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The Necessity of an Inclusive, Transparent and Participatory InternetNovember 30, 2012 by Lawrence E. Strickling, Administrator, National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), Julius Genachowski, Chairman, Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Philip L. Verveer, U.S. Coordinator for International Communications and Information Policy, State Department
On the eve of the World Conference on International Telecommunications (WCIT), we believe that it is the right time to reaffirm the U.S. Government's commitment to the multistakeholder model as the appropriate process for addressing Internet policy and governance issues. The multistakeholder model has enabled the Internet to flourish. It has promoted freedom of expression, both online and off. It has ensured the Internet is a robust, open platform for innovation, investment, economic growth and the creation of wealth throughout the world, including in developing countries.
There are those who may suggest next week in Dubai - and in future venues where Internet policy is discussed - that the United States controls the Internet. Alternatively, they may suggest that in the future governments alone should run the Internet. Our response is grounded in the reality that this is simply not the case. The Internet is a decentralized network of networks and there is no one party – government or industry – that controls the Internet today. And that's a good thing.
The Internet's decentralized, multistakeholder processes enable us all to benefit from the engagement of all interested parties. By encouraging the participation of industry, civil society, technical and academic experts, and governments from around the globe, multistakeholder processes result in broader and more creative problem solving. This is essential when dealing with the Internet, which thrives through the cooperation of many different parties.
The global community has many serious topics to discuss with respect to the Internet. Collectively, we need to ensure that these matters are taken up in suitable multistakeholder venues so that these discussions are well informed by the voices of all interested parties.
Broadband Construction SeasonOctober 19, 2012 by Max Fainberg, BTOP Program Officer
While stuck in construction traffic the other day, I thought of the old cliché that there are only two seasons – winter and road construction. But after visiting the Central Valley Independent Network's (CVIN) offices in Fresno, California this summer, I would add broadband construction as a third season.
For CVIN and all other Broadband Technology Opportunities Program (BTOP) projects, summer is a time to build. Whether it's hanging fiber on utility poles or trenching, plowing, and drilling underground, our awardees and their construction crews are busy at work.
Broadband is a world of extremes: it takes heavy-duty, 10-ton equipment to install fiber strands that are as small as a human hair. It takes months and years of hot, sweaty, dust-filled workdays to build a network that will provide massive amounts of data to end users at speeds measured in millionths of a second. It takes hundreds of man-hours, at a pace of 1000 feet per day to install the fiber that will connect our schools and hospitals with resources on the other side of the planet with just the click of a mouse.
The Privacy Multistakeholder Process Turns to SubstanceAugust 28, 2012 by By John Verdi, Director of Privacy Initiatives, NTIA
At the second privacy multistakeholder meeting regarding mobile application transparency held August 22, stakeholders made substantial progress on procedural issues to move this process forward. Poll results from the meeting are available here. NTIA grouped the poll results into three categories: "general support," "mixed views," and "general opposition." These categories are our rough groupings, and are certainly not binding. However, we think that they are helpful in identifying stakeholders' initial priorities moving forward. Stakeholders are welcome to propose concrete suggestions on procedural topics from any category.
This Wednesday, stakeholders will meet again, with two main goals. First, stakeholders will develop an initial priority list for substantive elements that might be included in a code of conduct for mobile application transparency. Second, stakeholders will propose concrete procedural steps that the group can take to implement the top priority substantive elements.
In an effort to support stakeholders, NTIA has organized the substantive elements previously raised by the group into four categories. We hope that these rough categories will assist in stakeholders' review of their previous work and streamline the discussion of substantive elements at the August 29 meeting. Stakeholders are, of course, encouraged to propose changes to the categories if they believe a different structure would be superior.
Getting Older Americans OnlineAugust 06, 2012 by Anthony Wilhelm, Associate Administrator of NTIA's Office of Telecommunications and Information Applications
NTIA's Broadband Technology Opportunities Program (BTOP) is funding innovative programs across the nation that are working to close the digital divide. And a number of those projects are targeting a group of Americans too often left behind by today's fast-moving technology: seniors.
Broadband can improve quality of life for older Americans in many ways. Online videoconferencing technology can allow seniors to see grandchildren who live on the other side of the country. Medical websites can provide easy access to everything from health and wellness tips to information about illness and disease. Telemedicine and remote monitoring can enable elderly patients too frail to travel to consult with doctors at distant hospitals. Social media tools can combat isolation and even serve as a lifeline to the outside world.
What's more, at a time when many Americans are working into their retirement years, Internet job listings and online employment applications – as well as Web-based training programs and classes - can help seniors retool for today's economy.
But not enough older Americans are sharing in the benefits of broadband. NTIA, in collaboration with the Census Bureau, conducts some of the most extensive survey work on broadband adoption trends in the U.S. Our most recent published survey, in October of 2010, found that only 45 percent of U.S. households headed by someone 65 or older had broadband. That compares with 72 percent of households headed by someone ages 45 to 64, and 77 percent of households headed by someone ages 16 to 44.
BTOP is helping close this gap. Roughly 20 digital inclusion projects that receive funding through the Recovery Act program provide services targeted at seniors in some capacity. We'd like to tell you about three in particular:
A Homework Assignment for Privacy StakeholdersAugust 01, 2012 by John Verdi, Director of Privacy Initiatives
On July 12, 2012 we took another step toward implementing the Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights, the centerpiece of the Obama Administration's blueprint to improve consumer privacy safeguards and promote the growth of the digital economy.
Stakeholders from industry, consumer groups, government, academia, and the technical community began work toward crafting a code of conduct to promote transparency — one of the principles in the Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights — in how consumer data is handled by mobile applications. After seeking public input, we chose this topic because it affects many consumers yet is a narrow enough issue for stakeholders to develop a code of conduct within a reasonable period of time. As stakeholders gain experience working together to address mobile app transparency, we are also laying the groundwork for tackling other privacy challenges.
The first meeting was a success. Hundreds of stakeholders participated, both in person and remotely. As the day progressed, we saw stakeholders raise constructive suggestions regarding what elements might be included in the code. Stakeholders also began to discuss the rules of the road for this process, proposing ways that the group can work together to develop the code.
As Assistant Secretary Strickling has said about this effort, NTIA's role is not to substitute our judgment for the views of stakeholders. We will not weigh in on substantive issues. But we remain committed to ensuring the process is open, transparent, and consensus-based.
We plan to convene two meetings in August, one on August 22, 2012 and another on August 29, 2012. The meetings will be opportunities for stakeholders to continue developing a code of conduct while building the process that will govern their efforts moving forward.
The National Broadband Map Is UpdatedJuly 25, 2012 by Lynn Chadwick, Acting Director, State Broadband Initiative
Today we again updated the National Broadband Map, the unprecedented interactive map that shows what high-speed Internet service is available in the United States. The map is powered by a new set of data from 1,865 broadband providers nationwide – more than 20 million records – and displays where broadband is available, the name of the provider, the technology used to provide the service, and the maximum advertised speeds of the service.
Since its launch last year, the National Broadband Map has attracted more than 650,000 users who are employing the map to meet a variety of needs. For example:
Driving broadband adoption in the Latino communityJuly 06, 2012 by Deputy Assistant Secretary for Communications and Information Anna M. Gomez
I recently had the opportunity to speak to the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO) and the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) about NTIA's Broadband Technology Opportunities Program (BTOP) and the work it is doing to promote broadband adoption in the Latino community.
A high-speed Internet connection can provide access to everything from online job postings to educational opportunities to valuable healthcare information. But too many Latino households remain cut off from these important benefits.
NTIA, in collaboration with the Census Bureau, conducts some of the most extensive survey work on broadband adoption trends in the U.S. Our most recent survey, in October of 2010, found that 72 percent of White households nationwide subscribed to broadband, compared with only 57 percent of Hispanic households. The survey also found that socioeconomic factors such as income and education do not fully explain the gap. Even after accounting for these factors through regression analysis, Hispanic households still lag White households in broadband adoption by 11 percentage points on a nationwide basis.
So NTIA's BTOP program is supporting a number of projects specifically intended to benefit Latinos – by funding computer centers in neighborhoods with large immigrant communities, by offering computer training and digital literacy classes in Spanish, and by helping Latino entrepreneurs and Latino-owned small businesses get established online. I'd like to tell you about a few of those projects:
Honoring David (DJ) AtkinsonJune 21, 2012 by NTIA
NTIA is honored to report that the National Public Safety Telecommunications Council (NPSTC) has established the Atkinson Technical Award to commemorate David (DJ) Atkinson, a senior engineer with NTIA's Institute for Telecommunication Sciences (ITS) who was recently killed in a tragic motorcycle accident. His death has been a great loss to NTIA and to ITS, NTIA's research and engineering laboratory, which is located in Boulder, CO.
DJ made an important contribution to the Public Safety Communications Research (PSCR) program, a joint program run by ITS and the National Institute of Standards and Technology's Office of Law Enforcement Standards to research and develop common technical standards for public safety communications. As part of the PSCR program, DJ led the Public Safety Audio Quality project at ITS labs.
In announcing the new award, NPSTC said DJ's work on audio quality and intelligibility guidelines for digital two-way radios helped lead to a "shift within the industry to address issues in loud background noise environments for first responders." Firefighters who rely on radios built to standards developed through DJ's work called him "brother," and many openly credit his work with saving lives.
NPSTC awarded the first Atkinson Technical Award posthumously to DJ at a June 2012 national meeting. Deputy Assistant Secretary and NTIA Deputy Administrator Anna Gomez accepted the award on behalf of DJ's family.
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Putting the Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights into PracticeJune 15, 2012 by Assistant Secretary for Communications and Information and NTIA Administrator Lawrence E. Strickling
Earlier this year, the Obama Administration released a comprehensive blueprint to improve consumers' privacy protections in the information age and promote the continued growth of the digital economy. The White House requested that NTIA convene interested stakeholders -- including companies, privacy advocates, consumer groups, and technology experts -- to develop enforceable codes of conduct that specify how the principles in the Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights apply in specific business contexts. NTIA then asked for your input on what issues should be addressed through the privacy multistakeholder process and how to structure these discussions so they are open, transparent, and consensus-based.
Based on input from a broad range of stakeholders, we are today announcing that the first topic for the privacy multistakeholder process will be: Providing transparency in how consumer data is handled by mobile applications. On July 12, NTIA will convene the first meeting for stakeholders to begin developing a code of conduct that applies the Transparency principle in the Consumer Bill of Rights to mobile apps.
We proposed this as an initial topic because it is a privacy challenge that affects many consumers yet is discrete enough to be addressed in a reasonable period of time. Many of you agreed. We expect the stakeholder experience in developing a code of conduct on this topic will inform future efforts to develop codes that address other privacy issues.
When codes of conduct are developed and implemented, consumers will have clearer protections and businesses will have greater certainty. And maintaining consumer trust in the Internet will help ensure that it remains an engine for American innovation and economic growth.
Last Call for the Low Power Television and Translator Digital Upgrade ProgramMay 25, 2012 by William Cooperman, Director, Broadcast Division, Office of Information and Telecommunications Applications, NTIA
The deadline for analog low-power television stations and translator stations to apply for a federal grant to cover digital upgrade costs is fast approaching. The last day that NTIA can accept grant applications under the Digital Upgrade Program is July 2.
While all full-power television stations in the United States had to upgrade to digital broadcasting in 2009, thousands of analog low-power television stations and translator stations have until 2015 to make the transition.
The Digital Upgrade Program provides reimbursements of up to $20,000 to analog low-power stations in eligible rural communities that have completed the transition and are now broadcasting digital signals. Eligible stations include Class A stations, low-power television stations, as well as translator and booster stations.
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Collection: Texas Fashion Collection
Ensemble - Dress and Bolero Jacket
Date: 1939
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Description: Evening ensemble in orange and taupe crepe. The sleeveless, full-length dress is of taupe crepe, and has a "V" neckline in front and a deep "V" in back. Around high waist is a wide band of orange crepe outlined in gold braid and oval simulated pearls. The band is heavily beaded in faux coral and turquoise beads in various patterns and floral motifs. The bodice of the dress gathers into the front of the band, and has a zipper and hook-and-eyes closure at left side. The Bolero jacket is of the orange crepe. The cropped jacket has a rounded neckline and long sleeves. The neckline, center front opening, and lower hem is heavily beaded to match the band on the dress, with added faux turquoise beading in floral forms on the front panels of the jacket. No labels in either garment.
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Description: Evening ensemble of a dress, jacket and belt. The full-length sleeveless evening dress is of black silk, with a slim silhouette. It has a wide, shallow V-neck at front, and has decorative twist in the fabric at back, which creates a deeper V. The wide straps are ruched at front with non-functional rhinestone-encrusted clasps sewn to them. The bodice has decorative seaming under bust and around the hips. The dress has a black silk belt with a rhinestone-encrusted "buckle", which functions as a large hook-and-eye rather than a buckle. The jacket is of matching black silk, lined with a cream-colored taffeta. The short, bell-shaped sleeves have a second "layer" creating the effect of a wide ruffle. Padded tubes of silk curve along each shoulder, tapering under the arm at front and back. There is a center front opening with no closure, which is "cut away" in a curve at front, giving the overall effect of a miniature 'cropped' opera cape. No labels in either garment. Possibly acquired by Ms. Hewett in France in the 1930's while studying medieval music manuscripts.
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Eugenie Hat
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Creator: Lorie, Edgar J.
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Creator: Valois, Rose
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Date: 1938
Creator: Madame Suzy
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Date: 1930/1939
Creator: Julius Kayser & Co.
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Date: 1930~
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Description: Hat of black wool. The crochet hat is designed as a cylinder, the top flat, the front cut back, angling down at sides and across back. At sides and back is a fringe of black beads. The hat is unlined.
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Date: 1935~
Creator: Emme
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MOZART: Concerto No. 11 in F major, KV413 composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791). For piano. Instrumental Solo Part and CD. Published by Music Minus One (MO.MMOCD3097).
This cheerful concerto is a perfect example of the maturing Mozart coming into his own. Not as lengthy as some of the concerti but still a substantial piece, it is an excellent concerto for the less advanced pianist who still wants a workout at the keys. Shows Mozart's love of fun in his keyboard works, and includes such clever techniques as hand-crossings in the first movement. The slow movement gives tremendous opportunity to the soloist. A truly enjoyable experience! This deluxe set includes a slow-tempo practice version to help you get up to speed.
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Interlace \In'ter*lace"\, verb (used with an object) & i. [imp. & p. p. {Interlaced}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Interlacing}.] [OE. entrelacen, F. entrelacer. See {Inter-}, and {Lace}.] To unite, as by lacing together; to insert or interpose one thing within another; to intertwine; to interweave.
Severed into stripes That interlaced each other. --Cowper.
The epic way is everywhere interlaced with dialogue. --Dryden.
{Interlacing arches} (Arch.), arches, usually circular, so constructed that their archivolts intersect and seem to be interlaced.
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Publisher: Beijing Shi :, Ren min jiao yu chu ban she,, 2013
Edition: Di 1 ban
Edition (Original Script): 第1版
Branch Call Number: CHINESE jE BAO, DONGNI 2013
Characteristics: 1 volume (unpages) :,color illustrations ;,28 cm
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This is a quick and easy recipe that will please vegetarians and meat-eaters alike. It only takes about 15 minutes to make and doesn't require too much preparation. You can also make adjustments to the recipe to fit your taste!
What You'll Need:
-Extra Firm Tofu
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-Salt and Pepper to taste
- Cut tofu into small cubes.
- Chop peppers, onions, and mushrooms into desired-size chunks.
- Pour 1-2 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil into a pan. Add tofu, peppers, onions, and mushrooms and cook on a medium-high heat for 5-7 minutes
- Cook rice according to the directions on the package/bag you have. (If your rice takes longer than 5-7 minutes to cook, keep that it mind, and start cooking it first.
- Pour 1-2 tablespoons of Teriyaki sauce over your tofu and vegetables and stir until evenly mixed.
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Two First Utah Bank branches robbed within hours
West Valley City Police Department
SALT LAKE CITY — Police are looking into a possible connection between robberies at two First Utah Bank branches that happened less than three hours apart Monday.
First Utah Bank is a locally owned community bank with eight branches scattered throughout the Salt Lake Valley. The two locations that were robbed are about 10 miles apart.
West Valley City Police Sgt. Mike Powell said investigators looking into the two incidents will be evaluating any possible connections.
Unified Police say a white man in his mid-20s entered the First Utah Bank at 3826 S. 2300 East in East Millcreek at 1:23 p.m. He presented a note to the teller and left the bank with an undisclosed amount of money, fleeing in a black passenger car with a spoiler on the back and low-profile tires, police said.
The man was about 5 feet 9 inches tall and 160 pounds, wearing a plaid hat, sunglasses, gray puffy coat, black T-shirt and red pants. He did not reveal any weapons while in the bank, police said.
Just before 4 p.m., police say the First Utah Bank at 4900 W. 3500 South in West Valley City was robbed by a Hispanic man in his early 20s, about 5 feet 8 inches tall, with bruising under his right eye.
The man was wearing blue jeans, a dark colored zip-up hoodie, white T-shirt and white ball cap, police said. He demanded money from a teller and fled on foot.
Anyone with information about the East Millcreek robbery can contact Unified Police at 801-743-5915.
Tips about the West Valley robbery can be directed to West Valley City Police at 801-840-4000.
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Apple trees
Anyone know a good source(local or mail order) for apple trees? Any advice on best varieties for central Alabama?
Thanks in advance.
Attached is a fact sheet (from ACES) with a list of several apple cultivars recommended for Alabama.
You'll need to find varieties that not only have a fairly low chill requirement, but are still hardy enough to withstand late spring freezes. Don't forget to check into pollination (cross pollination) requirements.
Can't help you with where to procure your trees. It's been a long time since I bought any fruit trees. At that time, bare root stock was about the only option and a good one. They became available via mail order or local vendors in mid to late winter.
It would be a good idea to visit a local orchard or two this weekend, now that it's apple pickin' time. See what they're growing.
Here is a link that might be useful: Click here
I'm not aware of a good fruit nursery in AL - Classical Fruits, in Moulton was good, but I'm not sure they're still in business - but if they are, the Adairs did a good job and could certainly tell you which varieties were worth growing. There may be some AL nurseries - I just don't know of them.
Johnson Nursery in Ellijay, GA, Lawson's Nursery in Ball Ground, GA, Big Horse Creek Nursery in NC, and Vintage Virginia Apples will all have apple varieties that should perform well in most parts of AL. Just Fruits & Exotics in Crawfordville FL may have some selections that'll work for you in south AL. Stay away from TyTy like the plague; and I've been seeing troublesome reports about Willis.
Check the list from the Extension Service that rhizo(hey, cuz'n D!) listed above; but these nursery folks may also be able to recommend some not on the list - like MonArk, which is one of my top picks for a good early season apple(got mine from Classical Fruits, years ago).
Dr. Arlie Powell, one of the authors of the linked article, is now retired, and works with his son at Petals from the Past at Jemison AL - don't know if they handle fruit trees or not, but he might be able to direct you to an AL fruit nursery.


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I love this little stall in St. George's Market and get my breakfast there every Friday (and sometimes I go on Saturdays and Sundays as well)! Most things are vegan and/or gluten-free and they are all labelled so it is really easy to find out quickly which things don't contain dairy or eggs.
My absolute favourite is the chocolate donut with salted peanuts but I have tried almost all their donuts and tray bakes and like them all.
I usually buy some for my boyfriend or my meat-eating colleagues as well and they all like them too so this is not only for vegans/ vegetarians.
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By JOSH CLAYWELL
Shaney Seawright is ready for the opportunity ahead of her.
Seawright is the third softball coach in three years at North Hardin Christian, replacing Nicki Coleman. But that doesn't mean Seawright isn't excited.
"I look forward to having the opportunity to develop this team," she said. "I'm looking forward to working with their talents and being able to develop them to a higher level."
By NATHANIEL BRYAN
Unlike a lot of team sports, high school softball allows one player, if that player just happens to be a standout pitcher, to control a game.
North Hardin has two of its own controllers in senior Jessica Shartzer and junior Andrea Whelan. The pitchers, who play third base when they're not in the circle, combined for 32 wins and more than 225 strikeouts last year while leading the Trojans to a 32-6-1 record, a sweep of the 17th District and 5th Region tournament titles and a third-place finish at State.
Despite losing his top two pitchers and four other starters, Jim Wimp said he's "rejuvenated" by the group he has at North Hardin Christian.
The Falcons lost starting pitchers Haustin Kimbrough (graduation) and Ben Naething (moved to Kansas), three starting infielders in Alex Fowl (transfer), Naething and Matt Mui (graduation) and two starting outfielders in Daniel Gardner (transfer) and Michael Ford, who's no longer on the team.
By CHUCK JONES
The Central Hardin Bruins have appeared in three consecutive 5th Region championship games – including winning in 2008 – and the common denominator between those teams have been the Bruins' rock solid pitching staffs.
The Bruins, who set a single-season record for wins last year after going 27-8, figure to be in the mix for a region title once again due to another strong pitching staff. The Bruins return three of their top five pitchers.
The Elizabethtown Panthers have more depth than Coach Don Pitts can ever remember having during his tenure, which he said can be a blessing or a curse.
The Panthers, who were one win away from going to the state tournament last season, have some major holes to fill. Elizabethtown's depth, though, should make the transition easier.
The North Hardin Trojans will field a young squad this season, but youth shouldn't be confused with inexperience.
Despite only having possibly one senior in the starting lineup and most days starting six players who are sophomores or younger, it's not like these Trojans are new to the varsity level. In fact, most of them started last year and some of them are entering their third year in the lineup.
Since the 2002 season, no Fort Knox team has won 10 games.
In his second season on post, Roy Taylor would like to change that.
The Eagles have come close twice – winning eight games in 2008 and 2005 – and Taylor thinks he has the pieces in place to reach the goal this season.
Things are looking up for the Meade County Green Wave baseball program.
Meade County closed last season with a flurry, winning six of its last 10 games. In the stretch, the Green Wave beat Central Hardin and LaRue County – two 5th Region Tournament teams – and then won the 11th District Tournament before falling in the first round of the 3rd Region Tournament.
Searching for the perfect recipe to win the 5th Region Baseball Tournament is not an exact science. There are many factors to consider, but when trying to pick a favorite most coaches start in the 17th District.
"Year in, year out, you have to consider the 17th District first," North Hardin coach Greg Gumm said.
John Hardin coach Adam Lindsey has never felt this way entering a season in his four years with the baseball program.
Lindsey can't contain his excitement when he discusses the Bulldogs, who return six starters from last year's 13-13 squad.
"These kids have played together for four years and some of these kids have started two or three years," Lindsey said. "They are a close-knit group, closer than we've had since I've been here.
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Sebastian Larsson was delighted with his performance in Sunderland's victory over Newcastle United.
The Swede is desperate for the improvement of Sunday to run into next weekend.
Larsson said: "It was a bit of a funny system, kind of playing inside a bit but on the wing, but I thought it worked out quite nicely. I do like being out towards the wing. I like having two central midfielders next to me.
"Whether the manager thought he needed more experience or not I don't know. I was delighted to be involved. He's been quite frank about the competition for places, telling us to make sure we stay in the team. That is what I tried to do.
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Ultrabooks – Why You Want One Now
No doubt that lately you have been hearing a lot about this new class of mobile technology, the ultrabook. You may be wondering if an ultra book is for you and why you might want to choose one over a netbook. We will begin today by taking a look at what exactly an ultrabook is and then we will take a look at why you might want to choose an ultrabook instead of a netbook for you technology needs. Let's begin with what an ultrabook is.
Defining An Ultrabook
For those of you who are not familiar with the term here is a defenition of an Ultrabook, borrowed from Wikipedia:
«An Ultrabook is a higher-end type of subnotebook defined by Intel. Intel has applied to register the name as a trademark. Ultrabooks are designed to feature reduced size and weight, and extended battery life without compromising performance. They use low-power Intel processors with integrated graphics, solid-state drives for responsiveness, and unibody chassis to fit larger batteries into smaller cases. Because of their minimal size, the number of external ports (e.g. USB) is limited.»
Why Do You An Ultrabook?
In order to answer that, without turning this post into a novel, we will look at the reasons in bullet points.
- The ultrabook will be smaller and usually lighter then a netbook. If you travel a lot having a device that is closer in weight to a tablet will be a big help on your shoulders by the end of the day.
- The battery life will get you through a full day of work. With some netbooks coming in at six or even five hours of working time the ability to not have to be tied to a plug will be a real benefit to most business users.
- The processors in ultrabooks will give you less lap heat and more speed, a combination anyone can love.
Of course, the choice is up to you. Netbook or ultrabook? It all depends on your technology needs, your budget and in the end what technology you feel drawn to. As long as it meets all of your needs pick the device that makes you happy. After all it is your hard earned money that you will be spending on it. You are the one that needs to be happy with your decision.
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The Carolina Hurricanes announced today that Checkers defenseman Michal Jordan has been recalled and will join the team prior to its game tonight in Raleigh against the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Jordan, 22, is in his third professional season – all with Charlotte – and has 15 points (6g, 9a) in 48 games. He ranks second among active Checkers defensemen in scoring and represented the Western Conference at the 2013 AHL All-Star Classic in Providence, R.I. Jordan becomes the 14th participant to be recalled since the Jan. 27-28 event.
This marks the first NHL call-up for the Zlin, Czech Republic, native, who has 14 goals and 41 assists in 191 career AHL regular-season games with the Checkers.
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I know nothing about peach trees except that I wanted one. So in June I bought one (don't know the age but about 6 ft tall) and planted it. Planted it in the middle of my yard, lots of sun, with some fertilizer (not too much to start) and watered. Over the past 4 months it doesn't seem to have grown at all. It doesn't seem to have died (at least not that I could tell). There is some insect damage to the leaves, but they still seem to be healthy.
Do these trees (red haven) have a dormant period, or am I doing something terriblly wrong. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.
Mike1994, was this a potted tree, already growing, branched and leafed out (since you planted in June, I am assuming this is the case).
If so, odds are it probably had already done most of its "growing" for the year. Woody plants come out with a big flush of new growth in the spring, and it essentially, for the most part, is done growing by mid-summer at the latest (varies by species and climate). I suspect this is what has happened with your peach, and that nothing is wrong at all. The tree, having been in the commercial nursery trade, probably came from a warmer climate (usually either Tennessee if you're in the East/Midwest, or Oregon if your in the West) than Zone 5, where it started growing probably back in March. So, by the time you bought it in June, it was probably just done growing for this year.
I wouldn't worry at all about it, sounds fine to me. See how it does in the spring. Be sure to spray with lime-sulfur before the buds break, and start a regular spray program next year.
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Thanks Dennis. Yes, it was in a pot when I bought it from a garden center. I'm in NW Indiana.
I sprayed a couple of times with Sevin, but not regularly. I was planning to spray regularly next year. What is the lime-sulfur spray for? I countinue to water once or twice a week as long as the weather permits, OK?
mike1994, which nursery did you buy from. A local nursery will winter over unsold trees to sell next year. Old pot bound trees lose their vigor. One should beware old stock at a local nursery. What did the roots look like when you plant the tree. I'll take a 1 yr 5/8" bare root over an old potted tree anytime.
I agree with Dennis and Ace, being no fan of large, potted nursery trees. Your tree may have looked great in its pot at the nursery, but it may be unhealthy for its entire career due to its bad start.
A small, bareroot tree planted in very early spring (April, not June), is the way to get started with fruit trees.
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Thanks everyone. But I had no way of knowing how the nursery handled their stock when I bought the tree. I didn't get a good look at the roots. I just took the tree out of the pot and put it in the hole I dug. So now that I have the tree I'll keep my fingers cross for next season. Thanks for the advice. I'm considering get a pear tree and if I do I'll keep your advice in mind.


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OK- Bill- here's a follow up on my plumeria babies. They germinated for me within 5-6 days of using this method. I gently and easily removed the little Styrofoam boats and potted them up in a coarse mix in cell packs. Here are some recent photos of them with their true leaves. They're on their way!:)
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Thanks Bill. Karyn said that they don't need the coarse mix til later on, but I used it anyway. I haven't fertilized yet. Does anyone know when I should, and with what? I need to find the rest of my plumie seeds and get them sown while they're nice and fresh. I've been busy soaking and sowing the Brug seeds that you've mailed me, Bill. They all sound so wonderful! Bet you can't wait til your gh is open!
Kathy they are looking good. Did you start any of the P. stenophylla seeds? The seedlings look quite different then the P. rubras. I never bother with a super gritty mix for my rooted plumerias and seedlings, just a very well draining mix that has more large particles then a regular potting mix. When starting plumeria cuttings I use straight grit (pumice, coir croutons, perlite, crushed granite, etc). BTW those are going to outgrow the cell tray in a very short time. I usually go directly to a 3 or 4" pot. They'll likely be a foot or more tall in a year. You can begin using a dilute fertilizer. My first year seedlings rarely go dormant. I just keep them under lights over the winter. By the second year they've built up enough stores in their stems to carry them thru dormancy, though they don't always go dormant. I have mature non evergreen plumies that don't want to go dormant but because of space issues I force it on them. I just strip the foliage and decrease light & water. I water my dormant plumerias less then dormant brugs, almost nothing.
Karyn- Yes I started those P stenophylla seeds and 3 germinated. they are a bit smaller than the ones I posted pics of, but they're doing well. Thanks for all your info- I will be transplanting them shortly into 3 - 4 inch pots. Right now they are kept slightly moist, because I don't want them to rot from over watering. I'm a bit nervous about them, I've read that they are like a cactus in their water requirements. I am copying your info for my records/instructions. I was looking at buying more plumeria seeds. I like buying from Brads Buds and blooms- his seeds were very fresh and germinated right away. In regards to the color of blooms of the seedlings- does anyone know if they come pretty true to the parent tree? Of course if they're open pollinated I'm sure the results are variable. This is my first attempt at growing plumies. Thanks for all your input!
There's only one person on the plumeria forum that has said they get blooms the first couple years. Don't know how they happen to do it, even with grow lights running 24/7. I wish I knew what they did. Even the expert growers don't get blooms sooner then 3 years and that's fast. 4 years is probably average, sometimes longer.
I got sick of waiting for my seed grown plumerias to bloom and gave away about 70. If you have the patience it would be great to see what the blooms look like. Even better, if you want to play around with grafting, seed grown plants are the perfect rootstock.
I had the plumie bug years ago. Got plants from all over ,includeing Singapore,and started a boat load of seeds.In the end,I had in excess of 50 or so seedlings,but,after waiting 3 years for a bloom,and nothing happening,I got rid of all but the biggest and best looking one. I kept it to see how long it would take to bloom. Did everything I could think of to get it to bloom,and it finally did after 6 years. Needless to say,I no longer have any plumies in my possession. But,they bare still pretty plants.
By the way- if anyone has unwanted plumeria seed and wants to donate them to my little experiment, I will gladly trade some very fresh brug seed that I just harvested from Peaches and Cream brugmansia. They are still wet from the pod! email me at email@example.com
Kathy I want to see what you are saying after about 3 years. lol I think that's how long it took for me to part with about 70 seedlings. If I was still heating the big GH and had all that space I would have kept them. They just take up so much room. If you could cut them back like you do a brug during dormancy I certainly would have kept a lot more then I did. There's so many beautiful varieties and new ones are always being introduced. I'll probably get a few more named plants.
LOL! Karyn, I'm pretty compulsive about plants, especially ones with exceptional blooms. I know you're right, I won't be able to cut them back in winter like brugs, guess I'll cross that bridge when I come to it! What is the lowest winter storage temps that they can withstand? Thanks!
While young, the first year, I would keep them warm, watered and under lights. They probably won't go dormant. After the second season I treat them like a mature plumie and let them go dormant. I wouldn't store a dormant plumeria below 45 F and make sure the soil is dry. I water mature plumies very little during dormancy, literally just enough to keep the roots from drying out completely. I think I only watered my dormant plumies 2 or 3 times over the winter this year. Cool damp soil will almost guarantee root/stem rot. I move them to a warm, well lit area several weeks before it's time to put them out. This will wake them up and you can begin watering and feeding. Some will wake up on their own without being moved. Most of mine woke up really early this year without my moving them. It's just been so mild. They've been stored in the back of the garage so they did get some light during the winter but I don't have a heater in there.


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B. J. and I love to stroll on beaches under a full moon. We have been on beaches under full moons from Hawaii to Naples, Italy. It is a wonderful feeling and we love it. Perhaps the only feeling that equals being on a beautiful beach under a full moon is being on a Caribbean cruise under a full moon.
A special full moon was occurring on March 19—the "super moon". Not only would the moon be full, it would be especially big and bright. The so-called "super moon" occurs when a new or full moon is in its closest orbit to our planet. Saturday, the moon would be 356,577 kilometers away, the closest it has been in 18 years.
"The moon will be a little closer than it was last year, 1/4000 of a percent closer," Gordon Johnston, planetary program executive for NASA, told
. "The distance between the Earth and the moon changes a lot in its orbit. Really, the only change is that it appears bigger when it is close. This coming full moon will be the brightest of the year."
B. J., I, and our friend Betty who wanted to see the rare event too would be on the St. Simons Beach on Saturday night to observe the "super moon".
Saturday was a beautiful day on St. Simons—a great day for walking around the village and pier; it was nice convertible weather, too. We saddled Big Red, who was feeling frisky from a fresh bath, let his top back and reined him toward Betty's place in Deer Run Villas. Betty had been anxious for a ride on Big Red.
Betty was waiting for us ready to ride at 5:30pm. She slid into Big Red's saddle and we headed to Pier Village and Mullet Bay for a super dinner before the super moon. We Chit chatted about this and that over dinner, ran up on Susan and Dwain Sellers from Baxley, and had fun with them for a few minutes.
The sun was dropping low in the west when we finished eating. We strolled around the village a little and ran up on Beau and Roberta Taylor who was there to see the super moon, too.
Just before sunset, we ambled onto the pier for a picture taking session of the awesome sunset; it was beautiful. I guess the sun knew that the super moon would be displaying its grandeur soon so it put on a great show for us as it silhouetted the Sidney Lanier Bridge. Betty had brought her camera too so we "snapped" the sun as it disappeared beneath the horizon.
The super moon had not appeared yet so we sauntered around the park as we eagerly awaited its arrival. Betty, one of our Weight Watcher mentors, gave me a demonstration on how to "power walk" to lose weight. I think B. J. had put her up to it.
Suddenly, Betty exclaimed, "There it is! I see it!"
With cameras ready, we all scrambled for a better view as the amazing phenomenon began presenting itself. At first, the super moon was somewhat reddish in color; it was big and gorgeous. We maneuvered for the best positions to take pictures.
As the night grew darker, the super moon shined brighter. It was huge and magnificent. We were spellbound by its brilliance. Betty, a longtime island resident and former schoolteacher at St. Simons Elementary knew a place that there would be fewer lights and that we could get a better view. We mounted Big Red and nudged him to the place, pulled him up to a hitching rail and dismounted.
A full moon over the ocean is a marvel anytime but the glow of the super moon outdid anything we had ever seen. We just stood there entranced by the magic. The radiant moonbeams reflected off the rippling sea as if it were a billion tiny mirrors.
"We may get an even better view from the East Beach," I suggested. We straddled Big Red and wound our way back onto the street that went to the East Beach. Even though it was high tide, there were hundreds of people there to see the marvelous spectacle. It would be a night we would never forget.
Later, after returning Betty to her home in Deer Run Villas, B. J. said, "Hey, I know that it is a little chilly tonight but let Big Red's top down so we can ride around the island some under this incredible super moon."
I let Big Red's top back and the chill of the night went away under the warm joy of the glowing super moon as Big Red rode us gently along.
We were there with Big Red under the splendid super moon on St. Simons.
Oh, by the way, we were up early on Sunday morning the view the super moon from our driveway; it seemed as if it had gained in majesty.
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Do they use the pistol type of BB gun or the rifle type?I think it would be better if they will be using the M4-17 [...]
Wanda Gould
Floyd Hunter retiring
Wed, Mar 18, 2015 - 06:56 PM
Floyd Hunter is a true southern gentleman that posesses a rare combination of vision, fairness, and understanding [...]
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