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I really didn't want to visit Majdanek, a former Nazi concentration camp in Lublin, Poland. Like most people, I found Schindler's List pretty difficult to watch; I couldn't finish my tour of the Holocaust Memorial in Washington D.C. And so, when I wound up in Poland for a very short visit with my band this past weekend, I was thinking more about beer and pierogi — not about confronting the worst evil that mankind has to offer. Read more »
Wrong-Sperm Suit Is Really About the Burden of Being Black
A same-sex couple in Ohio is suing a Chicago-area sperm bank for wrongful birth and breach of warranty after receiving the wrong sperm, resulting in the birth of a mixed-race baby girl, Payton.
Payton's mother, Jennifer Cramblett, has said that she and her partner will now have to relocate from their Uniontown, Ohio, farm town to a more diverse area in order to ensure that Payton is comfortable. Cramblett cites that their current community is mostly white and conservative, and notes racial intolerance in her own family.
Baby Payton is two years old. While it is admirable that her parents have noted their own shortcomings in their ability to care for a child of color (cultural understandings, or even more basic needs like hair care) the lawsuit is about a little more than negligence. And let us be clear, Midwest Sperm Bank certainly seems grossly negligent.
Payton's parents want compensation for the inconvenience of living a black life. Read more »
Rihanna Was Right to Tell Off CBS Over Thursday Night Football Decision
There is nothing that is — or perhaps can be — written about Rihanna without talking about the events that transpired on Grammy night in 2009. Similarly, there is rarely mention of Tina Turner without an acknowledgment of the abuse she suffered at the hands of her husband Ike. Domestic violence leaves a mark long after the bruises fade — and usually on the reputation of the abused.
The NFL's reputation is taking its own beating, first with the release of the video capturing Ray Rice's violent physical assault against his then-fiancée, next the child abuse allegations against Adrian Peterson. In efforts to demonstrate some long-absent self-awareness, CBS opted out of the network's planned opening sequence, which included a song by Rihanna. It can be argued that the network opted to refit the opener with a more appropriately somber tone, though CBS executive Sean McManus did point to the singer's previous bouts as a domestic violence victim as part of the deciding factor to pull the song last week.
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5 Myths About ISIS and Iraq
Thousands of Americans were killed and trillions expended in Iraq over the last 11 years. Tragically, all of this was in vain since the situation is at its worst since Saddam Hussein was wrongfully deposed. And one would think America would have learned its lesson.
But after President Obama's pronouncement that more troops are headed back to Iraq, it's abundantly clear that America prefers self-immolation.
Most shocking is how cavalierly the war hawks want to ship Americans to the Middle East, seemingly fine with the inevitable fact that many will return in body bags — if they return at all.
In a last-ditch effort to inject common sense into the debate, here's a look at the truths, and myths, regarding America's involvement in Iraq:
Will President Obama Put American Soldiers in Iraq and Syria in Time?
When President Obama addresses the nation Wednesday night, on the event of the 13th anniversary of the attacks of 9/11, the country faces its greatest threat from a terrorist organization since that fateful day.
After a long, sleepy summer of inaction by the President as ISIS grew and seized land, arms and treasure, the President finally does have a strategy and is ready to share it with the country. The President will look for national support in the face of his lowest approval numbers since he was first sworn in to office in 2008.
We should give it to him.
Wait, People Are Still Victim Blaming Janay Rice?
In case you missed it, Janay Rice has already apologized.
At a May news conference, she sat next to her husband and said she regretted "the role that she played in that night" – that night being the one during which she was attacked in an elevator by a professional football player, knocked unconscious, and dragged away.
It was awkward then, when the simple assault charges against her had already been dropped and we only strongly suspected what the first half of that Revel Casino surveillance tape showed. Now that we know – now that we have seen what happened before Ray Rice dragged his then-fiancée's body out of an elevator – do we really want her to explain herself again?
Twitter Fury! Chuck Todd Debuts on Meet The Press
The Chuck Todd era on Meet The Press has officially begun. How did he do in the debut show? It really depends on who you ask.
First a little background. Meet The Press, a perennial Sunday morning ratings powerhouse with the late Tim Russert as its host, has fallen to third place. Deborah Turness, from ITV news in Great Britain, was brought in as the new president of NBC News. She fired David Gregory, replaced him with Chuck Todd and announced that she wanted the show to be "edgier."
Conservatives, who consider the network political chief a liberal hack, immediately attacked the ascension of Chuck Todd on Twitter before he even got to sit in the chair:
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Have We Entered the Era of Crowdsourced Hate-Funding?
Lynching rose to prominence in the United States in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, most notably in the Deep South during the dawn of Reconstruction. Lynching was extra-judicial, vigilante action used to intimidate African Americans — and sometimes sympathetic whites — to enforce racist Jim Crow law. Individuals who participated in lynch mobs were seldom convicted in a court of law, even if properly identified, meaning perpetrators were safe, generally anonymous, and rarely held accountable for their actions.
Perhaps more disgustingly, lynching was a public spectacle, often treated as a family-friendly community event. It was not uncommon for children to be brought to the sight of lynchings, as a victim's body hung lifelessly from a tree. So agreeable were whites to the racial violence of lynching, many took photos gathered around the victim, united as one for the cause of a dead black man.
While lynching has occurred less frequently since the Civil Rights Movement, its legacy remains present in the modern era; the noose remains symbolic, and makes regular appearances at many universities. The mob mentality persists as well, now in the form of the digital campaign, where individual donors unite as one.
In the wake of the deaths of Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown, and allegations of first-degree rape and sexual battery of eight black women, lucrative crowdsourcing fundraisers were established for George Zimmerman, officer Darren Wilson and officer Daniel Holtzclaw, respectively.
An Ice Bucket Challenge Backlash? Really!?
Predictably, this summer's ice bucket challenge, which has raised millions for ALS research and clued a new generation (including my own children) into issues surrounding ALS, has created a backlash. Articles in Time and Philadelphia magazine, among many others, have criticized the challenge as either shallow, wasteful or even (despite all the money raised) counterproductive.
There have always been scolds and fogies, but the rise of the Internet and social media has turned reflexive naysaying into something of a sub-genre of media commentary. I've decided to call this dull contrarianism, because these arguments are rarely more interesting or clever than the parent at the Slip'N Slide party who starts talking about kids losing eyes.
3 Feel-Good Stories the Internet Has Ruined This Week
Have you noticed how angry everyone online is lately? Taking a confluence of factors into consideration, this might have been the most furious Internet week of 2014, and it's not even over yet. But I'm not talking the myriad of real issues we as a people are facing. Below, let's quickly look at three topics that seem to be pissing everyone off, when there seem to be much more important things toward which to focus our animosity.
What We're Mad About: The Little League World Series
Why We're Mad: Philly's the type of city that could always use something or someone to root for, but it's rare that we actually land legitimate options. Now, our very own Taney Dragons, led by breakout star/wunderkind/Sports Illustrated covergirl Mo'ne Davis, is one W away from playing for a national championship. Go Taney! Everyone loves to see awesome local kids have fun and succeed, right? NO OF COURSE NOT STOP BEING HAPPY.


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The only thing anyone over the age of 13 knows about The Jonas Brothers is that they are virgins. The New Jersey siblings, aged 21, 19 and 16, were most famously ribbed about their vacuum-packed underpants by master of tact Russell Brand at an awards ceremony last year.
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At a solemn meeting, the Council of 8 decided to intervene with their technology to clean Earth's atmosphere before an environmental collapse occurs on Earth, as has happened on many other inhabited planets with civilizations similar to our own.
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JACKSON -- SHORTLY AFTER NOON on Monday, the rays of the January sun shifted away from the front porch of The Wentworth and the protective coverings that were draped over portions of ice blocks came off.
A lot of the ice on those 300-pound blocks had already come off, with chunks of it on the porch's wooden flooring kicked away from the feet of the busy artists who were sculpting their masterpieces at the 18th annual ice-carving competition in Jackson Village.
Though the ice carvers were mostly concentrating on the fine details of their work -affixing a long curling tongue to the roof of a serpent's mouth here, placing the end of a trumpet in an angel's hands there - there was still plenty of camaraderie.
"Hey, Murray, isn't that supposed to fall over at the end?" a fellow artist asked Murray Long, whose Mayan calendar seemed to perch precariously on its base.
"I can make that happen," Long replied. He'd done most of the work on that section of the sculpture in a shaded corner of inn's front porch, carving the calendar's features as the disk lay flat. While carrying it over to its base he quietly sang, "It's the end of the world as we know it."
The blow torches then came out, since after almost three hours of work there were plenty of ice shavings covering the surfaces of the sculptures.
"You can see when they wet it or put a flame on it, it's crystal clear," Dick Devillian of Jackson, an artist and judge for the event, said. He explained that the ice is made specifically for ice sculptures so that it does not have any air in it. The rays of the sun can warm the ice in the interior of the block, producing a cloudy look that no artist wants.
Fellow judge and artist judge Joe Keller of Brownfield, Maine, said the pieces are judged in three categories: workmanship, creativity and technical difficulty.
Fritz Koeppel, owner and general manager of The Wentworth, called this year's pieces "absolutely stunning."
"My heart goes out to the judges; they must have had such a tough, tough time," he said.
It was a hat trick for Tim Pierce, executive chef of the Samoset Resort in Bangor, Maine, whose manta ray ocean scene took first place at the contest, and also won the admiration of onlookers and his peers for first place in the People's Choice, Artist's Favorite categories.
Second place went to Dave Soha of Ice Breakers of Manchester, whose scaly four-legged creature looked part mythical, part prehistoric. Third place went to Chris Gould, former chef at Uni Sashimi Bar at Clio in Boston, for his nautical-themed sculpture. Prizes were $500 for first place and $250 for second. Third place was an overnight stay for two in one of the inn's best suites, with dinner and breakfast included.
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I found out that SBM can kill the lawn if you spill a bunch. My spreader was in the 'open' position when I refilled it once and it spilled a lot onto the lawn. I scooped up as much as I could but since my grass is tall I couldn't get all of it.
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Other than the one spill area it looks great. I'm sure our wet and cool spring weather helped, too, but I've never seen my lawn so green.
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yah i think that what happens if you put too much... its blocking the sun, etc. i think it has the effect of mulch, or having a lot of thatch. and then of course it takes longer to break down. maybe you could try and rake it around if its still piled up there. or rake it and spread it if you spill it in the future.
I have a similar issue with an unfortunately large area near my sidewalk from CGM---my spreader tipped over (it's a steep hill there), and I tried to spread the excess CGM around with a rake. I apparently failed, as the grass is completely dead there, and the flies are buzzing.


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I'm using windows mail and my os is Vista Ultimate and i'm trying to send photos but i keep getting this message that the SMTP server has not responded in 60 seconds and would i like to wait and then i get a sending failed message . I've gone in and checked my settings which are Account:pop.freeserve.com and Server:smtp.freeserve.co.uk ,it sends emails ok the rest of time but will not send photos!!!
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- Assume you are sending them as an attachment, have tried sending just one photo to see whether its a file size issue?
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"SMTP server has not responded in 60 seconds and would i like to wait"
To me that means - Your Mail Server is not responding to the request so it must be a connection problem at the Server end.
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Can we please stop talking about how Intel will release 14nm SOC until Intel releases a 22nm SOC? And yes, it will come down to cost and volume and die size to see whether Intel can gain market share AND make money on SOCs. IDF is a sales presentation, not a engineering review, ... so dont expect objective numbers and dates next month
I agree on TSMC making comments on shipping 20nm/16nm. I hate companies talking about how they are behind today but "we will get them next year" I heard it from AMD for 20 years. everyone has a PLAN for next 2 years.
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I am writing to report that two Asian pear trees (a Hosui and a Starking Hardy Giant) that I purchased from Stark Bro's have severe Stony Pit virus. My Hardy Giant is ca. 9 years old and 95% of its fruit has been inedible for the past three years. This tree produced beautiful disease free fruit for the first four years. The Hosui tree is 3-4 years old and it produced ca. 15 pears in 2011, which all were infected with Stony Pit. A late frost killed all last year except for about 20 pears on the Hardy Giant, all which were infected with Stony Pit. According to the Penn State extension service Stony Pit is only spread by vegetative propagation and not by insect vectors (see http://extension.psu.edu/fruit-diseases/pear/stony-pit). If this is true then the source of the virus is in Stark Bros root stock. Since there is no cure for this virus I have no choice but to destroy these trees and purchase new ones from another source. Stark Bros have been unresponsive to my report. I recommend not purchasing Asian pear trees from them.
My Starking Hardy Giant has been 12 yrs old. So far no stony pit virus. It produced a lot of large sweet pear at the end of September. I will keep an eye on it. No problem here.
Here is a link that might be useful: Stony pit virus
I don't think you going to have any problem. Mine Hardy Giant Asian pear is doing just fine. I have so much fruits and have to give bunch to family member in late September. In addition, the Honey Sweet have no problem with any disease.
I was hoping that there is a cure. My Asian pear Hosui is a least 7 yrs old. I purchased mine from Stark Bros. Last couple of years we started noticing deformed pears, but this year all pears are infected with this virus and they are hard as rock. I am saddened to hear that there is no cure and the tree needs to be cut down.


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If you crosscut pressure treated landscape timbers, do you need to seal the cut edges to prevent rot and insect damage?
I read somewhere that you need to seal the ends with a wood preservative than contains 2% copper napthenate (sp?). I located a preservative that contains 9% of that chemical.
Is the 9% just more protection or is it detrimental to the soil around it. I will not be using it for my vegetables, but they are nearby, about 5' to 10'.
Or will I be okay cutting the wood and not sealing it as I will be using drainage rock, which will limit the amount of water touching the wood?
If the cut end is facing up- like the top of a post- you should protect it somehow. If it's a 4x4 post, the easiest non-chemical protection is a post cap.
Otherwise, if you're talking about raised beds set in soil, or something like that... why bother sealing? Placing pt lumber in direct contact with soil voids the warranty because you're encouraging rot conditions. I find it's easier just to accept that any wood making contact with the soil is going to have a limited lifespan, and will need replaced at some point. Just buy the best quality lumber you can find. I'm appalled at the garbage Lowe's sells- it's green, it's sopping wet, and most of it's already cracked and twisting. The #1 select sold at my local lumberyard is the same price, but it's actually nice quality and good looking stuff. Lighter, too, since it's had time to dry. Since I just built my fence by myself, lighter weight was a huge benefit.
The sawdust from cutting PT lumber is supposedly a risk to breathe in; and for later, 5-10 feet is nothing in terms of chemical travel; consider that roots cover some distance even if you don't. Besides, even if you don't grow vegetables at that spot, someday you or someone else might, or you might end up moving dirt around.
I have ended up with the same approach as Marcinde - if it's wood, it's only going to last a while, so I don't even try to make it permanent - for example, we don't put posts in concrete. But that 'while' can be 10-15 or more years even with non-treated wood if your drainage is good... so the answer to your last question is probably yes.


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My Citrus Sinensis "Robertson" Naval I got from Logee's two weeks ago dropped a lot leaves and the rest leaves' color become yellowish - I have removed all the flowers. What should I do? Other plants I got doing good so far.
Hi, Mike
It is in Gritty Mix (Turface:Gran-I-Grit:Repbark as 1:1:1). I have bare root it from the original soil and put into the gritty mix. Watered it couple times. And applied Foliage 9-3-6 yesterday once when I watering. Not sure if it is because it was flowering but I cut all the flowers and buds off. Yellowing and dropping happens before I applied foliage 9-3-6.
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He is not saying for sure that it has the problems above, but that it could be.
Your fertilizer is providing everything your plant needs to avoid Iron, and pH issues is not going to take hold that fast, within two weeks if your plant was green to begin with.
It is know that citrus, especially this time of the year can go through transplant shock as Mrlike2u also says and I will agree with that as a defintive.
It will drops it's leaves at this time and nothing to be concerned about. In fact, is that little nubs of new growth I am seeing at the top?
Your branches also look very green.
You can also relax with the root rot issues because of the mix you are using unless of course it was made it wrong or you let the roots get to dry between waterings?
Watch for new growth, great! If you notice twig die back, then let us know:-)
Good luck with it and please keep us update in a week or two?
As Mike suggested nothing at the moment give it time to adapt to it's home and your watering/feeding routine..
FP 9-3-6 will take a little time for iron corrections.
Soil pH I pre make a mix with with garden lime, even when custom soil pH is correct I still loose leaves off of the newly acquired like you did.
In event that it is Water pH. Balancing pH requires a water test to determine your water pH. Any pool supply store would have test strips if you feel the need to test your water pH. Then suggested steps can be followed to adjust water pH higher or lower if needed. From the looks of the plants in pic near the citrus I dont suspect you have a water pH problem
Hi, Mike and Mr Like
Thanks very much. Mike - there is no new growth. I think what you see is what left after I removed the flower. I will keep what I am doing to see what will happen. At least, the Citrus Fortunella obovata 'Fukushu' (and other plants I got from the same trip) is doing good. (Knock on wood :)
Hi Greendale,
My citrus are dropping leaves too! I am not worried about them because i think it is due to bringing them inside. They need to adjust and they will be fine. When i am out on a trip and they need water and i miss watering by a few days, they will drop the leaves to survive to save energy.
Like MrLike and Mike suggested, give them some time and then report back to them. They are citrus kings!! :-)
Take care,