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When it comes to the Metropolitan Opera's "Live in HD" series, Polish-born baritone Mariusz Kwiecien is an old pro.
The Met launches its seventh season of live simulcasts to cinemas worldwide with its new production of Donizetti's "L'Elisir d'Amore" (starting at 11:55 a.m. Saturday). It marks the fourth "Live in HD" appearance for Kwiecien, who sings Sgt. Belcore opposite soprano Anna Netrebko as the wily Adina and tenor Matthew Polenzani as the lovesick Nemorino.
Kwiecien, who starred in two other Donizetti operas, along with Mozart's "Don Giovanni" for "Live in HD" productions during past seasons, doesn't get intimidated about performing before a global audience. The Met now simulcasts to more than 1,900 movie theaters in 63 countries worldwide.
"Usually we don't think about those viewers in all those theaters," he said in an interview from the Met's offices in New York. "I try to perform in the same way. We just sing for the audience right in front of us. I know there are cameras on the left and right side of me. It's challenging, but I don't think about the cameras catching me sweat or twisting my face while I'm singing."
Belcore has become a signature role for Kwiecien, who also sang it last season at the Met, in the previous production by John Copley. The new staging, by Tony Award winner Bartlett Sher, which opened the Met's 2012-13 season, offers a darker take on what is usually just a sweet comedy. "The previous production was like a cartoon, very traditional, full of life and sparkle, in a good way," he said. "Bart's approach is darker. Sher comes from the theater, so he wants to have the characters full of human blood, not just cartoonish onstage. The critics were not so enthusiastic [about Sher's interpretation], but you can judge for yourself."
In the end, the story remains the same: "The bad guy is Belcore, who loses the girl, but this time just with fewer laughs."
Though some may question Met general manager Peter Gelb's strategy of bringing more theater-based directors to opera, fewer have criticized his new media initiatives, such as the "Live in HD" series, designed to attract a new generation of operagoers.
"I absolutely agree with [Gelb's] policy of making the Met the worldwide opera house," Kwiecien said. "Not everyone can afford the ticket and flight. Even my own family can't come to New York, they are watching me in movie theaters from Poland." He added with a laugh: "They probably are enjoying it much more."
Here's more from Mariusz:
Q. "Elixir of Love" reunites you with Russian soprano Anna Netrebko, the leading opera diva of our day. What makes her so special?
A. When you see her, you know why you are coming to the opera. Plus, she has one of the most beautiful voices of our time. But she says this is her last "-ina" role. Her voice is heavier now. She's always trying to make her personality very present, very simple yet real and giving all she has. That's what I try to do, too. We became friends after being partners onstage. We are about the same age, and we are from Slavic countries, so we have a natural bond.
Q. This summer at Santa Fe Opera, you gave what had to be one of the opera world's greatest performances in recent years with your portrayal of the title role in Szymanowski's "King Roger."
A. Thank you, I am glad it has been so well-received. The music in this opera is just first-class. I am going to do the role again this fall at Bilbao Opera [in Spain] and I am talking with Philadelphia about doing a production of it there. Also, maybe in Houston.
Q. You turn 40 in November; you've been singing professionally for almost 20 years. Do you feel you've reached a milestone?
A. Forty is still young but young in different way than it was even 20 years ago. As a person, I am happy the way I am now. I became an opera singer because I wanted to be a singer. Sometimes opera has too many clichés. There is more real acting in dramatic theater. So that's why I always try to create something more interesting dramatically onstage. I cannot do things otherwise. It wouldn't be honest. This is what makes is what makes me the person I am onstage. Some women have curly hair but they want to have straight ones. It's better to be honest.
Opera ultimately is theater, it is not just opera, it is acting. Some people get upset when they hear a voice crack. Not me. I like the drama and the genuine emotion it represents. If the voice cracks because it represents honesty, I would not be ashamed of that.
Q. Would you consider performing on Broadway, like fellow opera baritone Paulo Szot (winner of a 2008 Tony Award for his performance in "South Pacific")?
A. I know Paulo Szot, he's Polish like me. But I want to be Mariusz Kwiecien. There are many opera roles that fit my voice as a lyric baritone. Like Figaro in "The Barber of Seville." It fits my voice but I don't like the character; he's boring.
In the beginning, it was Mozart that was a good fit, so I did a lot of that. "Don Giovanni" is still with me after 10 years. But I find the Don is somehow limiting to the voice. If you want to sing or act with real sound, then you must go to bel canto or Verdi. So later in my career, it will be very natural for me to sing those human-like or more masculine-like roles like Iago [in Verdi's "Otello"], "Simon Boccanegra," "Don Carlo" and maybe Germont in "La traviata." But I could see singing the Count in "The Marriage of Figaro" for many more years.
Q. Many Slavic-language operas are unknown to American audiences. Are there others you'd like to perform in the United States? For instance, the Polish opera "Halka," by Stanislaw Moniuszko, which is occasionally staged outside Europe.
A. Unfortunately, I don't think the music [of "Halka"] has much value. It doesn't have even 1 percent of the greatness of "King Roger." I don't think much of Czech operas. There is basically nothing for me in them. Maybe Janacek but I'm not crazy about it. It's better for sopranos and tenors. I'd rather be doing my Italian operas and works like "King Roger."
That opera for me is like "Billy Budd" is for [American baritone] Nathan Gunn. People ask me if I would sing that role but why should I try to do that role when Nathan Gunn is so perfect for it? That's the way I hope people feel about me and "King Roger."
Note: This season, the Met and Fathom Events are offering "Live in HD" reduced-price tickets for students, $11.50-$20.
In the Chicago area, the following cinemas are offering the student discounts: Regal Webster Place 11 and Regal City North 14 in Chicago; Cinemark Evanston 18; Cinemark Woodridge 17 with IMAX; Cinemark Joliet; Century 16, Deer Park; Century Stratford Square; Goodrich Randall 15 with IMAX, in Batavia.
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Excel tip: How to not show zero values for forumla result
October 2, 2007
Here's a handy little formula to add up a column or row of figures and only show the result if it's a non-zero.
I find it hard to pick out positive numbers in a whole list of values if there are a lot of zero numbers. Look at the two following examples..
if there are a whole lot of numbers in use like when you're looking at a stock list that goes on for pages and you're looking for what is left amongst a lot of zero quantity items, it's really easy to miss the numbers. But, by using the IF function of Excel you can test the normal formula and only output a result for whatever value you want. ie.
=IF(logical test,if true,if not true)
the example below uses this
- logical test : = SUM(D4:E4)>=1
the sum of the numbers between D4 and E4 is greater than equal to 1
- if true: sum(D4:E4)
if the logical test is true then output the sum of D4 to E4
- if not true: ""
output nothing, you could use whatever you want for the "if true" and "if not true". Text would go in quotes and formulas go without.
Here's what it looks like:
Loads better!
I never used excel in my life lol .
thanks for the tips
Very simple, yet.. i often forget how to use IF for my Excel. thanks mate.
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You can also use another way… Menubar–> Tools –> Options –> "View" page –> Under Window Options uncheck "Zero Values"… however effect would be global (within the workbook, all cells with value 0 wuld be shown blank)
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great tip jalaj, thanks for that! it's a good way to declare it throughout the whole sheet. do you know if this is saved with the worksheet or will another user have to set it also so they don't see the zeros?
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Pretty damn good tips there. I like the way you took advantage of If statements there. I think I will do a video tutorial of this at http://www.learntouse.org and link back here if that's ok with you.
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Pretty damn good tips there. I like the way you took advantage of If statements there. I think I will do an Excel video tutorial of this at http://www.learntouse.org and link back here, if that's ok with you.
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Hi, I used your 'if' statement to hide zeros in column 'E' but another column has an equation that is dependant on the value in column 'E'. Now that column shows #Value! where before it would have showed a zero. Is there anyway around this?
Thanks for your help.
Anna: you could try putting an IF statement in the cell that shows #Value!
ie. =IF(E1="","nothing there",SUM(E1*2))
if no value is there it will display "nothing here" in the cell you put the formula, if there is a value in E1 then it will multiply it by 2
I am trying to get #DIV/O! to show a blank cell if the formula returns a zero. The formula i'm entering into R6 is =SUM(Q6/O6) and right now q6 has =SUM(P6-O6)in it and o6 is blank. how do i make both Q column and R return blank cells if the value in each is zero?
Ok. update: i got Column Q to display blank cells if the formula returned a zero value. But when i try to use the same type of if statement for Column R, i get #value!.
Help please. currently column Q has the formula =IF(P6-O6=0,"",SUM(P6-O6)) in it. I tried to enter =IF(Q6/O6=0,"0″,SUM(Q6/O6)) but it's bringing back #value!. how do i solve this with a blank cell if the quotient is zero? and with the quotient if it is anything other than zero?
for q6 put =if(o6=0,"",SUM(P6-O6))
that will only try the formula if o6 has a value other than zero, else it will blank
that will give you an error on R6 if one of them has no value so you can try an OR statement for R6
this says if q6 OR o6 have nothing then put nothing, else do the sum.
if you want to safegaurd q6 you could put
that says as long as the sum of p6-o6 is zero don't put anything
hope this helps!
i must have replied same time as your update, try the OR formula . if you get stuck, let me know
ok i have a tough one if you don't mind. Column A has the date i entered a trade, say 2 days ago. Column B can either be blank or have the same date, or any day after that. I need a column that has the total # of days in the trade, or else blank. If the dates in column A and B are both the same, that's zero days in the trade and needs to show zero. But if column B is empty, the total # of days column needs to be empty. and of course, if column B – column A is 1 or more days then the totals column needs to reflect that. Is this possible???
PS – I sent you an email with a copy of the spreadsheet i'm working on.
I sent you the spreadsheet back, for anyone else that's watching.. use nested IF with AND
check a2 and b2 for values
if they both have values – check if value is zero and put 0 if it is or otherwise show the difference
if either one is blank – don't display anything
Wow! I wasn't even in the ball park! Thank you!!! Bon Apetite!
I had to change the formula after you sent it back because what i asked for fell short of what i needed. See if i enter a trade today and exit today, it's considered one day. So i added +1 and this was the formula in the end: =IF(AND(A2″",B2″"),IF(SUM(B2-A2)=0,"1″,SUM((B2-A2)+1)),"").
But i still have a little trouble with the little green box to the lower left. I was able to accomplish most of it, but i'm having trouble figuring out how to perform # of losers. I cannot explain it here in a fashion that would make any sense, so i saved my changes and forwarded it to you again by email. You've been great! I hope you don't mind.
Hi Andy, me again
There are a few issues that have arisen. Are you still willing to help me with them, or have I exceeded my quota of requests?
I am forwarding to you the most current copy of the worksheet. I worked all weekend long trying to resolve a couple of them, but i could not. One i think the only resolution is to enter the data manually. But I'll put the question to you just in case you know a way it can be done.
It is: L3 which is Total Days. The formula we are using is giving us an incorrect answer. Not to mention, i was looking for the answer to the wrong question besides. Total Days is supposed to tell us what number "Trading Day" of the Trade (Calendar) year the current day is. There are approximately 250 trading days in the year. Since January 1st, what trading day is the current day (today). The formula =Sum(u5:u3218) we currently have in L3 adds up the totals from the column "No of days in a trade". It is an attempt to answer the wrong question, and it answers the wrong question incorrectly. My bad!
Can you figure out how to come to a correct answer of what formula to use to get the result I am looking for? Or should we just resolve to entering it manually each day?
The OTHER issue I worked on the most this weekend. The thing is, i think i'm using the correct formula. I searched and searched the internet and everything seemed to keep saying the same thing. Use the formula i currently have. But it is bringing back an incorrect answer. It is Cell G3, # of Winners. I counted manually and the answer should be 82, but it keeps saying 217. The formula entered is =COUNTIF(T5:T2318,">=0″) which should be adding only the positive %s in the column. But it's pulling more than just the positives from somewhere and i cannot figure out why, or how to resolve it? I believe Winning %age to be incorrect also, but should correct itself when # of Winners is corrected.
Can you please help me with these two issues?
Thanks for your consideration and all you've done so far!!
=NETWORKDAYS("1/1/2008″,P2) will give amount of business days between 1/1/8 and the date in p2 (date updated)
=COUNTIF(T5:T312,">0″) will give number of winners, before you were counting zero values too
I want to use the result of a formula in another formula field.
Cell B3 -> =IF(ISNA(MATCH(C3,'Dates'!B$3:B$27,0)),,"8″)
Cell B9 -> =SUM(B3:B8)
Cell B9, returns no value because it's reading the formula of B3 instead of the resulting value. How do I get it to read the resulting value?
if the contents of b3 are showing 8 then b9 will see that as a text value and not a number so it wont be able to do sum on it.
for an if statment, it needs to output a numeric value if you want to use the contents as values in other formulas
Hi Andy.
Painful… I'ts always the obvious. Thanks Andy.
Another, perhaps more useful way, is to use custom formatting (right click, choose Format Cell…). If you input for example 0;[Red]-0; you will get black positive number, red negative and nothing if it is zero.
Hi Andy
I think you've actually tackled my question within the thread but I'm not quite sure how to extrapolate your answer into my sheet… so a little help please
I have a simple spreadsheet which I am updating on a week to week basis.
In column B I have a target, column C, the actual value (this is the column I update) and column D contains a formula to work out the deficit. The problem is that whilst Column C is empty, the formula in column D takes the C values as zero and produces an answer. What I would like, if it is at all possible, is to work out how to ignore row C if it contains no value (to give no result in column D) and only use the deficit formula if there are values in C. I have similar cells across the spreadsheet and would really appreciate an understanding of what it is that each part of your equation actually means so that I can translate it into other cells too.
Thank you so much in advance.
n bibi: just use an if statement in column d:
this says if column C is empty dont do anything, if there is something there then do the formula to work out the result
Hey again Andy
Tried your formula out but Excel doesn't seem to like the quotation marks at all.
Any alternative methods?
try typing it out by hand, if you copy and paste from here the quotes will be different to those that you use in excel
Lets say I want to multiply a cell by 10% and if the value is nil I want to keep the cell blank, how do I do that?
Thanks for the solution, same found elsewhere as well. BUT, I have a total calculated at the bottom of the column (in which the zeros are excluded by the if) and this just hands out VALUE! errors even if some of the cells are non zero, it just doesn't like them. total formula is =SUM(E32+E34:E40)+(E33*2)/10
Any ideas?


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|This is my first question to this forum. I found out I am a little higher than ideal pH wise (about 7.4, it varies a little from area to area, but alkaline) to grow my beloved solenaceas (mostly tomatoes). Also, my soil is deficient in potassium. Nitrogen is really high and Phosphorus is adequate. My soil texture is great, got worms, and a lot of naturally occurring granite and other minerals.
I also have a lot of citrus peels that I try to compost (it is hard though, isn't it? they do take a very long time to compost) as well as citrus branches, and juice from immature fruit from pruning.
For adding potassium, I have a lot of hardwood branches that I was going to burn. I know the pH from the ashes will be high (like 8 maybe??) and not a good thing for me to try to lower my pH, but I need the potassium for my soil. What if I burn the wood, soak the ashes, measure the pH, and add enough citrus juice to render it neutral? or slightly acidic? I mean, lemon juice has a pH of 2, right? so this should work? Then add that to my soil. Anything wrong with this strategy?
Also, would there be any harm in introducing some of my excess citrus juice (the green ones mostly) diluted with water to lower my soil pH around the plants that need it? I know it would be temporary, but isn't any pH changing method temporary anyway?
I used a bag of sulfur but that went away really fast, it was expensive, and did not change the pH that much.
What about ground up citrus peels added to the soil? would that have better long term effects on pH? I know oak leaves and pine leaves are supposed to help, so i will try to get those into the compost bin when I can find some. The citrus is easy though, all around me, free, and more than we can eat/drink.
Thanks for any advice or information you folks might have on this.
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|I dunno whether citrus peels will acidify soil or not, but if sulfur was used and it didn't reduce pH there is something going on.
In terms of short term reductions, it is more common/tested to use sulfuric acid in irrigation water (very dilute). A much safer approach for a home gardener is to add an ounce or 3 to a gallon of water. Safe effect. This simply acidifies the water around the plant roots very temporarily, but allows for better nutrient uptake when used regularly.
I wonder how you are determining your pH and nutrient levels? Did an actual lab do the test or are you using home test kits? If home test kits, get a lab test done please to confirm your results before adding another bag of sulfur or anything else.
I don't know how much 'a bag of sulfur' means in your case, but odds are it was more than enough to do what you needed it to, over time. No, the effect isn't permanent, but certainly lasts awhile.
- Posted by dan_staley USDA 5/S 2b (My Page) on Tue, Mar 17, 09 at 16:49
I don't know how much 'a bag of sulfur' means in your case, but odds are it was more than enough to do what you needed it to, over time. No, the effect isn't permanent, but certainly lasts awhile.
I agree with jag.
The "bag", provided directions were followed, should have done it. Citrus will not. Keep the peels out of the garden soil and put in your compost, so they can break down next year or so.
There is no reason that sulfur cannot be used in an organic garden, and if you want to feel better, buy one with 'natural' or 'organic' on the package; I also can't see why an iron sulfate couldn't be used as well. I can't picture in my mind why the HAc from citrus juice wouldn't free up H+, but the pH is generally around 4-something, and personally I wouldn't put something that low near my roots.
You can add potash by using greensand, which will do the job a lot faster than the method proposed above, not adversely affect your pH or solum, and persist in the soil for a reasonable time.
I also agree that a $2.00 soil test likely isn't an accurate indicator of soil chemistry, and hopefully a representative sample was sent to a lab, and they gave recommendations with the analysis.
Good luck.
|Burning any organic matter cause a loss of more valuable nutrients than it creates and produces very large quantities of pollutants, it is never a good idea to burn organic matter except to produce needed heat.
Citrus will not significantly change your soils pH any more than Oak leaves, Pine needles, or peat moss will. A soil pH of 7.4, not that much higher than the optimal 6.2 to 6.8, would be of less concern than that very high Nitrogen that will produce a lot of lush green gowth that would be very attractive to insect pests and limit the plants ability to produce fruits. I would add some high carbon material to the soil which can reduce the N, as the soil bacteria work at digesting it, and probably add some
Potassium as well.
|I used a bag of sulfur but that went away really fast, it was expensive, and did not change the pH that much.
Was it a 5 lb. bag or a 50 lb. bag. How large was the area?
- Posted by cabrita 9b (21) (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Wed, Mar 18, 09 at 18:14
|Thanks for all the input!
The soil test was done by us but it confirms what we observed: lush green growth on the cole crops, not so good for fruit size, mint does great (mint need alkaline soil to grow). Also we got a little garden pH meter and we get the same readings we did with the color coded tests. I will not bother with a professional soil test. I inquired about getting one but it is too expensive! I would need to send samples from different portions of the garden, our university extension does not provide this service, and the cost to us would be $120 per sample from the lab they recommend. Do you know how many seedlings and seeds I can buy with $120? also, I am trying to keep my tomatoes under $50 a piece....LOL. Besides, we like to be able to add some amendments and re-test, so we see if we are the getting the changes in the right direction at least.
I do not see what is the difference between using sulfuric acid, which concentrated has a super low pH, than citrus juice, which I can dilute as well.
I think the bag of sulfur was about 10 lbs, it did drop the pH some, but did not go under 7. I did not know there was a delayed effect though, thanks for this information. I read that 6.8 is maximum for tomatoes. The tomatoes were really bad last year, so this is my main concern. Most other crops did very well though.
I was not sure how to solve the 'too much nitrogen' problem, so I used mulch type compost rather than my regular kitchen waste compost. I think that would have added some carbon instead of nitrogen, I hope it did anyway. Also, my partner added some peat moss, so I guess this also adds carbon (and lowers the pH), and adds organic matter to the soil. We are not quite done adding all amendments so we will do another test after everything is in the new beds soil.
|cabrita: have you had a disapointing soil test or disapointing produce? If the answer is yes/no I would stop worrying and concentrate on adding compost and biological activity to your soil. Regards, Peter.
- Posted by dan_staley USDA 5/S 2b (My Page) on Wed, Mar 18, 09 at 20:27
|I am in Colorado, home of alkaline soil. Sulfur is what we use out here. Iron sulfate too. Citrus? No. If you want to pour some acid on your soil, feel free, but I won't condone it. I started at the bottom of the beds with 7.8, which I thought made me lucky. Then 7.4. Then 7.2. Now at 6.8. Things don't happen overnight.
Good luck.
- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Wed, Mar 18, 09 at 21:17
|While home testing kits to measure pH can be moderately accurate (be sure you use distilled water!), the home test kits for nutrient levels are notoriously inaccurate. If you are going by the results of one of those, you are really just guessing as to the nutrient content of your soil and what may be lacking or present in too high a concentration. Forget anything they may reveal about nitrogen levels for one - even professional labs have difficulty in accurately assessing this nutrient as it is highly mobile in the soil and can change from day to day with changes in temperatures and moisture levels.
I am assuming you are located in California (Sunset zone 21?). A good many California soils tend towards the slightly alkaline side of the scale. And your your irrigation source is likely going to be alkaline as well. Given these conditions, I am thinking that 10# of sulfur was just not adequate to effect a significant change. To lower the pH of a standard loamy soil (not too sandy, not too clayish) from 7.5 to 6.5 you need at least 15# per 1000sf worked into a depth of 6-8 inches. And it does take time - the reaction is slow and I wouldn't expect to see much of change before 4-6 months.
I would also encourage you to have a professional soil test done at least once. This will give you an accurate baseline from which to measure nutrient requirements and possible amendments going forward. I agree $120 is a bit excessive but I've attached a link to a lab with offices in both Portland and Seattle that provides a comprehensive soil test for $50. And you don't need to do multiple samples - you just need to combine soils from representaive areas (where you plan to concentrate your plantings) into a single sample. It is truly worth the investment and will save you a lot of time, frustration and other needless expense second guessing those useless home tests.
btw, since the pH scale is logarithmic, there IS a significant difference between a pH of 7.4 and one that is mildly acidic, say 6.3-6.5......like 10 times more alkaline. No wonder your tomatoes were not happy.
Here is a link that might be useful: Soil and Plant Laboratory
|You're in SoCal, right Cabrita? I agree you might get more acidity out of oak and pine litter than the citrus.
I've used diluted vinegar in situations were I quickly want a pH drop. Household vinegar as a spray is a pretty effective herbicide as well, and for exactly that reason you have to be careful with it around plants and dilute it sufficently around sensitive roots. But nothing wrong with dumping a bucket of vinegar water into an empty bed before planting the tomatoes.
|You say that you have tested the soil with a "little garden pH meter". There is a trick to using these to ensure a correct reading. Lightly rub the prongs of the meter with a very fine sandpaper before every use. Makes a difference.
I do not know what it takes to get nurseries to stock Back to Nature organic cotton burr mulch. This is by far the best acidifier on the market. It comes out of Texas and can be found there, but is mostly unknown in the rest of the country. It also is helpful in breaking down clay soils.
- Posted by dan_staley USDA 5/S 2b (My Page) on Thu, Mar 19, 09 at 0:04
|Gardengal, your comments are cogent but the paucity of information given by the OP makes this all guesswork. We might as well assume that 10# was spread over 4000 sf, as there is no acknowledgment of directions followed for anything.
I strongly suggest, from the content of the comments made by the OP, that a basic hort class be taken at the nearby community college, or at the very least the reading list be obtained and everything on the list get read. Please. Do your plants a favor.
Good luck.
|There are many Soil Testing Labs that will give you what you need to know for between $9.00 and $15.00 dollars per sample, plus shipping. Some are Universities, like UMass, while others are private labs, but there is no reason to spend $120.00 to have a soil test done unless you need a lot of stuff tested and are a commercial grower.
- Posted by cabrita 9b (21) (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Thu, Mar 19, 09 at 15:40
|Well Dan, I am not sure so much condescension was necessary. It turns out that I have been growing ALL my fruits and vegetables, and ALL my herbs, for the last 3 years. No winter breaks. I have been getting production for 4 seasons, in just 1/4 of an acre. I do not have to buy vegetables/fruits at the store, period. I doubt everybody in this forum can say the same. My plants are doing very well thank you, and they have also been feeding me (and a few other people) abundantly.
The exception were the tomatoes, they still produced some, (and are still producing, there is one still alive and fruiting) but not nearly as well as the ones grown in a much poorer and clayish acidic soil in our former garden.
Thanks to all of you who offered helpful suggestions. I have enough information to proceed, but feel free to continue the discussion.
- Posted by dan_staley USDA 5/S 2b (My Page) on Thu, Mar 19, 09 at 20:53
|Cabrita, my comments were meant as blunt constructive criticism, I'm sorry you took them otherwise. There are enough clues in your comments that were you to understand soil and plants, your production would be much higher, feeding more people with less effort. Good luck in your effort.
|Everyone should take advantage of the types of classes recommed by Dan every 5-10 years. Things change in gardening and most want to keep up with the latest information.
This said not all instructors are current with information or know of variations of plants. Too many times I have been advised to pull up green beans and replant by instuctors. Apparently many are not aware that if the plants are healthy, leave them and they will keep baring until frost. Also listen to the crackpots that showup even if you don't learn something you have after dinner conversation material for a while. Many times they have more usable stuff than the rest of the group.
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Angelo Gumbs was drafted by the Yankees in the 2nd round of the 2010 draft (82nd overall), and the organization was not bashful in paying over MLB's slot recommendation for the super-athletic Torrance, CA high schooler. In 2011, the California product hit .264/.332/.406 with 11 SBs at league champion Staten Island (A-) in his first full season of professional ball. NoMaas' Sensei John Kreese caught up with the 19-year old and talked about his switch to 2B, his approach to hitting, Roberto Clemente, and much more.
Sensei John Kreese: How's spring training?
AG: I'm actually in California right now. I go back to Tampa on March 3rd.
SJK: Really? You're on a break?
AG: Yeah, after the 5-week minicamp, they [the Yankees] let you go home for 2 weeks.
SJK: They do that for everyone who went to the minicamp?
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AG: Mandatory. If they called you and told you to come, it was mandatory. There were some guys who it was optional for and they showed up to get in a workout, but they called me.
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AG: Overall, my first season was pretty good. I could have done better and I plan on showing that this season.
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AG: The only thing that really surprised me is that in high school, coaches drill us with practices for hours and hours. The Yankees set a few objectives that they have us work on, but not for hours and hours at a time. That's what surprised me. I thought it would be strenuous work, and me getting tired out.
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AG: Keeping my base strong, a quiet stride, and hitting all the way through the ball.
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AG: I've been told nothing is wrong with my swing. The Yankees take what everybody has and try to make something from it. Instead of trying to teach everybody the same swing, they take what each person has that's good and work with it — so they can perfect it. They don't really change swings around or stances. Sometimes they'll tell you to do this or that. But for the most part, you come in with something and they just try to fine tune you.
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AG: I feel like I've gotten so much better at a lot of things, like staying back on pitches. My strengths are probably my hitting and now my defense. My bunt coverage is probably my biggest weakness at this point. But, I just have to stay on a steady track of getting better.
SJK: In high school, you primarily played shortstop, right?
AG: Yeah, but prior to high school, I played mostly center field.
SJK: So last year at Staten Island, you played 2B. How has the change been to his new position?
AG: When the Yankees moved me to 2B, I felt like I was on the other side of the world. It was a little weird at first. But after a couple of weeks, it began to become second nature. But, I still have to work on my bunt coverage. When someone tries a push bunt on me, I have to be ready to hop up.
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SJK: This question might not even be on your mind right now, but when they tell you that you're a second baseman, and you see Robinson Cano in New York, do you think about your future with the Yankees organization?
AG: Anything could happen. I don't know what the plan is, but the Yankees are a smart organization. In every situation, they know what they're trying to do, and I trust the plan they have in store for me. They've been true to me, so whatever they have planned for me, I'm sure it's a good plan.
SJK: You were drafted in 2010, but only played 7 games in the GCL. Why was that? Did you sign late?
AG: Yes, I signed late. August 13th, I think.
SJK: Last year, you stole 11 bases, but were caught 7 times. Do you see yourself as a basestealer?
AG: Yeah, I see myself as a basestealer. I consider the 11 bags a low number. I had a mix-up during the season with the green light and the red light, so most of the time I just shut it down. I'm looking forward to stealing more bags this season.
SJK: I've read that your favorite player is Roberto Clemente. Obviously, he passed away before you were even born, so how did he become your favorite player?
AG: My father always talked to me about him, and my mother is Puerto Rican. I started looking up Puerto Rican players and I found him. For my 8th birthday, my mom bought me a Roberto Clemente book and ever since I read that book, I've loved him.
SJK: Have you met any of the Yankee big leaguers?
AG: I've met Derek Jeter, Robinson Cano, Justin Maxwell, Andruw Jones…I've met a good amount of guys.
SJK: Have you had any good conversations with any of them?
AG: I get a chance to talk to them here and there — about the game and what their biggest focus is. They all say the same thing. It's about consistency — what they think about in every at-bat, every pitch in the cage, every ball hit off the tee.
SJK: The other guys you played with last year…were there any that really impressed you?
AG: Mason Williams, Ben Gamel, and Cito Culver. Cito made some plays at short that you have to be a real athlete to make. Mason was just good all-around, both on offense and defense. Ben Gamel played some good outfield and he started to heat up towards the end of last season, and hit shots all over the yard.
SJK: What are your goals for this upcoming season?
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SJK: They probably won't tell you where you're going until the end of spring training, right?
AG: Yeah, at the very end of spring training. You're pretty much clueless until then.
SJK: Well, that's all I got. You're certainly one of the prospects that fans get excited about. Best of luck and we'll definitely be following you this year.
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Specialized is one of the most famous cycling brands in the world, with its iconic 'S' favoured by professional road cyclists and mountain bikers the world over. At the other end of the scale, Specialized is often recommended as the perfect place to start for beginner cyclists, commuters, leisure riders and even children, as it produces a range of balance bikes for the kids.
It doesn't stop at bikes with Specialized either. Its range of clothing, components and equipment is just as famous, with its BG Fit shoes, saddles and gloves a recognised comfort standard in cycling.
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