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|Does anyone know what type of eggs these are in the first picture? They were underneath the tomato leaves. Of course, I already know what the other pests are, as I find them on a regular basis. I just thought i'd share the photos with everyone- for future reference.
Mr. hornworm, with eggs laying beside him, that I also found.
Follow-Up Postings:
- Posted by socalgirl-10 (My Page) on Wed, Jul 9, 08 at 18:59
|I thought stink bugs were supposed be a beneficial insect
|PREDATORY STINK BUGS: Although most stink bugs in Kentucky feed on plants, we have a few common species that prey on other arthropods. Like assassin bugs, predatory stink bugs use their mouthparts to drain fluids from arthropod prey, including caterpillars and other pest insects. Some predatory stink bugs are important beneficial insects in crops and gardens.
Spined Soldier Bug feeding on a caterpillar
these two are the only kinds that are ok to have in your garden they are arboreal stinkbugs, the rest will eat your crops,
~ Medo
Here is a link that might be useful: stink bugs
- Posted by dirtdauberz5mo (My Page) on Wed, Jul 9, 08 at 22:56
|oh dang...I squished one of the bottom pic in my garden this morning...didn't know he was a good guy...sniff :(
Thanks for the link, I guess I need to study up on more bugs.
Sorry EG, don't know about the eggs either.
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Wed, Jul 9, 08 at 23:10
|The only kind of stinkbug that I get is the one in the picture. They have a yellow bottom. I squish them with my fingers. Medontdo - thanks for supplying the link and photos. I've never seen any like that in my garden. Dirtdauber, that's alright about the eggs, i'll eventually find out about them - I eradicated them anyway.
|sure!! i do get curious about bugs!! LOL especially if they bite or not, i have to tell talla they are fairy bugs, if they bite i tell her they are skeezites. LOL and spiders are a no no altogether. its a much better thing than to listen to the screams of a little girl!! LOL i can't wait to find out what kinda eggs they were!! did ya post them on another site?? ~Medo
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Thu, Jul 10, 08 at 16:12
|No, medontdo - it is considered bad form - to post the same thread on multiple forums. I have done a little research, and believe they might be the eggs from the 'ol stinkbug.......As far as the spiders go - I have a few in my garden, and let them do their jobs! The other day, I had one munching away on a cucumber beetle. That's the first time that I can recollect actually being relieved that a spider was near.
|ok, i didn't know that! thanks! ya, i see that a wheel assassin bug was bad, i keep flicking them, i didn't know they sting/bite you. LOL i don't give any bug a chance to get me, but darned if them blister bugs don't keep getting me at night somehow!! LOL ~Medo
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Fri, Jul 11, 08 at 9:22
|Medo - I went out this morning, and there was a huge spider web completely covering one of my sections. I was like "cool!" . I suspect when I get home this evening, there will be some kind of message in it, like "That's some pig", or "salutations". I'm going to try to get a photo of it this weekend. Oh, and yesterday morning - I found a big tomato hornworm, so - I just plucked the entire leaf, because I was taking it to work with me, to show my other new gardening friends what to look for. I can't find it now, it's somewhere in my truck.LOL. I bet it's like "oh god! I just had to be abducted by a redneck. He's spitting out the window and everything....At least he's not playing heavy metal music...wait...oh god - not Metallica......this is gonna be a long ride" LOL
|LMBO LOL now that's tooo funny!! LOL ya gotta wonder what they think when they just go flying! or go for a walk with ya! one day i picked up a leaf that had a cacoon in it, and a tick or a spider, wasn't really for sure, and i went next door to ask my neighbor what it was, we have them brown recluse here and i never saw one, this was a good canidate, BUT it was laying down and a baby, so.... i was being VERY careful not to tick it off, ya know, as i was taking it out of my garden area!! LOL she wasn't home so it started raising up and getting back, i was like TABOR GET MY CAMERA!!! HURRY!!!! so he was running, which is what i shoulda sone in the first place, but i do everything the hard way anyhow, so i tried taking the darned pic. he was tooo small to get the back. then the darned wind blew and away he went!! LOL i love the older metallica!! actually i love all the 80's!! we were talking about it in the rr's. LOL i love playing that when i "clean the house" or garden. HEE HEE and loud!! or country! but i like some of the southern rock. ya/ i'm pretty wierd! LOL one day it's one thing the next its another. hubs say's he never knows what he's gonna come home to. LOL he say's at least this gardening phase of my life has stayed consistant!! LOL so he can handle that!! LOL and now that i'm getting all the winter sown containers out of the way he's really happy!!LOL just if i'd get other stuff out of the way! LOL isay i know, but i love ya honey!! and a *big grin* and hand him the ironed work clothes, hoping to suffice him a little longer!! LOL **grinning**
my daughter calls us redhicknecks!! LOL hubs said i'm not redneck, so she said fine then daddy your redhickneck LOL she's only just turned 6. LOL ~Medo
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Fri, Jul 11, 08 at 17:48
|Yeah, I still haven't found it. He better get out, because today is "Mudvayne day". HA! And I just bought a new can of Red Seal- fine cut, natural flavor. I also understand about listening to music while doing something else. I usually listen to Jackyl when I cut the grass. I can't listen to 'em when I run the weedeater, though. When the songs get to that chainsaw part- I start cutting everything down. Last time, I cut one of my mother's elephant ear plants down, and she gave me a good scolding. Her, out there in her moo moo, just wearing me out, verbally. HA! Anyway, I've got an employee that does photography on the side, and he showed me how to take good closeups - so, i'll try to get some good pictures this weekend. Get ready for alot of pics next week! Take care.
|awesome!!! you too!! ~Medo p.s. ya might want to pass along that close up info!! LOL now that would be sure useful!! coulda used that on that "recluse" (i think that's what it was) ~Medo
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Sat, Jul 12, 08 at 15:35
|Well....Me and my cat (he always goes with me) went out last night with my flashlight, and liquid sevin in the red pump spray bottle - to check on the garden. Lo, and behold - there were 2 brown bugs fornicating on one of my cucumber leaves. So, I just ended their happy moment right there on the spot! Anyway, this morning I checked on the garden, and saw one by itself. So, I tried to do some research on it, but haven't figured out what it is yet. It doesn't look like any of the cucumber beetles i've seen pictures of on the internet, but it also could be a different color for my region. Here's a photo of it, before I eradicated the little pest. EG
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Fri, Jul 18, 08 at 9:59
|Ok, I found these on my squash plants
Squash bug eggs
More squash bug eggs
Squash bug
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Mon, Jul 28, 08 at 15:51
|I have been finding another beetle in my garden, so I took a photo of it - to email to my local county extension agent. It's a white fringed beetle, that is known to attack almost 400 varieties of plants, and the larvae do serious damage to root crops. I figure my turnips are toast....here's the photo I took.
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Mon, Jul 28, 08 at 21:25
|UH OH! Look what I found today....watch out jeni!
spotted cucumber beetle
|WOW you even got the eyes!! that's an awesome pic!!!
so today after seeing this we went out and we looked under the leaves and i saw a BUNCH of them AGAIN!! AND a whole bunch of baby eggs!! man they just don't give up!!! LOL so we just squashed em. so we'll see what's up!!! seems we are growing some pickles!!! YAY!!! :') and gourds?? ~Medo
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Tue, Jul 29, 08 at 10:54
|Yeah...I am pretty proud of that one. The people at the extension office were thrilled about it. I also sent them a picture of my garden...hee hee. The lady wrote me back, and said it was very unusual..hee hee. You've still got squash bugs? Me too! I'm killing them everyday. Seems that I have another problem, as well. This is the most serious of all. The dog woke me up at 1 am to go outside, and I grabbed my flashlight and liquid sevin, and just went out to the garden. I knocked down a small moth right over the turnips, and as soon as it hit the ground - a very large black widow spider pounced on it, and wrapped it up. I soaked that little ĄŚΨ←Ω∆≤ with the sevin, and will check it out this evening. Whew! That could have been serious.
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Tue, Jul 29, 08 at 20:32
|baby cucumber beetles - and no, they aren't cute...
|WOW that was close!! thank goodness for your dog!! he/shes smart!! and looking out for your garden!
ya we still had them yesterday, and on my nite blooming jasmine i have aphids, i am sooooo danged mad!! so tonight i'm gonna make up a batch of that ivory soap and oil. and tomarow i'm gona spray some of them things down, since no more rain.
ya that's a pic to be proud of!! that's for sure!! :') ~Medo
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Tue, Jul 29, 08 at 23:14
|Oh god, I just went out with the flashlight, and liquid sevin - and found every bad bug in the top ten! Squash bugs, another cucumber beetle, 6 of those white fringed beetles, a stinkbug, and about fifty-eleven click beetles!
My dog's not smart....it just has to use the outdoor facilities alot. Yay! for super macro on a digital camera!
|OHHH NOOOO!!! i think tomarrow we are gona go out and get some of the dead stuff and one's that have been pulvarized!! and tomarow night we are gona go out and see what its gona be like at night! i think it will be great for the kiddo's!! LOL although the hubs will be home, LOL hmmm.........
~Medo **big grinn**
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Wed, Jul 30, 08 at 23:17
|After all of the "bad" bugs i've put in this thread, I just had to post a photo of this little lady. She was after the aphids on my corn.
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Wed, Jul 30, 08 at 23:21
|I have discovered the name of the brown beetle, toward the middle of this thread. It is a click beetle, and they are particularly fond of potatoes and corn. The larvae will over-winter in the ground, and feet on the roots and tubers.
|Ok this thread is giving me the heebie jeebies. I'm really not a wuss but some of the pics make me cringe, that I think the click beetle, ist hat the hairy one? *shivers*
I am good so far. I have not seen another beetle nor hornworm in my garden!!! My broccoli leaves still have some gorgeous holes from those hornworms LOL but eh, I now have actual broccoli growing in one of them!!!!!!!!!!!!
And the spider...I don't do spiders. Daddy long legs I'm fine with but anything fat. Ick. I kill those bastards as fast as a I can. LOL. Or scream for DH if he is home and let him do the honors ;)
I have not seen eggs for ANYTHING in the garden!!!
Oh.....and I now have 4 cans of pickles done!!
- Posted by oregon_veg 8 (My Page) on Thu, Jul 31, 08 at 11:57
|Engineer, I don't mean to hijack your thread, but those are great pics. What kind of camera do you have?
|Yoohoo EG........I'm back!
Good lord you have a battle on your hands. It seems like you have every type of pest in your garden. I would be completely freaked out. I am a complete wuss when it comes to bugs. I still jump when I dig up a worm. I know, I know.
You would have died laughing if you had seen me turn my compost for the first time. Full battle gear - haha! Thankfully that has changed. I now look forward to fluffing it. I even have a psycho worm that goes all acrobatic when I turn it.
Question - which camera are you using? I am pondering a new one. Don't want to spend a fortune though.
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Thu, Jul 31, 08 at 12:35
|Jeni - No, the click beetle is the smooth brown bug, that had it's back to me. The bug you are referring to is a white fringed beetle. Also....the eggs are there, I assure you. You just have to look for them. You have made pickles????? Yay! what kind?
Oregon - I use an Olympus c5000, with the camera set to super macro.
Maureen - Yay!!!! You came back! Did you hear about me calling the pickled green tomato lady? LOL She gave me her recipe! And she loves pickles and stoves in the same picture. Ha Ha and, yes - I have found a wide range of bad bugs in my garden. I can guarantee you that to them, i'm public enemy #1. I understand about the compost pile...i've got all kinds of stuff in mine, but still take my hands and break up the large clumps.
|I am so all over the place that I sometimes lose posts. What's the story on the pickled green tomatoes?
I'm loving the compost thing - how quickly we can change. I went from being squeamish to having OCD (obsessive COMPOST disorder). I wake up thinking "Is today compost turning day?" Haha!
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Thu, Jul 31, 08 at 13:11
|Maureen - that's a funny explanation of OCD. Very good! Oh, i'll help you get caught up - on the pickled tomatoes. Just click on the link below. Enjoy!
Here is a link that might be useful: Maureen's happy place
|that's too funny!! i also lose my posts!! sometimes i can't sleep or just get bored so i just start clicking and reading and then next thing ya knwo@!!! BOOM!! i'm i'm in everyone's business!! as if!! LOL hmmmm.... all female!! LOL and giving my opinion!! geeze!! welllll.....ya know what they say, about opinions and such!! LOL **big grinn**
i had read about maggots and how they help break down the compost, soooo me being the "thinker" (nnot the best LOL) i am, so i processed the meat and such in the fridge, and added it to the compost tumbler. well it worked. drew the maggots like ya wouldn't believe. another thing that works is chew if it wasn't so bad, but spit in there. i'm sooo not kidding. flies are drawn to the human stuff!! LOL ~Medo
I made great grammas recipe!! Now if only they turn out like great gramma's...we shall see!!!
As for eggs...Imma keep lookin! Aside from mosquitoes the bugs seem to be pretty minimal so far. I had those dozen or so cuc beetles that for some reason surrendered on their backs to Sevin dust, hehe, and I had 2 green lil worms (I'm thinking hornworms but they were still too lil to tell). That is IT. But I am NOT jinxing myself. :)
|Thanks EG - I'll check it out now (didn't want to go look and lose the rest of this post!).
Medo- you crack me up "BOOM!! i'm i'm in everyone's business!!"
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Thu, Jul 31, 08 at 20:52
|Jeni, hhmmmm.....never tried those pickles before....lol. I'll warn ya, though - I bet she'll be hard to beat. About once every 6 months, my mother cooks something while everyone is at her house - just to let us kids know that she can still spank us anytime she wants at cooking!
Ok, it's about 8 pm...gotta get the flashlight and liquid sevin- and head out to show the bugs who's the boss on this property....
|I would give great gramma's recipe but it would cost ya ;)
Are you finding anything out there??? Killing anything???
Here is what I found today sitting on one of my sunflower leafs. Is that not the most gorgeous bug ever??
Now someone tell me what it is!
|Wow Jeni - that's a rather fashionable bug - colors are very "in season"! No idea what it is though.
P.S. Do you ever wonder what your neighbors might think when they see you crouched in the garden snapping pics of bugs?
|ROFL.OMG you just made me seriously laugh out loud. I have been out there snapping pictures like crazy of plants and the garden and such to look up and go OMG, the neighbors are looking! I bet they think I'm CRAZY!!! I've been message boarding since pregnant with my 4yo and the things we share sometimes even makes my husband raise an eyebrow. "Honey, WHY are you taking a picture of the inside of the freezer?"
You mean people don't normally do that?? Whodda thunk?
|LOL i know my neighbors think i'm strange anyhows, but i let them know right off the bat, i'm sending pics to my garden buddies!! LOL they're like ohhh!! i say, ohhh while i'm at it can i take a pic of your garden?? and send it!!?? they're like ya!! :') LOL i'm just terrible!!
that is a beautiful bug!! did ya know that yesterday was my daughters (6yr) fake daughters birthday, i say this cuz she's driving me nuts with, is this march?? and her name is lindsy. ahhhhhh its crazy the things a real mom has to remember about the fake moms kid. LOL ~Medo
|Belly laugh! I KNOW that I am off the wall according to some people but now THEY know when I am taking pics of bugs, tomatoes, yada yada with my big ole butt in the air. Whut-eva! As Flo would say "Kiss my grits!". (That comment will help to date me!)
Today I had a tomato sandwich for lunch and saved some seeds and was taking pics of the seeds with the tomato and my 21 YO daughter was like "Mom - why are you taking pics of your lunch?". Cuz I'm saving seeds for next year silly!
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Fri, Aug 1, 08 at 9:45
|Hey Jeni - the bug is gonna be a leaf hopper of some type....just research those words, and you should locate it. It should be a sucking insect....and yes, it also sucks to have it in your garden.
Maureen - taking pictures of your lunch again?
|Bah. Thats what I get for bragging about being bug free at the moment. LOL. I will be keeping a better eye out. Any idea what I'm supposed to do with them?
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Fri, Aug 1, 08 at 11:28
|Jeni - it's a scarlet and blue leafhopper
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Sat, Aug 2, 08 at 14:05
|Ok - here's a better picture of a squashbug.
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Sat, Aug 2, 08 at 23:28
|Medo - I don't know what kind of spider that is. Speaking of spiders, I went out to the garden this morning, and of course - my bees were all busy doing there pollinating thing. I noticed a big bumblebee dangling from a spider's web, and he was trying to break loose - but couldn't. The spider was about an inch away from the bee, when I took my coffee cup, and knocked the bee loose. He flew off, in complete relief. YAY! I saved one of my bees. I bet the spider wasn't happy at all. LOL
|ahhhh that's so cool!! ya spiders suck!! Literally!! LOL
i'm at my parents and they're watching sci fi, so i'm on the pc, and dad say's ya, medo you could go out and slay the spiders, its not the spider preventer/killer, just the killer. ahhhhh hell, not worth it!! i'm like not now, tomarow when there's no mosquito's, i'm not nearly dressed for this (i'm thinking) they will eat me alive. more than likely i will be out there spraying, especially if mom goes out there to start spraying. LOL
thems some big ole suckers!!
have ya'll heard of one thats black and hairy, with orange spots on the back? apparently we have one on the front porch that's huge. don't know what kind it is. ~Medo
|Good job EG! Bee populations are suffering. Did you know that bees pollinate 1/3 of the world's food supply? They are very important little critters. Truly "tux & tails" kind of critters.
This year I was kind of worried about pollination because there weren't many bees but I did notice mini bees. Came to learn that they are hover flies. They were very intent on visiting each and every bloom. Good guys! I don't like to kill bugs really, unless it comes down to my food -vs- their food, then I attack. Otherwise, eat whatever the hell you want.
I am completely enthralled with the circle of life. Doing a lot of seed saving this year....growing some green zebra tomatoes from a tomato that I ate last year. We can actually live out our lives with fresh fruits and veggies by buying one fruit or veggie and collecting the seeds. AMAZING!
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Sun, Aug 3, 08 at 14:00
|Maureen- yeah, I was proud to save my bee friend. I found a new bug this morning, on one of my succhini plants. I researched svb moth, and this doesn't look like them. Hmmm... I don't know what it is, but will send the photo to my extension agent on Monday. I killed it after taking it's picture.
|very interesting looking critter.
i agree with you Maureen. i save seeds, and tops and such of the foods we ate, i grew the pineapple plant. kinda cool. my garlic grew back after tabor was done eating it, he cut the roots off, and threw them back into the ground and planted it, they grew back, kinda cool. so anything that does like that i/we just regrow. and i've grown a lemon tree from the lemon that they put in the tea at the diner. the only thing i can't succesfully do is get a apple tree to grow. ~Medo
|Medo - I've never grown garlic but would like to. It's planted in the fall for harvest next spring, right? What kind of stuff have you grown from tops? Like radishes, carrots and stuff like that?
This past Thursday I threw some turnip seeds in one of the beds and they were already sprouted yesterday. I was shocked! Anyone grow turnips?
EG - I saw that bug in my garden recently. I wasn't able to kill it though. I'm a weenie. The only bugs that I CANNOT tolerate are cucumber beetles.
EG - I was thinking about how you redirected me back here and now I want you to check out one of my favorite forums "Going Green". All I ask is that you check out the "Story of Stuff" posting and then you are free to leave. Deal?
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Mon, Aug 4, 08 at 10:58
|Maureen - ok, it's a deal!
|never tried carrots, but now i'll have to!! LOL we did try radish, and it did grow for a while till talla pulled it, she said it was for the fairy, lets see beets, garlic, turnips, pineapple, mango (had 3 tree's but swapped 1), lemons, onions, a few vinish things, don't really know what they are yet. but i'll see a pic i'm sure, the survival rate of things here would be better if talla'd just be nice and remember that'fairie's have to eat too!!! LOL ~Medo
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Mon, Aug 4, 08 at 17:52
|I have just found out that the yellow and black bug above is a banded net wing beetle. They do not damage vegetables, but feed on leaf litter.
|EG - does that bug break down leaves making them more easily compostable? (PS - I saw that you watched the video - honorable man!)
Medo - garlic....do you plant in the fall for a spring harvest?
My daughter is visiting - hurray, hurray! She spent the whole day traveling by bus. She is sleeping a few feet away from my in Mamadukes' (her name for me) bed. She is pooped - trip should have been about 6 hours by bus but they were held up at customs, yada yada. Important thing is that she is here!
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Mon, Aug 4, 08 at 23:24
|Maureen - that video was quite lengthy, but very informative. I liked the little stick people. I really don't know what all this bug does, but it's definitely not in my top ten most hated bugs. I killed another black widow tonight at the garden. She was freakin out, when I hit her with the liquid sevin- over and over and over.....I really soaked her good! heh Yay! Your daughter came to visit! Mine came home from college a couple of weeks ago. It was when I was making pickles and jam....on the stove! Woo Hoo! (you remember the stove, don't you?) hee hee If you don't, here's a little link for ya!
Here is a link that might be useful: the revolving door of happiness, for Maureen
|EG - I "fondly" remember the stove! Isn't that what started it all?
Ok - so you are a redneck, right? That means armadillos 'n guns and other wild critters..yada yada. Are you still a redneck when you are sweet? Or shall we keep that a secret?
I really need an education in how the rest of the country lives. Now I am not trying to be silly here but the notion of owning a gun and actually needing it on a daily basis is sooooo foreign to me. My dad used to hunt (in the fall hunting season) and shot trap and skeet (???) but that is the only time I have ever come into contact with a gun. Obviously recreational. I suddenly feel so ignorant about the ways of the world. Very sheltered in a princessy kind of way. Uggg....this has reminded me of a very unpleasant thing. When I was about 10 years old, my dad came home with the remains of a moose that he had shot and he had the liver in a green garbage bag. As he climbed the stairs to our 2nd floor walk-up the liver flipped out of the bag. Blood everywhere! Maybe that is what scarred me for life.
To this day, I kill nothing. Not ants or bugs. If they show up in my house,, I escort them outside.
I grew up in a redneck town. I still consider myself a bit of a redneck ;)
Yknow, going mudding, chasing raccoons, sitting around campfires. The person wit hthe muddiest truck at the end of the day was the COOLEST. Let's not talk about people who rode tractors to school. OMG. Now that was only a Horicon thing. I grew up in a town of 3800 people. The only thing big in our town was John Deere! Thats what ran our town.
The Horicon Marsh was the big attraction, people used to come into town just to see the geese and all of their sh*t everywhere you stepped. Crazy people.
Guns though were recreational only. We actually don't own guns. The only time I've personally ever touched/shot guns was when I worked as a Correctional Officer before having kids.
I now have a major phobia with guns though cuz my baby brother shot his knee off with my dads hunting rifle while sleep walking after taking Ambien this past January. (I have cool pictures if anyone wants to see I can email them, I won't post them though LOL).
|that's what my husband is, a corrections officer, i think, well he works for a prison. sucks cuz he somtimes gets held over and we live so far away. so he'll be there for 16 hours and then have to go back that night.
guns are ok, in my opinion, (we all know about opinions) i love to shoot them, just not rifles, they are to long for my arms!! LOL and not the 40's, they are to jolting, i love the 45 cuz its (shot)alot like the 9 only a little more, and doesn't kill your arm afterwards. LOL
that totally sucks about your brother@!! no gun locks?? hubby has them all the time. i think i'm not sure, what am i supposed to say to a robber if he comes in?? hey stop!! i need to get this lock off!! if i can't get to lock and it off if he's in the room befor hand.. but ya know. and then he bought these danged gun safes', one for the guns, one for the ammo. BUT my dang paint ball gun is in there, so i can't have any fun, i really want to shoot animals that come in my yard that don't belong to me!! hmmmmm.....that would be any of them!! LOL ***big grinn** LOL ~Medo
|Medo I would think if you pulled a gun on a robber they wouldn't be looking for gun locks. But take that with a grain of salt 'cuz it's silly me after all.
|well hubs does say that if i pulled the shot gun, but of course it'd have to be unlocked!! and of course they scare the hell out of me!! i'm scared of the kick!! i've never shot one!! of course there's always talk of them using your own gun on you, i'm like as if they'll get that close!!! i'm a dang good shot!! and even from a distance, so ya, they won't get close, even in the dark!! shivering, at just the thought!! thank goodness we got out of the big town, we live in a tiny town, probably 200 people altogether! i love it that way!! everyone knows everyone, the only problem with that is everyone "thinks" they know everyones business!! LOL so when i make something everyone tallks!! Tee Hee Hee ~Medo
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After loving 'The Gay Falcon' a few weeks ago, I decided to watch another Falcon movie this week: The Falcon Out West.
This time the suave gentleman detective was played by Tom Conway, who was the older brother of George Sanders who played the detective in the earlier movies. I didn't actually realise until afterwards that they were different people so I guess the brothers were fairly similar in the role! Apparently Sanders played the role for three years before bowing out and handing the role over to his brother.
While the original Falcon actor voiced Shere Khan in Disney's Jungle Book, Tom Conway voiced a collie who offers the dalmatians shelter in a barn in 101 Dalmatians.
The Falcon Out West predictably centers around investigations on a ranch in Texas after a cattle baron is murdered with an apparent rattlesnake bite in a New York nightclub. It features the beautiful Carole Gallagher as the victim's fiance and Barbara Hale (who later played Della Street in Perry Mason) as a horse-riding Texan girl.
The movie has a good plot, but I was put off by the amount of casual Cowboys-and-Indians racism which was sprinkled throughout the movie. A 1940s movie audience might not have batted an eyelid at this, but it made me feel distinctly uncomfortable. Tom Conway played the detective valiantly but just didn't have the same easy charm that his brother did, making his weakness for anything in a skirt more than a little frustrating. I felt like throwing something at the telly when he confronted the murderess by flirting audaciously with her and seeming totally unaware of her murderous intentions.
All in all, this movie is perhaps one which is best left in the 1940s. Some movies transcend the decades without a problem, but this one didn't so much. Take a look at this clip ad let me know what you think of it all…
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The Premier League's Elite Player Performance Plan (EPPP) aims to create more and better home-grown players to succeed in the Barclays Premier League. Over four years from its start in 2012, Premier League clubs have committed £320m to invest in youth development with the EPPP's Games Programme at its core.
The Games Programme is divided into three phases of development: Foundation (9-11 years), Youth Development (12-16 years), and Professional Development (17-21 years).
"This has helped them adapt to situations where winning becomes more important"
Ian Howell
In the Youth Development phase the focus is on the children's transition to an 11 v 11 game, as well as increasing the frequency and level of competition they face. This is achieved by matches against regional rivals, against teams from across the country and clubs from abroad. These tournaments raise their match experience while still ensuring clubs retain an emphasis on the players' development.
The annual Premier League Under-13 International Tournament allows clubs' academy players to test themselves against not only the best in the country, but teams from abroad who come with players possessing different skills and sides with different styles of play.
The tournament at Warwick University last month featured 12 clubs. Nine were from England whose academies have been awarded Category 1 status by the Premier League and who had qualified via regional tournaments: Arsenal, Aston Villa, Chelsea, Everton, Liverpool, Manchester City, West Bromwich Albion and West Ham United. Three clubs were invited from overseas: Porto, Paris Saint-Germain and PSV Eindhoven.
The 12 teams were divided into three groups of four, playing in a round-robin format. From there four teams, group winners Chelsea, Manchester City and West Brom, and the best runners-up, Liverpool, went into the semi-finals.
Man City beat Liverpool to face Chelsea, who overcame West Brom. In the final the two teams played out a 1-1 draw before the penalty shootout went to sudden death with Chelsea winning 6-5 on penalty kicks.
The ability to follow the Games Programme's emphasis on player development while installing an extra level of competition was what satisfied the winning coach, Ian Howell, from Chelsea.
"We say we want to win every game but it is part of the Games Programme where we have to manage game time with substitutions," Howell said. "With the Games Programme, week-in, week-out, it is about lads getting their minutes and playing time and chopping and changing and switching positions. But with this tournament we said to the boys we will manage game time but mixed in with that is it a more competitive environment for them.
"They have this in European tours in the summer, but there is an age bias there, so it was nice to experience it on a level playing field. We set the team a goal before Christmas that in the second phase of the season we will have some tournaments and we want to do well in them. This has helped them adapt to situations where winning becomes more important. It was a brilliant challenge and it was pleasing they stepped up to the plate."
The performance level of the English boys impressed Porto coach Pepijn Lijnders, for whom the competition provided a good test.
"This tournament simulated perfectly a higher level of play," he said. "My players had to think faster, decide faster, execute faster and especially execute more precisely.
"The standard [of players] at the English clubs in all parts of the game was very high. I saw so many good players. As well I saw great coaching staffs with specialists in each area."
"The standard [of players] at the English clubs in all parts of the game was very high"
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Lijnders did wish to see more creativity in the final third, something that the EPPP, which is in its second year, is looking to promote.
"This attractive part of the game, outplaying, creativity, the freedom to find new solutions in new circumstances will make a good player become a top player," he said.
In the Youth Development Phase, players also learn more about the tactical awareness needed in a match and this element proved a success for Howell and Chelsea, with the time spent on tactics reaping rewards.
"It was a tough weekend because we had a number of injuries which put us down to two subs on the final day," Howell said. "We had some players playing out of position as a result so we had to get them up to speed tactically and we had two classroom sessions with video analysis at Warwick to teach them.
"We worked in training a lot with tactical learning alongside technical programmes and we set a lot of challenge in training sessions to break down opposition while maintaining the philosophy.
"We come up against a lot of challenges against teams who are very rigid defensively but it is really pleasing we stuck to our guns and played the way we wanted to play and we scored a number of good goals during the tournament."


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Law enforcement officials in Cleveland County say they are working to solve a series of at least five armed robberies of convenience stores in the past month.
Four of the crimes were reported in Shelby, the most recent coming early Wednesday morning. And a similar robbery was reported early Thursday morning just west of Shelby.
No injuries have been reported, police said.
Shortly after 2 a.m. Wednesday, police said, a man with a black handgun entered the One Stop Food Store, in the 900 block of Fallston Road, and demanded money from the clerk. The man ran off with the cash, headed toward Wyke Road, where he got into a car that went eastbound.
The suspect is described as a light-skinned black male, about 5-foot-9 to 5- foot-11, with a white shirt over his head and a black mask or T-shirt over his face. He also was wearing a red long-sleeve shirt and tan camouflage pants.
Shelby police said they also are trying to solve armed robberies between June 29 and July 6 at the Kangaroo Express, 3600 West Dixon Boulevard; Fast Stop Market, 1020 East Dixon Boulevard; and Mikes Food Store, 805 Earl Road.
In addition, the Cleveland County Sheriffs Office is working to solve a robbery reported about 1:30 a.m. Thursday at the One Stop Food Store, in the 3900 block of West Dixon Boulevard. Investigators said the suspect in that case was similar to the man in the Fallston Road robbery about 24 hours earlier.
Anyone with information in the case is asked to contact Shelby police Lt. Wray Hamrick, 704-484-7151; or Cleveland County sheriffs Det. Daniel Howell, 704-476-3041. Or information can be left with Crime Stoppers, 704-481-8477.
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In the turbulent sea that is Mecklenburg County government, the nine commissioners who toss this way and that could use a steady anchor. They got one Tuesday night when they named Dena Diorio to be the new county manager.
The commissioners, normally a fractured bunch, voted unanimously to name Diorio as the successor to Harry Jones, who was fired in May in a 6-2 vote. Diorio appears to be a shrewd choice who needs nothing more than commissioners to allow her to succeed.
Anyone who follows Mecklenburg County government closely has taken note of Diorio in her six-plus years here, most of which she spent as finance director. She stands out for her authoritative grasp of her subject matter and her ability to communicate it in a no-nonsense way. Frequently at meetings and retreats, Diorio will take the floor amid bickering or confusion, calmly explain the facts of a complicated situation and get the conversation back on track.
Two episodes especially demonstrate Diorio's leadership skills and financial acumen. She took the lead in putting Mecklenburg on a "debt diet" by helping to create a fund limiting commissioners' capital spending each year. Rather than passing large bond packages and figuring out later how to repay the debt, the county now sets its annual borrowing so interest payments are covered from already-dedicated revenue. The move slowed spiraling interest payments that ate away at operating money for schools, social services and other needs.
Diorio also stabilized the Department of Social Services' books after repeated financial miscues. Mecklenburg's largest department once kept its accounting separate from the rest of the county. After repeated breaches, commissioners gave Diorio oversight, and DSS finances have stayed out of the news since.
Commissioners conducted a national search and chose Diorio over four other finalists who were all external candidates. We wish board chair Trevor Fuller, who had previously expressed concerns about transparency, had let the public meet the finalists. The City Council and school board did that when hiring new leaders, and the community benefited. Public meetings could have let Diorio assuage concerns of residents who regard her as too much of a Harry Jones lieutenant in a county government with too many lapses in recent years.
Diorio is an independent thinker who has maintained her outsider perspective. She is also a straight-shooter who shows little flair for the dramatic. That's critical with a group of commissioners with a penchant for drama. Diorio would do well to continue to minimize her involvement with the commissioners' politics.
There's more than enough substantive issues to chew on. Most immediately, Diorio needs to ensure that repairs to a botched property revaluation stay on track and that property tax refunds are issued promptly. And she needs to negotiate the transfer of the county's mental health services to Cardinal Innovations Healthcare Solutions. Mecklenburg should be reimbursed for the start-up costs it incurred in creating MeckLINK and have some voice in how Mecklenburg residents are treated going forward. And, of course, she will quickly move into drafting a county budget for next year.
Mecklenburg County government has been through a choppy few years, and many in the public have lost trust. It's Diorio's job to rebuild that trust. She appears well-suited to do it.
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In a move that surprised some, the Baltimore Ravens won the Bryant McKinnie sweepstakes on Thursday, signing the Miami product to a two-year deal. There are some who were of the belief that McKinnie's other free agent visits were merely a leverage play to push the Ravens to bring him back, and if that's the case, it worked. So will he go right back to starting?


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- Columbia Pictures Corporation
- Distributed by: Columbia Pictures Corporation
- Directed By Art Davis.
- Produced By Charles Mintz.
- Written By Melvin Millar.
- Music: Eddie Kilfeather.
- Originally Released on October 17, 1941.
- Originally Released Theatrically.
- TechniColor (3 Strip)
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Tasting Olive Oil
Tuesday, March 6, 2012 at 7:33PM
What a great idea! Sylvia Muccillo, owner of Peachtree City Montessori School says, "Just wanted to share...we just added this olive oil tasting activity in our Practical Life area...the children love it!"
The tray shown on the shelf: (ready to carry)
- Bread container with lid
- Jigger glass with a control line for pouring olive oil
- Small see-through glass pitcher with olive oil
- Plate with small tongs for picking up bread
- Rimmed container for olive oil dipping
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National Doughnut Day — June 1– free donuts
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Memorial Day… a Time to Remember
It's the holiday weekend and many of you have already reached your destination of choice. If you've decided to visit family or friends or maybe you're off camping on your own, whatever your pleasure, I hope you enjoy the weekend. Memorial Day… what are we celebrating? Why do we have the holiday? Memorial Day was […] [Read More]
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Army Wives Season Premiere Review: The Next Divorce?by Carissa Pavlica at . Comments
The season five premiere of Army Wives, "Line of Departure," got off to a slow, but heartfelt start. I'm used to the seasons coming in and going out with a bang, so this was a bit of a change from the familiar. Each of our spouses were dealing with their own issues, and they seemed more alone than usual.
So far, we have had only one marriage fall apart on Army Wives. However, I can't help but question the future of Joan and Roland. It seems every time they are on the same page, it turns so fast that their entire relationship takes on a new dimension.
Roland has one of the most difficult roles, married to a strong, forceful Army Colonel. Even being a house husband, he loves his wife and daughter so much he hopes for another child and, in his heart of hearts, that Joan will want the same and to take a step back from the Army. By the end of the episode, he's sitting at a dinner table, very much alone. His view of marriage differs so greatly from Joan's that I would not be surprised if they were the next couple to possibly split.
Roxy is really missing Trevor, and being tested every day by their eldest son, TJ. He's unhappy, unruly and disrespectful. It hurts to watch her struggle to keep it all together. She got a little breathing room and some perspective when Finn's father visited. I enjoyed seeing her with someone from her past, slipping into memories of Alabama and realizing how far she has come. I really appreciate the strength we see in Roxy and have no doubt TJ will soon be towing the line.I was disappointed in the story of Denise and Tonya meeting for the first time. Perhaps it's just the overload of being a new mother, along with her husband getting deployed, which caused Denise to seem so judgmental. It honestly didn't feel like her. She's been through so much in these four seasons and I just didn't buy the story of her doing to Tonya what she suffered herself. I expect more from her.
At the end of last season, there was a possibility that Pamela would get an Army Wives spinoff, so now that the door closed on that opportunity, she's instead deciding between taking the job we know she won't take, and going back to Chase. That is, until one of my favorite guys, Boone (played by the ever lovable Lee Tergesen) tosses himself into the melee by kissing her and expressing his feelings for her.
I have enjoyed Tergesen in every role since HBO's OZ and I hope there is a possibility of him staying on the show. He thinks so much more of Pamela than Chase ever did, and while the easy road would be to have her and Chase reunite, it would be much more satisfying to have Pamela enter a supportive relationship.
Finally, I am shocked at how well things went with Claudia Joy taking Emmalin to college. The last time she was getting ready to take a daughter to school, that child was killed. Looking at the photos of her family as it once was, when they were all together, was a nice touch. She didn't even break down and cry. Maybe she's in shock, or she has come a very long way in dealing with her grief. I figure she's going to be hot in her pursuit of her law degree as she faces "empty nest syndrome."
I was a little underwhelmed with the premiere, but I will give it props for setting up what I expect will be the tone of the season. There is some concern, based upon this effort, that they may have run out of stories for our friends. But I will keep hoping for episodes that feature these women spending more together than apart, as they get the support from one another that solidify the feeling of friendship that makes Army Wives so special.
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Please tell me that if this Pamela spinoff is not going to happen.. That they will find a way to bring her back. I am an Army wife and I love this show!!!
Being a mother of an US Army Officer, I am very proud of all the men and women that are serving our country. Although some don't agree that the show tells How our servive men and women and their families live at their appointed stations, I think that the show does give the public some kind of ideal of what the spouces and children go through on a daily schdule. This indeed is not the exact siturations, but ley me tell you, the wives and husbands of our Miltary Service Men and Women are Stong individ
ules. I love the show, and all the actors.
It's not just the TJ storyline -- it's the actor. It is night and day physically -- and (sorry) his acting is horrible! It's too much of a difference personality-wise also. Next week's previews show bad news arrives -- I say it's Chase and then Pamela won't have to decide! I (personally) think it's crazy that she gave up the chance of a lifetime to believe his promises again (been there, done that). He never comes through and I wish she had gone to be a detective. Last year there were rumors that she would have her own show with Gabrielle Union.
Call me crazy, but I don't hate the whole TJ acting out storyline. That's probably because I am a real life Army wife and my son has been acting out since his dad has been gone, though not in the capacity that TJ's character is. I feel like this is one of the most realistic storylines in the show, a lot of the other storylines are a little far fetched compared to real Army life.
Pamela Moran looks pregnant!
I agree!! The new TJ was a horrible idea. Also, the characters have changed too much for the show to be realistic. The show is going down hill fast. Did they get new writers?
I too was so disappointed with the premiere. Joan flip/flopping thats nothing new, she always going choose career over Roland. I do like the twist with Roxie though. She's a tough Bama girl and like how they're making us wonder what's going to happen there with her reliving single parent with Trevor gone. Denise- well Denise gets on my nerves. I still havent gotten over her cheating on Frank and now they have her being the judgemental mother-in-law, doesnt fit to me. Claudia Joy, well we all know she's the strongest of them all. But I tell you, this whole thing with Pamela has got me all beside myself. Does she really qualify as an 'army wife' if they have her no longer with Chase. The whole possibility of their reuniting is the only thing that made sense of that story line at all to me. Now they've thrown in Boone. I mean I already got aggravated when Pamela told Chase he had to choose when it was her a season earlier telling her listeners on the radio show that this is the army life for a wife and they had get used to the sacrifices they make. But they keep leading up to losing someone and that's got my nerves all torn up because if that's Chase, then that frees Pamela and then really she doesnt qualify for 'army wife' anymore right?
I thought the whole thing felt a bit forced and too predictable. To have Joan flip flop in one episode about retiring v staying felt wrong. Another star for the Holdens with a potential move has been done before. When Jeremy's girlfriend said Denise's baby might be sick I was thinking -watch,she really will be sick. I don't understand why they changed the actor for TJ. Does anyone know why?
Pamela is definitely not leaving. I was on a conference call with Bridgid B. yesterday. She said for once Pamela will be happy, as she has choices between jobs and men and will take time to explore her options. So, at least for her, things will look up!
I wasn't happy with the actor change for TJ but all else was good. I haven't missed an episode yet and it only left me wanting more.


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I love this recipe. It's easy, just a handful of ingredients, and no cooking involved.
If you read the comments below from when the recipe was first posted you'll see my comment and the way I like to make it. But you don't have to; I can tell you right now.
I like to use the juice from 2 (usually large) lemons, and all of their zest (or almost all). Then I warm the Coconut Cream Concentrate to a smooth, stir-able, peanut butter consistency and stir all the ingredients together. Warming the CCC is important; that's what gives the balls a smooth, creamy, melt-in-you-mouth taste and texture. I usually don't use any of the optional stuff. Sometimes I even add a few tablespoons of melted coconut oil in, but that is totally optional as there is already a good amount of oil in the CCC.
After stirring everything together, I scoop the balls unto a cookie sheet (or whatever other flat baking-pan like thing my hands grabbed first) and freeze or refrigerate until firm. If the mixture is too thin for scooping just stick the bowl into the freezer for a couple minutes at a time and stir until the desired consistency is achieved.
So when life gives you lemons, make these. Watch the video for a quick walk-through and enjoy these tart and creamy little bites. The only thing you'll have to worry about is not eating the entire batch in one day.
Enjoying Lemons,
Quick Lemon Coconut Candy (No Bake)
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- 1 cup coconut cream concentrate
- 1/2 cup raw honey
- 1 teaspoon finely grated lemon zest
- Juice of 1 lemon
- Dried coconut flakes, toasted if desired
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract, optional
Mix the first 4-5 ingredients together until well mixed and smooth. Form into balls, roll them in the coconut flakes and refrigerate or freeze. You can also put them in candy molds without the coconut flakes to get a different look. They will harden when refrigerated.
Recipe submitted by Alice, Las Crescenta, CA
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I did modify it a bit though. ;) First, I juiced 2 lemons, and used a generous teaspoon of zest. Since the mixture was too "batter like" I added a couple spoonfuls of coconut oil in. Then I stuck the bowl in the freezer to firm up a bit, stirring every now and then to prevent clumping. Once it reached the desired consistency, I used a cookie scoop to make balls and skipped the rolling in coconut part. And oh, just a tip: warm the ccc to peanut butter consistency before you make this.
Well, these little bites just melt. in. your. mouth. and were wonderfully tart and lemony, blending beautifully with the creamy coconut. With a scant 1/2 cupful of honey they were perfect. Even if you think you don't like coconut but love lemon, make these. They're quick and easy and make the perfect snack. Yum!
Btw, I got about 15 balls, fyi.
They are incredible.
Making them tiny like that, they filled a cookie sheet.
I was worried about it not thickening up, I put the "soup" in my fridge for maybe 5-10 minutes, but in the end, the more I stirred it, the more it thickened!
Oh, and I used shredded coconut, I thought it worked a bit better than the flakes. I tried the flakes, but I was making them small, so shredded was a better match.
I'm thinking of making them with limes next!!!! :)
Adding cream cheese to this and using as a filling for cheesecake would be divine. No cook cheesecake!
For nut lovers, I think this dough formed around a macadamia nut would be wonderful- the macadamia would match the smooth, rich flavor of the candy. I also love that this is a healthy-ish candy. All the coconut parts are great for you, lemon wakes up the liver and raw honey is chock full of enzymes and goodies. A+++
demi: There's no substitute for Coconut Cream Concentrate; it's completely different from coconut milk or cream. It's more like peanut butter in texture. You can get it from Tropical Traditions by clicking on the hyperlink.
Coconut Milk is a water based product extracted from coconut. There's many variations, but as long as it's a liquid, it's a type of coconut milk and cannot be substituted for Coconut Cream Concentrate.
Coconut Oil is an oil/fat product. Not coconut butter.
Again, if you want to learn more about the coconut products listed in recipes, just follow the link and it'll take you to the product information and ordering page.
Then, when ready to form into balls, I roll in unsweetened coconut that I have toasted first. LOVE at 1st bite! I am addicted and my Father, who has stage 5 renal failure, loves them as well & is Renal Diet approved!