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The outside may not appear any different but the inside has been changing, and The News Stations Tyler Mickelson explains how new businesses have given the Westgate Mall a new look.
You may not realize it, but just off of 3rd Street Northwest, the Westgate Mall has been changing rapidly, as new stores and new additions have been filling up the entire building.
Cande Recke, assistant mall manager, said, "I'm surprised in this economy, with the way things have been down turning, our mall has actually had a positive outcome."
From custom engravings to antiques, and everything in between, new business owners are trying to make the mall more community friendly.
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Inge Buchholz of Inge's Fashions said, "I've been here almost four years and I have been very successful since I've been here. And I have new customers coming in daily."
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And if you have little ones, there are places for children to go and have a good time as well, such as Safari Land or even a good old-fashioned video-game arcade.
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posted by: CharlieBoring on 02.22.2013 at 12:40 pm in Bees and Beekeeping Forum I am by no means a master gardener nor am I very experienced in keeping bees. When I was a teenager, I kept honey bees because my grandfather was a beekeeper and told me that honey bees were the best pollinators around. However, my research on the internet and my discussions with other gardeners has shown me Grandpa was wrong.
I grow lots of fruit. Recently, I started a small orchard to my yard. I have persimmons, apricot, Asian pears, plums, jujubes, peaches, cherries, paw paws, raspberries, figs, blue berries, huckleberries, goji berries, strawberries and kiwis. My vegetable garden includes eggplants, melons, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, squash, and pole beans and all need bees. So you can see I have an interest in pollinating all of the above, otherwise my garden would be adversely affected. Since honey bees are a social bee, they communicate with each other about where to find the sources of pollen, nectar and water. Therefore the first blooms to open get the first attention. If you watch closely, the bees will exit from the hive and go straight to the blooms that opened first during the season. Bees become fixated, when a nectar source opens, the bees concentrate on that source, becoming fixed on that and little else until the bloom period for that plant is over. If your blossoms open a few days after your neighbor's blossoms, by the time your neighbor's blossoms have finished, your blossoms are half over, and old blossoms do not pollinate well, if at all. A bee that flies in cool, damp and cloudy weather, which honey bees don't, is also needed. It is also important that the maintenance of the bees doesn't require a great deal of time, which most gardners do not have. Since the blooming period is often short, the bees need to be able to work quickly and not get fixated on one nectar source. Mason bees are the ideal solution. Mason Bees only fly approximately 300 yards from its nest site, thus helping to ensure pollination of your blossoms, not your neighbor's. Mason Bees (MB) are solitary and there are numerous strains. They do not need a nest site with thousands of worker support. While they do prefer others of the same strain around, mainly for mating purposes, the females do most of the work in provisioning the nest tube. The males are good pollinators in their own right, but their forage is for their own use, and not for their offspring. These nest sites can be simple blocks of wood up to 6 inches deep, holes drilled approximately 5/16ths inch in diameter. The females will first close off the back of the nest tube with mud on the bottom plug she will use pollen as the feed plus a small amount of nectar, and lay an egg. This section is then sealed with a mud plug, then immediately she will start on a second nursery cell and so on till she gets towards the front of the tube at which time she will lay unfertilized eggs, creating males. Under good conditions MB females will lay at least 3 females and 2 males per tube, after which she will seal the end and move to a second nesting tube. Unlike honey bees, MBs carry the pollen in a sac beneath the abdomen. When a female lands on a flower she dives in belly first, right in the middle of the blossom stamens. Whereas a honey bee lands on the side and walks down looking for the nectar site, possibly brushing past the stamen in passing. Each blossom needs up to eight visits to effectively pollinate them. MBs will do a better job, purely because of their approach to each blossom. It should be obvious that MBs main interest is pollen whereas honey bees interest is nectar for honey making. So with honey bees pollen transfer is accidental, but with MBs, transfer is deliberate. As the honey bee carries the pollen in baskets on the back legs, brushed there when the bee cleans itself, so transfer is accidental. The MB is a hard worker, visiting hundreds of flowers to charge each egg site with pollen and the increase in fruit crops using them is well documented, in some cases up to a 4 fold increase. Unlike honey bees, they will start earlier in the morning, finish flying later in the day and cool damp weather doesn't prevent them working. In a few short weeks, the nest tubes are sealed and the larvae then eat through their stores, pupate, then wait in the tubes till next spring before emerging. The outer eggs turn into males, which emerge a few days before the females, then hang around waiting to mate with the emerging females. Caring for MBs cannot in any way be considered labor intensive. They work without supervision, sealing off their young from predation with mud plugs. Some provision should be made to stop wood peckers accessing the nest site and then late in the fall the nest site should be taken in, opened and the cocoons cleaned to prevent infestation by pollen mites. This is a learning experience and ideally a search on the internet for Mason bees or Blue Orchard bees will supply sites where more information is available and where bees can be purchased. I personally decided not to purchase MBs, but to construct bee boxes to attract the native ones. I have two nest boxes so far and one is populated from last spring. Another is located very close to the old one and is ready to accommodate MBs this spring. My intention is to cover the populated box with a cardboard box, with ½ inch holes in it, on or about March 15 to allow the MBs to exit but to discourage them from using the old box during this spring and encourage them to use the new box. Next, I will remove the old box around May 15 and clean it to kill mites and put it up again the next spring. NOTES: <none>
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RE: Has anybody tried baking soda to prevent powdery mildew (Follow-Up #3)
posted by: gardengal48 on 10.01.2013 at 05:23 pm in Hydrangea Forum This is essentially the same as the Cornell Formula, a fungicide developed by a plant pathologist at Cornell University some 30-40 years ago. Unfortunately, via word of mouth and the Internet, the precise formulation has morphed into something other than the original and these 'revised' recipes may not have the same impact and can even become harmful to plants.
The correct formulation is 2-3 tsp. of baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) to 1G of water with 1 tsp. insecticidal or castile soap (not dish soap or detergent) and/or 1 tsp. horticultural oil (vegetable oil works as well). The baking soda actually alters the pH of the leaf surface, making it inhospitable to the survival of the fungal spores (milk accomplishes much the same process). The oil and soap act as surfactants, helping the mixture adhere to the foliage. You do not necessarily need to add both, however. It is as effective as any other commercial fungicide when mixed and applied properly Newer research has indicated that potassium bicarbonate is somewhat more effective than the baking soda - baking soda just is a lot simpler to get one's hands on. And it is important to remember that like virtually all other fungicides, this is a preventative, not a curative. It can help to keep the disease from spreading to unaffected foliage but will not remove or eliminate any existing problems. And it is always a good practice to combine a spray for powdery mildew together with good cultural controls that limit the incidence of the disease in the first place. NOTES: <none>
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RE: Heather bed design (Follow-Up #6)
posted by: thane on 05.09.2010 at 04:58 pm in Heaths & Heathers Forum I used the design more or less as it was shown in my document. The heathers are filling in nicely.
For my silvery heather I used 'Silver Knight' instead of 'Silver Queen', and it has been overall the best-performing heather I have. It has filled in quickly and blooms well every year, and I love the silvery foliage. It goes quite well with the pink flowers, and it takes a purplish hue in the winter. A few lessons I have learned: 1. Dark flowers are not eye-catching. I love heathers with very dark flowers, like 'Larissa' and Erica cinerea 'Velvet Night'. However, I have found that the flowers are almost completely lost when viewed from a distance. I am keeping a small patch of the 'Velvet Night' that I added, but 'Larissa' is going to be replaced. 2. Pay attention to the stated future height and width of the plants. (The online catalog at heathsandheathers.com is a wonderful source of information - and plants.) I have found that I need taller heathers for most of my bed, with some shorter ones in front. 3. Don't forget the 'average' heathers. I like the heathers with orange, red, and silver foliage, and unusual flowers, but I have noticed that you still need to have some heathers with medium green and the more usual flower types in order to set off the striking foliage of your other heathers. 4. Don't neglect the spring tips. Some of my favorite heathers are the ones with striking new growth in the spring. 'Kerstin' has wonderful cream-colored new growth, and looks very nice the rest of the year. It's one of my favorites now. 'Spring Torch' is a wonderful fiery red. These heathers later fade into a more normal appearance, and can fill the role of the 'average-looking' heathers from #3 above. 5. I think it's worth the money to buy large plants. These plants take a while to get established and fill in. Many of mine still look kind of small after two years. The 'Silver Knight's I bought were 1-gallon, and they have done the best. 6. Experiment. By all means, come up with a plan before you start - but know that you can move them around within the first two years, and also that some of the varieties that you are most excited about will be disappointing, and others will surprise you with their wonderful performance. I filled in some of the extra spaces with single plants of a few different varieties, and later decided to expand those selections to become major parts of the planting. ('Kerstin' being one of the major examples.) Hope that was helpful! I'd post a photo, but I just trimmed them all back for spring, so they look their worst right now. Maybe in August when they are all blooming. NOTES: <none>
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End of August blooms
posted by: shive on 08.31.2013 at 11:14 pm in Daylily Forum Here are my last daylilies of August, blooming over the past week.
SAFE ISLAND rebloom BLAST FROM THE PAST is my latest blooming daylily MISS GOLDIE GOLD DIGGER's last bloom - This daylily bloomed for 7.5 straight weeks this season! Debra NOTES: <none>
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Pics of my garden
posted by: miriam_in_ga on 06.10.2005 at 04:39 pm in Hydrangea Forum Donna had asked to see pictures of my 50+ varieties so I thought I'd post some of them. Not all 50 varieties are blooming but here are some that are. Sorry about the sideways ones, I should have rotated before loading!
serrata miranda, orange dream jap maple, quer.snowflake and snowqueen
serrata miranda and mac pia
unknown macs and mac merritts supreme (purple)
serrata pretty maiden
mac sibilla
unknown light blue:
various oakleafs, miranda, lilacina, pia:
unknown pink in pot(was blue last year!)
mac jogasaki:
mac lilacina, serrata miranda, mac pia (the lilacina will get much darker):
my deck viewed thru a paniculata limelight that hasn't bloomed yet:
climbing up the tree is a Schizophragma hydrangeoides 'Moonlight' :
Hope you enjoy. Those of you in the Atlanta area, the American Hydrangea Society's Garden Tour is tomorrow. You can go to their website to get more info. http://www.americanhydrangeasociety.org/index.html
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RE: Hydrangea 'Shooting Star' (Follow-Up #1)
posted by: yellowgirl on 07.06.2006 at 10:05 am in Hydrangea Forum I bought mine at Publix last year too. Shooting Star aka Fuji Waterfall was absolutely gorgeous in my yard this year. Knowing that this was a florist grown (forced)hydrangea (any you buy in the supermarket will be) and not necessarily garden worthy, I'll tell you what I did. Immediately, after I brought it home, I took it out of it's pot and put it into a larger container with the best soil I could find. (Miracle Grow w/Moisture retainers). I left it there (protected from too much sun) in hopes that it would receive maximum nutrition, adapt to my outdoor climate and develope a healthy root system. It did wonderfully, putting out one new shoot after another, so in Fall, I planted it in my garden in a relatively shadey spot. It came through winter (only a few days below freezing mind you) without one bud lost and bloomed it's head off this year. I was expecting much smaller blooms than were on the plant when I bought it but to my surprise, they were equally beautiful this year. I am very happy with this plant to say the least.
The dark glossy emerald green leaves stay in perfect condition and although I just deadheaded it a few days ago, I am looking forward to a possible re-bloom. Now as far as how winter hardy it will be in your zone 7... Both Wilkerson Mills (in GA) and Hydrangea Plus (in OR) list it as hardy from zones 6 - 9 and neither site recommends winter protection or mentions tenderness, so I don't see why it would need extra protection in 7b GA. The worst that could happen if you don't winter protect it, is that you will sacrifice some blooming for one season and then you will know to start protecting it, but I wouldn't go through that hassle without knowing for sure that the plant needed it. Why look for more work? Maybe someone from 7b will chime in. Good luck...you will really enjoy this hydrangea that's like no other.....yg NOTES: <none>
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RE: Lorapetalum 'Sizzling Pink' (Follow-Up #1)
posted by: Gyr_Falcon on 06.29.2013 at 04:54 pm in Shrubs Forum Pruning does not mean shearing. What you want to do is selective, or staggered, pruning. You take some branches and prune them deeper, so that the foliage of the remaining branches hide the cut. Then when the cut branch's new growth fills out to where you want the plant's edge, you trim some of the longer branches back; the previously cut branch's growth will now cover the new pruning cut.
You can choose to rotate the amount of trimming by quarters(1/4 of the total branches of the shrub), thirds or halves, depending upon the size, type and vigor of the shrub When I prune my garden, several bins-worth of green waste may be removed. But you won't be able to visually see where it came from. Unless you are digging into the center of my plants for some reason. ;) NOTES: <none>
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RE: How far can I cut back bush without damaging (Follow-Up #6)
posted by: deviant-deziner on 12.02.2012 at 03:49 pm in Landscape Design Forum My maintenance experience has been the same as the others, you can prune it back hard and it will respout beautifully in spring.
In my mild zone 9 climate I like to cut it back in late summer or very early fall so that it has a chance to leaf out and there is no loss of bloom. I've also cut in in spring and have loss some bloom but it is so prolific it really didn't matter that much. I have never seen a true dwarf loropetalum until I attended a horticultural trade show in SE Asia. attached is a photo of a loropetalum hedge that is about 12 years old. It is kept at a sloping height of 3 to 4 feet tall. NOTES: <none>
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Posted onA covered dock containing 16 boats broke free of its West Virginia mooring last week, drifting five miles down a rain-swollen Kanawha River and narrowly avoiding a collision with a bridge before a towboat nudged it to safety along the riverbank.
No major damage was visible to the dock or the boats, at least one of which was 37 feet, according to the Charleston (W.Va.) Gazette.
The dock, owned by Lou Wendell Marine, had recently been moved from its previous location under the Nitro-St. Albans Bridge to a nearby site outside the span's demolition safety zone. Water levels on Thursday were high, but not exceedingly so, according to Lou Wendell.
"Miraculously, the currents allowed the dock to pass underneath the Nitro-St. Albans Bridge and the interstate highway bridge without apparently contacting the bridge piers," Amherst Madison vice president for safety and compliance Bill Barr told the newspaper.
The Amherst Madison towboat Shirley was working Thursday as a harbor boat at the John Amos power plant. Alerted that the runaway dock was approaching them, Shirley's crew, led by Capt. Jerrick Marker, headed upstream and encountered the dock a short distance downstream of the I-64 Bridge, according to Barr.
Amherst Madison personnel told Barr that the dock appeared to have been lined up to collide with a bridge pier, but the current swept it away in time to avoid impact.
The Shirley appeared on the scene a few minutes later, approached the dock and began nudging it toward the left descending bank of the Kanawha, a short distance upstream from the John Amos plant.
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No it is not a mosaic virus. Mosaic viruses will make your leaves deformed.That is just a normal pattern on some squash leaves. Those bugs look like they could be aphids. If saw that many on a leaf I probably would have just cut it off too. Oh and I see you have a nice looking pumpkin growing in the second picture. I think you will be please with that plant, volunteers always seem to grow the best (for me at least). |
I really appreciate your input. I was pretty worried, and to be honest, still am. I don't know much about growing pumpkins but I do know that aphids can do serious harm...right? I am so excited about the pumpkins that have started that I would be pretty upset if they got "sick" and died on me! A few of the back leaves have been effected by them but over all the plant looks good. |
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I hate the imperial measurement system, and can confidently say that anyone who doesn't recognize the superiority of metric is a freaking idiot. How nice it must be for you Aussies, Germans and Koreans to drill an 8mm hole, realize you need it a smidgen bigger, and yell down the ladder for a 9mm bit. Versus us Yankees drilling a 7/32 hole, then having to do an equation in your head to calculate if you need a 3/16 or a 1/4.
For the non-mathematically-gifted like me, dividing things with fractions is the worst. For example, when doing DIY projects you often have to calculate the midpoint of a particular piece—whether it's wood, fabric or metal—and I'd be constantly scrawling equations onto the piece of wood I was working and having to sand the marks off afterwards. That is, until I learned this simple tip to easily find the exact midpoint without having to divide fractions.
Let's say I want to find the midpoint of the board above. We take a tape measure to it...
...and see it's 17-something. That's all you're looking for, ignore the finer gradations.
Then we take note of the nearest even number, whether higher or lower than the actual measurement. In this case the nearest even number is 18.
In other words, if the measurement had been 16-something (simulated below) we'd round down to 16.
Then you take that even number and divide it in two. Even a relatively thick-headed person like myself can quickly calculate that half of 18 is 9.
So we draw a line at the 9-inch mark on the board.
Then we flip the tape measure around...
...and mark 9 inches going the other way.
Now we have two marks that are less than an inch apart.
If you have managed to graduate with a design degree, or if you build things for a living, or have any visual acuity whatsoever, it's super-easy to eyeball the exact midpoint of two lines less than an inch apart.
Mark it, and that's it, you're done.
If you want to double-check, just run the tape measure, no math necessary. Here we see we've got 8 5/8.
Then flip the tape measure, and confirm we've got 8 5/8 going the other way.
The best part of this system is that it's foolproof. In other words, if I was dumb enough that I divided 18 by 2 and came up with 8, and marked 8 inches from each side, the two marks would be a lot wider than 1 inch apart, and I'd know I screwed up and would recalculate before cutting anything.
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Public hearing on interim pot rules Oct. 23 EVERETT - The Everett City Council seems to be OK with the city's proposed interim zoning regulations for recreational marijuana retail shops, and production and processing businesses. The council is now focusing its attention on tightening regulations on how big a marijuana processing or production business can be in town. Everett's interim zoning regulations currently do not address processing and production site size. The regulations limit these businesses to industrial and agricultural areas. "We need limitations or we may end up with some unintended outcome," Councilman Scott Murphy said. The first reading of the interim ordinance was presented to the council at last week's meeting. The council is scheduled to take a final vote on the interim zoning regulations after holding a public hearing at its Wednesday, Oct. 23 meeting. The meeting that week is at 12:30 p.m. The council meets at 3000 Wetmore Ave. The state Liquor Control Board is in charge of writing rules for the legal sale and production of recreational marijuana for adults 21 and older. There are three tiers of sizes for producers. City attorney Colin Olivers suggested limiting the largest producers out of the city if the council was concerned with big pot growing facilities. The board limits the largest producers to 30,000 square feet of total space. Statewide, regulated grow operations are limited to a cumulative 2 million square feet of space, control board spokesman Brian Smith said. The board is days away from finalizing state rules. The board determined last month that Everett should be allowed no more than five retail stores. Snohomish County was allotted 35 stores. Everett's interim regulations would last for one year. The zoning regulations would prevent marijuana retailers from locating 2,000 feet from each other. There are state regulations distancing marijuana shops 1,000 feet from schools, libraries and other public spaces. The city wants a one-year interim ordinance so it can assess and adjust its rules as the state opens the door for the first time to the legal marijuana business. Other cities, such as Snohomish, are responding to the law's complexities with moratoriums, banning them temporarily from opening up. The state will begin accepting business license applications Nov. 18. The city wants its interim regulations in place before then. Recreational marijuana businesses may start operating in January. The zoning regulations do not affect medical marijuana shops, but those shops are prohibited from acting as retailers to the general public.
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Two reports this morning about foreign interest in Venezuela, which has been seeking private investment to exploit its oil reserves, are not too much of a stretch. Earlier this week Hugo Chavez signed a $33.5bn investment agreement with Japan, and was said to be meeting with China yesterday.
Today Bloomberg reports PetroChina may form three oil ventures with Venezuela – citing the 21st Century Business Herald reported, which in turn cites an unnamed executive at the Chinese company.
The ventures may include an oil company in Venezuela that would be 40 percent owned by PetroChina, the newspaper said. Another refinery venture may be formed in southern China's Guangdong province, with the Chinese company owning 60 percent, the report said. A shipping company may also be formed, with each side holding 50 percent, it said.
Then the Economic Times of India is reporting both ONGC and Reliance may each take a stake of up to 20 per cent in at least one of the three large oil fields in Venezuela's Carabobo region, citing people "familiar with the matter". Reuters also cites a source at ONGC who mentions the Reliance partnership.
Pdvsa, like some of its fellow national oil companies, has been used to strengthen government coffers at the expense of investing in its future production. When oil prices were high, the government used its bargaining power to force international oil companies to cede majority control of projects to Pdvsa. But the company is now in need of more investment, and with oil prices creeping up towards the $60 mark and China's recent deals to secure oil from Russia and Brazil, these reports aren't too difficult to believe.
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Agua Fria National Monument
Next time you're traveling along I-17, make a stop at the Sunset Point rest area near Black Canyon and look east across the freeway. That low mound sitting above the Agua Fria Canyon is Joe's Hill, a shield volcano like the ones in Hawaii. Although it's possible to hike to the summit of this hill, you'll need good route-finding skills, at least a high clearance vehicle and much patience to do so. For geology buffs, this volcano has a lot to explore, but for the average hiker, the big draw is getting to look down into the gorge of Agua Fria Canyon. This is of particular interest to hikers who have explored the canyon from Badger Springs Wash---this hike takes you to the edge of the cliffs above.
LENGTH: 3 miles (exploratory)
RATING: moderate (cross-country, bushwacking)
ELEVATON: 3,600 – 4,045 feet
BEST SEASONS: October - April
From Phoenix, go north on I-17 to Bloody Basin Road (exit 259). Turn right and follow Bloody Basin Rd. roughly 11 miles to Forest Road 14. Go right (south) and continue to the second unmarked dirt road on the right. From here, it's a quagmire of un-maintained dirt roads---so you'll basically head toward the mound of Joe's Hill as far as your vehicle will allow. We got to within a half-mile of the volcano's base in a Jeep. Do your research, get maps and drive at least a high-clearance vehicle. From your parking spot, head toward the hill and pick your way up. GPS: N 34.18753 and W -112.06321
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Last year, I had a failing plant die. My other one isn't doing well this year either, and I've given it some special attention withfertilizer, leaf mulch, alfalfa pellets, extra water even tho we haven't hit the hot dry weater yet. I was just looking at it, and realized it's doing the same thing it's been doing for years, and I don't want to loose this one too. The leaves, starting with the largest have a brownish/rust colored spotting starting. Does Rhubarb get rust like some other plants? Suggestions? Thanks
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"In 2003 we could have easily removed ourselves from the Western Wall plaza to Robinson's Arch — it was there then and it's there now," said Bonna Devora Haberman, one of WOW's founders and a signatory to the protest letter. "We've not yearned 25 years to be displaced from the central gathering point of the Jewish people at the Western Wall plaza."
Cheryl Birkner Mack, a WOW member who resigned from the organization's board in protest, plans to stand firm because the new section will be constructed at the site of archeological excavations, not at the centuries-old pilgrimage site. "I'm not interested in bigger, better, nicer, I'm interested in holiness and they're not suddenly going to impose holiness on the new site," said Mack, who also signed the letter.
Hoffman believes that there is no room for the dissenter's ideological rigidity today and commented that WOW's failure to negotiate for an alternative site back in the 1990s was "in retrospect a mistake" — though she said its negotiating power now is stronger.
The schism over the location of prayer meetings runs so deep among WOW members that dissenters may even face off with the group's board over control of the WOW name. Hoffman insists that the board owns the Women of the Wall brand, but Mack said that "morally and ethically" the dissenters should lay claim to the name. If the dissenters organize events or meetings under the WOW banner, this could result in a legal challenge from the board.
Even if Hoffman's camp retains control of WOW, and negotiates a satisfactory egalitarian section, some experts believe it is far from the end of the feminist battle over the Kotel. Ruth Halperin-Kaddari, head of Bar Ilan University's Ruth and Emanuel Rackman Center for the Advancement of Women's Status and a member of the U.N. Committee For Elimination of Discrimination Against Women, believes that a deal by WOW will not silence calls for women's rights at the main Kotel section in the long term. "Things will evolve and things will change," she said.
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The dispute within WOW also places its considerable American supporters in an awkward position. When queried about the split, Rabbi David Saperstein, director of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, told the Forward: "the Reform and Conservative movements have embraced the Sharansky proposal on condition that it be fully implemented. So therefore, we're sympathetic and appreciative of majority of Women of the Wall who think that opening of a larger area of the Wall to be areas of prayer that are accessible to all people, all Jews, is the most effective way of addressing need of having egalitarian, pluralistic, access to the Wall."
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I have two 30" wide pantries, one on each side of our fridge. The large bottom opening is approx 54" tall x 26" wide. The top of the lower opening ends at about 60" from the floor. I have a total of eight roll-out shelves. I can distribute them any number of ways between the two pantries. The top openings extend the pantry to a total height of about 7.5' from the floor. My wife and I are about 5'5" tall and we have two little kids ages 2 and 4 years old. I also included an overhead layout of the room. Most cooking prep would be done on either the peninsula or on the counter between the sink and range. These pantries will have to be our primary storage areas, having very few upper cabs and only two L-shaped base cabs for storage. We'd most likely keep in the pantries:
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I would reconsider putting counter top appliances in the pantry unless you absolutely must have empty counter. If you have a Kitchen Aid mixer or something equally heavy it will be very annoying to have to drag it out to use and will therefore get much less use. You have two deep corners where it would fit perfectly and be out of the way yet easy to pull out and use. I feel the same about the food processor but perhaps it and the blender are not used as often. In any case, things that are heavy and/or bulky should be at waist height so that you are not bending to pick them up. The plastic containers can go on the bottom, perhaps in a basket or large container to keep them corralled and your two year old will love to play with them. Have fun organizing, it means you are almost at the end of the process and you may end up moving things as you actually begin using the kitchen. Linda |
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Getting out of the noise floor
Believe it or not, working in radio used to be fun! Those of us who got into the business in the 1970s and earlier were drawn in because there was some magic about having an association with a radio station. We ended up working alongside the same on-air personalities we listened to as kids. There was a time when people were actually impressed to know someone that worked in radio because radio was bigger than life. Memories were made listening to the radio.
A successful radio engineer needed a unique mixture of skills like creativity, problem solving, dealing with egos, dealing with non-technical managers and working long hours, in addition to an aptitude in audio and RF. Radio engineering in its most basic form always represented something new and something challenging. Looking back on all of it, I think many of us now see those situations as fun on some crazy and what we now call geeky level. Most people don't get to mix work with their hobbies.
I'm not sure when the fun left engineering. Perhaps it was deregulation; limiting the amount of stations a person could own seemed to make better owners. Maybe we can blame Wall Street and the point when radio owners figured out they could go public and suddenly needed to keep the stockholders happy. Or possibly it was the ever-improving automation technologies that took the personality out of radio.
But here we are. Many of us are now left with the responsibility of solely running the show, which doesn't really permit us to do what made us enjoy the business in the beginning. Perhaps the fundamental problem is simply the loss of control we once had. Or the lack of time we now have to complete those (once fun) tasks, or maybe responsibilities are taking us in a direction that seems less interesting.
You're not alone
Satisfaction usually equates to fun in the workplace. According to studies of many large organizations, employees are apparently having less fun at work. Statistics from the U.S. Department of Labor concluded that only about 23 percent of employees are satisfied in their work situations. Interestingly, the age group that expresses the least satisfaction is in people under 25. The percentage increased in the older age ranges.
The main reasons for job dissatisfaction include:
Get the fun back
Excessive time and effort required at work takes away from personal time, particularly time with family and friends.
Excessive stress created by company policies, downsizing, economic conditions, unrealistic goals and expanding responsibilities.
Little significant income change as a result of increased responsibilities or excessive work hours.
Manage your time
While changing the way a company operates or its policies may be a little beyond your control, you can change the way you approach a job. Jack Welch, the former CEO of General Electric, considered one of the best places to work, has many writings and statements that have become legendary quotes. I think one of those quotes sums up concisely the underlying source of an individual's satisfaction: Control your own destiny or someone else will.
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Travel to India with A&K
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India is bigger than life: a population that exceeds a billion, 23 official languages and more than a million square miles of land. But one common thread runs through it — India floods your senses from every direction.
Anywhere you go, discover an energetic mélange of culture, aroma and flavor. Delhi is a city of fascinating contrasts, with remnants of the 12th to the 19th centuries lingering in Old Delhi and modern architecture and bustle in New Delhi. Agra is home to the majestic Taj Mahal and A&K arranges for you to view it at sunrise and sunset, when the colors reflecting on its surface are at their most brilliant. To the south, Udaipur sits serenely on the shores of Lake Pichola, where a private cruise offers postcard-worthy vistas at every turn. Stop to visit the Maharana's Crystal Gallery, opened expressly for you.
Mumbai, formerly known as the fabled Bombay, has a lovely harbor, marked by the Gateway of India, an 85-foot-high arch. Take a private boat ride from Mumbai Harbour to visit the rock-cut cave temples on Elephanta Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Back on land, glimpse everyday life at the Dhobi Ghat outdoor laundry and visit Mani Bhawan, a museum dedicated to the life of Mahatma Gandhi.
A&K even takes you inside the kaleidoscope of sights and sounds that is the spectacular Pushkar Fair, an annual camel and cattle sale attended by tribal villagers from all of Northern India. For more on where to go when and what to eat, see our tips for first–time travellers to India.
Exhilarating landscapes, the filigreed splendors of world-famous cities, and a unique spiritual heritage stretching back for millennia make India the perfect choice for an exotic, inspiring A&K journey.
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Warmly welcome to the Final seminar of ABOWE Baltic Sea Region Biorefinery project in Helsinki Viikki Campus area on 30.10.2014.
In the Final seminar will be heard test results of a novel biorefinery in three countries (Sweden, Poland, Finland) as well as future trends of biorefining. Moreover, it is possible to visit the mobile research station which has been constructed in a Finnish co-operation. The biorefinery has been innovated by Adj. Prof. Elias Hakalehto (Finnoflag Oy and University of Eastern Finland) and the research station has been designed and constructed in the co-operation project in Savonia University of Applied Sciences.
The topic is "Biorefining around the Baltic Sea and Global Ecodevelopment". The topics integrate the regional and global aspects of developing biorefining. Then acting locally would produce global ecodevelopment.
The seminar will be held in Lecture Hall 1 of the B-Building in Latokartanonkaari 7-9. The exhibition of the mobile Pilot A biorefinery pilot plant will be organized in the area of Tropical Garden in the address Koetilantie 1.
Please find attached the Programme for this event here as well as the latest ABOWE Pilot A Newsletter here. You may freely disseminate the invitation forward.
Pilot A has been transferred to Hagby bird farm outside Enköping in Sweden to be tested there until early October.
The Pilot A testing crew of Swedish tests outside Pilot A just before starting the first run. Couple of persons are missing from the picture.
Introductory Seminar was held in Wroclaw on 2.7.2014. There were also presented results from the two-month testing period of Pilot A.
The production of 2,3-butanediol and some other organic compounds were at high levels. This was remarkable achievement by the Polish-Finnish co-operation. In fact, Finnoflag biorefinery method has now been producing successful yields both in Finland and now in Poland by the Polish group led by Assistant Professor Emilia den Boer from Wroclaw University of Technology.
The director of the testing site ZGO Gac Ltd Andrzej Sobolak gave fine presentation on the construction of their new waste treatment plant.
Moreover, Professor Ryszard Szpadt from Wroclaw University of Technology gave lecture describing the potential biomasses in the Lower Silesia region which turned out to contain huge potentials of bioenergy production.
The 2,3-butanediol Downstream processes have been studied in co-operation with Ostfalia University of Applied Sciences (Eng. Tim Freidank and Professor Thorsten Ahrens).
Researcher Tuomas Huopana from University of Eastern Finland was characterizing the joint uses of biomass sources in biochemical and biogas production.
Adjunct Professor Elias Hakalehto introduced potential applications of Finnoflag technology of various fields, including microbiological purification of brown coal for environmental friendly combustion.
All news with respect to ABOWE tests and potential future applications have produced very potential indications.
ABOWE proceedings with the two pilot plants have been summarized in the latest Newsletters. You can download Pilot A Newsletter from here and Pilot B Newsletter from here.


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Which was Better WCW, WWE, ECW?
On May - 26 - 2013
Many people will disagree, but WCW was the best brand of professional wrestling at its peak. WCW boasted some of the greatest wrestling stars of all time in the 1990s such as Goldberg, Hulk Hogan, Sting, Chris Benoit, Chris Jericho, Rey Mysterio, Diamond Dallas Page, and many more. They also had innovative matches and divisions. The cruiser weight division in WCW featured high-flying action that excited fans from all over the world. Goldberg's impressive undefeated Read the rest of this entry »
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International Contract Assembly Group Acquires ATI
West Berlin, NJ - Apr 30, 2008 - International Contract Assembly Group, LLC (ICAG) has acquired Audio Technologies Inc. New funding and management provided by ICAG will allow ATI to modernize and expand its product line to better serve its target markets.
ICAG has named industry veteran Art Constantine to the position of vice president, sales and marketing. Constantine was formerly director of sales for both ATI and Day Sequerra. ATI introduced six new products at the NAB Show, and the company notes that it has more planned.
ICAG, a precision manufacturing facility, has long been a supplier of PC board assemblies and manufactured components for ATI. ICAG customers include Dell, General Dynamics, ITW and Kaiser Systems.
The company will continue to operate with sales based in New Jersey and manufacturing based in Arizona.
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