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"Before I actually answer that question, it's important to distinguish between the relatively new horticultural oils and the older, more familiar dormant oils," says master gardener Paul James.
Written records show that as far back as the first century AD, gardeners used oil--specifically mineral oils--to control pests. In the early 20th century, gardeners began using dormant oil, so named because it is applied during the dormant season. Dormant oil is still used today, particularly to control scale on fruit and shade trees. But it's so thick, so viscous and so full of sulfur compounds that it burns plant leaves, so it can't be applied during the growing season.
However, highly refined, less viscous, nearly sulfur-free oil came along in the 1970s, and they can be applied during the growing season. These oils are variously referred to as superior oils, highly refined oils, horticultural oils or summer oils. These oils work like a champ on insects, mites and scales. They also control a number of different fungal diseases. Best of all, the oils can be applied to many plants in the middle of the summer, provided the plant to be sprayed isn't under water stress.
"So long as the plant is well hydrated, it should be safe to spray with highly refined oil, as long as temperatures are in the 80s," James says. Actually, there are nearly 100 plants that can be safely sprayed when temperatures are close to 100 degrees.
Of course, as with any garden chemical, you'll want to read the instructions carefully and follow them to the letter. But in addition to all the wonderful things that horticultural oils can do in terms of controlling pest and disease problems in the garden, they're also extremely safe to use.
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I got an Oscar, I'm still a grouch
I use it as a doorstop, and the prop
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Go to hell in a drought, break ice waters out
Nice try, shorty what? We can window shop
The jewelry store
But Christ, for that price coulda bought a house
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I hate overalls because they remind me of hoes
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Around New England we use stiffnecked fairly often. It is often connected with a superior attitude or snob-iness.
"Mrs Potter is very stiffnecked about her position in society."
Stubborn is used more in connection with someone who will not yield a point or perform an action.
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"Even faced with proof, he was too stubborn to admit the point."
I do not consider them interchangeable, or use them interchangeably.
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Contemporary Landscape and Cityscape Paintings
Monday, September 29, 2014
Summer Trees
Summer Tree Study, oil on panel, 8 x 8
It's hard to believe summer is over! It is warmer this weekend in upstate New York than it had been all summer! Anyway, this is another study for my field note collection. It was done from a quick pencil sketch in Newport this summer. I would like to build a large library of these kind of references for my larger paintings. I am working on a couple of larger pieces and hope to post in the next few days.
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Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Urban Beauty: Not Just Another Pretty Picture
"After the Rain Tortola", 9 x 12, oil on panel
I am pleased to announce that "After the Rain Tortola" has been accepted into the "Urban Beauty" show at the Randy Higbee Gallery in Costa Mesa, California. The paintings selected for this national juried show will focus on the "unusual beauty and sometimes darker side of our cities." It will run from October 4th through the 17th. I wish I could attend the reception on the 4th but it is a long way to go for a party! But you should go if you are in the area!
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Labels: pastel, daily painting, plein air 9 x 12, After the Rain Tortola, caribbean, cityscape, oil on panel, rain
Monday, September 15, 2014
Lingering Mist
Study for "Lingering Mist", 8 x 8, oil on panel
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This started as a plein air piece done in the middle of a summer day. I decided it needed a little more mood and changed the time of day to early morning. I like it much better. I am going to start putting some of my studies on the Daily Paintworks auction page - starting with this one! I will also be selling some of my smaller studies and paintings through an online gallery this Fall. Stay tuned for details!
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Labels: pastel, daily painting, plein air 8 x 8, connecticut, landscape, Lingering Mist, oil, panel
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Twilight at the Lake in Cape Cod
"Twilight at the Lake", 11 x 14, plein air on panel
This photo is picking up strange accents but it was taken with an iPhone so that's about it. I think the contrast and the purples are over emphasized. This was a painting started on location at a lake near Dennis on Cape Cod. It was the end of a beautiful day on the Cape. I was initially taken with the shape of the trees against the water. I did a lot of work in the studio on this. Maybe too much. I will leave it for a while and look at it with fresh eyes in a couple of weeks.
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Friday, September 5, 2014
New Cityscape Study
Study for "Broadway Drizzle", oil on linen panel, 8 x 8
The reds are a little over saturated in this photo. This is a study for a larger painting that I am starting today. The larger piece will be 20 x 20. I am going to emphasize the glow from the windows with a lot of glazing and transparent layers. I will post a progress shot this weekend (hopefully)!
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Sunday, August 31, 2014
Cool Morning
Study for "A Cool Morning", 9 x 12, oil on linen panel
This is a plein air piece started in Newport a couple of weeks ago. I did not spend enough time working out the composition before I started so I have struggled with it for the past week or so. My main area of concern was the bottom right corner. I had to make up the rocks and tree there so that the composition was more than just three horizontal bands. I think I will let it sit for a while. Hope everyone is enjoying the holiday weekend!
Revised painting as of 9/3: I had to move that big boulder in the right hand corner. It was heavy ; )
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Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Breeze on the Water
Breeze on the Water, 9 x 12, oil on panel
It's been a busy couple of weeks. We just finished a nine day charter which was good but exhausting! I am finally finishing some of the plein air pieces started a few weeks ago. This was from a plein air trip to Cohasset in July. It may need a few more tweaks but I'm calling it finished for now!
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In the context of a whole pirate-themed thing, I like it. As a baby, my son had a handful of red and white striped garments from Gymboree with a hooligan vibe and I thought it was quite cute.
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Belcher OSGB Derek Mills Worcestershire OS Gillian Howey South East OS Sue Lane Devon OS/Somerset OS David Beasley Hinckley & District OS Hazel Edwards Wiltshire OS Keith Bates Hinckley & District OS Denys Morton Cheshire and N Wales OS Ken Russell North of England OS Iain Wright Cheshire & N Wales OS Alan Gregg South Wales OS Johan Hermans* Judging sub-committee ch Ian Plested BOGA Clare Hermans* Judging sub-committee ch. Janet Newson Cotswold OS Joy Eng Bournemouth OS Ian Parsons Communications sub-committee Ch. Graham Smith Bournemouth OS Bristol& West OS & South West OS Phil Seaton OSG (guest) * Members of the judging sub-committee The names recorded as present have been taken from the Each delegate is asked to sign clearly so that an accurate attendance list circulated during the meeting. record can be achieved. 1. Apologies Mrs. Pat. Mills Worcester OS Kit Lindsay West Cornwall OS Ramala Bakaya North of England OS Ron Lindsay West Cornwall OS Ray Buxton North of England OS Alec Burt North East of England OS Max Hopkinson East Midlands OS Mary Burt North East of England OS Celia Hopkinson East Midlands OS C. Kovac Wessex OS David Townsend Southern Counties OS Mary Smallman Pleurothallid Alliance Val Micklewright Sussex Orchid Group Northern Ireland OS Cedric Maunder* Sheffiield OS Jack Fine South Wales OS Sylvia Maunder* Sheffield OS G. Westmore Wessex OS Alan Rowntree Cumbria OS Gordon Nash Harrogate OS T. Britten Cumbria OS 1 2. Chairman's remarks Brian Edwards thanked members for trusting him to be Chairman. He noted that he can always be contacted by telephone on 01373 812008 – not as written in the Golden Guide. He thanked Graham Smith for the amount of work done in the previous year and fully understood his reasons for standing down. He noted that Graham had offered his time and experience to BOC in the future and it was very likely that he would be utilised within the communications sub-committee. 3. Minutes of Ordinary Meeting held 2 December 2001 The minutes were approved after two minor amendments, Pat & Kit Lindsay (West Cornwall) were marked as present and the Pleurothallid 'Society' was corrected to Pleurothallid Alliance. 4. Matters Arising The Chairman noted that the new venue for our meetings looked promising and hoped that this would alter delegates' awareness, as where we met before somewhat dented the view of BOC meetings. These days, everyone was looking for value for his or her money and time and he was keen to reflect that view. For most growers, 'potting day' was Sunday and he appreciated that people took time to come to the meetings and should have value for that time. The question of contact details for the secretary was important as BOC was still getting correspondence addressed to John Hainsworth and Peter Hunt, previous secretaries. Peter Hunt had suggested that a permanent address would help to solve the problem. Ian Parsons noted that it was possible to purchase a P.O. Box number or use a mailing service address provider. Several other suggestions were made and it was decided that Steve Manning would explore the possibilities and report at the next meeting. The Chairman referred to the item relating to Phil Seaton's request for website funding. It transpired that this was a request from the Orchid Specialist Group (OSG). This item was discussed later in the meeting (see para 5. Correspondence). 5. Correspondence The Hon. Secretary had received the following information: Kit Lindsay (West Cornwall OS) had held a four-day orchid workshop at the Eden Project in Cornwall. They noted that many visitors came from all over the UK and would be happy to advertise Society Shows given dates and posters when they next have a workshop. Members who are expecting the WOC Vancouver proceedings should have had a letter asking them to confirm their address. If not please contact the BOC Hon. Secretary. The proceedings are being printed in Asia and should be available soon! 2 Details relating to Plant Hunter Fairs, organised by Acorn Events (01246 569698) have been received. Rare and unusual plants will be available at 8 venues in Cheshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire and North Yorkshire. Plant Talk issues a magazine on-line relating to plant conservation (http://www.plant-talk.org/). 'CITES NEWS' – Plants Issue 8, has been received. RBG KEW produces this newsletter. It notes that the CITES orchid checklist Volume 3 is now available from Kew Enterprises, RBG Kew, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 3AB. An international orchid workshop in Cuba will take place in late November 2002 – see diary of events. Brian Edwards then invited Phil Seaton to give a short presentation about the Orchid Specialist Group now chaired by Phil Cribb. The OSG mission is 'to assist in international efforts to conserve plant diversity, by providing technical support for the development and execution of programmes to study, document, save, restore and manage wisely orchids and their habitats'. A short presentation was given and copies of Orchid Conservation News distributed. OSG are looking for a one-off cash donation of up to a total of £5,500 in three areas, website production, International Conservation News publication and Secretarial support. Phil said his highest priority was production of a website. Copies of the proposal will be sent to delegates for discussion within their Societies. In the brief discussion that followed, Ian Parsons offered his professional help to get the OSG website started. Individual Societies were free to contribute and Phil Seaton was willing to give talks – fees towards the OSG fund. The OSG request will be discussed at the May meeting of BOC. 6. CITES - Max Hopkinson (not present) A letter from DEFRA was circulated to members revealing a possible change of direction. They were thinking of pursuing a policy of only part recovery of costs. The Chairman thought that it was still not too late to write in. The Hon Sec mentioned that Spain and the USA governments actually contributed money to CITES work whilst the UK government was just bent on extracting money from orchidists. Ian Plested (BOGA) mentioned that there was a current delay in issuing CITES permits at DEFRA in Bristol. He suggested that if members wanted to bring back plants from WOC in Malaysia they should apply now. Ian Parsons suggested that he put information, on how to obtain CITES permits, onto the BOC website. This was agreed. 6. Treasurer's Report - W. Howey Over half the subscriptions had been received from member societies. Everything was going well. He stated that our reserves were £24,000, £5000 had been advanced to EOC and the remaining £19000 was cash reserve. He asked Council to consider the approval of sponsorship of the EOC medals to a value of £1,000. He further explained, as Treasurer, that this was self-financing as it improved the profit (or loss) by this amount, and the Council would benefit. In 3 addition the BOC 'logo' would be on each medal thus enhancing publicity. The Chairman asked delegates to consider this for a decision at the next meeting. 7. Congresses The Chairman thought that it was an excellent idea to have a sub committee for Congresses. This would enable the experience and expertise of Council members to be fully utilised. He would be making soundings regarding membership. 17th World Orchid Conference, Malaysia, 24 April - 2 May 2002 Nothing to report except those who were going were looking forward to it. 13th European Orchid Congress, London, 12 - 16th March 2003 This event will be held at the Royal Horticultural Society Halls in London from the 12 until the 16 March. Setting up will be partly on the 10th of March and on the 11th of March. The 12th of March will be devoted to judging and we shall also have the official opening and preview evening. Regular meetings have been held by the core organising committee throughout the year. Several other people have also volunteered their services for specific tasks. A great number of leaflets were distributed throughout the world to make orchid people aware of the event. The registration brochure has now been completed and will be posted to people who have expressed an interest; it will also be available at the London Orchid Show where one will be able to register on the spot. A publicity stand will be set up at the Newbury Show and the 'Last Drop Village' event later in the year. Advertisements and editorials will appear in the American Orchid Society 'Orchids' and The Orchid Review. The www.eoc2003.org.uk website has now been established. The lecture programme looks very promising, with excellent lecturers from all over the world. It is going to be an outstanding Show with lots of amateur and professional exhibitors, tours during the conference and afterwards, a splendid Gala dinner at the Houses of Parliament etc. Registration is highly recommended, prices have been kept low so that the Congress will be accessible to as many people as possible, early registration is advisable. Day registration will not be available. Registration Fees Early By 31st May 2002 £30 Single £45 Double. Standard June-December 2002 £40 Single £55 Double. Late January 2003or later £50 Single £65 Double. A single registration will provide: Access to the Official Opening and Preview Evening, which includes a glass of wine Access to lectures Unlimited access to the Show including Registrant only sessions The right to book for Events, Tours and Gala Dinner – all subject to space. A Registrant's pack including a commemorative badge and Conference Guide At a later date a copy of the Proceedings, printed in full colour. A double registration will provide access for two people as above but only one registrants pack and one copy of the Proceedings. 4 Henry Oakley's exhibitor status report was issued to the meeting. d) Future BOC Congresses Although the OSGB had offered to hold the 21st BOC Congress, it was not as clear-cut as it seemed. They have been looking for venues but finding them very expensive. For example Sandown Park was £20000 for 3 days and Imperial College, London not far short of that. Walter Howey reminded delegates that he had undertaken to find two venues in Kent at the last meeting. It took him 15 days to do so, one in Folkestone and one in Margate both costing around £5000. He simply phoned the local council and obtained a brochure for Kent listing the Conference venues available. Walter reiterated his suggestion that each Society does this and the chairman challenged members to bring their county brochure next time. Walter also added that when you view the premises you get refreshments free! 8. Sub-Committee Reports a) Judging sub committee - Clare & Johan Hermans A very successful Symposium was held at the RHS Garden, Wisley on 17 th February with over 70 people attending. Five classes were successfully judged and discussed. There was a lecture by Lucinda Lachelin on the RHS and Orchids plus a briefing and general discussion on judging schedules for the forthcoming European Orchid Congress. One new Trainee has joined since the last BOC meeting: Nicola Wakley, of the Devon Orchid Society, Sue Lane will be her mentor. The following people passed the requirements to become BOC judges: Kenneth Bruyninckx of the Sheffield & District Orchid Society. Thomas Houghton of the N. E. of England Orchid Society. John Goff of the S.E. Orchid Society. Bill Haldene of the Devon Orchid Society. Theo Eng of the Wessex Orchid Society. Harold Jepson and Jack Whitehouse have unfortunately retired as BOC judges. We have written to them personally and would to thank them here for their many years of dedication to the Judging scheme. Barbara Robinson a trainee judge for the Orchid Society of Great Britain and Peter Robinson a trainee judge for the Sussex Orchid Society have been withdrawn from the Scheme. Neither has responded to our letters and we assume they have lost interest in continuing. b) Lecturers panel - Val Mickelwright (not present) Nothing further to report b) Slide Collection – Tina Stagg (not present) Tina would welcome contributions to the library. To this end she proposes to write to each society and organisation in turn so that she will be able to keep up to date with the processing. Also, as the library increases, she will have a better idea of the genera in which it is weaker and will be able to make suggestions accordingly. 5 To be considered for inclusion in the library slides should be labelled, or numbered with a corresponding list of names. As the library is an important archive she would prefer not to have unlabelled slides given an estimated 'pedigree'. The library currently offers 1884 slides in 126 genera and is open for business. (Tel: 01492 583219 or email@example.com) c) Communication sub- committee - Ian Parsons Ian has produced a draft terms of reference for the executive committee and these will be discussed at the next meeting. They are included in the minutes and comments would be welcome. The Chairman said that the committee would be reviewing the sub committee membership as well. As yet there has been no official response from BOGA regarding the Golden Guide. Ian Plested mentioned that BOGA was having great difficulty in getting next year's editor and may be asking BOC for help. It was suggested that if BOC prepared its (8 pages) copy in a print ready format, it would be a great help. Both Ians would investigate this possibility. Ian Plested emphasised that the last date for copy was 1st June this year and Steve Manning added that all Society details should go to him as he collates them to send on to Claudia Whales. Steve Manning also requested that any changes in numbers of copies required be notified to him as soon as possible. 9. Any other business The chairman referred to a 'lost' item namely the idea of an annual award for the best orchid(s). This was not a photographic competition but winning plants at Society Shows would be photographed and judged once a year. Walter proposed that we try it for a year from 1 July 2002 to 30 June 2003. A photocopy of the Australian scheme was handed to members for consideration. Each plant is nominated for the award e.g. best species and the nomination accompanied by three 35mm slides – the whole plant, the front view of a flower and one inflorescence showing some flowers in profile. If delegates agree this could be set up at the next meeting. It had been pointed out that the date of the next meeting (2 June) clashed with the Jubilee Bank Holiday weekend. After a brief discussion and vote, it was decided to change the date of the next meeting to 26 May 2002. The Minutes Secretary requested that items for the diary of events be submitted as he had noticed that some Shows were not being included. This diary forms the basis for the Golden Guide and the Orchid Review list so the publicity is useful. The meeting closed at 4.40pm Minutes Secretary Bill Allwood, 17 John Gresty Drive, Willaston, Nantwich, Cheshire, CW5 6RH Tel/Fax 01270 560 585 E-Mail firstname.lastname@example.com 6


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The main conference and expo takes place 26 February-28 February 2013. The conference theme is "Open Source Community Leadership Drives Enterprise-Grade Innovation."
Conference highlights include keynotes (http://na.apachecon.com/keynotes/) by open source authorities:
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In addition to the keynotes there will be hands-on trainings and general conference sessions that will cover topics such as Big Data, Hadoop, CloudStack, and the Apache HTTP Server. To view the complete schedule, visit http://na.apachecon.com/schedule/.
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Special events during the week include BarCampApache, Hackathon, MeetUps, community events, and networking opportunities. BarCamps and Project MeetUps are open to the public and free of charge.
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2 Minutes walk to the Train Station. Frequent airport shuttle that took 10 min to get to the airport. Took a quad room - 4 beds felt like we were at home.Great for folks needing to take a flight from airport. But you can stay here even if you are visiting zurich - station is 2 min walk from the hotel and Zurich center is 15 min by train. Will definitely recommend.
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