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Hi all..I've read posts re storing pots of plants in garage but are they talking about a heated garage? We have no heat in ours.These would be perennials such as Angel Trumpet,Texas Star Hibiscus among other hardy ones.Thanx for any info! |
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It depends upon how cold the garage gets and how much light the plants would receive. The garage can act as a make-shift greenhouse, by keeping the plants warmer than they would be outside. If the plants don't get a lot of light in the garage, you'd have to move them outside whenever the weather is warm enough. If the garage gets too cold, it's typically large enough to have room for a space heater to keep the general temperature above freezing. If you just have hardy perennials, an unheated garage should be more than enough. Assuming your potted plants would survive light freezes in the ground, I'd leave them on the driveway until the temperature's forecasted to be below freezing for longer than a couple of hours or below 30 degrees. They'll be happier outside with sunlight and they'll be easier for you to water without worry about water damage. It'll be more work, schlepping everything in and out, but it would be worth it. |
- Posted by rick_mcdaniel Lewisville, TX (My Page) on Wed, Nov 10, 10 at 11:56
I do that, and mine isn't heated, but I do have R-30 insulation, in it. If you can use an electric heater, to keep the chill off, that is also helpful. I do use a large grow light, to provide UV for them, in the garage. This year I barely got all of them in there, (not to mention smaller ones in the house, so I am not buying any more. Water a little more sparingly, and do use water trays under the pots. Last year we got to 11 degs, outside, and everything survived, in the garage. |
Last year I had my tropical guava and calamondin in the unheated garage with no issues. We did hit the teens a couple of times last year. Didn't provide any light either. Both plants did better in the garage than they did inside the house in the previous year(very few dropped leaves) Couple of things to mention here. So, my guess is that all these in combination helped. |
- Posted by mirasoles84 z7 (My Page) on Wed, Nov 10, 10 at 13:18
Thanks to all of u! The garage does get really cold in winter but they are in back part,where they get SE am sun thru 2 windows. And a door that opens west,which will be alot of help for the occasional watering.I had to place these bigger pots in there being that I had no help. I store the more fragile pots indoors..ughh..including the plumerias & bouganvilleas..drastic measures.. so little space :( The rest are ( 3-4 or 5 smaller pots in ea bag) are stored inside big trash bags & tied up,placed on porch facing So.I open them up on sunny days & to water as needed, This is the best thing for these as the translucent bags are like mini greenhouses! That's what I tell myself every yr.. "no more plants!" |
- Posted by rock_oak_deer 8a TX (My Page) on Wed, Nov 10, 10 at 16:48
Brugmansia (Angel Trumpet) should be allowed to go dormant if you are storing it in an unheated garage in zone 7. There is a Brugmansia forum here on gardenweb where you can find the info. You might try searching for the other plants on different forums as well since each might have individual needs. Here's a link with tips for the Brugmansia |
Here is a link that might be useful: Overwintering brugs
My brug friends who store in basement or garage strip all the leaves off their brugs before storage, and water very sparingly during the winter letting them go semi-dormant. I have space for mine where they get sunlight, so I do not have to do this extra work. |
- Posted by mirasoles84 z7 (My Page) on Thu, Nov 11, 10 at 16:09
Thanks! I did not strip the leaves off but will when it starts getting cooler.The weather is sunny, warm & so nice right now but I am too tired to drag them out again :( I cleaned up some outside & went & dumped loads of leaves in those pots.I feel I need to put something in between the concrete floor & pots,maybe even newspapers.The Esperanza is blooming right now!So I took it out since it is med sz & was not heavy. Probably some of u wonder why i haven't planted these hardy perennials in the ground.I just can't make up my mind about their permanent place.I like all my plants out back b/c it is the area I can have privacy & garden as I wish plus eyeing them several times a day. Makes a heart happy! <3 |
- Posted by rock_oak_deer 8a TX (My Page) on Thu, Nov 11, 10 at 17:34
Good work there, you sound as cheerful as your username. The weather has been so nice since that one cold spell last week. Some of your plants like Esperanza and Brugmansia are best wintered over and not planted out in your zone. If we have a mild winter they would be fine, but if we get another like last year most of them would not return in the spring. To be safe you will always want to at least winter over some cuttings or small versions of semi-hardy plants in your garage. |
I have had brugmansias in the ground for six years here in North Texas and all have returned but three....not from too much cold, but from too much water. I cut them almost to the ground, and mulch heavily and they resprout every Spring........so much easier than dragging them in and out. |
- Posted by mirasoles84 z7 (My Page) on Thu, Nov 11, 10 at 22:28
to Rock Oak Deer ,,,guess u know what mirasoles means? yep, sunflowers and I don't let sunflowers get out of hand but I do love the maximillion sunflower.It's great to have something so bright blooming in fall! I didn't name myself that tho for the sfl; it was a mispell LOL.I luv the name Marisole, having nothing to do with sfl's. Here in central WT,we do have snowy & sometimes icy winters.The Esperanza was planted in front ( N.) but was too slow so I took it out and potted it up and it is so healthy now!I think it wasn't getting enough sun. The way i protect some inground perrenials such as the Sea Lavender, Plumbago,Gerber Daisy,etc is by placing 3 or 5 gal buckets over them and they come up every spring.Others just mulch with leaves. And finally.. yep.. somedays can be cheerful ,really think this terrific weather is helping alot! I can sit out on the swing and get sun w/o the heat!I dread scorching summers but I luv flowers & plants! to Carrie 751..so z7/8 is farther north? I might have my zone wrong.I feel like I'm far enough north too as cold as we get. Gosh.. all this should go on my journal! Us women we can really yak yak so much! LOL |
I am just south of Denton............... |
- Posted by rock_oak_deer 8a TX (My Page) on Fri, Nov 12, 10 at 10:10
Sounds like you have this subject "covered" (he,he) especially if your esperanza comes back. Sometimes it's hard to tell if someone needs extra info or not. I'm in San Antonio and the Esperanzas that do best are in direct sun all day long. They definitely get plenty of sun here. Here's a link to the zipzone map so you can put in your zipcode and pinpoint your zone. --Shirley |
Here is a link that might be useful: Zipzone
When I first started dragging pots inside the garage I'd huddle them all together and set each one on folded up newspaper then wrap a roll of insulation around the whole group. On really chilly nights I'd throw an elect blanket over them and tuck them in for the night just before I went to bed. I don't do that much for them anymore. They get drug in and placed on some cardboard and allowed to go dormant. If I have the time I'll pull all the leaves off the brugs and plunmies, if not I'll sweep them all up at some point in December. Water them only a few times, on nice days and drag them all back inside. This year I got all but one brug in the ground. I'm trying to limit how many potted plants I have to drag inside anymore. Plants that don't go dormant get brought into the house and treated like houseplants. |
- Posted by mirasoles84 7b (My Page) on Fri, Nov 12, 10 at 19:10
so I'm in z7b..Abilene. TY Rock Oak Deer.yes, everything is "covered" now ..heehee I was mainly concerned about storage in the garage.I want to be able to store as much as possible in there, eventually. Gosh.. to think the plummies can go in there! my dh will be relieved..leafless tall sticks in the house.lol I've lost alot of stuff ,easy stuff seems like, just b/c i would not plant in ground! like the wisteria, oleander, & my beautiful bleeding heart!I can't keep Boston ferns or mandevilles from yr to yr(even if brought indoors).I still have alot to learn here. |
- Posted by merrybookwyrm 7/8 dfw (My Page) on Sat, Nov 13, 10 at 10:40
If your garage has no windows, how much light would you use to keep plants in one piece over winter? 4 shop lights? 8 shop lights? |
- Posted by rock_oak_deer 8a TX (My Page) on Sat, Nov 13, 10 at 13:42
I leave my Boston Fern out all winter. When it starts to get cold I move it up next to the house along with some other plants like English Ivy and Spider Plants. The whole group gets covered during light freezes. Last year we got down into the mid teens several times and on those nights I tucked a light bulb under the cover. Everything made it through just fine and I didn't have to deal with a mess in the house or garage. We don't get as much cold as Abilene, but this method might work for you. The Boston Fern can take some pretty cold weather without much damage. You can winter them over inside and I have done that when we lived in colder climates, but you have to keep them misted and well watered. They make a huge mess too. |
merrybookwyrm, my old garage had no windows. I kept them sorta under one shop light that first year. Second year hubby put in grow lights. After that I didn't even bother with lights. Nearly all the plants go to sleep anyway. Once spring comes and they move outside they wake back up and are fine. If you have something you want to keep green and growing, just pull it outside on nice warm sunny days and put it back to bed at night or when the temps drop back down. My garage now has windows but they face north. There isn't enough light to make any difference and the temps just aren't high enough to encourage growth. I'd suggest you just let them rest. :) |
- Posted by mirasoles84 z7b (My Page) on Sat, Nov 13, 10 at 21:51
It is so great to hear the ferns survive outside! I will try it.I do not like to spend $10-12 on one every yr.!But I love them.I was even bringing in the spider plants and some do not survive.How can indoor heat be so different from summer heat?! they do get alot of sunlight indoors. And it's good for us gardeners when plants do 'go to sleep'...so we can rest as well :) Rock oak deer...may I ask how u came about your user name? I sense maybe an area somewhere where u live? very interesting! |
I have spider plants planted inground under my brugs, and they come back every year........actually, they seemed to grow larger this year after last years HARD winter. |
- Posted by rock_oak_deer (My Page) on Mon, Nov 15, 10 at 10:12
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- Posted by mirasoles84 z7b (My Page) on Tue, Nov 16, 10 at 11:28
That is beautiful country! I will check out your link later today...im swamped w/chores this am.I can imagine how relaxing & peaceful it must be there! have a great day! |
- Posted by rock_oak_deer 8a TX (My Page) on Tue, Nov 16, 10 at 18:17
Thanks, we do enjoy the view from the house, but we do not live in the country. If you walk up the creek just a block to the right of where that deer is you can see a high rise hotel, Walmart, Costco and a zillion fast food restaurants lining one of the busiest expressway interchanges in the city. |
- Posted by mirasoles84 z7b (My Page) on Tue, Nov 16, 10 at 21:06
Gosh! who would've thought! yep.. leave it to Walmart to follow one around ! heehee..but I couldn't live w/o it.And we couldn't believe an additional Supercenter would survive here. We used to go to SA alot during our younger years.:) still luv it, need to go back sometime. BTW, that deer was a beauty too! |
- Posted by Al 9(firstname.lastname@example.com) onWed, Dec 15, 10 at 16:56
Good posts on subject. We have about 20 misc potted plants from agaves to hibiscus and begonia that I need to shelter for the winter here in south Louisiana. Would like to put them in my 20'x20' frame workshop (concrete floor, no insulation). Are (8) 4' overhead fluorescent (CFL) lights okay? Should a heater be necessary? Appreciate any comments. Thanks. |
- Posted by merrybookwyrm 7/8 dfw (My Page) on Thu, Dec 16, 10 at 10:25
This is my first year to put things into the garage, so can't speak to the fluorescents. They -sound- possible, depending on how high above the plants they are. It seems the indoor lights gardeners keep their flourescents pretty close to the plants if they want the plants to do well. For just keeping things alive for a couple of months you might not need as high intensity lighting on your plants. I have fewer than 20 plants so am wagging the fool things inside and out on ugly and pretty days. Maybe a wagon with a platform, so you could pull just one thing in and out if the fluorescents should give less light than the plants need? As to the heater, you may well need one at least some of the time. What are the minimum heat requirements for your plants, above freezing or above 40F? What are the temperatures like where you are in winter? The no insulation thing may get you. Our garage has the house on two sides, and insulation on a third side and the ceiling. So far, haven't needed auxiliary heat. The coldest it's gotten outside has been in the mid 20s (maybe). Haven't a thermometer, but the garage has stayed above freezing. How much does insulation cost in your area? If your zone 9 gets down to 20F only a few times per year, maybe a heater would be cost efficient at night. If it gets cold a lot, insulation might be better. Maybe even bubble wrap! I've put two layers of bubble wrap, spaced apart, into some south facing windows here this year in the house itself. It's been amazing how much this has cut down on heat loss from those windows. It lets in the sunlight and I've not had to close the curtains! We do have double pane windows, but they are so old they've lost much of their insulating qualities. Interesting about the differences in growing conditions. |
- Posted by rock_oak_deer 8a TX (My Page) on Thu, Dec 16, 10 at 11:00
There's a forum here for growing under lights and that might be your best bet for detailed info. I've attached the link for you. I treat my Begonias and Hibiscus as houseplants in the winter and bring them inside before the temps are in the 40's. They are in a sunny window so no need for lights. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Growing under lights
- Posted by mirasoles84 7b (My Page) on Tue, Dec 21, 10 at 16:09
UPDATE...the plants in garage WILL NOT GO INTO DORMANCY!! We've had warm warm temps on & off ..80's last 2days.They just don't know what to do.Hope we don't struggle with a drought come spring & summer, again. As for me , I just want to grab that water hose, but with Christmas day approaching, have to stick to more important things. Have a wonderful Christmas to all Texas Gardeners & beyond! Mj |
Depends on the plants. Some of mine have gone to sleep. Others are just napping off and on. I've pulled some out while the weather is nice, and watered and suned them. |
- Posted by hummersteve 6 (My Page) on Mon, Dec 19, 11 at 0:47
Ok I had an inwall heater put in because I have a water softener in the garage and in the past I have had my heat set at around 37 or 38 but some plants did not make it thru. But this year Im keeping it at 46 or 47 and sometimes it may go warmer and some of the plants seem to be active but I do not have any windows or light source out there so Im surprised they are doing this well. I have had them in there since early nov. In the first shot are cuphea micropetala and david verity. In the second is salvia wendys wish. |
- Posted by honeybunny2 Z9TX (My Page) on Wed, Dec 21, 11 at 10:43
Just put the Plumeria, Desert Roses, brugmansia and Iochroma in the garage this past weekend. I plan to open the garage doors on sunny days. I gave them each a cup of water, I think that is all they will need until Feb. I plan to bring them outside in March. If I see the sides of the pots start to dry up, I will give them another cup of water. I sure hope this works. I have tried before, but lost my plants since I put them on the garage floor without a mat. I am planning on bringing in the ginger, bananas, hibiscus, and rubber trees next time. For some reason the bouganvilla never freeze, so I do not even cover them. I have mulched all the other tropicals that have died back. So far the garage, and one store room are full of potted plants. I am running out of room, I think I will do what Albert did, and buy one of those portable buildings for my plants next year. Thank goodness for dolly my new best friend. She made it easy to move those 10gallon pots. Barbra |
- Posted by mirasoles84 z7 (My Page) on Thu, Dec 29, 11 at 0:09
just an update ...saw this bumped up so thought I'd let u know that I lost some perenials I stored in there last winter(for the first time trying this.) I did not place a mat beneath the pots to protect from the freezing concrete :( I did dump tons of leaves over them.The Texas Star hibiscus and a few cannas were ok.,the Esperanza ,the Angel Trumpet & others I lost :( Good thing I did not store every single plant in there.And did not try it again this winter.I really should plant perenials in the ground. |
Hi everyone, bare with me, still learning how to use these forums. Might even be in the wrong conversation. I really have enjoyed reading all your comments. Last winter I stored my potted plants in every corner of my house. Last April I got tons of plants for my birthday from loved ones that knew I was sad about leaving my garden when I moved to San Antonio. Now, I have too many now (that's not a complaint) and that's not an option anymore. Oh yeah, I have no garage. What to do? Easy affordable ideas or creative recyle ideas would be great too. I like to recycle when I can :) |
Lmhc85, welcome to the forums and to San Antonio! I haven't gone back over all the posts above, but will make a comment or two in case they haven't been mentioned. One is that potted plants in a garage or any overwintering spot do need a tad of water during the winter. In my little fiber glassed overwintering house where the plants are crammed for the winter I water them lightly about every three weeks using an extended water wand. Some tropicals will need some light and you can put them toward the front where an opened garage door on warm days will provide enough to keep them alive. Others will go completely dormant and you will just have to keep the roots from freezing. I don't have enough room in the overwintering house (which is heated somewhat by a very small electric heater and a light) for everything so I pull other potted plants up by the wall on the covered patio and front porch and cover them with old thift store blankets/comforters when a freeze is predicted. Another thing you can do is pull them close the warmest outside wall you have and make some sort of lean-to tent out of clear plastic to hang from the eaves. On cold nights hang a trouble light in there to keep the temps from going too low. You'll probably be getting more hints from other forum members. |
- Posted by mirasoles84 (My Page) on Thu, Nov 29, 12 at 15:40
OMG! where o where does the time go?! I was lurking on here, as i do alot and saw my last post re what all plants i had lost was almost a year ago! Just wanted to mention that this yr i have NOT stored anything in the house..yet.We have been super busy with out of state relatives visiting and a funeral and Thanksgiving that same week.So even tho we've had 32d temps a couple of time s,my 2 tall hawiian plants (plumerias)are still standing in the same area w/o freezing but no leaves! 2 are on porch w/their foliage still on 'em. The rest of the plants are on the back porch along w/3 indoor plants!Gotta say this is really weird weather! hi 70's all week here in WTx.That's when i really love Texas! |
- Posted by mirasoles84 (My Page) on Thu, Nov 29, 12 at 15:42
OMG! where o where does the time go?! I was lurking on here, as i do alot and saw my last post re what all plants i had lost was almost a year ago! Just wanted to mention that this yr i have NOT stored anything in the house..yet.We have been super busy with out of state relatives visiting and a funeral and Thanksgiving that same week.So even tho we've had 32d temps a couple of time s,my 2 tall hawiian plants (plumerias)are still standing in the same area w/o freezing but no leaves! 2 are on porch w/their foliage still on 'em. The rest of the plants are on the back porch along w/3 indoor plants!Gotta say this is really weird weather! hi 70's all week here in WTx.That's when i really love Texas! |
- Posted by wantonamara 8bTx (My Page) on Sat, Dec 1, 12 at 15:58
Yikes this weather has all my summer bugs coming back to life. and no planted pots have gotten close to my wood shop. I have great blooms forming on my aloes . I want them outdoors as long as possible. The ones in question are hardy till mid 20's and upper twenties. I am just keeping my eyes on things. I see a possible 36 next week for one day. All my small cactus are still out their but they can be moved inside in a hurry. It is just some of the back breaking new wide dish gardens. I have them grouped in common temperature groupings. But I am thinking of taking out some huernias out if a large grouping for safe keeping. My winter lettuce is bolting. |
- Posted by mirasoles84 (My Page) on Sun, Dec 2, 12 at 0:00
How nice to have longlasting blooms but not the bugs ! Still swatting mosquitos outside today, yea watching the temps too.Someday it will be drizzly & really cold! On another note...wish GW had a like button & a comment one as well, like some1 else. |
- Posted by wantonamara 8bTx (My Page) on Sun, Dec 2, 12 at 0:05
I am just happy one can now eddit ones post after the fact .... that is new. |
- Posted by mirasoles84 (My Page) on Sun, Dec 2, 12 at 21:51
but i couldn't delete my duplicated post! ???? |
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We are buying a new house and selling this one and need interim housing for 5 months. I can't get anyone to give us a less than 6 month lease and we also have a medium sized dog.
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- Posted by lazygardens (My Page) on Thu, Apr 6, 06 at 8:15
craigslist.org and look for a sublease. If you are selling "this house", why are you paying the house payment? Stay in the house until closing, then move to an apartment. Also - pack up most of your stuff and put it into storage and look for a really small apartment. Take a lease that is a bit longer than you htink you need, because houses are seldom done on time. |
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I have lots of heirloom furniture that is too large for the house that I don't want to have in storage. Also, because we have so many pets, we really need them not to be in the house when we sell. |
I'm a landlord and totally understand the no pets and min 6 month lease. I require a 12 month lease and if its less than that I charge a $50-$75 premium for apt that typically rent from $500-$600. Perhaps offering a landlord slightly more for a short term may work. If you can find a 6 month take it. The extra month will allow a smoother move and your new home may not be done anyway. Also vacant units may have desperate landlords. Especially if you can start paying rent right away. |
I've had good luck renting with two cats, even with landlords who normally don't take pets. One, I always volunteer to pay double the security deposit. Fortunately, my cats are not destructive and always hit the litter box, so I always get the whole deposit back. Two, I tend to rent from landlords that own a few units, not from large complexes. I arrange to see the apartment before I mention a word about the cats. I want the landlord to meet me and realize that I am a good potential tenant. Then I mention the cats. Most landlords have been willing to work with me. I also offer to produce vet certificates if I think it would help. Nflifer has a point about vacant units. My current apartment is hard to rent--its a large studio, about 1,000 sf. It's large enough to be a three bedroom apartment. But because its only one room, it is really only suitable for a single person or a couple that gets along really, really well. A unit this size in my area, with a university in town, would normally have three or four roommates to split the rent. So in order to rent the place, the landlord has to charge lower than market rate rent. It had been vacant four months when I rented it. So I get low rent and a great space and the landlord has a free mouse-removal service in my cats and everyone is happy. (He says that my first winter there was the first winter no one complained about mice.) |
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Awkward moments in a foreign country are unavoidable. They happen often and some are fun experiences and others are so awkward that you wish to efface them from your memory. Here are mine.
- Watching an old lady pee down the stairs
- Student saying "I love you" and meaning it
- Watching another Teacher get called out by your boss in front of you and other Teachers
- Spoken Korean to even though they know you don't understand
- Saying no to a otherwise ridiculous request that's appropriate in Korea and been expected to say yes
- Kissing in public and Koreans freaking out
- Asking for sugar and getting salt
- Dr. telling me I am fat at the hospital
- Being asked for a wooden clothes peg back that we took from a restaurant
- Forced to drink Korean rice soup that's gross to be polite
- A kid trying to wipe the black off my skin
- Co-Teacher asking me when I plan on marrying my girlfriend in front of her
- Co-Teacher calling a student stupid and the student looking at me with puppy eyes
- In a dark area Co-Teacher asking where is Tate? and laughing
- Asking a student what he does as a hobby and him saying out loud "watching porn and my Co-Teacher giving me the go-ahead to write it on the board
- Seeing another Teacher not washing his hands after using the toilet and then trying to peel a tangerine to share with me later and refusing it
- Feeling my hair being touched and turning around and an old lady touching me
- Student peeing in his pants in class
- Another foreign Teacher telling you the boss told them they stink and need to wash before coming to work
- Two Koreans verbally fighting because of you
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NEW DELHI – Taking a decisive step towards asserting their identity in India, a few Muslims met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh last week (March 9) and presented a 15-point charter of their demands. The Muslims who met Singh, included M.H. Jawahirullah, President, Tamil Nadu Muslim Munnetra Kazhagam (TMMK) and S. Hyder Ali (general secretary – TMMK). The meeting was a continuation of efforts being made by TMMK (a Chennai-based organization) and its supporters demanding reservation for Muslims in wake of the Sachar Committee report having highlighted deplorable and discriminatory conditions affecting the Indian Muslims. Sachar Committee has recommended the need for uplifting their social and economic conditions.
Some of the demands listed in the charter presented to the Prime Minister were: — exclusive reservation for Muslims in jobs and education opportunities of central, state governments and in private sector; proper representation for Muslims from Panchayat to Parliament; protection of minority rights of Muslim educational institutions; special schemes to protect traditional occupations and empowerment of the Wakf Boards.
Emphasizing that it was imperative for Congress-led United Progressive Alliance government to live up to its commitments for uplifting the status of Indian Muslims, TMMK organized a major rally and demonstration in the capital city (March 7). About ten thousand Muslims gathered here at Ram Lila ground, from where they marched towards Parliament. Mufti Mohammed Mukarram Ahmed, Imam of Fatehpuri Masjid (Delhi) started the procession with the waving of a flag. During his address, Ahmed laid stress on the need to adopt an action-oriented course to remove Muslims' educational and economic backwardness.
Led by Jawahirullah and other leaders, gathered from across the country, the Muslims marched towards the Parliament shouting slogans demanding equality. Banners and posters held by participants carried messages such as: — "Down, down with discrimination, up, up with equality and brotherhood" and "We do not want charity but parity."
The march ended with a demonstration at Parliament Street marked by various leaders giving fiery speeches demanding reservation and equality for Indian Muslims. "We want the UPA (United Progressive Alliance) government to implement its program," said Jawahirullah. Drawing attention to thousands of Muslims having gathered in the capital city, Jawahirullah emphatically said that their demand of "exclusive reservation" for Muslims should be implemented. "Let us (Muslims) grow, the nation will grow faster," said TMMK leader S. Hyder Ali.
Brinda Karat (legislator, Communist Party of India-Marxist) began her address by saying: "Aap ko Salaam, (greetings to you all)." "Development of minorities and protection of minorities is the duty of the country," Karat said emphasizing that this was essential for "development of the country." Just as the country has budgetary allocations for development of tribal communities, Karat said: "We want budgetary allocations for development of Muslim community." She asserted the need for all to unite from that very platform to strengthen "secularism" of the country and groups responsible for Gujarat-carnage. "We should all unitedly defeat forces which want to weaken the country. From this platform, we must unite," said Karat.
"We are not begging. We are asking for the reservation that should be given to us as per the Indian Constitution," asserted Rasheed Ahmed Chowdary (United Democratic Front-Assam).
"We are not asking for anything that is inappropriate, but only that is due to us," S.Q.R. Ilyas (All India Muslim Personal Law Board) said. Hitting at the Congress, he said: "Sachar committee report is a mirror to what the government has done (for Muslims) during the past six decades, during which Congress was in power for the greater time." Not sparing the Left government in West Bengal and Maharashtra government, Ilyas pointed to despicable conditions of Muslims in Murshidabad (WB) and the percentage of Muslims in Maharashtra prisons.
"Protection of Muslims is a duty of the country, not an obligation," said Asadudeen Owaisi (legislator, Majlis-e-Ittihadul Muslimeen- Andhra Pradesh). "Give us reservation and within five years we will take the country to great heights," asserted Owaisi. "If Muslims don't get reservation, nobody else should get it," he said.
Apart from emphasizing the need for reservations, the leaders laid stress that minority status of education institutions such as Jamia Millia Islamia and Aligarh Muslim University should not be changed.
On sidelines of the demonstration, expressing satisfaction with there being a large gathering, Jawahirullah told The Muslim Observer: "The response to this demonstration has been overwhelming." Emphasizing that people had come to participate in the demonstration at their own expense, he said: "We are not purchasing people. They have come at their own expense." On what would be their next course of action, he said that they would present a charter of their demands to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. "The government has two and a half years to implement our demands. If they don't, they lose our support," he asserted.
"It is the duty of the Congress to implement what it has committed itself to. If it doesn't, the party loses our support. We have our democratic means of conveying our message," said TMMK leader S.H. Ameeruddin.
On whether such a demonstration will have any impact, Mohd. Sahfi (Rajsthan Madaari Samaj Society, Jaipur) said: "Such a large demonstration is bound to wake up the government." Besides, TMMK supporters pointed to participants including people from Assam, Delhi, Kerala, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, and other parts of the country.
Among other parties which participated in the demonstration and inked the charter presented to the Prime Minister were TMMK, Indian Union Muslim League, All India Muslim Majlis-e-Mushawarat, Majlis-e-Ithihadul Muslimeen, United Democratic Front (Assam), Jamiat-e-Ahle Hadiths, Jamat-e-Islami Hind, All India Muslim Personal Law Board, Wahadat-e-Islami, Indian Union National League, All India Milli Council and People's Democratic (Kerala).


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I don't, but now that you've piqued my interest, I'll be on the lookout for some. Very pretty! If you read the threads, you'll see that I haven't had very good luck (actually, no luck) getting marigolds to grow. A few years ago, I had some lime green ones that bloomed beautifully. I'll let you know if I come across the ones you're looking for. |
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It would require taxpayers with adjusted gross incomes of more than $2-million, including capital gains and dividends, to pay at least 30 percent in federal taxes. The minimum tax would be phased in for people earning more than $1-million but less than $2-million under a formula that is spelled out in the legislation.
Donors would be able to deduct their charitable gifts from their adjusted gross incomes to lower their tax bills, thus preserving a giving incentive that has been fiercely defended by many nonprofit leaders. As in the current system, the tax break would be available only to people who itemize their deductions.
Nonprofit advocates welcomed the legislation as another sign that the White House, which has previously proposed limiting the value of the charitable deduction for wealthy people, may be changing its tune.
Mr. Obama said when proposing the "Buffett Rule" last week that he wanted to ensure his efforts did not disadvantage "individuals who make large charitable contributions."
"They are backing away from the previous often-stated view that the incentive to charitable giving from the tax deduction is de minimis," says William Daroff, vice president for public policy at the Jewish Federations of North America, citing discussions he has had with administration officials.
He points to a Twitter exchange between one of his colleagues and Jason Furman, principal deputy director of the National Economic Council, during a "White House Office Hours" chat last week. When asked whether the charitable deduction would be preserved in any overhaul of the tax code, Mr. Furman said: "Millionaires don't need tax incentives 4 homes, healthcare & retirement. But incentive 4 charity is impt."
Mr. Obama has previously proposed limiting to 28 percent the amount that families earning over $250,000 can write off on itemized deductions, including those for gifts to charity—first to raise money for the health-care overhaul and then to help rein in the federal deficit.
The new legislation would reinstate one limit to the charitable deduction, however, says Evan Liddiard, a tax consultant in Washington. That measure—which was phased out in 2010 as part of the Bush-era tax cuts—reduced itemized deductions by 3 percent of the amount that a person's income exceeded certain thresholds.
Regardless of what happens to the "Buffett Rule," the 3-percent reduction would return if Democrats succeed in their plan to repeal the Bush tax cuts for the wealthiest taxpayers.
Mr. Obama has named his tax plan after billionaire Warren Buffett, who has complained he pays a lower share of his income in taxes than his secretary.
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In 2009, a group of individuals committed to combining the influences of the church and the family was chatting over wings. They were about to embark on opening a new church campus and wished they had a landmark that would simplify giving directions. Listening to them dream out loud, an artist friend began to sketch on a napkin. He envisioned a large orange structure, woven together by yellow and red wires that would simply be referred to as "the big orange box next to K-Mart."
You might ask why the box is orange and not blue or fuchsia. We love the color orange because we believe that combining the yellow light of the church and the red heart of the family can accomplish incredible things in the heart of a child. At Parker Hill Community Church, we want to partner with parents and the family because both/and is exponentially more powerful than either/or.
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Casey, the artist, lives in New York City with his wife Laura. Here is what Casey has to say about working on the Big Orange Box: "Working on the Big Orange Box was a delight. Metal scraps. Sparks flying. Fingers burning. Muscles flexing and unicorns leaping with joy. I got to work with [an] amazing team, and from there, ideas rolled and with each discovery, a new one emerged. It was a seemingly effortless collaboration that was simply born out of a good idea - the right idea."
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Hi, Did you mean $10.80 for postage? Any cheaper option? |
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As someone who spent basically all of 2003 cocooned up and playing Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, I learned very well how perfectly the exquisite cheese of Mr. Mister's "Broken Wings" blended with the gorgeously rendered fake-Miami architecture and the onscreen mayhem that the game offered. The rabidly anticipated Grand Theft Auto V, which comes out next week, has new songs from people like Tyler, The Creator and Wavves, and it looks like it'll also have a new Twin Shadow song that'll recapture some of the "Broken Wings" feeling. The new Twin Shadow song "Old Love / New Love" is widescreen '80s pop, filtered through the lush house of, say, Masters At Work, and it's awesome. Listen below.
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We have old 1.5" wide oak floors in every room of our house built in 1950. The PO put a dark mahogany stain/finish on all the wood EXCEPT the back bedroom, for whatever reason.
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My brother is to the stage that their house built in the mid century is now ready for new wood floors. They live in the Los Angeles area, and a TV movie was filmed in their house. (They had to move out and were put up free in a hotel with lots of room service.) The house was painted and then all the downstairs was refinished for them to move back in. When the production crew sanded the floors to revarnish them, they noted that they were now sanding down to the nails in the flooring. So they knew that the next floor redo would involve just installing new flooring. They are getting ready to do just that 15 years later. So if you can sand the floors and not find yourself exposing the nails, then you will be fine. I grew up in a 50 year old house and my dad had the oak floors refinished, and they looked great. Original to the house installed wood floors should last through several sandings. |
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Background: Endobronchial Ultrasound-Guided Transbronchial Needle Aspiration (EBUS) plays an important role in the staging of lung carcinoma and allows sampling of intrathoracic lymph nodes. EBUS has great impact on any Cytology laboratory. All slides, including cell block slides, are reviewed in the laboratory, each requiring approximately 5 minutes for review. This overall process consumes hours of cytotechnologist time. Time spent away from the laboratory to assist in such procedures limits the time left in the day for cytotechnologists to screen slides. Also, strict federal and state laws limit the number of slides that a cytotechnologist may see in any 24 hour period to 100, a number that is prorated for an 8 hour work day. In such circumstances, the laboratory risks exhausting the legal capacity of the cytotechnologists' screening time. Although time consuming to the laboratory, EBUS offers advantages to patients when compared to mediastinoscopy. Our objective is to retrospectively study all the slides made at each procedure and identify any trends in sampling that may lead to more efficiency in the performance of this procedure.
Design: 203 cases from 92 patients who had EBUS lymph node sampling, collected from March 2009 through August 2011 in Danbury Hospital, were retrospectively reviewed in their entirety. Cases include direct smears, ThinPrep slides and cell block slides.
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i have 5 large pine trees that look more like bushes. Every year, all spring to fall, one and only one is covered with wasps and yellow jackets. There are no nests any where around and they only go after the one tree. I've sprayed them,set traps, once even draped a large plastic sheet around it an set up an insect fogger. they alwasy come back to that tree. any suggestions?
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I was more worried about the tree than me, it doesn't look as healthy as the others. More needles fall off,less pine cones, some limbs have like a black dust on them. And then there's the question of why just that one, there's not a single wasp or yellow jacket on any of the others and they are all together. But I'll take your advice, even though I have to run by it when I'm mowing. |
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How do you know how well they cover their tracks? You're in MI6 or the CIA? It's nonsensical statements like yours that make me cringe. These guys are amateurs, and they'll get caught like amateurs do.
Real hackers aren't targeting the Playstation network lol. They're after state and government secrets. Grannie's credit card is of insignificant value as a risk target in comparison.
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It may seem from recent cases that, for employers, one can never be sure whether an employee has actually quit.
I've previously discussed circumstances where an employee has resigned, only to come back later saying it wasn't a clear and independent decision.
In one case, several months had passed, but the employee was reinstated because the decision was found to be affected by the employee's depression. In other cases, the employer had some blame because it didn't follow up to ensure the employee's statement to quit was clear and unequivocal.
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Clinical Professor of Law and Juvenile Justice Clinic cofounder Kimberly Thomas has been appointed by Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder to serve a two-year term on the state's newly created Indigent Defense Commission.
Michigan Law alumni Frank Eaman, '71, Brandy Robinson, '03, and Gary Walker, '71, were also appointed to the commission. Like Thomas, Eaman and Robinson will serve two-year terms, while Walker will serve a four-year term initially.
Consisting of a 15-member board, the commission was established in July 2013 in an effort to improve legal representation for low-income criminal defendants in Michigan. The first appointees were announced June 19.
"I am honored to be part of this team that will ensure that all indigent citizens have access to well-trained and supported criminal defense counsel," Thomas said. "The Michigan Indigent Defense Commission's work will help improve the fairness and accuracy of our state's criminal justice system."
The commission has been tasked with collecting and compiling data for the review of indigent defense services in Michigan, creating standards to ensure all systems providing indigent defense meet constitutional obligations for effective assistance of counsel, and developing requirements by which a person may establish a claim of indigence so those truly in need of a public defender will have one.
"A key principle of the judicial system is that every citizen has a right to competent legal counsel," Snyder said in a press release. "I am confident these appointees will serve our state well as they work toward the next steps in ensuring all Michiganders have the judicial representation they deserve."
After the initial one-, two-, and three-year terms, board members will serve four-year terms. Their appointments are not subject to the advice and consent of the Senate.
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