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Arugula is exhibiting interveinal chlorosis, while no other plants are showing much of a deficiency of anything. I'm thinking I need more Mg or Fe, but I haven't found any evidence that it needs more than any of the other varieties in the system and would rather not add it if it's not the problem here.
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Hi - I just canned some quarts of corn following the BBB recipe...
when I put the cans IN the canner, there was boiling water covering the corn. When I pulled the cans OUT of the canner, the liquid was only 1/2 - 3/4 of the jar.
Did I mess up?
It happens sometimes. Some of your liquid boiled out.
As long as all your jars sealed, you're fine. Use the ones with the least liquid first as the corn that isn't covered will start to turn color faster. It's still OK to eat, just unattractive! If you have jars that don't seal, you need to refrigerate within 24 hours and eat soon! Or freeze the contents.
It is common if you let your pressure get too high or if you let the steam pressure off too quickly. I know 10 lbs. can be hard to maintain - takes some finess with the stove knob. ;)
But letting the pressure fall off naturally by adjusting the heat source rather than using the pressure release valve to reduce pressure keeps the liquid in the jars rather than forcing it out into the cooker.
Pressure canning is kinda like walking a tightrope sometimes. ;)
When canning corn you fill the jar with corn and add boiling water with a little headspace. If the pressure was a little high, might explane some loss. However, the problem probably was the corn was over ripe and it absorbed some of the liquid. When I cann corn by itself or with tomatoes, It comes out just like I put it in.
My pressure canner uses 2-3 inches in the bottom too. I've never seen one using less.
I don't can corn as I don't like the "overcooked" flavor, so I'm not much help.
I have the freezer space and prefer it that way. Just a personal preference.
My pressure canner also calls for at least "3 inches minimum" and I have never seen one that called for any less either. 1/4 to 3/8" of water isn't much especially for corn that takes 1 hour and 25 minutes at 10 pounds. Seems like you'd be cooking in a dry pot.
By hot packing the corn you can eliminate much of the problem of losing liquid. I use the same liquid I heat the corn in to fill the jars. I put corn loosely in the jars only to the first bend in the shoulder and fill with liquid.
I mark a spot on the stove knob so I know where the correct jiggles are. I have been using the same mark for years. Sometimes it's 4, sometimes 6 or 8 jiggles. I call it a quiet steady jiggle.
The more you adjust the flame the more liquid you will lose. By the time you get the correct jiggles, your time is up. Relax
If the water boils out too quickly, it could be due to too much heat (makes sense?) while in the pressure canner. I do know that after it starts to vent steam, the heat must be regulated to keep its steam to a very low amount. If its jetting out fast, it may be too hot and thats when the water inside gets lost.
Unless I am incredibly wrong: She is talking about the water in the jars escaping- not the water in the canner.
Kterlep- When it happened to me I was told to not worry as it happens. But I think digdirt suggested you use the lowest first- that's a good idea as the exposed corn will probably brown.
on a side note- have you tried freezing corn? My mom and I freeze corn every year. It is so much easier than canning. It only gets cooked for 4-5 minutes so you don't have to worry about it tasting over cooked- ours taste just like when it was fresh on the cob. We use a vaccum sealer (a comercial one- but any you can find at walmart will work) It makes the packaging very small. I store mine in a plastic shoe box in the freezer, come december when it is cold and summer is practically forgotten we will open a package nuke it for a few minutes and yummy fresh tasting corn. You should try it!
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You're right bluejean - the original question was about water boiling out of the jars, NOT out of the pressure cooker itself. ;) The thread got a bit side tracked with the post that only 1/4 inch of water was needed in the canner itself - I think that may have caught some of us off-guard.
I have spent some hours now searching on the web and in my Ball book plus the old Kerr book I have and some other books on preserving produce. Every single source I've been able to find recommends 2-3 inches of water as a minimum requirement (prior to putting the jars in) regardless of the brand or size of the pressure cooker. But maybe other brands have different requirements.
Like you, I much prefer to freeze corn but have had the liquid forced out of jars of stewed tomatoes and green beans when I haven't monitored the pressure as closely as I should have. Does no real harm as long as the jar seals but I can see how it could be worrisome to some relatively new to the process.


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Lesbian Joke Divides Marcia And Jan Brady?
Apparently, Maureen McCormick, who played Marcia Brady on the iconic show The Brady Brunch, is upset that her (formerly) close friend, Eve Plumb, has cut her out of her life. McCormick has said that Plumb, who played Jan Brady on the show, is trying to distance herself from McCormick and The Brady Bunch. The kicker? McCormick believes it is over a joke she told that she and Plumb had a lesbian affair during the taping of the show. And according to McCormick, Plumb has gone so far as to refuse to appear on none-other-than The Oprah Winfrey show in a reunion with the other cast members.
Affleck Suffering Estrogen Overload, Needs Son Now
You and me and baby makes three, or four in the case of the celeb super-star family headed up by Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner. But it's not enough for Ben, whom In Touch Weekly reports (via celebitchy.com) is suffering from "estrogen overload." A lesser man might settle for a cat, but not Ben: desperate for a son to call his own, he and Jen are now apparently consulting fertility doctors to produce a male heir. While Ben's longing is completely understandable, to some it might seem that employing the kind of high-tech sex-selection techniques that fertility doctors offer might border on extreme.
Beckham And Tom Cruise: Officially A Bromance
A new book, The Beckham Experiment, chronicles David Beckham's splash onto the US scene. In addition to some topsy-turvy fits and starts with the LA Galaxy, the book's author, Grant Wahl, discusses Beck's inclusion in the Hollywood circuit. Most notably his bromance with Tom Cruise. Very interesting.
Obama Caught Admiring 16-year-old's Booty
Barack Obama was caught checking out the well-rounded backside of Mayara Tavares, a 16-year-old Brazilian girl at the G8 summit in Italy yesterday. The moment, caught on film, is the subject of major criticism in America as well as France, whose president Nicolas Sarkozy participated with Obama in the admiration...but, we say, come on people. These guys are just guys, and it was a nice butt.
Jon & Kate: He's Off To Paris With 23-year-old GF
Jon Gosselin is rubbing his affair in Kate's face. A new report suggests that Jon's 23-year-old girlfriend is hanging out with the kids and planning a European vacation with her big daddy, while Kate is upset that he's bringing his mistress around their children. Meantime, Kate's in Hollywood having meetings. Just what will her future bring?
A-list Links: Which Young Couple Plans To Adopt?
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Did A John Edwards Aide Tape Him Cheating?
Since not enough people think John Edwards is an irredeemable sleaze, apparently, he's now attacking former aide Andrew Young for allegedly surreptitiously videotaping Edwards and his mistress, Rielle Hunter, knocking boots.


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Austria is not going to buy the Modern art collection of the entrepreneur Karlheinz Essl, the country's minister of culture announced yesterday, 2 April. He had offered to sell his 7,000-piece collection, most of which is housed in the Essl Museum near Vienna, to raise money to inject into his struggling DIY store chain bauMax.
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Conover hasn't yet decided whether to change course on its plan for a federally-funded bike and snowmobile trial.
The Conover Town Center was packed and tempers flared last night during a special town board meeting called to discuss allowing ATVs on part of the trail route.
An ATV trail in Conover would connect trails between Eagle River and Phelps. But silent sport enthusiasts were concerned that motorizing the trail would be a danger to bikers, pedestrians, and equestrians alike.
The public will have a few more chances to give input before ATVs are allowed on the Woodboro Lakes Wildlife Area near Rhinelander.
The state Natural Resources Board has postponed a decision on ATV access for a specific trail, opting instead to first develop a master plan for the property.
DNR property planner Tom Watkins says that will allow managers to take a broader look at how the property should be used long term.
The town of Conover may reconsider its plans to build the first leg of a bike trail connecting Conover with Phelps. The move comes alongside Vilas County's push to explore more ATV route options.
Conover town board members are scheduled to discuss Wednesday whether to back out of an 850-thousand dollar bike path and snowmobile route.
Funding has already been lined up from the Department of Transportation and local snowmobile clubs.
Eagle River is looking into a plan to allow ATVs on some downtown streets.
Eagle River Mayor Jeff Hyslop says a committee is figuring out a proposal that would detail specific routes.
"At this point no decisions have been made except coming up with a plan for it, and at that point people will have something to vote on."
"At this point no decisions have been made except coming up with a plan for it, and at that point people will have something to vote on."
The town of Lincoln is also looking into allowing ATVs on town roads.
A UTV accident in the town of Little Rice has left a Rhinelander man dead.
52-year-old Richard T. Johnson was killed when his UTV apparently left the roadway when going around a curve on Gobbler Lake Road, northwest of Tomahawk.
According to the Oneida County Sheriff's Office, the accident happened on Saturday night at about 10:40 pm.
A woman passenger was also injured and was transported to a Wausau hospital.
Her name has not been released.
Vilas County is likely to see ATVs on some stretches of county property.
The Vilas county board voted 14-5 last night to approve an ordinance which will allow the town of Phelps to use a section of County Highway A to extend town ATV trails. The decision effectively overturns a 2004 referendum vote in which a majority wanted no county ATV trails, as well as a subsequent county board resolution banning ATVs on county properties and roads.
The Vilas county board voted 15-4 last night to amend the county's land use plan to allow motorized trails on county land and roads. The vote is a victory for those seeking to overturn a 2004 referendum vote where a majority wanted no county ATV trails and a subsequent county board resolution banning ATV's on county properties and roads.
Lac du Flambeau officials are wrapping up an environmental assessment of a proposed ATV/UTV trail. The Lakeland ATV Club wants to build a trail that would pass through the reservation.
Lac du Flambeau spokesperson Brandon Thoms says the proposed trail would be about 23 miles long.
"It runs from the Oneida county border of the reservation – which would be the southwest corner of the reservation – east to the Woodruff Arbor Vitae area."
Willow Flowage roads may see more ATVs and UTVs. The DNR's Natural Resources Board has approved an amendment that increases motorized vehicle access.
Thomas Shockley is the DNR's Willow Flowage Forester.
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With ATV deaths hitting a high mark this year, ATV safety certification may be more important than ever.
Oneida County Sheriff's Department helps put on ATV safety classes four times a year. Deputy Brad Fogerty says his classes emphasize rules and regulations.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 review: Testing the stylus-toting tablet
Samsung's new tablet is all about the S Pen -- but is a standout stylus enough to make this a winner?
Too many devices these days suffer from Yet Another Android Tablet Syndrome: They're OK but unremarkable -- and in a sea of similar-looking slates, they end up blending into the pack and drowning in obscurity.
With its new Galaxy Note 10.1, Samsung is fighting to avoid that fate. The Galaxy Note 10.1, announced initially in February and then introduced to the market last week, relies on a stylus -- an S Pen, as Samsung calls it -- to provide distinctive features. The product builds upon the concept introduced with the company's 5.3-in. Galaxy Note phone -- a device that, despite initial skepticism, has sold 10 million units worldwide, according to Samsung's recent estimates.
So does the new Note 10.1 deliver? I've been using the tablet extensively for the past several days to find out. After all, the Android tablet market is a crowded space, and top-notch tablet experiences are now available for as little as $200. The mere presence of a 10-in. screen is no longer enough; if Samsung expects people to drop $500 to $550 for a 16GB or 32GB tablet, respectively, it had better be a fantastic product to use.
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I won't beat around the bush: The Galaxy Note 10.1 doesn't make the best first impression. The tablet -- which is 0.35 in. thick and weighs 1.3 lb. -- feels plasticky and cheap, more like a budget product than a premium device. The rear casing flexes with the slightest bit of pressure from your fingertips. Compared to the impressively sleek tablets available at the same price, like Asus's Transformer Pad Infinity, for example, the Galaxy Note 10.1 has an almost toy-like build.
The body, unfortunately, isn't the only thing about the Note 10.1 that underwhelms. The tablet's 1280 x 800 LCD screen is OK but not great -- certainly a far cry from the high-definition displays available on other comparably priced devices, such as the aforementioned Transformer Pad Infinity or Acer's Iconia Tab A700. From a $500 tablet today, I expect far better.
The Galaxy Note 10.1 has two OK-but-not-great cameras: a 5-megapixel shooter on the back and a 1.9-megapixel camera on the front. With most tablets, I don't worry too much about camera quality -- honestly, how often do you hold up a giant slate to capture important photos? -- but given Samsung's emphasis on artwork and content creation with the Note, its less-than-stellar specs could be worth, well, noting.
The Note 10.1 has a power button and volume rocker on its top, as well as a microSD slot, an infrared blaster to control your TV via a prepackaged app called Peel and a 3.5mm headphone jack. The tablet's bottom has a slot for the S Pen stylus and a proprietary charging port. If you want to connect any USB devices to the Note or plug it into a TV via HDMI, you'll need special adapters; Samsung sells them for $30 and $40, respectively. (Though the Samsung site lists the adapters as being for the Galaxy Tab, company reps assure me they're compatible with the Galaxy Note as well.)
The new Galaxy Note has two front-facing speakers flanking its screen. I found the sound quality to be quite good, relatively speaking; the fact that the speakers face frontward makes a noticeable difference compared to the side or rear placement many tablets use.
Under the hood
Samsung's Galaxy Note 10.1 has some impressive-sounding hardware under its hood: The tablet runs on a quad-core 1.4GHz Exynos processor along with a full 2GB RAM.
Given those specs, it's surprising how inconsistently the Note performed. Once again, the device proved itself to be OK but not great: I experienced plenty of lagginess and stuttering even in basic tasks like swiping between home screens and opening and closing the app drawer. System animations were jerky at times instead of being smooth and crisp like they should be, particularly with the kind of power this device is packing. All considered, it's hard to blame anything but Samsung's bloatware for those problems (more on that in a bit).
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Pumpkin seed my son...
My son started a pumpkin seed this last week... I know it is to early... is there any way of saving this until I can plant it out side... It sprouded a few days ago.
Thanks I'm new... I live in MN
I'm afraid that would be VERY difficult. That plant would normally reach about 4-5' long and begin flowering in about 6 weeks. You'll be hard pressed to give it enough light, and it would require quite a large pot. Better to stand by with more seeds and help him plant in May.
If you are desperate you might be able to slow its growth down by keeping the temp low. But, how long before you are getting consistently warm temps in MN? I would think you have to make it all the way to May, correct?
If you have a greenhouse, you are in business, although it would end up taking up a huge amount of space. You could trellis it indoors to save some floor space.
I would imagine a cold frame would be both way too small and way too exposed, even at this point in the year to do much good.
Looks like the best option is to teach your son a lesson about planting time. I understand. I have had the itch to garden since December. I've occupied my time with plans, varieties, and architectural additions to my garden (new boxes and trellises this year!). Every opportunity is a chance to learn something. Don't let this one get by without your son learning some valuable lessons. He apparently (with guidance) has successfully gotten a plant to grow from seed. Depending on his age, that can be HUGE! If he's older, you could break apart the roots later and check the growth pattern of the roots. Everybody sees the tops, but the roots are usually out of view. You could teach him about the role of the roots and how truly vital they are to plant development and fruit set.
While he may be upset with losing his pumpkin, you may be able to really ignite a passion for gardening by showing him elements of growth that he wouldn't normally get to see.


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Earlier in this blog I've confessed my darkest secret as a marine scientist: I get seasick. So my biggest fear of the Bering Sea is what the Bering Sea is fond of doing often — getting rough with the boats that dare to ply its waters. Yesterday, things got a bit rough for the Esperanza. A major front pushed through and seas kicked up from nearly flat to a confused sea state — wind-driven waves 4-5 feet heading one direction, a much larger swell, Penny the boatswain noting swells up to 12 feet, heading at a 45 degree angle. The result made for a rough ride. Awakened at 4am, I dashed up to my hideout, the video editing room, to make sure that our precious data stored inside several hard drives, were secured. I added some bungee to keep things from sliding. I tried to return to sleep, but it was fitful. [Read more…]
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Thanks to great weather, state-of-the-art equipment and a top-notch crew, it has been a productive weekend for the team aboard Esperanza which arrived on site at Pribilof Canyon Saturday morning (July 28) when David Guggenheim and Michelle Ridgway made the first tandem dive in two DeepWorker submarines into Pribilof canyon to a depth of just over 1,000 feet and began to document a fascinating diversity of life, including a variety of corals, anenomes, sponges and fish. On Sunday, the ship visited a second site in Pribilof Canyon where John Hocevar and Timo Marshall completed a successful tandem dive, documenting more corals and successfully collecting a number of specimens with DeepWorker's manipulator arm for analysis by scientists around the world.
Already, the Greenpeace-led team has accumulated nearly 16 hours of bottom time (8 hours per sub), more than all of the previous research done in this region combined. The subs' high-definition video cameras have already collected over 120 Gb of data. The subs are performing linear transects which will then be analyzed on the video. Twin lasers spaced 20 cm apart allow accurate analysis of the size of organisms encountered. [Read more…]
I Go First
When I used to teach marine science at Seacamp, a wonderful marine science camp in the Florida Keys, I always tried to impress upon my students (especially the ones reluctant to get into the water) that I always saw something new every time I went diving or snorkeling. This axiom has held true my entire life, but with a submarine and the deep waters it reaches, it seems that I see something new every 5 minutes. [Read more…]
Whales Everywhere!
We departed Dutch Harbor at 4pm Alaska Time today. It's after 11pm now, still plenty of daylight, as we head north to Pribolof Canyon for our first dive in the morning. I'll be one of the pilots, so I hope to get some sleep soon. As we headed north away from the Aleutians, there was a steady stream of announcements from the bridge over the intercom: "Whales, port side. Whales, starboard side. Whales, off the bow." Humpback whales in groups of ten. We also saw fin whales. [Read more…]
Esperanza Sets Sail from Dutch Harbor: Bering Sea Expedition Under Way
The Expedition to the Bering Sea officially got under way as the M/V Esperanza departed Dutch Harbor, Alaska on Friday, July 27 at 4pm Alaska Daylight Time. The Esperanza will steam through the night — for roughly 15 hours — to its first destination, Pribolof Canyon near the Pribolof Islands in the Bering Sea. The first DeepWorker dives are scheduled for Saturday morning.
In June, an international team of researchers and conservation specialists recently completed a week of intensive training and preparations for this Greenpeace-led expedition to Alaska's Bering sea. The Esperanza is carrying two manned submersibles, a remotely-operated vehicle (ROV) and the research team to the Bering Sea for a three week survey of Zhemchug and Pribilof Canyons, specifically to map and document deepwater corals living at depths of more than 1,000 feet. [Read more…]
The Journey West, North, West, North…
At 5:15 am, the rear suspension of the taxi to Washington, DC's National Airport groaned alarmingly under the weight of my five heavy pieces of luggage: A duffel of dive gear, a pelican case with an underwater video housing, a duffel of warm clothing, a backpack of video and camera gear, and a roll-aboard full of hard disks, cables and other geeky accessories. Alaska Airlines Flight #1 took me west across the country to Seattle, then north to Anchorage. As we pierced the clouds on our descent, the youngster seated behind me shrieked to his parents, "It looks like a big park!" Alaska was as I had remembered it: Big, wild, and beyond beautiful. [Read more…]
When Everything Goes Wrong — and It's a Good Thing
As a young teenager, I finally got my wish: Scuba lessons for my 15th birthday! My lessons were in a moldy YMCA pool in suburban Philadelphia, and my first open water dive — my checkout dive — was in a quarry in Reading, Pennsylvania in the balmy month of December. Air temperature 36 degrees F, water temperature 40 degrees. My wetsuit was too big, was full of holes, and to this day I don't think I've ever been so cold. In those primitive days of the early 70s, we didn't use buoyancy compensators (BCs), vests that you can fill with air from your tank to keep you afloat at the surface or keep you neutrally buoyant at depth. Rather, we used "horse collar" safety vests — virtually identical to what the flight attendant demonstrates the use of for the "unlikely event of a water landing." [Read more…]
Ginormous Is a Word, and Just in Time
Last week, Mirriam-Webster' announced that it was adding the word, "ginormous" to its 2007 update of Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, Eleventh Edition. This is great news and comes as a great relief, just in time for next week's kickoff of the Bering Sea Expedition. For ever since I first visited Alaska, I have found an utter deficit of adjectives to adequately convey the state's enormity — er, ginormity. [Read more…]
The Sub Pilot Diet
In the 100-degree heat here in Washington, DC, the daily weather reports from Dutch Harbor, Alaska showing highs of 50 degrees seem surreal, yet in just over two weeks, that's where I'll be as we kick off the Bering Sea Expedition aboard Greenpeace's magnificent ship, M/V Esperanza. In recent years, virtually all of my time aboard ships on research expeditions has been in the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean, so my wardrobe consisted of little more than a couple pairs of shorts and some thoughtfully-selected marine-themed T-shirts. But Alaska is different, and the Bering Sea is different still. The cool temperatures, wind, and damp chill of the fog combine to mean only one thing: Shopping. [Read more…]
Beneath a British Columbian Waterfall?
Greetings from aboard the Greenpeace ship, M/V "Esperanza"! We're anchored beneath a beautiful waterfall in one of British Columbia's magnificent "fjords" to prepare for this summer's intensive expedition to the Bering Sea.
Greenpeace's largest ship, the Esperanza, will be visiting the Bering Sea in Alaska for most of the summer.The expedition will be using manned submersibles and an ROV to survey Zhemchug and Pribilof Canyons, specifically to map and document deepwater corals living at depths of more than 1,000 feet. These corals, some hundreds of years old, are vital components of a healthy marine ecosystem. Unfortunately, these corals are at great risk, ending up in trawling nets as "bycatch." [Read more…]


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No livestock lost in Medford barn fire - February 19, 2015
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MEDFORD — Roger Holzemer was hauling a bale of hay to his cattle with a backhoe on Wednesday afternoon at his farm about 3 miles south of Medford. He left the tractor inside a shed momentarily to answer a phone call and when he returned, the tractor was on fire, according to Korey Kamholz of the Owatonna Fire Department.
Shortly before 2 p.m. dispatchers said the barn was fully engulfed in flames and 200 cows were inside. Kamholz expected the worst, especially when factoring in zero-degree temperatures.
"It sounded initially really bad, but in the end it really turned out to be, in a broad perspective, a minor fire call," Kamholz said.
None of the beef cattle were injured or lost and the structure — approximately 300 feet by 100 feet — had "very minimal damage," Kamholz said. The backhoe was a total loss, though a dollar amount was unknown. Read more...
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Set of annotated graphs indicating sea level change observed and projected (projections from IPCC 2001).
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With this carbon/temperature interactive model, students investigate the role of atmospheric carbon in the greenhouse effect using a relationship between atmospheric carbon dioxide and global temperature.
This gallery of ten temperature graphs shows global temperatures on different timescales from decades (recently measured temperatures) to centuries (reconstructed) to millions of years (modeled from ice cores).
In this visualization students can explore North American fossil fuel CO2 emissions at very fine space and time scales. The data is provided by the Vulcan emissions data project, a NASA/DOE funded effort under the North American Carbon Program (NACP).
This resource is about the urban heat island effect. Students access student-collected surface temperature data provided through the GLOBE program and analyze the data with My World GIS.
In this activity, students use Google Earth to explore global temperature changes during a recent 50 - 58 year period. They also explore, analyze, and interpret climate patterns of 13 different cities, and analyze differences between weather and climate patterns.
This short video describes how the compression of Antarctic snow into ice captures air from past atmospheres. It shows how ice cores are drilled from the Antarctic ice and prepared for shipment and subsequent analysis.
This interactive visualization describes how climatologists obtain and interpret evidence from the Greenland Ice Sheet in an effort to piece together a picture of Earth's distant climate history. Resource describes how glaciers form and how they can be used to collect ancient atmospheric data. The issues analyzed in the data collection are particularly good in showing how science is done in the field.
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A new fire hall is on its way for members of the Fayetteville Fire Department. Voters approved the $6 million proposal Tuesday July 16.
Nearly half the village turned out to vote. The final tally was 336 in favor to 269 against. Residents in both Fayetteville and Manlius will be splitting the cost at about $68 per $100,000 of assessed property.
A 2,300 square foot facility will replace the current building.
"As mayor, I've always wanted the residents of Fayetteville to make this important decision," said Mayor Mark Olson. "The fire department has a need to upgrade the
facility that will meet the needs of the residents they serve and we are pleased that the residents feel this is a worthwhile project."
Olson added he was very pleased with the voter turnout.
"Village government is the best form of government because it is closest to the people, and the residents are truly involved in their community," Olson said. "The vote showed that the residents of the village of Fayetteville care about their community. I want to thank them all for coming out and casting their vote and thank the Fire Department for all their service to our community."
Amenities will include overnight accommodations for volunteers, separate shower facilities for men and women, a decontamination area, and individual storage space for gear and tools.
Fire department officials said it would work on the design with the help of the public this summer. They hope to put the project out to bid in the fall and begin work sometime early next year.
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When Montgomery County police headquarters relocates from Rockville to the GE Technology Park in Gaithersburg this summer, the move will entail more than just occupying a newly-renovated building.
�There�s going to be a lot better communication,� said department spokesman Capt. Paul Starks. �Even up to the chief, he�ll easily be able to walk around and touch base with more of his management leadership than could physically fit in the headquarters that we�ve been in.�
With six floors and 354,000 square feet, the building at 100 Edison Park Drive will house nearly 1,000 employees from each of the county�s public safety departments except for corrections, said David Dise, director of the county�s Department of General Services. Employees will begin moving to the new location in early May, Dise added.
�The public safety headquarters will be the headquarters of the police department, the fire department, our office of emergency management and homeland security,� Dise said. �It will be, in fact, a fully functioning, exclusive public safety facility.�
Renovations to the building cost $20 million from the county�s Capital Improvements Program budget, Dise said.
�As 50-year-old buildings go, it�s in excellent condition but still needs some work,� he said. �It still needs about another $18 to $19 million to replace the external systems.�
The remaining cost for external and roof repairs and renovation is expected to be included in the next Capital Improvements Program budget currently awaiting approval by the county council, Dise said.
Most of the $20 million was spent building space for police-specific functions, like holding cells and processing areas, said Sandra Batterden, manager of the police department�s Capital Development and Facilities Section.
The top floor of the building was converted into laboratory space to serve as the forensic services wing, Batterden said.
�Any time you take conventional office space and try to convert it into a different use like a lab, you have a lot of exhaust and air pressure issues; you have to treat the floor; we have chemical-resistant countertops, emergency eyewashes,� she said. �That�s where most of the money went.�
Dise hopes to reduce the $23 million the county pays annually to lease building space for all county departments, including public safety.
The police department�s internal affairs division, an evidence storage facility and the traffic division will move into the new public safety headquarters from leased space, Batterden said.
Relocating the Rockville district station to the complex also frees up the station�s current site to be demolished, Dise said. A new jail will be constructed at that location in the next few years to replace the aging Montgomery County Detention Center on Seven Locks Road.
�MCDC is at least 40 years old and I�m spending about $3 million to stabilize that building so it can continue to be operational until the new Criminal Justice Center can be built, which will be about eight to 10 years,� Dise said.
Although county public safety personnel are excited to work in the new complex, not all of the details have been ironed out. Early in the project, planners determined the kitchen equipment at the old headquarters was too old to salvage and the money for a cafeteria was not available.
�In the interim we may be looking at food trucks or some brought-in operation if we can find a vendor,� she said. �But in the long term there will be close to a thousand people working in this building and it will be absolutely necessary to have some provision for food service in the building.�
Still, the relocation is a long time coming. The current police headquarters at 2350 Research Blvd. in Rockville — just less than 4 miles from the new site — is more than 40 years old, Starks said.


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I dont eat chicken or any meat but I like the idea of brown rice, breadcrumbs and lightly frying them in seasoning...yum.
Well, considering I don't have a job (and therefore, no coworker), and I don't play practical jokes, I don't think I have to worry about going extreme with my sense of humor.
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I wish people would pay attention to what they read. It's called Foodscopes, not Horoscope, so if you are not interested in food, why read it? Stic to a regular horoscope. Those who were offended by the choice of menu should realize that vegeterians are a minority and this article was written for the WHOLE public at large. What this had to offer was a perspective on how to handle problems, and many, many times food will help. You are entitled to eat what you want, but you are not entitled to criticize what others eat. A little respect goes a long way.
Disgusting for a vegetarian to read!
A supper of oatmeal is a good calmer-downer for a wound-up child...or when you feel stressed at the end of the day.
most days this horiscope is spot on some days it is down right scary it is so close.
Having been vegetarian for close to 30 years, I do not feel guilty about my diet, so the astrology was way off today!
Is this my foodscope or my horoscope?
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How deep and wide do furrows need to be for seeds to not burn up this time of year?
I'm going to till tonight and start seedlings I hope.
Tree, I am going to plant seeds also. I use the fact sheet listed below(Dawn linked). I think it is advice that is hard to beat. I don't measure my furrow, but it will look about 2" deep counting the ridge on each side from the hoe. I also don't use peat, I just never have it on hand. I will cover with potting soil if I have it. I think the most important thing to do is water every day, maybe twice a day if really hot and dry. I use a water can and try to only water the furrow itself. If the rest of the bed stays dry you wont have as many weeds sprouting. I apply about a gal. of water per 10 or 12 ft. of row. The amount of water you need will vary with the type of soil you have.
Tree, I agree with Larry. You cannot go wrong if you follow OSU's advice. If you follow their advice and still have poor seed germination because of high soil and air temperatures, you can shade the ground to reduce the soil temperatures. When I want to shade a newly seeded area, I often put lawn chairs at the 4 corners of the area and use zip ties to attach an old sheet to the chairs. The shade from the sheet can keep the ground a lot cooler. If you do want to shade the ground to keep it cooler temporarily, just be sure you leave a couple of feet of space between the sheet and the ground for good air flow.
You have received a lot of good advice. In the summer when seeding and I seem to do a lot of it when it is hot and the SW winds are blowing I put a very light layer of wheat straw over the planted row. And then just spray enough to wet it down. If real hot and windy like the previous 304 years I spray it lightly either every evening or every other evening. If it is something fine like carrots, ect I may pull it back lightly when it starts emerging. I got very good germination last summer on all my fall crops using this method. We each have to find a method that will work for us. You will be surprised how much a little straw will help even when spread so lightly you can see the ground well.
Thanks all. I need to do something or this will be the worst garden of my life.
I have chairs(never thought about that before I've just put in sucker rod or fence poles) lots of chairs Lots of zip ties cuz I have Harleys, and time.
I planted a flat 2 nights ago and I hope they are as good as the ones that died in spring.
you've giving me hope again I've been sour for weeks.
I have lots of old bales of hay that was to be used for an oilfield job that went bust after it was bought and it came from Ross feed and seed.
Would or could that take the place of straw?
If I had an old coon hunting head lite like me and grandpa used back in the day I sure could get a lot more done.
I seem to get more energy at night.
Tree, I use old hay all the time, but it really helps to know if the hay has been sprayed with herbicide. Some of the herbicide can leach from the hay and damage your plants. If I use hay that I don't know where it came from I test it first and then use it the next year if it does not damage my plants. I just till up a small bed and plant bean seeds and mulch around them with the hay, if they sprout and grow well I assume the hay is ok. I have used tomato seeds for test also, but they don't seem to sprout and grow as fast.


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My daughter is 4' 11" and is about to purchase a laundry pair. She wants stackable but with the full size models we've seen the controls for the dryer are too high for her to reach without a stool. She wants a front loader. I know she can look at the various Asko, Bosch, and a GE model that are "compact" but they tend to be more expensive and she doesn't have a space issue. Additionally, I have read that the performance of these compact dryers tends to be quite poor.
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Louisville: Former Woodbridge HS (VA) head coach Karibi Dede has joined the Louisville staff as a defensive quality control coach. Dede stepped down from Woodbridge in December after two seasons, citing a desire to get back into college football. Dede served as a graduate assistant at Auburn in 2012.
Bethel College (KS): Independence CC (KS) defensive coordinator Morris Lolar has been named head coach at Bethel. Lolar previously was the head coach of the Wichita Wild of the Indoor Football League, winning the league championship in 2013.
Open jobs: There are still five open FBS assistant jobs. Keep track here.
SEC salaries: How much have the top SEC assistant salaries changed over the last five years? Here's a look.
Edinboro University: Former Georgetown offensive coordinator Vinny Marino will join the Edinboro staff as offensive coordinator. Marino spent last season at Boston College in an off-field role.
Alabama A&M: Georgia Military College linebackers coach Marlon Watson has joined the Alabama A&M staff as nickel / defensive backs coach, and former SMU basketball strength and conditioning coach Karl Jordan has joined the staff as head strength and conditioning coach. In addition, defensive coordinator Reggie Johnson will coach defensive line, nickel coach Brent Pradia will move to linebackers coach / special teams coordinator, assistant head coach Andy Fuller will coach tackles / tight end, and wide receivers coach Ashley Lelie will serve as passing game coordinator.
North Carolina: Graduate assistant Gerald McRath has stepped down, he said in a statement. McRath was arrested Monday morning for driving while impaired.
IMG Academy: Cardinal Newman HS (FL) head coach Steve Walsh has been named director of football at IMG Academy in Florida, and Carmel HS (IN) head coach Kevin Wright has been named IMG head coach. Both replace Chris Weinke, who held both roles and left for the quarterbacks coaching job with the St. Louis Rams.
Alabama: As coaching salaries have increased in recent years, here's a comparison of the Alabama staff salaries in 2010 and 2014.
Cleveland Browns: General manager Ray Farmer has been suspended without pay for the first four games of the 2015 season for sending text messages to personnel during games in the 2014 season. The Browns were also fined $250,000. Reports indicate Farmer texted an assistant coach and team representative about strategy and use of personnel.
Penn State: UTSA graduate assistant Ryan Smith has joined the Penn State staff as a defensive graduate assistant. Smith previously played at William & Mary from 2009-13.
Stanford: Northern Arizona cornerbacks coach T.J. Rushing has joined the Stanford staff as a defensive assistant. Rushing is a former Stanford player and served as a graduate assistant at Arizona State from 2012-13.
Northern Arizona: Former SMU assistant offensive line coach Tim Davis has joined the Northern Arizona staff as offensive line coach. Davis has more than 30 years of coaching experience and joined the SMU staff last September, after June Jones stepped down. Davis previously coached Florida's offensive line from 2012-13.
Northern Illinois: St. Francis (IL) assistant Adam Siwicki has joined the NIU staff as a defensive line graduate assistant. Siwicki spent two seasons at St. Francis after serving as a graduate assistant at Montana Tech in 2012. In addition, Nick Brautigam will serve as a defensive backs graduate assistant.
Ellsworth CC (IA) Per source, Itasca CC (MN) wide receivers coach / recruiting coordinator Donny Diaz has joined the Ellsworth staff as defensive backs coach / recruiting coordinator.
Assistant salaries: How much have assistant salaries increased? Here's a comparison of the top 10 assistant salaries in 2010 and 2014.
Western Carolina: Tight ends coach Pat Mills has added special teams coordinator duties, defensive ends coach Mark Rhea has added the title of assistant head coach, running backs coach De'Rail Sims has added the title of director of player development, offensive line coach John Holt had added the title of director of player personnel, and defensive tackles coach Dennis Thomas had added the title of director of housing and pro liaison.
Northern Colorado: Alabama A&M defensive line coach / special teams coordinator Bryan Cummings has joined the Northern Colorado staff as special teams coordinator. Cummings spent one season at Alabama A&M after previously serving as a quality control assistant at Texas A&M.
Michigan State: Per source, former Wartburg College linebackers coach Andrew Hawken has joined the Michigan State staff as an offensive graduate assistant. Hawken joined the Wartburg staff in 2013 after one season at Augustana College and is a former MSU player from 2005-09.
Indianapolis Colts: Regarding his contract situation, Colts head coach Chuck Pagano said in a statement, "Be where your feet are. What do I mean? Cancer taught me to be thankful for today. All I'm concentrating on is today. Then tomorrow. My focus right now is on the draft, bringing in players that can help us continue to grow, get better and continue to 'Build the Monster.' I look forward to coaching the Colts this season and for many years to come." Pagano is entering the final season of his original four-year deal.
Stanford: Former Oakland Raiders defensive quality control assistant Eric Sanders has joined the Stanford staff a defensive assistant. Sanders spent five seasons with the Raiders in various quality control roles. In addition, assistant director of football operations Ryan Devlin has been promoted to coordinator of player personnel, and administrative associate Callie Seidman has been promoted to assistant director of football operations.
Savannah State: Former Norfolk State offensive line assistant and current Northeast Guilford HS (NC) head coach Donovan Jackson has joined the Savannah State staff as offensive line coach.
Oklahoma State: Former Southern Miss director of strength and conditioning Mark Smith and former Southern Miss strength and conditioning coordinator Anthony Hibbert have joined the Oklahoma State staff as assistant strength and conditioning coaches. Both spent the past two years at USM.
Rushing defense: 19 schools have improved their rushing defense for two straight years. Here's a look.
Harvard: Bentley University (MA) defensive line coach Logan Thompson has joined the Harvard staff as assistant defensive line coach. Thompson previously spent 2013 as a special teams quality control coach at Coastal Carolina and has also coached at Fitchburg State (MA).
College Football Playoff: Former Vanderbilt head coach Bobby Johnson will replace Archie Manning on the playoff selection committee.
Graduate transfer: An NCAA group will look at potentially changing the graduate transfer rule.
Rutgers: Springfield College (MA) outside linebackers graduate assistant Jared Keyte has accepted a player development position at Rutgers. Keyte spent two seasons at Springfield.
Colby College (ME): Springfield College (MA) offensive line graduate assistant Matt Dugan has accepted a running backs position at Colby College. Dugan spent two seasons at Springfield.
Saint Augustine's University (NC ): Per source, Fayetteville State defensive coordinator / defensive backs coach Errick Hargrove has joined the Saint Augustine staff as defensive coordinator / defensive backs coach / associate head coach / recruiting coordinator. Hargrove previously served as defensive coordinator at Virginia State from 2006-2013.
St. Lawrence University (NY): Men's soccer coach / assistant athletic director Bob Durocher has been promoted to athletic director.
Minnesota State: Simpson College (IA) offensive coordinator / assistant head coach Joe Beschorner has joined the Minnesota State staff as interim offensive coordinator. Beschorner spent the past seven seasons at Simpson.