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Southern Gardening: Homemade tags give personality
Like many home gardeners, I used to put plants in my landscape without worrying about labels because I was sure I'd remember what was planted where. And like most of you, I would end up scratching my head wondering what I had planted where.
One of the best gardening tips I can share, especially in the spring when you're putting so many new things out, is to label your landscape plants.
You don't have to buy plant tags to do this. Most gardeners have items lying around the house that are perfect. DIY plant tags can give your garden and landscape a custom look and add interest as pieces of garden art. They can be plain or fancy. Use your imagination and creativity.
Making plant tags is a great way to get kids interested in the garden.
Since much of the garden ends up on the dinner table, it makes perfect sense to use kitchen utensils for garden tags.
Recycling wooden kitchen utensils only takes markers and a little paint. If you don't have any to recycle, buy some at the local dollar store. Paint them, write the plant name, and then apply a clear coat of polyurethane to help keep the tag readable all season long.
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Im just curious to know how many teeth our 10 month old babies have? My baby girl still just has 2, should I be worried. Now she was 5 weeks early when born but is n
How many teeth at 10 months
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Posted 07/23/2012
Now 10 months so I'm just curious how many teeth your babies have at 10 months. Thanks!
Posted 07/23/2012
The 7th cut last Tuesday
Christopher Elijah 9-22-2011 (.)(.) GOLDEN
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He had 2 and then about a week ago cut 2 more soi wouldn't worry! Some babies probably still don't have any
Posted 07/23/2012
He has two and when I checked yesterday I see two to the top.Do not worry a friend who son is a whole month older just got his first tooth this week!
Lady T....first time mommy to...Bailey Aiden
Posted 07/23/2012
2 bottom for my lo. I met an adorable 10 month old who had a gummy toothless smile :) my niece is almost 11 months and is just cutting her first.
Posted 07/23/2012
He has 7 now, but they've all come in within a month! My friends baby didn't get any until 14 months. She had to go in for some x-rays to make sure she actually had baby teeth! They came in eventually, just slowly!
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Knittin' Mama
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Posted 07/23/2012
No teeth yet :(
Married my best friend on July 17, 2010
Welcomed our beautiful baby boy, Jayden, Sept. 6th
Love my life as a mommy, a teacher and a wife :)
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Thanks ladies-this helps me to feel better! Can't believe we are almost at a yr! So exciting!
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Historic McCulloch House
The McCulloch House was built in 1872 for ChampeCarter McCulloch who combined two structures into this Greek Revival style home. McCulloch was once mayor of Waco. Today it is open to the public for tours. The home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Hours are 2 PM to 5 PM Saturday and Sunday. Admission is $3 for adults; $2.50 for seniors (50 and up); $2 students; free for military and kids under 6.Related to:
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Historic Fort House
The Fort House was built in 1868 for William A. Fort and his wife Dionitia Wilson Fort using the Greek Revival style of architecture. Today it is open to the public for tours. The home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Hours are 2 PM to 5 PM Saturday and Sunday. Admission is $3 for adults; $2.50 for seniors (50 and up); $2 students; free for military and kids under 6.Related to:
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Veterans Park
Waco has a nice veteran'spark along the Brazos River with memorials to the nation's veterans, especially those who gave their lives in service to their country. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial was especially nice. I feel it is important to honor our nation's veterans and the contributions they made to our freedoms and way of life.Related to:
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Martin Museum of Art
If you lean more towards art than all that science and learning, check out the Martin Museum of Art. This museum holds a variety of national and international paintings, prints, and sculptures. Hours are 10 AM to 5 PM Tuesday through Friday and 12 PM to 5 PM on Saturday. Closed on Monday, Sunday and when classes are not in session. Admission is FREE.Related to:
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Mayborn Museum Complex
The Mayborn Museum Complex includes a variety of great natural history exhibits like traditional dioramas (I loved these as a kid); walk-in dioramas; the Mammoth Experience where you walk on a glass floor over casts of the skeletal remains of some of the 24 mammoths found near Waco; and a Texas limestone cave and forest. Displays teach about paleontology, archeology, natural history, geology and other disciplines. Hands-on attractions like reporting the news and weather and others will delight kids of all ages. Also check out the Jeanes Discovery Center, SBC Theater and Traveling Exhibit Gallery, Baylor University exhibit and the museum store. Hours are 10 AM to 5 PM Monday through Saturday (8 PM on Thursday) and 1 PM to 5 PM on Sunday. Admission is $6 for adults, $5 for seniors (65 and up), and $4 for kids under 13.Related to:
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Cameron Park
Cameron Park is a beautiful, relaxing 416-acre park located along the Bosque and Brazos Rivers. There are picnic pavilions, playgrounds, a spray park and lots of green spaces for the kids to run off some energy. For the more sports minded there is a dock to launch your kayak or canoe into the river, a disc golf course, and 20 miles of multi-use trails. The Cameron Park Zoo, a 52-acre natural habitat zoo, is also located here. The park is open 6 AM to Midnight.Related to:
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Texas Sports Hall of Fame
This museum has a number of exhibits about professional Texas athletes like: Lee Trevino, Don January, Babe Didrikson, George Foreman and Nolan Ryan. The museum was expanded to include a Southwest Conference exhibit along with Texas Baseball Hall of Fame, Tennis Hall of Fame, and Halls of Fame for high school football, baseball and basketball. Hours are 9 AM to 5 PM Monday through Saturday and 12 PM to 5 PM on Sunday. Admission is $7 for adults, $6 seniors (60 up), $3 students, kids 6 and under are free.Related to:
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Waco and McClennan County
Waco is a large town of about 125,000 (up 10% since 2000) located at the intersection of Interstate 35, US Highways 77 and 84, and Texas Highway 6. The Waco area has long supported human habitation. The Waco tribe (for whom the town is named) were attracted to the areas large cold water springs, and remnants of De Soto's expedition came through the area in 1542. The Texas Rangers established a fort here in 1837 and settlers came 12 in 1849. Waco experienced a boom when the Chisholm Trail came through and became so wild it was called "six-shooter junction". Waco is the county seat of McLennan County which was named for Neill McLennan an early settler in the area. The McLennan County Courthouse was built on the site of Neill McLennan's home, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. There is a Woodmen Memorial on the courthouse grounds.Related to:
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Waco Tourist Information Center
A good first stop in town is the Waco Tourist Information Center where you can get maps of the town and information about the various attractions in this interesting town. The staff here was friendly and knowledgeable. Hours are 8 AM to 5 PM Monday through Saturday and 10 AM to 5 PM on Sunday.Related to:
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Mayborn Museum and Discovery Center
The Mayborn Museum is a fascinating place! It's 143,000 square feet was packed with Texas history.
Interesting displays on the prehistoric era, caves and forests, geological facts, the Longhorn Steer, the American Bison or Buffalo and native American people captured our interest (pic #5).
We learned that a geological creation known as the Balcones Fault runs near the Brazos River and we viewed the fossilized remains of the largest turtle ever found--Prostega Gigas (pic #3). Diagrams of previous excavations and the resulting finds caused me to linger a while in this section--I find paleontology thoroughly engrossing!
A replica of a Comanche tipi (pic #2) and pioneer log house surely thrilled the younger crowd. As well as, a model train display (pic #4) which mesmerized one little boy we saw there.
The upper level contained a discovery center just brimming with hands-on fun for children. A theatre on the lower level presented the highlights of the Mayborn Museum. A gift shop had many items for purchase related to science and history, small toys plus post cards.
Hours are Mon.-Sat. 10am-5pm; Thurs. 10am-8pm and Sun. 1pm-5pm. Closed on New Year's Day, Easter weekend, Thaksgiving, Christmas Eve and Christmas.
Admission is $6 for adults; $5 for seniors; $4 for kids 18 mths. to 12 yrs.; Baylor students and members free.Related to:
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The Mammoth Site--Mayborn Museum
Seeing a cast of the Texas Mammoth Site was my real reason for wanting to explore Mayborn Museum. The actual site is not open to the public yet, but plans are to establish a park around it.
A brief film explaining how a small herd of mammoths all met their end at the same time definitely added to our experience. Thick glass shields the display, but you can walk on top of it for further examination.
The scenario: As the herd was on the move, they crossed a creek which was swelling with water. Apparently the younger calves got stuck in the swirling mud and the matriarch and patriarch of the group attempted to save them--none escaped their doom and thousands of years later, the youngsters were found still cradled in their tusks.
An immense mammoth skull welcomes visitors to the museum (pic #2); other archaeological efforts in the state of Texas were shown, as well (pic #3).Related to:
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Governor Bill and Vara Daniel Historic Village
View a country church and old time hotel or take a stroll along the nearby Brazos River, but the Governor Bill and Vara Daniel Historic Village gives you an opportunity to experience life as it was in simpler times.
It was the usual hot afternoon in Texas, but there was a bit of shade the trees provided. Walking up the dusty path dappled by sunlight, we were serenaded by birdsong. It truly did feel like we were eavesdropping on an earlier age. I couldn't imagine a more peaceful spot!
Here are some of the other buildings we saw:
The Blacksmith Shop
Barber Shop
Lawyer's Office
Livery Stable
Schoolhouse (pic #2)
The Saloon (pic #3)
The Planter's House (pic #4)
Tenant's House (pic #5)
Cotton Gin
General Store
Town Hall
Hours Mon.-Sat. 10am-4pm.. Closed on Sundays. Can be entered through the Mayborn Museum. If separately, admission for Adults is $3; Seniors $2; kids 6-15 $1 and under 5 is free.Related to:
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A Walk Through the Historic Village--Part 2
The historic village's landing represents the manner produce was shipped to and from the area. Cotton could be easily loaded onto boats here, then transported to far away ports, such as, Liverpool, England.
FYI: Many planters owned cotton gins and processed the cotton themselves. After the Civil War when the plantations were broken up into smaller parcels, towns reverted to community cotton gins. Most towns had at least one gin, while some had as many as a half dozen.
The Cotton Gin provided an important service to a town (pic #2). At one time the 'gin' referred to the machine, but later designated the building. This industry was vital to the Texas economy, with the busiest time of year being August-September.
An early tractor (pic #3) sits rusting outside the Cotton Gin.Related to:
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Waco's Historic Suspension Bridge
Until late 1869, crossing the Brazos River at Waco could be a risky undertaking. Until then, the only way to cross was by ferry or by fording the river when the water was low. Capt. Shapley Ross had operated a primitive ferry across the river at Waco since 1849. But the Brazos could be treacherous after a rain and sometimes was impassable for days at a time. Commerce, especially the cattle drives coming through the growing town on the Chisholm Trail, needed a more secure crossing.
Construction began with the excavation for the footings of the twin double towers that would anchor the span. The towers, which required 2.7 million locally produced bricks to construct, were topped with crenelated ornamentation resembling a medieval castle. Workmen carried wires across the river to form the massive cables that would support the wooden roadway.
The span was completed in late December 1869, and the first tolls were collected on Jan. 1, 1870. The $141,000 structure -- the first bridge across the Brazos -- was dedicated five days later. The main span was so wide that two stagecoaches could pass each other, and it was 475 feet long.
Not only did the bridge company charge people to cross, but it also collected five cents per head from cattle drovers "for each loose animal of the cattle kind" that used the span. Since the Chisholm Trail went through Waco, a large number of cattle lumbered across, which helped the bridge company to retire its debt. Most drovers, however, still chose the cheaper alternative of swimming their herds across the Brazos.
(History courtesy of Texas almanac).Related to:
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Texas' First Skyscraper
1910, Waco Texas
Although Skyscrapers were old news in New York and Chicago, visionaries of Texas were looking to grow into the heart of an economical revolution. Artemas Roberts of Waco was determined to make that heart grow in Waco. Artemas founded the Amicable Life Insurance Company in a 22 story tall building on 5th and Austin in Waco, and had the foresight to build this skyscraper with hurricane grade materials.
This proved to be wonderful insight, as the building suffered through the Waco Tornado of 1953, which destroyed all of downtown.
For many years, the ALICO tower stood as Texas' tallest building.
Still to this day, people use this building as its structure truly has stood the test of time.Related to:
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Celebrate Whole Grains Month in September
September is whole grains month and every year the Whole Grains Council celebrates with special events and promotions all month. This year we ran an Instagram photo contest throughout the entire month of September.
Our 2015 contest theme was Share the Goodness of Whole Grains. With this campaign, our goal was to encourage people to share their favorite whole grains with others. You could bake whole grain muffins for your neighbors... bring granola bars to your kid's soccer game... donate whole grain products to a local food pantry... or simply share a photo of your favorite whole grain food on Instagram.
Whatever you did to Share the Goodness of Whole Grains, we asked you to tell us about it, by posting a photo and a few words about what you shared and with whom, and tagging our Instagram account (@whole_grains_council). Here are three early examples (identities hidden) that show the three elements required in our rules: a photo, a sharing story, and our #sharewholegrains hashtag:
Everyone who follows us on Instagram and posts an entry (or several!) using our hashtag (#sharewholegrains) was put into the running to win some great prizes: $500 cash and a basket of whole grain goodies for first prize; a $250 gift card for the King Arthur Flour Company store for second prize; and a full year of Cooking Light magazine for ten additional winners! Click here for contest rules.
By October 16 we'll be choosing our first prize winner, and we will also choose a food pantry in the winner's home state, to receive several cases of delicious whole grain foods. A big thank you to the following companies who are "Sharing the Goodness of Whole Grains" by donating cases of their products:
Freekehlicious -- a case of freekeh; a case of cracked freekeh
HomeFree Treats -- allergy friendly gluten-free cookies
TH Foods -- a case of products
To Your Health Sprouted Flour -- a case of sprouted flour
Way Better Snacks -- a case of products
Carl Brandt / Mestemacher -- 114 cases of bread, plus jam + tea (to a local CT charity)
Ancient Harvest -- a case of quinoa
InHarvest -- a case of Ruby Wild Rice
Wheat Montana -- a case each of Prairie Gold Whole Wheat Flour, 7-Grain Cereal and 100% Whole Wheat Pancake Mix.
Ian's -- a case of NonGMO Savory Stuffing
Whole Grains Month happens every September. Use the buttons above to get the most out of Whole Grains Month.
Click on TOOLS to download graphics and social media messages – Tweets, Facebook posts, and our Instagram-ready graphic -- all designed to make it simple for you to create your own online celebrations of Whole Grains Month.
Click on DEALS to find out about Whole Grains Month specials from manufacturers or restaurants.
Click on EVENTS to be inspired by others' Whole Grains Month plans.
What can you do for Whole Grains Month?
Click on the graphic below to get some suggestions for your own personal celebration of Whole Grains Month.
What else does the Whole Grains Council do?
Here are a few more ways the WGC celebrates Whole Grains Month every year:
Support for Health Professionals. Teachers, RDs, doctors, and nurses are helping us spread the word about the health benefits of whole grains. And we're supporting them with educational materials, "Just Ask for Whole Grains" buttons and stickers, and posters, through our "Just Ask for Whole Grains" campaign. If you're an educator, order your free educational materials ahead of time, so you'll be ready for Whole Grains Month.
Sampling and Coupons. Members of the Whole Grains Council offer special consumer promotions, including discount coupons, new product introductions and instore sampling.
The Whole Grains Store Tour. We've designed a great resource for supermarkets – or community health professionals – who want to introduce the public to whole grains. Click here to learn more about this kit, which can be downloaded from the Resources section of this website. It's now available in both English and Spanish. You'll also want to check out the whole grain resources on the website of our sister program, The Oldways Nutrition Exchange.


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Archive for the 'Ocean & Water' Category
The Search for Zombie Crabs: The 2015 Chesapeake Bay Parasite Project
By Guest September 2nd, 2015 at 6:00 am | Comment
This is a guest post by Monaca Noble, a biologist at the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center's Marina Invasions Laboratory. For the last 10 years, Ms. Noble has worked on issues related to the transport of marine species in ballast water and the introduced parasite Loxothylacus panopaei.
This June, 49 enthusiastic volunteers came out to search for zombie crabs in Maryland's Chesapeake Bay. Together they searched through shells from 52 crab collectors distributed throughout the Chesapeake Bay's tributaries. Volunteers found thousands of White-fingered Mud Crabs (Rhithropanopeus harrisii), hundreds of fish (Naked Gobies, American Eels, and others), and several parasitized zombie crabs at our site on Broomes Island, MD.
What are zombie crabs? Zombie crabs are mud crabs that have been parasitized with the introduced parasitic barnacle, Loxothylacus panopaei (Loxo for short). Loxo is a parasite native to the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean, and parts of Florida. It parasitizes at least nine species of mud crabs (xanthid crabs) throughout this range. Read the rest of this entry »
Citizen scientist divers help track the success of artificial reefs.
By Editorial Team May 14th, 2015 at 6:00 am | Comment
This is a guest post by Michael Bear Citizen Science Project Director at Ocean Sanctuaries. In this post, he describes a citizen science led effort to catalog marine life living in and around the HMCS Yukon. In 2000, the Yukon was transformed into an artificial reef as part of San Diego's marine conservation effort.
In 2000, the City of San Diego in collaboration with the San Diego Oceans Foundation (SDOF), purchased, cleaned and sank a 366 foot-long Canadian warship called the HMCS Yukon to create an artificial reef, a task at which has been spectacularly successful. Sitting at the bottom of the San Diego coast, the Yukon attracts dozens of local marine life species and is becoming a revenue-generating attraction for tourist divers from around the world.
When this project started, both the SDOF and the local scientific community were curious to understand the effects of an artificial reef on local fish populations and surrounding marine life. A joint study was undertaken by SDOF and Dr. Ed Parnell of Scripps Institution of Oceanography and released in 2004.¹ Crucial to the study was data gathered by local citizen science divers to generate a baseline of marine life species on the ship.
This year, Ocean Sanctuaries, San Diego's first citizen science oriented, ocean non-profit is conducting a follow up study to the pioneering work of Dr. Parnell and colleagues. Established in 2014, Ocean Sanctuaries encourages and supports citizen science projects which empower local divers to gather marine data under scientific mentorship and forward our understanding of the oceans. Ocean Sanctuaries currently has three active citizen science projects. 'Sharks of California' and the 'Sevengill Shark ID Project' are both shark related. The third project is the follow-up study on the Yukon called the Yukon Marine Life Survey.
The data gathered in this project will be mainly photographic. Local divers will photograph specific areas of the ship in quadrats and with transect lines and the data will to be compared with the same areas examined in the 2004 study.
The project plans to use a web-based application for wildlife data management called 'Wildbook' for cataloging observations made in the Yukon Marine Life Survey. 'Wildbook' was originally designed to identify whale sharks, but will be modified as a multi-species database for use with the Yukon Marine Life Survey.²
Referring to the original Yukon Marine Life Survey of 2004¹, Barbara Lloyd, Founder of Ocean Sanctuaries says, "The Yukon Artificial Reef Monitoring Project (ARMP) was a short-term baseline study of fish transects and photo quadrats. The ARMP project has been gathering data for about a decade now. We at Ocean Sanctuaries strongly believe that a follow up study to the original baseline study can provide the research and fishing communities with valuable marine life data. In addition, unlike the original study, we intend to use photographs to ensure verifiable encounter data. We aim to create a large base of citizen scientists to take the photos and enter the data. This crowd-sourced data will allow us to collaborate between citizens and researchers."
The current Yukon Marine Life Survey will span at least five years. Once completed, the data will inform scientists of changes to the marine life on the ship enabling California coastal managers to evaluate the impact of artificial reefs on local marine species. Take a video tour of the Yukon and learn more about the project at SciStarter.
1. Ecological Assessment of the HMCS Yukon Artificial Reef
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2. Wildbook: A Web-based Application for Wildlife Data Management
Stewards of the Stream: When Citizen Science Meets Water Quality
By Ian Vorster September 25th, 2014 at 5:42 am | Comment
Keep track of water quality and learn about environmental stewardship with Stream Team.
Looking for more water monitoring projects? We've got you covered!
Spencer Towle is a senior at Cate School in Carpinteria. As we walk down to a bioswale on the campus, this San Francisco native with a head of unruly brown hair describes his first year as a member of the Cate School Stream Team, "A senior took us through all the instruments and showed us how to work them, and what we were sampling for. That made Stream Team a lot more real for me. We weren't just dipping instruments into the water and reading the numbers—I really learned the purpose behind it."
Joshua Caditz, an environmental lawyer turned science teacher, leads the group and is proud of his band of water-monitoring geeks. "The students for the most part run this watershed monitoring project with the guidance and assistance of Santa Barbara Channelkeeper, and they're doing an outstanding job. We currently manage the entire watershed except for the summer when Channelkeeper sends in a few interns to take over." Caditz founded the Cate Stream Team in 2010 with the two-fold objective of conducting a long-term study of water quality in the Carpinteria watershed, and engaging students in a combination of field and laboratory work. He lodged the program under the oversight of the non-profit group Santa Barbara Channelkeeper.
Santa Barbara Channelkeeper operates similar programs to keep tabs on water quality in Ventura, Santa Barbara and Goleta. Jenna Driscoll, Watershed and Marine Program Associate at Santa Barbara Channelkeeper says, "It's really rewarding to see people connecting with their watershed. When I first started working for Channelkeeper I was shocked to learn how many streams there are in our area. Santa Barbara Channelkeeper is a "watchdog" organization. Often times government agencies do not have the resources to do all the monitoring that they are mandated to do by law. When this is the case, Channelkeeper steps in to fill the monitoring gap."
Wisconsin's Water Action Volunteers – Making Waves for Action [GUEST POST]
By Rae Moore - Editor September 22nd, 2014 at 9:39 pm | Comment
Monitor the quality and quantity of Wisconsin's streams with Water Action Volunteers.
Interested in water monitoring projects? We've got you covered!
Human uses of the land impact the quality and quantity of waters in local streams, which in turn, can affect our recreational activities such as fishing, boating and swimming, and our drinking water quality. If we understand where, how and to what extent our streams are impacted, we can take steps to protect and improve them.
Citizen scientists in Wisconsin's Water Action Volunteers (WAV) program assess the quality and quantity of water in their local streams. Their monitoring helps natural resource professionals understand the extent of non-point pollution in the state. Non-point pollution comes from sources across the landscape and is the primary source of pollution in Wisconsin's (and our nation's) waters. It includes sediment and nutrients, such as phosphorus and nitrogen, which enter streams from agricultural and urban lands. Volunteer monitors also help track streamflow over time, since urban and agricultural land uses can significantly increase or decrease flows. For example, in urban areas, increased impervious surfaces result in less infiltration of rainwater into the ground and change baseflows and stormwater runoff. Also, where there is groundwater pumping, streamflow can be drastically reduced, which can endanger fish and other aquatic life.
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Sharks often get a bad rap; they're featured in the media as dangerous killers that prey upon helpless human beings and animals. Although shark attacks occur, they are rare; and attempts to decrease the shark population to prevent attacks leads the ocean ecosystem down a dangerous path, because sharks are important members of the aquatic food chain. Through education, observation in their natural habitat, and participation in citizen science projects dedicated to sharks, we can learn about and protect these misunderstood animals. In that light, we featured two shark citizen science projects last year that deserve another read.
For some strange reason, some ocean animals have bovine names. For example, there are sea cows (or manatees). But did you know there are a family of sharks known as cow sharks? The sevengill shark is one example of a cow shark, and Dr. Ashley Rose Kelly wrote about the Sevengill Shark Tracking Project, which was developed to monitor the rise of these particular cow sharks near San Diego. You can find her blog post here.
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Principal photography on the film began on January 19, 2015, and ended on February 20, 2015. A majority of filming took place at a home in the Hollywood Hills neighborhood, The film was shot on an Arri Alexa [digital] with Canon C35 lenses, and was filmed in 25 days, according to its cinematographer, Eduard Grau. Grau was recommended by [Joel Edgerton's brother] Nash Edgerton, who served as The Gift's Stunt Coordinator.
In an interview with Collider.com, Joel Edgerton revealed that he did not start filming his acting role until two weeks into shooting (devoting that time, instead, solely to directing). As soon as he did, his older brother Nash assisted on set behind the camera. Joel Edgerton completed shooting his role [in the film] in seven days.
On January 20, 2015, STX Entertainment bought the United States distribution rights to the film. STX retitled the film The Gift. The film is Edgerton's fourth feature screenplay to be filmed, after The Square (2008), Felony (2013) and The Rover (2014)."
Truth be told, The Gift is a much better title. But as Stephen Holden observed in The New York Times, "even if The Gift, the Australian director Joel Edgerton's creepy stalker thriller, didn't make a dramatic U-turn at around the halfway point, it would still rank as a superior specimen. This movie doesn't foam at the mouth like Fatal Attraction.
No bunnies are boiled. But fish are poisoned, a family dog goes missing and the soundtrack is tricked out with the sudden jolts dear to the genre . . . Underneath it all, The Gift is a merciless critique of an amoral corporate culture in which the ends justify the means, and lying and cheating are O.K., as long as they're not found out. Bullying and cruelty are good for business."
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my sportka has been juddering occasional and sometime stalling when acceleration from a junction etc, I ran a diagnostic check and got the FC 283 which i think means - "P0283" Injector Circuit High - Cylinder #8
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When i run the diagnostic this is what i get
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Provo, UT (Vocus) March 10, 2010 -- Tahitian Noni International (TNI) announced the formation of a new organization dedicated to the sharing of information and research being conducted on iridoids in both plants and animals. The new organization will be called the International Iridoid Research Council (IIRC), and membership in the council will be made up of individuals and companies that have completed or are currently conducting research on iridoids. The primary goal of the IIRC will be to share current scientific information about iridoids and their properties.
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4 Little Lessons My Heart Taught Me. ~ Jeremy Goldberg
Assuming my heart gave advice, what would it say?
"Stop eating so many french fries?"
"Exercise more and worry less?"
"Please keep ignoring me?"
Most advice comes from experience, but my poor heart's only knowledge comes from the sweat shop that is my chest. A solitary working environment that is dark and unforgiving. For my heart, it's just "ba-boom, ba-boom, ba-boom," slave labor, all the time, never-ending night shifts included.
There are no breaks and nothing ever changes. However, despite their monotonous existence and limited life experience, our hearts have much to share.
Here are four things I have learned from my heart, one from each chamber:
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The heart is one of our most valuable assets, yet we rarely think about it, appreciate it, or compliment its efforts. My heart works constantly, every second of every day, dropping about 70 little beats a minute.100,000 heartbeats a day, and more than 35 million beats a year. Despite all of this effort, how often do I think, "Wow, I'm really grateful for the work that my heart did today." Never.
So, if these under-appreciated workhorses can't get any respect or attention for literally keeping us alive, how can we expect anyone to value, appreciate, or encourage us? We can't. So we shouldn't. We cannot rely on others to justify our existence. We have to appreciate ourselves.
2. Do the Work
If my heart takes a vacation, so do I. Forever. Each and every day, my heart puts in the effort. Through blizzards, accidents, setbacks and fear, my heart keeps at it. It doesn't give up, it doesn't take a break, and it doesn't ever quit or nap. Hell, even when it's resting, it's working.
It just keeps going, beat by beat, slow and steady. When it comes to doing the work that needs to be done, my heart doesn't stop. "Make it through," my heart tells me. "Do the work."
3. Do What You Were Designed To Do
My heart pumps blood. It doesn't digest food or think thoughts or make enzymes. It doesn't smell, hear, or taste, and it never sings songs or sees sunsets. It pumps blood. That is what it was built for, and that is what it is best at doing.
My heart doesn't distract itself with lesser priorities. Instead, it diligently devotes itself to the work that gives it purpose, and it focuses solely on doing its best at what it does best. What do we do best? What are we here for? Just as our hearts have a purpose, so does each one of us. Follow that purpose, and live it as much as possible.
Do what you were designed to do.
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In the middle of a traffic jam, surrounded by honking horns and screaming people, the heart keeps thumping away. Do you hear it? Amidst the chaos of life, engulfed by expectations, deadlines, and disappointment, the heart keeps beating. Can you feel it? Buried deep in our chests, with none of us giving it any credit, concern, or commitment, the heart works hard.
There is honor in that determination. There should be admiration for that diligence. Through near-misses and nonsense, whistles and white noise, the heartbeat remains. We can hear it if we try. Slow down. Close our eyes.
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To celebrate the 100th anniversary of Gallipoli we will have an exhibition on the Gumnut Corp postcards that May Gibbs designed to send to the Australian Armed Forces overseas. These charming cards were a piece of home and were included in the Red Cross Parcels sent to the troops.
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We stopped at the port of Corfu. The only way to really get around the island is to take an excursion. At least it was for us. We were going to see a Monastery in the village of Palaiokastritsa and to the village of Gastouri to visit the 19th century Achilleion Palace.
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... grabbing some lunch. We then got back on the bus and then had another little surprise stop in Bosnia. We then continued on our way to Split. In Split we had an orientation walk before having a final dinner. For those of us not heading to Ultra music festival we went out to a lovely quite bar for a final drink and farewell. It was a really interesting tour going to places I would not have otherwise been to, but would like to go back to explore more.
June 23
... off at Piraeus. Time check. 17:05. Oh my. Still undecided, I made my way to the Blue Star Ferry office to confirm there really is a boat to Naxos at 17:30. Yep. Can I still get on. Yep. Okay, let me make a phone call. I turned on my phone and dialed the number for Sophi, my hostess on Naxos. We fumbled our way (her English is not very good, and my Greek isn't much better) into an agreement that I'd be arriving on the island at 11:30 PM. Paid for my ticket and ran--always ...
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... br> We ordered some room service, and what we didn't eat we packed up for lunch tomorrow on shore. We will be docking at Katakolon at 7 a.m. From there, we hope to catch a train in to Olympia to see the site of the first Olympic games.
When our french fries were gone, I circled back to the theater to catch the end of the show. Picking up right where we'd left off, I saw the rest of the show. It was alright. I think it would have been better without the interruptions.
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... thing we saw when we visited the monasteries was the tabula which is wooden clapper that is sounded by the prior to summon the monks. The wooden board symbolizes Noah calling the animals to the ark to save them from the flood. Another intersting symbol used in the Orthodox religion is the six pointed star or the star of creation. The six points stand for the six days of creation and the six attributes of God: power, wisdom, majesty, ...