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Ok so survivor one world is nearly over, and well i wont deny it but i didnt love this season, it wasnt terrable, but not my favourite. mostly because of Kourtney, Matt and Bills early eliminations. i liked those 3 alot. But anyway Kim and Chelsea are still in the game so its could end well.
Christina Cha
Christina, she inst playing the game as well as she could. She should have took a chance and sided with the men a while back. But she didnt and she is still in the game so i quess she is doing ok. I dont think she will become the Sole Survivor. But if she does win it would be better then, Alicia or Sabrina winning. I loved how when Alicia and Colton were being so mean to her, she stayed strong and kept being a nice person. I think she will place 5th or 6th.
Alicia Rosa
YUCK!!!! i cant stand her. She is horrible, she was so mean to Christina from like day 1. I want her gone next episode. She is just so mean, like why did she need to talk to Christina like she was dirt! (colton was eqauly as bad but he got what he deserved.) I hope she is elliminated soon but i think she will place 3rd or 4th
Sabrina Thompson
Well i dont like her either. I will never forgeve her for giving Colton the idol, even thoght he never used it. I think she will place 3rd or 4th.
Chelsea Meissner
Chelsea, i like her alot! Shes most likely not going to win if she goes to the final tribal with Kim, I think if she forms an allience with ALicia (because she is mean) and Christina (because shes not playing th game) and goes to the end, she could win. I want her to win some more individual immunity challenges. Im hoping she can think of something smart and do it and win! I think she will place 2nd
Kim Spradlin
Ok she is the winner, unless someone thinks of a way to blindside her and she doesnt use her idol, i hope that dont happen though unless its Chelsea.She has an idol, so i dont think she will be voted out, because she has an idol and she can win immunity challenges. She is playing well, im pretty sure she IS the winner of survivor one word. So good luck to her. I think she will win.
Tarzan Smith
oh my gosh this dude is so funny because... i shant say becauses the game is a foot. And ive forgotten who Monica is. This dude is funny! He is like some old, dude who is going crazy, also i love when he was yelling out "CHEATER!!!"lol im glad he is the final man left. but i wish there was a few more guys in the final 6. but anyway I think he will place abou 5th or 6th.
what i want to happen
6th Alicia
5th Sabrina
4th Christina
Final three
Cheslea Kim Tarzan
JURY: Jonas, Michael, Jay, Lief, Troy, Kat, Alicia, Sabrina and Christina
3rd place: Tarzan ~ makes no sense during his opening statment. So no one votes for him
2nd place: Kim ~ Some of the jury are jelouse or her playing such a good game, but some arnt. votes from, Michael, Jay, Alicia and Sabrina
WINNER: Chelsea ~ plays the jury wellso she gets some votes.: Votes from, Jonas, Lief, Troy, Kat and Chritina.
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A dedicated food activist on many fronts, Art believes food unites us across all cultures and backgrounds. He sees his passion for healthy food as a spiritual matter as well as a basic human right and need. He builds coalitions with diverse groups that show dedication to improving our health landscape.
Art is also the President of Shawnee's Greenthumb Popcorn, and has helped run sustainable farms with his mother in New Hampshire and his sisters in Massachusetts, although now he spends most of his time in Miami.
Jeannie Necessary, Market Manager
After graduating from the University of Miami with a degree in Communications, Jeannie set forth to change the world. She worked in the legal technology world for 7 years utilizing skills she'd learned in college but not making the impact she desired. She started working in the non-profit world and managed a school garden initiative with The Education Fund that changed her world. From there she worked in managerial roles in various local and national non-profits where she developed a passion for gardening, cooking, and educating students and families about proper nutrition and cooking skills. Her passion led her to be nominated to become part of an international organization, Les Dames d'Escoffier, where she is the current Community Outreach Chair. You can normally find her at the Upper Eastside Farmers Market where she is slinging local fruits and vegetables.
Danny Neira, Market Manager
Having always had an interest in and years of experience with non-profits, Danny has always had a passion for working to make a difference in peoples lives. Starting in the mid-late 2000's with cultural organizations like the Miami City Ballet and Miami Theater Center, to health and wellness organizations like Feeding America and Smile Train. Although he enjoyed work in a technical capacity for all these great organizations, he always felt somewhat removed from the people being helped. With a growing hunger for local and sustainable foods he would enjoy growing up, a focus toward a greater feeling of connectedness and the well-being of the communities being served, so began the search for new opportunities that led him to UOP. He'd be happy to share some knowledge about growing & cooking good food, or maybe a yoga pose or two, at our Tropical Park and Arsht Center market.
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Melissa's life has had many twists and turns, and the one constant has always been gardening. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from Florida International University, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Relations, Geography minor. The relationships between people, land, and food have been a major interest. She is author of Organic Methods for Vegetable Gardening in Florida, along with Ginny Stibolt, published by University Press of Florida in 2013. Contreras Served as a USAID volunteer on an organic farm in the cool, coffee-growing mountains of northern Nicaragua, where she was a consultant for its foray into eco-agritourism while in graduate school working toward a Master's degree in Sustainable Tourism Planning and Development.
She has attended "Community Food Systems from the Ground Up" workshops at Growing Power Inc. Contreras is also an alumnus of The Center for Whole Communities. She studied organic gardening at Miami Dade College with organic farmer Andres Mejides, Miami's most experienced organic farmer (50 years in our tropical climate). Melissa is a former employee of Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, where she continues to teach teaches gardening classes in the Adult Education Dept. She is a Master Gardener volunteer, certified through University of Florida/Miami-Dade County Cooperative Extension Service. She takes care of her own beautiful and productive little urban homestead, with 6 vegetable beds, fruit trees, and lots of edible landscaping.
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Working in the studio feels so right, even when I don't know what I'm doing or where to go from wherever I happen to be. There's been a lot of that lately -- the not knowing. Circling the wagons, treading water, waiting and getting ready for who knows what. Well I know what and when is coming but how, just now, remains part of the great mystery.
I spent the weekend making prayer flags because they are small, spiritually satisfying and the piece work process - cut, paint, sew, press - seemed like it would be relaxing. Peaceful (no pun intended)and invigorating; relaxing and challenging; simple and complex; yin and yang. The theme is Paris - not the first spiritual city that might pop into your mind but life-changing in its own way.
The seam ripper and I have been closer than usual recently. Probably the most important tool in the studio after the sewing machine. They are like the Medusa and the Snail, their symbiotic relationship arising more than I like to admit.


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I visited this theater today and liked it very much. It even has a curtain, which is rare these days. My only complaint is that the picture was very dark. It looked like the xenon bulb had seen better days. The movie I saw today was flat, and it took up the entire screen. How do they present a scope picture? Is it in the same aspect ratio as the flat picture, or do they have a top masking that can be lowered?
This theater is closing tonight. Does anyone know if it is permanent? I'll be in LA this weekend and I was hoping to go there.
I have worked in theaters with curved screens and with steep projection angles without such problems. It's all in filing the aperature plate to compensate.
No, Loew's never operated the State. I used to work there until it closed in 1981, and it was operated by Neighborhood Theatres, Inc.
I'm wondering if that is the theater that later became Barney's, and was later operated as the Remmie around 1965. It seems to be the same location.
Go to the Richmond Public Library and ask for the movie theatre file. It is full of pictures and has a great picture of the Bellvue auditorium and stage curtains.
There are several in the Los Angeles area: The Vista, Regent, Village, Bruin, and Gardena. The Cinerama Dome is still intact, although a large cinema complex has been built onto it.
It is not deeply curved, just the normal curve that CinemaScope screens were originally delivered with.
I visited the Nuart on Sunday, and I thought it was a very nice place to see a movie. They have a curtain and a curved screen, which I like in a theater. I think they could flood their curtain with more light to make it stand out, but at least they have one and use it.
Whay a coincidence. I was also there for "The Warriors", and was surprised at the quality of the print for such an old movie. I had no idea it was from 1979 until I read the copyright date on the end credits. I live in Virginia, but in my travels I seek out single screen theaters to visit. I guess I live in the past, but I enjoy experiencing movies the way I remember from my youth.
I visited this theater last night and was disappointed to see that there was no curtain. There was also no side masking to close in for flat pictures. And there was a mark across the whole screen about a foot up from the bottom. A good point, however, is that the projection was excellent. It was focused the minute it hit the screen. As a retired projectionist, I am always critical of the projection. But the projectionist at the Bay gets an A+ from me.
I just visited this theatre to see "The Great Victor Herbert." The organ concert before the movie and during the silent comedy was outstanding. I was disappointed that the movie was a DVD, and the quality was poor. There was no contrast in the picture. Blacks were light gray. And the sound and picture were out of sync. I was hoping for a 35mm print, but it didn't happen. At the end, the letters DVD appeared on the screen.
I just visited the Palace yesterday to see Carnage". I was disappointed to see they just had eight patrons in the audience. I enjoyed my visit. I noticed they still have two projectors and make changeovers. Projection was very good, except there was no side masking to close in for a flat picture. Even the scope picture has a lot of screen left over on both sides. Movable masking legs would make a big difference. I like the fact that they still have a curtain, and they use it.
I just wonder how a drive-in could operate in Alaska. In winter, it is too cold to go to a drive-in, and in summer, with so many hours of daylight, I imagine they had to start very late. I worked at drive-ins in Richmond, Virginia, and in the summer it was nine o'clock or later before we could start. And most of our drive-ins closed up in the winter.
I love this theatre. It has a huge curved screen and perfect projection. Many independent films are shown here. I make it a point to eat and see a movie here every time I get to Anchorage.
I worked there occasionally as a projectionist when it was a single-screener. The Simplex X-Ls and Peerless Hi-Candescent carbon arc lamps put out a beautiful picture, both flat and scope. I still drive by it occasionally, and it is sad to see it with the screens missing.
Does that mean it's reopened?
I've only been there three times, and each time I was in Cinema 4 upstairs. Do the other auditoriums look the same? Cinema 4 is pretty big for a multiplex auditorium.
I was there today to see "Hugo". Although I prefer the single screen theatres in Westwood, it is still sad to see this place close.
Thanks for the information, William. Cineplex Odeon bought most of our union theatres in Richmond, Virginia, and we had a great contract with them. They even gave us a nice bonus when they sold the theatres. When Regal took over, we got a two-year contract, then they refused to negotiate another contract. We took them to court and won a big settlement, but we didn't return to work. That was the end of Local 370. I'm sorry to hear that the Westwood theatres no longer have projectionists, as I always enjoyed going to them because of their high-quality presentations. The Regent is the only Westwood theatre where the presentation was below par on my visits.
I hope it is only a temporary closing. I make an effort see a movie at the Crest or other single-screen houses whenever I visit Los Angeles. When I was there in August, it looked perfect in every way. I don't see where it needs any renovations, unless it is for something that isn't visible, such as the roof, or the plumbing.
I am a retired union projectionist, and on my travels around the country I seek out single-screen theaters. I visited the Gardena a few years ago and liked it very much, except for the fact that they didn't have a CinemaScope screen. Everything was shown in 1.85:1, which resulted in the edges being cut off on a scope picture.
In the 1958 movie "The Colossus of New York", there is a street view and the Crotona Theatre can clearly be seen. It is near the beginning of the movie. It was still operating as a theater at the time.
I saw "One Day" at the Regent at the 4:35 matinee, and it drew a pretty good crowd. I noticed that the past two times I have been to the Regent, the picture was a little out of focus? Don't they have a projectionist, or do they share him with the Village and Bruin? I was a union projectionist in Virginia for 30 years, and I checked my focus constantly and fine-tuned it when necessary. Apparently, they just turn it on and walk away from it. If I report it, the employee looks in at the picture and says it looks okay to them.
I was there on Sunday for the 1:30 showing of "Rise of the Planet of the Apes", which drew a very big crowd for a matinee. The theater is beautiful and the projection was perfect. I like the fact that they have screen curtains. Last time I went there, about ten years ago, they didn't. The only minus is that the curtains look too modern for that theatre. A shiny gold curtain flooded with red lights would look better with the classic decor. By the way, I live in Virginia, and whenever I travel I make it a point to visit single screen theaters. On this trip west, I visited the Vista, the Crest, and the Regent.


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Cute Japanese Happy Kitchen Hamburgers DIY Miniature Fast Food Meal Candy Making Set
This is one cool candy set featuring a hamburger set meal that is not made of the usual ingredients but actually from confectionery. The only similarity it has to a real hamburger set is that is only looks just like it. Other than that, everything is pretty much different from the fast-food we know of.
This particular DIY candy set from Kracie is called Happy Kitchen Hamburgers. As demonstrated by Youtuber and confectionery maestro MarimoMarshmallow, the set involves a bit of alchemy, needing nothing extra other than water to turn the packages of gummy mix using the tools provided into a delicious-looking candy miniature fast-food hamburger set meal.
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CONFIRMED: The incessant hesitation problem is caused by hotkey.exe and nothing else. Launch Task Manager, Processes, and End Process Tree for hotkey.exe and problem goes away.
[Thank you VERY MUCH to previous poster who pointed the problem at hotkey.exe]
- I too need to get the F6/F7 brightness keys working. I've noticed that -some- of the Fn keys work, such as the F1 "lock" button. Need help with this one too.
- One problem I am having that no one else here seems to have reported is the display going into an unrecoverable sleep state. Let the laptop sit idle (not sure for how long). Let the screen go black and the powerlight to be pulsating with an amber color. Now try to wake the machine up (by momentarily pressing the power switch). On my system, the screen remains black no matter what I try. I am forced to power off and restart the machine to recover. Needless to say I would like some help with this problem.
- Can anyone else confirm if there is a problem with "reduced (mutted) volume", i.e. not as much volume as with Vista?
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#10 – May we move past the limitations of religion and into true spirituality, which is the development of the spirit of your true self. Whether you hold a spirit of adventure, inventiveness, nesting, healing, building, baking, designing, study, or whatever, let it fire your passion then follow it. This is what leads to true spirituality… and it will be unique to you.
To Yvonne About Islam…
I'm not the least bit ignorant, Yvonne. I know what Islam teaches. And in your counter-argument, you verified beautifully exactly what I pointed out…submission is the path to achieve Islam's version of religious success. It doesn't matter that they tack on promises that say submission will get you to Oneness. It's still submission, and it's a very effective way of controlling the spiritually immature.
Christianity does the same thing using guilt. All sorts of promises are made to you if you will just purge yourself of guilt, the result being that you end up focusing on your imaginary guilt – all of which is defined by men. Some people go so far as to flog themselves or continuously punish themselves instead of focusing on the joyousness and freedom of becoming who you really are – warts and all! You are a unique individual for a reason.
Buddhism does the same thing by telling you to get rid of the ego. Shame on you for having an ego! The problem is that the real ego is that part of you that is always aware and scanning the environment for threats that may require you to fight or run like hell to save your life. The legacy of Freud is a serious misunderstanding of the ego.
You need the ego as a protective function! However, as you develop your consciousness, you become more and more present. The more present you are, the less need there will be for your 'ego' to be watching. Instead, you will be watching and supremely aware! As you become being totally present, the ego fades naturally to the background. You take over the job of watching for attacks and threats – and you calmly and skillfully shift these energies. You can only be totally present if you are silent, aware, and maintain absolute clarity. Telling people they have to drop their ego is not only a disservice, it's a serious distraction from the work of becoming highly conscious. Ego is absolutely necessary until full spiritual development takes over, at which point the ego is subsumed into an awakened consciousness.
All religions are frameworks for the spiritually immature. This is not to say they are bad. They are useful for helping us hold a set of beliefs until we can plumb their depths and go beyond the dogma. Religions often mean well, but their teachings tend to be shallow and must eventually be understood at a much deeper level than most religions care to go. They don't want to go any deeper because it undermines their control. Those people who go beyond the common framework enter the world of the esoteric teachings. This is a territory where only a few people really venture because it takes you beyond the world of the easy, the shallow, the group-think platitudes that most people settle for.
I've said it before and I'll say it again. You will rarely get to Oneness and the experience of the Godhead by doing what the religions, or even the New Age teachings tell you. You will only get there by having the courage to be yourself, follow your heart, and let the path that interests you take you into the unknown where you will risk being torn apart at almost every level of your being. However, you will come back together and will emerge as someone who knows the Self and needs no other framework.
Why is there such a push from somewhere up top to bring Islam into the West? Because the main theme of Islam is submit. In Christianity the theme used to control people is guilt. In the Far East religions, it is shame. We in the West no longer have much shame about anything, and the Western guilt trip has about run its course with very few people paying attention to religion at all any more. Since religions are ALL about power and control, the goal of those who want total power, total control is to bring in a new religion that demands submission. How perfect for the Deep State!
Ideology and Idiotology
I have concluded that we do not have an ideology, we have an idiotology. Ideology is defined as: "A system of ideas and ideals, especially one that forms the basis of economic or political theory and policy.."
According to Louis Althusser, ideology "can be described as a set of conscious and unconscious ideas that make up one's beliefs, goals, expectations, and motivations."
Our current idiotology is based on belief in: the Capitalist system, the Male-dominant system, Wars forever, Progress based on debt, Failing to Feed people, Medicine that causes health problems, Education that constricts consciousness, Business that competes, Allowing 1% of the people to own everything, Destruction of the environment, Religions based on rules made up by humans, Monsanto et al.
We Are Not All One
We are not all one! We are all different in weirdly wonderful and unique ways. Think of it like this. The world is a giant barrel of flour. The flour is used to make bread dough. Some of the dough is made into loaves to become toast or sandwiches, some into cinnamon rolls or dumplings, and some into bagels, pizza, or croutons. Additional ingredients can be added or left out to make pita pockets, a simple form of paste, maybe gravy, cookies, or pie crust. There is flour in all of these, but each is different and has different reasons for being. It is the same with us. Are we all one? No, not in a practical sense. Do we all have a common ingredient? Yes. We are all made of light. Is there only one kind of light? Nope. There are many frequencies, each a unique color and sound. How much does the average human know about light? Not much. Why are we made of light? Who knows! However, light has the capacity to perceive, to hear, to communicate, to move about, and to organize or re-organize itself. Using modern industrial language, we could truthfully say humans are a product of the light. What do we usually say? "I have been created by God."
Someone sent me an article about Sasquatch and asked me to read it and let them know what I thought of it. I read it and thought it was a perfect example of the problem with so much "new age" media. So I decided to respond to it on my blog as well as to the individual who sent it. The article was about a gentleman in British Columbia who said he had established physical and telepathic communication with a Sasquatch elder. It was an interesting read, although quite cliché in its narrative.
If you would like to read the full article, click on this link… (I had to break up the link to get it to display properly, so you may have to put it back together to get it to work.)
As for what I think about the article, the positives are:
- I have every respect for people who are attempting to communicate with a life-form that is not part of everyday experience for others.
- I know the message of encouragement to connect with Mother Earth is true and necessary.
- The article contains a message of warning about the need to awaken and evolve toward peace or suffer the destruction of our world, a warning that I am very aware of already.
- I know how reclusive the Sasquatch are and how resilient they are.
- I know people who have been communicating with Sasquatch for some time, so the article is not totally out there in left field.
The negatives are:
- Anyone who has experienced telepathy and then tried to write about it is forced to put it in their own words. This kind of translation is challenging, and inexperienced people usually do a poor job at best because they do not know how to separate the message received from their own already-existing beliefs. The translation ends up being full of the biases and beliefs of the author, and this article is no exception.
- The grammar is atrociously bad! I know that not everyone has excellent writing skills, but it does not help to raise the level of discussion about these matters when the grammar is not even sixth grade level. People are barely willing to read anymore, and bad writing only makes reading more difficult. Worse, such bad writing is dismissed before what it says is even considered. If you don't write well, find someone who does to correct what you put out there.
- The use of singular verbs that are inconsistent with the plural nouns they refer to is maddening and creates a feeling of confusion in the reader. If you are going to put something out there for others to read, for god's sake do some editing. Just because someone wrote it that way (poorly) doesn't mean it has to be published that way (poorly).
- The use of the made-up word "uncivilization" sounds like a modern and very current construction. The Sasquatch do not have much of a language and it is highly unlikely this word would fit the language skills of the Sasquatch, so the best we can say is that this is a good example of author bias. It does get the point across that someone – either the author or the Sasquatch – does not think we deserve to be called "civilized."
- The references to Atlantis and Mu are cliché and out of place. The author's statements do not match what I have seen at all. (Not that I am an expert on either Atlantis or Mu, or the final arbiter of what went on back then.) Neither Atlantis nor Mu was destroyed because they were "bad." They were simply located in low-lying areas that were inundated when the glaciers melted and the sea level rose over 350 feet in three distinct flooding episodes. All the stories about them being punished for having strayed from "divine law" are projections of current religious themes that we are caught in.
- The photos or drawings inserted into the text of the article are completely inappropriate and take away from the seriousness the author seems to want to convey.
- While there are very advanced beings from other dimensions and other star systems who work in teams to seed new worlds, the way this is often portrayed is inaccurate. This article offers one of those inaccurate portrayals.
- I am very uncomfortable with people who use the concepts of punishment, war, and extraterrestrials to justify their beliefs, to frame their beliefs, or as reasons for us to do something different.
- I am very suspect of people who project the concepts of God, devils, punishment, war, money, extraterrestrials, patriarchy, or even the supremacy of humanoids, etc. onto the rest of the cosmos. These are memes from our current, very primitive culture. We are in the habit of assuming that these concepts form the main framework of life in all places and all times. They are not, and thinking they are is cultural arrogance coupled with ignorance.
- The entire article has the flavor of entertainment that is being used to get a personal message across, something common on the internet.
- The title of the article, Arcturian Ascension Tools: Sasquatch, gives the impression that someone is trying to connect extraterrestrials to Sasquatch. It's always possible that this is the desired goal, but in my small experience with extraterrestrials, they don't need many tools, especially Sasquatch. They do have technology, but their main tool is consciousness and they use it to perfection.
In closing, I am very uncomfortable with writers who are unable to give the human race credit for anything. Thus, someone else created us, someone else cheated or manipulated us, someone else is responsible for keeping us down, and someone else will rescue us. This is crap. We are powerful beings who have made poor choices again and again. If we don't take responsibility soon for what we've done, we will just blow out like a candle in the wind.
The gift of life has to be nurtured. No one owes us a life. The great freedom, which we refer to as free will, is to do whatever we want with the life we have. Life is meant to be enjoyed. It offers all kinds of beauty, feelings, experiences, pleasures, and surprises. But the law of life is, "Nurture life or die." Our world is pretty far out on one of the limbs of the tree of life. One good storm and it's over. The great freedom and largesse that comes to us with the gift of life is given to us without interference because the end result is guaranteed…Either figure out how to nurture life, or the civilization will collapse due to its own violence and stupidity, thus insuring that no really bad civilizations endure.
New Interview!
Here is a link to my newest interview with Aingeal and Ahonu and their World of Empowerment website. It is the first in a series of interviews about my newest book and they are a couple of wonderful interviewers!
The interview is 1 hour in length.


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Here are my "indispensables" *...
BIG TREES (the most important category because we need canopy)Liquidambar (Liquidambar styraciflua)
London Plane (Platanus x acerifolia)
Flame tree (Erythrina x sykesii)
Lemon-scented Gum (Corymbia citriodora)
Spotted Gum (Corymbia maculata)
Marri (Corymbia calophylla) - where honky nuts won't be a problem
Peppermint Gum (Eucalyptus nicholli)
Tuart (Eucalyptus gomphocephala)
Sydney Red Gum (Angophora costata)
Camphor Laurel (Cinnamomum camphora)
Port Jackson Fig (Ficus rubiginosa) - where large buttress roots won't be a problem
Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus macrophylla) - where large buttress roots won't be a problem
Norfolk Island Pine** (Araucaria heterophylla)
Sheoak (Casuarina equisetifolia) - where vigorous roots and heavy needle-shedding isn't a problem
Poinciana (Delonix regia)
Jacaranda (Jacaranda mimosaefolia) - Hills only
Cape Lilac (Melia azedarach) - once the caterpillar problem is resolved
Brazillian Pepper (Schinus molle)
Iron Bark (Eucalyptus sideroxylon 'Rosea')
Tipuana (Tipuana tipu) - where vigorous roots won't be a problem
WA Peppermint (Agonis flexuosa)
Chinese Elm (Ulmus parvifolia)
Claret Ash (Fraxinus 'Raywood')
Paperbark (Melaleuca quinquenervia) - where vigorous roots won't be a problem
Honey Locust (Gleditsia triacanthos inermis 'Sunburst') - just need to clean up the large seed pods
Holly Oak (Quercus ilex)
Cork Oak (Quercus suber)
Carob (Ceratonia siliqua)
Queensland Box (Lophostemon confertus) - still thinking about this one
I'm not going to list any because we need to stop using them! ***
* There will be other trees that come to me (or readers send in) so I'll update and re-post this list from time to time but right now these are the trees I would pin my life on.
** Not really a canopy tree but so iconic you have to include it. However I would only use it in irrigated areas now as it doesn't seem to be coping too well with our declining rainfall.
*** OK, there's a time and place. A small courtyard might suit a Chinese Tallow or Crepe Myrtle or something but this blog's about street trees and I don't want to encourage any more small trees in our streets as it's always a wasted opportunity.


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During an interview yesterday on Fox News Sunday, House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan applauded efforts to reform Medicaid by giving more flexibility to states to tailor the program to their unique populations, while also praising the success of the Healthy Indiana Plan. U.S. Rep. Todd Rokita, a member of the House Budget Committee, last month re-introduced the State Health Flexibility Act, which would reform the Medicaid program by block-granting the federal share of Medicaid funding to states, ultimately saving taxpayers $2 trillion over ten years. Rokita has been joined on the bill by 40 cosponsors.
Rokita will join Chairman Ryan and other members of the House Budget Committee at a press conference at 10:30 a.m. ET tomorrow to introduce the House Republicans' FY2014 budget resolution. The press conference will be streamed live on speaker.gov/live.
"We think the Obamacare expansion of Medicaid is reckless. We're pushing people, 20 million people, into a program that's failing. More and more doctors and hospitals don't even take the program. So we want to reform Medicaid by giving states the ability to customize the Medicaid program to meet the unique needs of their Medicaid populations.
" Indiana is a perfect example. They have a fantastic Medicaid program that Mitch Daniels created in Indiana that is popular, that's successful, that's working well, but Obamacare prevents it from going forward. We want to give states like Indiana, states like Wisconsin, the tools they need to make these benefits work for their populations, and we don't want to push more people into a failing program," Ryan said in the Fox News Sunday interview.
Source: http://rokita.house.gov/press-release/icymi-house-budget-committee-chairman-paul-ryan-praises-healthy-indiana-plan-block