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Rajoelinas supporters strike back with equally holding a prayer ceremony of their own for the nation in the afternoon of Sunday, June 17th, in International Conference Centre of Ivato, in response to the same kind of gathering organized one week earlier by the leaders of FFKM as a way to welcome the resumption of negotiations supposed to drive the country out of from the current political crisis. This reaction can be held as the evidence of a certain aversion from the Rajoelina sphere for mediation process supported by the heads of the FFKM church.
A particularly strong military presence was noticed during the religious ceremony organized by Andry Rajoelina's proxies. All of the transitional regime's senior officials attended the ceremony, just as the regime's leader's parents were. The presence of one fringe of Antananarivo's FFKM could equally not be overlooked. Rajoelina's proxies are apparently longing for creating division within Madagascar's Confederation of Christian Churches by opposing its leaders to each other. Rajoelina's family and staff were all present, apart from Mialy Rajoelina, his First Lady.
During the similar ceremony previously organized by the leaders of the FFKM confederation, the President of the Transitional Supreme Council, General Dolin Rasolosoa, was Andry Rajoelina's regime's single collaborator, who attended the prayer session. Most of the political parties involved in the settlement of the Madagascan crisis do however accept the FFKM as a suitable mediator for the sake of putting an end to the political crisis.
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-- A Laughlin AFB lieutenant received word Oct. 29 from the Secretary of the Air Force that he will return to pilot training at the 47th Flying Training Wing here within the next month.
1st Lt. Ryan McGuire lost a leg in a boating accident on Lake Amistad 13 months ago. Since the accident, Lieutenant McGuire has completed rehabilitation using his prosthetics, completed the Air Force Marathon and competed in The Warrior Games. Since July, 2010 he has been back on duty at Laughlin AFB, but not in pilot training.
"When I first lost my leg, I never dreamed this day would come," McGuire said. "But leadership here has supported me every step of the way, and honestly, they're the ones who gave me this dream to come back."
The 47th FTW wing commander said it was a no-brainer to support Lieutenant McGuire in his efforts. "When I first met Lieutenant McGuire, it was obvious that this young man is something special," said Col. Michael Frankel, 47th Flying Training Wing commander. "He has always had a positive attitude, I've never seen him down, never see him upset, he's always been pressing forward trying to achieve his goals. I look forward to the day when he graduates from pilot training and I can hand him a set of silver wings."
Lt. McGuire was injured Sept. 6, 2009 when he was yanked from a boat while jetting across Lake Amistad at 40 miles per hour. He was lifted out of the boat by a rope that was tied to an inner tube when the wind caught the tube, pulling him out. As a result of the accident, his hip was dislocated, his pelvis was fractured and his right foot was mangled.
The aftermath was a nightmare for many, and a challenge for Lieutenant McGuire. He was rescued from the lake and then taken by ambulance to Val Verde Regional Medical Center in Del Rio. Ten hours after the accident, he arrived by helicopter at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas.
Initially, doctors attempted to repair the foot, but five weeks later, he lost much of his right leg below the knee.
"It was so surreal," Lieutenant McGuire said. "It probably really didn't hit home until I woke up after the surgery. I woke up after and my mom started crying. I pretty much knew then it wasn't just a bad dream."
As a small child, Lieutenant McGuire wanted to be an Air Force pilot. His dream eventually led him through the Air Force Academy.
"I never wanted to give up my dream," he said.
That burning passion led him through months of sometimes painful rehabilitation, as he relearned to walk and then run. Eventually, he went before a medical board where he was eventually found fit for duty in August. Two days later, a waiver was submitted to return him to pilot training, which was approved Oct. 29.
There are a few pilots on active duty with prosthetics; however, Lieutenant McGuire is the first student to be returned to training status.
Lieutenant McGuire said he's learned a lot through the whole ordeal but really learned the meaning of the words, Air Force family.
"I went to the Academy and such, and it was a great time and we experienced a lot of camaraderie," he said. "However, throughout this, my Air Force family, and my real family, has been by my side throughout.
The day of the accident, I had commanders at the hospital with me, helping take care of my real family and ever since, they've been in my corner helping and pushing me as needed," he added.
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McCumber, who won the Florida State Amateur in 2011, carded rounds of 69-68-67 to beat his closest competitor Nyasha Mauchaza by two shots. Mauchaza, who led after the first and second round, finished alone in second place after firing an impressive final-round, 7-under 65.
Starting the third round, McCumber played aggressive and consistent golf with front-side birdies on Nos. 3, 6 and 7. Heading to the back McCumber played close to perfect racking up four straight birdies on Nos. 11-14.
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[4]Those who enjoy the lifestyle know that RV travel is the perfect combination of nature and comfort. It is a great and affordable way to meet new people, see new sites, and enjoy the serenity of the outdoors. Preserve this lifestyle for all the new RVers who will enjoy it, here are some tips to camp "green."
Green Camping Tip #1: Even when camping in an RV park, observe the golden rule: "If you packed it in, pack it out." If you bring it with you, make sure you bring it out. If you are in a well-established RV park, make sure your trash and recycling make it into the proper receptacles. Don't burn trash as the fumes are bad for the environment. If you're in a more rugged campground, be sure to bag up your trash and bring it out with you.
Green RV Tip #2: Observe the second golden rule: "Leave it how you found it." When you go camping, try to leave as little evidence of your presence as you can. Park your RV in designated spots, stay on hiking trails, and clean up after yourself.
Green Camping Tip #3: Don't use disposable dishes, cups and utensils. While paper or Styrofoam dishes may be easier, reusable camping dinnerware [5] is a great way to travel "green." Plus, using reusable dishes means less trash to dispose of, and they look nicer than paper plates! When you go to wash them, use eco-friendly biodegradable soap.
Green RV Tip #4: Shop smart. When stocking up your RV, purchase items with less packaging. Reuse what you can.
Green RV Tip #5: Save energy! A great green RV tip is to add some RV solar panels to the roof of your RV. This way, when enjoying the amenities RVing has to offer, you're doing it in an ecologically friendly way. This could easily eliminate up to 90% of your generator use. If solar panels aren't an option for you, try to use your electronics less, and be sure to shut them off and unplug when you're not using them at the RV park.
Green Camping Tip #6: Use multiple cooking sources. The most eco-friendly way you can cook while camping is over the fire. When you can, set up a grill over the open flame. It's easy, fun, and the most "natural" way to cook while traveling in an RV. While it isn't always feasible to cook everything over an open flame, it is a great way to cook meat, vegetables and other easy items.
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Hello, I am working at a job that requires me to display my ID along with two other cards for access to specified areas (3 different swipe cards in all. They offer a very flimsy carry case with a cord and I am hoping for something more stylish (leather or aluminum), durable and practical for every day use. If I do not find a recommendation, I may have to invent one!
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I use this. It allows me to quickly remove my cards yet they are still able to be accessed by the contact reader.
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Saddleback Leather's smallest wallet ("Leather ID Wallet") may be perfect. I use it as my primary wallet (license, four cards, and cash), and it is very easy to remove the license, and the front cards in each of the compartments. (There's no plastic in the ID pocket - just a window you can push your card through.) Plus, it'll last forever.
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I've had the Simplicity since June. I have emailed CS through the account about a line in the terms for the card.
This is what it said before I applied (and still says):
Length of introductory period will be 0% for 18 months from the date of account opening on purchases and for 18 months from date of first transfer for balance transfers. Balance transfers must be completed within 4 months of account opening.
When I contacted CS, they responded and said that didn't apply for the Simplicity and that the BT can happen anytime during the 18 months and still get the 0%.
I guess I am just sort of concerned after reading this again, and I can't find that response anywhere. They may have deleted it.
Would anyone know if I can do a BT anytime or does it truly have to be within 4 months of account opening?
Just go to the Balance Transfers page of your online account, and it will show you what offers you have available! I'm always offered new 0% BT offers on my Citi cards.
When I applied for the Simplicity I got the 21 month BT and purchases offer. It's been one year now and when I check my BT offers they have the 5.99% for two years and 0.00% for 13 months.
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Wow...21 mos?!? When did you get yours hihihihihihi?!! That's a goooood deal!!!
It was a offer that they had a year ago. They no longer have it. It was for the Simplicity, Diamond Preferred, and the Platinum Select. The image says the Citi Simplicity will have a 16.99% interest rate after 21 months, but mine has the 11.99% interest rate after 21 months like the Platinum Select.
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Require employers who do not offer retirement plans to offer their workers access to automatic IRAs and contribute via payroll deduction.
Obama's 'myRA' plan means progress on IRA enrollment
President Barack Obama's State of the Union address brought new life to an old promise about retirement savings for workers.
"Today, most workers don't have a pension," Obama said in his address on Jan. 28, 2014. "A Social Security check often isn't enough on its own. That's why tomorrow I will direct the Treasury to create a new way for working Americans to start their own retirement savings: myRA. It's a new savings bond that encourages folks to build a nest egg."
Obama has not yet been able to pass legislation requiring automatic enrollment in Individual Retirement Accounts, called IRAs, one of his 2008 campaign promises. Due to lack of progress, we rated it Promise Broken in 2012. However, his new plan might help him make progress on the substance of his pledge.
Called "My Retirement Account," or myRA, the program offers new retirement savings accounts for individuals looking for a simple way to start saving, according to an announcement from the U.S. Treasury Department. Individuals can open an account with as little as $25 and contribute $5 or more every payday. Those amounts are important, because traditional IRAs often have required minimum deposits that are beyond the reach of low-wage workers.
In a factsheet on the new plan, the White House noted that Obama does not need congressional approval to launch myRA because he's using an executive order. That order directs the creation of a type of government-backed bond that would earn a low rate of interest and come with a government guarantee.
The product will be offered via a familiar Roth IRA account, which means holders contribute money after income taxes are paid and any investment gains and withdrawals are tax-free once they reach retirement.
To be clear, this plan stops short of requiring automatic enrollment in IRAs. The White House said the accounts will be offered through an initial pilot program for employers who choose to participate. Still, this type of plan could dramatically expand access to retirement accounts. Based on this progress, we're changing our rating from Promise Broken and moving the rating back to In the Works.
President Barack Obama, State of the Union address, Jan. 28, 2014
New York Magazine, "Did President Obama's 'MyRA' Proposal Just Solve Two Huge Problems With Retirement Saving?" Jan. 29, 2014
Wall Street Journal, "Obama Signs Order for Retirement Accounts: New Investment Vehicle, called 'myRA,' Aims to Help Workers Save With the Tax Advantages of a Roth IRA," Jan. 29, 2014
U.S. Treasury Department, "myRA: A Simple, Safe, Affordable, Retirement Savings Account," Jan. 29, 2014
White House, "Fact Sheet: Opportunity for All: Securing a Dignified Retirement for All Americans," Jan. 29, 2014
Proposal hasn't fully reemerged after being overshadowed by health care debate
During the 2008 presidential campaign, Barack Obama promised to require employers who do not offer retirement plans to offer their workers access to automatic individual retirement accounts -- or IRAs -- with contributions via payroll deduction.
Here's the underlying idea: In order to encourage people to save for their retirement, the proposal would require that companies (other than the smallest firms) that don't offer other retirement plans such as 401(k)s to offer IRAs, with workers able to opt out if they wish.
Like a related promise on automatic 401(k) enrollment, the IRA proposal made it into Obama's 2010 budget outline. But it hasn't moved much further.
David John, a retirement-security specialist at the conservative Heritage Foundation, was one of the originators of the idea, which attracted bipartisan support. He said that the effort got sidetracked in part because congressional aides who were involved in it became deeply enmeshed in the health care debate. "Health care sucked out all the oxygen," John said.
There are still some bills in Congress that would implement something along the lines of what Obama proposed. For instance, September 2011, Sen. Jeff Bingaman, D-N.M., offered the Automatic IRA Act of 2011. But it has not advanced to a hearing and has only secured one co-sponsor so far, Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass.
John said that Rep. Richard Neal, D-Mass., is expected to offer a House version soon.
The Obama Administration has done one thing that sounds similar to this promise, but it's actually different. The administration is issuing rules to help interested employers automatically enroll employees in a retirement-saving account called a SIMPLE-IRA, with employees able to opt out. But SIMPLE-IRAs are not the standard IRAs referred to in this promise -- they are a variety of saving mechanism established during the Clinton Administration as a low-cost variant of the 401(k). They require an employer contribution, and as a result, they have never become widespread.
It's possible that this issue will gain traction again, though its chances of advancing in a polarized Congress during a presidential-election year do not seem high. If it does, we'll change our rating. But for now, we'll rate it a Promise Broken.
White House, "Retirement Security for American Families" (fact sheet), accessed Feb. 9, 2012
E-mail interview with David John, retirement-security specialist at the Heritage Foundation, Feb. 7, 2012
IRA auto-enrollment in the budget outline
President Barack Obama has been talking about automatic enrollment for retirement plans for years as a "common-sense, practical solution" to increase savings.
To explain this promise, we should probably start with Obama's proposal for automatic enrollment in 401(k) plans.
Let's say you've just been hired at the widget factory, and on the first day, the human resources person tells you that if you want to, you can enroll in the company's 401(k) plan to save for retirement. Economists have concluded that about 20 percent of low-wage workers will sign up for the plan under this scenario.
But let's say the widget factory changes its policy. Now, the human resources person tells you that you're automatically enrolled in the program, but if you don't want to be in it, you can fill out paperwork and opt out. Under this scenario, the percentage of workers with 401(k) plans increases to about 80 percent.
One of the benefits of a 401(k) is that the contributions are not taxed. Another is that employers can put money into the accounts, and usually this is done on a matching basis. If an employee contributed 15 percent of his or her earnings for retirement, for example, the employer might match the first 3 percent. The national average for a 401(k) matches in 2007 was 3.2 percent, according to the Profit Sharing/401(k) Council of America.
Not all companies offer 401(k) plans, however. For those companies, Obama would require that they enroll their employees in Individual Retirement Accounts with an automatic payroll deduction. Generally speaking, IRA contributions are also tax-free, though there is no possibility of an employer match in an IRA.
Obama says the automatic enrollment will make it easier for workers to save, and he wants to make sure to include workers who aren't eligible for 401(k)s.
The proposal made it into Obama's 2010 budget outline, but it will need approval from Congress. So we rate this promise In the Works.
Office of Budget and Management, Budget Documents for Fiscal Year 2010 , Feb. 26, 2009
Brookings Institution, Launch of the Hamilton Project , April 5, 2006
The Heritage Foundation, Making savings the default option , Sept. 4, 2008
Profit Sharing/401(k) Council of America, 51st Annual Survey of Profit Sharing and 401(k) Plans , Sept. 25, 2008


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Metropolitan's Monthly Message
His Beatitude, Metropolitan STEPHAN
Offers His Thoughts On the Kyivan Patriarchate
and One Ukrainian Church
1 December 2000
Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ,
Our Motherland will be saved, in large part, from one Ukrainian Church that serves as a moral, political, and spiritual compass to her people. Because of this reality the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church will never take a "wait and see" approach to events unfolding in Ukraine.
The Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church of the United States is a church of action. We are an energetic, pro-active, growing church trying, with God's help, to shape events in Ukraine and not be shaped by them.
Over the next year, our efforts will strongly complement the ongoing, visionary work of His Holiness Patriarch Filaret of Kyiv. The Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church of the United States is now:
• Beginning the long process of building relationships with key political leaders in Washington DC to heighten awareness about the current situation in Ukraine. Eventually, we will apply the same approach to leaders in Canada;
• Making plans to travel to Washington D.C. next year to speak directly with American political leaders about the democratization of Ukraine and the important work of His Holiness Patriarch Filaret. Using national TV and radio media to promote these ideals.
• Expanding public relations efforts in the United States to maintain continued visibility and dialogue with all Ukrainian-Americans about the need to support and strengthen the independence of the Kyiv Patriarchate.
The reluctance by any Ukrainian – Catholic, Orthodox, or Protestant -- to assist in this effort will contribute to making Kyiv a canonical satellite of Constantinople (as has been the experience in the Ukrainian Church in the U.S.), or even worse. Recent announcements of engaging the asssitance of the Ecumenical Patriarchate in Istanbul in the unification of the Church in Ukraine must be viewed with this possibility in mind. As Ukraine is independent, so too must all its churches -- Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant -- be free and independent.
In 2001, the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church in the United States will increasingly become an activist church that nurtures and fosters the spiritual unity of our people both here and in the Motherland, as well as in Europe, Austraila and throughout the Diaspora.
Please, in partnership and with the spirit of Christian fellowship, help us as we assist His Holiness Patriarch Filaret build a better and more democratic Ukraine. As you are aware, our Metropolia has always commemorated His Holiness and promoted the Patriarchate. Bishops of the Kyiv Patriarchate in Ukraine have supported us in this effort. We welcome any Ukrainian parishes to join us in supporting our Mother Church while retaining our right to be "Sobornopravna."
In Christ, I Remain, Sincerely,
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IN TODAY'S SESSION... we explored what it means to "seek the truth in love" through a true story of the Rev. David Pettee's research to learn about his slave-holding ancestors. Rev. Pettee's "hard truth" brought pain, but also joy, after he sought a connection with a descendant of a slave owned by his ancestor. We played a game in which we had to determine which personal statements people shared were true and which were lies. We wove God's Eyes, a traditional craft of indigenous people of the Americas, to embody the "tied together" theme of this program with an emblem of true seeing.
EXPLORE THE TOPIC TOGETHER. How do we seek the truth at school? Among friends? In our family? In our congregation? Talk about how you feel when you learn someone has lied to you. How do you feel when you lie, or hold back parts of the truth? How is seeking the truth in love different from seeking the truth without worrying about the love part?
A Family Adventure. You may want to explore your family ancestry as Rev. Pettee did, seeking the good, the bad, and the ugly about your own ancestors. You can find a great deal of information available online, often for free, at sites such as the Ancestor Hunt website. If you have ancestors who lived and died locally, you might take a trip to the place they were buried. What you can learn from their graves and the graves of those around them?
A Family Game. During this session the children played a game in which we tried to distinguish true statements from false ones. "Two Truths and a Lie" may be harder to play in your family, since you know one another so well, but give it a try! Each participant writes down two things about themselves that are true, but which others might not know or might find surprising. They also write down one lie—a statement that they have done or experienced something they really haven't. Encourage everyone to mix up the order of the truths and the lie. Each person then has a turn to read their statements aloud once, and then a second time so the others can vote for the statement they think is a lie. After everyone votes, the reader tells which statement was a lie.
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I used to like watching track, gymnastics and swimming, but I have no desire to watch this year.
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More and more guests are discovering the freedom offered by car-free holidays in North Wales. Increasingly, our guests are either leaving their cars at home or in our car park once they arrive and exploring the area by alternative bus, train, bicycle or on foot.
Car-less visitors are anything but stranded, especially here in Betws-y-Coed, the Gateway to Snowdonia. It's the region's most lively and picturesque village. We've got a lovely village station for both trains and busses just a few minutes' walk from the house, and once you are here you can take the path into the village and enjoy the all local attractions on foot. Many of our guests are walkers and cyclists escaping from city life for a few days. We have a huge choice of routes running right from our front door.
If you want to go a little further afield, there are regular direct buses to Snowdon and other areas of interest. You can even jump on the train and reach places like Llandudno (45 mins) and Blaenau Ffestiniog (30 mins) and even on towards Portmadoc on the Ffestiniog Railway. Why pay £10.00 to park at Pen-y-Pass car park to climb Snowdon when you can get the bus for just £1.00 per person.
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I have a very small garden space. Moe built me raised garden beds a couple of years ago. This year all I planted was tomatoes. Ten potted tomato plants. They share the space with various herbs.
They were planted the first week of June and aren't doing too bad. Considering we haven't really had any long warm spells.
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|Ann, your container garden is positively inspiring.
I am not sure my "garden" fits the classic definition, but I just moved into my home last week and the backyard took my breath away. It still does. Too late this year to do much with it as far as planting vegetables, but next year...
|I live in a tri-plex with only 3 apartments. I asked if I could have a little garden, and I can, so a friend and I went dumpster diving and got some beautiful wood to make a raised bed.
I only got some pepper and tomato plants in the past 3 weeks and I'm stunned, the tomato plants are flowering. Since it's happening so late in the season, I'm hoping I have fruit. But with our summer being in record temps for heat, I'm sure something will come of them.
The first thing I got was some lovage and chives from a friend. Love the lovage.
|This is the lovage. It tastes like celery.
I think I'll pick up a basil plant yet. I might keep it in the pot or stick it in the soil. Does it spread like mint, or will it keep compact?
|Jo, Your yard looks lovely. Love the gate.
Jasdip, nice that you can have your own garden. Basil doesn't spread like mint.
- Posted by carol_in_california (My Page) on Sun, Jul 22, 12 at 15:14
|My backyard garden.....taken several weeks ago.
I have green beans, Swiss chard, tomatoes, cucumbers, bell peppers, cilantro and tomatillos and onions.
|Everything looks so lush! My efforts have been so-so. My herbs are doing well though something is nibbling them, earwigs I suspect. My cilantro bolted. I am going to plant more and keep in a shadier place. My tomatoes are producing slowly, I've only had three cherry tomatoes that have ripened. Lots on the vine. I had a problem with ich worms that seems to have been resolved with the application of repellant made from garlic and red pepper flakes and a bit of dish soap. My 2 zucchini plants remain infertile. Many blossoms, not one squash has appeared.
I'll take a few pics. Not much to show really!
I'm just down the road from you east of Bakersfield and it's just too hot this time of year for cilantro. I got one of those plastic planters about a foot long and maybe 5 inches deep planted cilantro in February. I have it in a sunny window in the pantry room. I've been clipping it since May and the great thing is it just keeps growing back. I don't know how long it will keep going but I will plant some more and see if I can keep it during the winter.
|Growing them under cover is the only way we can get vine ripened tomatoes. On Father's Day weekend these were pathetic...maybe a foot tall, bottom leaves white from shock from a cold, wet spell even though they were in a cozy greenhouse.
They look a little scraggly today because I clipped out suckers on the indeterminates and wove the stray vines through the fence. Lots of blossoms, but all I could find was one ping pong ball-sized Black Krim and a few pea-sized cherry tomatoes.
- Posted by Bumblebeez (My Page) on Sun, Jul 22, 12 at 22:18
|Everything we have is fried. Weeks of hundred degree temps and drought doesn't help. In March/April everything is so beautiful, I love being outside, but I know, even when I am planting our tomatoes, that I will not want to be outside in July.
|Holy crap, Dcarch! Don't leave us hanging. Share your secret/method for getting humungous tomato plants with not stakes, that I see.
|I believe it's called 'camera angle', (sorry Dcarch,
but I could hear you snickering). I once made a sunflower
appear 20 ft. tall, using a similar strategy.
And I once was on a fishing trip and only caught one
small bass. So I rigged up the camera to be real
close to the fish and I stood back a ways and in the picture it looked as if the fish was huge, and my buddies
that could't go on the trip were so jealous.
|It isn't camera angle. Dcarch is an expert when it comes to growing tomatoes.
You might want to check out his system here:
Scroll down.
|Thanks Ann, I have forgotten about that thread, not having visited that forum for a very long while.
That support system works with my removable greenhouse to achieve a few months of extra growing time in my zone.
I envy Vancouver's long day light hours and mild weather. A lot of good growing can be done in your zone.
Here is a link that might be useful: Removable greenhouse
|I like your support system, dcarch. If our tomatoes grew taller than our 6' fence poles, that's what we'd do. For us a fence of hogwire and a roll of velcro plant tie stuff works...I hack all the blossoms and top growth off in mid-August. Even with cover we might only gain a week or two. Or a month...ya never know...
DH wants to know what your removable panels are. We have a lean-to greenhouse/front porch attached to our house. He's always looking for new and better materials.
|Katiec, I meant to comment on your cold frame. Very nice construction. Did you build it?
The panel I am using is TwinWall 4 mm insulated acrylic UV protected panel. It has been 8 years now, still good as new.
The green house can be put together in 15 minutes and removed in 15 minutes, takes very little room to store away.
- Posted by publickman (My Page) on Wed, Jul 25, 12 at 20:18
|Let's see if I can get thumbnails to work - I'm still not very used to Photobucket, but I think it is still okay.
You'll have to view the larger images of the pictures in order to read the labels I put on the plants, but I got most of them identified. I have a bunch of tomato seedlings growing, and also quite a few basil seedlings, but the chili seeds I plant never seem to grow. Dill and cilantro grow for me from seed in cooler seasons, like the winter. I have some old chili plants that are still producing but they are not shown here. If I get a good chili producing plant, I can put it in a larger pot. I'm growing a lot more chilies than anything else because that's what I use. I like tomatoes, but Kevin doesn't, and so I do not use them often. He likes them if they are vine-ripened, however, but the chilies are easier to grow, once they get started.
I need to repot the epazote, mint, and Italian oregano, as they are all rootbound. So is the thyme, but it does not seem to mind as much. I have rosemary in the flower bed, as well as some more oregano, but they are not photogenic.
- Posted by publickman (My Page) on Fri, Jul 27, 12 at 18:17
|I'm still waiting for Eileen's pictures! I like the picture of the lovage, and I will buy some if I find any, since I love celery.
I will be out of town the first full week of August, and I do not know what will happen to my potted planted while I am gone. I might move some of them to an area of the yard where they will get some water from the sprinklers. Otherwise, I will have to ask someone to come and water for me a couple of times. Jimmy says that he works not far from my house and couple possibly check in on things for me when we are out of town, but I haven't spoken with him lately - he's been difficult to reach this summer, and he and Maartje might be in Europe in August.
|Here's our garlic harvest.
We planted 10 heirloom tomatoes but they all pretty much look alike so here's a sample.
Not edible but our only profitable cash crop. I sold my 'Homigo' hydrangeas for $2.17/stem to be picked in mid-September. They're turning now & will end up blue, red/pinkish, & green by the time they're harvested.
We have potatoes also but they are soooo not photogenic. Also the usual herb suspects.
|My garden was started last fall so this is it's first full year of production. It just got attacked by a ground hog who likes brassicas. So I did the whole liquid fence, hot pepper and dried blood. I'm not sure if my brussel sprouts, cabbage and broccoli will recover but the weeds are happy.
Here is a link that might be useful: My vegetable garden
|My garden was started last fall so this is it's first full year of production. It just got attacked by a ground hog who likes brassicas. So I did the whole liquid fence, hot pepper and dried blood. I'm not sure if my brussel sprouts, cabbage and broccoli will recover but the weeds are happy.
Here is a link that might be useful: My vegetable garden
|How does that happen? Sorry.
- Posted by publickman (My Page) on Sat, Jul 28, 12 at 2:22
|Now I'm thinking your name must be "Ag Miss"! I love your amaranths greens and all the other pictures you have. It looks like your garden is so remote that you could have a problem from bears. Is it fully secured now? It's nice that you have so much land that you can plant.
Tricia, I guess potatoes are not very photogenic, but I've never tried to grow them in California. I loved pulling them up as a child in Texas because it was always such a surprise to find the potatoes under the plants.
I'm finding a few insect pests now, such as Katydids, which are pretty easy to catch and destroy, but I missed one on my avocado tree today. The tree is losing a lot of leaves, and I think it does not like my soil. I was afraid that it might not make it because I have very dense hard soil, and avocados prefer soil that drains very easily. I had no trouble growing an avocado tree in Venice, except that white flies attacked it mercilessly.
|Prepare to be underwhelmed. I still have seed packets and empty pots that never got planted but mostly for some herbs and lettuces so I think I will go ahead and plant them over the weekend. We have a long growing season.
The row of pots are poolside. Dharma is in the background.
One ripening cherry tomato.
And the rest of the vine. I only have 4 producing tomato plants. Three of them are cherry tomatoes. I had one Early Girl but the dog wrestled it into submission. It may come back and give me a few tomatoes. I saw some blooms.
Grape tomatoes.
Herbs. Lemon balm, two kinds of thyme, Greek oregano.
More herbs. Rosemary, tarragon, mint, pineapple mint, basil, purple sage.
It's not a very ambitious garden but it's been fun. I have harvested exactly 4 tomatoes. I think I'm going to have to hit the farm stand if I want to can any salsa this summer. :)
I found a visitor on my infertile zucchini plant. Many pretty flowers, not one zucchini. But I hear they don't like to be potted.
|Beautiful plants everyone! I am envious. My "designated" vegetable garden has nematodes so I've planted tomatoes, squash and peppers among the perennials. They're being devoured as we speak by hordes of leaf footed bugs and June bugs. The squash was damaged in a wind storm and hasn't recovered. It won't be long until I visit the farmer's market!
The saving grace are my fig trees. They've loved the additional rain in our area this year. We've picked about 15 pounds so far. I will remove the nets tomorrow and let the birds have the remainder.
|For container growing or for small areas, You may want to consider this wonderful variety, Lime Green Salad.
Very compact, durable, highly productive and delicious GWR (green When Ripe) decorative plants.
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