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The CD/DVD release of Sugarlands Live on the Inside will be a treat to the popular country music duos fans and manages to capture the energy Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush put into their live shows.
The CD/DVD is available exclusively available at Wal-Mart, and aired Monday (August 3rd) as a network television special on ABC. The concert was filmed at Rupp Arena in Lexington, Kentucky, and was directed Shaun Silva.
Silva was able to capture the concert with 20 cameras and does an excellent job of putting the viewer in the front row of the show and getting you close to the performers to match the feeling of being there (especially during the bubbles performance of Nightswimming/Joey).
The DVD portion features the charismatic Nettles and Bush cranking out some of their biggest hits including Settlin; Baby Girl (where the crowd goes nuts as the song is introduced); Want To; Already Gone; All I Want to Do; and the powerful ballad Stay.
Along with their back-up musicians, Nettles and Bush keep the crowd cheering for their favorite songs and never seem to get tired or feel stale in their performance. Nettles voice still has all the power of when they broke big, and the two seem to be just as excited to be performing for the crowd as the audience is watching the show.
The CD portion of the release features recorded live performances of a few of Sugarlands hits, but is mostly made up of live cover tunes from other famous bands - including Pearl Jam, The B-52s, R.E.M., Beyonce, Kings of Leon, and Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians.
The cover tunes will be a hit or miss depending on how big a Sugarland fan you are or how much you like the original songs. Nettles explains on the disc how they enjoy all kinds of music and mixing up their own songs with some songs they love. It is clear from the energy (especially on the cover of The B-52s Love Shack) they truly do enjoy performing these songs.
The cover songs dont sound bad, but might seem a bit off with Nettles southern drawl (most notably for me with the Pearl Jam cover of Better Man). I did enjoy the duos take on R.E.M.s The One I Love and Bushs vocal work on the cover. Nettles voice is so powerful in most Sugarland songs that Bushs quiet vocal work on the song was a nice change to the duos normal sound.
This is a release that fans will want to check out. I am not sure that it will win the duo any new fans, but it is a nice treat to fans that have never been able to check out Nettles and Bush live. In a world of overproduced-studio magic talent, it is nice to see a duo who can actually deliver the goods live and seem to be in music for the enjoyment of making music.
The DVD portion of Sugarland: Live On The Inside is set to debut in 35 theatres across the country on Thursday, August 6th. For all participating theaters and to purchase tickets visit: http://www.dandeentertainment.com/sugarland/home.html.


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The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford 2007
Charlie Derry's review:
At two and a half hours long I found it a little hard to get into, but it was definitely worth sticking around for. Casey Affleck performs brilliantly, so much so that it's hard not to feel sorry for him at the end of the film when nobody else will. The whole cast is great with strong performances throughout, and the cinematography is really impressive. The score and narration also work really well to give this character study a chilling edge, making it easy to see why so many people love it.
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I def need to re-watch this one . I remember it beting really slow at first but enjoying it at the end like you.

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OK, that's going a bit far. Certain products don't hold up as well to wear and tear and should probably be bought new most of the time. Think car tires or underwear, for instance.
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David Sanders
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D.Min. from Fuller Seminary.
Dave has invested 30 years into direct youth ministry and ministry leadership with local churches, Young Life, Youth for Christ and Military Community Youth Ministries. Over half of these years were spent in Europe on military bases. Dave is currently an Associate Professor of Christian Ministries at Judson University where he teaches Adolescent Culture, Short Term Missions, Mentoring, Evangelism and Spiritual Formation, and more.
Married for 37 years to Debbie, they have two beautiful adult daughters. Most of all, he strives to follow Jesus in the daily course of life.


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Nutrition and hydration
Welcome to this online resource about nutrition and hydration.
Nutrition and hydration are essential to health and well being. When well managed they provide a vital contribution for people recovering from illness and for those at risk of malnutrition. When managed poorly they pose a significant threat to patient safety.
This site brings together what we currently know about the quality of care in these areas and the strategies required to improve, based on the experience of four country and local initiatives.
The RCN has developed online learning around nutritional care and worked with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) to develop robust methods of assessing the quality of nutritional care (CQC 2010; RCN 2010a).
The Royal College of Nursing has campaigned to raise standards in this area. You can read a summary of the Nutrition Now campaign.
We have drawn on the experience of the campaign and we have used the RCN's Principles of Nursing Practice to organise the way the site is set out (RCN 2010b).
For a full overview of the contents of this resource on nutrition and hydration see how to use this resource.
Dignity and nutrition for older people
The Care Quality Commission's programme of themed inspections in 2012 looked at dignity and nutrition issues for older people. One inspection looked at the experiences of older people in care homes and the other was a further programme of inspections in 50 NHS trusts, this time including both mental health and acute trusts. "Most of the hospitals we inspected were caring for people with dignity, treating them with respect, and supporting them to make sure their nutritional needs were met. Compared with our previous dignity and nutrition programme, more hospitals were meeting people's nutritional needs but fewer hospitals were meeting the standard on dignity and respect."
See the full reports: Dignity and nutrition for older people.
RCN supports Nutrition and Hydration Week 17 to 23 March 2014 – a global challenge
The RCN supported this UK collaboration which aims to create a global movement that reinforces focus, energy, activity and engagement on nutrition and hydration as an important part of quality care, experience and safety improvement in health and social care settings. For more information see: Nutrition and Hydration Week 2014.
The RCN's Quality and Safety eBulletin highlighted a snapshot of nutrition and hydration resources on 13 March 2014 in a part-themed issue. View the part-themed eBulletin. You can also sign up to receive the bulletin: Quality and Safety eBulletin registration form.
RCN press release: Working collaboratively to manage nutrition and hydration.
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CQC and RCN (2010) Observation prompts and guidance for monitoring compliance: Guidance for CQC inspectors. Outcome 5: Meeting nutritional needs (PDF 268KB). London: CQC.
RCN (2010a) CPD online learning: Supporting people's nutritional needs – getting started. RCN website.
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State Sen. Jose Peralta (D-East Elmhurst) dropped out of the race for Queens borough president last Friday.
The move follows the Queens County Democratic Organization's endorsement 11 days earlier of Melinda Katz, a former city councilwoman and state assemblywoman, for the job.
"In the best interests of my campaign, my family and the Queens Democratic party, I am ending my bid for borough president effective immediately and will be supporting Melinda Katz," Peralta said in a prepared statement.
Barry Grodenchik, the deputy to outgoing Borough President Helen Marshall, also dropped his bid for the job after the county committee announced its endorsement of Katz. Still in the running against Katz are state Sen. Tony Avella (D-Bayside) and City Councilmen Leroy Comrie (D-St. Albans) and Peter Vallone Jr. (D-Astoria).
The winner will face Republican candidate Tony Arcabascio of Astoria, a business technology professional who ran against state Sen. Mike Gianaris (D-Astoria) last year. Arcabascio received the GOP endorsement May 29.
Katz said in a statement that she is "very happy" to have Peralta's endorsement.
"He has been a leader in the all-important advocacy for immigrant rights in our state, which includes labor protections for immigrant workers and financial assistance for immigrant students through the Dream Act," Katz said. "With his help, I will continue to fight hard for the residents of Queens in Borough Hall.
Peralta was among those elected officials recorded by the Federal Bureau of Investigation having conversations with disgraced ex-state Sen. Shirley Huntley (D-Jamaica), who recently pleaded guilty to state and federal corruption charges. But last month, shortly after the government released the names of those officials it had recorded, Peralta put out a statement assuring his constituents that the FBI told him he was not being investigated for any wrongdoing.
In last Friday's statement, the senator said, "I want to thank the thousands of Queens residents and civic and community leaders that I had the pleasure of meeting during the course of the campaign. Your warm reception of my candidacy and your encouragement and support are enormously appreciated.
"I want to assure you that, though I am discontinuing my campaign, I will continue my fight foraffordable housing, tougher gun laws and more classroom seats to alleviate overcrowding in our schools.I will also continue to promote ideas and develop legislation to help spur economic development and grow jobs."


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Like EVEREST we can see that with the modules at 2000MHz we see some serious performance. We can also see that compared to the Corsair modules which are down clocked we get a jump on them thanks to the lower latencies on offer.


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A friend gave me a couple of Golden Severums about 4 months ago. I initially put them in a 55 gal. community tank and, much to my delight, they proved to be a matched set and produced offspring. About a week after the babies hatched, something ate them. So, I moved all the other community fish to another tank and now the two Severums have the place to themselves. I put the obligatory terra cotta pot in there with hopes they'd use it for laying eggs. Well, the male thinks the pot is his. The female has laid eggs in other places a couple of times, but they disappear rather quickly. The fish are well fed as far as I can tell. Can anyone help me understand what I can do to help them follow through on the reproduction and rearing cycle? I don't know what to try next. |
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Offer them a number of spawning sites. You disturbed them, they will settle in and get with the program sooner or later. They may or may not be good parents, and might not rear their young, you might want to add a few small tetras or danios so they have something to defend the fry against, it will often reinforce their parenting instincts, and will probably help keep her from getting beat up. |
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I think you;re doing fine with the pots. A little live food for conditioning wouldn't hurt. |
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Nature is always looks so beautiful and they give a pretty looking after the rain etc. A lot of websites publish collections of winter photographs during this time of the year. But I prefer to look forward to the summer. After all: what's better than lying at the poolside in the sun with a cocktail in your hand? In this article you'll find 25 beautiful sun ray photographs that will help you to start dreaming of the summer of 2011. And perhaps they might give you some design inspiration. Photography is take from very right angle the they always give beautiful and attractive result and you should ready to take one more, These are really beautiful sun rays photography and you can see also sun rays beauty in real life juts stay behind any tree and when sun is passing from above then the rays pass from the tree branch.
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5. L. BUSH, V. GINTING, On the Application of Continuous Galerkin Finite Element Method for Conservation Problems, SIAM Journal of Scientific Computing, 35-6 (2013), pp. A2953-A2975
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7. P. CHATZIPANTELIDIS, V. GINTING, A Finite Volume Element Method for A Nonlinear Parabolic Problem, Springer Proceedings in Mathematics and Statistics, 45 (2013), pp. 121-136
8. V. GINTING, F. PEREIRA, A. RAHUNANTHAN, A Multi-Stage Bayesian Prediction Framework for Subsurface Flows, International Journal for Uncertainty Quantification, 3 (2013) no. 6, pp. 499-522
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2. Years (2010-2012), Arunasalam Rahunanthan, Postdoc, Bayesian framework for reservoir characterization in geologic sequestration.
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Special Considerations: me: You'l be scared you're going to fall off the whole time, even if you don't have a fear of heights. Plus, it's not particularly sturdy, so you can never really go at it without risking a collapse. Not to mention, loft beds are incredibly childish and make you feel like you're in a dorm room, or a bunk bed whether or not you actually are.
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> oh geez. someone have Giovanni's old posting? > > the pass is made forward. there are two players in an offside position, > say 15 yards past the defenders who are at the half line. an onside > player runs through to get the ball. > > AFTER the onside player passes them the offside players follow. they are > ahead of the defenders. there is now a three on keeper situation. > > unless my memory is incorrect (easily a possibility) Giovanni said that > one should whistle the offside for this. by being in an offside position > the two attackers took advantage of their position to create a three > person attack, not the one on keeper that would happen legally. > > david, don't you remember this thread? I believe that it happened around > 1997. :-)
A situation came up in a game I was doing which I believe had the same elements of the situation you have described. I wrote to JA about it. The short answer was "No" offside. Here is Q/A emails. Let me know if you think this is substantially different from your scenario and if so in what fundamental way. Reza. ================ Subject: Re: offside question Date: Fri, 6 Jun 2003 06:57:19 -0400 From: Jim Allen <[log in to unmask]> To: Reza Pazirandeh <[log in to unmask]>
>Jim, > >A situation similar to the one below came up in a game I was doing this last >weekend which made me wonder: > >A white player is in offside position by about 10 yards - 15 yards >from halfway >line and about 20 yards from the touch line. His teammate, on the >other side of >field, is on side and receives a thru ball which he controls and >continues a fast >attack toward the opponent's goal. The offside player (which in my >opinion is no >longer offside because his on-side teammate is now in full control >of the ball) >starts running upfield with defenders chasing him. The attacker >with the ball is >about 8 yards from the goal to the left of the goal and has pulled the keeper >toward him. At this point, the attacker passes the ball back up to >the previously >offside player who is now about 15 yards from the goal still ahead >of defenders. He >receives the ball, shoots and misses. > >Even though he was away from active area of play and did not receive >the initial >pass when he was in the offside position, the offside player, >nonetheless, seemed >to have gained an advantage from being there since the defenders had >left him alone >and once his teammate got the ball was able to support the attack with nobody >defending him. > >I wondered about the fairness of this situation. > >Thanks, >Reza.
Life is hard, Reza, but if the white player who was in the offside position earlier and did not receive the ball then later receives the ball when he is BEHIND the ball, no matter where the defenders are, is not offside. If he is ahead of the ball at the moment of the pass, then obviously he is offside.


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I know what you're thinking – who on earth is Kevin Siegrist? The Cardinals rookie reliever is hardly a household name. Not many 41st round draft picks are. As a testament to the Cardinals incredible scouting and player development model, they plucked Siegrist out of Palm Beach Community College in Wellington, Florida in the 2008 draft and, lo and behold, have themselves a fireballing left-handed reliever some five years later.
Siegrist slowly climbed the minor league ladder, starting from short-season rookie ball all the way to the big leagues in 2013, where the 6'5″ fireballer finds himself logging important innings for the best team in baseball.
Last night, Siegrist checked in for the Cardinals with his team clinging to a 3-1 lead. Manager Mike Matheny presented his young hurler with a very tall task – get through the top of the Reds vaunted lineup. Kevin Siegrist was certainly up to the task.
Matheny sent Siegrist to face Shin-Soo Choo, Todd Frazier and Joey Votto. Two of those four hitters rank in the top four in baseball for on-base percentage. They are all very good hitters in their own right. With a two run lead, Siegrist had his work cut out for him.
Against left-handed pitching, Joey Votto is one of the best game, posting a .913 OPS since the start of 2011, best in baseball for left-handed batters. Shin-Soo Choo is much more vulnerable to arm-side pitchers, posting below-average numbers for his entire career without the platoon split. Todd Frazier, a right-handed batter, does very well against lefties as one would expect.
The first two at bats of this inning went very, very well for the Siegrist. He struck out Choo, who homered in his previous plate appearance against starter Joe Kelly, and then blew Frazier away on three pitches. Siegrist fell behind Choo 3-1 but consecutive fastballs poured in at 95 mph plus did the job, the deciding pitch locking Choo up down and away on the black at 98 mph. Frazier got the "good morning, good afternoon, good night" treatment, sitting down after three straight lethal fastballs.
Up stepped Joey Votto. Kevin Siegrist greeted him in a very neighbourly way – with a 97 mph fastball on the inside half.
Having throwing nothing but fastballs to this point, Siegrist opted for a different look against Votto, throwing a hard slider that missed up for ball one. Cardinals catcher Yadi Molina called for the slider again and this time Siegrist dropped in for a called strike. Not the sharpest breaking ball but a decent change of pace from the fireballer.
Now in the driver's seat, Molina and Siegrist reached for the unhittable fastball down and away. Pitches thrown in this location are nearly impossible for batters to make anything of – left-handed hitters have managed just a .137 batting average while slugging just .154 when fastballs are placed in this location. Votto fares a little better but his .250 average is well below his normal excellence. Siegrist misses off the plate to even the count at 2-2.
Once again, Molina calls for the same pitch in the same spot. This time Siegrist delivers a strike at the knees. Votto watches helplessly and the inning is over.
Joey Votto strike outs are not exactly the rarest of creatures but it is unusual to see him look this uncomfortable in a given at bat. This isn't the first time Siegrist has had his way with Joey Votto, they faced off in two different games earlier this season. The result? Two more strikeouts.
Three career plate appearances, three strikeouts for Joey Votto against Kevin Siegrist. Their first encounter, on June 8th, ended just as the one featured above: Votto swung through a first pitch fastball then, after a brief battle, froze on a fastball on the outside corner at the bottom of the strikezone. It is interesting to note that, according to the pitch fx system in Cincinnati, Siegrist only sat around 94 mph in June, rather than the 97 we saw yesterday in St. Louis.
They met again the next day, this time in the 10th inning of a game the Cards blew open with a seven-run rally in extras. Siegrist showed Votto his breaking ball for the first time, eventually striking the Reds slugger out with that same fastball on the outside corner. Interesting that Votto did not swing at a single pitch in their second meeting.
The first pitch fastball giffed above (and Votto's max effort swing at it) represents the most hittable pitch Siegrist offered the former MVP in their three matchups. It is fair to assume the extra oomph Siegrist gained in his fastball caught Votto by surprise, having seen him 92-94 earlier this year.
Joey Votto will learn how to hit Kevin Siegrist – he's Joey Votto! Hitting and learning are the two things that he does best. His aggressive hack on the first pitch last night points to some gained knowledge after seeing him twice before.
The next time, Votto will be ready. Just as Yadi Molina will be ready, perhaps to call for a first pitch slider to bust Joey Votto inside after a steady diet of fastballs away. It's a chess match featuring two of baseball's best minds and one of its most promising young arms.
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California kiwifruit grower-shippers might vote in 2010 on a handful of proposed amendments to rules governing the federal Kiwifruit Administrative Committee.
The amendments, printed in the Federal Register Nov. 12, are aimed at streamlining the industry and giving the committee an expanded role.
"The changes address the reality that the industry has changed since the first marketing order was put in place," said Nick Matteis, assistant manager of the committee and the California Kiwifruit Commission, Sacramento.
The proposed changes, which have the support of the state commission, would realign grower districts and committee membership, revise the committee's nomination and selection processes, authorize the committee to conduct production, post-harvest and marketing research and promotional programs and revise meeting and voting procedures.
"The growers may decide in the future to go with just one group and want to preemptively equip the administrative committee with the same capabilities as the commission," Matteis said.
While there are areas where responsibilities overlap, the state commission focuses on public relations, advertising and promotion while the committee mostly deals with grade standards, said grower-shipper Doug Phillips, owner of Phillips Farms Marketing, Visalia, Calif.
"It might be a good move to eliminate some of the redundancy," he said. "The industry probably needs just one body."
When the kiwifruit marketing order went into effect, the state's then embryonic kiwifruit industry was spread across California. As a result, representatives are elected to the committee from eight districts, Matteis said.
Since the mid-1990s, two regions have become dominant, he said. One is the Kings-Tulare counties area; the other is north of Sacramento. A proposed amendment would reduce the districts to three, one for each of the major growing regions and one for the rest of the state.
"Participation was becoming a problem," Phillips said. "We were having trouble getting a quorum at meetings."
Comments on the proposed changes will be accepted until Dec. 14. The U.S. Department of Agriculture will evaluate the comments before deciding on a grower referendum for the proposed amendments, said a spokeswoman for the department's Marketing Order Administration Branch. That decision is not expected to be reached before May or June, she said.
If the referendum is in 2010, each amendment must receive support from two-thirds of the votes of growers casting ballots — or from growers representing two-thirds of the kiwifruit grown — to go into effect.
The changes were the subject of several public meetings in the past year.
"I'm not aware of any widespread discontent about the proposed rules," Phillips said. "They've been talked about for a long time."
Some changes in place
Madera-based Western Fresh Marketing Services Inc. is among the state's largest marketers of kiwifruit. The proposed amendments "really won't have a direct impact on us," said George Kragie, Western Fresh president.
Kragie is not pleased, however, with another administrative committee rule that went into effect Nov. 17.
The rule requires handlers who ship 100,000 or more trays per season to file with the committee weekly shipment and price information. Western Fresh will market this year about 2.4 million tray-equivalents, Kragie said.
"It appears the committee is using a backdoor to get individual information from shippers," he said. "That's proprietary information that could give our kiwi brethren across the water an opportunity to ship when they see U.S. prices are up."
Smaller grower-shippers also could benefit from the information, Kragie said.
His view is not shared by all grower-shippers. The weekly reports from individual growers and handlers will be kept confidential, Phillips said, but will provide pricing information not previously available.
"We'll get more than standard inventory and shipment data," he said. "Our marketing people will get a little better look at prices."


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Q&A on flooring design trends and tips.
Hardwood floors add warmth and character to just about any home. Tracey Lust, director of sales and marketing for Yankee Classic Floors, shares advice on how to get the most from your flooring investment.
Q: What kind of flooring does Yankee Classic Floors offer?
A: We supply any species of wood in both solid and engineered options. We offer products that we site-finish to customize a stain color for our clients, or we can provide flooring that comes pre-finished from the factory. We also supply bamboo, Lyptus and cork.
Q: What is Lyptus?
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A: We install any type of flooring on the market. We specialize in nail-down, glue-down, or floating floor installations. We also offer installation over concrete and in-floor heating systems. We meet with clients to determine which option is best for them.
Q: In addition to aesthetics, what are some things a homeowner should consider before purchasing flooring?
A: We recommend that homeowners consider the resale of their home or condo. If resale is likely to be a factor, it is usually prudent to stick with classics, as trends come and go. Also, the economic climate and budgets are important, and we try to make sure clients get the most value for their money. There are good buys right now through local mills, and we can steer budget-conscious customers toward those deals. We also help clients take into consideration the amount of foot traffic they'll have as well as humidity, pets and children. Final decisions usually center on color.
Q: Are there any mistakes people should try to avoid?
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Q: Are there any new products or styles out right now?
A: It can take a bit longer for the East Coast and West Coast trends to arrive in the Midwest. We are seeing more dark floors, such as dark walnut, mocha, olives, blacks and tans in hardwood flooring stains. Larger plank sizes are becoming popular. We offer custom plank sizes up to twelve inches in width as well as longer board lengths (up to eighteen feet). The wider and longer the board, the more history of the wood that can be "read" on each plank.
The floors are only part of the equation. As beautiful as they are on their own, hardwoods can look even better when you cover them up a little bit. Brad Stevens, owner of luxury furniture and home accessory retailer Stevens Design, offers some advice on area rugs.
Q: Are there any secrets to buying an area rug?
A: You should always look for a rug that fits your area and use. Quality is also important. One reliable way to determine quality is the number of knots per inch. The more knots per inch, the better the rug. You should also be able to clearly see the pattern or design on the backside of the rug.
Q: What about materials or fibers?
A: Wool is the finest natural fiber. It resists soiling, cleans easily, and is much more flexible and durable than any synthetic fiber.
Q: Do you allow homeowners to test-run any rugs at home prior to making a purchase? Why is this useful?
A: Yes, we do let clients try out our rugs at home to see if they work with their furniture, lighting and space. It is very important to look at the rug from different directions and in natural and artificial lighting in the space. We ask our clients to look at the rug in the morning, in full light, and again in the evening.
Q: What are some common mistakes people make when buying rugs?
A: Sometimes people don't get the right size for the space, or they don't coordinate the pattern and colors of the rug with other patterns, colors and textures in the space. We offer free design services to help avoid these mistakes.
Q: Why cover up beautiful wood floors with rugs?
A: Rugs add warmth and help to define spaces. Plus, they are functional artwork.
Q: What kind of care do you recommend for area rugs?
A: Vacuum regularly and rotate frequently to allow for equal wear. Wet clean as required, but that is generally not more than every ten years.
Q: Are there any trends in area rugs in terms of style, material, color or other features?
A: Yes, rugs have evolved to fit the trend in outdoor living spaces. They are offered in fun, bright colors and are made with one hundred percent polypropylene yarns that are moisture and stain resistant. They are also easy to care for. You can clean them with mild soap or simply hose them off.
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I have several shrub roses including John Davis, William Baffin, Carefree Beauty, Carefree Wonder, Morden Blush, Ramblin Red, Earthsong, Frontenac & Pretty Jessica.
How important is deadheading for re-bloom on these varieties? I've heard it's more important for certain varieties, but I can't remember which. I've been spending a ton of time on it, but I'd rather not if it won't make much of a difference. |
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- Posted by tennesseerose 7 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 1, 08 at 23:25
I always deadhead all my flowers. It really does seem to make for lots more flowers,roses included. If you don't deadhead roses they start to make hips and spent flowers start to make seeds if they aren't deadheaded often. I just truly believe deadheading makes for lots more blooms. P.S. Blooms is a Southern woman's word for blossoms.(smile) |
- Posted by allison1888 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 1, 08 at 23:27
I think deadheading helps them grow new flowers more quickly. Is it psychological? Not sure! |
Chinas, and many Teas (Tea Roses, not Hybrid Teas) don't much care whether you deadhead or not. But with most modern roses, it makes a huge difference. Jeri |
- Posted by kristin_flower 4a (My Page) on Wed, Jul 2, 08 at 7:16
Thanks Tennesseerose, Allison & Jeri. I'm off to deadhead some more. |
I also believe there will be more blooms sooner if you deadhead. Here, deadheading is really pruning. Many roses look better if you cut a cane back to a point where new growth will add to a fuller, bushier plant. |
- Posted by kristin_flower 4a (My Page) on Wed, Jul 2, 08 at 19:18
Thanks Harry, that's a great thought. I have a couple roses that could use a shaping pruning to tame some awkward growth. |
But if the rose doesn't make hips readily, you can just let the abscission layers do their thing and more blooms will come. Will take maybe two weeks longer, but repeat bloom will happen just as if you'd taken the time in the heat of summer when there are other chores that need doing. It's when the rose chooses to make fertile seeds in hips that bloom slows down without your intervention. |
I always deadhead all of my spent rose blooms and am convinced that it does indeed cause the rose bush to produce more flowers all year long. It also makes it possible to keep the garden more neat and tidy looking without all those spent blooms to look at. I just prune them off and put the scraps in the trash. I never use used rose parts in compost in case there are fungal issues with them. John |
Deadheading stimulates them to recycle. Many shrubs like the Knockout family don't require deadheading. You could, but that's about all you would be doing in the garden, because there are so many per bush. These roses tend to deadhead themselves, but the HTs now, that's another matter. |
I can tell you that with carefree beauty it does not make much difference. I once did a mini experiment with and without deadheading. The bloom was the same. You do get some nice hips from CB, so I would not deadhead late in the year. Knockouts are pretty similar. Of course, if you like the "tidier" appearance, that is a very good reason to deadhead. |
P.S. Blooms is a Southern woman's word for blossoms.(smile) * * * |
Oh, if only I could get to my blooms the way I wish I could! I think it makes a difference if you get rid of the spent blooms, but I just snap them, or clip a group. It took me quite a bit of time to snap off the blooms on my Knock Outs, but they hold the spent blooms forever, and do look ragged if they are not removed. I think most of my other roses do repeat faster, and look better if the spent blooms are removed. Sammy |
I only have experience with Morden Blush and John Davis. My Morden Blush gets quite spindly looking with the first flush of flowers and the canes can get bent over with the weight of all the blooms. Once they are done I deadhead and cut back slightly and to shape. I have found that if I don't deadhead MB then I don't get as many blooms later in the season. With deadheading I get lots of blossom all season. John Davis on the other hand, has a wonderful first flush and then it doesn't seem to matter whether I deadhead or not, it only seems to bloom sparsely from then on. I have two of these and they both act the same. Gilli |
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Il-96-400VT Aerial Tanker / Il-400VKP
Russia's United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) said on Monday 22 March 2010 it did not plan to enter a lucrative contract to replace the U.S. Air Force's fleet of aerial tankers. John Kirkland, a U.S. lawyer, told various news media last week that UAC would announce a joint venture on Monday with a small U.S. defense contractor to enter the bidding for the $35-bln KC-X aerial tanker deal against Europe's EADS and Boeing Co. "The company officially announces that the media reports referring to John Kirkland's statement about the UAC participation in the tender to deliver aerial tankers to the U.S. Air Force are false," the UAC said in a statement. "The UAC does not plan either to take part in this tender or set up a joint venture [to build aerial tankers]," the statement quoted UAC President Alexey Fedorov as saying. Russian aircraft industry and military experts agreed that even if Russia took part in the tender it would be unlikely to win because the Il-96 was inferior to comparable Boeing and EADS aircraft and Russia's aircraft industry did not have the capacity to produce 179 planes of this class "in the foreseeable future."
On Friday 19 March 2010 the Wall Street Journal reported that United Aircraft Corp. of Russia was planning to bid on the $40 billion Air Force Tanker Program contract. United Aircraft, an aerospace consortium owned by the Russian government, will seek to offer a tanker version of its Ilyushin Il-96 wide-body jetliner, dubbed the Il-98, this person said. The planes would be largely built in Russia, and assembled in the US.
From the very beginning IL-96-300 was considered as the basis to create an entire family of wide-body aircraft with common airframe and systems design. At the end of 1980s and early 1990s Ilyushin Design Bureau also studied several military variants of IL-96-300, such as antisubmarine, patrol and reconnaissance versions.
The Il-76 was designed for heavy payloads and operations from rough airstrips, so it has a higher power to weight ratio than is needed in the the AWACS and tanker roles. The Il-76 was chosen for these roles because it was available and the removable nature of the refuelling system showed that it was intended they would still be used for their intended original role of hauling freight and equipment The Il-96, on the other hand, is designed for long range cruise flight with a heavy payload. This means it is better able to perform the AWACS and tanker roles.
On 19 December 2004, Nezavisimoye Voennoye Obozrenie reported that the general director of the Il'yushin Finance Ko aviation leasing company, Aleksandr Rubtsov stated that a version of a refueling airplane is being developed based on the Il-96-400T heavy transport airplane. In July 2005 it was reported that Russia could acquire an in-flight refuelling version of the Il-96 in its 2006-15 procurement plan, says Ilyushin director general Viktor Livanov. "A feasibility plan for developing and manufacturing a tanker based on the Il-96-400T is being discussed. Technically, the development of the new tanker is not complicated."
In December 2004 the Ilyushin company was reported to be developing a tanker-aircraft on the basis of the Il-96-400T heavy transport, Aleksandr Rubtsov, director-general of the Ilyushin finance company, has told Interfax-Military News Agency. "We have started work on the military version of the tanker-plane. Its appearance was determined and shown to the military. We firmly believe that the aircraft will be good," he said.
Russia could acquire an in-flight refuelling version of the Il-96 in its 2006-15 procurement plan, Ilyushin director general Viktor Livanov said in June 2005. "A feasibility plan for developing and manufacturing a tanker based on the Il-96-400T is being discussed. Technically, the development of the new tanker is not complicated, and there is a demand for increasing the Russian air force tanker fleet." Russia's air force command has long been dissatisfied with its fleet size of just 20 Il-78/78M tankers used to support its Tupolev Tu-22M3, Tu-95MS and Tu-160 strategic bombers.
The new airplane may be required by the air force and will replace the Il-78 airplanes serving in the inventory. The ministry for Russian Defense indicated in January 2006 an intention to acquire Ilyushin's Il-96-400VT and VKP designs to meet its future requirements for 20-40 strategic tankers and four airborne command post aircraft. Ilyushin believes it could sell a further 60VT tankers to export users such as China and India, while the Il-96-400 could also replace Russia's Beriev A-50 airborne early warning platforms.
As a freighter the II-96T can carry a maximum payload of 92 tonnes over 5,200kms. By way of comparison, the KC-10 can carry 76 tonnes over 7000 kms. The 76tons of the KC-10 include fuel for consumption and aerial delivery, while the 92tons cargo capacity of the Il-96 do not say anything of its fuel capacity when operated as a tanker. When optimzed/converted to a tanker aircraft it should be superior to the KC-10, similar to the KC-330 (111 tons of fuel), but less efficient. The Tu-330 is being developed as a competitor to the Il-214 MTA, and has been proposed in Tanker version.
On 01 July 2008 the Interfax-AVN website reported that the armaments program for the period until 2020 that was being developed in Russia will envisage building new special- purpose aircraft, according to Viktor Livanov, member of the board of the United Aircraft Construction Corporation (OAK). "The Ilyushin aviation company and the Russian Defence Ministry are considering the future possibility of building an aerial refuelling tanker for the Russian Air Force based on the Il-96-400T aircraft," Livanov said.
According to him, Il-96-400T has a great capacity for being used as a base for various modifications, including a tanker aircraft and an airborne command post.According to unofficial information, the Ilyushin aviation company has already started working on the project to build an Il- 96-400SZ tanker aircraft and an Il-96-400VzPU airborne command post.
The tanker will replace the existing Il-78 and Il-78 tanker aircraft which by 2015-20 will outlive their usefulness and will be taken out of service. It is suggested that between 20 and 40 Il-96-400SZ aircraft be built by this time at the Voronezh aviation plant. This aircraft will be twice as effective as the Il-78, by 80 per cent more effective than the Il-78M and by 25 per cent more effective than the KC-135R, the most popular tanker aircraft in the US Air Force. It will be only slightly inferior to the KC-10A, but after the Il-96- 400SZ is upgraded and NK-93 engines are installed on it, this inferiority will be overcome.
Il-400VKP Aerial Command Post
The Il-96 is the only suitable solution for the command posts of the top commanders. The time when such new posts have to be made is nearing. The aircraft is also the only ready solution for the next generation air tanker. It perfectly suits the needs of the perspective aircraft and can ensure refilling practically anywhere in the world. Developing an alternative model would be far too expensive and technically senseless.
In the view of some aviation experts, the Il-96-400VzPU airborne command post should replace the obsolescent Il-80 that is in need of complete overhaul and compulsory deep modernization. The new aircraft should perform flights in the area of 500-km distance from the base airfield and remain on duty there for 12-24 hours. It is expected that the potential of the Il-96-400VzPU will surpass that of the Il-80 by over 100 per cent and will be insignificantly inferior to the US E-4B in terms of airborne alert time. The combat capacity of the Russian airborne command post can be equalled to those of the US E-4B by increasing its flight duration thanks to using the Il-196 next generation aircraft as a base.
The Voronezh aviation plant can build between two and four airborne command posts based on Il-96-400T or Il-196 by 2015-20. Specialists did not rule out that an electronic reconnaissance and reaction aircraft and a distant early warning and control aircraft, similar to the US E-3 Sentry AWACS aircraft, can be built based on the Il-96-400T.
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I agree Amaryllis Belladona. They grow foliage during the winter(here in the mild California winter), then go dormant when the weather warms. In August they send up flower stalks with no foliage. When they have been moved they may take several years to bloom, or may never bloom if not planted in enough sun. Al |
Looks like one of the Nerines. Maybe sardiniensis. Plant it into soil that drains well. Plant them so their necks are out of the ground. At a pinch you can even rest them on the surface and cover the roots with soil leaving most of the bulb bare above the ground. They're moderately frost-hardy (-5C) Get them back in the ground as quickly as possible. They're more like lilies than daffodils in that respect. Most of them grow their leaves over the winter - so that's when you water if the rain is not enough. If your version of zone 9 is 'mediterranean' (dry-bake summer and then winter rain) they'll do well. Full sun is preferred, otherwise they'll produce lots of leaves and not much else. Don't water over summer. Let them be hot and dry. Then, once they've settled in (and they're sure you aren't going to move them for four or five years at least) they'll think about flowering. Expect single stalks that can be up to an inch thick with buds like a spear tip on the top. When they've finished flowering nothing happens for weeks. Then the leaves emerge. Like Colchicum (if you grow that). They do like a potash feed. Wood ash will do fine while they're in leaf. It's probably better to remove the old leaves when they've reached the limp, yellow-brown, and a bit slimy stage. They pull off in handfuls. The clumps can get to be quite wide (2-3 feet). They're good company for tough species roses, or dentata lavenders, maybe also Cistus and Pelargonium, though you'd have to choose your colours to avoid a clash :-) |
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A new technology like Wi-Fi has to cost more than the wired Ethernet, right? That depends on how you do the accounting, says Eller.
At $100 to $200 per PC and $500 to $1,000 per access point, the cost of wireless hardware is typically two to four times the cost of wired network components. But the higher cost of Wi-Fi hardware is offset by its ease of installation and lower main-tenance costs. And you can look forward to steep Wi-Fi adaptor price decreases of up to one-third in the following months, predicts Bradley Morse, vice president of marketing for D-Link, an Irvine, California, manufacturer of networking products.
Most desktop Wi-Fi adaptors require the opening of the PC and the use of a PCI slot. But D-Link has come out with a USB adaptor, the D-Link DWL-120, which you can find for $159 (street), further lowering IT support costs. Likewise, portable users need only slide in a $100 (street) Wi-Fi PC Card in a Type II slot.
But counting costs is shortsighted, says Eller, who's more interested in the productivity benefits. "Nobody did a cost-benefit analysis on Wi-Fi," he reports. "It worked, it was cool, it was useful, and we bought it."
Wireless networks have been around for years but have never really caught on. Part of the problem was their sub-2Mbps transfer speeds. More than that, says Paulo, there has never been the kind of marketing push and distribution infrastructures-not to mention technical support-that are behind Wi-Fi today. "People want to have some kind of assurance that all this stuff will work together," explains Paulo.
It all suggests that work is not just about the office anymore-or even the home office. Eller believes he works best out on the deck in his backyard. It's the only place his wife will let him smoke a cigar while he reads his e-mail.
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