Suez Canal a Front Line of War and Lost Promise
A reflection on the Suez Canal since 1969 detailing its political use, stalled reopening, and refugee harms. It notes Egypt's blockage, few global victories, and the debate over expansion versus a new waterway. It highlights Suez City’s devastation, displaced residents, and the gulf between talks and peace.
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Look Alikes Save Space in Small Gardens
The article suggests using look-alike plants to maximize space for flowers and vegetables. It promotes combining low growing annuals with foliage to create colorful backgrounds, planting carrots behind flower borders, and using lettuce, parsley, and herbs as both ornament and edible crops. It also notes dwarf tomatoes like Pixie and Tiny Tim, and advises mix and match for efficient, attractive gardening. The piece ends with a book promotion for The Practical Book of Organic Gardening.
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Man Drowned After Current Sweeps Worker Under Barge
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