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Sometimes I wonder what else can I do to be less dependant or more "green" in my garden.
I compost, keep chickens for eggs and fertilizer, have red wigglers for fertilizer, collect water, bury fish guts, grow approximately 50 fruits as well as veggies and herbs, share extras from my garden with others, prefer trading to buying, visit my local farmers market for things I dont grow, and hang clothes on the line in the garden.
What do you do? What might I be missing?
I think that you are right there. You've done a marvelous job at being green. There is no way for me to keep chickens nor collecting water or I would do the same... and am even considering testing the wrath of my HOA to try. LOL. Anyway. In addition to those things I compost, use (almost exclusively) organic fertilizers and bio-organic insect control. Mulching to conserve water, planting Florida natives or edibles that need less sprays and things from us. Using hand tools rather than gas powered and things of those nature are always great ways to increase our 'green factor' and you are doing great.
I'll keep my eye on this thread, too because it's always great to keep increasing our knowledge base!
I have been known to rescue little green lizards in the winter time. A little time on the heating pad and there as good as new. I figure I am saving a native creature and by saving him/her they'll eat more bugs and that equals less bug spray I have to use. Silly huh
I also keep chickens for eggs and fertilizer and I also compost. I generate almost all of my electricity from solar panels. I just bought eight 250 gallon plastic IBC tote tanks to catch rain water and I now have to set them up. I have an orchard of over 75 different fruit trees. I just put in a grape vineyard of around 20 grapevines. I grow over 50 blueberry plants in 30 gallon half barrel pots. I'm now building 8'wide by 24'long screen greenhouses over my raised garden veggie plots to keep the bugs out. What I don't or can't grow I buy from the local farmers market. I'm planting olive trees so I will be able to make my own biodiesel from the olive oil to run my diesel tractor, car, and farm utility vehicles & emergency generator.
We also keep chickens for manure, eggs and bug patrol. Also are keeping other various fowl (or they keep us lol). We free range the chickens and can really see and taste a differnce in the dark orange egg yolks. We vermicompost under the rabbit hutches and have regular compost bins.
If I do spray, I only use NEEM or use other organic measures. We do catch rainwater.
I am working on a fruit orchard, we have lots of citrus, figs, berries, grapes and working on more tropical fruit.
We have a huge garden and herb garden and I have learned to use a pressure canner and food dehydrator, etc. as well as have a commercial freezer. We process extra roosters and some muscovy ducks and make our own sausage. I am planning on getting a few dairy goats to make our own cheese and other dairy products and maybe goat's milk soap.
I am thinking about maybe keeping fish like tilapia or something that I can reproduce for food. I have read that tilapia isn't that healthy for you though, so still researching what I could raise in the south that would be healthier.
I would love to learn more about making bio diesel fuels. We also have a generator and some power inverters.
Dh is planning on making a still.
It would also be good if I grew an acre or so of stuff that I could feed our birds.
I have really grown to love this lifestyle of being more self sufficient and I think we are healthier for it. Even if the economy gets a lot better I will still keep up my growing my own and canning etc. It is really fun and you can really get a lot more variety than you can find at the stores.
Flgardener I dont grow many natives, probably should but there is only so much room and my edibles and orchids take up most of it.
Barbie there are some really pretty water containers these days just add a couple of stragic plants around they will never know what hit them. I would have been kicked out of any place who tried to tell me what I can grow or what colors I can use or that I wasnt allowed a rain barrel a long time ago ; D
Katkin I leave the mulched up grass clippings right there on the grass. Lazy mans way.
Christi that is sweet not silly!
Lou I live on a quater acre lot so I can only dream of some of the wonderful things you can do. I would love to add solar but it is so expensive and we are not that handy to do it ourselves.
Sultry I read up on keeping fish and was very interested but hubby nixed that idea quickly. If you go ahead with it I would love to hear your experience and maybe see a picture or two. I am also really enjoying being green. I believe it is much healthier way of life.
I wish I could find some people to trade fruits and vegies with. I give extras to the neighbors and they do the same but sometime I wish for things I dont grow. I really have to start canning. It seems like such a big undertaking that I haven't jumped in yet.
I have a few ducks & geese on the pond that I use for eggs,when I can find them.The wife has finally given me the green light for chickens,So I am going to build a large chicken tractor & move that around the property-I just have way too many predators here to let them free range.
I have a large pond stocked with channel catfish,bass,bluegill & baitfish.Like Sultry,I have also thought about adding tilapia,but not sure they would make it through the cold weather.Sultry,have you considered channel cats?I'm not sure how large your pond is,but they will take some extreme water temperatures.
I grow pretty much all our veggies/herbs.The only thing I buy are potatoes,as I can't grow enough for the year.I have 2 freezers for storing the harvest & make my own pickles & jams(I make the jams from wild blueberries,blackberries or the strawberries I grow)
I only add compost,bloodmeal,bonemeal & potash to the soil.I only use soapy water or BT for bug control & I collect my friends leaves & shred them to use as mulch.
I collect all the excess rain water that falls in an area of about an acre around the house.That flows into a retention area/large swale.I then pump the collected water into my pond as needed.I am also considering setting up another pump & using the pond water to irrigate the veggie garden,as it will be packed with nutrients.I currently use a second well for irrigation.
Talking abt. growing fish for eating, there was a long art. w/pics in the Times a few years back, this guy has set-ups to grow Tilapia in a tank, and has a screen affair suspended over the tank where edibles grow, using the water in the fish-tank for nutrients, the roots hang down into the water... and he is making kits that can be sent around the world to poor countries, so people can raise their own meat and vegetables, all-in-one... I thought it very ingenious and something we here could use, especially in poor neighborhoods,, Consumer's Digest lists Tilapia as one of the best fish....sally
I am impressed with everyone!! I try and be green but mine is a small scale effort: no pesticides, replaced St. Aug. grass with bahia and less lawn every year, trench compost all non-meat kitchen waste in the garden, blanched and froze lots of organic collards, made the yard more bird friendly by growing bamboo, use bamboo for stakes/trellises as well as pushpoles for the boat.
The cost of water has us using "island style" for flushing toilets :-)
Keiki-about the worms. Can we go away for 2 months and will they survive? I'd really like some worms but we take a long trip in the summer and put the yard on survival mode.
I'm such an 'organic' nut, my daughter's friends nicknamed me Mother Nature!
Denise I just started worm composting 2 months ago but from what I've read, they would be fine for a few weeks once you have the bin set up how they like it.
Katkin I wish PSL would allow chickens too. And our grass hasn't been growing enough to cut much. Know of any local sources for free mulch?
Sally the fish set up you described is called aquaponics. It is what I was looking into. Guess I will have to continue to let hubby catch our fish, at least for now.
Denise two months is longer than I have ever just left my worms to fend for themselves. I feed mine at least once a week and they need bedding which they compost after a while. I never paid attention to how often that is but its quicker in warm months.
Ok a few of you mentioned not being allowed to keep chickens so I will fess up. I live in an area where they are not allowed but a few chickens are pretty quite and easy to care for. One neighbor called code enforcement on me two times and I still have my girls. I will email anyone who wants more info. Oh and my other neighbors love the girls and help feed them and reap the benifits.
Jen check with your city and county for free mulch. Also many tree trimmers will give you wood chips free, just ask.
Does antone else bury fish guts? I mentioned it in my original post and not one of you have mentioned it.
I don't view it as being "green" as that is nothing more than a marketing campaign....like being green is driving an electric car that gets it's energy from burning coal. My "green" is simply being self reliant, a trait that is seriously lacking these days.
I grow about 350 fruiting trees/plants not including the bamboo and have 200 or so of those. I raise rabbits, quail and ducks. The rabbits feed the garden and my soil is jet black because of them with 8 foot tall jungle like tomato plants. If people would concentrate on building good soil they would not have to spray pesticide. My tomatoes have white fly on them now..I just ignore it as the plants are so thick and strong they just shrug it off. The garden scraps also feed the rabbits.
I don't use any pesticide in the vegetable garden at all.....I find it silly to slather plants in poisons. If you have to spray poison so that your plants can survive you are doing something wrong.
I love to fish and I do bury the fish guts in a way......like I said I have the rabbits, 7 does and 2 bucks and probably 100 young at any given time and under each cage is a half blue barrel the manure falls in to. The manure is heavily colonized by black soldier fly larvae (BSF). I simply drop the fish remains in to the barrels and in just hours, long before they can start to rot and smell they are devoured and all that is left is the bones. They can reduce a 30" grouper carcass to just bones in less than 12 hours.
The BSF larvae in turn feed the ducks and the ducks also patrol the garden snatching up bugs without the need to spray poison. The ducks supply meat and eggs though Lou keeps me well supplied in eggs:) I also raise earthworms and the ducks get those as well. Now starting to raise mealworms for the ducks also.
I get probably 10 truckloads of tree company trims a year delivered. Everything gets mulched which conserves the water and makes the ground cooler and richer.
I just got my electric bill for April, it is $18.46 (the basic hookup service charge plus tax).
Power used = ZERO Watt Hrs.
$18.00 basic service charge.
$0.46 Florida tax.
My carbon offset so far this year is 3.34 tons (the equivalent of saving 86 trees) Energy produced this year 4.97MWh
Cool post.
And I know this is old hat for many of you posting, but maybe for some reading, I wanted to mention rain barrels. I got mine free from the county and I have eaten tomatoes all winter that were irrigated with nothing more than rain water. Okay, I only had three plants this year - but there are only two of us, so I was still giving away tomatoes, mostly to the birds, but also to neighbors and friends. Had to freeze beans and broccoli too this year because we had too much. All with rain water.
Which brings me to low-till gardening, another thing many of you posting are probably doing, but something folks reading might now know about. I compost in place - it's sometimes called lasagna mulching. It's a great way to conserve resources. When I started my in-ground veggie bed, it had a couple inches of dark dirt and then sand below that. And my veggies were awful. Six years later, I have anywhere from 8 to 18 inches of nice rich dirt in the same bed. Some of that is the compost I've put on it from my composter, but most of it is composting in place, letting the area go fallow during the summer, stacking any yard trimmings there over the summer, dumping the pet hair I sweep out of the house and various other things that won't smell bad there. And then at the end of the summer spreading newspaper and mulch over all that mess of weeds and yard trimmings and leaving it for a few weeks. All that organic matter adds up.
And I don't need pesticides on a veggie bed that was simply beset with bugs five years ago. A previous poster was right - if your dirt is good, your plants are healthy and can survive pests.
For stuff that might smell or attract bugs, I head to the composter. But for anything that won't - like the pet hair I sweep up (because we have a giant dog and two cats) it all goes straight off the side of the deck into what we call the veggie bed.
As for smells, I've got a tumbler composter at the back of the yard (not a big yard - less than a quarter acre) and I've put shrimp heads, crab claws and even lobster remains in there. Sometimes it smells for a day or so, if you're right up next to it, but the bugs clean it up quickly. And when I've used my compost, I've never found a claw in it. But I figure my yard is healthier for that stuff.
For people who are not farming their entire yard, the Envirocyle tumbler composter is a wonderful thing. They take up very little space and compost quickly. I have two, so I can cycle them. I try to never throw away yard trimmings. And coffee grounds are golden in my house. Most of them go straight to the gardenia, but some make it to the composter.
It's taken me six years, but my yard is healthier than when I bought it for the effort. And the food we've eaten was healthy too. We're eating incredibly sweet late broccoli tonight.
I can't compost, we are on a canal just off a preserve and I have problems with critters as it is. If I compost that only draws them in all the more. We even get a bobcat. But I do have rain barrels.
I think Lou should get the award for being the greenist. I take my hat off to him. :o)
Lou,that is an amazing set up you have.Can you post a link to any threads you might have on installion.Approx how much is the upfront cost?I have the space to setup the panels,but was only going to use them for heating a pool & never even considered using them for the entire house/workshop.Many thanks,Darcy.
The initial outlay for my 10KW solar ground array was slightly under $46,000 total complete. I checked with Brett Emes at SEM for my neighbor and he can still hold to that pricing for an Enphase 10KW ground mounted system. I think Enphase is top of the line in solar.
The Florida rebate is $20,000
The Federal rebate is $14,500 (it comes off what you owe on your Federal Income tax bill)
Making my adjusted outlay $13,000
My monthly electric bill was approximately $450 in summer and $350 in winter. Using the lowest monthly service charge of $350 adds up to $4,200 per year making the solar system payoff for me around 3 to 4 years time (due to rainy days).
I used Solar Energy Management out of St Pete.
Here is a link that might be useful: Solar Energy Management
The pictures don't do justice to just how massive Lou's solar array is.
I let my dog poop wherever she wants in the yard and I don't pick it up.
I sweet talk the earth worms when I see them and apologize profusely if I maim or kill one when digging.
I drink 2-3 pots of Cuban coffee a day and the grounds go to my roses once a week. I am working up to 4 pots a day against the advice of my cardiologist.
I eat the home grown organic stuff my cool neighbor gives me.
I squash the crunchy little aphids off my roses instead of spraying...so far...but there aren't that many of them...but I am going to use the spray-the-%$#&-out-of-them-with-the-hose method when they get out of control.
But my REAL claim to organic fame is that I am world's best big sister to Eva Worden of Worden Farm in Punta Gorda (http://wordenfarm.com/) who would kill me if she knew I was bragging about her so don't tell her but definitely go by and tell her Gina sent you. :-)
Thanks Lou,My power bill is about half of yours,but even if it took me 8 years to break even,I like the idea of being self supplied with power.We loose power here with the lightest of storms,as some of the lines run directly through the forest.You have definately got me thinking,thanks again,Darcy.
Just under 12 feet wide by 60.5 feet long. Due to the tilt angle to the sun of 38 degrees, it stands 7.5 feet tall at the high point.
The array has 44 of the Sharp 240watt solar panels. Each panel has it's own micro inverter under the panel making it 96.5% energy efficient in the conversion of the solar panel DC current to AC house current.
240W x 44 panels = 10,560 watts DC x .965% conversion efficiency = 10.19KW AC power.
@Gina/wildmutt: I love your little sis's veggies (subscribed to the CSA for several years now) and use the scraps - there are not many - in my compost.
I am still trying how to figure out how to sneak chickens past my local code enforcement (and my husband!)
This is probably a "duh!" for you experienced gardeners, but it was "AHA!" for me:
I was whacking back some boxwood that are years and years old,and the composted stuff under there was amazing! I must have raked out the equivalent of ten bags (2 cubic ft each) of ready-to use compost.
If your plants are healthy (no bugs, funky-looking leaves, etc.) and have been there "forever" like my boxwoods, just get scooping under there and harvest that stuff for your plants that are hungry for compost.
Veteran organic gardeners, please let me know if my logic is flawed! (Let me down easy, huh?)
You guys are just amazing. I always learn so much when I get the opportunity to stop by. Thanks for starting this thread Keiki and, btw, I think we're in the same town and I've been thinking about trying to sneak in some chickens. I live on a corner with a 6 ft. wood fence so maybe no one would notice ;-)
My concern is compost and compost worms. Until recently after reading this I found most if not all compost and compost worms are not Green. article.http://hongkongwillie.blogspot.com/2012/04/compost-compost-tampa.html Compost and compost worms concern me. I used Horse Manure and bought Black cow from Lowes and Home depot. Found out most Horse farms worm each Horse once a month. Found links in this article describing the dangers of the wormers. Most large dairy farms used Hormones and medications because of the large numbers of cows.For most of the worm Farms that use this and the worms they sell ,which are from Europe. Most Manures are contaminated with all this. For years I composted cardboard,which was a big mistake. I have changed were I get my manure. Found a Farmer that only Lets his cows graze on grass and he does not use wormer. He also uses no Pesticides,herbicides on his pasture. This article was so helpful with all the links. Never again will I buy Compost with out finding out the source of what they start with. Never again will I buy worms from growers that do not care about raising a native worm to our State. Maybe I am on the way to be GREEN
I have been thinking about trying the BSF larvae. I read on a chicken forum how some people take a can of cat food and nail holes in it and hang it from a tree. The maggots fall from the can into a pan below and the chickens can feast on them.
Also saw a good thread recently on someone who took a plastic set of drawers and cut the bottom off the top one and hot glued screen onto it. Then they put meal worms in there and the eggs fall out the bottom through the screen. They raise the larvae and feed them to their birds.


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7 suiieiqet N B Application fiiedrebe ar s, 1927. Serial no. 166,716.
.My invention relates -to surgical instrunen-ts and particularly to a suture placer.
A surgeon frequently {finds it necessary to place sutures in various par-ts, ca vi'tie sand recesses of thebody, in order tose wgup wounds. tie bleeding blood vessels and so forth. In deep cavities this has been a very diflicult operation. Generally a surgical needle and needle-holder has been used, but these curved needles sometimes break while held in the holder and forced through the tissues. Such accidents may have serious consequences because facility and speed are of'the utmost importance in surgical operations, and especially in the case of a hemorrhage.
My invention meets this need, providing a means for placing sutures in the tonsil fossa in connection with tonsillectomy. With my devices a hole is made in the tissues and as the instrument is withdrawn a cloubled'thread is pulled through this hole and when it projects far enough is easily released from the instrument. It is then in position for readily tying over the bleeding vessels to stop the hemorrhage.
In the accompanying drawings illustrating a preferred form of my invention:
Figure 1 is a side view of my instrument ready for use.
Figure 2 is a similar view showing the ends of the thread frictionally held by the instrument.
Figure 3 is an enlarged detail showing a thread drawn upwardly in a long loop.
Figure 4 is a detail showing the initial contact of the thread and needle, partly in section.
Figure 5is an enlarged sectional view showing the tapered slot in one handle.
Figure 6 is another enlarged sectional view of this handle.
In these drawings 11, 12, represent plvotally connected members of a pair of forceps provided with a needle-like member 13 extending from the face of the member 12 in the direction of its companion 11. The needle 13 is provided with an outwardly open eye 14;.
The member 11 is provided with a slot 15 to permit the passage of the needle 13, and with a transverse slot 16 of less depth than slot 15 for holding a surgical thread and guiding it into the eye 14 of the needle. This is clearly shown in Fig. 4.
The handle portion of the member is extended outwardlyat 17 and provided with a tapered .slot'18 and atransverse slotalt) extending entirely throng-lithe handle.
1 Two ways of using the instrument .are .s1 0wn.-n1 both of. which 5 the surgical thread; 20is placed in the slot ilfiwan'd is yieldingly held either as in Fig. 1 by the surgeon looping the ends of the thread around a finger to control the tension, or as in Fig. 2 in which these ends have been passed through the slot 19 and wedged into the slot 18. A nurse may thread the instrument ready for use as shown in Fig. 2, in which case the surgeon may regulate the tension by loosening the thread in the slot 18 and pressing the thread against the inside of the thumb piece. By forcing the needle through the tissues at the point at which a suture is needed, a hole is made through which a loop of thread is drawn, see Fig. 3, by opening the forceps, and when sufficiently exposed for grasping, the thread is released from the forceps through the eye 14 and slot 16. The surgeon quickly completes the suture by tying the ends of the doubled thread.
Modifications of the form illustrated, within the scope of the claims may obviously be made, whereby special needs or preferences may be met.
\Vhat I claim is:
1. In a surgical instrument, the combina tion with a pair of jaws, of a needle extending from the face of one aw in the direction of the companion jaw and provided with a transverse suture receiving notch, the com panion jaw being provided with a needle receiving recess and an outwardly open transverse slot adapted to form a suture holder duringthe operation of the instrument.
2. In a suture placer, the combination with a needle member provided with a transverse suture receiving notch and a coacting abutment member provided with a needle receiving slot and a transverse suture holding slot which holds a suture during the operation of the suture placer.
3. In a device of the class described, the combination with a forceps member provided with a needle receiving slot, a transverse thread guiding slot and means for yieldingly holding a thread, and a needle provided with a transverse thread receiving notch mounted to pass into said needle receiving slot.
4. In a device of the class described, the combination with a forceps member provided with a needle receiving slot, a transverse thread guiding holding slot and a tapered thread holding groove at another point, and a companion forceps member integrally united with a needle member having a transverse thread receiving notch.
5. In a device of the class described, the combination with a forceps member provided with a distally open needle receiving slot, a distally open transverse thread holding slot of less depth than said needle slot, a handle of said forceps member provided with a tapered thread. holding slot and at another point with. a transverse slot passing entirely through a loop of said handle, and a companion forceps member provided with a needle having an inclined face and a transverse thread receiving notch.
6. In a suture placer, the comliwination with a needle member provided with a distally slotted eye, of a co-aeting abutment member provided with a needle receiving slot and a transverse thread holding slot.
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I love you, old bathrobe, but there's a younger one...
I don't want to sound mysterious, but I am a man in transition.
I am undergoing a major change, a mutation from one phase of my life to another.
This is hard for me to say, but I am poised to swap my old green bathrobe, which my wife made for me many years ago, for a brand-new blue bathrobe, which my wife gave me for Christmas this year.
If you happen to be a guy of my gender, you will know how difficult, how emotionally draining it is to part ways with an old bathrobe -- a truly masculine garment that has stood by you through thick and thin, through good times and bad, through more Grey Cups and Stanley Cups and daytime game shows than you can count -- and replace it with a brand-new bathrobe, a complete and utter sartorial stranger.
Old-school guys like me become physically and emotionally attached to care-worn bathrobes. It's the same story with our lucky underpants. They bring us comfort and don't judge us for our slovenly ways or our less-than-Olympian physiques.
I am not ashamed to say it -- I love my old ratty green bathrobe. It is easily the single piece of clothing I wear the most. Whether I'm sitting at the home computer racking my brain for professionally amusing thoughts, chatting on the radio with local talk-show personalities or reclining on the couch in the den to watch sports highlights on TV, this green bathrobe has been my wardrobe item of choice for more than a decade.
Technically speaking, there's not much of this bathrobe left to look at. After years of hard service warming and protecting my valuable anatomical components, it has been reduced to about a dozen or so fraying shards of terry towel that are cinched together at my rapidly expanding waist by a threadbare green belt.
Imagine the kind of shredded bathrobe the Incredible Hulk would wear and you'll know exactly what I'm talking about.
Even in this decayed state, however, it serves me well. When my college-age daughter forgets that I am the ruler of our domestic domain, I threaten to humiliate her when her friends come over by answering the door in what remains of my green bathrobe.
"Hello," I tell her I will proudly proclaim, my tattered garment flapping in the breeze, "I am Kayleigh's dad!"
But this Christmas, my wife gave me a replacement bathrobe, a fuzzy blue one. It is a fine robe, other than the fact it wants to usurp the role of my beloved old robe.
Unlike my old robe, the new one is extremely short, meaning it would be perfect for someone built along the lines of the Mayor of Munchkinland, but for a tall, husky guy like me, it threatens to leave one's (how shall we say this?) dangly bits drifting in the wind, so to speak.
So I am feeling somewhat bittersweet about this transition. You know how it is when, for years, you go to the same bar and you become friends with the bartender and he knows just what you like to drink and never annoys you with stupid jokes or blathers on about politics, then one day you walk in and instead of your regular bartender, there's a stranger behind the bar, a guy you've never met before.
Eventually, you'll probably be friends with the new bartender, too, but that's not the point. The point is your life has changed forever and, well, it takes a little time to get used to the notion that you have to leave the past behind and embrace something new, something different.
I guess I'm saying that some day soon, with manly tears in my eyes, I will put on my new blue bathrobe and face up to the fact that nothing stays the same forever.
Because, in case I didn't mention it already, my wife also gave me a new wallet for Christmas.
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Francisco Reiguera (November 9, 1899 – March 15, 1969) was a Spanish actor who is best known for playing the title role in Orson Welles' unfinished film version of Don Quixote.[1] He also appeared in the films Simon of the Desert (1965), Major Dundee (1965) and Guns for San Sebastian (1968).[2]
- ^ Cowie, Peter. "The Cinema of Orson Welles." 1973, A.S. Barnes & Co.
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UV–Visible properties of oxicams in solution: A TD-DFT and experimental study
Article first published online: 30 JUL 2012
DOI: 10.1002/qua.24298
Copyright © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
International Journal of Quantum Chemistry
Special Issue: Mexican Theoretical Physical Chemistry Meetings
Volume 112, Issue 22, pages 3637–3645, 15 November 2012
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Franco-Pérez, M., Reyes-García, L. I., Moya-Hernández, R. and Gómez-Balderas, R. (2012), UV–Visible properties of oxicams in solution: A TD-DFT and experimental study. Int. J. Quantum Chem., 112: 3637–3645. doi: 10.1002/qua.24298
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- Issue published online: 16 OCT 2012
- Article first published online: 30 JUL 2012
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ULYSSES Readalong Book 9: Scylla and CharybdisMarch 23rd, 2015
Soundtrack to today's chapter: "Wrapped Around Your Finger" by the Police, since it names Scylla and Charybdis.
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I feel like a bad moderator, but I did not enjoy this week's reading. I felt good about last week's book 8, felt like I understood it and enjoyed the time in Bloom's head. This week, though, we're back in Stephen Dedalus' head, and I don't like it there.
Stephen's something of a self-satisfied intellectual ass, and he and the others spent the book discussing Shakespeare and Aristotle and Plato and the intellectual wanking exhausted me. I wanted to run into the room, kick them all in the shins and run out again in a childish bid to bring them back to earth.
I read book 9, then read SO MANY PAGES of Gifford's notes on the book 9, then read the summary and analysis at Schmoop.com, and I'm not sure I have much more to offer you than:
Stephen and some of his friends sit around and pontificate on theories about Shakespeare.
I'm a Shakespeare geek. I love Shakespeare and enjoy nerdish discussions about who wrote the plays, and who was the model for which character. I did not enjoy them here, though. Stephen and the others lack a humor, lack the earthy realism of Shakespeare (and Bloom) that allows me to connect to the plays, their author, and dicussions about them.
What I believe we're supposed to take away is that both intellectualism and earthy realism are important, that art can (and should?) be based from life, and that Stephen is trying to figure out how to make art based on life. (Hint: get out of your head.)
What did everyone else think?
Join us next week on 3/30/15 for Book 10: The Wandering Rocks. The schedule for the rest:
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6/15/15 discuss and tweet section 18
6/16/15 Bloomsday!
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Following idiots it cause me to have a high death ratio despite my outstanding plays
The most important aspects of a jungler:
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i put wards up and then get ranked anyway -.-
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I have two major problems.
First, lack of map awareness. As someone who frequently jungles. >.>
Secondly, if I'm not playing a bruiser/initiator (which I usually am) I get very timid about teamfighting, waffling around the edges of the fight.
I can only really play support... and I have almost every champ.
So yeah... I can't jungle or carry. :<
Lack of patience.
I watch enough streams / read enough threads to understand what I should be doing in a game. The problem is I can't stand passive lanes. So if I see an opportunity I tend to leap on it, even if further examination would have shown their jungler was mia, a nearby ward just died, its bait, or my allies are out of position etc.
I don't do that all the time, but every so often I just lose my patience entirely and move into positions / attacks I shouldn't.
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Lane mechanics. In unfavorable matchups I lack the adaptability to cope (except in the case of Singed, I win every matchup with Singed). With AP mids, I play too aggressively or too passively depending on the situation. I don't exploit situations to their potential; I usually realize after it's too late- "oh I could have killed their jungler there", or "damn, his flash was down I could have killed him if I flashed in there" or even worse "wow, I didn't flash there because I didn't expect Xin to do 10 million @#$#ing damage"
I also have trouble with trading bot-lane, I underestimate the damage and mechanics of some supports and get myself punished because of it.
That's it really... I have a really good knowledge of team fighting and positioning; my ability to start favorable fights and to never die as ADC are very well developed.
I spam the Caps Lock button, constantly. All the while I'm playing, I'm always subconsciously mashing my Caps Lock non-stop. :P
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March 20, 2015 --
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Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) has agreed to pay $950,000 to settle a medical negligence lawsuit after a dental resident permanently damaged a woman's mental nerve while trying to extract an ankylosed primary tooth.
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BOSTON - Dentists overestimate patients' anxiety about dental treatment but underestimate their desire for sedation and general anesthesia, according to a presentation on March 13 at the International Association for Dental Research (IADR) 2015 General Session.
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Most dental practices have websites now, but many of them fail to take advantage of their potential for attracting new patients. The impression your website creates will probably make the difference between receiving a call for an appointment and never hearing from a prospective patient, according to Dr. Roger P. Levin.
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"Brandon inspired us all," Mike Pardo, chief operating officer at The Phoenix Restaurant Group (which runs The National Exemplar), said in a press release. "We're proud to be participating in Great Food for a Great Cause and hope we can make a difference in the fight against head and neck cancer."
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"Great Food for a Great Cause is timely as April is Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Month. We're working hard to shine a light on this terrible disease," Karen Gromada, Brandon's mother and chair of the board of his foundation, said in the same press release. "We're thrilled The National Exemplar continues to honor Brandon's memory by raising funds to fight head and neck cancer."
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Reports: NKorea missile launchers came from China
TOKYO Japan has evidence that a Chinese company exported to North Korea vehicles capable of transporting and launching missiles, in possible violation of U.N. sanctions, Japanese media reported Wednesday.
China called the reports inaccurate, and denied violating any U.N. restriction.
The U.S., which has previously said it took China at its word that it was complying with the sanctions, said Wednesday that in recent weeks it has raised with Beijing allegations that Chinese companies assisted North Korea's missile program.
According to the Japanese reports, four of the vehicles were shipped from Shanghai to North Korea last August aboard the Harmony Wish, a Cambodian-flagged cargo vessel. Japanese authorities tracked the ship by satellite, and searched it after it had delivered its cargo, when it transited through Japan the following month, the reports said.
Such vehicles - called TELs, for transporter, erector, launcher - became the focus of international attention when North Korea displayed what looked like several of them during a military parade in its capital, Pyongyang, in April.
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- International Journal of Legal Medicine
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- Volume 1 / 1922 - Volume 129 / 2015
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- 0937-9827
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- 1437-1596
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- Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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