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Help, my viburnam(s) are developing yellow leaves with dark green/black blotches, any idea what it is? I think it has been the cause of a small bush to gradually die.
that's what I see on the inside of my bushes Holly. Are these on the surface of yours?
Yes and then they drop. I'm just hoping that whatever it is doesn't recur next year.
I've just had a walk out in the rain to look at mine. One looks great. The other has yellow bits, brown bits and beetle eaten leaves. It's never been the same since a tree fell on it. I cut it back to shape and it's regrown but lost it's former healthy look. I think it might have to go.
I don't know what's made yours look as it does, it's wort
The idea of a function is that you pass in values that you want the function to operate on. If length, width and depth are always going to be initialised to 10,20 and 30 then you don't need to pass anything into Box(). But if you want to set length to l etc, then you need to do length=l; instead of length=20.0;, and wh...
I suggest you get the Rectangle class working first, then you can start work on Box. Take it a step at a time. "Rectangle::Rectangle(double = 1.0,double = 1.0);" - hmm, you seem to be taking "initialize: double=1.0 and double=1.0" rather too literally. The Rectangle constructor should take no parameters if you're alway...
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Elladorey Tonks has grown up under her mother's careful eye. Since she could talk she's been trained to become the perfect young lady, and eventually the perfect housewife. But she's always yearned for a little more freedom, so with the help of her sister, she joins the Order of the Phoenix. New to the underground pseu...
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Everett library hosts lectures on opera, The Big Money novel
The Everett Public Library is holding two presentations, one on opera and another on a classic novel.
Seattle Opera's Robert McClung will talk about opera in general and will also discuss two operas coming up at Seattle Opera: Francis Poulenc's "La Voix Humaine" and Giacomo Puccini's "Suor Angelica." Seattle Opera will be performing those operas from May 4 to 18.
McClung's talk is at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the main library.
The second program is by professor Roger Berger, at 7 p.m. April 30, who will lead a discussion on John Dos Passos' novel, "The Big Money," as part of the library's Books You've Always Meant to Read series.
The book is set in the Roaring '20s and is considered experimental because the author punctuates the narrat
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This is your invitation to attend the ASAP Education and Training Resources Seminar. This is a series of regularly scheduled training and information sessions designed to provide professionals with knowledge and tools benecial in mitigating fire losses. The training session will be held at the Delta Markham, Markham, O...
The weather is cold. Today we are seeing winds around 90 kph and just a couple of days ago we got snow. Lots of people coming down with colds as we adjust to the weather. This week is Fire Prevention Week but not much in the media. Too bad.
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As a remodeler who specializes in tile, I work on a lot of kitchens and bathrooms. My least favorite part of these jobs is demolition, which in older homes often involves tearing out tile set in a couple of inches of mortar. It's a nasty process, so we were eager to test two dust-collection attachments from Hilti that ...
Since the attachments fit only Hilti tools, the manufacturer also sent us a couple of tools to use them with. Over the course of several months, we tested the TE DRS-B Dust Remover, which we installed on a TE 706-AVR breaker, and the DC-EX Dust Removal Hood, which we put on a DCG 500-S grinder. These attachments can be...
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - Assistant Attorney General Christopher A. Wray of the Criminal Division and U.S. Attorney Jan Paul Miller of the Central District of Illinois announced today that two men - Jeff Alex Mazon, a former employee of Kellogg, Brown & Root (KBR); and Ali Hijazi, the managing partner of a Kuwaiti business, L...
The 10-count indictment, returned by a fed
BUDA, Texas -- For downtown barbershop owner Mike Evans, Buda still feels like the small town he grew up in.
Even though he can remember when the city's population sign only read triple digits, he says the biggest change he sees from the window of his Main St. business is traffic.
Yeah, it still feels like a small town. It just takes me longer to walk across the street than it used to, said Evans. The traffic, waiting for the cars.
Buda is a small town with a big rig problem according to Hays County Commissioner Mark Jones, and it's been that way for decades.
Even since the gravel pits opened in the 1970's he says the city has struggled to keep up with the wear and tear from cement and other commercial trucks traveling through the downtown area.
Now, on any given afternoon dozens of 18-whe
Lipman suggests City Council play more active role on county jail front; priority should be placed on meeting all state & federal standards
LACONIA — City Councilor Henry Lipman (Ward 3), who chairs the Finance Committee, this week suggested that the City Council take an initiative to loosen the logjam that has stalled discussion of the future of the county jail by calculating what the city can afford to contribute to the project.
In 2013, the city, which budgets within the bounds of a property tax cap, bore 18.9-percent of county tax commitment and would bear the same share of annual debt service carried by the county to fund the cost of a new or renovated jail. When Ricci-Greene Associates presented a proposal for a facility of 184 beds and a ...
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LOWELL -- Christopher Hughes, 27, of Tewksbury, has been indicted on multiple charges, including charges in connection with an unarmed robbery May 1 at a 7-Eleven in Billerica, according to police.
Hughes was indicted Friday and also faces charges of assault and battery, larceny by check (six counts), uttering a false check (six counts) and being a common and notorious thief.
No arraignment date has been scheduled in Superior Court.
Police said Hughes formerly lived at 314 Boston Road, near the store, and that store employees helped identify him.
In October, Hughes was arrested by Lowell police on a warrant for larceny by check.
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Officers made 6 Arrests, 25 Traffic Stops, 4 Field Contacts, and responded to 83 Dispatches.
400 block of Linden- Malicious destruction of property. Officers investigated a report of kids throwing rocks at cars in a parking lot, with several windows being broken. Detective Stiles and Officer Peters located the four juveniles involved, based on witness descriptions. The four youths were taken to Juvenile court ...
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RECOMMENDATION 4. The federal government should require all Medicare choices to be marketed during the same open season to promote comparability and to enable beneficiaries to adequately assess and compare the benefits and prices of the various options.
RECOMMENDATION 5. The committee is concerned about the increasing restrictions on physicians (and the potential conflict of interest of physicians) when they act in their professional role as advocates for their patients and carry out th
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"Netanyahu and other Israeli officials have repeatedly said that Iran poses a threat to the existence of Israel and the well-being of the world. "
Jerusalem, June 30 - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged the P5+1 countries not to surrender to Iran ahead of a deadline for a permanent nuclear deal, media reported Monday.
Netanyahu Sunday said in a statement that Iran should be stripped of its uranium enrichment capacities, Xinhua reported.
According to the statement, Netanyahu said that Iran is interested in obtaining a surrender agreement from the West, and that Iran should not get this desired agreement.
The West has demanded that Iran dramatically lower its uranium enrichment capacity to only a few hundred centrifuges.
In return Iran has urged for a complete removal of Western
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Bob Carr has opened up about life in office, but what did he say at the time?
- From: News Corp Australia
- April 10, 2014
WE now know what he was really thinking, but what did Bob Carr tell the world at the time?
It reveals an exercise obsessed man who only wanted to fly first class and who believed Julia Gillard was being “selfish” for clinging to power.
We take a look at what he said then and what we have learnt now.
JULIA GILLARD’S LEADERSHIP AND THE ILL-FATED MEDIA REFORMS
Bob Carr has now revealed the media regulation shake-up being pursued by the former Labor government last year was a catalyst for him to abandon support for Julia Gillard.
“The media package, and how it was adopted, has destroyed any confidence I could have in her office and instincts,” Mr Carr wro
Frank Stepnowski recalls seeing a newspaper help-wanted advertisement for a “private school” English teacher.
Since he had a degree in English literature from Temple University, Stepnowski was interested.
The young educator was hired and began a 15-year career at the Delta School, located in the Far Northeast. It was indeed a private school, but he taught Philadelphia and Trenton residents with some severe mental and emotional issues. Some days, Delta School made a nearby disciplinary school, Shallcross, seem tame by co...
Still, Delta School was free of drugs and racial strife, and Stepnowski settled in well.
“I loved it,” he said.
The experience at Delta School provided him with enough material for a 2009 book, Why Are All the Good Teachers Crazy?
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