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    enemies. O course in thiscase hardscaping was com-pletely utilitarian.

    Another example o hard-scaping is the mystical

    Stonehenge o England.The mystery o these rocksis that though they are inEngland now, they actuallycame rom Whales, whichmeans that the builderssomehow transported theserocks over 200 miles. Thishas led to many theories oeverything rom aliens toastronomical miracles. Mostlikely these creators were

    just very dedicated (or well-paid) individuals committedto nishing the product.

    Nowadays, rom the SanJoaquin Valley o Caliorniato New Yorks Hudson Val-ley, landscaping and hard-scaping are now used orpersonal homes and com-mercial businesses as a way

    to improve the quality opeoples physical surround-ings and to give a sense onature in an increasinglymaterial world.

    Mayans lined walkways

    leading to their templeswith intricate plants and owers,the Romans created courtyardgardens within the boundarieso their properties or the enjoy-ment o their amily and riends,and royalty would plant prouseamounts o owers and trees asa symbol o their wealth.

    In the 17th century in Jamaica,slave plantation owners wouldline the walkways to theirmansions with Royal Palms.

    Throughout history, landscapingwas used as a sign o not onlybeauty, but also wealth, power

    and respect.

    Hardscaping is the use othe terrain itsel, or rocksand stones brought in romother places. Nowadays itsmostly just rocks and stonewalls or aesthetics, buthardscaping was also used orpractical purposes. The mostobvious example o this is theGreat Wall o China. Qin ShiHuang unied all the states o

    China in 221 B.C. and to blockinvasions rom the Xiongnupeople in the north, orderedthat the wall be built to helpprotect his new borders rom

    The History of Landscaping

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    Current Water Prices

    The bi-monthly chargesor a typical single-amilydomestic customer in theSan Diego area are:

    Base ee: $35.42

    First 14 HCF (hudred cu-bic eet) used are billed at

    $3.293 per HCF.

    Second 14 HCF used arebilled at $3.571 per HCF.

    Each HCF used ater theinitial 28 HCF is billed at$4.009 per HCF.

    The typical single-amilydomestic customer hasa 3/4-inch meter (somelarger homes may have

    a 1-inch meter). The totalbill is a combination othe monthly meter base.

    Shown above is a our-oot tall Buttery bush.It is cut down to thesoil at the end o theseason and grows thislarge by the end o thesummer. The butterieslove it (hence the name)

    but it is not particularlyragrant or us humans.This landscaping bushis enjoyed more or the

    visual aspects than theragrant aspects.

    To the let are the leaveso a Giant Bird o Para-dise, very common insouthern Caliornia land-scaping due to its anityor warm weather and

    shade-providing leaves.

    Typical Landscaping Shrubbery

    Whats NEW at Labahns

    While the economy hasafected everyone, espe-cially in Caliornia, Labahns is

    pleased to announce that it is

    still thriving as a small business.

    In act while most companies

    are downsizing, LB is actually

    looking to grow. Currently,

    Labahns is looking tp ll a

    position or Business Devel-

    opment Representative. David,

    an employee o several years, is

    stepping down rom his position

    to pursure a career in the culinary

    arts. The position would include

    mostly marketing or Labahns, as

    well as sales. I interested please

    send your resume and cover letter

    to [email protected].

    Riddle o theDay

    There was a green house

    Inside the green house therewas a white house

    Inside the white house there

    was a red house

    Inside the red house there

    were lots o babies

    (answer at bottom o page)

    Answer:awatermelon