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Revamps are all the rage in comics these days. DC Comics started the most recent with the New 52, which Marvel quickly followed up with Marvel NOW. With these revamps must come new stories, new origins, and obviously new costumes.
We reported a while ago that the All-New Ghost Rider was going through such a revamp. This comes as no surprise as Ghost Rider's history is rife with character changes and new costume designs. With the new comic coming out in the next few months it occured to us that we should use this time of rebirth to look at the history of the character's visual representation.
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Ever dreamed of a city that not only stops all types of activity from two p.m. to five p.m. in the afternoon, but also parties till six o'clock in the morning? Then you have never been to Barcelona, Spain. "What happens in Barcelona, stays in Barcelona," J.D. Wolfe states as we return back home from our trip, but Barcelona was much more than a city that knew how to entertain their guests. The city is also filled with some of the most magnificent and stunning artwork, architecture, and an experience one will never forget.
During spring break 2013 Christian Brothers University took students, family, and friends to visit and study in Barcelona, Spain and Carcassonne, France. Not only were we taken out of our comfort zone, being my first time out of the country, but we were easily adapted due the the group we were with and the outstanding kindness of everyone in the city.
"'Take the path less traveled': The cab rides in Barcelona were always eventful. For example, when no one spoke a lick of Spanish except for me and we got dropped off in an alley behind our hotel. We were all thinking our cab driver was going to kill us and he actually led us directly back to where we were suppose to be," says University of Memphis student, Melody Caldwell. Most of the greatness of the trip should be accredited to the CBU study abroad program. Their tentativeness and particulars to detail made this trip a trip I will never forget. Honestly, my first time out of the country was with the CBU study abroad program, I graduate in May, and I am planning on going abroad with them again in 2014.
"CBU Study Abroad trips are extraordinary for students of all ages. Our trip to Barcelona last month was an experience not to be forgotten. Seeing the Sagrada Familia and La Pedrera, strolling down La Rambla, dining at tapas bars, ascending Montjuic on the funicular, descending to the Underground City Museum to see excavations of Barcelona 2,000 years ago, enjoying a Flamenco performance, traveling to the Salvador Dali museum and the unbelievable medieval city of Carcassonne, France were all feasts for the senses. Our walking classroom led us to places beyond our expectations, and we were amazed," says Ms. Barbara Kernan (and put very well I might add). I will always hold that week abroad with CBU near to my heart. You do not just learn about a new culture, you gain a deeper understanding for who you are as a person. For that, I thank CBU for having such a phenomenal itinerary planned for us in which we got to participate and live fully as a part of Barcelona, Spain and Carcassonne, France." -Taylor Tartera, English '13
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GM crops aid farmers, citizens and the environment, study says
Biotechnology has delivered a substantial increase in farm income while providing substantial benefits to both farmers and citizens. That's the take-away from a new study from United Kingdom-based PG Economics – "GM crops: global socio-economic and environmental impacts 1996-2011."
The study also says crop biotechnology was responsible for producing an additional 110 million tons of soybeans and 195 million tons of corn from 1996 to 2011.
"Where farmers have been given the choice of growing GM crops, adoption levels have typically been rapid. Why? The economic benefits farmers realize are clear and amounted to an average of over $130/hectare in 2011," says Graham Brookes, director of PG Economics, and co-author of the report.
"The majority of these benefits continue to increasingly go to farmers in developing countries. The environment is also benefiting as farmers increasingly adopt conservation tillage practices, build their weed management practices around more benign herbicides and replace insecticide use with insect resistant GM crops. The reduction in pesticide spraying and the switch to no till cropping systems is continuing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture," Brookes says.
The study examines the impact of the first 16 years of widespread adoption of crop biotechnology, concluding that the technology has "consistently provided important economic and production gains, improved incomes and reduced risk."
PG Economics, Ltd., is a specialist provider of advisory and consultancy services to agriculture and other natural resource-based industries. The company's areas of specialization are plant biotechnology, agricultural production systems, agricultural markets and policy.
Some key findings of the report:
- The net economic benefit at the farm level in 2011 was $19.8 billion.
- For the 16-year period (1996-2011), the global farm income gain was $98.2 billion.
- Of the total farm income benefit, 49 % ($48 billion) was due to yield gains resulting from lower pest and weed pressure and improved genetics, with the balance from reductions in the cost of production.
- The insect resistant technology used in cotton and corn has consistently delivered yield gains from reduced pest damage. The average yield gains over the 1996-2011 period across all users of the technology was +10.1 percent for insect resistant corn and +15.8 % for insect resistant cotton.
- A majority (51%) of the 2011 farm income gains went to farmers in developing countries, 90% of which are resource poor and small farms.
- Between 1996 and 2011, crop biotechnology was responsible for an additional 110 million tons of soybeans and 195 million tons of corn.
- Without crop biotechnology, maintaining global production at the 2011 levels would have required an additional 5.4 million hectares of soybeans, 6.6 million hectares of corn, 3.3 million hectares of cotton and 0.2 million hectares of canola.
- Crop biotechnology has contributed to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture by reducing fuel use and additional soil carbon storage from reduced tillage.
- Crop biotechnology has reduced pesticide spraying by 474 million kilograms (-9%).
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If Bt cotton was so good for Indian farmers, why have so many committed suicide over it? "Roundup Ready" corn and soy are resistant to the herbicide Roundup, and this has led to increased spraying of herbicides. More than 20 species of plants have already evolved resistance to Roundup and this is leading to Roundup-resistant weeds, which leads to the use of additional herbicides. Monsanto regularly sues farmers who try to save seed, while not all hybrids are sterile. GMOs have been tested over the short term only, and by the biotechs themselves, not by independent organizations. As Michael Pollan notes, if you buy a bottle of Bt pesticide, it has a warning label because Bt is an EPA-registered pesticide. But Bt corn and other Bt foods are not considered pesticides, but "foods". In a peer-reviewed, glyphosate (the active ingredient in Monsanto's Roundup) has been linked to endocrine disruption, which can lead to birth defects and cancer. From the paper, "We previously reported two cases of birth defects in a farmer's family including imperforate a***, growth hormone deficiencies, hypospadias, heart defect and micro-p****." [Sorry—this site appears to block these anatomical terms]. The University of Pittsburg reported on how roundup kills amphibians. And for what? The Union of Concerned Scientists found scant evidence that production increases with the use of GMOs. Jeffrey Smith and the UCS are better sources on the health effects of GMOs than a firm that was paid to promote GMOs.
In addition to these concerns, in my experience in fact most of the agricultural beneficiaries of GMOs are NOT "resource poor and small farms." It is large growers (esp. of soybeans in Latin America), many of whose crops are perceived to cross fertilize. Even if the latter is not the case, with this comes reliance on the manufacturers for seed, lawsuits if the seed is used outside of contract, and most important, loss of land as small farmers not using GMOs cannot compete in the market. The result is the history of Latin America (and elsewhere) - the large landholders gain while the smallholder loses his land. In addition, this is a new technology, so while there is contested evidence so far of health risks from GMOs, have we not learned anything from the promotion of pesticides and herbicides during the Green Revolution of post W.W.II?
One thing to remember is who pays for this report and even the Drovers. It is a free puplication because of all the advertisers in it. Very few are not pharmaceutical or chemical companies. It takes courage to disagree with the money!
Then who do you know to trust? If you go to some organic website they may be paid, either by other organic or threw their own profits, to make you believe GM is bad.
The apparent cropping benefits to the farmer for GMO crops are certainly commendable. It is becoming very difficult to answer the growing problems of infertility in humans and livestock, growth of allergies and even unexplained deaths or increased transportation losses to market. Lower immunity and increased resistance are facts we should not have to explain with so much stronger, better and more efficient management and nutritional systems. Why is Europe calling the GMO movement the "purchased truth"? Why does this commercialization take so much "defense" money from the Companies that have the patents? (Over $40 Million was spent on California preposition 37 of labeling food - I for one am not for it either for other reasons) Why are more "band-aids" coming on the market to help make crops "healthier"? The GMO technology is certainly remarkable - the side effects are growing and the public is getting nervous. Let's study the nutritional impacts of these changed crop seeds and the impact of those chemicals like RoundUp! Stop this bullying of being "right" or worse yet, stop playing the game we need this technology for growing enough food for a hungry world. It is still time to THINK and combine good and complete science through biological processes that will assure our Grand Children a healthy future!
Good grief, I am so sick of enviro-zealots trotting out the same bogus and refuted research over and over again. Environmental groups and those who follow them are the real lemmings, and the enemies of science. These groups are no more independent of the lure of financial gain through individual and corporate donation than corporations and governments. Universities who produce anti-GMO research are bought and paid for by environmental groups. The UCS has an anti-GMO stance at its core. They are biased and research like it. They use low touch words like "concerned" and "potential" in research summaries because it creates fear without needing a solid foundation of evidence. "We're concerned that there may be the potential for harm." No scale other than what the human mind creates. Indian farmers were committing suicide in the mid 1990s before GMOs were allowed. Blaming a greater social ill on GMOs is convenient, but also immoral. Organic growers can spray Bts till the cows come home. Did you know Roundup has been registered since the 1970s? That more than 90% of corn and soybeans have been planted to GMO crops in the US for nearly a decade? How does any person or living thing even still have genitalia at this point? Really? Sorry for the rambling rant. It's exhausting having to constantly wave off this nonsense, but we must fight on because we know the other side will.
Joe – The rate of suicide among farmers in India has soared with the promotion of GMOs, and you do a disservice to every one of these poor souls, as well as all readers, when you ignore them with a snide suggestion about a proclivity to suicide. You can't dismiss the substantial body of work by the likes of Engdahl (Seeds of Destruction), Smith (The GMO Trilogy), McKibben (Enough), or Leiner (Bitter Seeds, where she informs us that a farmer in India is committing suicide every 30 minutes) with a few snarky comments. Nor can you ignore the aggressive campaign of lies flailed by Monsanto (see http://www.huffingtonpost.com/michele-simon/top-10-lies-told-by-monsa_b_1819731.html). Nor can we overlook the known problems in promoting GMOs (false substanial equivalence claims, allergenicity, animal feeding studies, intrusion onto non-target organisms, emergence of new secondary pests and evolution of resistant pests, increased chemical use, destructive economics), or Monsanto's aggressive pursuit of legal action against farmers who never planted GMOs. Then read through this: http://tinyurl.com/9xtsvcw . These authors, among others, discuss evidence of human harm, not simply "concerns". As a scientist, I can tell you that an expression of concern by the scientific community is a world apart from the expression of concern by your favorite talking head on the 6:00 news. When scientists tell me they are concerned, I listen up. Maybe you'd enlighten us with your peer-reviewed paper that disputes the research suggesting glyphosate exposure led to micro-pee-pees (see http://tinyurl.com/ahsgua4 for .pdf). Or, just be honest with yourself, if not us, and ask if your position is simply a consequence of your vested interests.
Russian scientist are alarmed and suggesting a 10 year ban of GM crops to study the long term effects....very wise. Another aspect is that you notice the same GM crops listed are also heavily subsidized....what a coincidence! If I could buy non GM corn for my animals I would. You can't find it in our local feed stores.
Monsanto controls the news: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=axU9ngbTxKw
That's why the Government (your taxes) should be paying for this research and not the corporations or the enviros or special interests. But then the Government and taxes are evil and not to be trusted. So there you are sitting in your own puddle of paranoia. Personally I don't have time to read all the bias so I try to weed out and ignore those by following the money before I start reading. Then if I find a "neutral" source (if there is such a thing), I read it and decide myself whether or not the report appears solid in its methods and conclusions. If it does I don't necessarily start touting it as the new facts, but I start watching for more research (good research) on the matter. Be patient and sooner or later a concensus will be reached. In the mean time do what you feel appropriate for your own well being and refrain from bashing others.
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good for farmers??? ' http://cowboybyte.com/27118/china-rejects-546k-tons-us-gmo-corn/
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...I got my first deer with my Warthog tonight...41 yards away, complete passthrough. The deer ran 25 yards and died...It was a nubbin buck, not too proud of that, but hey, a deer is a deer, and with the weather we have been getting in Central WI so far, I am happy with that...Arrow was a Easton 400 FMJ, with an 85 grain Magnus Buzzcut 4 blade...pulling 64 lbs, 28" draw.
The best part-The deer was slightly quartering too...hit right behind shoulder, and exited out the hind quarter...passthrough, lots of blood....
I dont see how people track deer close to 200 yards when hit with a mechanical before they find it, and they are pleased with that. I shoot a broadhead that has about a 1" cut, and this deer went 25 yards...in fact, of all my deer shot with a bow, this deer went the farthest...and this deer hardly knew what hit it.
Their is a place for mechanical heads in this world...but they belong in a turkey, where you dont want a passthrough.
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With a bright yellow can and a distinct, delicious taste, Old Bay seasoning is a fixture on spice racks around the Chesapeake Bay. Named after a steamship that traveled between Baltimore and Norfolk, Virginia, the seasoning was purchased from creator Gustav Brunn's company by McCormick & Co. in 1990. While it's most often used to season crabs, shrimp and other seafood, adventurous eaters have added the spice to a range of dishes over the years. Looking past that classic steamed crab, here are eight Old Bay recipes we adore.
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1. Old Bay potato chips. While some snack companies sell Old Bay-flavored potato chips pre-made and in a bag, it's possible to make your own! Cut russet potatoes into thin slices, use a paper towel to dry the slices out and deep fry them in your choice of oil. Cook them, drain them and season liberally. Toss to coat. Check out this recipe from Kayla Black at The Dog Mom.
2. Old Bay popcorn. Or, as Courtney from Sweet C's Designs calls it, crab corn. Let's face it: salt doesn't always cut it when you're seasoning your popcorn. So ditch the traditional seasoning—and the pre-packaged products—in favor of sugar, garlic powder and Old Bay to create a summertime snack.
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3. Old Bay beer. The Chesapeake has inspired a range of beers, from the Striped Bass Pale Ale by Devils Backbone Brewing Company to the Rosie Parks Oyster Stout by Fordham. This summer, the Flying Dog Brewery released the first beer (to our knowledge) that tastes like Old Bay: Dead Rise ale, which uses citrus hop notes and a tart finish to complement the region's signature spice. We don't have access to their recipe, but we do know the seasonal beverage is available from May through September in bars, restaurants and stores across the mid-Atlantic.
4. Old Bay biscuits. Butter, cheese and bread are three key ingredients to any good snack. Add Old Bay, and you get a knock-off of the cheddar biscuits passed out by the basketful at seafood restaurant chain Red Lobster. Shawn from I Wash You Dry has created a 20-minute recipe that yields a dozen biscuits. She dares you to stop at just one.
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5. Old Bay Bloody Marys. The Bloody Mary is a classic cocktail. Served at brunches across the region, it contains vodka, tomato and lemon juice, and a range of other condiments, from Tabasco to crushed horseradish. To serve the drink Chesapeake-style, rim the glass with Old Bay seasoning and consider replacing the traditional celery stalk garnish with a shrimp or crab claw. Saveur magazine has published the recipe used by Old Ebbitt Grill in Washington, D.C.
6. Old Bay deviled eggs. Deviled eggs are so named because they are made with a bit of spice: mustard, pepper or paprika are mixed with the yolks of halved, hard-boiled eggs and spooned back into each egg "cup." Old Bay can add an extra kick, whether incorporated into the yolk mixture or sprinkled on top. Check out this recipe from Martha Stewart.
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7. Old Bay edamame. Edamame, or immature soybeans, are served boiled or steamed and sprinkled with salt. Popular in Japanese cuisine, the pods can often be found in the frozen food section of U.S. grocery stores. Rich in protein, fiber and folic acid, the beans pack a nutritional punch. Adding Old Bay ensures the beans pack a punch to your taste buds, too. Check out this recipe from Terita at Kid Can Eat!.
8. Old Bay ice cream. In 2012, Alonso's Restaurant won bragging rights and 70 pounds of Old Bay seasoning in the spice company's Taste of Baytriotism promotion. It was selected because it served, among other things, Old Bay ice cream. If you can't make it to the Baltimore eatery, you can make your own! Regan at The Tasty Kitchen created a recipe that contrasts candied potato chips—crushed and coated with brown sugar and Old Bay—with smooth vanilla ice cream.
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The nation's forests save more than 850 lives each year, according to a new report from the U.S. Forest Service.
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In a study that will be published in the October issue of Environmental Pollution, scientists with the U.S. Forest Service have determined the magnitude and economic value of the effects trees have on air quality and human health. While we have long known that trees remove pollutants from the air, this study shows that in 2010, trees in the conterminous United States removed 17.4 million tons of pollution, with a human health value of $6.8 billion.
In addition to saving more than 850 lives, these trees reduced more than 670,000 incidences of acute respiratory symptoms and 430,000 incidences of asthma exacerbation. Trees also saved 200,000 lost days of school.
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A forest's pollution removal rates can be affected by pollution concentrations, tree cover, weather conditions, length of growing season and other environmental stressors. In general, scientists found that while trees' pollution removal was greater in rural areas, the economic value of this pollution removal was greater in urban areas. In other words, because of their proximity to people, trees in urban areas have a greater impact on human health.
"More than 80 percent of Americans live in urban areas containing over 100 million acres of trees and forests," said Michael T. Rains, director of the Forest Service's Northern Research Station in a media release. "This research clearly illustrates that America's urban forests are critical capital investments [that are] helping produce clean air and water [and] reduce energy costs and making cities more livable. Simply put, our urban forests improve people's lives."
The Chesapeake Bay Program has set a goal to expand urban tree canopy by 2,400 acres by 2025. Indeed, trees can improve air quality, water quality and habitat in ways not discussed in this study. Trees near buildings, for instance, lower energy use. Trees along rivers and streams reduce the amount of nutrients entering local waterways. And trees provide food, shelter, nesting sites and safe migration paths for critters in the water and on land.
"Urban tree planting is part of the Watershed Improvement Plan for six Bay jurisdictions," said U.S. Forest Service Chesapeake Liaison Sally Claggett. "To reach water quality goals, these jurisdictions are targeting nearly 20,000 acres of new tree canopy by 2025—so the goal of 2,400 acres may be reached early. Partners are planning an Urban Forestry Summit in fall 2014 to help make that happen."
Solar energy is on the rise in the United States, and one jurisdiction in the Chesapeake Bay watershed has been named a leader in the solar energy revolution.
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According to a report released by Environment America, Delaware is one of the ten states that have installed the greatest amount of solar energy capacity per capita. At 82 watts per person, the state is in seventh place.
Since December 2008, Delaware has expanded its solar capacity from 2 to 59 megawatts. According to the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC), the state has installed 1,600 solar energy systems on government buildings, businesses, schools and homes. What's driving this effort? Legislation, policies and financial incentives that support going solar.
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Solar energy uses the sun as fuel to create heat or electricity. It's considered cleaner than coal- or natural gas-fired power plants because it doesn't burn fossil fuels, which can release emissions that contribute to climate change.
Like other states in Environment America's top ten, Delaware's interconnection policies make it easier for individuals and companies to connect their solar energy systems to the power grid. Solar rebates and other financing options help lower the cost of installation, while "net metering" policies compensate consumers for the excess energy they return. The solar market is also moving forward in response to Delaware's Renewable Portfolio Standard, which calls for the state to draw 25 percent of its power from renewable sources by 2025, with at least 3.5 percent coming from solar.
"Encouraging solar power is the right thing to do for the environment and our economy," said Delaware Gov. Jack Markell in a media release. "We are aggressively working toward a clean energy future in Delaware, demonstrating we can have both a strong economy and a healthy environment. That means creating a robust market for solar and other clean energy systems, creating clean energy jobs, expanding our solar industry and improving air quality."
Two additional watershed jurisdictions received special mention in Environment America's report: New York, whose solar energy market is growing quickly, and the District of Columbia, where new clean energy policies are set to make solar more attractive and accessible to consumers.
During summer months, Chesapeake Bay waters become home to a range of bacteria. One of the most talked-about bacteria is Vibrio, which occurs naturally in warm estuarine waters and can infect those who eat contaminated shellfish or swim with open wounds in contaminated waters. But illness can be avoided. Learn about the bacteria—and how to avoid infection—with this list of five Vibrio facts.
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1. Vibrio is a naturally occurring bacteria. There are more than 80 species of Vibrio, which occur naturally in brackish and saltwater. Not all species can infect humans, but two strains that can have raised concern in the Bay watershed: Vibrio vulnificus and Vibrio parahaemolyticus. The bacteria are carried on the shells and in the bodies of microscopic animals called copepods.
2. The presence of Vibrio in surface waters is affected by water temperature, salinity and chlorophyll. Because Vibrio prefers warm waters, it is not found in the Bay during winter months. Instead, it is common in the summer and early fall. When water temperatures are warm, algae blooms form, fed by nutrients in the water. These blooms feed the copepods that carry the Vibrio bacteria. When the copepods die, Vibrio bacteria are shed into the water. As climate change increases the temperature of the Bay, both algae blooms and Vibrio could persist later in the season.
3. Vibrio infections can occur in people who eat raw or undercooked shellfish or who swim with open wounds or punctures in contaminated waters. While infections are rare, they do take place and can be particularly dangerous for people with compromised immune systems. The ingestion of Vibrio can cause vomiting, diarrhea and abdominal pain, and in some cases can infect the bloodstream. If an open wound or puncture comes into contact with the bacteria, the area around the wound can experience swelling, redness, pain, blistering and ulceration of the skin.
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An urn, painted with buttermilk to encourage a mossy patina, is filled with purple sage, pansies, licorice plant, and a conifer.
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An urn, painted with buttermilk to encourage a mossy patina, is filled with purple sage, pansies, licorice plant, and a conifer.
The Colonial Revival garden is not confined just to herbs. It also doubles as a potager and includes perennials.
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To weave the rock garden and house into the perennial border, Glenn chose an adept climber, the ultra-hardy electric pink rose 'William Baffin.'
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'William Baffin' roses are more suitable for colder climates than most roses.
Hand-trimmed bluestone is accented with sedum.
Homeowner and landscape designer Glenn Hillman.
Herb Garden
The lovely linchpin in the property's layout is the herb garden, with its boxwood sentinels, 'Palibin' lilac standards, and mirrored lattice arbors imposing symmetry among the gold, silver, and green herbs.
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Hemming a lawn on all sides, the perennial border keeps a constant color dialog bouncing between flowers and foliage.
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Glenn built up a wall to shoulder the rock garden terrace, adding pockets for planting.
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Although Glenn juggled their positions, the peonies and irises came with the house. He added perennials Salvia 'Caradonna,' lamb's ears, Phlox 'Nora Leigh,' and Dianthus 'Bath's Pink' to emphasize stem colors and foliage hues.
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The garden features a traditional herb garden layout, with a rock garden terrace and classical focal points inspired by historic gardens.
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Set at the end of a pear allée, the shed is modeled after a pavilion in Williamsburg.
This showy purple heirloom variety of iris smells just like bubblegum, Glenn says.
Glenn chose bricks for the garden's paths and edgings because they are timeless and mellow with age.
The sunroom features sweeping vistas of the lush greenery beyond. Abundant windows allow for easy flow between the indoor space and the garden.
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Hostas flourish in the shadier parts of the garden.
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Dianthus has crept beyond the rock terrace to swarm around a garden chair.
This antique astronomical device adds interest in the herb garden.
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Glenn achieves a woodland look in this shady glade.
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Police chief Robert Jones described his department as being in "dire straits," with four officers needed to bring the department up to full capacity.
"We have one officer who has been out for six months due to knee surgery," he said. "But he now needs another surgery, so he is out for another six to eight months. Now I have learned that another officer will have to be out. We already had a vacancy and now there are two more, so that's three vacancies. It is going to be difficult to continue to offer our high level of service."
Jones also reminded council that any officers hired would need equipment up to and including an automobile.
Community development director Jamey Cochran revisited the idea of permanently closing the Park Street railroad crossing in downtown.
Key Phillips and Michael Nash with the Georgia Department of Transportation and Sheriee Bowman, manager of the Consumer Affairs and Safety Department for CSX Railroad, reported that the downtown area had too many unnecessary and redundant crossings and they recommended closing Park Street and upgrading the nearby King Street crossing.
Council member Lee Castro questioned closing the crossing completely and asked if there could be a pedestrian crossing instead.
He was told that he could indeed leave a pedestrian crossing but that funding might not be available.
Council also discussed a proposal to make Bruce, Lawrence and Casey streets and Ripley Avenue one-way streets due to the narrow lanes. The idea would make the area more accessible to emergency responders.
In other business, council discussed:
• a temporary construction easement at Bill Hix/Hall Station Road and SR 140.
• modification of a gas consulting agreement with Keck and Wood.
• a quit claim deed for North Bartow Community Services.
• modifying an organizational chart for Public Works.
• selling at auction seven condemned automobiles.
Adairsville City Council wil meet again on Thursday, Feb. 20, at 7 p.m. at the Adairsville Rail Depot.


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Funeral service speakers note kind nature of officer
One of the fond memories Pfc. Robert Hunter has of his father, Salisbury Police Sgt. Mark Hunter, was one that elicited the most laughter from those who attended the longtime police officer's funeral Friday at Omwake-Dearborn Chapel at Catawba College.
Mark Hunter served 14 years with the U.S. Army and was a police officer for 20 years. He served as a patrol officer, drug investigator and police sergeant.
As Robert Hunter placed his hands on the podium, he spoke about a man who was an older mirror image of him, with the kind of love only a son could evoke. Robert Hunter, who is in the U.S. Army now, told of how proud his father was when he graduated from basic training.
"Every time I made a move, he would say, 'Got Tow Mighty that's my son,' " Robert Hunter said as the whole chapel erupted in laughter.
Robert Hunter said his father worked hard and even slept hard. He recalled a time when he and his brothers were young and their father took them to a movie. He snored throughout the movie, but woke in time to laugh along with the audience as though he'd watched it all.
When people told him he looked like his dad, Robert would always reply that he didn't. "But now when people tell me that, I take it as the greatest compliment," he said.
He shared other humorous memories of his father and bid him a loving goodbye.
"You're my hero. You're my Superman," Robert said, "Daddy, I love you."
Friends spoke of Mark Hunter's boisterous bravado, but more and more they shared stories of his kind nature toward children and his knack for creative vocabulary.
"He had a way with words," said friend Dee Dee Wright.
"When he said he had to go 'snickel snackel,' that meant he was going to go eat," Wright said.
Other words Hunter often used included "bellyacher," which referred to a Sun-drop or a soft drink. Someone with dreadlocks had a "head full of snakes."
Wright said she affectionately called Hunter "Sgt. Everything, because that's what he said."
She said Hunter was soft, but stern when he needed to be. On a day when there was plenty of turmoil going on in the world, April 18 will be remembered for the day a wife lost a husband, children lost a father, sisters and brothers lost a sibling and a city lost a protector, Wright said.
Hunter died last Thursday, April 18, of a heart attack.
Davidson County Assistant District Attorney Karen Biernacki recalled conversations she had with Hunter. Biernacki, a former Rowan County district attorney, said Hunter never wanted to hurt someone else's child, but he would say he also had a family to return home to, she said.
Classmate Amy Bankhead said Hunter lived his life to the fullest and was a very loving person. Bankhead and Hunter graduated in 1979 from A.L. Brown High School in Kannapolis. She said when it was time to take their senior class pictures, Hunter showed up in a white hat and a three-piece blue suit during a time when the weather was close to 90 degrees.
"I looked at him. I said, 'pimp daddy,' " Bankhead said to laughter.
Hunter was a member of First Baptist Church in Kannapolis. He was also a member of the West End Community Center and as a K-9 handler was partnered with a black Labrador named Smoke.
Salisbury Police Chief Rory Collins said at first Hunter wasn't too fond of Smoke because of the breed of the dog. But Smoke was the officer's best friend, Collins said.
When Collins promoted Hunter to sergeant in 2011, it brought the hard as nails officer to tears.
"He looked at me with tears in his eyes and said, 'I'm finally getting to do what I always wanted to do,' " Collins said.
Hunter was a leader before he was promoted, Collins said.
"He was loved as a co-worker, a community servant, friend and a brother," he said.
Officers from around the area, their badges wrapped with black mourning bands, stood saluting the flag-draped casket as it was carried into the chapel. The procession of family and friends took nearly half an hour to reach the front of the chapel. Once seated, fond memories of Hunter followed a selection by son-in-law Gregory Luster and Clinton Luster. During the service, Rowan Magistrate Gloria Jones sang a stirring a cappella version of "Wind Beneath My Wings." Family, friends and people in the community who knew or served alongside Hunter filled the chapel as the bright sun pierced through the windows.
After the service, fellow officers gave a final salute as Hunter's casket passed them.
Contact reporter Shavonne Potts at 704-797-4253. Twitter: www.twitter.com/salpostpotts Facebook: www.facebook.com/Shavonne.SalisburyPost.


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Controversial rezoning back before Kannapolis City Council on Monday
KANNAPOLIS — An appeal of a controversial zoning decision is on the agenda for Monday's Kannapolis City Council meeting.
Local resident Fred Wally is appealing a Feb. 6 decision by the city's Planning and Zoning Commission decision to assign the Campus Zoning district to an undeveloped 75.9-acre parcel off Davidson Road and N.C. 3.
The commission's nine members voted unanimously to approve the rezoning request.
Starting in 2007, Wally and a group of area residents fought a previous attempt to rezone that property all the way to the N.C. Supreme Court.
In 2012, the high court nullified the 2007 rezoning due to a procedural error in Kannapolis' rezoning process.
Speaking by phone Saturday morning, Wally said those residents are ready to fight this new attempt at rezoning.
At issue is whether the zoning is appropriate, as well as how the land will be developed.
The parcel was voluntarily annexed by Kannapolis in 2007, after passage of a special law in the N.C. General Assembly that allowed the city to go outside the three-mile radius from its city limits to do so.
According to a city staff report to City Council members, the then-owners of the property — Coddle Creek, LLC and Dave McCoy on behalf J.C. and Marie Wallace Charitable Remainder Trust — applied for a zoning change to Campus Development conditional zoning.
According to the city's staff report, the CD district can include "light manufacturing, office, warehousing, distribution, institutional and limited retail and service uses in an attractive campus or corporate park setting with architectural design standards, landscaping, screening and buffering."
Additionally, the report states, "The (Campus Zoning) district is intended for application in select areas of the City primarily for new development on previously undeveloped land," although it may also be applied to other areas as warranted.
City Manager Mike Legg, reached by phone Saturday, said that at the time, Wayne Brothers planned some $120 million in commercial and retail development on a 20-acre section of the land.
A grocery store was among the uses being discussed for that retail section, Legg said.
The remainder, Legg said, could have been "anything from light industrial … very similar to our Kannapolis Gateway Business Park, or office uses."
Residents opposed to the development took issue with the special law that allowed Kannapolis to annex the land in the first place.
Others claimed that the new designation constituted "spot zoning" that did not match the residential and rural character of nearby land.
From 2008 to 2012, attorneys fought the case in the courts, until the 2012 court decision left the property effectively without zoning.
However, Legg told the Post that the decision did not mean that Kannapolis' zoning was wrong for the land. The court did not rule on the question of whether the city's decision was "spot zoning."
"The only thing the Supreme Court said was that there was an error in the procedures," Legg said.
Also, Legg said, even when the county had control over the zoning, the uses permitted there have always been non-residential, Legg said.
"To have a non-residential hub surrounded by residential property is not unusual," he said
The city has not issued any building permits in the interim period while no zoning was in effect.
But, Legg said, Cabarrus County did issue a permit for what Legg described as "a 25,000-square-foot operations center" for Wayne Brothers.
Wally said that residents are ready to continue fighting.
"I don't expect (the council members) are going to do anything but rubber-stamp this zoning and move forward," Wally said.
He said that the residents he represents are not opposed to business development, but they have reservations about the size and character of the developments that Campus Zoning would allow.
Legg said the city's planning staff believes the request is reasonable.
"It's economic growth for a county that's suffering close to 10 percent unemployment," Legg said.
The Kannapolis City Council meets Monday at 6 p.m. at the Kannapolis Train Station, 201 S. Main St.
Contact Hugh Fisher via the editor's desk at 704-797-4244.


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Jason W. Hubbard, 2/18/84, Disorderly Conduct 2nd degree, Alcohol intoxication in a public place, Fleeing or evading 2nd degree, Assault 1st degree.
Michael Baker, 3/17/87, Serving Warrant for other agency.
Robert J. Napier, 5/1/52, Rear license plate not illuminated, Operating Motor Vehicle under the influence, Operating motor vehicle on suspended license.
Rodney Couch, 5/13/79, Terroristic threatening 3rd degree.
Angie Marion, 4/7/78, Serving warrant for other agency (Failure to appear)
Michael Sams, 3/4/81, Failure to produce insurance card.
Jeffery Ghent, 3/17/63, Assault 4th degree.
Charlene Braden, 11/16/75, Assault 4th degree.
Joshua Jones, 10/29/80, Alcohol Intoxication.
Christopher Hoskins, 1/23/84, Disorderly Conduct 2nd degree, Resisting Arrest, Fleeing/Evading Police 2nd degree, Criminal Mischief 3rd degree.
Brittany Hoskins, 6/14/93, Disorderly Conduct, Resisting Arrest.
Robbie Eversole, 1/8/81, Disorderly Conduct, Resisting Arrest, Menacing.
Donald Smith, 2/2/70, Harassing.
Scottie Ross Collett, 11/22/72, Menacing, Alcohol Intoxication 1st offence.
Alisha Beaudin, 7/25/84, Hindering Prosecution/Apprehension.
Jason Wagers, 2/11/81, Served Warrant for court (Wanton Endangerment 1st degree).
Kenneth W. Davis Jr., 5/15/73, Terroristic threatening.
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Rochelle Rosemary Nichole Stewart, 16, student of Manchester, and Roger Dale Lovins, 20, Welder of Garrard, were married March 2nd, 2012.
Janet Sue Spurlock, 41, of Manchester, and Benny Ray Fugate, 42, Lineman of Manchester, were married March 2nd, 2012.
Sherry Marlenea Smith, 32, of Manchester, and Raymond Christopher Duff, 37, Self-employed of Manchester, were married February 23rd, 2012.
Jennifer Ruth Smith, 39, of Manchester, and Stephen Derek Jackson, 31, farmer of Williamsburg, were married March 4th, 2012.
Andrea Gabrielle Pandolf, 28, of Manchester, and John Lee Dozier Jr., 34, of Manchester, were married March 4th, 2012.
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The win was the sixth in nine starts for Caracortado, whose biggest victory came in the Robert B. Lewis, a Grade II, Feb. 13 at Santa Anita. He's earned $296,520.
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Sirocco Strike finished fourth, three-quarters of a length behind Amazombie, then came Stoneside, Dance With Gable, who is also trained by Machowsky, Hidden Blessing, Cape Truth, Lieve and Bradium.
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Older Than the Rolling Stones
A project aimed at recapturing the soundtrack of history suggests that the rocks at Stonehenge were chosen, and hauled from a long distance, for their ability to produce hollow, bell-like noises.
June 17, 2014, Tuesday
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Sightseeing With Ears Wide Open
In "The Sound Book: The Science of the Sonic Wonders of the World," Trevor Cox makes the case for more mindful listening with all kinds of sound.
April 24, 2014, Thursday
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Authorities Cast Doubt on Signal in Jet Search
Australian authorities searching for the missing Malaysia Airlines plane said the latest potential signal was probably not from the flight recorders, despite hopes raised earlier.
April 11, 2014, Friday
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The Search for Silence
We're always taking in what our environment looks like, but have we become inured to what it sounds like?
March 21, 2014, Friday
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Victoria J. Cerami
Ms. Cerami is the chief executive of Cerami & Associates, a company that provides acoustical, audiovisual and technology design work for commercial and residential properties.
March 12, 2014, Wednesday
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A Hall That Invites the Audience Into the Music-Making
This season, the Berlin Philharmonic is commemorating the anniversary of its iconic concert hall, which created a new model for orchestras and architects around the world.
December 23, 2013, Monday
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Giving Sound Itself a Starring Role
Janet Cardiff, Rand Steiger, Kevin James and other artists have incorporated room acoustics into provocative compositions.
December 15, 2013, Sunday
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Amar G. Bose, Acoustic Engineer and Inventor, Dies at 83
Dr. Bose's namesake company became synonymous with high-quality audio systems and speakers for home users, auditoriums and automobiles.
July 13, 2013, Saturday
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Wearing a Wire at the Opera, Secretly, of Course
Even in a house with great acoustics, the demands of radio and HD broadcasts require the (discreet) use of body microphones, the Metropolitan Opera says.
June 30, 2013, Sunday
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The Newest Russia House
St. Petersburg's long-awaited and newest cultural landmark, the Mariinsky II, is set to open this week.
May 2, 2013, Thursday
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A Preview of the New Alice Tully Hall
A look inside the renovated concert hall at Lincoln Center, which will reopen in less than a month, as musicians test the acoustics.
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Scientists are using high-tech tools to learn how different parts of violins contribute to their overall sound.
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April 2, 2014 | New Public Health Post
Walking, like other forms of exercise, releases endorphins linked to reduced depression and increased happiness—which certainly seems to be the case for the folks in the video PSA, Just Walk!, from the American Heart Association.
January 23, 2014 | New Public Health Post
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The Rush To Age 65 Begins
by Matt Thornhill on Dec 27, 8:26 AM
On Saturday, the first Boomers turn 65. The stories, articles, news features and research reports celebrating this milestone are reaching their dizzying peak, chronicling this tremendous transformative event.
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It Takes A Village
by Mark Bradbury on Dec 20, 9:45 AM
In recognition of the incredible efforts of this year's contributors, I have put together my personal list of Top Ten
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Old Is The New New
by Lori Bitter on Dec 13, 8:39 AM
Trends collide with big promise in 2011.
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Getting Women To Wake Up And ... Discuss Insomnia
by Stephen Reily on Dec 6, 8:13 AM
We already know that this gap affects sexual health discussions, where women 50+ are not talking to their doctors -- and their doctors are not talking to them -- about how to relieve the pain that half of them experience during intercourse, thereby denying them treatment options and a more satisfying life. The same turns out to be true for sleep.
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Do's and Don'ts Of Connecting
by Jim Gilmartin on Nov 29, 8:56 AM
Remember that aging customers, on average, have a superior sense of reality. Don't succumb to the myths and stereotyping about aging that pervades our society -- you may do so at the expense of the long-term potential of your business.
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What Matters Most Is What Matters To 'Me'
by Matt Thornhill on Nov 22, 8:02 AM
GrammyCarol's emails reveal one generational trait that does cut across many Boomers, which is the underlying question fueling her: "What's in this for me?" She's interested in topics relevant to her life right now.
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What Happened To Aspiration?
by Brent Bouchez on Nov 15, 11:36 AM
I have more aspiration than ever before. Different aspirations, yes. But aspiration is aspiration, no matter what it's for. And it's positive, it's something I'm looking forward to, it's something I can and will do because I
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A Tune-up For Your Consumer
by Lori Bitter on Nov 8, 10:38 AM
While innovative companies look to new segments for growth, many companies do not question whether their existing consumer segments have changed. They may never ask what changed or why purchase behavior declined. During turbulent economic times, this is a mistake. And it is particularly troublesome if you are targeting mature consumers today with a strategy that pre-dates 2008.
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What Should Financial Planners Sell To Women? Independence
by Stephen Reily on Nov 1, 9:38 AM
The financial service industry acknowledges that it needs to gain the trust and business of the Boomer women who are taking control over their assets and investments. But the ads and messages it sends to these women suggest that financial planners are not getting them right.
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Making Advertising Relevant To Boomers
by Matt Thornhill on Oct 25, 9:13 AM
You don't have to double your advertising budget and develop a completely separate marketing program to reach Boomers. All you have to do is make your current programs relevant to consumers across all age groups and generations.
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