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I was watering a flower bed with zinnia's in it this morning. I was checking the progress when I was startled by thousands of little white worms/larvae 'jumping' all over the place. They are small, maybe 1/4 to 3/8 of an inch long and white with no other markings. They fold in half and then fling open, hurling themselves up to a foot or so. There were literally thousands of them in this small bed. I did a search and I think they may be some sort of gnat or 'springtail'. That's something new to me. I took some pictures and a short video and posted them on my garden blog: http://gardener-matt.blogspot.com/ So my questions are:
As of now I'm leaving them be since they don't seem to be causing any problems (other than creeping me out). Thanks for your help
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You know, I have never seen anything like that! Thanks soo much for that little video clip. Out of curiosity, I googled the phrase 'jumping maggots' I have NO idea what kind you might have, however, so I can't help you there. |
that is a great video...no idea what it is..but good pics |
- Posted by mattmelcher 5 IA (My Page) on Sun, Jul 1, 07 at 12:24
Update: These things are only in the cocoa bean shell mulch, not in the bare ground just 2 feet from this bed, nor the bed the has wood chip mulch 6 feet away. Also, they come out about 5 minutes after the water hits the mulch. Also, the pointed end is the front I think. Check my blog for a new video and a couple of new pictures. It looks to me like they are some sort of jumping maggot (fly). I'll do some more looking. thank for the help... |
Here is a link that might be useful: More Jumping Worms...
Matt -- That is just bizarre. They clearly are maggots (fly larvae) and you are right about the narrow end being the head. Most fly larvae are not plant pests, although a few can be quite damaging. Unless someone recognizes it, you will probably need an adult to ID it. If you collect a few and keep them in a container with moist (not wet) soil and vegetation (maybe some cocoa hulls), you should be able to rear out some adults. Then you can take them to your nearby extension office for ID. |
- Posted by mattmelcher 5 (My Page) on Thu, Jul 5, 07 at 9:13
I posted my question at BugGuide.net and here is the response. http://bugguide.net/node/view/123365 'Best not to disclose the location of the body:-) Seriously, the larvae of "cheese skippers" (flies in the family Piophilidae) feed on decomposing fats, so frequently are seen on carcasses in advanced stages of decomp.' I looked up some things on wikipedia. While they don't sound like the most pleasant creatures they also don't seem to pose any threat so I'll leave them alone http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheese_fly thanks to rhizo 1. Your reply sent me in the right direction. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Jumping Worms blog post
Thank YOU! Your video clips of the 'amazing flying maggots' make me laugh whenever I look at them! |
- Posted by sosreptile (My Page) on Mon, Jun 9, 08 at 12:45
Is there a way to kill these maggots? If they didn't jump, I wouldn't have bothered because worms that don't feed on live plants are usually beneficial to plants. But since I have many indoor plants in my apartment that seem to have these maggots in the soil, I worry that they will jump out of their pots and land in furniture and other places and maybe get carried by foot into sanitary places like the kitchen. |
sosreptile, your situation is more likely quite different. Fungus gnat larvae are relatively common in house plants. Don't worry, however: they don't jump around all over the place. |
- Posted by sosreptile (My Page) on Mon, Jun 9, 08 at 16:25
Perhaps you misunderstood my previous post. The worms I have DO jump around. And there are hundreds of them. Every time I water top-down, hundreds start jumping around about 3-5 inches high to keep themselves from drowning. The worms are about 5 mm in length (max) and white. They look exatly like the ones in mattmelcher's videos. In fact, if I pour enough water such that a 1-2 cm layer of water sits on top of the soil, the water surface is almost covered in these worms. When the water surface meets the soil surface as it's draining, they start jumping around. |
- Posted by kimberly 5(firstname.lastname@example.com) onFri, Jul 1, 11 at 20:47
I just watered my cocoa mulched garden and was shocked by the jumping worms! I know this is an old post, but am hoping someone can calm my nerves.... Do i need to do something to them? Will they eat my raspberries? There are 100s maybe 1000s of them! |
- Posted by Peggy(email@example.com) onWed, Jul 13, 11 at 11:25
I have the same bugs, also in cocoa bean mulch. TrueGreen took a sample of them back to the shop. So I may have an answer for you soon. |
- Posted by Grace 5(email@example.com) onMon, Jul 18, 11 at 9:14
Just googled the same issue in my cocoa hull mulch. Looking forward to hearing what TrueGreen, (who we also use), says, Peggy. I noticed it just after watering, and although it's pretty amusing to see, it's also a bit disturbing because there are so many of them. I have a couple of happy robins out there, though:) |
- Posted by BUD Reinke 55412(firstname.lastname@example.com) onMon, Jul 18, 11 at 20:48
are they harmful to bushes? |
The tiny, white, jumping worms are Folsomia Candida (actually anthropods, not worms) or Springtail. Lots of photos and information available through Google. They feed on decomposing material in soils. |
- Posted by kasha77 7 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Aug 14, 12 at 13:36
sosreptile, you can layer the top of your soil with sand to inhibit the flies from laying any more eggs in your soil. I would use a drench of a mixture of water and safers soap to kill those little worms. Good Luck! |
I don't think those are springtails. They're most likely the larvae of a fly in the piophilidae family, carrion flies, best known of which is the cheese fly or cheese skipper. Make sure you wash your hands after handling the soil around them. Cheese skippers primarily feed on bacon, cheese, rancid meat, so I don't know if this is actually the cheese skipper or a close relative that likes coffee (and, apparently, cocoa hulls), but most of their family and can cause serious trouble (myiasis) in the intestines. Search Wikipedia for cheese fly. I found out about them because they're all through the coffee grounds I'm drying in the sun to make an organic fertilizer. The original video (fortunately still up on Matt's Garden, though the site seems to have been abandoned) is exactly what I'm seeing in my coffee, and would like to get rid of. |
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Leones de Ponce 4, Criollos de Caguas 2 — Los Leones took a 3-2 game lead in this 7-game series with a win tonight. Ponce got right down to business with a run on two hits, a throwing error, and a ground out in the top of the 1st. Los Criollos tied the score with a walk, a double, and an RBI ground out in the bottom of the 1st. Los Leones made use of another RBI grounder to break the tie in the top of the 3rd, with a run driven in after a single and a double. An RBI single made it 3-1. Los Criollos got within one run in the 6th, scoring on a single, a walk, and (guess what?) an RBI ground out. A solo home run added an insurance run for Ponce in the top of the 9th. Caguas threatened in the bottom of the 9th, when SS Luis Figueroa was hit by a pitch and moved to third base on a ground-rule double. A walk loaded the bases, but two fly outs ended the rally and the game. Figueroa singled in the 3rd and walked in the 7th, but could not come around to score. Ramon Vazquez struck out in a pinch-hitting appearance.
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Leones de Ponce 4, Criollos de Caguas 1 — Los Criollos out-hit Los Leones, but Los Criollos also left 10 runners stranded, while Ponce had only 5 runners left on base. Three errors by Los Criollos also contributed to their own demise. Los Leones scored in the bottom of the 1st with a walk, a stolen base with a throwing error, and an RBI single. A pair of walks, a bunt, and RBI ground out and an RBI single added 2 runs in the 3rd inning. Two errors, an intentional walk, and an RBI grounder gave Los Leones an insurance run in the 6th. Los Criollos scored their only run in the top of the 3rd, with a walk and a triple. SS Luis Figueroa and 3B Ramon Vazquez each had a single and a walk in the game, and all those times they were left on base.
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Pitcher Jose Veras took a few days, but did sign a minor league contract with the Pirates. Veras is a 30-year-old who was first signed by the Rays in 1998. He began playing in the US in 2002, and split both the 2003 and 2004 at the AA and AAA levels. He was granted free agency after 2004 and was signed by the Rangers for 2005, spending that season at the AAA level, where he made 57 relief appearances with a 3.80 ERA. Veras signed with the Yankees after that, and pitched in their organization for the next 3+ seasons. He split that time between the AAA level (2.56 ERA in 95 innings, with 115 strikeouts) and the major league club (4.50 ERA in 102 innings, with 94 strikeouts). The 2008 season was his best of those, with 60 relief appearances for the Yankees and 3.59 ERA and a 5-3 record. In 2009, the Yankees traded Veras to the Cleveland Indians, where he finished the last 3 months of the season. The Dominican native made 22 relief appearances for Cleveland with a 1-2 record and a 4.38 ERA, with 22 strikeouts. He signed with the Marlins for 2010 and began the season in AAA New Orleans. He began the season slowly, but got better in May and was tough in June: a 1.80 ERA in 10 innings (10 games) with 12 strikeouts. That earned him a promotion to the Marlins, where he finished the season with 48 relief appearances. In 48 innings, he earned a 3-3 record and a 3.75 ERA with 54 strikeouts. Veras did not play winter ball this off-season. The righty will be competing for a spot in the Pirates' bullpen
C Wyatt Toregas has also been inked to a minor league contract. He was the Cleveland Indians' 24th pick in the 2004 draft, and began his pro career in 2005, reaching the AAA level in 3008 and the major leagues in 2009. Toregas hit .284 for the Columbus Clippers (AAA) in 60 games in 2009, with 7 homers and 69 RBI. In 19 appearances for the Indians in that season, he hit only.176 with 6 RBI. The Virginia native was still on the Indians' 40-man roster at the beginning of 2010, but spent the entire season in the minor leagues, possibly battling injuries. At AA Akron, he got into just 17 games, hitting .203 with one home run and 6 RBI. At AAA Columbus, he was in just 14 games and hit .200 with 2 homers and 6 RBI. He has a slim chance of sticking with the Pirates out of spring training, but will more likely be in Indianapolis to begin 2011.
In addition to Veras and Toregas, a few other minor leaguers have been invited to big league camp for spring training: catchers Tony Sanchez and Eric Fryer, infielders Chase d'Arnaud and Brian Friday, and outfielder Andrew Lambo.
Triple For Gonzalez and Homers For House, Gimenez, and Chavez
Cheering for Pirates' players and friends in the few winter league playoff games on Sunday….
Gigantes del Cibao 8, Toros del Este 2 — A 7-run 7th inning by Los Gigantes included a 2-run homer and a 3-run homer, and it gave them all the firepower they would need. Former Indy Indian Tim Harikkala finished the 5th inning after Los Toros scored their runs, then loaded the bases with a double and two walks in the 6th, though another reliever was able to end the inning without a run scoring. Juan Perez pitched the 8th inning for Los Gigantes and struck out the side.
Leones de Ponce 7, Gigantes de Carolina 6 — 2B Benji Gonzalez singled and tripled for Los Gigantes, but Ponce pulled it out with 2 runs in the bottom of the 10th. Los Gigantes began the game with 3 runs in the top of the 1st. They added a run in the 6th on a single and Gonzalez's RBI triple. A double and a single gave them another run in the 7th. Los Leones scored one run in the 5th, then tied the score with 3 walks and a grand slam in the 7th. The game went into extra innings, but Carolina quickly scored a run in the top of the 10th with a single and a double. But in the bottom of the frame, Ponce had a runner reach base on an error, and a 2-run homer gave them the walk-off win. Gonzalez also singled in the 4th but was caught stealing.
Senadores de San Juan 8, Criollos de Caguas 2 — Another game with 3 runs scored in the top of the 1st, and Los Criollos were chasing Los Senadores for the rest of the game. Los Criollos scored their runs in the 7th, on a pair of doubles and an RBI single by 3B Ramon Vazquez. SS Luis Figueroa singled in the 4th, but was left on base.


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January 19, 2015
The overall experience was ok. I was not happy with the constantly running toilet, but closing the bathroom door along with the sound of the air conditioner helped to drown out the noise. The property was well lit and well maintained and the overall appearance was nice. The gym appeared nice at first until I tried to use the treadmills. The first one kept giving me an error message and the other one just quit working about halfway through my work out. The staff was very friendly and they answered my questions and concerns in a timely manner. The only concern they were not able to address in a timely manner was the running toilet because I was told the maintenance man had already left for the day.
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December 03, 2014
I visited this hotel with family and co-workers, and felt Candlewood Suites was close enough to the Port of Houston to stay before and after our cruise. Since we didn't have enough time to drive to the port, we flew into Houston and took a pre-arranged super shuttle to the hotel. When inquiring well in advance what transportation would be available to the port for our group, I was told that a transfer would be available from an outside vendor (Candlewood Suites does not have its own shuttle). We made a transfer reservation with the taxi company referred to us by this hotel for 12-12:30 pm pick-up. We only made this reservation as a precaution, since we were hesitant to believe the front desk clerk when she said taxis drive by the hotel frequently on port days. Not only do taxis NOT drive by, but La Porte has no taxis. The taxi we arranged thru the hotel was almost an hour late, which was upsetting to the whole group. Bad way to start a vacation. I would recommend this hotel ONLY if you had your own car. I will not stay at this hotel when cruising out of Houston in the future.


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WHILE the Glenelg Shire has remained lucky throughout the recent heat wave to avoid a major bushfire, local firefighting crews continue to protect neighbouring communities.
Day and night-shift strike crews from various Country Fire Authority units across the shire are being bussed to two major fires still burning in the Grampians.
On average 13 volunteers have been sent up twice a day for 12 hour shifts to assist with managing control lines and putting out spot fires since last Thursday.
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Who was David Koschman? Victim made friends easily and kept them
By CHRIS FUSCO, TIM NOVAK AND CAROL MARIN Staff Reporters December 3, 2012 1:50PM
David Koschman is buried at Memory Gardens Cemetery in Arlington Heights, where his gravestone memorializes him as a "loving son."
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Having just turned 21, David Koschman was excited about the big weekend in the city he and some friends had planned. First: bar-hopping on Rush Street. Then, the next day: a Cubs game against the New York Mets. Now, more than eight years later, Richard J. "R.J." Vanecko, a nephew of former Mayor Richard M. Daley, has been charged with throwing the punch that led to Koschman's death. Born two days before Valentine's Day in 1983, Koschman lived his entire life in a small, one-story frame house on a quiet street in Mount Prospect. His parents had tried for years to have a family. David ended up being Nanci and Robert Koschman's only child. The blond-haired boy with the infectious smile played baseball growing up, though he was always smaller than the other kids. Even as an adult, Koschman stood just 5-foot-5 and weighed 125 pounds. He made — and kept — friends easily. He knew James Copeland since fourth grade and met Scott Allen on the baseball diamond. They were with him that night on Rush Street. "He was a nice guy, very much the jokester," Copeland said. "He was easy to get along with. He wasn't the biggest guy in the world, but he played." Weeks after he started the seventh grade, Koschman saw his father die. They had been out playing basketball together earlier and were watching TV when Bob Koschman went unconscious. "His dad sat down on a sofa one Sunday night," Nanci Koschman said in an interview last year. "He was a smoker, and he had a clot that went from his leg to his heart, and it killed him. It was a hard thing for any young kid." Her 12-year-old boy became the man of the house, cutting the grass and shoveling snow. Some nights, he turned down going out with friends so he could spend time with his mom, recalled Lela Bork, a classmate at Prospect High School. "I think he was more responsible because of his father's death," Nanci Koschman said. "He faced life a little bit differently." He graduated from Prospect in 2001 and began taking classes at Harper College in Palatine, hoping to transfer to Roosevelt University's Schaumburg campus and pursue a career in human resources. Meanwhile, he was working at an insurance company in Arlington Heights with his friends Allen and Copeland. Koschman loved Snoop Dogg and the Cubs, and he was a big fan of stock-car racing. The weekend of April 24, 2004, some friends had invited him on an out-of-state trip to see a NASCAR race. Other friends wanted to do Rush Street, then the Cubs. He chose Rush Street and the Cubs. He also loved to play cards, especially the poker game Texas Hold 'em. When he died, his friends took note of that, placing a full house in the coffin with him.


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UK practice Keppie has secured further work in China with a commission for a £75m series of 30 'corporate clubhouses' for a site near the Great Wall of China. The contract comes after a successful year in China including wins such as the Huangshan Community Theatre and the 1000-bed Chongqing Children's Medical Centre.
At the end of 2010, the practice also designed a 60-storey mixed-use urban block for the Zhnogda Plaza in Chengdu and an unusual exhibition building called the Cate Carnival in the same city.
Closer to home, Keppie has had a positive few months securing the £58m Orkney Schools project and planning consent for a £3m new Mortuary and Bereavement Centre for Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust which will provide new clinical areas for the hospital and external authorities. Construction work is due to commence in May.
David Ross, Design Director at Keppie said: "We had a successful end to 2010 and an extremely positive start to 2011 with activity spanning all of our key practice areas: health and well being; working; living and learning.
"As well as successes here in the UK, we have also continued to establish ourselves further afield, especially in the Far East. From our Hong Kong base we have had the opportunity to work on a number of unique projects since completing the design for the Community Theatre in Huangshan early last year. China a fascinating country and the diversity of issues facing it make it an extremely exciting place for architects to work."
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[iPhone, iPad] Annotate or watermark your photos with A+ Signature Lite
Posted By Roshan On October 5, 2012 @ 9:15 PM In iOS | No Comments
[1]A+ Signature Lite comes from the crew of Robert & Tsibucas Inc. They define this app as:
A multi-usage annotation app which allows you to make your mark on any photo
I define this app as:
An app which helps to add a caption to your photo
Main Functionality
Like many other apps in the App Store, the basic idea with A+ Signature Life is to help you annotate your photos. It can anything like adding a watermark to your photo, giving some funky captions to your pictures, making an e-postcard, or presenting graphs in an office meeting. One thing which came to my mind while reviewing this app was a similar feature present in the Samsung Galaxy Note. Although not as flexible as the one on the Note, A+ Signature gets the job done.
The developers have done a wonderful job in implementing their idea in this app as it does exactly what it is supposed to do.
The homescreen of this app is ugly as hell. But, once you select the picture to edit, the interface becomes more tolerable. The toolbar occupies the bottom of the screen with options for adding new photo, text, drawings, or cliparts along with sharing, settings, and help buttons.
So far so good.
[3]The real bummer comes when you try to add one of the plethora of cliparts. You cannot, I repeat, you cannot add a clipart and text at the same time or two ClipArts at the same time or two texts at the same time, unless you upgrade for $1.99. It is really frustrating to see all those choices that are unable to use them. On a similar note, a lot of these cliparts are awful and gives us the impression that they are just namesakes to show off the app as something it's not.
The above mentioned disappointment is covered up by some neat features — the ad-less interface, plenty of sharing options, and the wonderful tutorial you'll never use are welcome features. But, what I really like about this app is its ability to save our custom drawings. Many of you might not find it useful, but it is a dream come true for many photographers who like to watermark their photos. It is a feature unseen even in watermarking apps in the App Store. Also the texts we enter can be customized in like a thousand ways. You can adjust the size, orientation, angle, background, color, opacity, shadow, font, edge color, etc. — and even more is available with the upgrade.
To conclude, A+ Signature Lite is good for purposes like watermarking or adding captions to your photos. But if your requirements include multiple insertions for things like e-postcard designing, you'll find this app useless unless you upgrade.
Price: Free with $1.99 upgrade
Version reviewed: 1.2
Requires iPhone, iPod Touch, and full iPad compatibility — iOS 4.0 and up
Download size: 3.6 MB
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Gaseous chemical element, chemical symbol N, atomic number 7. A colourless, odourless, tasteless gas, it makes up 78% of Earth's atmosphere and is a constituent of all living matter. As the nearly unreactive diatomic molecule N, it is useful as an inert atmosphere or to dilute other gases. Nitrogen is commercially produced by distillation of liquefied air. Nitrogen fixation, achieved naturally by soil microbes and industrially by the Haber-Bosch process, converts it to water-soluble compounds (including ammonia and nitrates). Industrially, ammonia is the starting material for most other nitrogen compounds (especially nitrates and nitrites), whose main uses are in agricultural fertilizers and explosives. In compounds, nitrogen usually has valence 3 or 5. It forms several oxides including nitrous oxide (NO; laughing gas), nitric oxide (NO), nitrogen dioxide (NO), and other forms (such as NO and NO). Some of the nitrogen oxides, often referred to generically as NO, are notorious as contributors to urban air pollution. Other compounds include the nitrides, exceptionally hard materials made from nitrogen and a metal; cyanides; azides, used in detonators and percussion caps; and thousands of organic compounds containing nitrogen in functional groups or in a linear or ring structure (see heterocyclic compound). See also nitrogen cycle.
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You are invited to these unique and engaging Hesston College events the weekend of Feb. 9 to 10 in the Harrisonburg area. Faculty members Anthony Brown and Ken Rodgers, along with advancement staff Yvonne Sieber, Scott Sundberg and Dallas Stutzman will attend. It's a great opportunity to connect with the college and enjoy some outstanding programming.
We hope to see you at one of these events:
- Artist-in-Residence and professional baritone Anthony Brown '69 and collaborative pianist Ken Rodgers '85 will present I Go On Singing, an original, acclaimed song-filled, multi-media tribute to Paul Robeson, an all-American athlete and scholar, champion orator, international recording artist and star of the stage and screen during the 1930s. This event is sponsored by Eastern Mennonite University and will be held at Lehman Auditorium for a donation at the door and at no cost for those with an EMU ID. 7 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 9.
- Abby Erb '09 will host a 2 to 3:30 p.m. young alumni reception at Common Grounds in the University Commons on the EMU campus on Sunday, Feb. 10. Young alumni (We'll let you decide if you fit the description!) can order complimentary refreshments and desserts at the counter, visit with Hesston reps and hear the latest college update. More information is available at Facebook.com/hesston. Drop us a response on the Facebook event page or call 866-437-7866 to RSVP.
- Brown and Rodgers will share special music at Park View Mennonite Church, 1600 College Ave., at the 9:30 a.m. Feb. 10 worship service. They will also present Songs and Stories of Peace, Hope and Justice at Eastern Mennonite High School chapel at 9:30 a.m. Feb. 11.


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Apple seeks European trademark for green apple logo
The Mac and iOS device maker has filed for two trademarks that cover the Granny Smith apple logos that once belonged to The Beatles' Apple Corps.
Some four years after Apple Inc. and Beatles-backed record label Apple Corps announced that the two companies had settled their trademark dispute (with Apple Inc. coming out the owner), the Mac and iOS device maker has filed paperwork with the European Trademarks Office seeking to make the famous Granny Smith logos its own abroad.
The filings, unearthed by Patently Apple, cover 14 international trademark classifications in common areas like advertising, games, and computer hardware, and in more obscure ones like precious metals and building construction.
Following the 2007 settlement, Apple had filed trademark applications with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office that showed the company having been transfered the rights to use the Apple Corps Granny Smith logo, as well as cross-sections of the fruit photo as part of its business.
One of the apple's most recent manifestations since appearing on the album and disc art on the "Abbey Road" album, was in the form of a fruit-shaped USB stick that shipped with the entire Beatles catalog back in 2009. That catalog has since arrived as a digital download on Apple's iTunes store.


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Work is underway to improve the road system as part of the Talisman Square development in Kenilworth.
This includes the implementation of a new one-way traffic system on Bertie Road, Station Road and Southbank Road, with associated traffic calming measures.
The new one-way system will come into operation on Monday, 2 June. The roads, which will become one way are:
Station Road eastbound from Bertie Road to Waverley Road;
Station Road westbound from 50 metres west of the Abbey End car park access road to Warwick Road;
Bertie Road northbound from Waverley Road to the new Waitrose access 30 metres south of Station Road:
Southbank Road southbound for a length of 12 metres adjacent to Station Road.
In preparation for this, a short section of Bertie Road near Bertie Court will be closed to traffic from tomorrow (Wednesday 28 May) until Monday 2 June for the construction of a road narrowing and raised table.
Access will be maintained to all properties in Bertie Road during this time. Access to the Health Centre and the Nursery School will be from the Station Road end.
Following the implementation of the one-way system, the other traffic calming measures, consisting of road narrowings and road realignments, will be constructed. All roads will remain open during this time, although widths may be restricted at times.
The one-way system will improve the flow of traffic in the area, including the traffic to the Talisman Square/Waitrose car park in Bertie Road, which will be opened in July. It will also improve safety at the junctions of Bertie Road/Waverley Road and Southbank Road/Abbey Hill, which currently have restricted visibility.
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text: Is it possible to get Ubuntu 8.10 CD during the PLUG meeting ?I would like one each of Desktop CD and alternate install CD. Thanks, -DP On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 3:55 PM, Sudhanwa Jogalekar <sudhanwa.com at gmail.com>wrote: > Hi, > > Considering the festival season and holidays, PLUG meeting for Nov. > 2008 will not be held on 1st Nov and is rescheduled and likely to be > held on Saturday 8th November 2008, 4 pm @ SICSR. > > I will send a confirmation mail again next week. > Meanwhile, if anyone wants to give talks in the meeting, please let me > know the topics. > > Regards > -Sudhanwa > > -- > ______________________________________________________________________ > Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List: (plug-mail at plug.org.in) > List Information: http://plug.org.in/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/plug-mail > Send 'help' to plug-mail-request at plug.org.in for mailing instructions. > -- On the internet, no one knows you are a penguin


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During my many trips to L.A. for work, I've found that my dining options are limited to client or vendor meetings or, worse, room service with my laptop as my loyal dining companion. Occasionally, I do have the opportunity to branch out and act as a pseudo Angeleno and drink and eat like the locals do. First introduced to me by our resident California girl (and the V.F.C.S.D.'s entertainment and marketing consultant) Jennifer Parker, Osteria La Buca is a welcoming spot on an otherwise deserted block in mid-Wilshire (unless you count Paramount Studios). The large chalkboard that hangs in the main dining and bar area pays homage to that season's locally sourced bounty: "We're glad for summer peaches! Arugula is awesome!" The menu comprises great items for a group to share, which means when the V.F.C.S.D. tucked in at a table in the second-story dining room (making us feel as if we'd snuck into a cozy treehouse), we ordered half the menu to start: a specialty pizza (baked egg and mushroom), Burrata cheese, Brussels sprouts, pork meatballs, ricotta croquettes with truffle honey and rosemary … For our entrees, we selected a spread of meats and pastas including the hangar steak with pistachio-arugula pesto, roasted chicken with black kale and panzanella, short-rib ravioli, and squash agnolotti. I indulged in the perfectly al dente goodness of the spaghetti cacio pepe followed by the affogato (Madagascar vanilla gelato drowned in Stumptown cold-brew coffee). With a great wine and cocktails list, to boot, Osteria La Buca was the perfect place for this New Yorker to go southern L.A. native.
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