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I have had some visions of a woman from the Andes. These visions are associated with my using a fertilizer mixture that I spray on different things like apple trees, our garden and lawns.
This year grubs have infested many lawns in the area. The crows have been digging up lawns to get to the grubs. This one area of the lawn has turned into bare ground with sandy soil. I spread limestone and an organic fertilizer, and then grass seed. In a 3 gallon sprayer, I mix fulvagrow, ammonia, dish soap, soda (not diet), fish emulsion, liquid Miracle Grow and fill it with water. I spray this over the newly seeded area.
Fulvic acid is supposedly a miracle molecule. In India & China, they have know about it for centuries. They dig it up and use it as a food supplement. When used as a fertilizer, it has powerful effects. I hope it will help the grass grow well in the sandy area.
It is an act of faith, spraying this mixture of fertilizers. It comes out in a fine mist, with part of the liquid leaking out, but in the night, I have visions associated with it. I am not certain what this all means.
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The United States Section shall appoint an advisory committee of not less than twelve but not more than twenty members who are knowledgeable and experienced with respect to fisheries subject to the Treaty. One-half the membership of the committee shall be residents of the State of Alaska and one member shall be a resident of the State of Idaho. Each member shall serve a term of two years and shall be eligible for reappointment.
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Five members of the Niagara County Child Abuse Intervention Project were honored recently for their hard work and dedication during a recognition luncheon at Erie Canalside Banquets in Lockport. All those honored were nominated by their peers.
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- Golden CAIPer - Senior Caseworker Debbie Stevenson, Department of Social Services
- Tough CAIPer - Detective Travis Mapes, Lockport Police Department
- Newbie CAIPer - Family Services Advocate Kara Sciarrino, Child Advocacy Center of Niagara
- Honorable Mention CAIPer - Crime Victim Specialist Martha LaCorte, New York State Police
- Honorary CAIPer - Vice President Mary Brennan-Taylor, YWCA of Niagara.
"Our team members and community partners work day in and day out with victims of abuse and their families," said Laura Kelemen, executive director of the Child Advocacy Center of Niagara. "They are compassionate, dedicated and determined to prevent and treat child abuse, and to seek justice and healing for the victims and families they serve. Each and every CAIP team member deserves recognition and respect."
The Child Abuse Intervention Project is a multidisciplinary team of community partners, including law enforcement, Child Protective Services, the district attorney's office, medical and mental health personnel and Child Advocacy Center of Niagara staff who work together to prevent, treat, investigate and prosecute child abuse within a child-friendly setting.
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It was another typical night in the Freshmen Dorm. The stereos were jamming, the televisions were blaring, and Hall Director Matt Kingston was just getting home from his weekly staff meeting.posted by hit-or-miss at 3:49 PM on September 27, 2000
Matt turned on his television and settled in for a relaxing evening. But he was soon perplexed -- a new television season had started and he didn't know anything about the new shows on that night. Fortunately, Matt had a TiVO digital recorder, so he fliped on the TiVo SUGGESTION feature, and found a new show that matched up with his preprogrammed tastes.
Just as he was starting to enjoy the show, Matt's phone rang. There was a student on the roof threatening to jump! Up in a flash, Matt pressed "pause" on his TiVo remote control. Thanks to the Tivo TRICKPLAY feature, he would be able to start watching where he had left off when he got home.
Matt ran and joined the crowd forming in front of the building. "Why are you going to jump?" he shouted up to the crying young woman.
"My favorite TV show changed time slots and my stupid VCR recorded the wrong show!" she sobbed.
"That's nothing to get upset about." replied Matt. "If you buy a TiVo digital recorder, you'll be able to use the SEASON PASS feature -- Your TiVo will automatically record the show every week, no matter how often it changes days or time!"
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A California company that recently raised $50 million in venture capital is expanding its operations to Utah.
FireEye, a Milpitas-based software development firm whose products are used to help fortify computer and network firewalls and fend off cyber attacks, is planning to build a $2 million customer-support center. The effort could bring as many as 250 new jobs to northern Utah County or the Salt Lake area within the next 10 years, according to the Governor's Office of Economic Development.
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Those jobs are anticipated to pay upward of $54,325 a year, or more than 125 percent of Salt Lake County's average annual wage of $43,460.
FireEye CEO Dave DeWalt, was formerly the CEO of McAfee and helped that company become a leader its virus-protection segment before it was sold to Intel in 2010 for $7.6 billion.
"Utah's economy and its IT and software industry is continually being recognized internationally as one of the most vibrant communities in the U.S.," Spencer Eccles, GOED's executive director, said in a statement. "FireEye will now be a part of Utah's dynamic growth, which has seen such companies as Adobe, eBay, IM Flash and most recently Vivint in the headlines reporting their spectacular growth."
FireEye's expansion is expected to generate more than $14 million in state tax revenue and approximately $152 million in state wages over the next decade, according to GOED.
At a special meeting Monday evening, GOED's board of directors approved a refundable tax credit of $3.6 million for FireEye that will accrue to the company as it meets its hiring milestones over the next 10 years. The tax credit represents approximately 25 percent of the revenue FireEye is expected to generate for the state in the coming decade.
"We are very happy to be locating our Americas customer-support group in Utah," said Tony Kolish, FireEye's senior vice president of customer service. "With a talented technical workforce and favorable business environment, Utah offers an excellent location for FireEye."
The company has not finalized a specific location for its new facility. "We have a short list of locations and we should be making a decision within the next few weeks," he said.
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Lucky for you, the gifts she really wants are not the ones that will empty your wallet. Here's how to pamper Mom on a budget.
Even if you're on a tight budget, you can still find ways to show Mom you appreciate her. Two of the most requested gifts are flowers and spa days, according to the Shoppers Trend Report from RetailMeNot.com, the largest digital coupon website in the U.S. Gift certificates or gift cards are also likely to be a popular gift this year according to industry research firm IBISWorld, which predicts consumers will spend about $17.1 billion on Mother's Day gifts this year.
Here are tips for making the money you spend on these popular gifts for Mom stretch as far as possible.
If you are able to deliver flowers in person, consider putting together your own bouquet or centerpiece from flowers you purchase yourself. "The nice thing about DIY arrangements is the love that goes into them," says Louann Shenberger, a former florist who offers step-by-step instructions for flower arrangements on her website. "Choose flowers that don't have yellow leaves and don't shed petals if you give them a gentle shake. Rose heads need to be tight and feel firm when you lightly squeeze them. Lilies are best if they are still partly closed. This means they just arrived and are ready to open to their full beauty soon." She also suggests calling your local supermarket or discount store and asking when their flowers are delivered. Get there when the flowers do to get the best selection.
Don't live close to your mother? If you'll be sending flowers, Shenberger suggests calling a florist near her home directly and ask her to suggest an arrangement within your budget. "Ordering through a wire service costs the shop a fee, plus the arrangements are already planned and the cost is set for across the country," she notes.
You may also want to check out the flower deals your credit card issuer may be promoting. "Most credit card issuers feature online shopping malls that offer bonus points, miles, or cash back for purchases from certain retailers," says credit card expert Jason Steele.
Whether you choose to make your own arrangement or buy one online, Shenberger recommends avoiding the most popular blooms and colors. "Remember that flowers that are hot in demand during Mother's Day (especially pinks and whites) may have been stockpiled for a while at the wholesaler, ready to ship for the heavy demand that comes in that week," she says. "Choosing a mixture of different bright colors may result in fresher flowers."
Finally, consider a blooming plant instead of a cut arrangement to get the most value for your money.
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Subscribe to daily deal sites like Groupon or LivingSocial, or check your local newspapers for discounted spa services. Many will offer specials for Mother's Day. If you do give Mom one of these gifts, also give her cash for the tip, based on the retail price of the package, not the discounted cost.
You can also check directly with spas themselves to find out about Mother's Day promotions, and don't overlook hotels within driving distance. You may be able to buy Mom a package deal that includes a night away, spa treatment and brunch, for less than those three would cost separately.
If you are really on a strict budget, and aren't too klutzy, you can take a DIY approach. Pick up some pretty (or fun) polish and offer to do Mom's nails yourself. While you are at it, pick up a box of chocolates, and perhaps some Champagne and orange juice for mimosas. You and she will get to spend time together, which is something many moms will enjoy more anyway.
Gift cardsIf you know Mom's favorite place to shop, then see if you can snag a gift card at a discount from a site that resells gift cards other people can't use. You may be able to pick one up for a discount of 2.5%-30%.
Just be careful: Buy from reputable sites to make sure the cards are legitimate. And keep in mind that some of these cards may carry seasonal designs. That means Mom may get a card with a birthday cake or Christmas tree on the front!
If you plan to buy her a gift card in a store, consider using a credit card that will offer you maximum reward points for your purchase. For example, if your credit card offers bonus rewards for supermarket purchases, buy a gift card there.
Again, check out the promotions your card issuer is running. Chase Ultimate Rewards, for example, is offering cardholders 10% off gift cards to the Gap, Macy's, Cabela's and other retailers. Or you can redeem your reward points for a discounted gift card and use it to purchase your gift from one of these retailers. Cardholders can also redeem points for gift cards to Bed Bath & Beyond, AMC Theaters, Barnes & Noble and other stores and then give that gift card to Mom to spend as she chooses. Be sure to ask about shipping times, since redeeming points for gift cards can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks, depending on the issuer's policies.
Whatever you do, try to do something. According to a NPD Group for Child's Play Communications survey, one in five moms with children under 18 said their families won't spend anything on gifts for them this year. If you don't have money to spend (or even if you do), consider doing something meaningful instead.
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What's Charlie to do?
I'm glad I'm not Charlie Manuel. He sounds like a broken record, insisting his team will start to hit and finally get a winning streak going that will get him back into the post-season race. But what else can he do?
The alternative is being honest. But being honest means he would have to say something like this.
"Do I think we'll finally start hitting? Not really. I mean let's get real. Look at my lineup. Jimmy Rollins is past his prime. Ryan Howard is past his prime. Michael Young is past his prime. Chase Utley is past his prime. Carlos Ruiz is probably past his prime. Delmon Young is a one-dimensional player. Ben Revere may not have a prime. Dominic Brown is our only hope, although John Mayberry Junior and Kevin Fradnsen and Freddy Galvis all show flashes. But do you really think this is a lineup that can contend? And don't get me started on the pitching. Cole Hamels is good but is having a sub-par year. Clif Lee is excellent. Kyle Kendrick has pitched pretty well...but who is left? No Halladay, they've figured out Pettibone and Lannan isn't going to scare anyone. We can't get the game to Papelbon, Mike Adams has been bad and the rest of the bullpen has been worthless for large stretches. So my answer is...no, I don't think we're going to hit consistently and we don't have a shot at the playoffs. My suggestion is you ask Ruben Amaro Jr. why he left me with this roster."
That is where Charlie Manuel is. No, he's not the greatest manager there is, but he's never going to lay it all out, because then the blame falls at the feet of his boss. It's just too bad he can't tell us how he really feels.
Posted at 8:57am on June 17, 2013 by Big Don Voltz
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Mike from Delaware
Mon, Jun 17, 2013 10:17am
Big Don, Good analysis of what ails the Phils.
I also think you said it quite well in terms of why Charlie Manuel isn't saying more. Manuel as any manager be it sports or in the real world, can't blame their boss, because there are two rules in business [which includes both Sports AND Radio as both are businesses] :
Rule #1 The Boss is Always Right.
Rule #2 Even when the Boss is a fathead, an idiot, stupid, ignorant, doesn't know what he/she is doing, etc., see Rule #1.
Mon, Jun 17, 2013 12:10pm
There is more to it than don't criticize the boss. You also do not belittle your product.
Again, let's compare it with the business side of radio. Allan is wraping up his noon newscast. While signing off he says "We've got CBS news at the top of the hour, followed by the Rick Jensen Show. God is that show horrible." You just don't do that!
As long as Charlie has been around, he knows his team stinks. He knows they are, at best, an average third-place team. But he can't say it publicly. He wants tickets to be sold, as does everyone in the organization. He has to keep a positive spin on his remarks. Forget truth-in-advertising.
Oh, uh Don. Watch the phrase "broken record." I'm in my 60's so I know what it means. Mike from Delaware and I and played thousands of records on the air and we know what a broken one (scratched) is all about. But few folks under 50 have a clue what it means!
Mike from Delaware
Mon, Jun 17, 2013 1:56pm
JimH: Good point about not bashing your product or the folks paying the bills to support the business [radio again comes to mind]. I remember many a time when working in radio hearing a spot playing during my show [at any of the various stations I worked] and would have loved to have said coming out of the spot break, man was that a load of crap, will people really believe a word that guy just said - haha ! But of course, you aren't being paid to make wise cracks about the advertisers or what they say in their spots either. They buy the airtime and get to say what they want even if the claims are a tad bit "exagerated".
Same applies to the Phillies employees. That must be tough though, trying to put a positive spin day after day when the fans can see or hear the results by watching or listening to their games each night. Good point.
Good point about the broken record comment, comment, comment, comment, comment.
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'My heart was broken that day'
An Emmaus woman was 13 when her brother was killed in France during WWII. She never knew where he lay buried, until a new friend made it his mission to find out.
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Audrey Garcia holds a flag Ray Mohr brought back for her from her brother's grave site in Normandy. World War II veteran Ray Mohr decided to make a trip back to the beaches of Normandy where he participated in the the early battles of the French invasion. Like his first trip, his return trip also had a mission. Finding the grave site of his neighbor's brother. His neighbor at East Penn Housing, Audrey Garcia, asked him to find the grave of her brother, Joseph Ellwood, who was killed on Aug. 1, 1944. No one from her family was ever able to go visit the site, so Mohr went in their place, placing flowers, saluting and returning with pictures from the journey to a tearfully grateful Garcia. (CESAR L. LAURE/TMC / May 23, 2007)
Her most painful memory is of the day two men in Army uniforms came to tell her parents that Pvt. Joseph Ellwood had been killed in France.
The Army messengers waited in the backyard, pushing young Audrey, then 13, on her swing. They waited to break the news to her parents until her father, William, arrived home from work. Mr. Ellwood stopped the family's living room clock, declaring that its hands would never move again.
''My heart was broken that day,'' said a tearful Garcia, now 76. ''I still can't get over it. That's why my mother made sure that I got his Purple Heart.''
Closure was one thing that she and the other members of the Ellwood clan never could get. Ellwood enlisted in the Army shortly after he graduated from high school in October 1943. His death came less than 11 months later.
Like thousands of other American GIs who were killed helping to liberate France from the Nazis, Pvt. Ellwood was buried there. But the family never had the means to cross the Atlantic to visit his grave, nor did they opt to bring the body home. Through the mists of time, they were even uncertain of the precise location of his burial site, though Garcia knew that his body was in France.
Enter Raymond Mohr, honored this past week by the Lehigh County Office of Aging and Adult Services at its seventh annual ''Tribute to Unsung Heroes.'' The 88-year-old told those honoring him that thinking about others rather than himself is what has kept him young.
The unassuming but usually smiling Mohr volunteers at the Lehigh Center nursing home in Lower Macungie where his wife, Clara, who has Alzheimer's disease, is a resident. And he volunteered to do something simple but extraordinary for Garcia, whom he only recently met.
''Everyone in the building loves Ray,'' said Garcia. ''He has a heart of gold. Not every husband would go and visit his wife in a nursing home every day for five-and-a-half years. We all have so much respect for him.''
Mohr said he long harbored a wish to revisit Normandy. The former radio operator with the 29th Infantry Division landed on Omaha Beach on June 7, 1944, the day after the largest sea-to-land invasion in military history began.
Mohr said his family did not take his designs on a trip to France seriously. ''Nobody believed me until I got my passport last December and then they started to take notice,'' he said.
When Garcia, one of his new neighbors at the East Penn Place senior housing apartments in Emmaus, learned of Mohr's plans, she asked him for a favor: Find her brother's grave. The former Army technician happily volunteered.
Carrying out the mission would not be easy, however. The circumstances of Pvt. Ellwood's death were unknown to Garcia. All Mohr had to go on was his name.
On the date of his death, Aug. 1, 1944, Ellwood's regiment -- the 36th Armored Infantry -- was attached to the 3rd Armored Division and engaged in a fierce battle with German units at Villedieu-les-Poeles, a town about 175 miles west of Paris.
The town might best be known for what many believe is an apocryphal story about Ernest Hemingway, who covered the war for Collier's Weekly. It has been written that after American soldiers marched through the town, he tossed three grenades into a cellar where, townspeople had told him , German SS officers were hiding.
Though the details of Ellwood's death are unknown, at least to family members, he probably died there. The 36th Armored Infantry Regiment had only been in France for a little more than a month.
That same day, Mohr's 29th Infantry Division was preparing to engage Germans nearly 200 miles east near Rousseville. The 29th saw some of the fiercest fighting of the war in Europe, suffering more than 20,000 casualties in less than a year of combat.
Mohr doesn't brag about his service or his four battle stars. But his pride was evident when he showed pictures of his trip, which included a visit to the monument to his unit. It was erected on a concrete bunker from which German soldiers fired on advancing Americans on Omaha Beach.
Mohr's grandson, Jeffrey Lindenmuth Jr., who had been to France before, made the trip arrangements and accompanied his grandfather on the five-day journey. To find Ellwood's grave, Mohr and Lindenmuth enlisted John Flaherty, a Briton who runs Hand Made Tours and a bed and breakfast in the Normandy town of Fierville-les-Mines. With Flaherty's help, Mohr found Ellwood's grave in Brittany American Cemetery and Memorial in St. James, about 80 miles from Flaherty's inn.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – Notes Written With Sugar Bowl Confetti:
As a former Heisman Trophy winner, Paul Hornung doesn't have a vote in any of the final college football polls. But if he did, this is where Hornung would vote the University of Louisville after the Cardinals' 33-23 leveling of Florida in the Allstate Sugar Bowl:
"In the top five," Hornung said. "That was a heckuva performance. They came out hitting on the first play and they didn't stop. They didn't leave any doubt they were the better team. Teddy Bridgewater showed without a doubt that he's a first-round draft pick. I'm so impressed by the job Charlie Strong has done."
Despite Hornung's strong endorsement, the top five is likely out of Louisville's reach in the final Associated Press writers' and USA Today coaches' polls. The Cards were voted 22nd in the latest AP poll. Their best chance for a high rating is the coaches' poll, which had U of L ranked 18th on Dec. 2
Here are the teams ranked ahead of U of L in the coaches' poll that have lost their bowls: Northern Illinois (16), Oregon State (14), Louisiana State (7), Kansas State (6) and Florida (4). All least two others will lose with Oklahoma playing Texas A&M in the Cotton Bowl and Alabama matched against Notre Dame, Hornung's alma mater, in the BCS title game.
The Cards are a cinch to pass Northern Illinois and Oregon State. But I'm not convinced that voters in either poll will actually put them ahead of LSU or Kansas State.
The most interesting result will be how the Cards are ranked compared to Florida, which was fourth in the USA Today and AP polls, but third in the BCS standings. A 10-point win in a game Louisville led 24-3 doesn't provide much room for debate. Advantage, Cardinals.
But don't be so certain the coaches and writers will agree. Some will look at the full-season resumes of both teams and keep the Gators ahead of Charlie Strong's team. The question: How many?
*Hornung turned 77 two days before Christmas. A series of knee and hip replacement surgeries convinced him not to travel to Miami to watch his beloved Fighting Irish play Alabama for the national title on Monday night.
"Too much walking up and down stairs getting in and out of everything, especially at the stadium," Hornung said. "My wife (Angela) and I will have a nice little dinner and watch the game at home."
Rooting for the Irish, who are holding steady as a 9 ½-point underdog. Hornung, of course, went to Notre Dame from Flaget High School, winning the 1956 Heisman Trophy.
"They can win," Hornung said. "It won't be easy because (Alabama's) Nick Saban is a tremendous coach and Alabama has the advantage in quickness. But Notre Dame has tremendous size on both sides of the line. And Brian Kelly (the Notre Dame coach) has been outstanding."
Hornung agrees that the key to a Notre Dame upset will be the play of Irish quarterback Everett Golson. If Golson can complete enough mid-range passes to keep the Alabama linebackers away from the line of scrimmage, Notre Dame has a chance to run the football and score.
*Don't forget that one of the primary mashers on the Notre Dame offensive line has a solid connection to the University of Kentucky – starting left tackle Zack Martin (6-4, 304) is the son Keith Martin, who played for the Wildcats from 1981-83.
Martin's younger brother, Nick, is listed as the Notre Dame second team right tackle. Like Zack, Nick Martin played at Chatard High School in Indianapolis. Nick originally committed to UK, but changed his mind to follow his brother to South Bend. Martin's mother, Pam, also attended UK, where she was a trainer with the football team.
Zack Martin is considered Notre Dame's best offensive lineman as well as a sure pro. In December, he announced he would return for the 2013 season, in part, because he wants to play one season on the same offensive line with his brother.
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