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In his weekly "Stories I'd Like to See" column, journalist and entrepreneur Steven Brill spotlights topics that, in his opinion, have received insufficient media attention. This article was originally published on Reuters.com.
1. Protecting the Homeland .in New Zealand
Is Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano completely on the sidelines? And has she not gotten the memo about limiting government travel? How else to explain that on May 2 she began a trip to New Zealand and Australia? May 2 was the anniversary of Osama bin Laden's death, when we were supposedly on high alert for possible al Qaeda attacks; and it was also when the prostitution scandal involving the Secret Service - which is part of Napolitano's department - was raging. A Department of Homeland Security press release described the trip this way:
In Wellington [New Zealand], Secretary Napolitano will meet with Prime Minister John Key, and participate in bilateral meetings with New Zealand counterparts to discuss a variety of issues including information sharing, combating transnational crime and human trafficking.
In Australia, Secretary Napolitano will lead the Presidential delegation to the 70th Anniversary Commemoration of the Battle of the Coral Sea, the World War II battle that marked the start of the U.S.-Australia security partnership. While in Canberra and Brisbane, Secretary Napolitano will deliver remarks on security, privacy, and strong international partnerships at the Australian National University, and meet with Australian counterparts to discuss the ongoing partnerships to combat transnational crime, counter violent extremism, enhance information sharing, and work to ensure a more safe, secure, and resilient global supply chain.
Sure, some of this sounds vaguely relevant to her job, though it's difficult to put the "Commemoration of the Battle of the Coral Sea" in that category. And while human trafficking is an important issue, as with a recent trip Napolitano took to Miami Beach to participate in a panel on the dangers of online dating, it's probably not what comes to mind when most Americans think of the mission of the person running the country's third-largest cabinet agency - the one that is supposed to be focused on protecting us from terrorism.
What did this New Zealand-Australia sojourn cost us? (Probably a lot, if she had to take a government plane equipped with secure communications. Did she?) How much has her travel cost us in the last year? What about overall travel and conferences for her and her agency this year? And can't somebody demand a log of her schedule and tell us how many days in the last year she's been out of town and what those trips tell us about how much she's engaged in the job we hired her for?
2. De-routinizing the filibuster:
I wish someone would do a piece explaining that the most prominent artifact of today's Washington gridlock - the 60 Senate votes now routinely required for anything to pass because it has to overcome a filibuster - wasn't always routine. I remember how in the '60s a filibuster was an extraordinary event, replete with photos of senators having to bring cots on to the Senate floor, because to prevent a cutoff of debate, some senator or another had to stay on his feet and keep debating, while the others had to be present for a potential vote to cut off debate.
In 1975, the rules were changed to reduce the number of votes necessary to cut off debate from 67 to 60, but the requirement that debate actually continue was also scrapped. Democrats made some encouraging noises about filibuster reform in late 2010 and early 2011, but those efforts fizzled.
At a time when it's clear that politics are so polarized as to make it impossible for 60, let alone 67, senators to agree on anything, someone should ask the Democrats, as well as those Republicans who would like to restore the Senate to a working body, why they don't want to ditch the cloture threshold altogether, or at least insist on that talk-till-you drop spectacle to dramatize the gridlock?
With that in mind, when bills now fail to pass because they do not get the 60 votes necessary for a real vote on the merits, the press should stop reporting that the bill "failed 58-42." That's not only confusing but also distorts what happened - which is that 42 senators voted not even to allow a vote and, therefore, to subvert the legislative process as it was originally intended by the founders. After all, the only voting rule embedded in the constitution says that bills pass in the Senate by a majority vote.
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A robot greets you in the lobby, the help encourages decision-making by way of rock-paper-scissors, you can buy vintage candy in the 5&Dime lobby shop, aural comedy snippets accompany you during your elevator ride (downside: slow elevators; upside: they're funny once you hop aboard), and the themed levels — each floor is a paean to Big Hair, Sci-Fi, Chick Flick or some other pop category — are a laugh-out-loud cultural experience, though we dare ya to book a room on the thirteenth floor, where posters of horror heavies stare at you in the hallways. Dinner or a late-night bite is handy at the funky Corner Office, and you can even schedule a wake-up call from Mr. T. Kudos to Sage Hospitality Resources for bringing something different to the heart of downtown, in a handy location facing the Denver Performing Arts Complex. We pity the fool who doesn't stay here.


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Deep beneath the shifting sands and scorching sun of Lower Egypt lies the resting place of an ancient seer whose tomb has remained hidden more than four hundred years. It has been foretold that the bones of Joseph will lead Israel out of Egypt—now, as the time draws near for the prophecy to be fulfilled, the prophet Moses must rely on two young Hebrew men to undertake a quest that will change the shape of history . . .
Joshua and Caleb have had enough—the burden placed on their people by Pharaoh is unbearable. After a foiled attempt at rebellion, they are offered an unexpected op portunity to truly make a difference when fate brings them to the home of Moses. There, they learn that they have been chosen by God to be instrumental in freeing Israel. Their task: find the body of Joseph.
Joshua and Caleb accept the call, and their adventure begins as they follow a trail of clues that leads them through the shadowy stillness of Egyptian temples and across the barren desert. Threatened on every side by deadly plagues and the ever-present soldiers of Pharaoh, the young Hebrews are plunged into a perilous quest that has the potential to save a nation—if they survive . . .
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M. R. Durbin was born in Fort Ord, California, in 1951. He grew up University in 1976 with a degree in education. He later received a master's degree in education from Utah State University. Mr. Durbin retired from education after thirty years as a teacher, coach, and principal before beginning a second career writing about the things he loves: scriptures, history, and people.
Awesome read! A mix of history and fiction that you cannot put down.
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Swords of Joseph takes the reader on a journey of lineage, priesthood power, obedience, and sheer wit as Joshua searches for the lost bones of Joseph. intertwined with history our adventure leads the young descendent of Joseph across the lands of Egypt following clues and avoiding evil men who would destroy forever the remains of this great prophet. I could not put this book down and would recommend it highly.
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Secretary Husted presents Fred Horner with a commendation in honor of Advanced Industrial Roofing's 25 year anniversary.
Worthington – Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted spoke to the National Federation of Independent Business owners (NFIB) Leadership Council Wednesday morning about the business service aspect of the Ohio Secretary of State's Office.
"The first stop for any business in Ohio is my office, which is why my goal has been to streamline the process and make it more customer friendly, "Secretary Husted said. "This year we had a record high of over 88,000 new business filings in Ohio and despite this record volume we were able to reduce the processing time these business customers had to wait." During yesterday's event, Secretary Husted also presented Fred Horner of Advanced Industrial Roofing with a commendation recognizing the company's 25th anniversary. Advanced Industrial Roofing was formed and incorporated in Massillon, Ohio, in 1988. The company provides customers in Ohio, as well as surrounding states, with industrial commercial roofing and architectural sheet metal.
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15 Avenue Albert 1Er, 21000 Dijon, France – Show map
Convenient and free parking facility if you travel with a car. Breakfast is good and simple. Friendly and helpful staff. About 10-15 minutes walking distance to the center of Dijon. Overall very good stay for the price paid.
All of the staff were very friendly and helpful. The beds were extremely comfortable and the breakfast was a good range of fresh food, tea, coffee and fruit. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay.
Large parking, nice rooms. The overall impression was good.
That it had a car park Welcoming reception & bar area Nice sized room
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Near to station Large room
Very good internet connection, the reception is very willing to help. Ibis makes a very good standard with good value.
Good location (easy to drive to and only 10 min walk to town). Plenty of secure parking. Friendly no fuss staff.
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Closeness to the downtown, just a 10 minute walk
Handy for the city. Free parking
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Accommodation quite adequate. Staff very proactive. Dinner was excellent. We have upgraded our thoughts on this hotel chain as a consequence of the excellent experience at IBIS Dijon Gare.
Located across from Dijon Train Station, the ibis Dijon Gare Hotel is just a 10 minute walk from the historic center of the city. It offers air-conditioned rooms equipped with a radio and free Wi-Fi.
The ibis Dijon Gare's restaurant, Le Klub, serves regional cuisine and a large wine selection. During the summer, guests can enjoy their meal on the floral terrace.
The ibis Dijon Gare also features a modern cocktail bar. It provides a 24-hour front desk and free private parking.
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Hotel ibis Dijon Centre Clemenceau This hotel has a 24-hour front desk and offers air-conditioned guest rooms with satellite TV and free Wi-Fi access. It is located just a 15 minute walk from the center of Dijon.
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Convenient and free parking facility if you travel with a car. Breakfast is good and simple. Friendly and helpful staff. About 10-15 minutes walking distance to the center of Dijon. Overall very good stay for the price paid.
No major issues.
really close to the train station friendly personnel
small TV
Very comfy bed, nice bathroom and helpfull staff. I bought a bottle of wine in a vineyard and I went to the bar just to get a wine glass but the bartender not only gave me the glass but he also put the bottle in a ice bucket and told me for how long I should leave the bottle in the bucket etc. Free of charge! But obviously I gave him a fiver for his nice job.
The free wifi is really slow, if you want a faster internet you have to pay 3 euro per day which is not much.
All of the staff were very friendly and helpful. The beds were extremely comfortable and the breakfast was a good range of fresh food, tea, coffee and fruit. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay.
We arrived by TGV from Paris and walked 300metres to the hotel from the station. Although we were early, our room was ready. We organized parking at the hotel and returned to the station to pick up the hire car for the rest of our trip. The hotel is within easy walking distance to the historic centre of Dijon and although the hotel overlooks railway lines at the front there is a patio with a pretty garden at the back. We found this hotel to be a good overnight stop on our way to the south of France and would stay there again for the convenience of being close to the station and the beautiful centre of the town.
The railway station view is not a pretty one and the patio at the back of the hotel is a more pleasant place to sit
The Hotel is very convenient to the train station though on the other side to the old town. It is only 10 minutes walk to the old town under the train station. The room was very good, cleaned daily despite my protests to keep the same towels, the cleaners did everything and got offended when I said it didn't need it. They did it anyway when I left!! The staff could not do enough for you. I extended my stay 3 times and even though they were "full", I was able to stay in the same room. Yes it is next to the train station but double glazing meant I didn't lose any sleep.
Wi-fi sign in all the time. Nothing in the room for tea and coffee etc.
Windows that opened! Relaxed atmosphere and friendly helpful staff. Comfy beds. Evening meal well cooked and reasonably priced.
Breakfast a bit pricy although variety excellent. You needed a big appetitie!
We're particularly impressed by the cleanness and convenience of location. Just within 5 minutes' walk to the Train Station. We arrived a couple hours before regular checkin time, but luckily we were allowed to use Wifi and store our luggage. So we could drop down our heavy packs and take a walk into the city before we could check in.
No complaint at all except the rain in Dijon.
Large parking, nice rooms. The overall impression was good.
We had to meet people at the station the following day so the location was excellent for us and only a 10 minute walk from the city centre to look at the sights. As it was on the other side of the railway from the town we also walked past the excellent Botanical gardens which we would have missed if we had been located in the town. The price was perfect for us and the room although relatively basic had all we needed including free wifi and hair dryer. It would suit travellers with a car also as there is free parking. The bed was queen size and very comfortable. We found the staff helpful, and the breakfast was generous. I would certainly recommend the Ibis
That it had a car park Welcoming reception & bar area Nice sized room
Tricky access from car park to reception Walk back from town in the dark was a bit intimidating
Near to station Large room
Confusion over breakfast for tour groups vs individuals
Very good internet connection, the reception is very willing to help. Ibis makes a very good standard with good value.
No complim tee or coffe, no water boiler.
Good location (easy to drive to and only 10 min walk to town). Plenty of secure parking. Friendly no fuss staff.
Shower tray drainage lip not good so flooded bathroom every time we used shower, despite putting towels on floor in attempt to stop. However, appreciate we had been given disabled room (although not disabled) and low/non-existent lip for wheelchair access. Slanted shower tray would help immensely or turn whole bathroom into wet room. We worked around it, but slightly irritating.
Closeness to the downtown, just a 10 minute walk
The hotel was quite full and seemed to cater to bus loads of people making it difficult to eat in the restaurant
Accommodation quite adequate. Staff very proactive. Dinner was excellent. We have upgraded our thoughts on this hotel chain as a consequence of the excellent experience at IBIS Dijon Gare.
No drama whatsoever.
It is a standard mid-range hotel. OK for a one night stopover as it is right next to the station. Very friendly and helpful staff.
It is a little way from the city centre.
Hotel is good for a few days,restaurant is ok and staff is friendly.
Restaurant is closed on Sunday evening. Hotel is across the railway,but it's not a problem for me.
One of the most comfortable beds we have slept in for the last 6 months of traveling. Bigger room and bathroom than a normal Ibis. Reception staff fantastic, nothing too much trouble. 10 minute walk to the centre of town.
Restaurant staff a bit hit and miss but food good.
Very clean, great staff and comfy room. A few minutes stroll from centre of Dijon too.
Rooms were fresh, beds huge, very clean.
Infusion, coffee and kettle in rooms.
It was great to receive a friendly welcome for our first visit to Dijon. It is a beautiful city with lots of things to see. We had a long wait for a late train and were pleased to be able to spend that time at the hotel. It is very conveniently located
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AVI-SPL Appoints Biz Dev Manager for Education
National AV integrator AVI-SPL announced the addition of Denise Kessler as director of business development for the education market.
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National AV integrator AVI-SPL announced the addition of Denise Kessler as director of business development for the education market. Based at AVI-SPL's headquarters in Tampa, Kessler brings extensive experience from working with manufacturers Smart Technologies and InFocus.
Most recently, Kessler was the Florida area manager for Smart Technologies and prior to that, she held the role of territory account manager for InFocus for the Gulf region. As director of business development for the education market, Kessler will focus on building and maintaining key relationships in the education system in order to grow the company's business within the market, according to the company.
"Denise possesses a deep understanding of the Florida education market as well as important relationships with key decision-makers throughout the region," said Robert Moss, vice president of education sales at AVI-SPL, in a statement. "Her experience and leadership will further our understanding of the politics and processes that affect the technology decisions made by our largest school districts."
"One of my goals is to build upon our service, training, and professional development offerings for our customers," said Kessler in a statement. "During my time at SMART, I was frequently asked for more in-depth support. In my new role with AVI-SPL, I'll now be able to deliver to our customers what they need."


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The latest Radio Hour is the first of many to feature an exclusive guest mix put together just for you. To kick off the guest mixes on Soul to Unite Radio Hour we have Jacey of the NoSweat posse from London UK. Jacey was in our studio back in August of 2011 to play an exclusive set. It was truly good fun in the studio and we're so happy to see him sending this special mix to us. Compared to the usual style of Soul to Unite Jacey's mix a bit different leaning towards deep and tech house. Tracks from Finnebassen, Noir, Maceo Plex and more make this a mix giving you the side of house you normally wouldn't expect from us. But we kick off the show with SD & Cordis behind the decks for the first hour. Very busy indeed as we managed to squeeze in 15 titles including the two versions of slamming' "Until We Meet Again" by Roland Clark back to back. Most of the tracks in the first hour are brand new including the very best track of the moment Radio Billie Stereo Ella by Erin Leah. This jam is just unbelievable! We also have two Estonian tracks, two acapellas and a couple of bootlegs to bring a wide smile to your face. So enjoy the show, first hour taken care by Soul to Unite residents SD & Cordis. The second hour of the show sees Jacey from NoSweat delivering an exclusive mix for you. #ArtistTrackRemixLabel 1.Erin LeahRadio Billie Stereo EllaDJ Spen, Gary Hudgins RemixQuantize 2.Jack SonThrill HerDeeper Shades 3.DJ Roland Clark pres. Urban SoulUntil We Meet AgainDeep Zone Urban Club MixKing Street 4.DJ Roland Clark pres. Urban SoulUntil We Meet AgainDolls Combers Vocal Mix King Street 5.Doug WillisYou Should Be Dancin'AcapellaZ Records 6.Distant People feat. Tasita D'MourThe PowerRuben Toro Temple Movement MixUnited Music 7.Clemens Rumpf and Willy Washington feat. Teddy B.How You Make Me FeelRicky Inch remixDeep Village Digital 8.The PoliceEvery Breath You TakeScott Wozniak remixN/A 9.Those Disco GuysNever FindTDG MixNu Soul 10. NeenahSo Far AwayRob Hayes RemixAudio Honey 11.Matthias Heilbronn feat. Monique BinghamGo GetterSoulflower mixPapa 12.Candi StatonHallelujah AnywayDirectors Cut Halledubya AnywayDefected 13.Davidson OspinaThe AnthemClub MixOspina Digital 14.SmallHausenAhh Sumba BoxxN/A 15.Soul RebelsThe Revolution Will Not Be TelevisedAcapellaDefected 16.Hollis P. MonroeI'm LonelyLaura Jones RemixHed Kandi 17.FinnebassenSuch A HightNoir Music 18.Ruede Hagelstein, The NoblettsA PrioriNoir Remix)Souvenir Music 19.Maceo PlexStay High BabyEllum Audio 20.FinnebassenTouching MeITH 21.Noir & Richard DaviesFound OutNoir Music 22.Pete Tong & S.Y.F.DawnHot Since 82 RemixDefected 23.Maceo Plex, Jon Dasilva, Joi CardwellLove Somebody ElseEllum Audio 24.Chocolate Puma feat. Colonel RedDestinyDefectedThe post Soul to Unite. |


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1. What got you into doing an historical-based webcomic such as Hannibal Goes to Rome?
I loved Larry Gonick's Cartoon History of the Universe as a kid and still do. I was doing alternate history for Citizen X and trying to stay away from Hannibal but he's most of what we know about their history so I couldn't help falling for him as a personality. His story is a true epic, and loaded with so many great images I guess I wanted to see a comic before anyone beat me to it. Plus I wanted to find more work for (artist) Mauro (Vargas) since he was so great on Dose and he can do anything -- gritty, textured Cartoons, high-energy action, perfect caricatures.
Plus I was submitting to Zuda and wanted to hedge my bet on how much claim they could lay to my characters if I won.
2. Who's the toughest Hannibal: Hannbal from the A-Team, Hannibal Lecter or legendary general Hanniba Barca?
Neither! Hannibal Monomachus -- the real-life Hannibal the Cannibal! (Editor's Note: And friend to Hannibal Barca)
3. What are some of the benefits to working on webcomics as opposed to a standard print comic?
Plenty -- no print costs, typos can be corrected, color costs the same as black & white, and one good tweet can bring me a few thousand readers while I'm cooking dinner. (Thanks, Aisha Tyler!)
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I'm pretty happy with now. The past has healthier oceans but the future is getting leaner and cleaner. When I was a kid our TV was black & white with no cable. Now there's just data everywhere.
Wait, that's boring. I'd try my hand in a tribe of techno-anarchistic crime-fighters hated and feared by a world that doesn't understand their strange powers!
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I think it was enough love for the awesome parts of this medium awash in the acidic disgust for the awful parts. Most writers I know has at least some sense of "I can do that better." All I ever do with my comic writer friends is take that Hulk vs. Superman kind of chatter and dissect why Kingdom Come worked but Identity Crisis didn't.
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Oh, man. That's like picking only one Stones song. Whatever it was it had cilantro in it. Lately, though, I've been making a lot of kinds of tacos, some Japanese hotpots, and sublime sandwiches. I'm going back to simple and quick because it can't always be an elaborate barbecue or a roast. I'm learning to bake, because it's really, really hard to get right, and also because bread is terrific. If you get a chance, though, find yourself a nice Albanian joint that will make you some burek. Now that's comfort food.
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Jeez, when you put it that way, it sounds impressive, rather than me scrabbling 17 hours a day locked in my room for lunch money. No, the biggest difference is Hannibal knew what he was doing.
8. Would you consider yourself a geek, a nerd or neither?
I'm not sure. Which one is the angry one?
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Appropriately to my imprint, "Bankshot" by Operation Ivy.
10. Do you have any favorite genre in comics as a writer and does that differ from what you like to draw?
I really love superhero books when they're not soap opera. Wildstorm made the best cape titles of the 21st Century, thanks especially to Warren Ellis and Joe Casey. That's what I like, that stuff that dares to answer the questions raised by the concept. One reason Neil Gaiman was the only one who could follow Alan Moore on Miracleman is because Moore is a game-ender. He takes the idea of the character all the way to its conclusion, but Gaiman can examine the minutiae of a world and daily life under odd circumstances and still make it meaningful.
I mean, I love to draw that stuff, I just realized long ago that I'm better at writing than drawing despite a longer trail behind my pencil than my pen. I usually draw hands and faces, eyes in particular, so I guess I focus on the emotive character of the thing. I notice I'm usually directing artists in my scripts towards precisely the facial expression I want. I have terrible handwriting and it shows in my linework as well as my layout/blocking. I try to carve the page with the pencil and bully it into what I want it to be. By the time I unlock the secret warp zone to my right brain it's usually 4 in the morning and time for a break, if not bed.
I like comedy, I especially like meaningful comedy, something like Kyle Baker's King David or what Barry Ween grew into. I fell in love with the Giffen / DeMatteiss Justice League right around 8th grade, the way they were all such dysfunctional people but so, so much more human. You know, you earn those scenes, where Guy Gardner lets Ice (and only Ice) see that he's not a jerk at Mr. Miracle's funeral, or my first and still favorite comic, GrimJack, where John Gaunt is an impenetrable survivor, but he'll still cry when something gets through the armor, and they really validate the other 90% of the time that those characters are wearing different parts of their personality to the world.
Yeah, it probably comes out to the same thing. I just want to feel something.
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So as some of you know, I just recieved my order of barefoot plants: Strawberries I received them a few days ago, some almost a week ago.. I intended on planting them as soon as a got them in, however rain rain rain swamped my backyard... So I decided to keep them inside.. I know that I could possibly damage them from extreme heat to cold,etc? To make matters worse, the strawberries, some blueberries, gooseberries, and Jostaberries started to leaf out.. From my understanding, I should wait until the last frost for the ones leafing, and plant the ones dormant? It's pretty wet back there, should i just go ahead and plant them? What should i do, what would you do?Would hate to ruin my plants.. Any help would be very much appreciated. Joe |
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you can plant the dormant one now and pot up the rest that leafed out, bring them inside if the temp drops below 35 degree due to tender leaves. Just Keep an eye on the extended forcast for long warm up then you can plant the potted ones. |
Biomed gave great advice! If you feel it is so wet you are worried about proper root aeration, just pot up the dormant ones too. Keep them outside during the day, if above freezing. Spring should be there soon. I have a bare root dormant currant I want to plant at my cottage, but I'm not going up there for a week or two, I'm putting it in a pot today. I will plant it in a couple weeks to it's permanent home. |
- Posted by Raw_Nature 5 OH (My Page) on Sat, Apr 13, 13 at 12:21
Could i plant the leafed out plants as well? Would it kill them, or just zap the leafs? It's not to wet, it's drying out now. Appreciate it, |
- Posted by franktank232 z5 WI (My Page) on Sat, Apr 13, 13 at 12:31
I'd plant everything...i have strawberries with small leaves forming here and its snowing out! I have raspberries leafing out by the house... Just my opinion, but i doubt you lose anything down in Ohio at this point... |
Blueberries and raspberries are resistant to frost damage and can be planted now. However, blueberries, when planted in clay soil, can leaf out rapidly and begin to demand more water than the roots can provide. This can lead to brown leaves, and possibly a dead shrub. If the bare-root blueberry is potted up, and put in a location where it gets limited sunlight, maybe 1/2 day, it will grow more slowly and likely do better. The potted shrub can be transplanted to it's final home in the fall, around September 15. |
Frost will kill them. Keep an eye for a long warm up. Don't be hurry. As an old saying, Motherday is the last day of frost. |
- Posted by Raw_Nature 5 OH (My Page) on Sat, Apr 13, 13 at 19:28
Frank: I like your way of thinking! I got a serious itch to plant them! But as you guys are saying, why be in a hurry and damage, if not kill them.. How does this sound: Plant everything dormant now, wait until last frost to plant everything leafed out? |
I checked out our yard a few minutes ago, and found a crocus beginning to bloom, and a columbine that is beginning to leaf out. We have a number of daffodils that are about 6 inches high, no where near blooming yet. And our lawn is greening up nicely. So it is looking like a long, slow, spring. I picked up a three year old potted blueberry, Northland variety, today, & it is sitting outside on the back steps. It will be planted tomorrow. I checked out our everbearing raspberry plants, and I could not find any sign of leafing out yet. Prairie smoke, Geum triflorum, is green, but not yet blooming. I have a package of Liatris(prairie blazing star) roots that will be set out this week. They are supposed to be dug under about 2 inches down. Earlier today, I was able to mix up some Schultz' Plant Food-acidic formula, for the blueberry shrubs, and apply this without any sign of run-off, so it seems that the ground is free of frost, finally. |
- Posted by franktank232 z5 WI (My Page) on Sat, Apr 13, 13 at 19:36
Raw- I have a peach tree flowering right now and the high temp today was 38F. I leave it in the garage overnight...seems to be doing just fine so far. If plants are allowed to acclimate, as long as the temps don't get much below 28F or so...they should do just fine..having said that, something like a banana or some other tropical does not apply here, along with veggies like tomatoes or cucumbers...or melons! But something like a raspberry is very hardy and very quick to grow in the spring...onions are also super hardy. But yeah...let them hang outside for another week if you want to not risk it... Eric- |
- Posted by Raw_Nature 5 OH (My Page) on Sat, Apr 13, 13 at 20:07
Eric: We have tons of daffodills, and hyacinths blooming all over the neighborhood! My honey berry already leafed out a month ago, however thats in the garage... Frank: Just another week? I was going to wait till mothersday to plant all the ones with foliage.. Am i a little crazy or? Rather be safe than sorry.. |
Joe, Honey Berries grow in eastern Siberia,if that says anything about their hardiness. Brady |
- Posted by Raw_Nature 5 OH (My Page) on Sun, Apr 14, 13 at 14:45
My honeyberry are acclimated to the cold whether, they been in the garage all winter.. What I'm worried about is the plants I just received a week or two ago.. They were dormant, now they are leafing, and acclimated to the warm house.. I wish I never made that mistake, but I had to... If I just plant everything, even the ones leafed out, worst comes to worst, what will happen? |
- Posted by Raw_Nature 5 OH (My Page) on Sun, Apr 14, 13 at 22:52
What would happen if I plant the leafed out plants right now? Would they completely die, or will the leafs just get zapped? Anyone? I would like to plant them, if they are not going to die.. |
Joe, I'd love to be able to see into the future.I could make a lot of money. Really though,the weather has been odd to bizarre the last couple of years,especially east of the Rockies.It's difficult to say. Is it possible to keep them in the garage,by a window?Or on warm days,set them outside and bring them in the garage if the the night temperatures get near freezing? Maybe do this til the temps get a little warmer and steady. Brady |
- Posted by Raw_Nature 5 OH (My Page) on Mon, Apr 15, 13 at 9:18
Thanks Brady, you always are helpful! I just hav so many plants its a pain in the as* to keep carrying in and out the house.. The garage is not attaché to my house and still freezes, If I was to put them in there, I minus will plant them.. I'll probably just pot up the plant breaking buds, and possibly plant the dormant ones, seems like the safest way.. I just though someone out there was stuck in my predicament and could tell me if their plants survived, or what did they do.. |
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So, having an attack of the bread munchies happens every time a doctor visit is coming up, eh? A pattern perhaps?
Patterns recognized are easier to change.
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Serves 4
- 2 tablespoons corn oil
- 3/4 pound mushrooms, sliced
- 1 10-ounce can enchilada sauce
- 8 8-inch flour tortilla
- 1/2 cup low-fat sour cream
- 2 cups diced cooked chicken
- 1 7-ounce can diced mild green chilies
- 2 cups grated sharp cheddar cheese
Preheat oven to 350°F. Brush 13 x 9 x 2-inch glass baking dish with oil. Heat 2 tablespoons oil in heavy large skillet over high heat. Add mushrooms and sauté until golden, about 10 minutes.
Pour enchilada sauce into shallow bowl. Dip 1 tortilla into sauce. Place tortilla on piece of wax paper. Spread 1 tablespoon sour cream across center of tortilla. Mound 1/4 cup chicken over. Top with 3 tablespoons mushrooms, then 1 tablespoon chilies and 1/4 cup cheddar cheese. Fold bottom half of tortilla over filling and roll up to enclose completely. Place enchilada in prepared dish seam side down. Repeat dipping and filling with remaining tortillas, sour cream, chicken, mushrooms, chilies and cheddar cheese. Spoon remaining enchilada sauce evenly over. (Can be prepared 1 hour ahead. Cover enchiladas and let stand at room temperature.)
Bake until enchiladas are heated through, about 30 minutes.
my notes
- Calories1,083
- Carbohydrates63 g (21%)
- Fat66 g (102%)
- Protein60 g (120%)
- Saturated Fat30 g (152%)
- Sodium2,203 mg (92%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat9 g
- Fiber6 g (25%)
- Monounsaturated Fat19 g
- Cholesterol192 mg (64%)
recipe at a glance
type: On a Budget,
main ingredients: Cheese, Mushroom, Cheddar, Chicken, Hot Pepper
cuisine: Southwestern, Tex-Mex
holiday/celebration: Spring


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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the criterion for a double concentration (major) in business?
What is the requirement to change or declare Business as a major? How does one change the major?
How do I establish graduating senior status? When should I apply for graduation?
How many units are required for each registration class level? Does that include work-in-progress?
When should I see a BSAC Advisor?
See a BSAC Advisor for any of the following:
Receive assistance in setting up an academic plan.
Clear the lower division business pool requirement which will release the block placed on pre-registration in upper division business courses.
Obtain graduation requirements for each of the nine concentrations.
Learn which courses satisfy GE requirements.
Get help being reinstated into the College of Business after academic disqualification.
Determine the equivalencies for business courses taken at other colleges.
Clarify the College of Business and/or the university's policies.
Answer any questions when turning in your graduation application.
In addition, a BSAC Advisor can refer you to the right place if you have a question or problem and don't know where to turn.
What if I already have a Bachelor's Degree? How do I obtain a second baccalaureate
degree in business?
As of fall 2008, San Jose State University no longer allows students who already earned a baccalaureate degree to apply for a second BS or BA degree. The only option at this point is to consider a graduate degree program (MA or MS) and prospective students should contact the department they are interested in directly for eligibilty criteria.
What is the criterion for a double concentration (major) in business?
Beginning in spring 2010, students are no longer permitted to declare a double major in business. Students who are declared in a specific concentration in business cannot declare a second concentration. Students who are declared in a major outside of the College of Business cannot declare a business concentration as a second major. A business minor is the only option.
What are the requirements to minor in business?
Non-business majors who wish to minor in Business must fulfill the following requirements (effective as of fall 2005):
BUS 20N (Survey of Accounting)
BUS 160 (Fund. of Management and Organizational Behavior)
Three (3) additional business courses, one of which must be upper-division (100+ level).
In order to earn a business minor, a GPA in all courses combined must be 2.00 (C).
12 Units in the minor must be separate and distinct from the requirements for the major.
For the following majors, please see a BSAC Advisor:
Industrial Technology
Public Relations
Does BSAC keep student records on file?
BSAC does not have the facilities to store student files. Therefore, BSAC requests that each student maintain his/her own records. The records should include original transcripts/report cards and the G. E. transfer evaluation worksheet (if available).
When students meet with the advisor, they should have with them all transcripts or report cards (from all colleges attended) and the blue business pool form completed. If the student does not have transcripts or grade reports, the advisor will lift the hold on the student's word that the pool requirements have been met.
BSAC does store copies of major forms from graduation applications, but it is preferable if the student brings in their own copies of these forms when filing for a class substitution.
Where can I check on course prerequisites?
Course prerequisites are listed in the San Jose State University Catalog, in both print version (available at the bookstore) or online at Course Pre-requisites.
With the onset of the automated course prerequisite check it is the students' responsibility to ensure that they have met the prerequisites prior to registration. In addition, if you have taken courses in another institution make sure to submit official transcripts to Records as soon as possible to update your file.
Should I enroll in Bus 10?
Although Bus 10 is not a requirement for the major, it is highly recommended for freshman. This course will introduce students to the many facets of business and give them direction towards their career specialization within business
This is a course that will contribute to the necessary 120 units required for graduation. Skipping this course could affect a student's class level which determines their day and time of registration. Transfer students are not required to take this course.
What is the requirement to change or declare Business as a major? How does one change
the major?
For information regarding declaring or changing to a business major please visit this webpage http://www.sjsu.edu/cob/Students/Changing_Major/index.html
How do I establish graduating senior status? When should I apply for graduation?
Graduating senior standing is granted after a student files for graduation and the application has been processed. To file for graduation, students must have completed a minimum of 90 units and it must be reasonable that they will complete all requirements by their proposed date of graduation.
Business students file for graduation a semester prior to the term they plan to graduate. Graduation application packets are available only in BSAC and are submitted to BSAC after completion with all required documentation/s, i.e. transcripts, minor form (if applicable), equivalencies etc.
How many units are required for each registration class level? Does that include work-in-progress?
During the regular semesters (Fall and Spring) registration depends on class level: 1-29.5 units - Freshmen, 30-59.5 units – Sophomores, 60-89.5 units – Juniors, 90+ units– Seniors. This includes courses in-progress for the current semester at SJSU.
Units |
Standing |
1 - 29.5 | Freshmen |
30 - 59.5 | Sophomore |
60 - 89.5 | Junior |
90+ | Senior |
What is academic renewal and how many attempts do I get?
Under the Academic Renewal policy, undergraduate students who receive grades of "C-" or below are eligible to repeat courses taken at SJSU through Academic Renewal. Following completion of the course the second time, the first grade will no longer be included in the student's GPA and the second attempt will be the grade of record. The first grade will still show on the transcript, but will not be calculated.
Students repeating courses, with or without Academic Renewal, cannot pre-register for the course that's being repeated. The student must add the course during the "schedule adjustment period" by getting a permission code from the instructor. Then, they must have their new instructor sign the Academic Renewal petition and turn it into the Student Services Center by the add deadline. Academic Renewal forms are available in BSAC or at the Student Services Center.
Students admitted to SJSU with 55 or fewer units are allowed up to 18 units of Academic Renewal. Upper division transfer students are allocated a maximum of 9 units.
What is the WST?
The WST is the "Writing Skills Test," a university requirement. A passing score on the WST is required before a student can register for any SJSU Studies course, including Business 100W and Philosophy 186. Additionally, a passing score on the WST is a prerequisite to upper-division Accounting classes. Students should take the WST as soon as they reach junior status. Junior-level transfer students are encouraged to take the WST before matriculating. English 1B is a prerequisite to taking the WST.
Students who fail the WST may take it again. If a student fails the WST a second time, he or she will be required to take a developmental writing course, LLD 098 or 099, Applied Grammar, or Grammar for Writers, depending on test scores.


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1 I, Paul, together here with Silas and Timothy, send greetings to the church at Thessalonica, Christians assembled by God the Father and by the Master, Jesus Christ. God's amazing grace be with you! God's robust peace! | 1 Paul, Silas and Timothy, To the church of the Thessalonians in God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ: Grace and peace to you. |
2 Every time we think of you, we thank God for you. Day and night you're in our prayers | 2 We always thank God for all of you, mentioning you in our prayers. |
3 as we call to mind your work of faith, your labor of love, and your patience of hope in following our Master, Jesus Christ, before God our Father. | 3 We continually remember before our God and Father your work produced by faith, your labor prompted by love, and your endurance inspired by hope in our Lord Jesus Christ. |
4 It is clear to us, friends, that God not only loves you very much but also has put his hand on you for something special. | 4 For we know, brothers loved by God, that he has chosen you, |
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