Ric-VA-commenting on an older post. I have both and maybe JFK/Pascali(lost the nametag, so don't know if it's jfk/pascali) . PJPII fragrance is not as strong as sugar moon, but it's so Amazing in it's own way and so is the flower form and shape. Planted near the front door and I can smell it every time. Got this one from a nursery and it was already a lush looking plant-probably bare root planted maybe from Weeks. Sugar Moon, got own root fro RUnlimited in 2017, this year the small plant is valiantly putting out new branches and blooming non stop- It is never without a bloom(love it so far), came through our bad winter without any diebacks-there was no winter protection. SM has an amazing strong fragrance and so is the flower- it blooms slowly and the slow progression of the bloom lasts atleast a week, and then suddenly it goes from looking like an HT rose to a peony. I love both and they are special in their own way and worth buying. JFK / Pascali great looking HT flower, very slight fragrance(hard to tell, we had non stop rain), lots of new canes. Need to watch for black spot...My recommendation is ofcourse-Buy both of them. In the white category-I also have Bolero(too small, have not bloomed yet), Iceberg(bareroot, 1st year, loaded with buds but has not yet bloomed), LilyPons(cute with pointy petals, can't detect any fragrance, flowers which started of small are are getting bigger), rugosa alba-intensely pure rose fragrance(can smell it across the yard-suburban), miniature white rose from walmart- unknown but a bloom machine.

This actually takes quite a bit of time to look up, so for a lot of them that I know are on answersthatwork, I'm just going to refer you to that link - rather than just copy and paste here. Basically though, these things take up memory, and if you're short on memory it can slow things down. So if you don't need them to be running all the time, disable them. If you don't need them at all, uninstall the program itself. A lot of programs will start them up when the programs starts anyway, so they don't need to be running all the time. But some programs (like OneNote) do need to have them running, all the time. Here's my annotated response. By looking at the file path you can see which program they are associated with : C:\Program files\microsoftoffice\office14\bscsync.exe/delayservices For the ability to sync and cache external data on a SharePoint server. If you're not syncing to a server, you can probably disable it. c:\program files/commonfiles/adobe/arm/1.0\adobearm.exe. Read the description and recommendation on answersthatwork.com --Probably leave as is because it only runs at startup, then terminates. And it's important to keep Adobe Reader up to date for security reasons. c:\PF\CF\apple\appleapplication support\apsdaemon.exe Read the description and recommendation on answersthatwork.com c:\Program files/samsung/samsunglink\samsung link tray agent.exe "Samsung Link connects all your devices and storages in one place for integrated search and easy playback." Not sure about this one. c:\program files/bitdefender\bitdefender 2015\BDAgent.exe If you're using Bitdefender, leave as is. c:\Program files\itunes\ituneshelper.exe Read the description and recommendation on answersthatwork.com c:Program files\quicktime\QTTask.exe.-atboottime Read the description and recommendation on answersthatwork.com c:windows\system32\rundll32.exe.c:windows\system32\logilda.dll.logfetch Something to do with Logitech mice - not sure what to do with it though. c:program files\logitech\setpoint P\setpoint.exe launchgaming Read the description and recommendation on answersthatwork.com c:\program files\bitdefender\bitdefender2015\BDWTXAG.exe If you're using Bitdefender, leave as is. C:\users\user\appdata\local\theweathernetwork\weathereye.exe "Every minute you get the most up to date local forecasts, warnings, news, maps and more! WeatherEye shows forecasts of up to 5 days by default and 10 days." Are you using this ? If not, disable it or better, uninstall it. c:\users\user\appdata\roaming\smilebox\smileboxTray.exe "SmileBox is a photo sharing and social expression application intended for creating digital collages, invitations, slideshows, e-cards and scrapbooks for special occasions such as weddings and birthdays." Not sure, but probably disable it unless you really need it running all the time. Sounds a little fishy to me. c:\progra~1\micros~1\office 14\onenotem.exe/tsr Read the description and recommendation on answersthatwork.com -Kent

In the original thread, Moni had written, "I was working in schools in the inner city, were a lot of poverty level families live. If you are in an lower income bracket, you can qualify for a free lunch. ALL breakfast are free. We had three tiers. Free, reduced, and full pay students. The free was the BIGGEST group." My nephew is now 29 years old, so it has been quite some time since he was in school. When he was in school, he qualified for free lunches because his mother is a disabled, low-income single mother. The "free lunch program" is still in existence today. If the girl in the original story truly cannot afford to pay for lunch, even the small amount of $1.70, she would qualify for the FLP and wouldn't need to be pleading for free food from any of the cafeteria workers. As JemDandy said (also in the original thread), "I don't think this was about a single $2 event. The management could not allow a precedent to develop that free food is available if you 'work the system'. If they allowed this for one student, they would have to permit it for any student else they could be cited for favoritism." Kids in middle school range in age from about 12 to about 15. They can be very clever. One kid can score a free meal by telling a cafeteria worker that he/she has no money, then that kid tells his/her friends, who try it the next day or a couple of days later, and pretty soon there will be a whole mess of kids pleading for food from the cafeteria workers. Don't think it wouldn't happen. SeniorGal had commented (also in the original thread), "Seems to me that we need to know WHY the child needed a free lunch." I completely agree. If the child is from a family that cannot afford to pay for a hot lunch, the child would qualify for the FLP and wouldn't need to be cajoling a cafeteria worker into giving food for free. If the child had lunch money at the beginning of the day, but spent it on junk from the vending machines, should she be rewarded for her poor choices? (Maybe she still had the money in her pocket but didn't want to spend it on lunch, preferring to save it for something else.) As had been pointed out by other folks, the food was not the cafeteria worker's to give away. Also, in the OP of this thread, Moni included, "Students are allowed to charge up to $11.00, but workers can still give them some food if they exceed that limit, according to reports." I'm wondering the child at the center of this controversy had already charged $11 worth of food and was still asking for more free food. Yes, it's a shame (and to some folks, a crime) to throw away extra food at the end of the day. But that's not something that's going to be changed unless the school district's policy changes. That's something to be brought up at school board meetings. And food that has been allowed to sit out for an extended period of time would be deemed unsafe and shouldn't be given away to anyone to consume. This is such a hot-button issue because it involves food and children. Would your reaction have been the same if the story had been about a Post Office employee giving free stamps to a customer because the customer couldn't otherwise mail her Christmas cards? A final comment... The cafeteria worker is described in the original article as a "server." The people who are serving/handling food cannot handle money (because money is filthy). So, there would be another worker who was the cashier. Also, the story says that the server "handed the girl the food and told her they'd take care of it in a minute." The server did not offer to pay for the food until after she had been busted by her supervisor. The implication in this is that the server handed the student the food, and then had the student go directly to a table to eat, without going past the cashier. The server didn't tell the cashier, "It's okay, I'll pay for it as soon as I can take a break and get to my purse," nor did the cashier take money out of her own pocket and give it to the child to take to the cashier. So that implies that the server knew what she was doing was against policy.

I suspect Sister is not going to tuck-and-tie the tail. Because it is thinner, it will cook more than the rest of the tenderloin. Or maybe Sister will just buy a bag of tenderloin jerky and dump it on her plate 😂 I have eaten scallops multiple times and love them. However, the last several times I ate them, I noticed that the palms of my hands itched. So, I quit eating scallops. Other shellfish do not cause the same issue. Nevertheless, one day, I’m going to try scallops again…with a bottle of Benadryl close at hand, just in case. If my palms itch, then I think I’ll need to give up scallops for life. I love egg salad sandwiches. If I eat one, I’ll get an upset tummy, so I don’t eat them unless I’m prepared to deal with the consequences. But that does not make me allergic to eggs or even intolerant of eggs! I still eat food where eggs might be an ingredient. Oly, in the early days of the courtship, DN called and talked to me about his-now-fiancée. Only because I was asked, I pointed out some of the behavior that I thought was especially high maintenance (it goes way beyond eggs and well-done meat). He has chosen to proceed with the relationship in the face of the high maintenance (he’s not without his own quirks). I had my say, now I’ll smile, welcome her into the family, and cook eggless desserts.