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Daily Blitz: Eli thinks he's an "elite" dadPosted by on August 14, 2012 – 8:00 am
Does Eli Manning think he's an E-L-I-T-E dad?
"I think I'm an elite dad, yes. I think so," he told Steve Serby of the New York Post.
The two-time Super Bowl MVP is grasping the gifts of fatherhood, Serby writes, while he and his wife Abby raise their 16-month-old daughter, Ava.
" 'Dada' is one of her favorites," Manning said. "'Ball' was actually, I think, one of her first words. She's big into any sort of football or basketball, baseball. She likes to pick 'em up, she's got a pretty good arm so far, so she's got a little coordination."
>> WR Isaiah Stanback's one-handed touchdown catch came in at No. 5 on NFL Network's Top 10 plays of the preseason Week 1.
>> Q&A with Eli Manning: QB talks best Super Bowl catch and roughhousing with Peyton. [Jason Cole, Yahoo! Sports]
>> WR Hakeem Nicks passes physical and is eligible to practice for the first time since the Giants reported to training camp. [Giants.com]
>> DE Adrian Tracy dubbed 'Young Os' [Ryan Hayner, ESPNNewYork.com]
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Before this most recent update I was allowed to ignore a player and no longer have their pinging animations spammed across mini map. I do this because the animations in rapid succession (3-5 pings in the same spot or down a river), drops my frames per rate to under 5 (not to mention the sound is annoying [i have sounds disabled for performance already thou]). Before I ignored these players I politely ask them to keep the pinging to a minimum and explain the situation of my computer. Most players will respect this, however I get trolls and very disrespectful players fairly frequently in my division.
This post is in direct response to my last Ranked Game (which I probably deserve a ban for verbal abuse in), during which I was grouped with two players who ignored my requests and spammed their ping on every enemy champion, ward, objective, turret, minion, and absolutely nothing for over 50 minuets. To the point where I just wanted to walk away from my computer (which I did not quit solely for the reason that it was the final game in my series for promotion) for the 2 frames per second it was dropped to every time I encountered an enemy champion, ward, objective. turret. minion. or thin air. And I was able to do ABSOLUTELY NOTHING about it. By far the WORST game I have EVER played in League of Legends to date (and that is saying a lot).
This is a plea for not only me but my team mates who must listen to me beg and rage,and my computer who is already in a sorry state, and the unfortunate people who have to read my tribunal cases. Being unable to ignore these trolls and destructive players is creating an atmosphere in which I am unable to enjoy this fine game and all that it has to offer.
Please Riot, reconsider your latest decision and mute pings of players ignored in-game. They are on ignore for a reason, if I am unable to ignore them the only option left to me is to sit AFK on my fountain to avoid feeding the enemy team kill after kill after kill from my 2 frames per second.
I'm with you. RIOT ANSWER FOR THIS! You owe us for allowing every ******* and troll with a computer and internet connection to ruin our games, and now you take away our one weapon against them. EXPLAIN!
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Allow two different ignore features. Ignore Player Chat and Ignore Player Pings.
These options would allow people who's computers are very close to the system requirements of League the ability to continue to play and enjoy the game while still having effective means of communication with their teammates.
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as im sure you will notice from the names we duo together alot and i also have problems with the mass pings lagging my comp into a coma you can ask them over and over not to do it you can even explain that it causes lag and that it makes it hard to see the mini map when there are 10+ pings going off at the same time and half the time they dont speak or understand English except to yell at you about healing or dying (even tho the death was caused buy the lag due to the 10+ pings they just used) im to a point of not playing ranked at all anymore and tbh if im not playing ranked whats the point of spending money on RP for skins and champs i can never show how good i get with them because im not aloud to play in ranked
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Mass pings get on my nerves too.
They used to give me headaches because people ping 5-15 times. There is no need to use 6+ pings when only 5 of the enemy exists.
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Yeah there should be a way to block those.
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Microsoft officials are confirming System Center 2012 is available to volume license users, as of April 1. They are declining to provide dates as to availability of the product to other customer groups, saying that they will have more to say on that front in mid-April at the Microsoft Management Summit. Im not sure exactly when the suite RTMd, and it seems Microsoft also is not commenting on that.
Among the System Center products making up the 2012 family are System Center Configuration Manager 2012, which is going to enable Microsoft to better manage iPads and other non-Microsoft devices; System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012 ; and a hybrid on-premises/cloud management portal known as Microsoft System Center App Controller 2012 (codenamed Concero).
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Personally I will wait a goodly while before putting this into production. As great as 2007 is it took a couple of SPs and an R2 to get it where it is.
I would expect the same from 2012.
Got to admit - from he brief play I had with the RC - I didn't find it as appealing as 2007.
There are some new features that are worth looking into, but it seemed to that the whole process for deploying software and updates seemed rather too clunky and problematic..
And I'm not a big fan of the whole Silverlight interface now being favoured by MS.. Lync possibly works ok with it, but not sure about SCCM...
Johan Arwidmark's Hydration Kit for Config Manager 2012 RTM is now available.
Here is a download for deploying a complete ConfigMgr 2012 RTM infrastructure in either Hyper-V or VMware: One Domain Controller and one ConfigMgr 2012 RTM member server Including pre-requisites like .Net Framework, SQL 2008 R2 SP1 CU4 (or higher) and IIS - all fully automated.
Once configured, the total build time for the full ConfigMgr 2012 RTM lab environment is about 1.5 hours (on my laptop).
There was a good reason I stayed on SMS 2003 for about a year and a bit before moving to SCCM. As with a few other releases recently I'm going to sit and let someone else take the pain initially as 2007 does what I need to get 7 deployed this summer. Looking forwards the Android management functionality of 2012 seems very useful though.
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I'm beginning to think this little general purpose gotcha would make a good interview question:
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Reading through the bullet list above - it reads like a "oops we forgot some things" list
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Indeed - some nice little additions though. Another pro for virtualisation - apply it, if it breaks, roll back - 2 minute job
And this is why I'm leaving my SCCM on 2007 for now until 2012 settles down a bit
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The Revolution misses you — Part II 16 December, 2006Posted by Zack in The Big Stuff.
Sometime in the warm Spring of 2000 — I'd have to look up when exactly — I was riding a cab into downtown DC from the airport the night before massive protests against the World Bank. It was just months after the bloody "Battle of Seattle," and so both sides of this new war were rearing for a fight: it was this inexplicable roving army of anarcho-hippies vs. the combined DC metro-area police, Capital police, Secret Service and who knows who else. All respectable citizens interested in minding their own business had fled to friends' places out of town or the Delaware beach, leaving their city in the hands of a rag-tag mob of anarchist teenagers and cops banking overtime and hazard pay.
The cab passed a teenage white girl with long dreadlocks who wore a homemade t-shirt proclaiming:
"Huh!" I muttered aloud accidentally. Was it a sign that these protests weren't just about counter-parental rage, but actually, maybe, about changing the world. "Yes," the cab driver agreed, "something good is happening here. I did not think I'd see this in America." It turned out he was a former revolutionary student leader from Ethiopia who had spent most of his 20′s in jail. Because I had come for the revolution, he wouldn't let me pay my fare.
Amid the evening's chaotic festivities, I ran into Doug Henwood, a left-wing economics writer who is read by investment bankers because he is always so right. He invited me to come along to a party at, of all places, the home of the Secretary of the Treasury, Larry Summers.
It was like a scene transplanted from right before the French Revolution: this ornate room full of ambassadors, politicians, esteemed professors and what seemed like the entire combined senior economist staff of the IMF, World Bank and Treasury — the topic of discussion everywhere in the room was the collapsing world economy, and these people were finding a million new ways to say, "Let them eat cake!" It was a Friday night at the close of a week in which the stock market had collapsed, the NASDAQ and the DOW both losing 1/3 of their value. Asia was in a shambles. Whole countries' currencies went to zero and hundreds of millions of people were spit back out after only their first few years inside capitalism — it all happened in a single planetary heart beat.
A lot of serious economists were actually thinking that this might be the Big One. On my lunch breaks I read them fretting about it on the editorial page of the Financial Times. I was working temporarily as a computer programmer in a boutique money management firm in Boston. The CEO of this small firm, with billions under management, had a giant corner office on the very top floor of the building with floor to 30-foot-ceiling windows — an office from which he could literally keep an eye on his yacht in Boston harbor. I started there right before the crash. The firm specialized in emerging market investments. A 24 year old Harvard grad ran a giant excel spreadsheet model with hundreds of variables to weigh the relative strengths of every national currency and market. When the Thai Baht collapsed, his model started to go haywire. He tried to patch it up with Scotch tape and Elmers, but I could hear him getting chewed out in the morning meetings. And then went Indonesia, the Philippines, South Korea, Argentina, Russia. Would Hong Kong hold? Would Hong Hong hold!?! They were thanking God for China, who's currency was not effected because it was not traded on the free market. It was a very uncomfortable time for capitalists. The senior money managers at the firm even stopped leaving in the middle of the day for golf.
So that teenager in dreads must have been an angel, because Larry Summers had seen her too. He was blow harding in his famed style:
"And so I asked the girl: 'What is this new system that you want? Tell me about it!' And the girl had nothing. Nothing! She had no fucking clue what this magical new system was supposed to be. No one is saying that there aren't problems with the world economy the way it is today. But these kids out there — they don't know what they want!"
From this massive living room, above the civil chatter and clinking of glasses and distributing of hors' dourves, you could actually hear the milling about of those confused kids outside. You could also hear the sound of dozens of helicopters buzzing low above the city with flood lights pointed downward. Garrisons of police and national guard lay in wait on alert, holed up in parking lots right next door and all around the city. Riding to the party I had caught glimpses of them down short drive ways behind buildings. Because of Seattle, which had broken into open urban warfare, there was anticipation that something astonishing was about to happen this weekend.
"Mr. Secretary," I said, not sure if my formality counted as pretentiousness in this setting, "You've got 50 economics PhDs in this room who pretty much run the world economy. And you're asking that girl for a better system? Aren't the solutions your job? You admit billions are living in hell, but it's up to that girl to fix it?"
I got only a chuckle and then the conversation turned to something else.
The next day, the World Bank meetings took place without a hitch because the anarchists didn't wake up early enough to carry out their planned sabotage of the delegate buses. Ten thousand kids formed an almost impenetrable ring around the facilities, but the meetings were already taking place inside — and there were plenty of gaps where stragglers could walk between the kids who had locked their arms into homemade iron links and thrown away the keys. There were a couple more of those big convergence-style protests in 2000, and then that movement died away as fast as it had risen. And I haven't seen a "NEW SYSTEM" t-shirt since.
So, after my post earlier this week, "The Revolution Misses You", I got a ton of responses saying, "Fine! But what the hell are you suggesting as an alternative? What's your new system?"
I'm going to write about that in my next post. But it really shouldn't be our job, should it? If we had a functional world, then it wouldn't be up to random guys on the Internet to fix the world economy, would it?
But Summers kind of proved his own point, didn't he? In this world, the solutions aren't going to come from the current batch of people in charge. (Or the people in charge under a Democratic administration either, like Larry and his crew.)
We, the ordinary people without economics PhDs, have to stand up to the task of demanding progress and rationality in this world. We should feel confident in that role. But to actually implement that demand in reality, we're going to need economists, business leaders, industrial engineers, experienced policy wonks, and so on.
None of them seem very willing right now, do they? So, if you're in college now and want to be part of this revolution, then here's one really valuable thing you can do: major in engineering. Go to business school. Go work for a corporation and learn how the system works from the inside. Become a good manager — a good and skillful leader. If you're already in the system, and are miraculously thinking about the big picture, then let's hear from you.
But right now, without econ PhDs, without industrial leaders, without scientist sages, we'll just have to get this process started ourselves. Come back for the next post and we will.
- 1. Stephen Downes - 19 December, 2006
You make it sound as though nobody has thought about the problems and that nobody has proposed solutions. This "I asked a girl and she didn't know" dodge is as old as the hills. I would expect that young supporters of capitalism aren't well versed in economic theory either.
But in any case, numerous solutions and policy points have been advocated. The press may treat them as though they don't exist. But the proposals are nonetheless made.
Let's look at the WTO talks specifically. On the ground, the response you would most often get if you were not cherry-picking your interviewees is that world trade liberalization must go hand in hand with would standards on environment and labour. It helps nobody if people in democracies are required to compete with what essentially amounts to slave labour managed by dictators.
A more sophisticated approach – and the issue that caused the collapse of the WTO talks in Mexico – was the issue of subsidies. To over simplify, the rich nations want to eliminate subsidies in areas where they are strong, such as manufacturing or cultural industries, and to keep them where developing nations have a chance to compete, such as in agriculture. The developing nations want the principle of subsidies applied equally. And who can blame them?
More recently we have seen the activism of the Live 8 concerts and the associated movement designed to eliminate poverty. One of the major reforms advanced by this organization focuses around debt relief. This is especially important for developing nations. After their U.S. or Soviet sponsored dictators absconded with the state treasury, the poor nations were left holding the bag. Debt relief and debt elimination would go a long way toward reversing their fortunes.
Another matter has been raised regarding the hold speculators have over money markets; this was indeed the primary cause of the collapse referenced in the article. Global free trade has always countenanced the unrestricted mobility of global capital, but this has allowed speculators to hold nations hostage (and, of course, global free trade has never contemplated a corresponding free movement of people, who must continue to be held hostage behind nationalist fences). People working against this have proposed reforms such as those adopted by Chile, while slow down this global movement of money.
Advocates have also directed their attention toward the IMF and the World Bank. These agencies, paying homage to capitalist principles, have insisted that recipient countries cut social programs dramatically in order to qualify for debt servicing support. opponents have argued that the development of a social infrastructure, including some level of income support, is necessary in order to give these countries the stability they need to survive and to lower the corruption that hinders economic activity.
Countries that have opposed these conditions have been treated as pariahs by world economic markets and their client governments and media. Consider how nations such as Cuba, Venezuela and Bolivia are treated by the media. Consider how even simple measures, such as the adoption of open source by governments in Brazil and Peru have been countered by commercial software companies and their governments.
Indeed, commercial intervention into foreign national economies through force of arms and other disruptive tactics is only now coming to the fore. A film like Blood Diamond comes years after the Kimberly declaration. But the fostering of insurrection and armed conflict over other resources continues. Activists do not forget the killing of Ken Saro Wiwa in Nigeria over oil leases, even if the media does. And of course capitalist intervention in the middle east occupies everyone's minds these days.
Of course this imply points back to a respect for rights and freedoms. The unfettered exercise of capitalism is essentially a license for corporations to disregard any of the hard-won victories for the people over the years. From simple things, such as Wal-Mart's union-bashing activities in Quebec, Canada, to the labour camps described in Klein's No Logo and elsewhere, the corporate agenda has been harmful wherever it has landed.
The right to freedom also characterizes many of the economic agendas that have operated in the online community. There is a large and expressive open source movements that has railed against such things as software and business method patents as economically ruinous. An additional community lobbies extensively for open access to educational and research materials, reasoning that this work, funded by taxes levied on the people, properly belongs to the people.
Activists are also opposing the privatization of community knowledge, privatization in the form of genetic and other life patents, commercialization of cultural property and other artifacts, the withholding of life-saving AIDS and other drugs, and in general, the committing to the private market the combined public property of the world. This ongoing privatization is an enormous transfer of wealth that benefits only those who are already wealthy, while furthering the impoverishment of those who are poor.
On a more local front, anyone who looks will find no end to solutions being proposed. In Canada, for example, we have the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, an economic think-tank devoted to progressive and humanitarian economic policy (of course, our media cites the radical right wing Fraser Institute on an almost daily basis, while completely ignoring the much more qualified CCAP).
This organization, and others like it, advocate for measures that protect people from economic disaster. In Canada, for example, the CCAP (along with numerous other organizations) supports our piublic health care program that protects families from losing their homes and their livlihoods due to illness. Additional income support programs, such as unemployment insurance and welfare, form a substantial safety net (it is easy to criticize such programs – easy, that is, until visiting the slums of nations that do not have them).
In a similar light, advocates for public education continue to prevail in some nations, opposing the ruination of the system that is being fostered by capitalist privateers promoting a cornucopia of charter schools, vouchers, management firm and outright sales. It is incredible that the education of the next generation would be left in the hands of people whose bottom line is the profits to be gained, but this is the norm in the developing world and increasingly the norm elsewhere.
To say that no solutions have been proposed is a blatant falsehood. To say, even, that the common anti-WTO demonstrator has no grasp of these issues is probably also misrepresentative. The preceeding has been only a short summary of the alternative approach for a just world economic order. The detailed programs exist, and millions of people are working toward them worldwide, hindered by those very economists who scoff at the egalitarian dreams of a little girl.
- 2. The Revolution misses you — Part III *BETA* at ZackExley.com - 26 December, 2006
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University of Minnesota junior Becca Leighton was just planning to stay in and watch the Frozen Four semifinal hockey game. But after the Gophers pulled off a stunning last-second victory, she started receiving Snapchats from friends who were out and about in Dinkytown as students overran the street ... More >>
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Jerry Kill meets the press.Coach Jerry Kill ran winning football programs at Southern Illinois and Northern Illinois, and Chris Barron thinks Kill can do the same for Minnesota -- if Gophers fans give the guy a chance. Barron, the college sports columnist for the weekly Carbondale Times in ... More >>
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This year, even the patsies make Clem Haskins nervous.
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Stop using birth control when you're trying to have a child.
My old lady won't stop yammering about wanting a kid so she wants to pull the goalie.
מאת angryvillager 1 בספטמבר, 2006
Canadian term for masturbation.
After Doug lucked out at the bar, he thought, "Well, I guess I'll just go home and pull the goalie, eh?"
מאת breakwall 14 בינואר, 2005
To masterbate
Dan pulls the goalie repeatedly while watching porno
מאת Dan 11 במאי, 2003
When you blow your load on your partners face to form a jizz "goalie mask".
There was 1 minute left, I was about to cum in her ass but instead I HAD to pull the goalie!
מאת sparks40 8 באוקטובר, 2009
remove a woman's maxi pad or tampon before you stick yo' junk up in that cootchie
Trisha had her friend flo, but I stll pulled the goalie and taxed that twat. Then I showered.


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Hi ladies,
I have a query, can anybody tell me how to increase breast milk supply, last couple of days i'm not getting it much & due to this my baby gets irritate & crying more.
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Hi Cheer
Back in India we used to have garlic . just fry chopped garlic in little ghee n mix it with rice n have it . u can add salt for taste . And one more thing just keep on telling to urself that u will have enough milk to feed ur kid n be happy ( this really works ) . U also need to have healthy food ........If possible to get u can drink mothers horlicks
Hi Cheer,
Foods which increase milk supply (not scientifically proven but may help) - garlic, fenugreek (methi), oatmeal, carrots. I think fenugreek is available as capsules in the US and maybe in Canada as well. Above all eat well, drink LOTS of fluids and try to stay as stress-free as possible. Have patience - when baby's demands increase milk supply will take a few days to catch up. Keep feeding him as often as possible for as long as he wants to - that will help prolactin secretion the most.
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Dear Cheer,
I remember my mother used to give me cooked boiled rice ,green gram and fenugreek (mixed together and cooked in a pressure cooker )and eat that first with a little ghee before the regular meal.It helped a lot.....you can try that too.
Latha Sasidharan
for incresing the breast milk supply do hav a balanced diet n drink in lots of water,n juices.
try 2 add atleast 1 type of greens n pulses along with rice n chappati.try improving the quality n not the qty.do consult ur doc n take some iron n calcium supplements,this brings a gd n noticable change.
take care
Hi Cheer!!
I am from north India and I have seen that there are so many restrictions of food after delivery which is really good at that time like for the forty days after delivery mother or MIL dont give any spicy food to the new mom, they specially cook only moong ki dal and other vegetables without much spices for her. I am telling you because I have heard from the elders that spices can decrease milk supply and can upset babies stomach. Second thing they suggest lots of zeera tadka(cumin seeds) with desi ghee in moong ki dal and even in vegetables. My mom says cumin seeds are really good in increasing Breast milk. You can try that.
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Container Gardening Ideas
The container garden is a wonderful way to add a touch of a garden to your home without the hassle of a floral border in the yard. Instead of using the same old standbys like petunias, geraniums and begonias with a spike of grass in the middle, try some new combinations for that wow factor. Take a look at these planters for some flower inspiration. The two large urns get their height from the Burkwoodi Broom shrub which will have a delicate red flower. Surrounding the broom are begonia rex plants which have colorful foliage. Candlevine adds a delightful fragrance, several euphorbia plants for a white blossom and several perilla plants add a nice pink and purple color foliage.
The smaller urns contain Key Lime Coral Bells and Gerber daisies, for a simple but elegant combination.
Spring 2014 at the Garden
Welcome to the Antique Garden Spring 2014 edition. Take a look at what's new at our garden shop. We are open daily for the Spring 2014.
The Antique Garden Winter & Holiday Edition
The Antique Garden Winter & Holiday Edition
Where has the time gone? This year has flown by quicker than you can say 2013. At The Antique Garden we are winding down for a long winter's nap but before that, we will be open Monday through Saturday 10 – 6 pm until the 21st of December, Sundays 12-4 pm. Enjoy some photographs from the holiday season from our 1895 store in the square of Leitersburg, Maryland. We are still taking orders for custom urn decorating, gift baskets filled with our home canned goods and home baked holiday cookies.
We are stocked with ornaments, swags, wreaths, Christmas trees, illuminated pine cone baskets and lots of fresh cut winter berries, holly, balsam and seasonal mixed greens. Stop by the old store and visit us at 21501 Leitersburg-Smithsburg Road, Leitersburg (5 miles from Hagerstown), Maryland, in the heart of the beautiful Cumberland Valley, located in Washington County.
Wishing you and yours a happy, healthy holiday season!
Jennifer & John Thomas
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Hydrangea Love
What is your favorite flower? The fragrant rose, fun loving daisy or a spring tulip? My favorite is an old-fashioned shrub that is also very practical. It is the hydrangea plant. Now just about perfected they promise to bloom all summer long or until the first frost. With colors in the blues, pinks, whites, lime green and burgundy they have, depending on the variety, a large globular flower or a delicate lace like head. Best of all they can be cut or dried and make wonderful flower arrangements that last a long time. With names like All Summer Beauty, Nikko Blue, Paris Rapa, Shamrock, Bobo, Endless Summer and Pinky Winky, your hardest decision may be in which type to select. There are standard hydrangeas and the bush type that can grow up to 7 feet. Most tend to be a medium height shrub, making it an excellent choice for around the patio or foundation. Some varieties even change color depending on the soil p.h. conditions. All drop their leaves in the fall but often if the heads aren't pruned off the dried flowers will remain all winter. Luckily we are in zone 6 where they do well and some are hardy to zone 3. All hydrangeas like moist, rich, well-drained soil high in organic matter and do well in part shade. Mine do well against the side of our house and along a fence line. Try out a hydrangea , you will enjoy this plant for a long time to come.
Summer at The Antique Garden
It is almost August and the summer is literally flying by! Here are some sights from our store The Antique Garden in the square of Leitersburg Maryland. Located in an 1895 General Store, our selves are filled with the bounty of the season, plus pots, containers, collectibles and great plants. Take a visual tour of the store, the outbuildings and our newest feathered friends. We specialize in garden design and installation plus a whole lot more….
Our front porch and gardens are stocked with plants from sedums and succulents to terrariums……
Meet our flock of silkies, bantams, wyndottes and red chicks!
We are located at 21501 Leitersburg-Smithsburg Rd., Hagerstown, Maryland. Open Monday through Saturday 10-4 and Sundays by appointment or chance.
Terrarium Gardening
Miniature gardening is a wonderful project for any plant enthusiast and creating an interesting terrarium can be an easy way to start. Did you know that originally terrariums were invented as a way of transporting living plants from far away lands? Traveling by ship often took months or years and terrariums were used to bring rare and exotic plants back home. It has been documented that Captain Cook and Captain Bligh brought home plants in glass containers! Who knew?! While not without care a terrarium becomes a microcosm of nature. Deciding which type of plants to use is the fun part. Choose either moisture loving plants, like ferns or dry cacti and succulents, but don't mix the two. I also have found that if you choose sedums it is better not to cover the containers as it becomes too wet and the plants wither away. Most terrariums need a few hours of sun light outside or in a sunny area indoors. More sunlight is needed if you use cacti and succulents. I've had my terrariums outside all summer under a porch roof and they are thriving.We have used an assortment of moisture loving plants in our terrariums and conservatories. Choose a roomy glass vessel or bottle. Add some charcoal chips at bottom to keep your growing medium smelling fresh and add a few inches of potting soil. If making a desertscape use a sandy soil mix. I especially like all types of small ferns, like the maiden fern, dwarf parlor palm, cadieri and P. "Moon Valley", hypoestes, babies tears and moss. Water only occasionally when soil dries out, about once every week or two. Any glass jar will work just make sure it is big enough for growth. I've used mason jars, compotes, fish tanks, and apothecary jars successfully. Open the lids once in a while to let in fresh air. Enjoy your mini world of plants.
Sunny Sedums or Are They Succulents?
Is it a sedum or is it a succulent or are they the same thing? I bet you've been wondering the same thing! According to Wikipedia, the answer is, they are both in the same family of plants. Both varieties hold water in their leaves making them an excellent drought resistant plant. We use cold hearty sedums like 'Red Beauty' Sempervivum, next to sedum 'Angelina'around the pond as a ground cover as it does an excellent job at holding down any weeds that should pop up. These are perennials in our area. All are part of the crassulaceae family of plants which, includes the jade tree, 'chalky blue fingers', cobweb buttons, chicks and hens of all varieties, the beautiful kalanchoe 'flap jacks' and many, many more interesting types. All varieties enjoy full sun, a well drained soil mix and minimal watering. Just remember to bring inside the more tropical varieties when the weather cools. Did you notice my picture of the 'Living Stone' plant? This succulent is native to South Africa and resembles a stone to evade consumption by animals. This is such a diverse group of plants, this might be your year to pick up an aloe or agave. Prices start at about $4.00 a pot and make a great dish garden or open terrarium. Why not add a plant to your collection? We love them whether you say sedum or succulent. Here is a helpful link from the Beacon News about succulent gardening.
Cast Iron Container Garden
Cast Iron Container Gardening
Do you love the look of antique cast iron? It is perfect in the garden. With a long tradition during the Victorian Era and in Europe cast iron flower pots have always been popular. Fitting in well with a traditional home and in the garden landscape these containers are highly prized. Today most pieces are imported and come in amazing array of sizes, shapes and colors. These new reproductions are made from original antique molds. We have a nice selection at The Antique Garden. These are guaranteed to rust! Take a look at some the styles available and stop on by our shop for this classic container. Check out these links from Pinterest for some ideas on filling these urns.
Spring at The Antique Garden
The lily pads in the pond are huge this year with lots of blooms. These hearty lilies come back every year and are not planted in the pond but sit in their submerged large pots.
This is an "Endless Summer" trademark hydrangea plant. Perfected, these plants bloom all summer. Above notice the pink flowers which can turn blue depending on your soil conditions. I've fertilized it with an acid loving food and hopefully this will bring out the blue.
Did I mention that we have succulents and cacti? We love these plants which make great house plants too. Just place in a sunny room and water sparingly.
This hibiscus tree is doing great!
I finally finished the coop and attended the Chicken Swap in Sharpsburg, Maryland several weeks ago. I purchased my new chickens, seven in all, and am waiting patiently for eggs…..h
Sun wind chime is beckoning warm sunny days.
In our shop we have a large collection of hand crafted pottery by former Maryland resident Jan Richardson. These little cottages and houses are so cute.
With summer arriving in a few days, it seems like for the first time in many years that we've had a real spring. The weather has been not too hot, with mild days, rainy spells, and pleasant evenings. We had later than normal frosts, so the vegetable gardens are late but cool weather crops like lettuce is going wild.
This spring starting in April, we have been busy doing lots of landscaping and container gardening. We still have a nice inventory of planters, cast iron pots and conservatories, a fancy word for terrariums and of course plants and flowers. Vertical gardens are easy to set up and your animals can't get to them. Inside the store we are filling up the canned goods section with things like local, raw honey, pickled carrots, aged herbal vinegars and a new batch of organic raspberry jam.
We even did the flowers for a friend's daughters wedding this spring. No that's not a cake but one of 15 arrangements featuring roses, hydrangeas and carnations.
Our shop is open Monday to Saturdays, 10-4 and some Sundays 1-4 and we are located at 21501 Leitersburg-Smithsburg Road, Hagerstown, Maryland. We hope to see you soon! Like us at Facebook
2012 A Year of Flowers & Gardens Part 2
After editing lots of photographs and cleaning out my computer files I realized how many photos we've taken this year. As the year 2012 draws to a close, we are taking stock of many projects from the past year, including container gardens, landscapes, vegetable gardens, floral arrangements and more. Sit back, relax and enjoy some of the sights from The Antique Garden and remember Spring 2013 is just around the corner. Take some time to dream of next year's gardens…..
This rooftop garden is all about containers filled with herbs, vegetables and flowers. Perfect for those with a compact yard or urban space.
We changed out the Black Eyed Susan plants for the autumn to a Pumpkin Planter Box.
Washington County Museum of Fine Arts Urn
Dried Pepper Wreath, SOLD, a creation of our abundant veggie garden!
More Thanksgiving planters full of the bounty of our harvest….
Winter Arrangement with fresh pineapples, artichokes, chili peppers and winter berries. A neo-modern twist with inspiration from classic, traditional Williamsburg, Virginia. This is Christmas decorating, using fresh, real fruits and vegetables.
Near the street, we have two urns decked out with pine, magnolia, boxwood and other "cuts" from our yard.
Here is our front rocking chair porch, at the Parsonage, decorated with festive greens and winter berry sprigs in the window boxes.
From our porch to yours, happy gardens to all!
Jenn at The Antique Garden
21501 Leitersburg-Smithsburg Rd
Hagerstown, Maryland
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DALLAS (AP) - Rarely exhibited Spanish drawings have traveled from a German museum to Dallas for a showing.
The exhibit opens Sunday at the Meadows Museum at Southern Methodist University. It's the first exhibit outside of Germany to showcase the collection housed at the Hamburger Kunsthalle in Hamburg.
Almost 90 works by Spanish artists from the 16th and 18th centuries will be on display, including works by Francisco Goya.
The exhibit closes in Dallas on Aug. 31, then heads for Madrid's Prado Museum, where it opens Oct. 28.
Most of the collection, which contains 210 Spanish works, came to the Hamburg museum when its first director acquired the drawings from a London-based collector in 1891. Since then, works from the collection have only been featured three times in small in-house exhibitions.
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Nepal, 15 May 2002 -- Kathmandu – Senior government officials from 25 Asia-Pacific nations ended three days of talks on food security here on Wednesday stressing that political stability and peace are essential conditions for increasing agricultural production in the world's hungriest region.The consultation has submitted a set of recommendations for consideration by ministers from these countries during the plenary session of the 26th FAO Regional Conference for Asia and the Pacific, which takes place on 16 and 17 May in Kathmandu.Increasing agricultural production, equitable access to productive resources, population control, conducive public policies, and peace and order, were among the key elements identified by the consultation as vital for food security.The senior officers expressed serious concern over the negative effect of food insecurity on pregnant and nursing women, infants and children. They agreed that successful experiences from countries in the region prove that the best way to tackle poverty and hunger is by empowering the rural poor. In this context they emphasized the relevance of the development goals agreed on by the nations of the world at the UN's Millennium Summit in 2000."There was consensus that devolution of decision-making authority and development resources to community levels is crucial to the empowerment process," noted the meeting document adopted at the end of the consultation.[…]Noting that the region is home to two-thirds of the about 780 million hungry people in the developing world, the meeting expressed concern over the decline in the flow of financial resources to agriculture. Encouraged by the recent International Conference on Financing for Development in Monterrey, Mexico, the representatives of Asia-Pacific governments called for "substantial increases in agriculture and rural development investments".They also expressed satisfaction with those positive outcomes of the Fourth Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in Doha, Qatar that supported fair and equitable agricultural trade regimes. They urged countries in the region to "ensure that the important principles accepted in Doha are implemented". In this context, the meeting requested FAO to assist in improving national capacities in the region to "participate fully and effectively in the upcoming round of negotiations on agriculture to ensure fairness and equity in existing arrangements". Discussions were held on the following issues: sustainable mountain development; livestock and fisheries development for household food and nutrition security and poverty alleviation; empowering the rural poor; and regional preparation for WFS: fyl.The meeting highlighted the vulnerabilities of mountain ecosystems, mountain cultures, women and children in upland areas as well as the "ill-preparedness of mountain people to compete effectively in open economies". It called on member government to give high priority to establishing and improving transport, energy and communication links and services to mountain communities. While preparing mountain communities to benefit from locally available comparative or competitive advantages, the meeting suggested that governments must work with non-governmental organizations to provide "targeted safety nets" and social programmes to reduce hunger, create jobs in the mountain areas.RAP 02/17More information at:http://www.fao.org/docrep/meeting/008/y6721e/y6721e00.htm
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