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Thank you very much Donald! I apologize for the amount of time between when you posted and when I responded. I have a terrible time keeping up with everything in a timely manner, but I am still glad that you enjoy them.
You'll probably get a good laugh over these: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=127862840570865&set=a.127750983915384.17145.100000414484509
It was your inquiries regarding salsify and comments saying something to the effect of making weeds look good that inspired me to challenge myself and try to do just that.
I'm going to upload all my photos from the season to my photobucket account eventually, but I've been thinking it would be more fun to share them in the winter - when people need a little color.
Thanks again. I'm glad to be able to share with people like you.
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According to a March 13 article in The News-Enterprise, the Kentucky House of Representatives may be considering a law to change the state constitution. This "local sales tax" law could allow communities to add an additional tax of 1 percent to many of your purchases.
ISSUE: Fort Knox school closures
OUR VIEW: Could signal bigger changes
In the world of public education, closing or consolidating schools usually is a contentious, emotional process.
In Defense Department schools, that rarely is the case. Students and families are more likely change schools because they are relocated to another duty station than to deal with the closing of a school.
Concerned about strays
Thank you for the article Feb. 23 about the Stray Animal Facility at Fort Knox. Unfortunately, I have been informed by a reliable source that some of the information contained in the Feb. 27 article on the facility was a spin on the truth by the Army media, out of Missouri. Their facts probably were sugarcoated by someone at Fort Knox.
According to my source, the Army's own regulations are still not being followed.
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When it comes to politics, basic words can take on new meanings.
For example, many are referring to Rand Paul as the frontrunner in the race for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination. After he again won a straw poll at the recent conservative caucus event in Washington, Paul described the frontrunner designation as meaning "unlucky."
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Chance. It's certainly a fitting name for the pitbull terrier that was the last animal rescued during a recent and very chaotic Friday at the Fort Knox Stray Animal Shelter. As his name suggests, he has a chance at forever home after a Louisville-based animal rescue service saved him from what could otherwise have been his demise.
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I would strongly encourage all Hardin County taxpayers to take a very close look at everyone who decides to run for positions on the Hardin County School Board in the next election.
Board members Kay Sharon, John Emary and Michael Kinney voted to raise our property taxes last year at the maximum amount allowed by current law and they just keep right on spending. Charlie Wise and Suzanne Broadwater voted against raising taxes.
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After watching the movie "Son of God," I found it spiritually uplifting and a means for others to be inspired by the life of Jesus Christ.
It is hard to believe the movie reviewer in your Thursday paper possibly could have seen the same movie since her description of the movie was so negative, while my interpretation so positive.
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Kevin Kolb started the Arizona Cardinals' first seven games last season before a turf-toe injury sidelined him for four games.
Kolb then made two starts before a concussion suffered during an inadvertent collision ended his season.
2011-2012 Kolb: Weeks 1-5
Those injuries renewed questions about Kolb's durability. A concussion suffered during the 2010 opener, when Kolb was with Philadelphia, had opened the door for Michael Vick to become the Eagles' starter.
Kolb's ability to withstand 17 sacks over the Cardinals' past two games has put to rest, for now, those durability questions.
Now we can focus on things such as how well Kolb is playing. My impression is that Kolb has shown improvement from last season. He has thrown fewer interceptions. He has led game-winning drives.
Kolb has also done these things without much help from the Cardinals' ground game. Arizona has struggled to run the ball for obvious reasons. Injuries on the line have had some impact. Losing two of the top three running backs for multiple games has surely hurt in that area.
In looking at the stats, Kolb doesn't appear much more productive than he was through five games last season.
I would have said he appears more willing to stand in the pocket and play within the framework of the offense, but the stats don't back up that impression.
Kolb has left the pocket 27 times and remained inside it 160 times. Last season at this point, the ratio was 31 plays outside the pocket and 169 within it. Those numbers, provided by ESPN Stats & Information, suggest no fundamental change.
Once outside the pocket, Kolb has completed 54.5 percent of his passes for seven first downs. That's an improvement from this point last season, when Kolb had completed only 33.3 percent of passes with six first downs when straying from the pocket.
The chart includes a "QB PAR" line showing how many points Kolb has accounted for above a replacement-level quarterback, based on the metrics ESPN uses to calculate Total QBR.
Those metrics show Atlanta's Matt Ryan leading the NFL at plus-33.4 PAR, followed by Peyton Manning (32.0), Tom Brady (30.7) and Andrew Luck (29.2). Alex Smith is at 21.5, which ranks 16th in the NFL, one spot above Drew Brees. Kolb ranks 25th, between Tony Romo and Blaine Gabbert. Sam Bradford is 28th at 8.0. Russell Wilson is 31st (3.2). Brandon Weeden is the only player in the negative (minus-16.1).
Kolb's NFL passer rating is higher this season than it was through five games in 2011. His QBR score, which takes into account how passing and non-passing contributions affect a team's chances for winning, is about the same.
The takeaway for me: The Cardinals' poor ground game and diminished pass protection have made Kolb's life tougher. The team's vastly improved defense has made his life easier, allowing Arizona to win some games without asking as much from him. The positive late-game plays Kolb has made should be encouraging for the Cardinals. But the team's 4-1 record shouldn't lead us into blindly accepting the idea that Kolb is playing dramatically better this year. He might not be.


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The Confirmation of the Gospel
"… In the…confirmation of the gospel, you all are partakers with me…" - (Philippians 1:7)
When the Apostle Paul writes the confirmation of the gospel he is referring to a great experience he had in his preaching ministry. As a great scholar, (and because he could do it), Paul quoted Greek philosophers and poets while preaching in Athens. But as a result of that sermon very few believed; just a few individuals are named. There is no letter of Paul to a church in Athens found in the New Testament.
When he was called to preach the gospel in Corinth immediately after Athens, he was frightened. You would have been frightened too. Jesus Christ had never been preached there. The city of Corinth was exceedingly sinful. It was considered profanity to call someone a Corinthian. Corinth had many temples where temple prostitutes were offered to those who worshiped an erotic god by engaging in all kinds of sexual perversions. A worshiper would be offered little boys or little girls if that was their pleasure.
God appeared to Paul in Corinth and told him not to be afraid because He had many people in that city. God told Paul if he would simply preach that Christ died and was raised again for our sins he would find out who those people were. That is what he meant by the confirmation of the gospel. He preached the gospel in Corinth and many believed. He wrote to the Romans that he was eager to preach the gospel in Rome because everywhere he proclaimed the gospel he found out who God's people were. He was sure that would happen in Rome also.
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Understanding changes to the molecular features of intestinal epithelial progenitors (IEPs) and their resident niche that occur in response to a variey of environmental and genetic insults will greatly enhance our knowledge of gut disease pathogenesis. For instance, what mechanisms result in the alteration of the normal controls for IEP proliferation during normal, physiologic wound healing? The goal of this application is to build on our findings that during colonic epithelial injury, the indigenous population of microbes in the gastro-intestinal tract activates macrophages through toll-like receptors (TLR) that in turn interact with colonic mesenchymal stem cells (cMSCs) that together interact with the overlying IEPs and stimulate proliferation and wound repair. cMSCs are important as they are a prominent source of prostaglandin-endoperoxide synthase 2 (Ptgs2). Two functional alleles of Ptgs2 were necessary for repair as wounds from Ptgs2-/- and Ptgs2+/- mice showed defects in the underlying muscularis propria and crypt regeneration. Ptgs2 mRNA was significantly induced in the wound bed at days two and four post-injury. Maximal Ptgs2 expression was observed in cMSCs. Therefore, we functionally screened mRNA binding proteins enriched in cMSCs for effects on Ptgs2 mRNA expression. We found the shRNA knockdown of Igf2bp1, a VICKZ mRNA binding protein and zip-code factor, led to a 5-fold decrease in Ptgs2 mRNA expression. We found that Igf2bp1 physically interacted with Ptgs2 mRNA, and Igf2bp1 expression was induced in cMSCs during repair with a time course similar to Ptgs2 induction. The goals of this proposal are to determine the mechanism of Igf2bp1 mRNA binding and the zip code function to Ptgs2. We will also determine the fate and role of cMSCs in colonic wound repair. This study will establish a basic for the role of Ptgs2 in cMSCs that could have implications for therapy of diseases such as inflammatory bowel disease that demonstrate poor healing.
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Scott shoots for Olympic berth
In December 2005, the Kelly Scott rink had its collective heart broken on one shot at the Canadian curling trials in Halifax.
Shannon Kleibrink scored three unlikely points with her last rock in the 10th end, launching the Calgary rink to the Olympic Games in Italy and sending the Kelowna curlers packing back to the Okanagan.
Four years later to the week, a more seasoned and resolute Scott crew has returned for another shot at Olympic glory as the Canadian trials open today (Sunday) at Rexall Place in Edmonton.
Eight women's and eight men's rinks will take to the ice over the next week to determine this country's two curling representatives for the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver.
"This is a goal that's been almost four years in the making and I think we all feel thrilled to be playing in Edmonton, it's what we've been working towards all along," said Scott. "Now, it's just one event, one tournament, instead of a series of events, so now we can just focus on this one tournament and try and grind it out.
"Halifax (2005) was a really big lesson for us," Scott added. "We can take what we learned back then and what we've learned since forward with us, not dwell on the hype, the media, or the distractions. We need to just go out and curl."
For the Scott rink, there have been plenty of highs and a few lows since that heart-wrenching setback four years ago. The Kelowna crew won the 2006 Canadian women's title, then followed up with wins at both the 2007 national and world women's curling championships.
After slipping somewhat under the radar over the past couple seasons, the Kelowna women made a personnel move in the summer of 2009, adding a new lead in Jacquie Armstrong, and have since regained some of their winning ways.
Scott, third Jeanna Schraeder, second Sasha Carter, and Armstrong won the Manitoba Lotteries Women's Curling Classic in October, while qualifying for the playoffs in three other World Curling Tour events. Then, last month, the Scott rink emerged from the Canadian pre-trials in Prince George with one of four berths to Edmonton.
In Sasha Carter's mind, the Scott rink couldn't be in much better form heading into the trials, both mentally and physically
"It's been a really good year for us," said Carter. "We feel like we're right there with our game, we're getting back to where we need to be and we're not doubting anything…and I think we probably were doubting some things for a while.
"Whether it's yourself, or the ice, or whatever, there's no room for doubt. We know we'll have to play well to win and I know right now we're believing in ourselves."
The teams will each play seven round robin games in Edmonton with the first-place rink earning a bye into the final on Sunday, Dec. 14. The second and third place teams will play off for the right to advance to the championship.
For the Scott rink, it's been an eventful journey getting back to the trials, one they clearly hope will end with a trip to Vancouver next February.
"The harsh reality is that there is only one winner, it's been a four-year process narrowing down to eight rinks and it's been pretty cutthroat up to this point," Scott said. "Now it's a matter of playing our hearts out for a week where one team is a happy team, and the rest are losers, basically.
"We just have to really stay grounded and know it's just a game," she continued. "If we win, great it's the chance of a lifetime. If we don't, this isn't a do-or-die moment for us, we'll be playing after this regardless of the results in Edmonton. So we're just going to give it our all and maybe be really happy girls when it's all over."
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REV3L is the DNA polymerase subunit of pol 6, an enzyme involved in tolerance of genomic damage. REV3L is essential for embryonic development, for reasons that remain to be clarified. We find that Rev3L-defective mammalian cells have high rates of spontaneous chromosome instability, a feature that is also characteristic of many cancers. The PI's laboratory has developed a conditional pol zeta-null mouse, and it appears that a subset of tumors in such mice are preferentially Rev3L-null. Pol 6 may thus be an example of a specialized DNA polymerase that acts as a tumor suppressor gene. The proposed experiments will use a new combination of cellular, genetic, and mouse model approaches to test the extent to which REV3L protects cells against endogenous DNA-damaging stress and chromosomal instability, and to investigate the process of tumor development in the absence of REV3L.
The aims are (1) to test the hypothesis that REV3L enables cells to tolerate DNA damage that can disrupt chromosome integrity and interfere with cell proliferation;(2) to determine which domains of the REV3L protein are necessary for normal cell proliferation and genome stability;(3) to test whether loss of REV3L function in mice promotes tumor development.
DNA damaging agents produce mutations that affect human health, aging, and genome instability. Our research suggests that the human DNA repair protein REV3L suppresses tumor formation by helping to prevent genome instability. Knowledge of the REV3L status of tumors could be useful in tailoring therapies, and specific interference with REV3L function could be expected to influence tumor development.
|Wood, Richard D; Lange, Sabine S (2014) Breakthrough for a DNA break-preventer. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 111:2864-5
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Ski along scenic slopes at Galena's Chestnut Mountain Resort, perched high above the Mississippi River. Rated by Ski Magazine as one of the top ski resorts in the Midwest, Chestnut Mountain goes all out with a snowboarding park and night skiing. Stay at the rustic 120-room lodge, which has three restaurants, including the fine-dining Sunset Grille. There are fun non-skiing activities in the summer as well, including boat cruises on the Mississippi Explorer and the exhilarating Alpine Slide, which speeds 2,000 feet down a hillside. Or try the new Segway Mountain Adventure Tours, a three-mile guided ride through rolling terrain.
At Eagle Ridge Resort & Spa go golfing on one of four championship courses, horseback riding along hilly wooded trails, boating on the sapphire waters of Lake Galena, or soaring over the countryside in a hot air balloon with Galena on the Fly. Relax in the luxury of the resort's Stonedrift Spa with a pampering massage. Eagle Ridge offers a wide variety of lodging that ranges from traditional inn rooms to golf villas and distinctive homes.
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The hospital really was not very up to date on bariatric surgery I felt they were learning from the patients the do's and dont's ogf the surgeryKim P. on Jan. 3, 2004 for Saratoga Hospital
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|1 Tablespoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Cake flour
|1 3⁄4 Cup (28 tbs)
|Baking powder
|2 Teaspoon
|Baking soda
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Egg whites
Preheat a waffle iron according to the manufacturer's directions.
In a small bowl, combine the milk, yogurt, sour cream, egg yolks, oil, and vanilla.
Mix well.
In a large bowl, combine the flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt, and '/4 cup of the sugar.
Mix well.
Add the egg-yolk mixture and stir until the batter is smooth.
Place the egg whites in a medium bowl.
Using an electric mixer, beat on medium speed until foamy.
Gradually beat in the remaining 1/4 cup sugar.
Increase the speed to high and continue to beat until soft peaks form.
Fold the egg-white mixture into the batter.
Spoon a scant 3/4 cup batter into the center of the waffle iron.
Cook until the waffle is golden brown and crispy.
Repeat to make a total of 10 waffles.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1912 Calories from Fat 329
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 36 g55.9%
Saturated Fat 9.3 g46.5%
Trans Fat 0.1 g
Cholesterol 396 mg132%
Sodium 2382.9 mg99.3%
Total Carbohydrates 334 g111.4%
Dietary Fiber 27.1 g108.5%
Sugars 119.2 g
Protein 70 g139.9%
Vitamin A 14.1% Vitamin C 5.5%
Calcium 148.6% Iron 12.6%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Here is a collection of the all-time best famous Lisel Mueller poems. This is a select list of the best famous Lisel Mueller poetry. Reading, writing, and enjoying famous Lisel Mueller poetry (as well as classical and contemporary poems) is a great past time. These top poems are the best examples of Lisel Mueller poems.
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In Sleeping Beauty's castle
the clock strikes one hundred years
and the girl in the tower returns to the world.
So do the servants in the kitchen,
who don't even rub their eyes.
The cook's right hand, lifted
an exact century ago,
completes its downward arc
to the kitchen boy's left ear;
the boy's tensed vocal cords
finally let go
the trapped, enduring whimper,
and the fly, arrested mid-plunge
above the strawberry pie
fulfills its abiding mission
and dives into the sweet, red glaze.
As a child I had a book
with a picture of that scene.
I was too young to notice
how fear persists, and how
the anger that causes fear persists,
that its trajectory can't be changed
or broken, only interrupted.
My attention was on the fly:
that this slight body
with its transparent wings
and life-span of one human day
still craved its particular share
of sweetness, a century later.
Speaking of marvels, I am alive
together with you, when I might have been
alive with anyone under the sun,
when I might have been Abelard's woman
or the whore of a Renaissance pop
or a peasant wife with not enough food
and not enough love, with my children
dead of the plague. I might have slept
in an alcove next to the man
with the golden nose, who poked it
into the business of stars,
or sewn a starry flag
for a general with wooden teeth.
I might have been the exemplary Pocahontas
or a woman without a name
weeping in Master's bed
for my husband, exchanged for a mule,
my daughter, lost in a drunken bet.
I might have been stretched on a totem pole
to appease a vindictive god
or left, a useless girl-child,
to die on a cliff. I like to think
I might have been Mary Shelley
in love with a wrong-headed angel,
or Mary's friend. I might have been you.
This poem is endless, the odds against us are endless,
our chances of being alive together
statistically nonexistent;
still we have made it, alive in a time
when rationalists in square hats
and hatless Jehovah's Witnesses
agree it is almost over,
alive with our lively children
who--but for endless ifs--
might have missed out on being alive
together with marvels and follies
and longings and lies and wishes
and error and humor and mercy
and journeys and voices and faces
and colors and summers and mornings
and knowledge and tears and chance.
In 1936, a child
in Hitler's Germany,
what did I know about the war in Spain?
Andalusia was a tango
on a wind-up gramophone,
Franco a hero's face in the paper.
No one told me about a poet
for whose sake I might have learned Spanish
bleeding to death on a barren hill.
All I knew of Spain
were those precious imported treats
we splurged on for Christmas.
I remember pulling the sections apart,
lining them up, sucking each one
slowly, so the red sweetness
would last and last --
while I was reading a poem
by a long-dead German poet
in which the woods stood safe
under the moon's milky eye
and the white fog in the meadows
aspired to become lighter than air.
WE must pass like smoke or live within the spirit's fire;
For we can no more than smoke unto the flame return
If our thought has changed to dream, our will unto desire,
As smoke we vanish though the fire may burn.
Lights of infinite pity star the grey dusk of our days:
Surely here is soul: with it we have eternal breath:
In the fire of love we live, or pass by many ways,
By unnumbered ways of dream to death.
The laughter of women sets fire
to the Halls of Injustice
and the false evidence burns
to a beautiful white lightness
It rattles the Chambers of Congress
and forces the windows wide open
so the fatuous speeches can fly out
The laughter of women wipes the mist
from the spectacles of the old;
it infects them with a happy flu
and they laugh as if they were young again
Prisoners held in underground cells
imagine that they see daylight
when they remember the laughter of women
It runs across water that divides,
and reconciles two unfriendly shores
like flares that signal the news to each other
What a language it is, the laughter of women,
high-flying and subversive.
Long before law and scripture
we heard the laughter, we understood freedom.
You have read War and Peace.
Now here is Sister Carrie,
not up to Tolstoy; still
it will second the real world:
predictable planes and levels,
pavement that holds you,
stairs that lift you,
ice that trips you,
nights that begin after sunset,
four lunar phases,
a finite house.
I give you Dreiser
although (or because)
I am no longer sure.
Lately I have been walking into glass doors.
Through the car windows, curbs disappear.
On the highway, wrong turnoffs become irresistible,
someone else is controlling the wheel.
Sleepless nights pile up like a police record;
all my friends are getting divorced.
Language, my old comrade, deserts me;
words are misused or forgotten,
consonants fight each other
between my upper and lower teeth.
I write "fiend" for "friend"
and "word" for "world",
remember comes out with an "m" missing.
I used to be able to find my way in the dark,
sure of the furniture,
but the town I lived in for years
has pulled up its streets in my absence,
disguised its buildings behind my back.
My neighbor at dinner glances
at his cuffs, his palms;
he has memorized certain phrases,
but does not speak my language.
Suddenly I am aware
no one at the table does.
And so I give you Dreiser,
his measure of certainty:
a table that's oak all the way through,
real and fragrant flowers,
skirts from sheep and silkworms,
no unknown fibers;
a language as plain as money,
a workable means of exchange;
a world whose very meanness is solid,
mud into mortar, and you are sure
of what will injure you.
I give you names like nails,
walls that withstand your pounding,
doors that are hard to open,
but once they are open, admit you
into rooms that breathe pure sun.
I give you trees that lose their leaves,
as you knew they would,
and then come green again.
I give you
fruit preceded by flowers,
Venus supreme in the sky,
the miracle of always
landing on your feet,
even though the earth
rotates on its axis.
Start out with that, at least.
For Lucy, who called them "ghost houses."
Someone was always leaving
and never coming back.
The wooden houses wait like old wives
along this road; they are everywhere,
abandoned, leaning, turning gray.
Someone always traded
the lonely beauty
of hemlock and stony lakeshore
for survival, packed up his life
and drove off to the city.
In the yards the apple trees
keep hanging on, but the fruit
grows smaller year by year.
When we come this way again
the trees will have gone wild,
the houses collapsed, not even worth
the human act of breaking in.
Fields will have taken over.
What we will recognize
is the wind, the same fierce wind,
which has no history.
All night the knot in the shoelace
waits for its liberation,
and the match on the table packs its head
with anticipation of light.
The faucet sweats out a bead of water,
which gathers strength for the free fall,
while the lettuce in the refrigerator
succumbs to its brown killer.
And in the novel I put down
before I fall asleep,
the paneled walls of a room
are condemned to stand and wait
for tomorrow, when I'll get to the page
where the prisoner finds the secret door
and steps into air and the scent of lilacs.
When the moon was full they came to the water.
some with pitchforks, some with rakes,
some with sieves and ladles,
and one with a silver cup.
And they fished til a traveler passed them and said,
to catch the moon you must let your women
spread their hair on the water --
even the wily moon will leap to that bobbing
net of shimmering threads,
gasp and flop till its silver scales
lie black and still at your feet."
And they fished with the hair of their women
till a traveler passed them and said,
do you think the moon is caught lightly,
with glitter and silk threads?
You must cut out your hearts and bait your hooks
with those dark animals;
what matter you lose your hearts to reel in your dream?"
And they fished with their tight, hot hearts
till a traveler passed them and said,
what good is the moon to a heartless man?
Put back your hearts and get on your knees
and drink as you never have,
until your throats are coated with silver
and your voices ring like bells."
And they fished with their lips and tongues
until the water was gone
and the moon had slipped away
in the soft, bottomless mud.
Among rocks, I am the loose one,
among aarows, I am the heart,
among daughters, I am the recluse,
among sons, the one who dies young.
Among answers, I am the question,
between lovers, I am the sword,
among scars, I am the fresh wound,
among confetti, the black flag.
Among shoes, I am the onw with the pebble,
among days, the one that never comes,
among the bones you find on the beach
the one that sings was mine.
Doctor, you say there are no haloes
around the streetlights in Paris
and what I see is an aberration
caused by old age, an affliction.
I tell you it has taken me all my life
to arrive at the vision of gas lamps as angels,
to soften and blur and finally banish
the edges you regret I don't see,
to learn that the line I called the horizon
does not exist and sky and water,
so long apart, are the same state of being.
Fifty-four years before I could see
Rouen cathedral is built
of parallel shafts of sun,
and now you want to restore
my youthful errors: fixed
notions of top and bottom,
the illusion of three-dimensional space,
wisteria separate
from the bridge it covers.
What can I say to convince you
the Houses of Parliament dissolves
night after night to become
the fluid dream of the Thames?
I will not return to a universe
of objects that don't know each other,
as if islands were not the lost children
of one great continent. The world
is flux, and light becomes what it touches,
becomes water, lilies on water,
above and below water,
becomes lilac and mauve and yellow
and white and cerulean lamps,
small fists passing sunlight
so quickly to one another
that it would take long, streaming hair
inside my brush to catch it.
To paint the speed of light!
Our weighted shapes, these verticals,
burn to mix with air
and change our bones, skin, clothes
to gases. Doctor,
if only you could see
how heaven pulls earth into its arms
and how infinitely the heart expands
to claim this world, blue vapor without end.
For Linda Foster
Because we used to have leaves
and on damp days
our muscles feel a tug,
painful now, from when roots
pulled us into the ground
and because our children believe
they can fly, an instinct retained
from when the bones in our arms
were shaped like zithers and broke
neatly under their feathers
and because before we had lungs
we knew how far it was to the bottom
as we floated open-eyed
like painted scarves through the scenery
of dreams, and because we awakened
and learned to speak
We sat by the fire in our caves,
and because we were poor, we made up a tale
about a treasure mountain
that would open only for us
and because we were always defeated,
we invented impossible riddles
only we could solve,
monsters only we could kill,
women who could love no one else
and because we had survived
sisters and brothers, daughters and sons,
we discovered bones that rose
from the dark earth and sang
as white birds in the trees
Because the story of our life
becomes our life
Because each of us tells
the same story
but tells it differently
and none of us tells it
the same way twice
Because grandmothers looking like spiders
want to enchant the children
and grandfathers need to convince us
what happened happened because of them
and though we listen only
haphazardly, with one ear,
we will begin our story
with the word and
I. Insomnia
The bulb at the front door burns and burns.
If it were a white rose it would tire of blooming
through another endless night.
The moon knows the routine;
it beats the bushes from east to west
and sets empty-handed. Again the one
she is waiting for has outrun the moon.
II. Old Money
The spotted hands shake as they polish the coins.
The shiny penny goes under the tongue,
the two silver pieces
weighted by pyramids
will shut down the eyes.
All the rest is paper,
useless in any world but this.
III. Home Movie
She knows that walk, that whistle, that knock.
It's the black wolf who sticks
his floured paw underneath the door.
She tries not to open. One look at his face
and she'll drop the gun. He will pick it up
and turn it on her where she waits,
her eyes shining, her hands over her head.
IV. Golden Boy
Whitewashed, the eyes refuse you.
And so the mouth must be serene,
the muscles play, the body
take an easy stance
to divert you from the two
boarded-up chambers
where someone has died.
V. Washing Day
Each year her laundry line gets lighter.
One by one they disappear,
ten little Indians. They take their socks,
their jeans, their stiff plaid shirts.
Above the Ford on its concrete blocks,
striped and zippered,
her cotton dress flutters on and on.
If an inaudible whistle
blown between our lips
can send him home to us,
then silence is perhaps
the sound of spiders breathing
and roots mining the earth;
it may be asparagus heaving,
headfirst, into the light
and the long brown sound
of cracked cups, when it happens.
We would like to ask the dog
if there is a continuous whir
because the child in the house
keeps growing, if the snake
really stretches full length
without a click and the sun
breaks through clouds without
a decibel of effort,
whether in autumn, when the trees
dry up their wells, there isn't a shudder
too high for us to hear.
What is it like up there
above the shut-off level
of our simple ears?
For us there was no birth cry,
the newborn bird is suddenly here,
the egg broken, the nest alive,
and we heard nothing when the world changed.
Such insignificance: a glance
at your record on the doctor's desk
or a letter not meant for you.
How could you have known? It's not true
that your life passes before you
in rapid motion, but your watch
suddenly ticks like an amplified heart,
the hands freezing against a white
that is a judgment. Otherwise nothing.
The face in the mirror is still yours.
Two men pass on the sidewalk
and do not stare at your window.
Your room is silent, the plants
locked inside their mysterious lives
as always. The queen-of-the-night
refuses to bloom, does not accept
your definition. It makes no sense,
your scanning the street for a traffic snarl,
a new crack in the pavement,
a flag at half-mast -- signs
of some disturbance in the world
because your friend, the morning sun,
has turned its dark side toward you.


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I wonder why anyone would want Snow Flurry or why anyone cares about it.
I went through two in different environments and both died---not from
neglect. Methinks it is like unto an oral contract===not worth the paper it's
written on.
It is quite unattractive. As is Spilt Milk, IMO.
The both of them are way overrated as garden plants.
I suspect that the "unusual" variegation is some benign form of virus. I see
absolutely no reason to try to introduce it into new cultivars.
Jim, you can get a division from Soules Garden--maybe.
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Birthplace of Picasso, Malaga boasts pretty streets, leafy boulevards and lush gardens. Find out why the city's cathedral is called La Manquita - the one armed lady! Hear all about the old palace fortress and its two rings of walls, and of course you can't miss the Picasso Museum! You'll get the chance to see all of this on your hop-on hop-off tour of Malaga.
You can hop on and off this City Sightseeing open-top, double-decker bus as many times as you like. There are 14 stops, and the entire route takes approximately 90 minutes. The bus departs every 30 minutes from each stop. Tickets are valid for 24 hours from first use.
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Malaga Shore Excursion: Malaga City Hop-on Hop-off Tour
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- Estación Bus
- Vialia-Estación ave
- Jardín Botánico
- Correos
- Puerto
- Paseo del Parque
- Paseo de la Farola
- Playa de la Malagueta
- Plaza de Toros
- Castillo de Gibralfaro
- Santuario de la Victoria
- Pza. Merced
- Alcazaba
- Catedral
- Alameda Principal
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Published: June 12, 2012 - 12:49PM
It being a long, cold, rainy weekend, and the children being of an age to move on from SpongeBob, I thought it appropriate to introduce them to Groundhog Day; Mr William Murray's oeuvre being an almost perfect bridge from the younger years to the world of grown-up things, in your correspondent's 'umble opinion.
They loved it, of course, and I got me to thinking on Bill Murray's temporal exile to Punxsutawney. How long did he actually stay there, before he wised up and scored with Andie MacDowell? In the movie you see about thirty days, but more are implied. For instance when he steals the money from the payroll truck he knows exactly when and where everyone will be, allowing him to swoop in and lift the bag without anybody noticing until it is too late.
That was one day, but to prepare for that one day took … how long? A week or two, maybe a month to locate the money drop. The same time again to observe and remember the details? Maybe a couple of run-throughs ending with him in jail, until he awoke again in the bed and breakfast, ready to start over?
That one small sliver of action spliced into his personal Groundhog Day could have accounted for months. So too his pursuit of various women, not including Ms. MacDowell. Others have pondered the same question. Harold Ramis, the producer, hadn't given it much thought until the question began to be asked online. (Groundhog Day was released in 1993, a few years before the metastasis of the internet). Ramis plucked a total of 10 years out of his butt when speculating for the DVD voice-over. An anally retentive fan at WolfGnards.com unpacked every scene and brought in an answer of eight years, eight months, and 16 days.
I call BS on this.
The original scriptwriter, Danny Rubin, toyed with having both Murray and MacDowell trapped, knowingly for ten thousand years, but this was dropped as being way too freaky.
Myself, I go for a ton.
When you look at the things Murray masters during his time there you have to devote decades to becoming expert in skills like piano playing and ice sculpting. On top of that he seems to have learned the personal history of everyone in town; a town with a population of over 6000 people. Even at one day per person that's a whole heap of years, and realistically, to commit the information to memory and retain, you're looking at many, many decades of study. Having mastered that, he masters himself, undergoing an almost Buddhist rebirth of self-realisation through suffering.
None of this would be possible in less than one hundred years.
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One of Australia's most spectacular parks, Croajingolong's landscapes are so valuable that UNESCO has nominated it a World Biosphere Reserve.
Drive one of Australia's great touring routes, The Great Alpine Road, and explore Victoria's north-east down to the jaw-dropping Gippsland Lakes.
Experience the largest inland network of waterways in Australia, the Gippsland Lakes. Go on board a cruiser or enjoy a range of water-based activities.
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Explore Gippsland's rich and varied heritage with a visit to some of its historical attractions.
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Stop off in Morewell located in the heart of the Latrobe Valley.
Explore Gippsland's scenery by traversing one of the walking trails.
A popular seaside town on the spectacular Gippsland coastline.
Venture beyond the highways to Gippsland's tiny towns; small in size but brimming with things to do.
Mt Baw Baw Resort offers snowboarding, downhill and cross-country skiing, tobogganing and snow-play.
Tour through Gippsland following one of the famous itineraries.
Discover Walhalla, an historic township in Gippsland's alpine wilderness.
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Explore Gippsland's lush scenery by traversing one of the many walking trails within national parks.
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Discover Walhalla, an historic gold mining township in Gippsland's alpine wilderness.
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Pastuso Executive Chef Alejandro Saravia will host Renascence Gippsland in conjunction with the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival 2017. This unique...
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Lot 89: CBCS 8.5 Amazing Spider-Man #108 1972
CGC & CBCS Graded Comic Books Featuring Platinum Age Spring Heeled Jack #1-#10
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October 25, 2016
Quakertown, PA, USALive Auction
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Fluffy Apricot Pie
|8 inch baked pie shell
|Dried apricots
|1⁄2 Pound (2 Cups)
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Unflavored gelatin
|2 Teaspoon
|Cold water
|2 Tablespoon
|Egg yolks
|Granulated sugar
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Lemon juice
|2 Tablespoon (Fresh, Frozen, Or Canned)
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Egg whites
|Granulated sugar
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Almond extract
|4 Drop
|Heavy cream
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), whipped
Day before: Soak apricots in water 1 hr.; then cook in same water, covered, 10 min., or until tender.
Press apricots and juice through food mill or sieve; then measure 1 cup puree.
Soften gelatine in cold water.
In double-boiler top, beat egg yolks; stir in H cup sugar, lemon juice, salt, and apricots.
Cook over boiling water, stirring, about 5 min., or until mixture just thickens.
Add gelatine; stir until dissolved.
Refrigerate until as thick and syrupy as unbeaten egg white.
Beat egg whites till quite stiff; gradually add 1/2 cup sugar and extract, beating until stiff.
Fold in apricot mixture and whipped cream.
Pour into baked pie shell.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2449 Calories from Fat 370
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 92 g141.6%
Saturated Fat 66.6 g333.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 637.5 mg212.5%
Sodium 959.6 mg40%
Total Carbohydrates 396 g131.8%
Dietary Fiber 24.8 g99%
Sugars 337.4 g
Protein 42 g84.6%
Vitamin A 194.2% Vitamin C 27.4%
Calcium 23.8% Iron 57.8%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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