Chelsea are leading the race to sign Atletico Madrid ace Koke.
The Sun report that Roman Abramovich is looking to bolster Jose Mourinho's title-winning squad with the 23-year-old.
However, they will have to battle with Manchester City who are also keen on signing the £40million star.
Manchester United's hopes of signing PSG front-man Edinson Cavani have taken a massive blow as Gazette dello Sport report the Uruguay international is heading to Juventus.
Bayern Munich manager Pep Guadiola has reportedly agreed a deal to become the new boss at Manchester City according to beIN Sports.
However, the Daily Star has dismissed the claims with City saying there has been no job offer.
Liverpool are reportedly front-runners in the chase for Lyon striker Alexandre Lacazette, the Daily Express report.
If the Reds were to secure a deal for the France international, it could indicate Mario Balotelli's time at Anfield is up.
And Premier League new-boys Bournemouth have their eye on former Manchester United man Dimitar Berbatov to lead their top flight challenge next season.
While the Express are also reporting that Louis van Gaal is targeting PSV Eindhoven skipper Georginio Wijnaldum.
Manchester United secured a deal for Memphis Depay to join the Red Devils this week and boss Van Gaal is looking to raid PSV once again, this time for 24-year-old Wijnaldum.


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Julia Barlow Platt (1857-1935)
Julia Barlow Platt studied neural crests in animal embryos and became involved in politics in the US during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. She researched how body and head segments formed in chicks (Gallus gallus) and spiny dogfish (Squalus acanthias). Platt observed that in the mudpuppy (Necturus maculosus), the coordinated migration of neural crest cells in the embryo produced parts of the nervous system, bones, and connective tissues in the head.
Rita Levi-Montalcini (1909-2012)
Rita Levi-Montalcini is a Nobel Laureate recognized for her work in the discovery and characterization of nerve growth factor. Nerve growth factor (NGF) promotes the growth and maintenance of the nervous system in a developing system. The majority of her career has been devoted to investigating the many aspects of NGF.
Rudolf Carl Virchow (1821-1902)
Rudolf Carl Virchow lived in nineteenth century Prussia, now Germany, and proposed that omnis cellula e cellula, which translates to each cell comes from another cell, and which became and fundamental concept for cell theory. He helped found two fields, cellular pathology and comparative pathology, and he contributed to many others. Ultimately Virchow argued that disease is caused by changes in normal cells, also known as cellular pathology.
Eduard Friedrich Wilhelm Pflüger (1829-1910)
Eduard Friedrich Wilhelm Pflüger was a physiologist known for his research on respiration, the respiratory quotient, experimenting on the effects of electricity on muscles and nerves, and his study of the ovaries and egg development. His experiments on how the gravitational orientation of frog eggs affects their cleavage plane inspired embryologists such as Wilhelm Roux and Gustav Born to conduct their own experiments using frog eggs.
Warren Harmon Lewis (1870-1964)
As one of the first to work at the Carnegie Institution of Washington Department of Embryology, Warren Harmon Lewis made a number of contributions to the field of embryology. In addition to his experimental discoveries on muscle development and the eye, Lewis also published and revised numerous works of scientific literature, including papers in the Carnegie Contributions to Embryology and five editions of Gray's Anatomy.
Leonardo da Vinci was born on 15 April 1452, the illegitimate son of a young peasant girl by the name of Caterina and Ser Piero da Vinci, a well-renowned Florentine notary. Leonardo lived in Italy in the town of Vinci until his late teens and received a simple education in reading and writing as well as some training in mathematics and engineering. Although he was socially excluded by birthright from almost every profession and prohibited from attending any formal university, Leonardo went on to become a celebrated scientist, artist, and engineer.
George Nicholas Papanicolaou (1883–1962)
George Nicholas Papanicolaou developed the Pap test in the United States during the twentieth century. The Pap test is a diagnostic procedure used to test for cervical cancer in women. Papanicolaou's work helped improve the reproductive health of women by providing an effective means of identifying precancerous cells and improving the likelihood of early treatment and survival of cervical cancer.
Francis Galton (1822-1911)
Sir Francis Galton was a British science writer and amateur researcher of the late nineteenth century. He contributed greatly to the fields of statistics, experimental psychology and biometry. In the history of biology, Galton is widely regarded as the originator of the early twentieth century eugenics movement. Galton published influential writings on nature versus nurture in human personality traits, developed a family study method to identify possible inherited traits, and devised laws of genetic inheritance prior to the rediscovery of Gregor Mendel's work.
David Edwin Wildt (1950- )
David Edwin Wildt developed and applied assisted reproductive technologies to conserve rare and endangered wildlife species in the US during the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. He advocated genome resource banks to help preserve biodiversity, and he advocated for practical ethics to guide wildlife reproductive biologists when they use technology and environmental planning. Wildt often focused on the cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus), but he researched greater than fifty vertebrate species.
Emma Goldman (1869–1940)
Emma Goldman was a traveling public speaker and writer known for her anarchist political views as well as her opinions on contraception and birth limiting in the late nineteenth century in the United States. Goldman identified as an anarchist, which she explained as being part of an ideology in which people use violence to provoke or demand social and political change. Goldman was involved in many anarchist social groups and published the anarchist magazine Mother Earth.
Calvin Blackman Bridges (1889-1938)
Calvin Blackman Bridges studied chromosomes and heredity in the US throughout the early twentieth century. Bridges performed research with Thomas Hunt Morgan at Columbia University in New York City, New York, and at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, California. Bridges and Morgan studied heredity in Drosophila, the common fruit fly. Throughout the early twentieth century, researchers were gathering evidence that genes, or what Gregor Mendel had called the factors that control heredity, are located on chromosomes.
Vincenz Czerny (1842–1916)
Vincenz Czerny was a surgeon in the nineteenth century who specialized in cancer and women's surgical care. Czerny performed one of the first breast augmentations using a reconstruction method to correct asymmetry and disfigurement of a woman's breasts. Additionally, Czerny improved the safety and efficacy of existing operations, such as the vaginal hysterectomy, which involves the surgical removal of some or all of a woman's reproductive structures. He contributed to other surgeries involving the esophagus, kidneys, and intestines.
August Karl Gustav Bier (1861–1949)
In the late nineteenth century, August Karl Gustav Bier was a surgeon in Germany who studied spinal cord anesthesia, later called spinal block. Bier found that, depending upon the amount of anesthesia introduced into the spinal cord, a large area of the human body could be numbed to various degrees. Bier established a procedure to numb individuals from the lower legs to the upper abdomen, with the individual's numbness ranging from them feeling pressure on their body to them feeling nothing at all.
Charles Raymond Greene (1901–1982)
Charles Raymond Greene studied hormones and the effects of environmental conditions such as high-altitude on physiology in the twentieth century in the United Kingdom. Green researched frostbite and altitude sickness during his mountaineering expeditions, helping to explain how extreme environmental conditions effect respiration. Greene's research on hormones led to a collaboration with physician Katarina Dalton that culminated in the development of the theory that progesterone caused premenstrual syndrome, a theory that became the basis for later research on the condition.
Edward Drinker Cope (1840-1897)
Edward Drinker Cope studied fossils and anatomy in the US in the late nineteenth century. Based on his observations of skeletal morphology, Cope developed a novel mechanism to explain the law of parallelism, the idea that developing organisms successively pass through stages resembling their ancestors. Others had proposed the addition of new body forms at the end of an individual organism's developed as a mechanism through which new species arose, but those proposals relied on changes in the lengths of gestation or incubation.
Dizhou Tong (1902-1979)
Dizhou Tong, also called Ti Chou Tung, studied marine animals and helped introduce and organize experimental embryology in China during the twentieth century. He introduced cellular nuclear transfer technology to the Chinese biological community, developed methods to clone organisms from many marine species, and investigated the role of cytoplasm in early development. Tong's administrative and scientific leadership in the fields of marine, cellular, and developmental biology contributed to China's experimental embryology research programs.
Franz Josef Kallmann (1897–1965)
Franz Josef Kallmann studied the biological and genetic factors of psychological disorders in Germany and the United States in the twentieth century. His studies at the New York State Psychiatric Institute in New York City, New York, focused on the genetic factors that cause psychiatric disorders. Kallmann was one of the first to use twins to study how a mental disorder is passed on by comparing the occurrence of epilepsy and schizophrenia in both fraternal and identical twins.
Elinor Catherine Hamlin (1924- )
Elinor Catherine Hamlin founded and helped fund centers in Ethiopia to treat women affected by fistulas from obstetric complications. Obstetric fistulas develop in women who experience prolonged labor, as the pressure placed on the pelvis by the fetus during labor causes a hole, or fistula, to form between the vagina and the bladder (vesicovaginal fistula) or between the vagina and the rectum (rectovaginal fistula). Both of those conditions result in urinary or fecal incontinence, which often impacts womenÍs social status within their communities.
John D. Gearhart
John D. Gearhart is a renowned American developmental geneticist best known for leading the Johns Hopkins University research team that first identified and isolated human pluripotent stem cells from human primordial germ cells, the precursors of fully differentiated germ cells. Born in Western Pennsylvania, Gearhart lived on the family farm located in the Allegheny Mountains for the first six years of his life.
Friedrich Tiedemann (1781-1861)
Friedrich Tiedemann studied the anatomy of humans and animals in the nineteenth century in Germany. He published on zoological subjects, on the heart of fish, the anatomy of amphibians and echinoderms, and the lymphatic and respiratory system in birds. In addition to his zoological anatomy, Tiedemann, working with the chemist Leopold Gmelin, published about how the digestive system functioned.
David Starr Jordan (1851-1931)
David Starr Jordan studied fish and promoted eugenics in the US during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. In his work, he embraced Charles Darwin s theory of evolution and described the importance of embryology in tracing phylogenic relationships. In 1891, he became the president of Stanford University in Stanford, California. Jordan condemned war and promoted conservationist causes for the California wilderness, and he advocated for the eugenic sterilization of thousands of Americans.
St. Augustine (354-430)
St. Augustine of Hippo, born Aurelius Augustinus to a respectable family in the year 354 CE, is now considered one of the foremost theologians in the history of the Catholic Church. His writings, including his philosophy regarding life in the womb and the moral worth of embryos, influenced many other great thinkers of his time and throughout history.
Subject: People, Religion
Walter Jakob Gehring (1939-2014)
Walter Jakob Gehring discovered the homeobox, a DNA segment found in a specific cluster of genes that determine the body plan of animals, plants, and fungi. Gehring identified the homeobox in 1983, with the help of colleagues while isolating the Antennapedia (Antp) gene in fruit flies (Drosophila) at the University of Basel in Basel, Switzerland. Hox genes, a family of genes that have the homeobox, determine the head-to-tail (anterior-posterior) body axis of both vertebrates and invertebrates.
Edgar Allen (1892–1943)
Edgar Allen identified and outlined the role of female sex hormones and discovered estrogen in the early 1900s in the US. In 1923, Allen, through his research with mice, isolated the primary ovarian hormone, later renamed estrogen, from ovarian follicles and tested its effect through injections in the uterine tissues of mice. Allen's work on estrogen, enabled researchers to further study hormones and the endocrine system.
Nikolai Ivanovic Vavilov (1887-1943)
Nikolai Ivanovich Vavilov proposed theories of plant genetic diversity and participated in the political debate about genetics in Soviet Russia in the early twentieth century. Vavilov collected plant species around the world, building one of the first and most comprehensive seed banks, and he spent much of his life researching plant breeding and genetics. Vavilov also developed a theory of the historical centers of origin of cultivated plants. Vavilov spent most of his scientific career in Russia, although he studied abroad and traveled extensively.

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Q: htdig: htsearch returns no results in command line htdig 3.1.6 (http://www.htdig.org/) allows you to search html within your site.
When I run /var/www/html/my_htdig/cgi/htsearch -v -d -c /var/www/html/my_htdig/htdig/conf/htdig.conf
It returns "No matches were found for 'whatever'"
There are only index.html and test.html under /var/www/html/my_htdig, so it should be able to index them.
Any ideas on why it is not working?

A: I have looked at the source code, it turns out there a bug.
timet_enddate always equals -1, which preventing search result returns. I made the following change and the search result is able to show up.
In htsearch/Display.cc line, around line 1412
// code added by Mike Grommet for date search ranges
    // check for valid date range. toss it out if it isn't relevant.
    // I find a bug, timet_enddate === -1, so here is a hack
    if(timet_enddate <= 0) {
      // Bug
    }
    else {
      if(thisRef->DocTime() < timet_startdate ||
        thisRef->DocTime() > timet_enddate)
      {
        delete thisMatch;
        delete thisRef;
        continue;
      }
    }

I doubt anyone would like to checkout this old project, but I make it complied on Ubuntu 15.04: https://github.com/kenpeter/htdig

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var _ = require( "./util" ),
  math = require("./math"),
  color = require("./color"),
  Camera = require("./camera"),
  Light = require("./light"),
  Entity = require("./entity"),
  vec3 = math.vec3,
  mat4 = math.mat4;

function Render(options){
  options = options || {};
  this.camera = options.camera || new Camera();
  this.light = options.light;
  this.entities = [];
  if(options.entities){
    options.entities.forEach(this.addEntity.bind(this))
  }
  this.parent = options.parent;
  if(!this.parent) throw "you need pase a parent for rendering"
  this.width = this.parent.offsetWidth;
  this.height = this.parent.offsetHeight;
}

_.extend(Render.prototype, {

  render: function(){
    var matrix = mat4.ident();
    mat4.pmult(this.camera.view, this.camera.proj,  matrix);

    var lposition = vec3.transform(this.light.position, mat4.removeOffset(this.camera.view,[]), [])
    // console.log(this.light.position, lposition, "ha------", mat4.removeOffset(this.camera.view,[]), this.camera.view)

    this.entities.forEach(this.renderEntity.bind(this, matrix, lposition) );
  },
  renderEntity: function( matrix, lpos , entity  ){
    var vertices = entity.vertices, len = vertices.length;
    var indices = entity.indices, ilen = indices.length;
    var itemSize = entity.itemSize;
    var transform = mat4.pmult(entity.matrix, this.camera.view, [] )
    var ntransform = mat4.removeOffset(transform, []);
    var nview = mat4.removeOffset(this.camera.view, []);
    var nodes = entity.nodes;
    for(var i =0; i < ilen/itemSize ; i++){
      var node = nodes[i] || ( nodes[i] = this.createNode() ),
        ecolor = entity.colors[i] || [255, 255, 255, 1],
        index=0, face = [], style=node.style;
      if(node.parentNode !== this.parent ) this.parent.appendChild(node);

      for(var j =0; j<itemSize; j++){
        var start = indices[i * itemSize +j] * 3 ;

        var v = vertices.slice(
          start,
          start + 3
          );
        // transformed vertex
        vec3.transform(v, transform); // to camera view
        face.push(v);
        index += v[2] * 100;
      }
      // var clipStyle = [0, 3, 6].map(function(index){
      //   var tmpv = vec3.transform(
      //       vertices.slice(start + index, start + index + 3),
      //       mat4.pmult(entity.matrix, this.camera.view, [])
      //       )
      //   id += tmpv[2];
      //   var style= this.percentify(tmpv)
      //   return style;
      // }.bind(this)).join(",")
      var vertical = vec3.vertical(face[0], face[1], face[2]);
      // if is backface remove it.
      if(vec3.dot(vertical, vec3.average.apply(null, face) ) > 0){
        style.display = "none";
        continue;
      }
      // vec3.transform(vertical, ntransform);
      // console.log(lpos, vertical, ntransform , JSON.stringify(face))
      // console.log(vertical, lpos)
      var indensity = entity.light? Math.max(
        vec3.dot(vec3.normalize(vertical), lpos),0
        ): 1;
      // console.log(indensity, vertical, lpos, ntransform)
      var clip = "polygon(" + face.map(this.percentify).join(",") + ")";
      // console.log(clip, JSON.stringify(face))

      style.display = "";

      style.webkitClipPath = clip;
      style.clipPath = clip;
      // console.log(indensity, ecolor, this.light.diffuse)
      var diffuse = color.mix(this.light.color, ecolor, indensity);
      var ambient = color.mix([50,50,50, 1], ecolor, 1-indensity);
      var endcolor = color.mix(diffuse, ambient)
      style.backgroundColor =
        color.rgb2css(endcolor);
      style.zIndex = 10000-parseInt(index, 10);
    }
  },
  percentify: function(v){
    return ((0.5-v[0]/v[2]) * 100).toFixed(10) + "%  " + ((0.5 - v[1]/v[2]) * 100).toFixed(10) + "%";
  },
  createNode: function(){
    var node = document.createElement("div");
    node.style.position = "absolute";
    node.style.width = node.style.height = "100%";
    node.style.left = node.style.top= "0px";
    return node;
  },
  addEntity: function(entity){
    if( !(entity instanceof Entity) ){
      entity = new Entity(entity);
    }
    this.entities.push(entity)
  }
})

module.exports = Render;

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David Levintow, 89, of Lyme died Feb. 18, 2016, at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center of complications from a bone marrow disease.
He was born in Philadelphia, Pa., on June 15, 1926, son of Benjamin and Dora (Melnicoff). He married Arsenia Gonzalez in 1951, who predeceased him in 2003. He served during World War II in the Army Air Corps from 1944-45, graduated from Antioch College in 1950 with a B.A. in Government, and earned his M.A. in Development Economics from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy in 1970.
From 1958 to 1984 he served with the U.S. Agency for International Development as a Foreign Service Officer, retiring as a career member of the Senior Foreign Service with the rank of Counselor. He and Arsenia raised their four children in his various overseas postings including the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Iran, Turkey, Vietnam, Liberia, Afghanistan and Ghana. His Washington, DC tours included serving as Director for the Pakistan and Nepal Office, and in the Bureau for Private Enterprise. He also served on the US delegation to the Asian Development Bank and helped to establish the U.S. Trade and Development Agency.
After his Foreign Service career, he worked in Washington, DC for the Institute for Public-Private Partnerships, the Center for Financial Engineering in Development, and the Center for Privatization. In this effort, he served as a development economist advising government officials in over 30 countries on public sector reform strategies that involved public-private partnerships. He conducted capacity-building workshops and seminars on project design, procurement, contract monitoring, and regulatory governance. This included a broad range of projects including extending public services to former black townships in South Africa, advising Indonesia on facilitating foreign direct investment, advising the governorates of Alexandria and Cairo in Egypt on solutions for solid waste management, and many other public sector reform and anti-poverty initiatives.
After his wife Arsenia died, he relocated to Lyme where he enjoyed a long and active 'On Golden Pond' phase, which included biking, kayaking, canoeing and the pleasures of stoking his wood stove with logs he had stacked himself. He was raised in the Jewish tradition, but after moving to Lyme he joined the Lyme Congregational Church where he served on the Outreach Committee and on the Board. He was also an active member of "Those Guys," a men's service organization in Lyme.
He is survived by his daughter Alexandra Howell (and her husband Peter Tenney) of Lyme; and his three sons Nicholas (and his wife Katharina), Christopher, and Anthony; and his grandchildren Cameron, Nathan, and Caroline Howell; and Sara, David, and Christopher Levintow. His brother Leon predeceased him in 2014.
He had many favorite sayings, but often said that his life's goal could be summed up in the famous quotation from the American educator Horace Mann: "Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity."*
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Former Ryder Cup captain Bernard Gallacher is to lead a field of nearly 300 golfers teeing up for the Tomatin Homecoming Single Malt Pro-Am over three of Scotland's most renowned links courses later this year.
Gallacher played in eight Ryder Cups and was captain three times, including a victory at Oak Hill in 1995.
He has confirmed he will captain one of the 70-plus teams taking part in the 54-hole event, played at Castle Stuart Golf Links, Royal Dornoch Golf Club and The Nairn Golf Club from 30 September to 2 October, just a few days after this year's Ryder Cup.
Money raised during the tournament will support a nationwide campaign Gallacher launched in December to make automated external defibrillators (AEDs) widely available at golf clubs and driving ranges in the UK and Ireland.
In August last year Gallacher, suffered a cardiac arrest and spent several days in Aberdeen Royal Infirmary after falling ill at a function in the city. He credits the quick thinking of hotel staff and the availability of a defibrillator at the venue where he was due to speak for helping his recovery.
The prestigious annual Tomatin Pro-Am contest is estimated to generate about £200,000 for the Highland economy.
It is open to teams from anywhere in the world consisting of three amateurs (ladies or gentlemen) plus a professional of their choice. Teams that do not include a pro are allocated a leading player from the Professional Golfers' Association Scotland Order of Merit.
Stephen Bremner, Tomatin's sales director, said: "We are delighted that Bernard Gallacher is leading a team in the Pro-Am this year as his worldwide reputation will add to the prestige of this competition.
"The tournament is already popular with professional and amateur golfers alike as it is played over three of Scotland's best links courses, and Bernard's involvement raises the event's status to another level.
"The UK is a key market focus for us this year. In the last five years we have experienced 40 per cent growth in volume and 158 per cent in value, and for this reason sponsorship of a prestigious UK event such as this is an excellent fit for us.
Castle Stuart Golf Links hosted the Scottish Open for three successive years from 2011, with the 2013 competition, won by Phil Mickelson, reaching a television audience of more than 500 million. It is consistently placed among the top 100 courses in the world by a number of prestigious golf publications, most notably Links Magazine and Golf Course Architecture.
This year Royal Dornoch's Championship Course was ranked the 6th best in the world by Golf Digest, its highest ever position, and is a favourite of Major winners such as Tom Watson, Ben Crenshaw, Craig Stadler and Greg Norman.
The Nairn Golf Club, rated 9th best golf course in Scotland by Golf Monthly in 2013, hosted the Walker Cup in 1999 and the Curtis Cup in 2012. It will also be home to the Home Internationals competition in August 2016.
The three clubs are part of the Highland Golf Links (HGL) partnership which also includes the Kingsmills Hotel and Culloden House Hotel, Inverness; the Royal Golf Hotel and Links House, at Royal Dornoch; and the Golf View Hotel in Nairn to promote destination breaks.
Castle Stuart placed a new defibrillator for the club shop earlier this month, while Nairn put a similar machine in the clubhouse last year. Royal Dornoch Golf Club has had a defibrillator for two years and is currently raising money for the Bernard Gallacher campaign to have another machine at the Championship Course's Halfway House. The club was given a driver used and signed by Bernard's nephew, the Scottish professional golfer Stephen Gallacher to help raise funds.
Fraser Cromarty, CEO at The Nairn Golf Club and chairman of HGL, said: "The Tomatin Pro-Am is a significant part of the golfing calendar in the north of Scotland and showcases three of the best links courses in the country.


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    <predicate lemma="belong">
        <note>
            Frames file for 'belong' based on sentences in financial subcorpus.
            No verbnet entry.  Comparison with 'own' and 'include'.
        </note>

        <roleset id="belong.01" name="be owned by">
            <roles>
                <role descr="possession" n="0"/>
                <role descr="owner or group" n="1"/>
            </roles>

            <example name="belong with">
                <text>
                    Even some members of the Old Guard, despite their current
                    advantage, seem to be conceding that the future belongs with the
                    New Guard.
                </text>
                <arg n="0">the future</arg>
                <rel>belongs</rel>
                <arg n="1">with the New Guard</arg>
            </example>

            <example name="belong on, less obvious group">
                <text>
                    You are so damn dumb that you don't belong on Wall Street.
                </text>
                <arg n="0">you</arg>
                <arg f="NEG" n="M">n't</arg>
                <rel>belong</rel>
                <arg n="1">on Wall Street</arg>
            </example>

            <example name="belong to">
                <text>
                    This beat-up teddy bear belongs to John.
                </text>
                <arg n="0">This beat-up teddy bear</arg>
                <rel>belongs</rel>
                <arg n="1">to John</arg>
            </example>

            <example name="another belong to">
                <text>
                    John belongs to the local chapter of Deluded Self-Important Idiots
                    Anonymous.
                </text>
                <arg n="0">John</arg>
                <rel>belongs</rel>
                <arg n="1">to the local chapter of Deluded Self-Important Idiots
                    Anonymous.
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Rush Limbaugh said to be OK following chest pains
Palm Beach resident Rush Limbaugh is reporting that he's OK following chest pains he experienced Wednesday while on vacation in Hawaii. The conservative radio show host was rushed to the hospital earlier in the day.
Here is more on the story.
Author Sara E. SkinnerPosted on December 31, 2009 Categories politicsTags chest pains, conservative, Hawaii, host, Palm Beacher, radio talk show, Rush Limbaugh2 Comments on Rush Limbaugh said to be OK following chest pains
New Year's Eve in Palm Beach, West Palm Beach
Palm Beach always offers a bounty of options for celebrating New Year's Eve. But in addition to ringing in 2010, this year's parties will kick off a new decade.
Look for Palm Beach Daily News photographers and Daily News Society Editor Shannon Donnelly at Mar-a-Lago, The Coconuts Party at the Flagler Museum, The Breakers Fantasy Ball, The Paradise Ball and Club Colette.
Daily News Fashion Editor Robert Janjigian will also be making the rounds and taking pictures and video of dapperly-dressed partygoers.
We'll be posting pictures online by Friday morning, probably before some parties have even ended.
You're also welcome to post your own photos on Shiny Shots.
Grucci will again produce a World Class fireworks program for the Flagler Museum's
New Year's Eve Celebration. The display will begin at midnight and can be seen for 5 miles in all directions. However, word is that visibility on Clematis Street may be a bit limited.
Check out the articles below for a round-up of happening on the island and in Downtown West Palm Beach:
Palm Beach resorts, restaurants fire up New Year's Eve plans
Clematis New Year's Eve: Food, Fireworks, Ping-Pong Drop
New Year's Eve at CityPlace: Music, Masquerade Ball, More
Some additional celebration options, as well as addresses and phone numbers, are listed below:
251 PB, 251 Sunrise, Palm Beach, FL: Bruce Sutka will transform the lounge into a replica of Studio 54 for a Rockin' New Year's Eve. Tickets are $75 and VIP tables are $750 minimum. Open bar from 9-11 p.m. with champagne toast at midnight. Dinner seatings at 7 p.m. for $100 per person and 9 p.m. for $125 per person include entry to the lounge. Music by Dj Adam Lipson and special guest performances. Guest list (561) 659-7840. Table Reservations (561) 818-2944.
264 The Grill, 264 S. County Road, Palm Beach: (561) 833-6444.
Bice, 313 1/2 Worth Avenue, Palm Beach: Its a la carte menu will be served during 6, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. seatings. At 10 p.m., DJ German Garcia will start spinning dance tunes. Reservations: (561) 835-1600.
The Breakers, One South County Road, Palm Beach: A black-tie Fantasy Ball from 7:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. features dance music by Powerhouse, entertainment by Zanadu, a cocktail reception followed by a gourmet four-course dinner, champagne toast at midnight, party favors and a buffet breakfast served at 12:30 a.m. General admission is $325 for hotel guests and club members, $375 for local residents and visitors and $225 for minors under 21. Call (561) 273-2537 or (888) BREAKERS.
Cafe Boulud, 301 Australian Ave., Palm Beach: The first dinner seating, beginning at 5:30 p.m., will feature a four-course menu for $90 per person. The Gala Celebration begins at 8 p.m. A five-course "his and hers" tasting menu, created by Chef Zach Bell, is $250 per person. Wine pairings cost an additional $100 per person. Champagne toast and noisemakers at midnight are included. DJ Nick Flash will spin popular dance music until 1 a.m. Reservations: (561) 655-6060. A three-course New Year's Day brunch for $36 will be served noon to 2:30 p.m. on the terrace.
CoCo Palm Beach, 290 Sunset Ave., Palm Beach: Call (561) 832-3734 for reservations.
The Colony, 155 Hammon Avenue, Palm Beach:
The Polo Steakhouse Gala New Year's Eve begins at 8 p.m. and includes a one-hour cocktail reception with hors d'oeuvres, four-course dinner, music by the Switzer Trio, champagne toast and a breakfast buffet in the Palm Court for $250 per person, plus tax and gratuity. Call (561) 659-8100 for reservations.
The Royal Room offers New Year's Eve entertainment by former Supreme Mary Wilson. A 7:30 p.m. cocktail reception with butler-passed hors d'oeuvres, four-course dinner, cabaret show, champagne toast and the Palm Court breakfast buffet cost $300 per person, plus tax and gratuity. Call (561) 659-8100 for reservations.
Cucina Dell'Arte, 257 Royal Poinciana Way, Palm Beach: A "Great Gatsby" style party begins at 10 p.m. (561) 655-0770.
Clematis Street, West Palm Beach: From 8 p.m.-1 a.m., the 500 block will close to traffic for a celebration complete with local bands, a laser light show, food and retail vendors, drink specials and a ping-pong ball drop at midnight. Enjoy a free champagne toast at midnight at O'Shea's, The Lounge or Respectable Street, and catch the Grucci fireworks display above the Intracoastal Waterway at midnight.
E.R. Bradley's Saloon, 104 Clematis St., West Palm Beach: A three-course dinner menu for $65. Reservations for dinner: (561) 833-3520.
Forte Martini Bar and Restaurant, 225 Clematis St., West Palm Beach: For reservations, call (561) 833-3330.
Florida Stage, Plaza del Mar, 262 South Ocean Boulevard, Manalapan: The Storytelling Ability of a Boy show time is 8 p.m. Tickets cost $45. Box office: (561) 585-3433
Hotel Biba, 320 Belvedere Road, West Palm Beach: For more information: (561) 832-0094 or info@hotelbiba.com.
Kravis Center, 701 Okeechobee Blvd., West Palm Beach: BOWFIRE, an ensemble of world-renowned musicians, will entertain at 8 p.m. in Dreyfoos Hall, $20-$100. Forbidden Broadway: Special Victims Unit 7 p.m. ($38) and 10 p.m. ($55, includes champagne toast) in Rinker Playhouse. Information: (561) 832-7469 or (800) 572-8471.
The Leopard Lounge and Restaurant, 363 Cocoanut Row, Palm Beach: A cocktail hour and hor d'oeuvres reception will be followed by a 5-course dinner at 8 p.m. The evening includes dancing to the sounds of Uptown Express, party favors and a champagne toast at midnight for $199 per person. Advance reservations are required. Non-dining guests can join in the festivities in the lounge after 9 p.m. for a cover charge of $35 per person. A jacket and tie will be required for gentlemen. (561) 659-5800.
Maltz Jupiter Theatre, 1001 E. Indiantown Road: The political satire troupe Capitol Steps performs at 5 and 8 p.m. $50, $60. Information: (561) 575-2223, (800) 445-1666.
Michael R. McCarty's,50 Cocoanut Row, Palm Beach: Open from 11:30 a.m. until 11:30 p.m. during the season for dinner, and open for drinks until 3 a.m.
Nick and Johnnie's, 207 Royal Poinciana Way, Palm Beach: A $95 four-course menu will be available starting at 8 p.m. and a DJ will be on hand for dancing. "Garden of Good and Evil" party will continue past midnight until 3 a.m. closing time.
The Omphoy Ocean Resort, 2842 South Ocean Blvd., Palm Beach: Omphoy dining and party guests will be offered a 25 percent discount on accommodations for the evening.
O-Bar rings in the New Year with a 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. party ($150 a person) featuring DJ Miner, a spread of hot and cold hors d'oeuvres, a caviar and oyster bar and a party favor bag-per-guest with spa products and other goodies.
Michelle Bernstein at The Omphoy will offer seatings between 6 and 7 p.m. with a three-course dinner and champagne toast ($100 a person; $200 with the O-Bar party) and seatings between 9 and 10 p.m. with a five-course dinner ($250 a person, including the O-Bar party). A New Year's Day brunch, served from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., features a hot and cold gourmet buffet and costs $65 per person and $30 for children under 12. For reservations, call (561) 540-6440.
Palm Beach Dramaworks, 322 Banyan Boulevard, West Palm Beach: Tony award-winning Copenhagen questions how one can stay true to science, family and friends, one's country and one's God. The show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets cost $44.00 each.
Palm Beach Improv, CityPlace, 550 S. Rosemary Ave., West Palm Beach: Comic Ralphie May performs at 7 and 10 p.m. The first show includes three-course dinner. The later performance features hors d'eouvres platters, party favors and champagne toast. $77.50. Information: (561) 833-1812.
Pistache, 101 N. Clematis Street, West Palm Beach: Dining options include a 3-course menu for $49 until 7:30 p.m. or a champagne dinner that includes a 5-course meal and bottle of Gosset champagne for $125 per person. New Year's Party begins at 8 p.m. with a live DJ and decor by Sutka Productions. Reservations: (561) 833-5090.
Player's Club Bar and Restaurant, 13410 South Shore Boulevard, Wellington: The Restaurant will serve a special three-course dinner. Early seating at 7 p.m. is $50 and up per person; Late seating at 9 p.m. is $125 and up per person. Admission to the patio and nightclub is $25 at the door and includes a complimentary champagne toast at midnight. For information or reservations (561) 795-0080. For VIP tables, call Topher at (561) 358-4583.
Rocco's Taco's and Tequila Bar, 224 Clematis St., West Palm Beach: (561) 650-1001.
Roxy's Pub, 309 Clematis St., West Palm Beach: Roxy's Rooftop Bar, Sky 309, will have happy hour with a buffet from 4-6 p.m. Dinner seating is available at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. (561) 296-7699.
Ta-boo, 221 Worth Ave., Palm Beach: View the special New Year's Eve menu online. A DJ will play music. For reservations: (561) 835-3500.
Trevini Ristorante, 150 Worth Avenue, Palm Beach: They will be open during regular hours New Year's Eve, but will be open only for dinner after 5 p.m. on New Year's Day. An a la carte menu is available. Phone: (561) 833-3883
Check our Dining Out guides for more places to eat and drink in Palm Beach and West Palm Beach.
Author Sara E. SkinnerPosted on December 28, 2009 Categories Out and AboutTags ball, celebration, champagne, Club Colette, clubs, dining, dinner, entertainment, Fantasy Ball, gala, Mar-Lago, new year, New Year's 2010, New Year's Eve, New Year's Eve 2009, New Years, nightlife, Palm Beach, Palm Beach Daily News, Paradise Ball, parties, party, photographers, photos, restaurants, Shiny Shots, Wellington, West Palm Beach
Residents say keep the bars open until 3 a.m.
Several residents urged the Town Council Thursday against setting an earlier, 1 a.m. deadline for the town's bars to close.
Residents also spoke in support of the Coniglio family, which owns and operates Cucina Dell 'arte and Nick and Johnnie's restaurant and bar establishments on Royal Poinciana Way.
The two Coniglio bars and Club 251 on Sunrise Avenue, all popular night spots, have come under scrutiny recently after 251 was fined $1,000 by the town for two late-night noise violations in October.
Cucina and Nick and Johnnie's are open until 3 a.m. and 2 a.m., respectively, and 251 is open until 3 a.m. Most or all other bars in town close by 1 a.m.
Resident William Cooley has asked the council to force the bars to close at 1 a.m., saying 3 a.m. is too late for Palm Beach and disturbs the peace.
Councilman William Diamond has suggested bars with repeat noise violations be forced to close at midnight or 1 a.m. But on Thursday he said he personally favors 3 a.m. as a deadline for closings.
Residents said Thursday they want the bars open until 3 a.m. so their adult children will patronize local bars instead of leaving the island.
Several also spoke in favor of the Coniglio family.
"The Coniglios have raised a family here and are supporting us as a community," said former councilman Denis Coleman, who said his children go to the Coniglio bars on Royal Poinciana Way.
"The critics here are always dour and never uplifting," Coleman said in an apparent reference to Cooley and Jere Zenko, another resident who has called the late-night bar scene "unsettling."
The late night bars on Poinciana Way are a great asset to the town and "doing anything to change that would be a crime," said Jerry Frank, South End resident.
The Coniglio family organized a petition and letter-writing and email campaign to pressure the council against changing the 3 a.m. deadline.
But Councilman Gail Coniglio said this week she was not involved in the campaign, and she has repeatedly recused herself from council discussions of the noise and closing time issue.
Local attorney Brooks Ricca said the council should focus on the noise problems at Club 251. The club is located in the Palm Beach Hotel, a condominim building whose association has sued the club in Palm Beach County Circuit Court over the noise problem.
Jeff Rembaum, an attorney representing the Palm Beach Hotel residents said Club 251 knew when it began operating in the building that it was moving into a residential building.
The noise nuisance is a threat to property values, Rembaum said.
He said the 18 condo owners above Club 251 would be unable to sell their properties without having to disclose the noise problem to prospective buyers.
He invited council members to come down to the Palm Beach Hotel and hear the noise for themselves.
Council President David Rosow suggested the lawyer meet with Town Attorney John Randolph about recommended changes to the town code.
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Author Sara E. SkinnerPosted on December 17, 2009 Categories Town Council2 Comments on Residents say keep the bars open until 3 a.m.
Petters, ex-Manalapan resident convicted in Ponzi scheme
A federal jury on Wednesday found businessman Tom Petters of Minnesota, a former Manalapan resident, guilty of masterminding a $3.65 billion Ponzi scheme, according to Reuters.
The jury convicted Petters, founder of Minnetonka-based Petters Group Worldwide, on counts of wire fraud, money laundering and mail fraud. Prosecutors said Petters, a former Manalapan resident, stole money from client investors who believed their funds were going to buy consumer electronics for resale to Costco Wholesale Corp. and other retailers, including BJ's Wholesale Club. Following the federal raid in the fall of 2008, Petters resigned and the company went bankrupt.
In July, court-appointed receiver Douglas A. Kelly sold Petters' Manalapan mansion, at 1840 S. Ocean Blvd., for $9.5 million, including furnishings. as a way to recover money for investors harmed by the scheme.
Author Sara E. SkinnerPosted on December 3, 2009 Categories Business BeatTags conviction, Ponzi scheme, Tom Petters1 Comment on Petters, ex-Manalapan resident convicted in Ponzi scheme
Sorry Santa. Please don't give us a stocking full of coal.
Santa is important.
But he takes a back seat to real life emergencies, even at this time of year.
Mr. and Mrs. Claus were all set in the staging area at the post office Monday evening for a trip down Royal Poinciana Way in Palm Beach Fire-Rescue Engine 1 stationed at the North Fire Station.
Their destination: Bradley Park for the 6 p.m. annual tree lighting.
Just so happened, the engine of a pickup truck caught fire at the same time, sending the driver over to the North Station for help.
Santa and his wife got bumped, but only temporarily, as Engine 1 headed back north up County Road to put out the fire.
The jolly duo was picked up by Engine 2, housed at the Central Fire-Rescue Station across from Town Hall.
"I'm sure he was fine with it," said department spokesman Joe Sekula.
Author Sara E. SkinnerPosted on December 1, 2009 Categories Uncategorized


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MILLS Robert
Robert Sheldon Mills passed away while on vacation in Bonaire on Friday, November 23, 2012 at the age of 50 years.
Rob was born on September 19, 1962 in North Battleford, SK to Wendell & Lynda Mills. A short time later, he was able to take on the title of "Big Brother" when his sister Deb arrived. He grew up in both Lethbridge and Pincher Creek, graduating with the Class of 1980 Matthew Halton Community School. Rob worked at Coca Cola for almost thirty years starting as a swamper, to his final position as the Calgary Service Supervisor. He was very proud that his family was a part of the Soft Drink Industry since the early 1900's. Rob met his true soul mate September and was married in July 1998. In 1999, they were introduced to the amazing adventures of diving. This love of travel and diving took Rob & September all over the world. Some of the most exciting places they visited were the Red Sea, Egypt, Cuba, Turks & Caicos, Belize, Costa Rica, Cocos Island, Paris, France, Cayman Island, Jamaica, New York City, and Vancouver Island. Rob & September's dive group have the distinction of being the first ever night divers in Antarctica, March 2012. September and family invite you to visit the "Rob Mills Memories" page on Facebook so you can share your favorite memories of Rob.
Rob is survived by his soul mate September and his furry boys Teddy and Hudson; his girls; Katelynn and Ashley from his first marriage. He also leaves behind, his mother Lynda Enns; his father Wendell (Janet) Mills; sister Deb (Mark) Ambrosi and Kyle, Kevin, Jordan and Jodi; step-brother Derek (Maria) and Shailyn, Kayla; father and mother-in-law Larry & Judy Swerid; brother-in-law Darren (Julia) Swerid; his God parents; Joy & Myron Kirik, as well as numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins from both families. He will be sorely missed by his Diving Community friends, his friends from SCA, Train Club Friends, and all his friends and colleagues from Coca Cola. Rob was predeceased by his beloved grandfathers; William Mills and Elliott Coates; grandmothers Doris Mills and Lillian Coates; step-father Peter Enns; and uncle Ray Coates. We also wanted to mention Rob & September's much loved Grandparents Lillian & Charles Gibbens.
A Celebration of Rob's Life will be held at McINNIS & HOLLOWAY'S Fish Creek Chapel (14441 Bannister Road S.E.) on Saturday, December 8, 2012 at 2:00 p.m. Forward condolences through www.mcinnisandholloway.com. If friends so desire, memorial tributes may be made directly to Project AWARE Foundation, Telephone: 1(949)858-7657, http://www. projectaware.org., or directly to The Calgary Humane Society, 4455 – 110th Avenue S.E., Calgary, AB T2C 2T7, Telephone: (403)205-4455, www.calgaryhumane.ca.
In living memory of Robert Mills, a tree will be planted at Fish Creek Provincial Park by McINNIS & HOLLOWAY FUNERAL HOMES, Fish Creek Chapel, 14441 BANNISTER ROAD S.E. Telephone: (403) 256-9575.


The 2016 Olympics in Rio were exciting for those who are looking forward to it. But it turns out that it could be a complete mess. Everything from violence, to construction delays, water pollution and other serious problems are causing experts to believe that the games should be either postponed or held in a different location. Watch this video below to see where all this is coming from, it's interesting.


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Peggy Arrives in LA in a New Marvel's Agent Carter Clip
By Spencer Perry
New Agent Carter clip sees Peggy in Hollywood
Marvel has revealed another new clip from Marvel's Agent Carter Season Two featuring not only Peggy Carter's arrival in Los Angeles but also the latest member of the Stark family, Bernard Stark! Check it out in the player below and take a look at some all-new photos from the show's third episode of Season Two in the gallery.
Marvel's Agent Carter Season Two offers ten episodes of adventure and intrigue, starring Hayley Atwell in the titular role of the unstoppable secret agent for the SSR (Strategic Scientific Reserve). Dedicated to the fight against new atomic age threats in the wake of World War II, Peggy must now journey from New York City to Los Angeles for her most dangerous assignment yet. But even as she discovers new friends, a new home–and perhaps even a new love–she's about to find out that the bright lights of the post-war Hollywood mask a more sinister threat to everyone she is sworn to protect.
The ten-episode season also stars Chad Michael Murray as Agent Jack Thompson and Enver Gjokaj as Chief Daniel Sousa. It was also recently announced that supporting cast for Season Two will include Dominic Cooper as Howard Stark, Bridget Regan as Dottie Underwood, Wynn Everett as Whitney Frost, Reggie Austin as Dr. Jason Wilkes, Currie Graham as Calvin Chadwick, Lotte Verbeek as Ana Jarvis, Lesley Boone as Rose, Ken Marino as mob boss Joseph Manfredi, and Kurtwood Smith as Vernon Masters.
Tara Butters, Michele Fazekas, Christopher Markus, Stephen McFeely, Chris Dingess, Kevin Feige, Louis D'Esposito, Alan Fine, Joe Quesada, Stan Lee and Jeph Loeb are executive producers. Marvel's Agent Carter is produced by ABC Studios and Marvel Television.
Marvel's Agent Carter Season t=Two premieres on Tuesday, January 19 with a special two-hour episode on ABC.
Agent Carter - Season Two
Marvel's Agent Carter
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "Better Angels" - Peggy's search for the truth about Zero Matter puts her on a collision course with her superiors as Howard Stark barnstorms in, on "Marvel's Agent Carter," TUESDAY, JANUARY 26 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Eric McCandless)WYNN EVERETT
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "Better Angels" - Peggy's search for the truth about Zero Matter puts her on a collision course with her superiors as Howard Stark barnstorms in, on "Marvel's Agent Carter," TUESDAY, JANUARY 26 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Eric McCandless) HAYLEY ATWELL
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "Better Angels" - Peggy's search for the truth about Zero Matter puts her on a collision course with her superiors as Howard Stark barnstorms in, on "Marvel's Agent Carter," TUESDAY, JANUARY 26 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Eric McCandless)HAYLEY ATWELL
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "Better Angels" - Peggy's search for the truth about Zero Matter puts her on a collision course with her superiors as Howard Stark barnstorms in, on "Marvel's Agent Carter," TUESDAY, JANUARY 26 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Eric McCandless)JAMES D'ARCY
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "Better Angels" - Peggy's search for the truth about Zero Matter puts her on a collision course with her superiors as Howard Stark barnstorms in, on "Marvel's Agent Carter," TUESDAY, JANUARY 26 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Eric McCandless)ENVER GJOKAJ, HAYLEY ATWELL
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "A View in the Dark" - Peggy discovers her murder investigation has huge ramifications that can destroy her career, as well as everyone near and dear to her, on "Marvel's Agent Carter," TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (10:00-11:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Kelsey McNeal)REGGIE AUSTIN, HAYLEY ATWELL
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "A View in the Dark" - Peggy discovers her murder investigation has huge ramifications that can destroy her career, as well as everyone near and dear to her, on "Marvel's Agent Carter," TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (10:00-11:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Kelsey McNeal)HAYLEY ATWELL
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "A View in the Dark" - Peggy discovers her murder investigation has huge ramifications that can destroy her career, as well as everyone near and dear to her, on "Marvel's Agent Carter," TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (10:00-11:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Kelsey McNeal) KIRBY LAURYN
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "A View in the Dark" - Peggy discovers her murder investigation has huge ramifications that can destroy her career, as well as everyone near and dear to her, on "Marvel's Agent Carter," TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (10:00-11:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Kelsey McNeal)HAYLEY ATWELL, REGGIE AUSTIN
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "A View in the Dark" - Peggy discovers her murder investigation has huge ramifications that can destroy her career, as well as everyone near and dear to her, on "Marvel's Agent Carter," TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (10:00-11:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Kelsey McNeal)REGGIE AUSTIN
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "A View in the Dark" - Peggy discovers her murder investigation has huge ramifications that can destroy her career, as well as everyone near and dear to her, on "Marvel's Agent Carter," TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (10:00-11:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Kelsey McNeal)CHRIS BROWNING
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "A View in the Dark" - Peggy discovers her murder investigation has huge ramifications that can destroy her career, as well as everyone near and dear to her, on "Marvel's Agent Carter," TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (10:00-11:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Patrick Wymore)JAMES D'ARCY
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "A View in the Dark" - Peggy discovers her murder investigation has huge ramifications that can destroy her career, as well as everyone near and dear to her, on "Marvel's Agent Carter," TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (10:00-11:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Patrick Wymore)HAYLEY ATWELL, JAMES D'ARCY
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "A View in the Dark" - Peggy discovers her murder investigation has huge ramifications that can destroy her career, as well as everyone near and dear to her, on "Marvel's Agent Carter," TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (10:00-11:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Patrick Wymore)HAYLEY ATWELL
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "A View in the Dark" - Peggy discovers her murder investigation has huge ramifications that can destroy her career, as well as everyone near and dear to her, on "Marvel's Agent Carter," TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (10:00-11:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Patrick Wymore)JAMES D'ARCY, HAYLEY ATWELL
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "The Lady in the Lake" - In the season premiere episode, "The Lady in the Lake," Peggy moves to the City of Angels to help Chief Daniel Sousa at the West Coast Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR) investigate a bizarre homicide involving an alleged killer and Isodyne Energy, and reunites with some familiar faces. "Marvel's Agent Carter" returns for a second season of adventure and intrigue, starring Hayley Atwell in the titular role of the unstoppable agent for the SSR (Strategic Scientific Reserve), TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Kelsey McNeal)SEAN O'BRYAN
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "The Lady in the Lake" - In the season premiere episode, "The Lady in the Lake," Peggy moves to the City of Angels to help Chief Daniel Sousa at the West Coast Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR) investigate a bizarre homicide involving an alleged killer and Isodyne Energy, and reunites with some familiar faces. "Marvel's Agent Carter" returns for a second season of adventure and intrigue, starring Hayley Atwell in the titular role of the unstoppable agent for the SSR (Strategic Scientific Reserve), TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Kelsey McNeal)JAMES D'ARCY
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "The Lady in the Lake" - In the season premiere episode, "The Lady in the Lake," Peggy moves to the City of Angels to help Chief Daniel Sousa at the West Coast Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR) investigate a bizarre homicide involving an alleged killer and Isodyne Energy, and reunites with some familiar faces. "Marvel's Agent Carter" returns for a second season of adventure and intrigue, starring Hayley Atwell in the titular role of the unstoppable agent for the SSR (Strategic Scientific Reserve), TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Kelsey McNeal)HAYLEY ATWELL, ENVER GJOKAJ
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "The Lady in the Lake" - In the season premiere episode, "The Lady in the Lake," Peggy moves to the City of Angels to help Chief Daniel Sousa at the West Coast Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR) investigate a bizarre homicide involving an alleged killer and Isodyne Energy, and reunites with some familiar faces. "Marvel's Agent Carter" returns for a second season of adventure and intrigue, starring Hayley Atwell in the titular role of the unstoppable agent for the SSR (Strategic Scientific Reserve), TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Kelsey McNeal)REGGIE AUSTIN, JAMES D'ARCY, HAYLEY ATWELL
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "The Lady in the Lake" - In the season premiere episode, "The Lady in the Lake," Peggy moves to the City of Angels to help Chief Daniel Sousa at the West Coast Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR) investigate a bizarre homicide involving an alleged killer and Isodyne Energy, and reunites with some familiar faces. "Marvel's Agent Carter" returns for a second season of adventure and intrigue, starring Hayley Atwell in the titular role of the unstoppable agent for the SSR (Strategic Scientific Reserve), TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Kelsey McNeal)REGGIE AUSTIN, HAYLEY ATWELL
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "The Lady in the Lake" - In the season premiere episode, "The Lady in the Lake," Peggy moves to the City of Angels to help Chief Daniel Sousa at the West Coast Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR) investigate a bizarre homicide involving an alleged killer and Isodyne Energy, and reunites with some familiar faces. "Marvel's Agent Carter" returns for a second season of adventure and intrigue, starring Hayley Atwell in the titular role of the unstoppable agent for the SSR (Strategic Scientific Reserve), TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Kelsey McNeal)SEAN O'BRYAN, ENVER GJOKAJ, HAYLEY ATWELL
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "The Lady in the Lake" - In the season premiere episode, "The Lady in the Lake," Peggy moves to the City of Angels to help Chief Daniel Sousa at the West Coast Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR) investigate a bizarre homicide involving an alleged killer and Isodyne Energy, and reunites with some familiar faces. "Marvel's Agent Carter" returns for a second season of adventure and intrigue, starring Hayley Atwell in the titular role of the unstoppable agent for the SSR (Strategic Scientific Reserve), TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Patrick Wymore)HAYLEY ATWELL, JAMES D'ARCY
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "The Lady in the Lake" - In the season premiere episode, "The Lady in the Lake," Peggy moves to the City of Angels to help Chief Daniel Sousa at the West Coast Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR) investigate a bizarre homicide involving an alleged killer and Isodyne Energy, and reunites with some familiar faces. "Marvel's Agent Carter" returns for a second season of adventure and intrigue, starring Hayley Atwell in the titular role of the unstoppable agent for the SSR (Strategic Scientific Reserve), TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Patrick Wymore)JAMES D'ARCY
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "The Lady in the Lake" - In the season premiere episode, "The Lady in the Lake," Peggy moves to the City of Angels to help Chief Daniel Sousa at the West Coast Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR) investigate a bizarre homicide involving an alleged killer and Isodyne Energy, and reunites with some familiar faces. "Marvel's Agent Carter" returns for a second season of adventure and intrigue, starring Hayley Atwell in the titular role of the unstoppable agent for the SSR (Strategic Scientific Reserve), TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Patrick Wymore)HAYLEY ATWELL
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "Marvel's Agent Carter" returns for a second season of adventure and intrigue, starring Hayley Atwell in the titular role of the unstoppable agent for the SSR (Strategic Scientific Reserve). Dedicated to the fight against new Atomic Age threats in the wake of World War II, Peggy must now journey from New York City to Los Angeles for her most dangerous assignment yet. But even as she discovers new friends, a new home - and perhaps even a new love - she's about to find out that the bright lights of the post-war Hollywood mask a more sinister threat to everyone she is sworn to protect. (ABC/Patrick Wymore)HAYLEY ATWELL
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "The Lady in the Lake" - In the season premiere episode, "The Lady in the Lake," Peggy moves to the City of Angels to help Chief Daniel Sousa at the West Coast Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR) investigate a bizarre homicide involving an alleged killer and Isodyne Energy, and reunites with some familiar faces. "Marvel's Agent Carter" returns for a second season of adventure and intrigue, starring Hayley Atwell in the titular role of the unstoppable agent for the SSR (Strategic Scientific Reserve), TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Patrick Wymore)WYNN EVERETT, CURRIE GRAHAM
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "The Lady in the Lake" - In the season premiere episode, "The Lady in the Lake," Peggy moves to the City of Angels to help Chief Daniel Sousa at the West Coast Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR) investigate a bizarre homicide involving an alleged killer and Isodyne Energy, and reunites with some familiar faces. "Marvel's Agent Carter" returns for a second season of adventure and intrigue, starring Hayley Atwell in the titular role of the unstoppable agent for the SSR (Strategic Scientific Reserve), TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Patrick Wymore)WYNN EVERETT, JAMES D'ARCY
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "The Lady in the Lake" - In the season premiere episode, "The Lady in the Lake," Peggy moves to the City of Angels to help Chief Daniel Sousa at the West Coast Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR) investigate a bizarre homicide involving an alleged killer and Isodyne Energy, and reunites with some familiar faces. "Marvel's Agent Carter" returns for a second season of adventure and intrigue, starring Hayley Atwell in the titular role of the unstoppable agent for the SSR (Strategic Scientific Reserve), TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Patrick Wymore)WYNN EVERETT, CURRIE GRAHAM, JAMES D'ARCY
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "The Lady in the Lake" - In the season premiere episode, "The Lady in the Lake," Peggy moves to the City of Angels to help Chief Daniel Sousa at the West Coast Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR) investigate a bizarre homicide involving an alleged killer and Isodyne Energy, and reunites with some familiar faces. "Marvel's Agent Carter" returns for a second season of adventure and intrigue, starring Hayley Atwell in the titular role of the unstoppable agent for the SSR (Strategic Scientific Reserve), TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Patrick Wymore)CURRIE GRAHAM, WYNN EVERETT
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "The Lady in the Lake" - In the season premiere episode, "The Lady in the Lake," Peggy moves to the City of Angels to help Chief Daniel Sousa at the West Coast Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR) investigate a bizarre homicide involving an alleged killer and Isodyne Energy, and reunites with some familiar faces. "Marvel's Agent Carter" returns for a second season of adventure and intrigue, starring Hayley Atwell in the titular role of the unstoppable agent for the SSR (Strategic Scientific Reserve), TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Patrick Wymore)HAYLEY ATWELL, CURRIE GRAHAM
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "The Lady in the Lake" - In the season premiere episode, "The Lady in the Lake," Peggy moves to the City of Angels to help Chief Daniel Sousa at the West Coast Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR) investigate a bizarre homicide involving an alleged killer and Isodyne Energy, and reunites with some familiar faces. "Marvel's Agent Carter" returns for a second season of adventure and intrigue, starring Hayley Atwell in the titular role of the unstoppable agent for the SSR (Strategic Scientific Reserve), TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Patrick Wymore)CURRIE GRAHAM, HAYLEY ATWELL
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "The Lady in the Lake" - In the season premiere episode, "The Lady in the Lake," Peggy moves to the City of Angels to help Chief Daniel Sousa at the West Coast Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR) investigate a bizarre homicide involving an alleged killer and Isodyne Energy, and reunites with some familiar faces. "Marvel's Agent Carter" returns for a second season of adventure and intrigue, starring Hayley Atwell in the titular role of the unstoppable agent for the SSR (Strategic Scientific Reserve), TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Patrick Wymore)WYNN EVERETT, HAYLEY ATWELL, JAMES D'ARCY
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "The Lady in the Lake" - In the season premiere episode, "The Lady in the Lake," Peggy moves to the City of Angels to help Chief Daniel Sousa at the West Coast Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR) investigate a bizarre homicide involving an alleged killer and Isodyne Energy, and reunites with some familiar faces. "Marvel's Agent Carter" returns for a second season of adventure and intrigue, starring Hayley Atwell in the titular role of the unstoppable agent for the SSR (Strategic Scientific Reserve), TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Patrick Wymore) CURRIE GRAHAM
MARVEL'S AGENT CARTER - "The Lady in the Lake" - In the season premiere episode, "The Lady in the Lake," Peggy moves to the City of Angels to help Chief Daniel Sousa at the West Coast Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR) investigate a bizarre homicide involving an alleged killer and Isodyne Energy, and reunites with some familiar faces. "Marvel's Agent Carter" returns for a second season of adventure and intrigue, starring Hayley Atwell in the titular role of the unstoppable agent for the SSR (Strategic Scientific Reserve), TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Patrick Wymore)CURRIE GRAHAM
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The name Germany has long described not a particular place but the loose, fluid society of Germanic-speaking peoples that held power over much of western Europe for millennia. Although Germany in that sense is an ancient entity, the German nation in more or less its present form came into being only in the 19th century, when Prussian Prime Minister Otto von Bismarck brought together dozens of German-speaking kingdoms to form the German Empire in 1871. This so-called Second Reich quickly became Europe's leading power and acquired colonies in Africa, Asia, and the Pacific. That overseas empire was dismantled following Germany's defeat in World War I and the abdication of Emperor William II.
Germany is located in Central Europe bordering Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland and Switzerland. It is the most populous country in Europe with a population in excess of 80 million comprising 91.5% German, 2.4% Turkish and 6.1% other (made up largely of Polish, Italian, Romanian, Syrian and Greek). Berlin is the east-central city and now, after decades of partition is the capital of a reunified Germany with 3.563 million residents.
The German economy – the fifth largest in the world in PPP terms and Europe's largest – is a leading exporter of machinery, vehicles, chemicals and household equipment. Germany benefits from a highly skilled workforce, but like other Western European countries, faces significant demographic challenges to sustained long-term growth. Low fertility rates and an increase in net immigration are increasing pressure on the country's social welfare system and necessitate structural reforms.
Much of Germany's post-World War II success has been the result of the renowned industriousness and self-sacrifice of its people. This devotion to hard work has combined with a reserved demeanour to produce a stereotype of the German people as aloof or distant. Yet Germans prize both their private friendships and their friendly relations with neighbours and visitors, place a high value on leisure and culture, and enjoy the benefits of life in a liberal democracy that has become ever more integrated with Europe.
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Elliot Nash, 19 Dec 2020 | News
This is not your ordinary barber, nor is this your everyday grooming experience. With locations at York Street, and Barangaroo, Sydney, The Barber Shop is Australia's finest barbering experience. Offering an immersive pampering package that will clean you up from top to bottom and treat you to an exclusive Balvenie Whisky cocktail, the Balvenie Ultimate Experience is money well spent.
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Delivering a Balvenie grooming extravaganza, The Barber Shop is appealing to the boys, the lads, your mates, his mates, Old Mates and plenty of scruffy or well-groomed gentleman to indulge themselves. Consisting of a haircut, full beard styling and an exclusive Balvenie Whisky cocktail to sip on while you enjoy the service, it's the ultimate treat for any man. And once you're done, you'll be treated to a Balvenie flight board consisting of 15ml tastings of The Balvenie 12 Year Doublewood, The Balvenie 14 Year Caribbean Cask, and The Balvenie 17 Year Sherry Cask.
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LATEST: Rapper EMINEM is making good on his promise to reunite with his ex-wife KIM MATHERS – the couple are planning to exchange vows again on 14 January (06).
American tabloid the Star has obtained the official wedding invitation which Eminem sent out to family and friends over Christmas (05) after revealing in a radio interview that he and his ex had reconciled.
He then invites his friends and family to attend the wedding of KIMBERLEY ANNE MATHERS and MARSHALL BRUCE MATHERS III (Eminem's real name) on 14 January at 5pm.
The couple have started living together with their daughter HAILIE, Kim's niece ALAINA and her daughter from a former relationship, WHITNEY, who Eminem has legally adopted.
Eminem wed Kim in 1999 when his career was beginning to take off but he filed for divorce just 14 months later. The couple finally divorced in 2001.
But the news of a reconciliation hasn't delighted everyone in Eminem's family – his outspoken grandmother BETTY KRESLIN is far from happy.
I wish Em&Kim happyness.I always whanted to see them together.I know that almost everybody hate her,but I really love her becouse she's Hailie's mother.And I know that Eminem loves her.I love Hailie,Whitney,Alaina,Kim and of course Marshall.And I wish them all very long and happy life.
It would be better if Marshal n' kim didn' do that so Hailie would have a better life.
Im sorry about my comments in the other article n' i know that was really stupid of mysekf. I guess i was completly nuts that time.
Now because Eminem might go ill try 2 control myself even more. Try not 2 be that crazy. Hes songs arent so crazy that i have 2 get crazy.
I never hated kim. 2 be Honest i never hated anyone. it's all a pretend. I've gotta change n' take care of myself.
Best wishes 2 Marshal, Kim, Hailie, Alaina n' Whitney.
Toly, think twice: who am I to give Eminem directions about his life and privacy? I am just a fan…I have no right to do this.
When i will meet him, i will discuss the music, not his privacy. His privacy is none of my bizz.
I just wish MarshaLL, Hailie and the others a happy future.
I dont hate Kim. cuz she is Hailie's mother. And she is a human and like everyone she can make mistakes.
Kim and Marshall can marry and divorce 50 times or not. nobody can say smthng or judge them.cuz it's their lives. But I think the importance of this must be reality, love and of course faithfulness.AREN'T I RIGHT Isabelle?
I WISH MARSHALL AND HAILIE WILL READ THIS SOMEDAY.
You lot need to get a life. Ok, hes a great guy and I think he's hilarious but saying you love him and getting all cheesey about his family is too far.
One message is saying we shouldn't pry on his personal life, the other is barking on about his daughters.
Grow up and get your own dreams rather than living on someone else's, that way you will be much happier.
And the thing about pretending to hate ppl is allsow not good. a wonderful way to get enemys n' lose all your friends.if u wanna do that then ofcourse! im not giving orders to anyone!
I hope that the 3 girls will live well n' that they all will be happy!
And i wish you all, everyone, a Happy New Year's Eve!
Stacey, I didnt get to read your comment before, the site didnt show it.
How about we all imagine they do have a happy life n' if they do devorse aigan, hope it was for the best?
Do you think that hoping is too far?
Ill try to fix my problems enstead of others.
hey marshall wheres my invataion i thought we where friends !!!!!
Hey im so happy for them because they named their oldest daugthter hailie not cuz that is my name cuz im like 3or 4 yrs older but cuz they seem happy and Hailie and Whitney needed their daddy back and Alaina (laine) needed her uncle back.


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How Long Are Dandelion Roots?
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The central tap-root of a dandelion grows up to 3 feet long, but for most dandelions, it's 6 to 12 inches. If you're like me, you have a love-hate relationship with dandelions. You might know them as puffballs, lion's tooth, or monk's head.
The bright, yellow blooms are harbingers of springtime, which I yearn for after a cold winter. But, when they invade my lawn, I get out my dandelion puller tool. The thing is, I don't just pull them and toss them into a compost pile.
I take them inside, clean them off and eat them as a side dish with dinner or dehydrate the roots for later use. Did you know that you can eat all parts of the dandelion roots and leaves? But, if you'd rather not have pesky dandelions in your lawn, here's what you need to know about dandelion roots, and how to get rid of them.
What Is a Dandelion Taproot?
Will the Dandelion Die if the Taproot Breaks?
What Is the Life Cycle of a Dandelion?
Life cycle stages of a dandelion:
Are Dandelion Roots Good for Your Lawn?
Are Dandelions Nutritious?
What's the Best Time to Pick Dandelion Roots?
Tips on Digging up Dandelion Roots
How Should I Store Dandelion Roots?
A Dandelion Is Much More Than a Weed
The dandelion (Taxaracum officinale) is a hardy, perennial plant that grows in all kinds of soil conditions. The reason it's so successful is because of its taproot. The tap-root grows deep into the soil, which protects the plant from several conditions, such as:
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The tap-root is the main root of the dandelion's root system. It carries all the water and minerals into the plant. There are also root hairs that grow out of the large taproot.
They are closer to the surface and absorb water and nutrients from the soil. The tap-root actually stores the nutrients and moisture that the dandelion needs to regrow. This is why the dandelion comes back even if you pull up the leaves and flower stems or mow them down.
If the dandelion taproot breaks, but a portion of the root is still intact, a new plant will grow. As little as one inch of the taproot can grow a new plant. I found this out the hard way when my hand-pulling was always futile.
You have to remove the entire established taproot before the plant produces seeds to interfere with the dandelion's growth cycle.
Dandelions thrive in full sun and moist conditions, but established plants can survive just about anywhere. They're dormant in areas that have cold winters but grow year-round in mild climates.
Bud grows from the top of the taproot.
Produces a crown for growing a new plant.
Leaves begin to cluster at the base of the plant, forming a rosette.
Serrated-looking leaves grow from 2 to 14 inches long.
Stalks grow up to 2-feet long with a yellow flower at the top.
Eventually, the flower forms a puffball of seeds.
Seeds float with the wind for miles to germinate.
Seeds germinate on the soil's surface for 8 to 15 weeks.
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Dandelions can survive for years and grow dense crowns up to 10-inches wide. When they're left to grow, they crowd out other plants around them.
Dandelion roots spread widely around the taproot. This aerates your lawn and prevents soil erosion. Since the taproots pull nutrients and calcium from deep within the soil, it becomes available for other plants.
Because of this, dandelion roots naturally fertilize your grass.
Dandelions have more nutrition than many vegetables you grow or buy. They are rich in vitamin A, iron, calcium, potassium, and vitamin C. In addition to these vitamins, one cup of dandelion leaves has more than 500 percent of your daily vitamin K requirement.
The tender, young leaves are great for salads and toppers. But, don't forget about the roots. You can eat them too, after washing, peeling and boiling them for about 20 minutes.
They're nutritious additions to soups and stews. You can also roast the taproot and use it to brew dandelion tea. These are a few additional benefits of eating dandelion roots and plants:
Ease toothache
Lower fever
Relieves gingivitis
Some people even make dandelion wine out of the flowers. It's said to taste like sherry.
If you've decided you want to get the benefits of eating dandelion roots, it's important to harvest them at the right time. This will give you the best flavor. Pick dandelion roots when they're dormant from late in the fall to early in the spring.
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Most of the nutrition is stored in dormant taproots. Spring roots have the sweetest flavor and aren't as tough because the cold winter changes the inulin in the root to fructose. Dig up the roots before the dandelion plant starts blooming.
Use a dandelion digging tool to remove the taproot from the soil. This will prevent damage to the roots. Choose the large, healthy dandelion plants because they have the largest root systems.
Dig away from the center of the dandelion plant. This helps break up the soil so you can just lift the taproot out of the ground. If the taproot is very large, you might need to dig it up with a shovel, so you don't leave any behind.
If you're not going to use your dandelion roots right away, you can store them for future use. I've found that dehydrating them is the best way to preserve dandelion roots. This is the method I use for preserving and dehydrating my dandelion roots:
Scrub the roots clean using a small brush.
Slice thick roots into strips.
Place the roots in a dehydrator.
Dry the roots on the vegetable setting until they're brittle.
You can also dry the dandelion roots by spreading them in a single layer on an elevated screen. This allows air to circulate around them. Make sure it's a cool, dry location.
The roots take from 1 to 2 weeks to dry until they're brittle. You can grind dried dandelion roots to make dandelion tea, coffee, and medicinal tinctures.
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Dandelion roots can grow up to 3-feet deep into the soil. They are one of nature's wonders, storing nutrients, and protecting the dandelion plant from severe weather conditions. Although seen as a weed, dandelions are a free source of nutrition and medicinal remedies that you can pick from your own backyard.
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