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Matthew Patrick Smyth
"Blue is strong and provides a nice clean statement," says New York designer Matthew Patrick Smyth. "It's very reassuring. There are also so many shades, from dark blues to something with silver—it has such a range."
Color Code: Blue
"I did this library in a really strong electric blue for a client who loves color," says Smyth. "It was an old paneled room, where we couldn't restore the wood because it had dried out so much, so we decided to paint it. The result is unexpected."
Bunny Williams
"Blue is one of the easiest colors to live with and is most people's favorite hue," says New York designer Bunny Williams. "There are so many beautiful shades of blue—some cool, some warm, and they mix well together. If you use several blues in a room, they do not have to match; they just need to blend."
Color Code: Blue
"One-room living is what this grand space is all about. It works for two people or 20. It was designed so one can sit, relax, read, listen to music, watch TV, work, dine, entertain, etcetera," says Williams. "The unusual mix of furnishings and art is totally unified by the color on the walls. It is California Breeze by Benjamin Moore—I have used it again and again as a background."
Eric Cohler
"Blue ignites yet calms me; it is a mood-altering color of pure alchemy," says New York designer Eric Cohler. "Blue is often thought of as a cool hue, but it belies this myth, providing warmth and comfort. Think of the sky and the sea: Blue is elemental."
Color Code: Blue
"The high-gloss, midnight-blue walls in this dining room that we designed in a Manhattan townhouse reflect yet absorb light," says Cohler, who used Benjamin Moore's Old Navy. "It creates a truly seductive experience when the room is bathed in candlelight."
Carrier and Company
"Blue is one of my favorite colors," says Jesse Carrier, who runs the New York design firm Carrier and Company with his wife, Mara Miller. "I find it both soothing and invigorating at the same time. It's peaceful yet bold."
Color Code: Blue
"In this bedroom, we used blue in the form of a beautifully painted French provincial desk, paired with blue works of art, pale-blue curtains, and loads of blue hydrangeas," says Carrier, pointing out that wall paint isn't the only way to bring color into a room. "A wonderful way to introduce blue into a room is through art."
Oliver M. Furth
"I like a lot of color, and I find that cool tones of blue, in general, are easy to live with," says Los Angeles–based designer Oliver M. Furth. "Particularly in California, where the light is so warm, cool-blue tones react better to the sun."
Color Code: Blue
"This room was the darkest in the house," says Furth. "The teal-blue color is almost fluorescent it's so bright, but in this dark space, it works very well. At night, when the light is low, it's a really sexy color."
Victoria Hagan
"Whether a space is large or small, blue always says to me 'I'm happy and relaxed,'" says New York designer Victoria Hagan.
Color Code: Blue
"Nothing is more durable and fun than a jolt of deep blue on your sofas," says Hagan. "Add a blue striped dhurrie and you are guaranteed a happy room."


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by jwhatcott Whatcott
As you may have heard, I recently joined Acquia as vice president of marketing. It's wonderful to be part of such a strong team and to be able to work with such an incredible open source community. We're going to do great things together.
So who am I? Well, first the important stuff: I'm a father of four great kids and an aspiring amateur photographer (a Nikon guy just like Dries). I also recently started blogging, and managed to get things running on Drupal last week.
I spent almost eight years leading software businesses at Adobe, Macromedia, and Allaire. See my LinkedIn profile for the gory details. During that time, I learned how to grow and work productively with the strong communities around our Flex, Flash, and ColdFusion product lines.
At Adobe I was part of the team that released Flex under an open source license and made the Tamarin ECMAScript virtual machine a joint open source project with Mozilla. It was exhilarating to help guide the company toward the open source strategy and then help the press and analyst community come to understand and accept our commitment to openness. This experience really prepared me to answer the call from Acquia when they contacted me last fall. It's great to be on board.
We have LOT of great stuff on our Acquia marketing to do list this year. We need to build a world-class team of product marketers, product managers, and technical evangelists. We've committed to helping the Drupalcon Boston 2008 organizing team deliver a conference that absolutely rocks. We've got to work with the community to dramatically increase the industry profile of Drupal. And of course we need to successfully launch the initial set of Acquia products. It should be fun.
Beyond the Acquia to-do list, I also want to actively engage in the existing community initiatives focused on marketing Drupal. I've been tracking the Drupal Marketing group on Drupal.org for a while now and I look forward to participating more actively there, starting today.
Be sure to let me know if you have any suggestions or feedback. You can either leave a comment here, shoot me an email at jeff at acquia dot com or find me on groups.drupal.org as "jwhatcott". I really look forward to hearing from you and working with you in the years ahead. And be sure to track me down at Drupalcon Boston 2008. You are going to be there, right?
Welcome to the community Jeff! Looking forward to what 2008 will bring.
Great intro Jeff. I am excited about working with you on the Drupalcon Boston 2008. I really believe that collaboration among your team at Acquia, development firms such as Achieve and our entire community is going to create tremendous value for the firms desiring to leverage the best of the Web 2.0 world. All the best to you and your team.
I was a Cold Fusion developer when Allaire had the reigns. I watched the fiasco and subsequent destruction of that language by the acquisition of Macromedia and the further chaos played by Adobe. I watched the Cold Fusion community react and fragment at each step. It is what drove me to Drupal and out of those communities.
Your probably a great boon and comfort to the VC that runs Acquia ... grats. I don't see your Drupal ID but I am familiar with your work.
Yeah ... welcome to Drupal ... *starts flipping through the cms pages evaluating options*
It would be great to get your feedback on the Marketing of Drupal group, and more specifically to the request for Drupal growth data that Acquia is using and Drupal's new slogan.
Dude - congrats! Now you have a good excuse to come visit Vancouver, the home of the Drupal universe! I've still got a bottle with your name on it in the cellar!
You're the next (IT) famous person in the acquia team. I am keen on who follows next. Looking forward to see you all in Boston.
Congratulations on the new job. I don't know much about Acquia or Drupal. I guess that it's your job now to change the status quo. Good luck.
gratz man. It's fun to see this company shaping up.
offtopic: I don't think the red accent matches with the blue.. 'het vloekt', as we say in Dutch. (ask Dries ;)).
Congratulations on your recent funding.
I received information about your company from one of my peers in the channels group. You manage web content. Our SOA technology delivers various types of data content to the web. (We have over 350 adapters for data, popular applications, message formats,etc). I'd like to talk to you about ways in which our joint techologies can enhance information delivery. Are you available to discuss?
don grady
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Hi Jeff, cool to hear about your work with Flex.

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The very name Lucrezia Borgia conjures up everything that was sinister and corrupt about the Renaissance—incest, political assassination, papal sexual abuse, poisonous intrigue, unscrupulous power grabs. Yet, as bestselling biographer Sarah Bradford reveals in this breathtaking new portrait, the truth is far more fascinating than the myth. Neither a vicious monster nor a seductive pawn, Lucrezia Borgia was a shrewd, determined woman who used her beauty and intelligence to secure a key role in the political struggles of her day.
Drawing from a trove of contemporary documents and fascinating firsthand accounts, Bradford brings to life the art, the pageantry, and the dangerous politics of the Renaissance world Lucrezia Borgia helped to create.
"Bradford's zest for this era is contagious." —USA Today
"A lively view of Lucrezia, capturing the glamour and tragedy of her story." —The Wall Street Journal
"This is also a tender and intimate account of a misunderstood and passionate woman." —Elle
Table of Contents
Author's Note
List of Illustrations
Genealogical Tables showing the Borgia, Este and Aragona Families
The Scene
Cast of Principal Characters
Part One: The Pope's Daughter 1480-1501
1. The Pope's Daughter
2. Countess of Pesaro
3. The Borgia Renscent
4. The Tragic Duchess of Bisceglie
5. Turning Point
6. Farewell to Rome
Part Two: Duchess to Ferrara 1502-19
7. The Road to Ferrara
8. A New Life
9. The Heavens Conspire
10. The Dark Marquis
11. Duchess of Ferrara
12. The Congiura
13. Horrors and Tears
14. The Years of War, 1509-12
15. Lucrezia Triumphant
16. The Last year of Tranquillity
17. The End
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Firefly reference? Yes? No? Anyway.
Today (yesterday) I found out I've lost 40lbs in the last 6 months. That's a good thing, mind. I've always been a bit overweight, though I've also always had a great deal of muscle mass. I know my strength has actually picked up in the past six months, so that I've lost the weight means that it's probably at least somewhat fat. This also explains why I've been so cold the past six months. XD I'm not used to NOT having a warm layer of blubber.
Today a friend I've had for a long time started to come around to the idea that "the thug life" really wasn't much of a life at all. Instead of thinking about how he can increase his wealth and purchase more status symbols, he's considering how to adjust his life so that it's more attractive to a woman. He's also considering if he's a good role model for children.
I'm very, very happy that this is the case. We had drifted apart in the past year because I wanted nothing to do with that "thug life" image. I had moved on, but also in many ways moved back to what I knew I liked from childhood. You know, Oatmeal Creme Pies
super delicious, and sometimes making a snow angel
the most awesome thing. Walking barefoot
an amazing feeling. Truth told? I don't care what anyone thinks of me for loving life. And that's a happy lesson to learn, and I think he's coming around to it. Very pleased.
Instead of the all day drinking binge his birthday has been the past few years, we're planning to get snacks and drinks (soda and water), and going on a gaming binge. Like we used to do in high school.
Yesterday I had the strangest dream about a girl I used to have Bio lab with. I always found her incredibly charming, not specifically because of her looks (though she was what most would consider 'hot'), but because she had a very genuinely kind personality. Today she complimented me on my Facebook status.
She's still kind of cute.. >_>
Went to see the doctor yesterday. After spending an hour checking out my vitals and junk, he gave me some medications and follow-up work. I think I'm more scared of the follow-up work than I am of the original problems. I mean, goodness, a cardiologist? I know heart problems run in the family, and I've had significant trouble with my heart in the past (I was overusing caffeine and earned a heart murmur which has since gone away again). It's just... heart problems? I'm
. -_-;
Today I'm working on writing three apology letters. Letters to people from my distant past, when I was pretty much a horrible jerk. After batting the idea back and forth for six months, I talked it out with a friend of mine. She convinced me that it was possible to find closure, but confirmed my idea that it was likely not possible to find friendship there again. I'm okay with that. I just need to apologize for being who I was, because it's not who I am. And, to quote a Reliant K song, "Who I am hates who I've been."
Much to do. Work in half an hour, until almost midnight. Must also clean soooo much of the house. >_<
Off I go. Happy Veteran's Day, all you Americans out there.
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Today I talked to my parents about the issues with the youth group. They were surprisingly supportive. Maybe this can be fixed--or at least made so it's not any worse.
Today I start a cross-stitch project. I feel like such a dork.
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Today I made an anti-powercut thingy. Get yourself an old UPS 1.5KVA or so - you can get them for about forty bucks inc postage because companies throw them out every five years or so when the guarantee on the batteries expires. Get a few car batteries, pop the front panel off and wire them in parallel. Make sure to cut the wires on the battery side when you take the old one out.
I can run my desktop computer and some lights for days. ^_^
Today I took the stuff off my bed and slept in the living room. The wind on the other side of the flat was keeping me awake.
Today I skipped the lecture again. Soul destroying that work is. We were supposed to spend two hours talking about how someone had used the concept of generation we agreed within the first ten minutes that they didn't have a coherent concept of what a generation was at the end of the first hour we got a break and I decided that was enough.
The only reason to turn up is to get your name on the attendance sheet so you're not refused a class certificate.
Today I intended to put my nose to the grind stone and finish off one of my essays. Gneh. <_< This was four hours or so ago it's past midnight now. I started writing a bit of it, then thought of a Machiavelli quote, that goes something like, 'many see what you appear to be, few feel what you really are and those few will not dare oppose themselves to the many,' this led to reading the
Discourses on Livy
Machiavelli gets a bad rap over
The Prince
. If you take
The Prince
in the context of his other works his theoretical ruler isn't exactly a bad person they're just very pragmatic....
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We stroll along the roof of hell
Gazing at flowers.
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And that is the justification for any bad person. Pragmatism, efficiency... these are slippery equalizing terms.
Actually, my day today was also problematic but shiny. A good way to describe things, thank you Usa. ^_^
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, because I hand out nicknames and hugs whether you want them or not. ^_^
Keeper of the Library and the Gateway to Haven
Nem: "It's the sort of face you just know is getting ready to poke you with something sharp."
BS: "...then insist you eat a brownie."
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Think but this and all is mended...
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And Robin shall restore amends.
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She who will not wilfully choose the lesser evil will be obliged whether she wills it or not - to allow or commit the greater evil. Sometimes the greater evil compels us to choose. This urge to think of themselves as good that people have is perhaps rather selfish. Thousands might die that I could sleep at night never having committed the lesser evil. Who then has to shoulder the weight of those sins; of the appeal for a miracle to absolve them of the forbearance of conscience? :/
Today I have got some of my essay done writed anyway. Got a decent couple of hours work in before I went and looked up quotes from evil people and ended up watching the Nuremberg trials. Well excerpts from anyway ^_^;
Never forget,
We stroll along the roof of hell
Gazing at flowers.
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Today I had a double-length D&D session, and it was nifty. My warforged wizard now has a Baterang. ^_^;
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Today I gave a talk about how nifty my uni is and got shown around the new building specifically for students. This building is definitely problematic but shiny. The ceiling has fallen in twice in two days and it's meant to be finished in a week.
He who does not eat cheese will go mad. ~ French proverb.
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Alli: That does sound problematic. O_O
Today I hung out with my friend from Psychology before class. We discovered that we have similar taste in old movies, and so, we've scheduled a day to watch Audrey Hepburn movies. We might have another one for old-fashioned comedies (Jimmy Stewart, Charlie Chaplain, and Bob Hope & Bing Crosby). ^_____^
Today I stitch more on the pattern I made. Whee! Creativity is fun!
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Today I am happy that I am single, without a mortgage, no real debts and have been employed for a long time with the same retail outlet.
Irelands debt is 32% of our GNP. This is what happens when you are greedy as a country for 15 or so years.
The future looks like the I.M.F.
I will be fine. There is going to be an awful lot of hardships ahead for a large number of people.
"He gave you a life and you should cherish that treasure." - Benny
while Udina asked the usual inane civilian things that came about while under attack: "What's happening? Who is shooting at us? I'm squishy and not wearing armor and I'm a liability, get me to safety, etc.
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Ditto. Though I do have a moderately substantial sum of student debt. Thankfully the interest is extremely low, and I've got a good job that I like.
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We'd paid off our student debt in full... then they decided to charge us interest on the nothing and it's back up to several hundred pounds.
This did not make for happiness. Or even coherency.
Eventually we decided
to mail them a bomb along with the overpayment.
You can't look dignified when you're having fun.
Dubbed "Tetris" by Asa... apparently.
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Today I went to an open house at a college I've been eying. Honestly, I'm pretty sure I don't need to look anywhere else, now. They've got great academics, a lot of fun extracurriculars, and wonderful, quirky people. Felt like home. They also have a nature preserve on campus--which gets huge bonus points from me (though it's not actually important). I'm a bit in love with the place.
I also met the advisor for English majors, and from a first impression, he was pretty cool. Really easy to talk to, funny, and pretty brutally honest--all the qualities someone I have to be in contact with needs.
Today I write application essays, a proposal to my church's elder board, and a history essay.
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Today the today thread reminded me of this
Today I'm trying really hard to make something occupy more than a page. Its got to the point of going 'If, for the sake of a favourable reading, we grant that....' just after the bit where you've pointed out that .... is impossible. ^_~
Today I slept for twelve hours, drank two cups of coffee and now have a sort of nervous energy. Lots of pacing up and down.
Never forget,
We stroll along the roof of hell
Gazing at flowers.
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Today I'm off to the Santa Claus Parade, which is ridiculously early if you ask me. But it's either go today or not go at all, so... for the sake of Charlie, I'm going. BAH. Humbug.
(I love Christmas, I just don't love OMGITSCHRISTMASALLYEEEEEEEAR!)
I'm going to try to post more in here. I miss you guys.
Also, this webcomic makes me think of Nem (PG-13, fyi)
Keeper of Nanashi's Vambraces and the Amethyst Trees.
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We miss you too, Lady. Have fun at your parade.
Today I have two of three things done. Somehow, I don't think my history essay is going to get written any time soon.
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Tait has 40 years of experience as a dental technician, and has worked through every aspect of management, specializing in partial denture frameworks, implant work, and European style multi-sectional engineering with a good knowledge of CAD/CAM. Tait as created, developed, and managed an implant department and has strong leadership abilities with a proven record of growing laboratories through employee/team/management development.


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The list of things coach Marc Trestman liked about the Bears' offense in its debut against the Cincinnati Bengals was about as long as tight end Martellus Bennett's wing span.
It included keeping quarterback Jay Cutler "clean" all game, limiting the impact made by Bengals defensive tackle Geno Atkins, forcing the Bengals to use timeouts at inopportune times, having zero pre-snap penalties despite multiple snap counts and receiving big plays at big times from key players.
But Trestman's satisfaction with the Bears' 24-21 victory shouldn't be confused with contentment. He's far from it, regardless of how good the Bengals were as a Week 1 test.
Two things were missing from all the work put into the preseason and training camp. Running back Matt Forte didn't seem as involved as he's expected to be, and the offense overall wasn't operating at the quick pace that typified camp, especially in the first half.
"Our productivity running the football wasn't where we wanted it to be," Trestman said Monday. "Matt touched the ball approximately 25 times, and that's not the productivity that we'd expect him to have."
Some credit goes to the Bengals for holding the Bears to 81 yards on 28 carries (2.9 average), but Cutler wants to shoulder some blame for Forte's low output (91 total yards) too.
Forte is an essential part of the Bears' passing game, and he was targeted just six times. It's on Cutler to pick the right play at the line of scrimmage in Trestman's version of the West Coast offense.
"I wasn't able to get it to him as much as I'd like to get it to him coverage based-wise," Cutler said. "He's such an all-purpose back. He's so talented on the outside. His hands are so good, it's hard to just pigeon-hole him as a [running back] and put him in the backfield. We like to get him out and get some favorable match ups."
Trestman said the Bears' offense consisted of plenty of "at-the-line things."
"We did what we call 'spontaneous,' where we just call a word or a code and we get plays run very fast quite frankly," Trestman said. "I thought that we were good just seeing it out there. I thought that we were better at times than others because the officials are holding the ball. That was one of the reasons why we called a timeout because of the change of personnel. They held the ball, but the clock continued to run and … I didn't get that personnel grouping on the field quickly enough.
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Forte made some plays in the second half. His fourth-down run was crucial, he scored on a one-yard run in the third quarter and he had a 24-yard reception on an improvised play by Cutler. But if Forte truly is going to be the centerpiece of Trestman's offense, it didn't exactly happen in Week 1.
Trestman thought three plays were the difference for the Bears offensively, and all of them were made on the whim by Cutler: his 18-yard scramble, the 30-yard pass to Bennett and the 24-yarder to Forte.
"Jay made three plays that if he doesn't make them, we don't win the game," Trestman said. "We always ask ourselves was it the play or the player? Normally when you win, it's the player making the plays at the right time."
When that includes Forte, the Bears' offense will be even more potent.
"There were no explosive plays," Trestman said. "We've got to do a better job for Matt of running the football, and we think we can."


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Local exploitation of an input validation vulnerability in the wmsys.no_vm_ddl package in Oracle Corp.'s Oracle Database 11g database product allows attackers to gain elevated privileges.
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Mischa, I agree with you, but would like to add something to your comments as well. Organics as you correctly pointed out is not subject to common sense. My company, Mighty Grow Organics, manufactures organic fertilizer from poultry litter. One of the issue farmers, especially conventional farmers, have with organic fertilizer is that the nitrogen levels are too low. I could fix that issue if I were allowed to add urea, a synthetic fertilizer, but chemically identical to organic urea (which is very common in raw animal manure) to my fertilizer at the beginning of the process. A quick background of how i manufacture my fertilizer. I take raw poultry litter, add water and trace minerals to it and deep stack it until the internal temps go over 140 degrees F. I then turn the material till temps rise again and then anaerobically digest the material for 4-6 weeks. If I were "allowed" to add urea to the raw litter on the front end, by the time the material had finished being "processed" the urea would be "organic". But the rules don't allow for such innovative thinking. Organic is a negative term, more about what NOT to do than what TO do. Oh well. Organic farmers clamored for someone to do "something". Well they got it, but now don't like what they asked for. That is why so many organic producers are dropping their certification and simply going for "locally" grown using organic principles, thereby avoiding all the paperwork and expense. Michael in Alabama www.mightygrow.com
wait - you're complaining because you have to comply with the law that created the market for your product? what happens to your competitive advantage when anyone can spray a bunch of urea on litter? it's gone. and ITS NOT ORGANIC! DUH! What a whiner
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This opinion is timely in that for many years, so-called organic produce has been sold on the market with zero control over the method of growing. Never mind that the organic rules themselves do not make sense, but even produce that is certified organic, pesticide levels can be quite dangerous. Ten years ago, I was commissioned to undertake a study on Colombian, Mexican, and Guatemalan produce certified as organic to determine the pesticide exposure. I took samples from supermarket shelves all over the US from both coasts and the middle. 100% had pesticide residues and the majority showed exposure to pesticides banned in the US since the 1960's. All were certified organic and all failed the multi-pesticide tests done using HPLC in a modern lab. I don't think I would spend the extra money on organic anything until the rules made sense, such as documentation of actual pesticide use during a cropping season and dropping the chemical fertilizer prohibition. That is simply senseless; everything is a chemical, even water. Trying to supply mineral fertilization to modern crops via "natural" animal droppings, etc. is laughably simple-minded and poor business. It is time to overhaul the silly parts of what constitutes organic.
you're supposed to be more believable because of your PhD? right. So, ten years ago you did this study? So, you mean before the USDA standards, then. Null and void.
Mr. Popoff, I see you've changed the way you write your supposed credentials. Until recently, you fraudulently called yourself "an IOIA Advanced Inspector" on your posts around the web. IOIA said about your made-up title - there is no such thing as an Advanced Inspector. No one believes your misinformation and baloney. Any web search brings up the kind of stuff you write. The readers of The Packer are too smart for this! It appears you only want attention. Shame on you for wrecking hard-working peoples livelihoods - just for another published title under your belt.. Bluff and baloney
Dear Michael: I have heard similar agronomic arguments made for the use of limited amounts of urea on certified-organic fields. The idea being to coax the release of otherwise non-available nitrogen from the soil by introducing a small amount of pure nitrogen in a totally usable form. Sadly, the idea is rejected outright by the organic industry. As such, you're quite right that "organic" is a negative term. President Clinton for instance envisaged uniting the organic industry with the biotech sector, and there are many who believe that Obama and Secretary Vilsack agree. But the organic industry is afraid of losing one of its biggest bugbears, its phantom menace... the dreaded genetically-engineered plant. As long as organic activists can bring in the donations and convert people to buying overpriced "organic" food from Mexico and China based on people's fear of biotech, they will never so much as consider a truce much less the unification that Clinton envisioned. And so the negativity lives on. i hope this might provide a bit of insight into why no amount of synthetic nitrogen will EVER be allowed ANYWHERE in organic production, even if the concept is scientifically sound, even from an organic perspective.
Where can one get a multi-pesticide test done on "organic" produce? I haven't been able to find anyone to do this on the east coast.
Dear David, I can tell you that I have been looking around on the Eastcoast to get some sort of testing done to check the product residue levels. have not found any either on the Eastcoast. We started using EMA environmental Analysis that is located in CA. We bag our produce samples and Fedex them to CA. After a few days you have the results via e-mail, and you know if your product has passed the testing... Cost $280 dollars per container. ( on an apple container for example $0,23 per case) For OTC this is the way to make sure we import 100% organic produce... If you would like receive a sample on what they test for, send me an e-mail......
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