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N.Y. Marriage: Hey, You Never Know
There is work to be done in 2011, but marriage equality advocates are betting on improved odds with a Republican senate majority in New York State.
As 2011 dawns, observers identify three states with strong prospects for achieving marriage equality in the new year: Maryland, New York, and Rhode Island. Among the three, New York boasts the largest population by far, with nearly 20 million residents, and as the media capital of the country, the state guarantees to put an even more intense spotlight on marriage equality as landmark legal cases make their way to the U.S. Supreme Court.
"If some of the federal cases do wind up getting to the court in 2012, one of the main things we can all do to help shape good results in the Supreme Court down the road is to have more wins in 2011 in places like New York," said Evan Wolfson, executive director of Freedom to Marry, one of many groups working on lobbying and public education campaigns in the state. "Everyone has a stake in winning."
Last December, New York got closest to flirting with marriage equality, which ended in heartbreaking defeat at the hands of a Democratic-controlled senate elected with millions of dollars in gay support in 2008. Marriage equality lost by a vote of 38 to 24, with all 30 Republicans and eight Democrats, including some who seemed to hint otherwise, voting against the measure. The state assembly has already passed the bill three times, and polls indicate that solid majorities of New Yorkers support marriage equality.
Although Democrats could still dispute the November election results, Republicans expect to be in control with a 32-30 majority when the senate convenes in early 2011. Some observers view the new dynamic as a reason to feel pessimistic about marriage equality, but many more seem to think the leadership change, combined with evolving public attitudes and other favorable political developments, leaves advocates in their strongest position to date. Cautious optimism rules the day in New York, the state with the legislature repeatedly ranked as the nation's most dysfunctional, and where the lottery motto once proclaimed, "Hey, you never know."
First and foremost, despite the all but assured loss of the Democratic majority, the senate saw a net gain of two votes for marriage equality this election cycle, bringing the total number of anticipated yes votes to 26. Where many insiders believe the winning formula involves a bipartisan effort with anywhere from 27 to 29 Democrats and three to five Republicans in favor, the numeric victory of 32 votes now appears more within reach.
More important than the raw vote count, however, is the way the new votes were won. Groups like the Tim Gill–financed PAC Fight Back New York, the Empire State Pride Agenda, and the Human Rights Campaign demonstrated their ability to harness money and human power toward the defeat of incumbents who voted against marriage equality. Targeted efforts in November ended the careers of two long-term incumbents, a Republican from Queens and a Democrat from Buffalo. The Queens victory in particular, coupled with pro-equality candidates' sweep of statewide offices, sends a signal to lawmakers in nearby neighborhoods that it is time to support the bill, or else.
"Even more significant than doing the head count is the way that those victories were achieved," said Ross Levi, executive director of the Pride Agenda. "The remaining legislators on both sides of the aisle have to be thinking that they don't want the strength of our community turned on them in a similarly negative way."
"You never know until the votes are counted, but right now we're pretty comfortable that the votes aren't there," said Dennis Poust, communications director for the conference. "Until we hear otherwise, we assume that the senators who voted no are still nos."
However, advocates hope the math will change quickly after the inauguration of governor-elect Andrew Cuomo, a reform-minded Democrat expected to find allies among senate Republicans who share his agenda of fiscal restraint. Cuomo vowed to make marriage equality a "priority" in his campaign against Carl Paladino, the ostracized Republican nominee who seemed to implode after reading antigay remarks before ultra-Orthodox Jewish leaders.
"He's a very adept politician," said assembly member Daniel O'Donnell, the Manhattan lawmaker who carried the marriage equality bill in his Democratic-controlled chamber. "When you look at where the polling has been and where it has gone, it's yesterday's politicians who are against it. Governor-elect Cuomo is a tomorrow kind of politician."
Previous pro-equality governors met their Waterloo in the legislature, as happened with Eliot Spitzer, the sharp-elbowed former prosecutor and self-declared "steamroller" who resigned because of a prostitution scandal. His weakened successor, Gov. David Paterson, also tangled with the senate, which shut down for a month in summer 2009 when a trio including Sen. Ruben Diaz Sr., a Democrat and outspoken homophobe, orchestrated a coup.
Analysts say that with their reputation for more disciplined leadership, senate Republicans could build a rapport with Cuomo starting on the all-important budget this winter and spring and then move to consider issues like marriage equality, where the gap between the players is wider.
"I think that we're in a time period now where the government recognizes that the governor and the state senate need to work together and find common ground on a bunch of things and they have to barter back and forth," said Doherty, who added that he did not expect a marriage equality vote in the first few months of the year.
The new calculus also includes an encouraging recent announcement from presumptive senate majority leader Dean Skelos, who said in October that, subject to speaking with his Republican conference, he would recommend that the marriage equality bill be brought to the floor for another vote. For the first time, a pathway to marriage equality exists independent of which party controls the senate.
"No matter what the political makeup of the senate, we will work with everybody to do what's right so that all New Yorkers can be equal," said Brian Ellner, senior strategist for HRC's Campaign for New York Marriage, in an e-mailed statement. "Both Republicans and Democrats can and should be for equality."
Others, however, parse the bit from Skelos about consulting with his conference. They contend that the majority leader is vested with complete authority, and that any reference to polling his members suggests hedging.
"When a legislative leader says, 'We'll see if my conference wants to post it to a vote,' that's Albany speak for 'fuck you,'" said the strategist Stone.
Asked for additional comment on the senator's position, a spokesman e-mailed, "While Senator Skelos is personally opposed to same-sex marriage, he believes that it should be easier to bring bills to the floor for an up-or-down vote."
But with the presumptive majority leader in the no column and not a single Republican on record as supporting the bill, forward-looking observers press the practical question of who exactly would champion the measure and bring it to passage under the new leadership.
"In the end, bills of this kind don't get passed without effective, competent sponsors to navigate them through the system," said assembly member O'Donnell. "It's unclear to me who would be the sponsor if to date no Republican senator has said, 'I want to vote for this.'"
Until now, the marriage equality bill's lead sponsor has been Sen. Thomas K. Duane, the out Democrat from Chelsea. Although unavailable for comment, his office said through a spokesman that "Senator Duane is confident that marriage equality is ultimately going to win in New York, and he is going to fight to make that happen regardless of which party is in the majority."
For now, advocates plan to double down on their efforts in 2011. Next up is the annual marriage equality lobby day organized by the grassroots group Marriage Equality New York in Albany. Sponsors hope to amplify their voices in the state capital on February 8.
"Last yea, it was just us," said MENY board president Cathy Marino-Thomas. "This time we're bringing our grandmothers, aunts, and cousins."

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In Thailand, military leaders have staged a bloodless coup, suspending the constitution and declaring martial law. We go to the capital Bangkok to get reaction on the ground. [includes rush transcript]
Military leaders in Thailand staged a bloodless coup Tuesday night, then suspended the constitution and declared martial law. Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra was in New York for the UN General Assembly. He cancelled his scheduled speech last night and it is unclear whether he intends to return home.
The leader of the coup, General Sonthi Boonyaratglin, told a news conference today that a new prime minister would be named within two weeks. He said new elections would take place in a year's time, once a new constitution had been written. He also warned that the ousted prime minister could face charges.
The Thai armed forces seized power without firing a shot. Tanks rolled into the capital, Bangkok, as soldiers seized government offices and took up strategic positions around the city. In a broadcast on all Thai television channels, the leadership of the armed forces said it had taken control, declared nationwide martial law and ordered all troops to return to their bases. A spokesman for the coup leaders said the seizure would be temporary and power would be 'returned to the people' soon.
- Prapart Sakuntanak, spokesperson for coup leaders.
The heads of the armed forces went to the palace to visit the highly revered king and declared loyalty to him. The king has made no comment about whether he backs the takeover. The military said the country's stock market, banks and schools would remain closed on Wednesday. BBC World, CNN and other international TV news channels have been taken off the air, while Thai stations have broadcast footage of the royal family and patriotic songs. Reuters is reporting that the army has banned gatherings of more than five people.
The coup followed months of growing tension in Thailand, with protests against the Prime Minister and a general election which was annulled due to concerns about its legitimacy.
- Chanida Chanyapate Bamford. Deputy Director of Focus on the Global South. Speaking from Bangkok.
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AMY GOODMAN: A spokesman for the coup leaders said the seizure would be temporary and power would be returned to the people soon.
PRAPART SAKUNTANAK: [translated] It is clear that the administration of the interim government has created a conflict that is spreading among Thai people. This has never happened before. And each of the factions is trying to overtake one another. And it is deteriorating without any sign of getting better. The people are starting to doubt the government due to corruption and abuse of power. The independent agencies have been dominated by politicians, and this creates a chaotic political atmosphere and there have been many times when the monarch was nearly insulted.
AMY GOODMAN: The heads of the armed forces went to the palace to visit the highly revered king and declared loyalty to him. The Thai king has made no comment about whether he backs the takeover. The military said the country's stock market, banks and schools would remain closed on Wednesday. BBC World, CNN and other international TV news channels have been taken off the air, while Thai stations have broadcast footage of the royal family and patriotic songs. Reuters is reporting the Thai army has banned gatherings of more than five people.
The coup followed months of growing tension in Thailand with protests against the prime minister and a general election, which was annulled due to concerns about its legitimacy. Chanida Chanyapate Bamford joins us on the line from Bangkok. She is Deputy Director of Focus on the Global South. Welcome to Democracy Now! Can you describe what has happened in Thailand?
CHANIDA CHANYAPATE BAMFORD: It's been quiet. And basically, as you said, there has been no bloodshed so far. But we feel the situation is still volatile, because the [inaudible] going to make sure that there will be no opposition or no resistance. Today, [inaudible] they have declared today a holiday. So, there is no further news except for the occasional statement, short statement, put out by the coup leader.
AMY GOODMAN: Your attitude toward the prime minister who was just deposed?
CHANIDA CHANYAPATE BAMFORD: Pardon?
AMY GOODMAN: What is your assessment of the prime minister who was just deposed?
CHANIDA CHANYAPATE BAMFORD: The prime minister who was just deposed, we have heard no news from him, except that he's probably deciding whether to come back into Thailand, to risk coming back to Thailand, or to do something else. But basically all the cabinet ministers have left Thailand, and all the prime minister's family, as well.
AMY GOODMAN: And as a grassroots activist in Thailand, can you talk about the military coup? Who are the forces that have deposed the prime minister?
CHANIDA CHANYAPATE BAMFORD: You know the coup leader is the army chief, and then he's got the support of, as he claims, of the supreme commander of the armed forces and the chief of the police. So that's all we know so far about five or six people, who have shown themselves. So this was really a surprise, because we, of course, have thought that the days of the coup d'états have been over. And so, I think the Thais are still trying to find — trying to think of what should be our reaction to this type of situation. So there must be a lot of conferences behind closed doors today. But there is not many people in the street. So, we only have to take a wait-and-see position.
AMY GOODMAN: And the attitude of the people toward the prime minister, what is he being accused of?
CHANIDA CHANYAPATE BAMFORD: He is being accused basically [inaudible] and what they call policy corruption. So it's not really, you know, committing the offense of actual corruption, but in terms of that kind of making unethical deals or shady deals that prompted people to question the transparency and the legitimacy of his rule, his government.
And that has been, of course — this has been the sentiment of quite a large majority of the people that prompted them to boycott the April 2 election, to vote "no vote" in that election. And nine million people voted "no vote" in that election. So that was how people expressed that question against the Thaksin government.
So, the situation has become and remains volatile, because Mr. Thaksin, himself, definitely did not accept those charges and would not budge really from his position as the head of the biggest Thai Rak Thai Party. And a lot of — there were questions about his intentions in the new election, whether he would resume premiership, and he kept evading that. You know, he evaded questions all the time. So that was the uncertainty that was building up. Because the People's Alliance for Democracy is taking up this issue again, because they basically think that as a responsible leader, he has to face these charges, or actually if he doesn't want to explain it, he should resign.
AMY GOODMAN: Chanida Chanyapate Bamford, we're going to have to leave it there, because we're having a hard time hearing you. I want to thank you very much for joining us from Bangkok.
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Karcher A 2234
Deals with wet and dry, tool attachment, power socket
Top heavy, so will fall over, doesn't like carpet
When someone says Karcher, you think big yellow jet washer. That isn't all the company makes, however, and we decided to take a look at the A 2234, one of its vacuum cleaners. It is pitched as a "rugged multi-purpose vacuum", designed to go places you wouldn't take your Dyson.
As you'd expect, the A 2234 is big, yellow and comes with a range of accessories. It is a wheeled body which makes up the works sitting on top of the 18-litre rigid plastic container on the bottom. There are wheels on the bottom of the container so it can be easily pulled across the floor using the attached hose.
With the working parts sitting on the top it is a little top heavy, so take care pulling it across an uneven floor. On more than one occasion we tugged it over to us, the wheels caught on the floor and it toppled over. It didn't seem to care, but it is worth watching out for this.
There are several accessories in the box, including your regular hose attachment and floor tool, but the best part is the flexible hose to attached to the back of power tools. If you have an electric sander or saw with an exhaust port you can attach this to the back of your tool to suck up the dust and debris as you work and save on some cleaning up later.
The body of the A 2234 offers a few connection points to store your ancillaries, but we found with the rough deployment of this vacuum, they tended to fall off, so are best kept somewhere more convenient.
Internally you'll find a particle filter and a vacuum bag. The A 2234 can be used without a bag if you want to suck up wet mess. If it is dry and dusty material you are collecting, a bag is recommended, both to protect the filter and to aid easy disposal.
In terms of controls there aren't many. There is a power switch offering two positions and a 13A socket on the rear for plugging in tools. There is also an auto-start setting, so that if you have a power tool attached, it will automatically start sucking when you start using the tool. It is convenient and means you don't have to be starting and stopping both appliances. A rubber connector can be cut to size to suit your power tool, into which the flexi-hose connects.
In use and the Karcher A 2234 is a valuable tool around any large DIY project. We put it to work around rubble, wet cement and plaster and general building debris. There is plenty of suck on offer, picking up mess with ease. It will gobble up small bits of brickwork, but we found that it would sometimes become congested just inside the body. Removing the hose would reveal the blockage which was then easily removed. That said, it will pick up things that your average domestic cleaner won't like at all, like nails, screws and small rubble parts.
The great thing, though, is having a vacuum which will handle wet and dry. Remove the bag and it will happily pick up surface water, or you can stick it over the end of a draining pipe whilst you work on a fix or wait for the last of the water to drain out.
When it comes to surfaces, the A 2234 doesn't particularly like carpet. It isn't designed to be a domestic vacuum and that's obvious - there is no beater bar to really get your carpets clean. Hard floors it copes well with, especially when there is a mountain of debris to clear up after a DIY job. You'll still be sweeping the large stuff up and shovelling it into a bucket, but it will deal with the remainder swiftly.
The A 2234 also has a blow function, with a sliding adjuster to vary the rate. This will let you clear out organic waste you don't necessarily want to suck up, like leaves.
The Karcher A 2234 isn't just a vacuum, it's a tool. It is aimed at trade or DIY jobs and if you are facing a big job, like a house restoration, and regular work where you are going to be cleaning up after yourself, then it is a worthy investment. For the occasional DIYer, it is probably an unnecessary luxury. The size makes it a big lump to store, but it earns its place in the back of your van or in your workshop. Nonchalantly picking up drops of wet plaster is a breeze with the A 2234 and there is little to complain about. It is top heavy and will fall over, but we can certainly live with that.
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Posted: 03/20/2015 - Governor Rick Scott today completed his bracket predictions for the 2015 Women's NCAA Basketball Tournament and picked the Florida State Seminoles to win the championship.
Posted: 03/20/2015 - Governor Rick Scott today completed his bracket predictions for the 2015 Women's NCAA Basketball Tournament and picked the Florida State Seminoles to win the championship.
Posted: 03/19/2015 - Head Coach Jimbo Fisher was impressed with the effort on Day 1 in helmets and shorts
Posted: 03/19/2015 - Students at Bainbridge State College kicked off March Madness.
Posted: 03/13/2015 - AJ Elkins hit his first home run of the season in the loss.
Posted: 03/11/2015 - Tallahassee Community College's Eddie Barnes is the newest member of the Florida College System Activities Association's (FCSAA) Men's Basketball Hall of Fame.
Posted: 03/10/2015 - The Seminoles secure their 10th straight win and 13th in a row at home.
Posted: 03/10/2015 - Florida State Women's Basketball head coach Sue Semrau has announced details for the team's NCAA Selection Show Watch Party held on Monday, March 16, at the Donald L. Tucker Center. The fun event will be free for all fans as doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Updated: 03/10/2015 - Quarterback Dak Prescott and two of his Mississippi State teammates were attacked during spring break in Panama City Beach
Posted: 03/06/2015 - Matt Olive's Walk off Single Gives Eagles 4-3 Victory
Posted: 03/05/2015 - After leading this year's Florida State Women's Basketball team to its most regular-season wins in program history, head coach Sue Semrau has been selected as the ACC Coach of the Year.
Posted: 02/28/2015 - The FAMU pitching staff only allowed two Wildcats to reach second base.
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Posted: 02/27/2015 - Former Florida A&M interim head coach Corey Fuller will be the next head coach at East Gadsden High School.
Posted: 02/27/2015 - Florida State finished off an undefeated home season with Shakayla Thomas scoring 13 points and Brittany Brown adding 10 points and 12 rebounds in a 72-52 win over North Carolina State Thursday night.
Posted: 02/22/2015 - Sophomore point guard Leticia Romero records 19 points, 11 rebounds, 11 assists and no turnovers as No. 9 Florida State Women's Hoops defeats the Eagles, 86-68
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Posted: 02/19/2015 - Florida State redshirt freshman forward Gabby Bevillard made her first-ever (and likely final) appearance tonight in an 81-38 win over Clemson.
Posted: 02/19/2015 - Devon Bookert scored 18 points, making 6 of 7 shots from the floor, as Florida State defeated Boston College 69-60 Wednesday night.
Posted: 02/15/2015 - The Florida A&M Rattlers (1-23, 1-10 MEAC) got their first win of the season in a 57-50 win over the Aggies of North Carolina A&T (6-20, 3-8 MEAC).
Posted: 02/15/2015 - The Tallahassee Community College Eagles sent retiring head coach Eddie Barnes out with a thrilling 74-70 victory over Gulf Coast State College on Saturday night in the veteran coach's final home game.
Posted: 02/15/2015 - The Georgia Bulldogs (3-0) used a six-run fifth inning to complete their opening weekend sweep of the Eastern Illinois Panthers (0-3) with an 11-1 win Sunday at Foley Field.
Posted: 02/15/2015 - NJCAA No. 9/FCSAA No. 3 Tallahassee Community College split two games on Sunday at the Florida Public Utilities (FPU) Classic hosted by Chipola College.
Posted: 02/15/2015 - The Seminoles posted a 3-2 victory over the Cornhuskers on Sunday at JoAnne Graf Field.
Posted: 02/15/2015 - No. 7 Florida State Women's Basketball gets a 65-56 win over the Cavaliers for its first road win in Charlottesville since 201.
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71% would recommend it to a friend
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A very pleasant weekend
Good room,.
Enjoyed using the pool and breakfast was good. Nice relaxing atmosphere
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Excellent breakfast, evening meals below average and over priced.
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On arrival the hotel was busy due to a murder mystery weekend which wasn't a problem however it became apparent on Sunday morning at breakfast that staff could not cope with this.
We had to wait for a breakfast table as others did but it was clear that it was all very disorganised and their was no staff control at this busy time. This appeared to be a result of a lack of staff training as did the evening meal whereby we sat having dinner amongst uncleared tables. Also there was no fire strategy on the inside of our bedroom door which is a legal requirement. Otherwise the accommodation was adequate and staff were very polite and helpful.
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excellent base for day at cheltenham races
Have stayed here before and again had pleasant room.
Staff extremely friendly as usual and great facilities available for fitness ie gym and swimming.
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A good base to relax into the Cotswolds
Stayed at the hotel all the facilities were very clean and well presented and within easy access of the Cotswold villages
Decent room, good service.
I stayed here for a coherence and had a decent room wit a comfortable bed in the new part of the hotel.
Good to see a decent iron, board and trouser press as standard. Coffee & tea facilities were fine. The bathroom had seen better days - discoloured grouting and leaky shower head - but the towels were excellent. My biggest gripe was the very slow wireless internet that required re-registering every 30 mins on every device. Overall service was frigidly. Food was okay - my burger was a bit dry but came with great chips and salad. Prices in the restaurant were decent and breakfast a good quality. I heard that the older rooms were generally nicer - I'd probably go for one of those if I stayed here again.
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made a late booking efficiently dealt with.
used leisure facilities, nice. code on doors was annoying as didnt always work. decided to have evening meal at hotel and pleased we did. Room clean and comfortable. we enjoyed our stay
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Nice, great swimming pool & location
Had a good two nights here with my husband.
Very nice swimming pool with Jacuzzi, if a bit warm. Room had plenty of space. All clean except a few stains on the carpet and a slight smell of smoke in the bathroom, which I guess is down to the previous occupant rather than the hotel. The TV had a very limited selection of channels, which was annoying, since I think it advertises Freeview, but it was far less than all of Freeview. The photos only show the main (older) building. Most of the rooms are in modern buildings alongside, so the website sense of an old manor is almost entirely false - feels like a modern hotel, though architecture inside and out is good. Likewise the "grounds" are just grass areas, no old landscaped gardens or anything. Our rooms "view of the grounds" were some containers out the back. Central facilities are good, with coffee machines that appear to be free to use (cappucino, latte, etc), papers available. And of course the health club. We didn't eat there. The Chequers inn a few minutes walk away is reported to be very good, but unfortunately is closed Mondays, so we missed it.
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2 night break
Staff very friendly and room clean and comfortable.
Breakfast buffet was plentiful and hot with a wide choice. Didn't have an evening meal in the hotel as we wanted to explore the locality but bar area seemed to be a little short of soul - possibly as it is also a conference centre. Little disappointed that the photo on the various websites (olde worlde) didn't reflect the whole hotel but just the reception. Swimming pool and hot tub excellent and certainly not busy. Would stay again as an excellent base yo tour the Cotswalds.
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Anthony Brown had an MRI, which revealed a right shoulder strain after running into a legal screen during Monday's practice. Jabari Brown had x-rays that revealed a contusion in his right hand.
The Lakers selected Anthony Brown 34th overall in the 2015 NBA Draft and has a three-year, $2.6 million contract. Jabari Brown has a one-year deal that is non-guaranteed. He had also played on the Lakers at the end of the 2014-15 season after playing for their Development League affiliate, the D-Fender's.
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Bukvik (demo)
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Would you like to teach your kids a little Russian? Small puzzle Bukvik is the best decision! Bukvik is a fascinating and colorful puzzle game to learn sounds and letters of the Russian language. Making letters from small pieces helps children to learn letters' shapes and develop spatial thinking, while colorful and realistic pictures make learning more interesting and help to remember in which words the letters are used. The application teaches children to pronounce Russian sounds which will later make it easier for kids to read syllables and words. Simple game flow make it clear for even small kids.
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How to plant and grow lilacs.
Growing Berries and Asparagus in Raised Beds
Dreaming of a backyard berry patch? An asparagus bed? Start with a raised bed. A raised bed isolates the perennial crop from invasive weeds and grasses that might creep into the growing area. All have shallow roots that don't compete well with weeds and that can be damaged by aggressive weeding tools.
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Beyond Hostas: 10 Great Plants for Shady Gardens
It's hard to beat hostas for shade. But, there are plenty of rugged, carefree, shade-tolerant perennials.
Create a Monarch Waystation
Monarchs are in trouble because of the elimination of milkweed that used to grow in farm fields. Grow a patch of milkweed in your backyard, which will provide food for monarch caterpillars.
Growing Blue Hydrangeas
You may have heard that you can change the color of a hydrangea's flowers by adjusting soil pH. But there's a little more to it than that.
Create a Garden Path
Where there's a will, make a path. Our step-by-step guide to making your own garden path.
Natural Lawn Care Techniques
How to build a healthy, thriving lawn without chemical fertilizers or pesticides.
How To: Fruits
How to grow fruits and berries in your own backyard.
Success with Roses
How to grow, select and care for roses.
Gardening with Wildflowers and Native Plants
How to incorporate wildflowers and native plants into your landscape.
Water Gardening
Finding the site, choosing plants and fish.
Controlling Mosquitoes
This guide will help you enjoy being outdoors, even during mosquito season.
Taming the Unruly Perennial Garden
Techniques for creating a garden that looks great all summer -- without a lot of maintenance.
Be a Grower, Not a Mower
With some thoughtful plant selection and placement, you can reduce the amount of lawn that you maintain by at least 25 percent, and enjoy a lower maintenance yard that still looks neat and well cared for.
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How to design your dream garden.
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Well-chosen plants change the garden scene from bleak to beautiful.
Creating Privacy
Tips for making your backyard a little more private.
Fertilize Your Lawn With Grass Clippings
Fertilize every time you mow the lawn.
Keeping Animal Pests Out of Your Garden
What is a nature-loving, generally peaceful soul to do when voles, woodchucks, squirrels, gophers, rabbits, moles, and other furry little mammals wreak havoc on our gardens?
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Fencing is the only sure-fire way to keep wild and domestic animals out of a prized garden.
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Edible Landscaping
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Growing Older, Growing Smarter
Gardening gets more difficult as we age. However, by using the right tools and techniques, gardening remains in reach at any age.
Digging for Truth
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Making Leaf Mold
Learn how to turn fall leaves into a soil-enriching mulch.
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Preventing Winter Damage to Trees, Shrubs and Roses
Extreme cold isn't the only challenge faced by woody plants; in fact, plants hardy to your region should endure normal winter temperatures just fine. However, winter can wreak havoc on landscape plants in other ways.
How to Plant a Tree or Shrub
Planting trees and shrubs too deep is the No. 1 reason that they die in landscapes. Follow these simple steps to ensure the correct planting depth.
Shred Your Leaves
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A Little Garden Calendar for Boys and GirlsWHEN Dr. S. P. Langley, Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, established the Children's Room in that great museum, he took for his motto, "Knowledge begins in wonder," and he put into this room a selection of specimens especially intended to excite interest in the young mind. The biggest bird and the littlest were placed side by side; curious eggs, nests, and insects—not many in number, but
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The Hollow Tree and Deep Woods BookThe Hollow Tree and Deep Woods Book is a children's book of short stories by Albert Bigelow Paine. It was published first in 1898 as an edition in one volume of The Hollow Tree and In the Deep Woods with several new stories and pictures added. The book has 28 animal stories, notably tales of the 'Coon, the 'Possum, and the Old Black Crow, which live in the Hollow Tree in the Deep Woods. These
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Mark Twain, a Biography — Volume III, Part 1: 1900-1907It would be hard to exaggerate the stir which the newspapers and the public generally made over the homecoming of Mark Twain. He had left America, staggering under heavy obligation and set out on a pilgrimage of redemption. At the moment when this Mecca, was in view a great sorrow had befallen him and, stirred a world-wide and soul-deep tide of human sympathy. Then there had followed such ovation
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Mark Twain, a Biography — Volume III, Part 2: 1907-1910Clemens made a brief trip to Bermuda during the winter, taking Twichell along; their first return to the island since the trip when they had promised to come back so soon-nearly thirty years before. They had been comparatively young men then. They were old now, but they found the green island as fresh and full of bloom as ever. They did not find their old landlady; they could not even remember her


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COMPUSTAT data on 12,000 firms for the years 1956-1992 indicate that large firms hold less cash as a percentage of sales than do small ones. Whether comparisons are made within or across industries, the elasticity of cash balances with respect to sales is about 0.75. Firms headquartered in counties with high wages hold more money for a given level of sales, a finding consistent with the idea that time can substitute for money in the provision of transactions services. The estimates are consistent with both scale economies in the holding of money and secular declines in velocity.
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We literally just checked out of the Courtyard Marriott TSW after a 3 night stay with 2 adults, 1 kid and 1 baby. Our room was quite spacious (we had a 2 queen bed room) by NYC standards!! Plenty of room to walk around, set up the pack 'n play etc. Room was very clean, had a coffee maker, mini fridge.Front desk staff and bellhops were super friendly and helpful.We only used the hotel restaurant to grab coffee (they serve Starbucks). Hotel is central to many NYC attractions. We were able to walk to Times Square, Central Park, etc.Very very happy with our choice - will stay here again!
Let me start by saying we had some concerns when it came to booking a hotel. We literally booked and cancelled numerous hotels prior to settling on this one. Finally with a little trepidation we chose this hotel for location purposes only. We were very wrong in our assessment. THIS HOTEL WAS GREAT. It has to be one of the best hotels in the city.On a previous trip to NY we booked in NJ because of price and concerns of hotels in the city. We failed ourselves. the staff is second to none, the rooms, unlike a hotel we stayed in near WTC, were very spacious, and the sense of security was above comforting when we realized that you need a room keep to even access floors in the elevator. We were WOW'd even more with the helpfulness and above and beyond assistance of Maria Natera, the concierge manager. she was always there to help and with more than just bookings, she offered advice, and personal knowledge of things we might enjoy as well as direction on traveling to these places.She also suggested great eateries and class A advice concerning other needs we had. I could go on and on but I will end by saying, the only negative we found was that there are no microwaves in the rooms, only a community microwave located in the lobby, hidden away, small, and in need of cleaning....... badly. A bit of a downer when you have to get dressed and go down after a long day on the town. However, a meager price to pay considering all this hotel offers and the expert staff they maintain. A staff that greets you upon every entrance, every time, day or night. We are still reeling with excitement. Courtyard Marriott......... take a bow
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So, what have the Dandy Warhols been up to in the three years since Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia came out? Why, more monkey business, of course.
The Portland, Oregon, band's long-in-the-works new album, Welcome to the Monkey House, will come out in May in Europe and July in the U.S., the band's publicist said. The album was named after a book of short stories by Kurt Vonnegut Jr. and will feature several veteran musicians.
Dandy Warhols' vocalist and guitarist Courtney Taylor co-produced the disc with Duran Duran keyboardist Nick Rhodes, who also plays on the album. The pairing might seem strange to indie hipsters, but the collaboration was long in the works. Taylor and guitarist Peter Holmstrom were big fans of Duran Duran's first record growing up, and Rhodes and Duran Duran singer Simon LeBon both ranked Dandy's Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia in their top 10 albums of 2000, according to the Dandy Warhols' publicist.
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The first single will be "Used to Be Friends." Other tracks include "The Last High," which was co-written with ex-Lemonheads frontman Evan Dando, and "The Scientist," which features Nile Rodgers, member of the '70s disco outfit Chic and onetime producer for Duran Duran.
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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -- Dwyane Wade nearly topped his third career
triple-double by following it with his fourth.
Wade had 31 points, eight rebounds and eight assists in Miami's
100-94 win over the Utah Jazz on Saturday night, the Heat's fourth
straight on a long road trip that is just about over now.
"We've got it now, you know? We've got what we need to do to
win," Wade said.
The Heat overcame Shaquille O'Neal's early foul trouble and any
fatigue they had from playing the night before in Seattle.
Miami was still fresh enough in the fourth quarter to hold off
several late rallies and outrebounded Utah 50-36 -- pulling down 18
offensive boards. The Heat improved to 4-2 on a seven-game trip,
which concludes Monday in Los Angeles when O'Neal returns to face
Kobe Bryant and the Lakers.
O'Neal, who finished with 14 rebounds, 12 points and three
blocks despite getting two fouls early in the first quarter, wasn't
about to hype up his return.
"I think it's more of TV ratings rivalry rather than a real
rivalry. I think if we both make it to the finals a couple of years
in a row, then it could be a real rivalry," O'Neal said.
The Heat can use a day off after winning on back-to-back nights.
Miami was coming off a 117-104 victory Friday at Seattle.
"Everybody's playing the way they're supposed to play," said
Gary Payton, who finished with 11 points for the Heat.
"Everybody's doing their job. Everybody's being the role player
that they've got to be and doing the things they need to do. It
helps when you've got a lot of veterans on your team."
Andrei Kirilenko had 25 points, eight rebounds and six assists,
and Mehmet Okur finished with 20 points and 14 rebounds for the
Utah could never quite rally from a 10-point deficit early in
the fourth quarter, cutting it to three points twice but getting no
"We came out real soft. They put pressure on us and we just
kind of would hang out," Jazz coach Jerry Sloan said. "That's the
way we played almost all night long."
Wade had 15 points, 10 rebounds and a career-high 14 assists
Friday night in Seattle. He had a shot at another triple-double,
but spent much of the last minute at the free throw line and
couldn't reach 10 assists and rebounds.
"No matter what, if it was going right or wrong, or guys were
tired, we still got the job done," Wade said. "It's a beautiful
thing to see guys come into their roles."
Wade was 5-of-6 from the free throw line in the final minute to
clinch it. He finished 11-for-12 from the line and made 10 of 20
field goals.
The Heat won their fourth straight on the road, their longest
streak of the season, and did it without point guard Jason
Williams, who sat out after playing 36 minutes Friday night in
Seattle. Williams has had tendinitis in his right knee.
Wade, Payton and rookie Gerald Fitch, who scored 10, were fine
in the Heat's backcourt without Williams.
Antoine Walker added nine points for the Heat, hitting
back-to-back 3-pointers to break open a three-point game early in
the fourth.
The Jazz twice closed within three, the second time on a long
3-pointer by Kirilenko with 55 seconds left that made it 95-92. But
the Jazz kept sending Wade to the line and he made all but one
attempt down the stretch.
Game notes
Miami beat Utah for the fourth straight time. ... The Heat
answered Utah's 9-0 run in the first quarter with 10 straight
points, including back-to-back 3-pointers by James Posey, who had
17 points and nine rebounds. ... Okur had 12 points and eight
rebounds in the first quarter. ... Matt Harpring made a shot at the
end of the first half and it withstood a video review and several
protests by the Heat. Replays showed Kirilenko may have touched the
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turns out you need muscles, and actual man power to actually fuck.
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