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With Spring just around the corner, these feature articles, news, websites and publications about lawn and garden might be useful.
Submitted by Jack Batterson
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Recipes for your Feb. 1 Super Bowl party.
This instantly checks your writing for grammar, punctuation, style, and much more.
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The 2014 Holiday Party was held on December 19th from 3:00 – 6:00 in the Ellis Library Reading Room. Guests from the MU Libraries and Jesse Hall brought dishes to share, and MULSA provided drinks. Tables were decorated by miniature trees, contributed by various departments.
Submitted by Rachel Brekhus, Humanities Librarian.
My parents, brother and sister all live in the Maryland suburbs of Washington DC, so when my husband and I visit there for the holidays, there are almost always at least two short trips away from my parents’ park-nestled street in Silver Spring, one to a museum and one to a beach or wildlife site on the Chesapeake Bay. This year's DC museum excursion was to the African American Civil War Memorial and Museum , followed by lunch at Ben’s Chili Bowl in the U Street Corridor, a longtime center of African-American cultural life in the nation’s capital.
Read more Rachel’s Christmas Eve Excursion in the U Street Corridor
Yelp uses automated software to recommend the reviews that should be the most helpful to the Yelp community. Like any automated software, it is not perfect and it will end up hiding some good reviews that get flagged by mistake. One needs to read these hidden reviews if he or she wishes to get the full picture. These hidden reviews are found at the bottom of each business page at the link named "other reviews that are not currently recommended." The reviews that really should be ignored are those with one or five star ratings and that do not give good reasons for the rating given. Also it is best to avoid those reviews that use words like "best/worse ever" Submitted by Jack Batterson
But what if your prospective home was the scene of a grisly murder? Now there’s a website that will tell you. The website has been running for a year and already lists 20,000 homes and apartments across North America. Users can also submit information on homes to the site.
Submitted by Jack Batterson
http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/Trafficinfo/
Traffic and road conditions nationwide.
Submitted by Jack Batterson
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