As a substitute for a Ratsack or an Ursack Minor, food can successfully be protected from rodents by hanging it. Keep it a few feet off the ground, a few feet from the trunk, and below the limb of whatever tree you’re hanging it from. 

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We are all born with a connection to our intuition. Join Angie Hewett-Abt & learn to “remember what you already know.” We will meet the 2nd & 4th Thursday of each

Tickets: $15 Pre-Sale via Eventbrite $20 At the Door (Cash Only Please) Doors Open 30 Minutes Before Listed Showtime Synopsis: A picture is worth 1,000 words — what about a song? Can a picture inspire

Created by renowned contemporary artist Nathan Sawaya and named one of CNN’s Top Ten ‘Global Must-See Exhibitions,’ THE ART OF THE BRICK, presented by M&T Bank, features original pieces, as well as re-imagined versions of some of the world’s most famous art masterpieces, like Van Gogh’s “Starry Night” and Da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa,” made exclusively from LEGO bricks. Visitors will have the opportunity to get up-close with the fan favorite, “Yellow,” a life-size sculpture of a man ripping his chest open with thousands of yellow LEGO bricks cascading from the cavity.

The Insulated AXL is reasonably quiet, with none of the potato-chip-bag sensation of other leading pads. On my first trip out with it, during which I also used a new tent, it produced a sound similar to rubbing balloons together; but I have not noticed it since, leading me to think that it was the new pad, the new tent floor, or a combination of the two materials.

I have read about the China Production Party in the Taiwanese media. The party has, indeed, chosen a flag with the five stars of the People’s Republic, printed on a blue background. Lu Yuexiang, a round-cheeked, pleasant-looking woman in her fifties, a Fujian native, recently took fellow party members to Beijing for what she called “cadre training.” She says that she reports to the P.R.C. State Council’s Taiwan Affairs Office each month. Her party does not yet compete successfully in elections, but as a growing block of voters they draw candidates to their door. Kinmen’s newly-elected magistrate and most senior official, Chen Fuhai, had reportedly extended his congratulations to them in person when the Kinmen office opened. The party members chose October 1 to hold the ceremony: China’s National Day.

Learn about what plants need to grow and the water cycle while creating the perfect habitat for a tropical plant. This miniature ecosystem is fun to create and easy to

Friston was assigned a group of 32 chronic schizophrenic patients, the worst-off residents of Littlemore, for whom treatment mostly meant containment. For Friston, who recalls his former patients with evident nostalgia, it was an introduction to the way that connections in the brain were easily broken. “It was a beautiful place to work,” he says. “This little community of intense and florid psychopathology.”

She is survived by her children, Landis, Emily, David and Louise Hoehl; four grandchildren, Grace and Charlotte Zimmerman, and Karl and Katherine Hoehl; three siblings, Paik Kyung-Jin, Paik Hyung-Jin, and Paeck Sogene; as well as nieces and nephews Sam Won, Suzanne, Thomas, George, Alice, Katherine, Chang-ho, Kyung-hee and Kyung-hwa.

Any move by the ISA to loosen the restrictions will trigger a contest to mine the deep sea. Companies ranging from China’s state-owned miner Minmetals to US defence contractor Lockheed Martin are positioning to exploit thousands of square kilometres of ocean. A host of smaller start-ups such as DeepGreen are following behind.

In "The Facts of Life," Mrs. Garrett (Charlotte Rae, center) kept watch over her young charges, played by Nancy McKeon (clockwise from top left), Lisa Whelchel, Mindy Cohn and Kim Fields. (Photo: NBC)