncover the truth and save his family … and possibly unite an entire planet."
Girl Stuff, by Lisi Harrison
"There's nothing like seventh grade to test the bonds of friendship. Fonda, Drew, and Ruthie are about to find out how much it stinks to be lied to, to be left out, and to feel like you're the only one who cares. But they'll also find out how meaningful female friendships are, and how great it feels to be yourself."


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I'd thrown back a few Everyday Matters prompts on this day because they were things I'd need to go outside to find and we were about to settle in for a night of TV watching. (It was Sunday, so the Celebrity Apprentice finale was on.) Then I happened across this one and it was perfect - we had to have a spray bottle, right?
We did, but of course not a plain, basic one. This was a bottle of Downy Wrinkle Releaser, I think. I don't care about wrinkles that much, but it's also a de-static-er, and that's very important in low-humidity Colorado. I still haven't entirely managed to wear a skirt successfully under all conditions (no matter how much of that stuff I spray on everything, skirt + tights on most days = a nightmare of continually yanking at the stupid thing), but at least it's gotten a little better.
Anyway, about the drawing - things like this are actually a great exercise in perspective because there are so many different jutting angles and shapes. It'll keep you on your toes, even if you think you know what it looks like. Which is why it's important to draw what you see, not what you think you see.