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Anyone can grow roses - all that's needed is a spot with 6 hours of sun a day. Roses are even well suited to container growing, so you don't have the excuse of no garden space!
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California provides one of the finest rose-growing environments in the world. All of our roses are grown in soil that is tested and analyzed to ensure they are grown with the exact level of essential nutrients needed. The proper amounts of fertilizer, water, and nutrients are then added to the roses during their active growth cycle by our experienced rose growers.
Each rose is hand selected and prepared by seasoned professional rose growers. Our experienced growers are continually evaluating and testing the roses in the fields to ensure maximum rose health.
All of this tender loving care under the generous California sun results in a young but vigorously growing rose plant with a root system that is ready for fast blooming in your rose garden.
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Jackson and Perkins exclusive rose varieties have been bred to exhibit the most preferred rose characteristics for rose gardeners. It takes many years to develop a single rose variety, and our rose breeders have painstakingly evaluated, tested, and grown superior new genetic features into these new rose varieties for introduction.
The healthy rose plant canes are now hand groomed for the customers' garden presentation. The roses are then harvested at the perfect time in preparation for shipping and customer planting. All of these steps, from rose research, planting, budding, growing, harvesting and storing, are essential to ensure you receive a healthy, vigorous Jackson & Perkins rose plant, the WORLD'S FINEST ROSE.
Bare root roses may appear to be dead upon arrival, but the plants actually have the advantage of being able to focus their energies on strong root development rather than having to support an extensive and stressful growth of leaves right after planting.
Bare root roses are the best option for early-season planting. In fact, late winter is the best time to plant. Our bare root roses are fully established plants that meet the highest industry standards. They arrive dormant, which makes them ideal for planting. The roots get to acclimate to native soil, as opposed to the packaged soil. Of course, since they are not in soil when you get them, there's no mess to contend with.
You can plant your bare root roses earlier in the growing season, since there are no leaves to get nipped back by frost. They can typically be planted as early as six weeks before your area's last frost date in the spring and no later than two weeks after that average date. Since they don't have to provide water to leaves or flowers, they usually establish faster than those that arrive in containers.
Due to the nature of plants and the fact that some are younger than others, there will be some variance in the size of our bareroot roses. However, they have all gone through the same quality inspections in order to make sure they meet the high standards we expect from all of our roses.
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August 25, 1928 - February 12, 2013
Indianapolis, IN
Regina Agnes Gallagher 84, of Indianapolis, IN passed away February 12, 2013. She was born August 25, 1928 to the late Grover C. and Agnes C. Moshier in Cold Spring, NY. On February 18, 1950 she married the late Raymond John Gallagher and they celebrated 23 years of marriage together.
Regina was a loan officer for Beneficial Finance Co. in Newburgh, NY, until she retired in 1993 and then moved to Indianapolis in 1995.
Regina is survived by her daughter and son, Patricia and Raymond; son-in-law, Paul and granddaughter, Katya; many cousins, nieces, nephews, and wonderful friends.
Regina will be remembered for her love of children, animals, her generous heart, and brilliant smile.
On Saturday, March 9, there will be a memorial service and celebration of her life at the Doulin Funeral Home, 318 N Montgomery Street at 10a.m. where relatives and friends may call. A reception will follow at The River Grill. There will be a private burial in Calvary Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers and to honor Regina's love of children, the family requests donations to St. Jude Children's Hospital at St. Jude.org .

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Press Paws is an upcoming art show in LA that wants to bring together pets and video games. If that wasn't already a perfect pairing, the show is also about raising money for charity.
Featuring the work of over 50 artists (like Paul Robertson, who did the image up top, and Jim Mahfood), proceeds raised will go to What's Up Dog LA!, which is "a 100% volunteer run nonprofit dog rescue whose mission is to place destitute animals from high kill shelters with loving Forever Families".
Press Paws will be on at Gallery Nucleus on February 9.
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The amount of climate news that environmental journalists may need to stay abreast of is vast, and new developments are breaking every day. The best way to stay current is to keep an eye on some of the many major online climate news sources. Here are nearly three dozen of the best. In choosing them, we have limited the selection for the most part to sources that are reliably accurate and reality-based.
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The following sources offer "news" on climate in the conventional sense — whether as aggregated links to news stories from a variety of sources or as original reporting. The sources in this section generally adhere to traditional news standards of accuracy, fairness, and objectivity — though some of the sources they link to may not.
Reporter's Guide to Climate Adaptation
This mobile-friendly, digital guide was launched in November 2015 by the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute. Produced by long-time SEJ member Adam Glenn, the guide features an extensive resource database and much more to help improve coverage of society's preparation for the impacts of climate change. For journalists who are newer to the climate adaptation issue, the project provides an animated explainer, and an extensive backgrounder covering the basics of the issue, such as definitions and infographics illustrating climate impacts.
The Daily Climate
The Daily Climate is a news aggregator that also includes some original reporting. It is published online seven mornings a week, by Environmental Health Sciences (grant-funded), which also publishes Environmental Health News. TDC covers a broad range of general, political, science, features, and opinion related to climate and is generally objective.
ClimateWire publishes climate news and features five mornings a week for most of the year. It carries mostly original reporting, although it also picks up on stories that may have been broken by other outlets. Its thoughtful, informed, and contextual coverage distinguishes it from many non-specialized media outlets. It is published by E&E News, the for-profit publishers of Greenwire. Although the full text of most articles is available only on a subscription basis, enough material is left outside the paywall that you can get the gist of major stories. ClimateWire covers a broad range of general, science, policy, and political news related to climate and is generally objective.
Reuters is a long-trusted news service used by many U.S. news outlets. It is especially strong in international and business-related coverage (including green business and alt-energy). It puts substantial effort into covering climate science, politics, and treaty talks. You may find selected Reuters stories related to climate here or here or here.
Agence France-Presse (AFP) is an objective international news agency especially strong in cimate coverage. You can see a collection of their recent stories related to climate here.
The Guardian: Climate News
The Guardian does more environmental coverage than almost any newspaper on the planet, and they send reporters to international climate events even when most other newspapers stay home. They have a boisterous and popular tone, a bit of a liberal tilt, and a predilection for cute puppy stories, but their reporters are serious and break stories others don't have the grit for. Being Brits, they do not suck up to the U.S. government.
New York Times
Still the best newspaper in the U.S. (despite shortcomings), the New York Times covers most of the major climate news with breadth of context and depth of reporting. Its coverage of the environmental side of climate is so good partly because of the quality of its coverage of energy. While the Times climate coverage is a reminder that journalism matters, its online presentation makes it easer to get there. Try scanning their Environment and Energy page or zooming in on climate coverage more narrowly. And don't miss Andy Revkin's Dot Earth blog.
Climate Desk
A decade ago you wouldn't have seen anything like Climate Desk -- a collaboration of unlike (but solid) media to pool coverage and distribution of climate stories. The result is more reporters reaching more audience -- and a lot of good climate stories that might not otherwise be reported. The collaborators are The Atlantic, Center for Investigative Reporting, Grist, The Guardian, Mother Jones, Slate, Wired, and PBS's Need To Know.
USA TODAY Climate Page
Ever since Gannett invented USA TODAY in 1982 (after TV but before the Web), the once-most-widely-circulated daily has had a special romance not merely with the national weather map but with weather and climate (and the wisdom to know the difference). This strength still shows up in their daily coverage and online explainer library.
Climate Central
It may be wrong to think of Climate Central as a news organization -- but news is a big part of what it does. As befits a climate information source, its vision goes well beyond the day-to-day. It has scientists on staff, as well as writers (some of the very best). It makes stories as often as it breaks them. It originated at the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies (during the era of Gus Speth) and is foundation-funded. Its self-declared mission: "Communicate the science and effects of climate change to the public and decision-makers, and inspire Americans to support action to stabilize the climate and prepare for a hotter world."
AccuWeather Climate Change Page
Say what you will about Accuweather as a company or about meteorologists' opinions on climate (and we won't say any of it here) -- Accuweather maintains a surprisingly thorough and unbiased collection of news on climate change topics, although it seldom breaks much new ground.
Discovery News: Climate Change
Well, yes, these ARE the folks who brought you Shark Week. But who else owns a whole TV channel
Climate Ark
The Climate Ark website has a variety of good links and sources on climate, including a pretty good climate news feed. This aggregation of links to news stories about climate is updated daily, but is really an archive of some 11 years of climate news, tagged and searchable. It is one of several sites run by environmental internet pioneer Glen Barry, via his donation-funded nonprofit Ecological Internet.
Texas Climate News
While not everyone wants a climate blog devoted to Texas, you have to admit Texas is today one of the driest, hottest, and most anti-science places in the nation (albeit also home to great scientists). Veteran reporter Bill Dawson is accurate, reliable, fair, and ethical. TCN is sponsored by the Houston Advanced Research Center and funded by Houston-based foundations. TCN aggregates news and does some original reporting.
There is a war going on over manmade global climate change, and journalists are at the very front. Scientists who actually study climate largely agree on the basic findings that human emissions of greenhouse gases are causing rises in global mean surface temperature and other climate changes. As greenhouse gas concentrations rise, climate change will intensify, threatening the stability of food supply, ecosystems, and human security. There are many proposed solutions for reducing emissions and adapting -- but many of those solutions are opposed by corporations who make profits from greenhouse emissions and nations who see their economic growth as requiring more emissions. Fossil-fuel industries have spent millions in disinformation efforts to convince people not to "believe" in the science. These propagandists vilify both scientists and journalists -- and rush forward to urge journalists to be "objective" by balancing truth with untruth. The following sources offer some help in sifting through the heaps of false, distorted, and misleading stories about climate change.
RealClimate is a robust climate science blog written by real scientists. It is generally objective, open-minded, evidence-based, and scientifically sound. In a mediasphere where disinformation often dominates, it serves as an antidote to inaccurate and distorted representations of what is actually being learned by legitimate peer-reviewed science. It responds fairly quickly to whatever climate-science misconception is current. Deniers hate it. Gavin Schmidt of GISS and Michael Mann of Penn State lead a team of roughly a dozen contributors.
InsideClimate News
InsideClimate News is somewhat unique. It describes itself as "a non-profit, non-partisan news organization that covers energy and climate change — plus the territory in between where law, policy and public opinion are shaped." It is solution-oriented, which may give it a bit of progressive bias (it is a rebranding of the former SolveClimate.org). Also diagnostic is that it covers energy (the solution) as much as climate itself (the problem). The emphasis is on quality, meaningful journalism -- as may be evidenced by the fact that InsideClimate News material is republished by Reuters, AP, The Guardian, Alternet, New America Media, and High Country News.
DeSmogBlog describes its mission as "clearing the PR pollution that clouds climate science." It is funded by Canadian PR magnate James Hoggan and others. Truth-based but fully engaged in the climate wars, it devotes itself to debunking the deceptions and untruths of the deniers and exposing their clay feet and corporate funding. Edited by Brendan DeMelle, it draws on an array of high-quality contributors such as Ross Gelbspan, Richard Littlemore, and Chris Mooney.
Skeptical Science
Skeptical Science is a blog that aims to reclaim the true principal of scientific skepticism from the climate-change deniers who have misappropriated the term. It systematically examines and rebuts the myths commonly circulated by the deniers. It is published by physicist John Cook, Climate Communication Fellow for the Global Change Institute at the University of Queensland -- along with more than a dozen contributors from across the globe. It is translated into many languages. It is unaffiliated and runs on volunteer labor and donations.
Climate Science Watch
Climate Science Watch is a thoughtful blog that focuses on the broad realm of climate science policy. It is run by Rick Piltz, the whistleblower who exposed how the George W. Bush administration had oil lobbyist Phil Cooney rewriting the findings of climate scientists
Watts Up With That
Watts Up With That is one of the more civil and well-read of the denier blogs. It is not reliable as a source of factual information. It does not disclose its funding sources. Anthony Watts, its proprietor, has worked as a broadcast weatherman for years but has no degree.
Climate Progress
This blog is a department of the "Think Progress" blog of the Center for American Progress Action Fund, which is an unabashed advocate of progressive positions. Blogger-in-chief Joe Romm is one of the most passionate participants in the climate wars, often leading the attack on the latest perceived fossil-lobby outrage. Romm has been known to over-do it, but the blog is worth reading for its hair-trigger newsiness alone. And when Romm makes a case, he often goes deep.
Deep Climate
There is a front of the climate wars being fought in Canada, and the main value of the Deep Climate blog is that it covers the Canadian front more deeply than any other source we know. It is a shame that its author stays anonymous, but he or she receives no funding -- which may at least be a sign of good faith. The blog has been going since 2008, and the posts are pretty frequent and consistent for a volunteer effort. We deem it reliable.
Climate Etc.
Judith Curry's blog, Climate Etc., is an exception to the stereotype of denier blogs. Curry is a real climate scientist with strong credentials. Among other things, she is chair of the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Committed to reason, evidence, and open inquiry, she is willing to examine legitimate points the climate skeptics may be making -- as well as the evidence and arguments from mainstream climate science.
Real science is published in science journals, within a culture of open-mindedness, honest curiosity, skeptical questioning, constant revision, and collegial civility. The institution of peer review is part of this, and peer-reviewed journals are the primary outlet for legitimate science. While usually reliable on the science, many are way too technical for a general audience (or even many journalists). Fortunately, there are still many good science writers to render science findings more understandable and put them in broader context. Following is a list of a few of the major science journals dealing with climate.
Science (AAAS)
The journal Science, a publication of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), publishes the cream of U.S. research -- especially the studies likely to make news. The dry technical articles (and other newsy developments) are "translated" and put in context for an educated general audience by Science's news staff. Much of this material is fresh daily and available free online -- more so as Science evolves beyond print and contends for a leading role in the U.S. science conversation. Science has lots of climate news -- but you may be too fascinated by the stories about magnetic tornadoes and fairy rings to get to it. Look for stuff by climate science superstars like Richard A. Kerr and Eli Kintisch, among others.
Scientific American
Scientific American has been translating the most interesting parts of serious science for a general audience for a long time, and has been reporting on climate science for decades. Their reputation for fairness and accuracy is impeccable. They have evolved beyond print to be more multimedia/new-media, but still have many of the best writers/editors in the business. You can find their material on climate change here.
Science Daily
You will find a lot of fresh climate stories in Science Daily. The dailiness of Science Daily is both its strength and its limitation. Few if any other science outlets try to cover so broad a science waterfront with such immediacy. But it does not originate so many of its own in-depth and enterprise projects, and tends to rely more on standard journal articles and research press releases (although it reworks them and adds value). You can find most of its climate coverage here or here.
Peer-Reviewed Science Journals
There are several world-class, interdisciplinary, weekly journals that specialize in publishing science articles that are often likely to make real news. While peer-reviewed, these journals publish on a faster schedule, and typically come out weekly. Many science writers scan them routinely. Many include news sections that translate research into English, or round up science news from elsewhere. In most cases, at least headlines and abstracts are accessible online. These journals often carry accounts of breakthroughs or major studies in climate science. They include Nature, Science, The Lancet (for climate-related medical research), New Scientist, and Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).
Nature Climate Change (Nature Publishing Group)
While Nature was once a British science journal (a great one), it has today grown into an international fleet of top science journals, the Nature Publishing Group. Nature Climate Change is one spin-off, and it carries authoritative articles on climate that go well beyond physical science alone. Sadly, full texts of many articles will cost you unless you have access to a good library -- but many other texts are free, as are abstracts and headlines. Published monthly.
Journal of Climate (American Meteorological Society)
Abstracts, but not full texts, available free online.
Global Change Biology (Wiley)
Full text not available free online.
Geophysical Research Letters (American Geophysical Union)
Full text and abstracts available free online.
Climatic Change (Springer)
Open access options available for some material.
Climate Dynamics (Springer)
Open access options available for some material.
Quaternary Science Reviews (Elsevier)
Abstracts, but not full texts, available free online.
Earth Negotiations Bulletin/Linkages
Earth Negotiations Bulletin (ENB) is a reliable, authoritative, and indispensable source of news and information about international climate negotiations and matters related thereto. It is a project of the Canada-based, nonprofit, nonpartisan International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD). IISD runs reporting services on a gamut of sustainability-related international activities (not just climate) under the rubric "Linkages". ENB typically is only active on climate talks when sessions are going on, or immediately before and after. Their strength is in things like negotiating texts and procedural minutiae rather than general-audience news.
Yale Forum on Climate Change and the Media
For journalists concerned about the special problems of doing good journalism on a science topic (climate) where conventional rules of factuality are under assault, the Yale Forum is a key resource. Veteran environmental journalist educator Bud Ward offers a reality-based online community that helps articulate the many stark challenges faced by writers on climate change. The site draws from a wide range of respected contributors. A project of the Yale Project on Climate Change Communication, (which is itself often a source of climate news) and the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, the Forum is funded by the Grantham Foundation and other donors.


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We get it: Showbiz careers launched by "Saturday Night Live." The same initials and phonetically similar names. Offbeat movies that have lured devoted cult followings. And now that they're playing father and son, be prepared for your not-so-hip friends to continue mixing up Adam Sandler and Andy Samberg.
The two "SNL" veterans aren't quite officially a generation apart – Sandler's 45 and Samberg's 33 – but there was definitely a sense of some serious torch-passing and idol-worshiping among the two comedy heavyweights as they teamed for "That's My Boy." With Sandler cast as a reckless dolt who fathered a son as a teen and now re-merges into his life, and Samberg playing the successful, very-together offspring facing his father's chaotic return, the stars reveal the behind-the-scenes bonds that brought them together.
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Adam Sandler: I really loved Andy. We got tighter and tighter. I would keep saying to Andy and to my buddies about Andy, he's kind of similar to me, but a little better, a little smarter and a little better looking. He's got all good angles. I can fake being good-looking, like, if I'm looking dead at you, but if I move left or right, it's like, 'What the f*** is that?' Andy can turn his head and you're still like, 'Alright, I like that.' He's just a hard worker. He's got comedy chops. Him and [Will] Forte are similar to the way that me and my buddies were back in the day, where it's all about being funny and all about coming up with stuff that you feel is fresh and makes you laugh. He really gave me good stuff in the movie, gave me good lines to say. I would finish a take and Andy would say, 'What about if you…?' And that's not a common thing in my life, where a costar is looking out for me, saying, 'Say this, try this joke.' He was in his trailer and Will, too, writing jokes for me. It was good. It was beautiful. I think his future, whatever he wants to do with it, it'll happen. He is a little less nuts than me. When I was his age I was f***ing a little more obsessed with kicking ass. He's obsessed with having a good life and I like that. He's going to have a nice life. And he'll also kick ass if he wants to.
Andy Samberg: I can talk about being a fan of Adam's for, like, the next seven hours. I watched 'SNL' since I was eight and wanted to be on it since I was eight. I remember when he came on the show. There was a lot of stuff that he did, but the moment that I was like, 'Oh, this is my guy,' was the Easy To Do Halloween Costumes on Update. He was like, 'Oh, I'm Jew Guy. I'm Under-the-Desk Man,' whatever. Under-the-Desk–Man, when he got under the desk and there was just a blank screen and him yelling up, I was like, 'You're allowed to do this on TV?' A lot of comedians talk about when you see some comedian or some sketch or some whatever movie, it feels like it's made just for you and that was definitely one of those moments. His time on the show was that for me, and then with the first couple of movies, 'Billy Madison,' and 'Happy Gilmore,' I was just at that impressionable age and I memorized those movies. I've said this before, but I had 'Billy Madison' on audio cassette and I'd walk around town listening to it in my Walkman. It's like if I couldn't be in front of a TV, I wanted to be hearing 'Billy Madison.' So I think it's safe to say that getting to work with Adam on this was kind of a dream come true for me.
Sandler: It was just a funny script. I liked the idea. I liked the idea of hanging out with these guys. Samberg actually called me up and told me that he liked it and that got me excited…It made sense that this type of guy got loose and cursed and drank and cracked people with beer bottles and stuff. I've seen this guy. I knew guys like Donny Berger and I really loved playing the guy. Actually, my friend Nick Swarsden who's in the movie, every couple of weeks when I see him, he just goes 'Boy, I wish you were Donny. I miss that guy.'
Samberg: I heard that Adam was thinking about doing it and I was like, 'Holy crap – if there's ever a chance for me to play a part where I'm related to Sandler, this is it because I'm the right age…He's not just an actor. He's a writer and a producer and getting to watch him have this whole team assembled and his crew that he brings back, he's so loyal to everybody, and there's this family environment on his sets, I think everyone here got to witness that and how incredible it is. It's the same as working on 'SNL,' that it's a family. You definitely get that feeling from walking on to a Sandler movie where everyone knows each other and respects each other and there's an easy sort of shorthand that everyone has.
Sandler: [Director] Sean Anders and his buddy John Morris, I love their movie 'Sex Drive.' I saw 'Sex Drive' one night on television and I had a plane ride – me and my 10 friends were going somewhere. One by one, I was going 'You have to watch this "Sex Drive" movie!' and they were all plugging in their headphones and watching the movie and everyone loved it. I said 'I want to meet with those guys.' They're pretty great, and then we had a meeting and we hung out a little bit, and then when it came to doing this, my usual guys that I work with who I love, they were all kind of busy – their plates were full, so, no one could jump on this. So I said, 'Let me have a meeting with the guy from "Sex Drive,"' and that's kind of how it happened. Then they started writing drafts. Sean's just an animal, him and his partner John: you just give a thought and the next day or two days later – it was literally that quick – they had another 20 pages that they'd rewrite. Just great guys with great instincts and similar tastes in what we think is funny in a rated R film. I don't know if we have a similar PG-13 taste, but rated R we just had a great time.


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Volunteers needed in Romania for special Archaeology project
Due to drastic governmental budget cuts, the Institute for the Investigation of Communist Crimes in Romania is in danger of no longer being able to do its work of finding the victims of a murderous regime, and is in need of our volunteers' help.
Founded by the historian Marius Oprea, the institute's work largely consists of finding the unmarked graves of the people murdered by the secret services of the Romanian communist government from the moment it took over power in the 1960's. The victims were executed in isolated places, and buried in shallow graves, without proper Christian rites and without their family's knowledge. In 2009, the institute found 17 bodies of anti-communist fighters and their tragic stories – as well as part of the unearthed objects (clothes, bullets etc) - are now part of an international exhibition.
The institute now needs help on the first of their projects taking place at the end of March and start of April 2010: the excavation of a common grave on Muntele Mare, in the Apuseni Mountains in Romania. This is where a resistance camp consisting of 5 anti-communist fighters (one of them a pregnant woman) was stormed by the communist secret service forces in the 60's. The defenders were murdered and buried together.
Volunteers are needed to help with the actual digging, cleaning of objects found, recording the proceedings and interviewing family members. The living conditions are likely to be basic, you'll be based in a tented camp for one or two weeks, and the work will be physically demanding. After participating in this project, volunteers have the choice of continuing to help with the institute's initiatives or joining our normal Archaeology Project.
It's interesting to note that this project will get massive media coverage, as it will be filmed for a documentary by the Czech Republic's National TV station.


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The actual physical location at a brokerage house or bank where securities or other documents are stored for safekeeping. Alternatively, a quotation machine or battery march. Also known as 'the cage.'
The physical location where a brokerage keeps securities being held as collateral on loans. Boxes are used for collateral on margin accounts and other transactions. A box is also called an open box. See also: Free box.


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Avengers: Infinity War
Four years after the events of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, the Avengers have been torn apart after the events of Captain America: Civil War. When Thanos arrives on Earth to collect the Infinity Stones for a gauntlet that will allow him to bend reality to his will, the Avengers must join forces with the Guardians of the Galaxy to stop him.
CAST: Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Chris Pratt, Mark Ruffalo, Scarlett Johansson
DIRECTOR: Joe Russo, Anthony Russo
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B and T - Samara Studios
B and T is celebrating the opening of a new home store. At least that is my best guess from their non-English post (wink). Yep, the folder says Opening Special. Yeah!
There are some specials as well as this very cute dollarbie sweater.
Samara has her October dollarbie out at her stores. It is a super satiny cami with orange trim and a short skirt. The cami tucks in and there is a silver belt to make your waist look oh so tiny (not sure how that works, but sure seems to - wink). Find it at the main store in the usual spot in the middle of the Classic section on a partial wall.
But wait! Samara not only sent me her dollarbie -- saving me a trip, but two other not so Halloween outfits for the holiday (happy dance). And they mix and match with each other so even more options are available.
This is a very nicely fine ribbed turtleneck that would tuck in with a full length skirt or pants. With the charcoal lowriders it shows a bit of tummy. These are pants for boots and it is definitely pants for boot season. See, I told you those orange boots would go with October goodness! The set is $25. Find it near the dollarbie in the main shop. I'm not sure where they might be (or if they are) in the other stores.
This other outfit is very bright and bold and fun. It comes with a textured black skirt that would work with many things. It's nice to have a basic black skirt that goes to the waist -- very versatile. The set is $25 and is near the other two in the main store.
Poses by LAP.
Bloodvine Wings
Fairy Crossing @ Burning Life has some fantastic wings for you. They come in a scripted version as well as non-scripted but flexi. The gift box is at the foot of their fairy garden exhibit in Reaper at Burning Life. This cool wand comes in the box also as well as a hat and some other wings.
This is a picture IN the Fairy Crossing exhibit. It is a bit difficult to get here and it seems like you cannot get a SLURL for places within Burning Life. At least I couldn't this morning. So if you would love a set of these lovelies type "Burning Life" into your map coordinates window and then pick the Reaper Sim and type in the the map numbers 77 - 6 - 25 and you will be there.
There is a great Stonehenge exhibit nearby as well as some other fun builds to explore and photograph in. So have a look around.
You can see wings from the same maker at Fancy Fairy.
Skin by Sinergy, Hair by Exxess, Bikini bottom by Vogel, Pose by LAP.
Lisa's Leather and Fur - Oh my!
Posted by Chic Aeon in freebies on Sunday, September 28, 2008
Lisa has done it again -- giving us a fantastic gift. Yeah Lisa. I got my gift at the Barks store but I believe they are in both spots. The leather is lovely and shiny and very real. The fur collar and cuffs have a retro feel which is fun.
The jacket comes with some fun jeans -- Lisa style with embroidery on pockets and other fun spots.
For a more dressy look, just add your favorite black skirt and you have a very debutante looking outfit. Fun!
The on the wall mark down is for three days so you still have time to get there and view the OTHER COLORS which are available.
Shown with shoes by Juicy, Hair by Exxess, Earrings from Samara's Rez Day Hunt. Poses from the NEW Red Carpet Runway series at LAP.
Samara's Dollarbie Adventure
Posted by Chic Aeon in freebies on Saturday, September 27, 2008
So here I am at the end of Samara's Rez Day Adventure tour and freebie outfit (dollarbies). It was both fun and fast and I have a great outfit including shoes and earrings. Oh my!
You can start at any of her stores but the main store is here in Gembong. TP in and find the bright pink box. They are right by the posters about the Adventure. Get the landmark to the next store and go there.
This is in celebration of Samara's 2nd rez day -- so congrats Samara and thanks.
I especially like the top which comes with a built in texture belt. And of course we can always use more shoes for Fall (wink).
Most of the landmarks go right to the pink boxes, but you will have to do a bit a sleuthing at two spots as they have main TP points. At Urban Shopper turn left from the tp point toward "Losers" which is a freeform gray building. Samara's is around the back side by the lucky chair.
In Serenity it is straight ahead and across from Dark Mouse -- before you get to the marketplace and my cart (in case you have been there).
Have fun.
PS. If you don't want to buy one of the items you can just get part way through the buy process and see where the landmark goes OR use the search feature. I didn't do that but I suspect it would work. Five stores and five dollarbies to make a whole outfit.
You can read more about it all at Samara's blog.
Pose by LAP and hair by Exxess.
Ema's - LAP
Ema's has the cutest little black mini outfit. While all parts are nice, and it looks even better I think sans the bra top (if you are brave of course) -- the STAR is the belt. It is SO kewl. Candy bars, cigarettes, skulls, dangles -- so many great details. And it fit me perfectly with no adjusting (yeah).
The skirt has a lace underskirt and the shirt top is transparent in all the important spots (wink) so this is indeed a sexy little number. Ema's is a fun build to explore. Very Halloween with three floors, many lucky chairs and some lucky pumpkins popping up here and there. The firecracker candy in my hand came from the Trick or Treat bowl right next to the vendor with this outfit. It is called "Dirty Black" and is available for free until Halloween.
I am still euphorically playing with the new out today (we hope) poses from LAP. Thanks SO much Dove. These are definitely my favorites.
Shown with ::69 shoes and the free hair from Exxess , Earrings by Tekeli-li!. (See earlier posts for hair and earrings still available).
Night Spirit - LAP
Dove from Long Awkward Pose sent me some fantastic poses last eve. I can't find them at the shop, so I think these may be prerelease. I'll update you on that when I hear back from her. Edit: Dove hopes to release today. Meanwhile I was of course VERY anxious to do a photo shoot. Luckily Night Spirit just put out a new Picks gift.
So what better place than the graveyard for Gothic shop wear? There is a very cute corset set with tutu skirt (optional) for the gals and a very nicely detailed leather pants set for the guys. It comes with a prim coat, but I couldn't get that to work for me (that gal thing most likely). Still the pants especially are super.
Shoes by ::69, Hair by Exxess, Earrings by Tekeli-li! Poses by LAP!!!!!
For the Weekend
Just a short heads up for things going on this weekend of note.
- The Exile hair hunt is still going on. Post is here.
- There is a first time ever on the wall hair hunt at House of Heart. It works like the Bewitched Hair hunts. Have fun. It looks like there will be several rounds so check back often. Click on the SubscribeOmatic for more info. No report on that as bloggers were asked not to share.
- Samara Studios is having a 2nd Rez Day Dollarbie Adventure which I will report on after it has started -- Saturday eve sometime.
ALB Dream Fashion
ALB Dream Fashion has some new gifts out today. First there is a lingerie set which included a cute flowered bra and undies. There are optional prims for babydoll and regular skirt included also. Find the outfit in the lingerie department on the wall.
There are some extremely nice dress shoes in three versions on the wall with the shoes. You can wear them plain as shown above, with some fancy anklet parts, and even with FEATHERS (see below). So three pairs of shoes -- all for $0. These are available to purchase in a myriad of colors.
And if you haven't been to the shop before, look around to see what you can find. There are some very good values, and most if not all of the freebies I have blogged for this store are STILL available including some killer boots (look in shoes).
The dunes at sea level are fun to explore.
Hair by Exxess. Poses by AnnaH and Last Stand.
Mixin' it up at Sn@tch
Posted by Chic Aeon in freebies on Thursday, September 25, 2008
There are some great new free gifts out at Sn@tch this eve. That's not surprising of course, but the mix 'n match abilities of these two VERY DIFFERENT outfits are astounding. In the picture above I have paired the long sweater and knee high pants from the White After Labor Day group gift with the stockings and short sweater from the second set.
I especially like the scarf from this After Labor Day set. Much to do this eve so I'll just post a picture of the "hunt" outfit. There is so much ON those walls, it may take some time to find it.
It is a FULL set of tops in a multitude of colors, a micro mini in black with a texture belt and several stocking options. You can mix and match forever!
Yeah Ivey.
Shoes by ::69, Hair by Exxess
Tekeli-li ! - amd Frangipani Designs
Tekeli-li has some fantastic new color change and optional glow earrings out. She is one of my very favorite jewelry designers and I still love my Melange bracelets from her shop.
These let you change the metal, gems and glow in the chat window. Instructions are provided and easy. Find them up high on the wall in the Asunder shop.
! Frangipani Designs has a color pack of very cute and different hair for a dollar. Find it right inside the entrance to the shop. There is a moving sale going on not too, so take a look around and see what you can't live without (wink).
Love Chic - New Outfits
There are two new outfits on my Love Chic cart. The first is a burnout velvet jacket with texture belt and antique copper belt buckle. It comes with crushed velvet slacks. $25 for the set.
The second is a sheared rose cami with black accents that comes with black crushed velvet slacks. It is also $25 for the set.
I have a new "on the wall" (LOL) dollarbie to find which should be VERY easy. I have also put out the leaf belt slacks in charcoal.
Find them all at Serendipity Isle in the market place.
Woe - Jean Giveaway
WoE has some great new jeans for the guys and of course gals can wear them too. They come complete with rips and tears and TWO GREAT BELTS. And the belts have resize scripts so they are easy to adjust as needed. The work wash version is $1 and there are other fabric styles available.
This is the silver version and there is also a gold/brass model. The jeans are no mod so they keep there baggy look forever (wink). I am wearing a group gift belt from Maitreya.
GUYS: Relance
Edit: I was informed this evening that the skin and hair in this pack were both stolen from Naughty and are "floating around the grid". Obviously I didn't know that -- and after the last batch of conclusion jumping I am not going off any deep end. I have written to both the owner of the store and the person listed as content creator for their comments. I'll update this if I hear anything.
I suspect that my male audience on this blog is VERY low (wink) but in case your friend, honey, lover - whatever may be in need of a makeover, here's a great free deal. Relance has a complete guy avatar for a 15 minute camp sit.
The pack includes skin, hair and two shapes. This is the less Hulky of the two. He is considerably taller then MY six feet. His foot size seems to be in the zero range, so shoes would probably not be a problem.
And for just ten minutes, you can camp for a variety of shirts also copy only. Here are a couple of the choices. The camp chairs are on the second floor.
There are camping items for women also -- all in the belted micro mini crop top style.
Shown with Adam and Eve gray jeans from last week's hunt. Obviously these work well for guys too :D Poses are from LAP's guy poses.
Wardrobe Basics: Tabby Cat
Sometimes we simply need nice, basic separates to show off some great accessories -- something without zippers and buttons and flat felt seams but with enough texture wrinkles and the like to look real. Well Tabby Cat has some great wardrobe basics out. There is a nice sweater with knit texture, ribbed trim and wrinkles -- what more could you ask for? Oh yes come on all layers and its free!
Find it in a large vendor on the wall. While you are there, you might want to pick up a super find. A fatpack of pant in both slacks and boot cut. These come in brown, grape, green, red and dark gray (shown). Note that these COME in a Bermuda shorts length, but all you need to do is adjust them in the appearance editor to get full length pants. Also look for a bright tube top and some eyelashes, also free.
If you liked the Redlic short black hair I blogged yesterday, you can get both brown and caramel versions at this shop for $0. There is also so very cute updo hair here (not free).
This shop has three creators selling, hence part of the repeat from yesterday's hair post.
Rha! Designs - Prism
Posted by Chic Aeon in freebies on Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Rha! Designs has the cutest "at home" outfit as a sample. Find it prominently displayed in their store. Go into the main section, not the annex. I don't exactly know what to call it. Not underwear, not a swimsuit -- but very, very cute. Sort of an all occasion hanging out COMFY set. OR depending on your inclination, you could dress it up with stocking, boots, jewelry et al and go clubbing. It is available in other colors on the wall. Well of course it is!
Prism Haute Couture Clothing Run has a really nice dress for you. Casual and not too summery as we move into the days of Autumn. Find it at the front of the store by the entrance and the model wearing it.
Shown with today's new gift of hair from Exxess. Poses by LAP.
Excess - Redlic - Bingo - MPD
There was a lot of newness in my world this morning. First I journeyed over to Exxess Designs where they have some really different and great hair. It comes in many varieties of the same general style and also in different sizes. And while I was there I couldn't resist picking up the little teddy there. Not like any teddy "I" have seen. Perfect for darker days and Halloween. He / she attaches to your hip.
And there is a new kid on the block at iheartsl.com. Welcome goes out to Kat who owns Bingo. There are lots of very cute things at Bingo including this dollarbie dress which comes in layers so you can leave off the black undershirt or wear it as a top with the skirt. There are some REALLY cute girlie type dresses here so if that is your inclination, better stop by.
Shown with Kumamoto gray boots (see earlier post this week - 10 min camp). Poses by ANA_Mations.
We seem to be in a cornucopia of free hair these days and I am sure no one is complaining about that. This short and spiky style comes from Redlic and will come in a different color each week. The dress shown is just ONE OF THE MANY on the wall dollarbies at a new shop called Mulitple Personality Designs. The sale items are easy to find, so come celebrate the grand opening.
Shown with Juicy slingbacks. Pose by LAP.
Yamashita Hair and Neneko
I read about a possible hair place (thanks Syler) and journeyed over to Yamashita to take a look. There is indeed some great free hair here -- including the men's which is SO girl friendly (wink).
There are three styles in all in various colors. While there are blond versions, I personally wasn't happy with those textures. The darker ones, however, are fantastic. These are from Uncleweb Studio, a tiny little hole in the wall place in the dark and grungy streets of Japan.
Yamashita is an interesting place to explore at night and I found some other great values including this Halloween neneko for your shoulder ($1 at Rapis not far away).
The BIG main store of Uncleweb is here. Lots of styles to choose from in a giant amphitheater type building.
Sweater by Nuclear Boutique (not currently available). Pose by Tuli.
Body Basics: Skin and Hair
Sassy's Secrets [Edit: Now called Sinergy] has a new floral body henna tattoo skin in its lucky chair. I went over to check it out yesterday morning to find an "X" ticking away. I called a friend off a friend (we all need those X and Q and Z gals - wink) and she came and got a skin. Then the chair turned to a ? and I got mine. Then another ? and ANOTHER. I couldn't believe it. Almost makes up for 3 "Y"s in a row - LOL.
So here it is in all its glory. The henna is very nice and certainly makes a statement. Great when you want to show of a LOT of body parts. The eyelashes are a bit iffy but as long as you are wearing prim ones, it is all good. This actually comes with prim lashes but they ended up inside my body and not on it (that big girl syndrome) so I used my tried and true and fitted ones.
Shown with some hair I just love from the latest Bewitched Hair Hunt.
The Bewitched Hair Hunt is just starting and will be three SEPARATE rounds. So that means you need to go all three days if you want to see ALL the available $1 and on sale hair. I picked out a few of my favorites to show you. I think the one above is actually THE favorite and definitely different from most of the hair I have. It comes in a pack that includes a brown and a blond too.
I've had this style in the bright red shown above for a long while. You might remember seeing it as I have worn it often in posts. Now I have it in this nice blond color. The pack also has pastels.
And this style is actually in MENS but I think it looks great on girls -- or me anyway. It comes in a pack with black, purple and blue.
I'm not going to report on each day of the hair hunt, so go forth and hunt. You should know the drill by now. Mouse over the color packs of each design to find the ones that are on sale or $1. If you are REALLY lazy and you go at a busy time, you can just sit down on a couch somewhere and wait for others to shout out there finds in chat. Then go and find them. The styles are in alphabetical order so it is pretty easy.
Have fun.
Exile Hair Hunt @ Ivy Falls
Exile is having a hair hunt at Ivy Falls. It's a first birthday celebration and it will continue for two weeks so you have lots of time to hunt. There are five styles with two being unisex. Look for black present size boxes (not too large but not tiny either) with EXILE on the side.
One of the official people at Ivy Falls said there were 21 in all. I'm not sure if you can take that to the bank but there ARE different colors of each style. They are hidden in the Exile store, around the other stores, in the water, by the walkways etc. -- just not in the private houses (natch).
These are some of my favorites. I didn't come close to finding them all, just a few. Some are mod (hence tintable) and some not. So it is likely some will work for you -- and some not :D
The good news is that Ivy Falls is a REALLY fun shopping sim with so much to explore that the hunting is very enjoyable. There is a train that goes all around the island if you get tired of flying and plenty of stores to shop in, both fashion and home.


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- Set the pan aside until completely cool and then transfer the tomatoes to a clean and sterilized jar. Add a few sprigs of dry herbs and a clove of garlic, if using, to the jar. Pour in olive oil, thoroughly covering the tomatoes to preserve them.
- Store in the fridge for 4–6 weeks. Use up the remaining olive oil in dishes that can benefit from the savory tomato flavor.
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First impressions are lasting impressions, and you want to make a good one. To a large extent, your students' willingness and ability to learn depends on their feeling comfortable in your classroom (Davis, 1993) . Much of what you can do to foster rapport is not overt—body language and communication style, for example—but many instructors choose to undertake some intentional activity to set students at ease. You can use the first day to establish a positive classroom environment in a variety of ways.
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Sam returned to his former employment at the Bristol Patent Leather Company in Boston, eventually married and became a father. After the onset of the Great Depression, the Bristol Patent Leather Co. closed its business operations and Sam was fortunate to find a Civil Service position as a janitor at Bridgewater State College.
When the United States entered the Second World War, Sam reenlisted in the Massachusetts State Guard at the age of 50 and once again served as a First Sergeant with the 10th Co., 25th Mass. Infantry on the Home Front until his final discharge on August 31, 1945.
At the same time, the next generation of the 103rd Infantry Regiment continued its distinguished battle history as part of the 43rd "Winged Victory" Infantry Division (New England National Guard) starting in February, 1941. During that year, the 103rd Infantry trained at Camp Blanding, Florida and participated in maneuvers in Louisiana, North Carolina, Fort Shelby Mass., and Fort Ord, California. The regiment deployed overseas to the Pacific Theater in September of 1942, exactly 25 years after it had first sailed "Over There" to France with the AEF. The 103rd Infantry fought in the bloody Pacific campaigns at Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands, New Guinea and Luzon, taking part in the amphibious assault at Lingayen Gulf. The 103rd Infantry was one of the first units to land in Japan after the cessation of hostilities in August, 1945. After serving several weeks of occupation duty, the regiment returned home to the United States and was mustered out of Federal service in late October, 1945.
Meanwhile, the 26th "Yankee" Division was reorganized as a "triangular division" based on three infantry regiments and saw combat action once again on the battlefields of Europe. Shipped directly to France in August of 1944, the 26th Division landed at Cherbourg and Utah Beach in early September. In October of 1944, it fought over familiar ground during the Lorraine Campaign as part of the Allied drives on the Saar River and Metz. In December, 1944 the 26th Division participated in the Ardennes Breakthrough during the Battle of the Bulge and remained on the advance across the Rhine River. The division then moved into Austria by early April, 1945 where it helped liberate the Mauthausen-Gusen Concentration Camps. After advancing as far East as Czechosloviakia, following the surrender of Germany the 26th Division returned home to the United States and was mustered out of Federal service on December 21, 1945.
Sam lived in Bridgewater and remained working at Bridgewater State College for twenty seven years, eventually becoming Chief Custodian until his retirement in December, 1961. Ever a believer in self-improvement, Sam could be frequently found auditing college classes in his spare time as an informal drop-in student. His humor and wisdom made him well-liked by students and faculty alike over the years.
Sam remained an active member of several veterans' organizations including the American Legion until his death on March 21, 1974 at the age of 82. After a long struggle with emphysema from years of smoking, Same died peacefully at his home in the company of his wife Marion and was buried with full military honors at Woodlawn Cemetery in Everett, Massachusetts. Today, Sam and Marion continue to rest there together on scenic Celosia Path.
In commemoration of his military service, Sam was posthumously awarded a Presidential Memorial Certificate signed by President Richard M. Nixon which reads as follows:
The United States of America
Honors the Memory of
Samuel E. Avery
This Certificate is awarded by a grateful nation
in recognition of devoted and
selfless consecration to the service
of our country in the Armed Forces
of the United States.
Richard M. Nixon
President of the United States
As Sam himself would say, "Nuf Ced."


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I think that it is obvious that God and Jesus Christ play the main role in Enochian work of John Dee and E. Kelley.
They were mentioned thousands of times or at least twice or three times on each page.
Spirits needed to swear in the name of God or/and Jesus Christ almost any time they appeared to John Dee and E. Kelley.
And Satan, devil and demons appear in Dee's work too. They are treated there by Dee and Kelley in a very Christian way.
Crowley's pagan influence was very strong on Enochian Magic, but this magic is Christian in its core.