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People will think they just dropped cash on us. I don't think so.
People will think they just dropped cash on us. I don't think so.
I had to have this purse. It was shaped like a big saddle with stirrups and everything.
I had to have this purse. It was shaped like a big saddle with stirrups and everything.
I think we're going to continue this cold pattern into March. The real question is how far into March this read more
I think we're going to continue this cold pattern into March. The real question is how far into March this is going to continue.
It is low-wage workers who are being hurt the most by the steady drip, drip, drip of coverage draining out read more
It is low-wage workers who are being hurt the most by the steady drip, drip, drip of coverage draining out of the employer-based health insurance system.
That's what we put up with here. We don't need that type of stuff here.
That's what we put up with here. We don't need that type of stuff here.
Our dog was going crazy.
Our dog was going crazy.
She was gone the entire break, and she came back in time for the Sicily Island tournament. She's kind of read more
She was gone the entire break, and she came back in time for the Sicily Island tournament. She's kind of sluggish right now, but she has fit in real good with the program. We're very happy to have her.
We seem to have inherited our own Loch Ness monster in terms of being able to find this monitoring.
We seem to have inherited our own Loch Ness monster in terms of being able to find this monitoring.
How a farmer controls corn rootworm in Indiana really depends on what sort of pest pressure they face. In southern read more
How a farmer controls corn rootworm in Indiana really depends on what sort of pest pressure they face. In southern Indiana, most farmers wouldn't treat for it at all because there are very few corn rootworm larvae in that part of the state. In the moderate region in northeast and central Indiana, farmers may use soil insecticides or seed treatments for control. In the high pressure northwest corner of Indiana, most farmers use soil insecticides and some use seed treatments.