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Nope, just checked, still no indication of a picture of Tricyrtis flava at:
Well, a dozen may be more than either my garden or my purse can handle,
but I do plan on getting at least one.
I do enjoy the gallery, keep adding more - for whatever reasons!
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Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 7:47 PM
Subject: Re: [CHAT] Gene's Catalogue & Hort.net Pictures
> > Gene's catalogue came today. He is
> > offering Tricyrtis flava this year....Ooooooooh! YELLOW Flowers!
> >
> > So I checked Gene's site for a pic, but there was none. Granted, this is
> > new to Gene's catalogue, so it's understandable that he hasn't put a pic
> > up yet. So I checked the Hort.net gallery and Chris has 2 really good
> > photos of T. flava. Thanks, Chris, that helps!
> Hi Kitty,
> The hort.net picture should be up on munchkinnursery.com -- when did
> you check? There was a little bit of a mixup where some plants and
> images weren't listed on the site (my fault!), so if you were looking
> for something there and missed it, you might want to check again. It
> was fixed as of about 5am this morning.
> Tricyrtis flava is a great little plant! The one in the picture is
> actually one that I purchased from Gene a few years ago, and I love it!
> The little guy is just that -- little. My only disappointment is that
> the flowers don't last very long, but they're well worth it! Buy a
> dozen before some savvy shopper finds them and buys out Gene's
> > Chris - why do you have people grade your photos? They are all
> > fantabulous and such an extensive quality gallery doesn't require the
> > viewers' approval.
> I just like setting myself up for negative reinforcement. :)
> Seriously, there are a couple of reasons. The first is that it helps
> me figure out which pictures I need to upgrade/replace. Well, at least
> in theory... I always wanted to carry the list of bad photos around
> with me when I'm shooting, but I never remember. :)
> The other reason is the algorithm that the site uses to figure out
> photo to display first. In some cases there are multiple pictures for
> single plant (Mertensia virginica comes to mind), and of course, all
> of varying quality. By having people vote on the images, the system
> figures out which ones are best (based on the average score) and
> those first. That way the best image is always displayed when someone
> goes to a plant. This means that if I add a photo at a later date,
> it still has a chance to be listed first if it's of better quality and
> has been voted on by folks.
> Probably more than you wanted to know... :)
> Chris
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> http://www.hort.net/funds/
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Foreign Direct Investment, Financial Development, and Economic Growth: Evidence from the Arab Countries
The emerging literature on foreign direct investment (FDI) now stipulates that FDI's positive impact on growth depends on absorptive capacities. Prime among these capacities is financial development. The paper provides support to this thesis in the context of the Arab countries whose financial system is predominantly bank-based. It finds that Arab FDI will have a favorable effect on growth if interacted with financial variables at a given threshold level of development. It also finds that in reform countries FDI could Granger cause financial development. The conclusions that emerge from the paper are that domestic financial reforms should precede policies promoting FDI, investment measures should enhance the environment for all investors—foreign and domestic alike—and liberal commercial policies should be designed as initial measures to attract FDI.
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Based on two products from the Newton MA software firm Fortefi, Novell is planning a new Privileged User Manager for the second half of 2009. The combined product should provide hierarchical security levels for UNIX and Linux systems. Novell sees this as a pathway for their UNIX-to-Linux migration, because it provides a single tool for managing superuser access when migrating to SUSE Linux Enterprise.
Novell also wants to integrate the SecureLogin single sign-on solution into its identity management palette. The company acquired a perpetual source code license to SecureLogin from California-based ActiveIdentity, with which it previously had an OEM agreement. Single sign-on (SSO) provides user access to multiple applications with a single password, which is supposed to reduce IT cost, complexity and risk.
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SUPPLY—Johnston Community College missed a score-tying 3-pointer in the final seconds as Brunswick Community College beat JCC 80-77 Saturday in the BCC Classic at the Dinah E Gore Fitness & Aquatics Center.
Four Dolphins scored at least 11 points in the victory: Chris Smith, 16; Terneil Rhodes, 15; Alan-Michael Thompson, 12; freshman Steve Johnson, 11.
SUPPLY—The Brunswick Community College women's basketball team has not played a game this season, but it already has something of which to be proud.
Chelsea McGowan, a 6-foot-2 center from Cedar Point, signed a letter of intent Nov. 10 to continue her career at UNC Wilmington.
SUPPLY—Baseball players are measured by statistics, so it was expected Brunswick Community College baseball coach Robbie Allen would mention a meaningful statistic about the four BCC players who signed Nov. 10 with four-year colleges.
Joshua Powell signed with Coastal Carolina, a team that lost last season in the NCAA Super Regional to eventual national champion South Carolina. Jay Cannon signed with East Carolina. Tyler Barnes signed with UNC Pembroke. Daniel Oliver signed with Mount Olive, the NCAA Division II national champion in 2008.
The Brunswick Community College volleyball team completed a season sweep of Lenoir Community College by beating the Lancers 25-21, 25-23, 25-14 Saturday afternoon at the Dinah E. Gore Fitness & Aquatics Center.
The first game was close throughout. BCC (4-6) took the lead for good at 21-20 on a kill by Hannah Sofield. BCC gained another point on a hit by Kenzie McDuffie. McDuffie and Rheanna Lawson worked a give-and-go for another point and a 23-20 lead. LCC gained two points before a sideout, and KaAnn Murray held serve for game point.
The BCC volleyball program will be hosting a volleyball clinic for those in the second through eighth grades. The clinic will begin at 9 a.m. Oct. 2 at the Dinah E. Gore Fitness & Aquatics Center.
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The Brunswick Community College volleyball team defeated Sandhills Community College (Pinehurst) 3-1 Sept. 15 in a match at the Dinah E. Gore Fitness & Aquatics Center.
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The Brunswick Community College department of athletics sponsored the American Red Cross Blood Drive Aug. 26 at the Dinah E. Gore Fitness & Aquatics Center.
"BCC athletics has several goals this year, and one is to increase community support in Brunswick County," said Ashlyn Burke, the assistant athletics director and head women's basketball coach.
As athletes arrived on campus the first week of school, their first project was to sponsor the American Red Cross Blood Drive on their home court, Burke said.
The Brunswick Community College volleyball team lost its opening match of the season to defending NJCAA Division II Region 10 champion Catawba Valley Community College on Saturday.
CVCC, whose middle hitter, Francesca Edgerton, was the 2009 Division II Region 10 Player of the Year, beat the Dolphins 25-12, 21-25, 25-13, 25-21 at the Dinah E. Gore Fitness & Aquatics Center.
BCC fell behind 10-1 in the first game, and for most the match it was playing from behind.
A few months ago, new Brunswick Community College volleyball coach Melissa Everitt had a handful of players and was scrambling to find players to field a team.
Brock Holmes is the first Brunswick Community College baseball player to be selected to the National Junior College Athletic Association Division II All-America team.
Holmes, in his freshman year, made third-team All-America in Division II. BCC coach Robbie Allen said Holmes deserved the recognition.
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If you saw a hitchhiker with a pencil mustache holding a sign that read, "I'm Not Psycho," would you stop and pick him up? What if that hitchhiker turned out to be none other than filmmaker John Waters, of "Cry-Baby" and "Hairspray" fame? Waters thumbed rides all the way from Massachusetts to California, and he documents his adventures in a new book, "Carsick."
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Fernando Barbella
The Tumblr blogSigns From the Near Future
features just that, imaginary signs and warnings that we might come across eventually. The image blog is the brainchild of Fernando Barbella, an artist and creative director in Barcelona.
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Barbella creates the images by taking stock photos and manipulating the images in Photoshop. "I look for casual and amateur images on forums and online boards, then I work on putting together the whole thing, trying to integrate the signs in ordinary and very usual places where they would be relevant," Barbella says.
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How does Barbella come up with ideas? Any way he can: "Since I'm doing this during my free time, I usually came up with the idea in any give moment of the day, mostly while commuting by train, or taking my dogs for a walk at night."
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Barbella says the inspiration for the project came when he was trying to devise a graphical header for another project.
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"The idea came from trying to figure out how these upcoming technologies would interact with us," Barbella says. "But at the same time not showing these technologies at all, since we've already seen many pictures of those technologies."
Fernando Barbella
Once inspiration for a new image strikes, Barbella immediately starts picturing the context. "I write it down on my mobile or on paper and I try to figure out the best and more natural way to feature it."
Fernando Barbella
Subtlety is a key part of the design, Barbella says. The idea is not to trumpet the oddness of the signs, but rather to emphasize their "normalness" by placing them in very ordinary settings. "We're all very acquainted with signage," he says. "Of course there are some few touches of subtle humor, since I really enjoy irony and black humor a lot."
Fernando Barbella
Barbella says he hopes the project inspires people to think about their relationship to technology. "The goal of the project is to expose a point of view, and to make the visitors think about how far -- and how fast -- we want to go in this kind of technological race," Barbella says. "Although I'm an innovation fan, I'm not an expert or a man of science, and I think there are huge chances to make some mistakes in terms of the final result."
Fernando Barbella
Barbella says he plans to keep updating the image blog regularly, and perhaps take the project in new directions. "It would be nice to blur the line between the online and offline worlds, he says. "Perhaps a small book or a temporary expo in some physical space, or even producing those signs for real and start doing some urban interventions." Follow hisTumblr here
Conventional wisdom has long held that true hologram projectors — like the one R2-D2 uses to beam out a miniature Princess Leia — are squarely on the fiction side of science fiction, for now. The technology just isn't there.
Or is it? According to a Wall Street Journal report, a startup called Ostendo Technologies has not only created a hologram projector chip, it's made one small enough for smartphones. The Tic-Tac-sized chip should be ready for manufacturing next year.
How Holograms Are Getting Better Than Ever
The Ostendo Quantum Photonic Imager combines an image processor with a wafer containing radically miniaturized light-emitting diodes (LEDs). The system can control the color, brightness and angle of more than a million individual beams of light.
During a demonstration, six Ostendo units laid together beamed a 3-D image of green dice "spinning in the air," according to the Journal report: "The image and motion appeared consistent, irrespective of the position of the viewer." You can see a (very) short video of the demo here.
Based in Carlsbad, Calif., Ostendo has kept a low profile, but evidently it's quite the operation. The company has raised $90 million from venture-capital firms and $38 million on government research and development contracts. The money has allowed the lab — now at 115 employees — to work undisturbed on the project for nearly 10 years, WSJ reports.
Etched Chocolate Sparkles With Colorful Holograms
The newspaper ran the technology by MIT professor Ramesh Raskar, who said the key to the chip's 3-D capability is its resolution. Ostendo's system puts out 5,000 dots per square inch. Apple's Retina display, by contrast, has about 300 dots per inch.
Early reports aren't clear on how the chip manages the free-floating hologram effect in thin air. Previous hologram systems, like the famous virtual Tupac, still require some sort of 2-D projection surface, plus additional optical trickery. In any case, this definitely seems like something to keep an eye on.
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Here is a little breakdown of what was going on for those who care... My sister is adopted and has a history of acting out. Recently she has been acting out more and more severely and we learned her birth mother was bipolar. Despite doing all we can as a family to support her, she has proved to need more exert care than we can give. Two weeks ago she made another suicide attempt this one ending with a trip to the hospital. After that she was transferred to a psychiatric crisis center for about a week in an attempt to better analyze her condition. In this place we were allowed to visit her daily for about an hour and she seemed to be doing better. Despite this the experts dedicded she needed ever more care than they could give and she was transferred a few days ago to a special boarding school (out of state:/ ) without being able to coming home. This has been a huge stress for her and our family which has only been compounded by school and ap tests and our financial situation and the funding for my mothers job being cut. Anyway I want you all to know our family has a lot of hope that this will help her and stalking this thread has really helped my cope throughout the past weeks and months so thank you all for that.post #70639 of 1387285/15/13 at 9:01am
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On this note, I did find some info recently about the makers history for Oxxford shirts, but damned if I can't find it now. Like Spoo says, Kiton for a bit, then some other Euro maker I thought. MTM are in the states. In any case here's a quick dirty pic of mine. Sorry, it's been in a bag for 3 months (found it just before my incident.) Construction and fit seem stellar, though my experience with that level is very limited. Only tag anywhere is "Oxxford Clothes."
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RL Signature. I believe that was pre-purple label and was between Polo Italy quality and Purple Label. Good to own/trade here, not so good for flippingpost #70646 of 1387285/15/13 at 10:44amQuote:Originally Posted by Manofstyle85
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Thanks, and I was thinking the same thing as far as it being too esoteric to flip on eBay, although it is a nice houndstooth with patch pockets, so it might do okay. It's un-vented, and fits me everywhere except the sleeves. From my first look it appears as though the sleeves are maxed out in terms of length. Maybe I was wrong, going to check again after work :/post #70647 of 1387285/15/13 at 11:37am
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Oxxford Clothes Cream Silk Woven Tie. I am 99% sure this is a garza fina grenadine. Someone correct me if I am wrong. 4" wide
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Nice find. There have been a handful of others, including some cashmere knits from Nataku (I think) and a navy paisley I found. Mine was manufactured by Gitman. There's a video on YouTube of a tie making demo in the Gitman factory, and they're making an Oxxford tie.Quote:
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Shares of Central European Distribution Corp., parent company of vodka maker CEDC International, soared Thursday after Russian Standard Corp. offered to boost its stake in the company.
CEDC shares jumped 93 cents, or 18 percent, to close at $6.04, after peaking at $6.48 earlier in the day. It was one of the day's biggest gainers on the Nasdaq stock market.
Mount Laurel, N.J.-based CEDC said its board received a letter from Russian Standard, which is one of Russia's top makers of premium vodka and also owns a bank, offering to acquire an additional 19.9 percent of the company's outstanding shares through the issuing of new shares and to help it restructure its debt.
In exchange, privately held Russian Standard would get the assets of Russian spirits importer Roust Inc.
Russian Standard and its majority shareholder and chairman, Roustam Tariko, together already own an about 9.9 percent stake in the company.
CEDC said it has taken part in preliminary discussions with Russian Standard about a possible investment, but that no agreement has been reached. The company said its board will evaluate the proposal and act in the best interest of its shareholders.
The offer prompted Jefferies analyst Alex Howson to boost his rating for CEDC to "Buy" from "Underperform" and more than quadruple his price target to $6.80 from $1.50. He said that because the additional shares would be newly issued, Russian Standard would end up with an about 25 percent stake in the company.
"We take the view that Russian Standard is a highly credible investor and that its involvement is game-changing for CEDC," Howson wrote in a note to investors. "On this basis we expect an agreement in some form to be reached between the two companies."
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The Arcturus series is a new mystery collection set in Roman-occupied Britain. The governor, Agricola, has subdued the Britons and built a fragile peace after the terrible destruction of the Druids' sacred isle of Mona and the defeat of Boudicca. But the balance is precarious; the Romans and the natives barely tolerate each other.
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This week's Project is a horizontal Murphy Bed. The bed I built is a twin size bed using the Create-A-Bed Hardware kit from Rockler Woodworking and Supply. The finished look of the bed can be trimmed and finished to match your homes decor, really the limit on the final look is only limited by your imagination. These videos just tell you about the use of the hardware kit and the general construction of the project. I hope you enjoy it.
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I ask a couple of my woodworking friends to help me talk to you about some common woodworking joinery. Woodworking joinery is the method of joining two pieces of wood together to create a more complex item. Woodworking Joinery is the one thing we as woodworkers need to know and this video talks about 4 common woodworking joints that you are most likely to use in your projects. In this video you will learn about the following joints Half Lap Joints – Presented by Jay Bates Jays...
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This week I decided to rebuild my tablesaws extension wing/router table. This time I removed the factory metal wing along with my old router table extension and built a new wing using the MDF and famica from last weeks build. This new extension wing combos as a router table as well as it has a pull out support arm that allows me to support my material as i cross cut long boards or sheets goods no matter if I am using a sled or not, because the support arm is adjustable. Here is a look at some...
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THE thing that really irks Bruce Robertson is not just that the giant power companies are threatening to sue him but that their lawyers are demanding he pay for their costs.
"It was a service I never requested," quips Robertson, who has had to resort to black humour since the letter from Grid Australia arrived out of the blue last week.
In the quintessential act of corporate bullying, the nation's electricity transmission giants are threatening to sue the corporate-analyst-turned-cattle-farmer from the mid-north coast of NSW.
Robertson has been a constant thorn in their side this year, revealing how the industry's 'gold-plating', dodgy forecasts and misleading rhetoric have been the main factors behind the nose-bleed rise in power bills.
And so Grid Australia, the peak body for the transmission giants, is trying to muzzle him with legal threats.
This story is not just about power companies gagging an outspoken critic. It is about governments too. Grid Australia's members are mostly state-owned power companies. They speak for $10 billion in network assets and they don't like Robertson accusing them of gold-plating one little bit.
Here's the catch. Governments are not allowed to sue their citizens (this is a good thing).
Nor are the other two members of Grid: Victoria's SP-Ausnet, which is controlled by a Singaporean multinational, or South Australia's transmission provider, ElectraNet, which is a consortium of powerful financiers. Both are too big to sue.
Under reforms to the defamation laws seven years ago, big companies are no longer permitted to sue (Section 9 Defamation Act, 2005). The intention of these reforms was precisely to stop this sort of intimidation by large vested interests.
They were designed to prevent large corporations from using the law for commercial purposes – to shut down bad press, among other things.
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So how can Grid Australia get away with its threats to sue Bruce Robertson?
For the past week, BusinessDay has made repeated requests of Grid Australia's law firm Ashurst to justify its action on legal and ethical grounds. Repeated requests for an explanation have been ignored. Not even a 'no comment' has been forthcoming.
Was Ashurst, one of Australia's 'big six legal firms, happy for Robertson and his family to lose their farm for the sake of making a fee? No answer.
As governments can't sue for defamation, and big companies can't sue either, we can only assume that Ashurst has deemed Grid Australia to be a small 'not-for-profit' entity with less than ten employees.
This highly contestable and technical conclusion might allow them to skirt around the law – the letter of the law that is. Clearly as a front for the power companies, the action shatters the spirit of the law. But Grid Australia's action rests on shakier ground than black letter law.
It doesn't even appear to be a legal entity for a start. And it has to be a legal entity to sue.
According to ASIC searches, Grid Australia is not an incorporated body. Nor does it have a business name. Nor does it seem to be an incorporated association under the Associations Incorporation Act.
The website does not list a board. The contacts for Grid Australia all appear to be Transgrid employees. And the website was registered by a Queensland Electricity Transmission Corporation, not Grid Australia.
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Departing from the legal aspects for a moment to deliver a layman's observation: Grid Australia is as much of a secret society, controlled by state government agencies, as it is a proper legal entity with a right to sue people for exercising their rights to free speech.
And so we have a front for Transgrid, spending a bundle of taxpayer dollars with a big-city law firm, in an effort to stop a farmer from having his say. And the taxpayers of Victoria and other states are also subsidising this ethically dubious exercise.
Already, Transgrid has spent taxpayer money securing the services of Sue Cato, often regarded as the most expensive crisis management consultant in the market, to assist with its reputational issues. Now it has resorted to lawyers.
BusinessDay has endeavoured for more than a week to contact the Ashurst staff involved in the action. We have also tried the PR department. Despite repeated requests for a response there was none forthcoming.
On what legal grounds is Ashurst basing its threats? No answer.
On what ethical grounds is Ashurst basing its threats? No answer.
Was Ashurst happy for Robertson – a man of integrity and honesty – to lose his farm and his livelihood in the process of Ashurst making a fee? No answer.
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Ashurst's commitment to corporate social responsibility is core to all aspects of our global operations. This commitment means an approach to legal practice consistent with the highest professional and ethical standards; and it's reflected in our dealings with our clients, our staff and the wider community. This commitment makes us a better law firm, a better employer and a better corporate citizen.
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Russell Martin's walk-off homer on Sunday gave the Yankees a sweep of the Mets.BRONX BOMBER MOMENT OF THE SERIES
On Sunday, the Yankees capped off their first sweep of the Mets at Yankee Stadium since 2003 with a dramatic ninth-inning, walk-off homer from Russell Martin.
Martin, who also homered in the seventh inning, is the first Yankee to hit a walk-off homer in the Subway Series.
The only other Yankee catcher since 1950 with at least two homers in a game, including a walk-off home run, was Yogi Berra in 1955 against the Red Sox.
The Yankees won the Subway Series opener 9-1 as the team backed up a strong pitching performance from Hiroki Kuroda with four home runs.
Robinson Cano, Nick Swisher and Andruw Jones hit consecutive homers in the third inning, marking the first time in the history of the Mets-Yankees series that the Yankees have gone back-to-back-to-back.
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Kuroda tossed seven scoreless innings and allowed just one hit, losing his no-hit bid with two outs to go in the sixth inning. He fell one out short of the longest no-hit bid in the Subway Series rivalry, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.
He did make history, however, becoming the first Yankee with at least seven shutout innings and no more than two baserunners allowed against the Mets.
Kuroda generated grounders on 10 of 15 balls in play, and his groundball rate of 67 percent was his second-highest in any start since 2009. He was rarely under stress, throwing just five pitches with men on base, by far his fewest in the past four seasons.
Same story, same result. The Yankees get a solid outing from their starter and used a couple homers to put some runs on the scoreboard, emerging with another win against the Mets on Saturday, 4-2.
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Phil Hughes held the Mets lineup in check, allowing two runs in 6⅓ innings. However, both of the runs came on solo homers, as Hughes extended his dubious streak of allowing at least one home run in each start.
According to the Elias Sports Bureau, his 12-start streak is now tied for the second-longest streak to begin a season in major-league history and is just two starts shy of the record set by Bert Blyleven in 1987.
He relied heavily on his fastball again (81 of 108 pitches), as all six of his strikeouts came with his heater, matching his season-high. He also got 20 called strikes with the fastball, his second-most in any outing since 2009.
The Yankees held the Mets to one run on Friday and two runs on Saturday, extending their streak of not allowing more than three runs against the Mets to 10 games.
According to Elias, the 10-game streak was the Yankees' longest streak of that kind against any major-league team since a 10-game streak against the Indians in the 1971 and 1972 seasons. It ended on Sunday in the Yankees' 5-4 win.


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As you know replacing a roof is one of the costliest upgrades a home owner can make.
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In terms of a ballpark figure the typical cost of a new roof runs as low as $5,000 for an asphalt shingle roof that is the most normally used roofing material in America all the way up to $25,000 for higher-end roof styles. The standard price, is approximately $12,000.
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Another factor is accessibility to the roof:
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Tearing off a heavier roof can also increase labor expenses.
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Well Kitty darlin' - this is Texas so it's expected. But for your neck of
the woods, that kind of heat sounds a tad extreme. It must be incredibly
hard on plants that aren't accustomed to such. All I can tell you is - keep
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coming. At least you don't get those temps for months on end. What's up w/
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> Normally I don't get too involved in weather discussions as you might have
> noticed, because there's nothing to be done about it really. But geez
> louise, it is hot. Weather.com is forecasting 96 for Monday. Under
> "Watering Need" it says 10 (the highest rating) every day. The lowest high
> for the next 10 days is 84, but most are around 90. It is frigging
> ridiculous.
> I spent today at our MG garden tour and plant sale and when i got home I
> watered. Pam, how DO you do it? We got hot so fast I haven't really had
> time to get my watering plans in place, so all i'm doing is trying to keep
> things living which takes the time I would have used to put systems in
> place
> or plants in the ground, or mulch.
> And then I brough MORE plants home from the sale.
> Geez Louise, I am nuts.
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pulley problem
I ve had my jeep for years now. I have had every problem under the sun,but this one. My serpentine belt keeps working its way off of each one of the pulleys. I ve replaced all the pulleys except the crank pulley, alternator, and ac. I cant figure it out. Its not the water pump. its new. Its not the power steering pump. its new. Its not the ac. The only thing I can think of is a crank bearing causing the pulley to walk back and forth. No mechanic knows the answer. All data just says a pulley is mis aligned. Please help.
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Having played at many of the rugby venues around the world deemed "intimidating", I have come to the conclusion that the whole notion is a bit romantic. Certainly there are grounds at which victory is less likely for a visiting side, but this is invariably down to the quality of the home team and the comfort they find in playing somewhere familiar.
In the domestic game Kingsholm, Welford Road, Ravenhill and Thomond Park are perhaps the most famously hostile environments to visit. Yet most players look forward to these weekends more than any others. I, for one, would class Leicester as my favourite weekend on the fixture list. This is because the stadium is magnificent, the crowd is perfectly partisan and the team are invariably top-class. So the experience stands out.
Buenos Aires was a bit rough, but the supporters decided to spit on us and even launch the odd missile. It was shockingly aggressive, especially so the young boy looking me dead in the eyes before kick-off and using his thumb to symbolise the cutting of his throat.
It was at that point, if my memory is accurate, that Phil Vickery giggled quietly. This giggle not only reintroduced a modicum of perspective, it served to reassure me – a young pup at the time – that the man beside me had seen it all before. Anyway, this stuff just does not happen anymore. As it is for the players, there are too many cameras to be getting away with this sort of behaviour in the green seats. And we are thankful for that. Well, mostly – it made for great memories!
This level of realism does not do much for pre-tour hype but it does focus the mind on what will really make the difference for England this summer: who are the better team?
The Springboks will be difficult to knock over on their own patch. This has always been the case. There is talk in South Africa that too many of their big boys are injured to make them an outfit worthy of the jersey – there is speculation that the legendary Victor Matfield may be asked to come out of international retirement to add experience. Whatever happens, rest assured that Heyneke Meyer, South Africa's coach, will roll out an appropriately gargantuan mob of heavies on 9 June. Besides, I would say the list of crocked soldiers on Stuart Lancaster's desk is equally depressing. So we are all even there.
For me, the key battles are in the midfield and the front five. South African centres are always abrasive and athletic, and Jean de Villiers is no exception; given space, he has sufficient pace to punish defences and the skill to feed the likes of Bryan Habana. Should Jaque Fourie be fully it to partner De Villiers, they will form a combination that few would doubt against an inexperienced English line-up.
But if we have learned one thing this season, it is that Brad Barritt can defend. Not just tackle – he can certainly do that – but read attacks and cut them off with a quite wondrous blend of intelligence and spite.
As for Manu Tuilagi, as long as he lets Barritt decide the approach and listens carefully to his cultured instruction, he will blow attackers to pieces. And Tuilagi remains a real threat to any midfield – no matter how learned – because he is, frankly, a beast who can wreak physical havoc when given the opportunity.
Dan Cole will face "Beast" Mtawarira in perhaps the key battle up front. The Springboks have always relied heavily on their scrummage to provide both valuable forward momentum and psychological advantage. The Beast is strong but Cole, who quietly goes about his business, has shown no signs that he will struggle. A prop for all environments, he could well be England's key man on the ground, despite probably being the quietest.
If England win clean ball at the line-out – with Lee Mears a probable starter at hooker this is likely – and produce rock-solid ball at scrum time, the Boks will have to be creative elsewhere, and this has not always been a strength.
So the mission for England is simple: go to South Africa and play them at their own game. Match their brutishness; do not try to play around it. Many teams have tried to outmuscle the Springboks, and few have succeeded away from home.
But merely matching them blow for blow will be enough to cause significant problems. There is no denying that this young, inexperienced England team are massive underdogs, but they enjoyed that tag in the Six Nations and used it to show real courage and resilience. They will need all of that and more but as we know, you doubt this group at your peril.Reuse content


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Thanks Diane,
I appreciate the praise. Bob has 5 new intro's of his own and almost 50
varieties he never offered before.
Note: he has just a handful of 'Alex Summers' OS, for those missing out
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> I just got a hot-off-the-press copy of Bob Kuk's new catalog. A big
> Hi-5 to Ray Weigand for the printing. It looks fabulous!! I haven't had
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4 Roller Fair Leads
Two 18 inch Bollards
Anchor Locker Deck Hatch Deck Hatch
2 Mure 6000 Capstans with Brakes, Chain Leads, Chain Counters, Devils Claws and Chain Stoppers 2-Person Seat with Freshwater Wash down Access and Cushions
12 Freeing Ports
2 Springline Bollards
2 Springline Fair Leads
Port and Starboard Boarding Gates
Aft Deck & Swim Platform
Teak Deck
12 Ft. Curved settee w/Cushions and Covers and 10 Ft. Table Stainless Steel Safety Rails
18 Inch Bollards (2)
2 Roller Fair Leads
2 Muir 6000 Capstans
Teak Stairwell to Flybridge
Fire Station
Fueling Station
Flag Socket and Staff
Boarding Gates - Port and Starboard
Port and Starboard Stairs to Swim Platform
Opac Mare Passaralle Hydraulic (Concealed) in
Starboard Stairwell w/Fiber optic Lighting
Direct/indirect Lighting
Freshwater Inlet Station and Hot Cold Shower
Teak Covered Swim Platform
Hydraulic Opacmare Swim Ladder
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agent, or his surveyor, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
Paseo de Borne
Palma de Mallorca