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The world's top financial leaders meet tomorrow in France to work on a
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The world's top financial leaders meet tomorrow in France to work on a
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I rescued a Money Tree a year ago, removed 3 dead trunks and cleaned up the surviving 2. There were almost no leaves a year ago, but many new shoots have sprouted from below the trimming points. They are growing really fast but very long and straggly, so some are hanging downwards under their own weight. Others are thicker but still bending (so they are growing sideways). Because there's a huge difference between the thick original trunks and the thin new green branches it looks kind of unattractive and I don't know how to trim it now to get it looking good. The original trunks are about 4 feet tall and the new branches are at least 2 feet long. I don't want the tree to be much taller so I don't want to tie the branches for them to grow upwards. But if I leave them hanging they're really messy and just grow further outwards taking up lots of space. Can some kind person please suggest a good way to cut/trim/tie the branches? Thanks in advance. Photos are here: [URL=http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/13/img0673ef.jpg/][IMG]http://img13.imageshack.us/img13/706/img0673ef.th.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
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Great job! Those trunks are awesome. Long, lanky growth is most likely due to low light conditions. Does it sit in That said, even if the plant is outside in proper light, the growth will still be very The only way to rein these guys in is to prune them. I would prefer to prune them Pruning can only do so much, however. Unless the light is improved, the new branches Josh |
Thanks for the reply, Josh. I didn't know that lankiness could come from lower light. Thanks for the information. Of course it makes sense now I think about it. The plant has been closer to the window than in the photo, but the curtains have been shut a lot of the time since May/June to keep the room cooler (it gets up over 40C/100F inside in summer) - so yes, the light has been really dim during the warmer months when it has been growing fastest. After summer, once the weather cools down I keep the curtains open more often, so would it be best to wait until after summer to prune them? Thanks. |
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Sure, my pleasure. Lankiness from lower light is called 'etoliation,' just to put a name on the symptom. Actually, we've missed the optimal pruning window for this year.
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Thanks again Josh, much appreciated. |
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First off go to a paint store do not buy paint, stain or finishes in a box store> Now we need to know what "white wood" would be before we can offer help. |
I have been working with a paint store, and purchased many samples before making a selection. As the color is curing it is turning more and more yellow, and I am unhappy. At this point my only choice will be to go much darker than the medium tone I originally chose and cover the color I do not like. I was hoping to see examples of stains in a large scale rather than staining one sample or one board; making a choice and be disappointed. I'm looking for a cool toned dark brown semi-transparent. "White wood" is a very common term around where I live meaning spruce or white pine. |
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It looks like 2 plants in one? The one with the smaller, narrow and pointy leaves looks like a marigold. |
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I am doing an off-white kitchen using Crystal cabinetry and am having a hard time deciding on which door style to go with. I am between the savanna, Halifax and elite door with a full overlay. If anyone has some pictures to share of their completed Crystal kitchens can you please post pictures for me?
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I wanted to do a light cream or antique white color. My kitchen is 16x18 with a large center island which I will also be doing in the same color. I am looking for a fairly formal look using wolf appliances and a hearth over my cooktop. I also have a butlers pantry which I would like to do with the same door style in a darker wood with the same granite that I have yet to choose. |
I've been a Crystal dealer for over 10 years. The best door for paint will be the Halifax because it uses mortise and tenon joinery on the door. Because the other two doors are mitered, there will be more chance of movement in the seams where the frame is joined together. Unfortunately, the Halifax door, with its applied moulding detail, is also the most expensive. It does make a very attractive kitchen though if you like a lot of detail. I know you will be happy with your Crystal cabinets, they are a very good company to work with and have given my clients great service. |
I was leaning toward the Halifax because it seemed the simplest of the 3, I want a raised panel door with a recessed drawer and I like the look of the moulding detail, go figure that it's the most expensive! Also I'm not gettin any benefit with the promos they are running because I don't want a glaze or inset. I live in the northeast and I've been told that with our climate inset doors will shift. If anyone has any pictures I would love to see them |
I don't think you would have a problem with the inset doors. I am in the Midwest where we have extreme humidity and temerature changes. I have not had any issues with my clients or on our showroom inset display. The current promotions end in a couple of weeks and there may be a new one on paint. I haven't heard anything yet but Crystal has been alternating the promotions. So you might wait a bit. In my territory we usually hear about the new promotion about a week before the old one ends. |
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I purchased a lovely 4 year old Taiyo peony tree in a 5 gallon pot last year with 3 buds. This year I have no buds and yellowing leaves. The tree is still in the pot and when there is sun it gets 6 hours of morning/early afternoon sun. I did not fertilize it.
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Do you notice the leaf veins are green but the leaf is yellow? this condition is called chlorosis and generally is caused by an iron deficiency. I would recommend a good fertilizer containing all the minors. If you intend to keep it permanently in a container, I would repot into a larger container with a long life well drained mix. Tree peonies do not need as much chilling as herbaceous but in zone ten you may be having a chilling deficiency. Al |
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X Japan – Massey Hall, Toronto – October 7th, 2010
Review & Photos by Mike Bax
After seeing footage of X Japan on the Banger Films documentary Global Metal, I have been an intrigued fan. X Japan played their first US show at Lollapalooza this past August in Chicago to a very warm response, and a short run of seven North American dates were booked afterwards for September and October.
X Japan are the biggest metal band in Japan. Their story is not unlike some of the metal stories over here - early success, a public break–up, a band member dying tragically, a reformation, and new material recorded. After more than 25 years, X Japan are finally delivering some live shows to a rabid North American fan-base. What is surprising is that the band really had to downscale their performance for our marketplace. If you take some time to Google foreign concert footage of X Japan, you will see a band that pulls out all of the stops. Lasers, pyrotechnics, fireworks and excess grandeur are all synonymous with X Japan abroad.
Even before entering the venue it was obvious that this evening's show was going to be an experience. Asian fans were posing in front of the Massey Hall signage to get their photos in front of the venue with X Japan spelled out in view behind them on the marquee. Fans were giddy with excitement, and had shown up with Yoshiki Hello Kitty dolls that had been purchased online to hold up throughout the bands performance.
Once inside the venue, it was like being in a foreign country. I don't mean this simply because I was one of a handful of Caucasian fans inside Massey Hall, but more in the different energy coming off of the crowd. Some of the fans in this venue had waited DECADES for this night to happen. There were numerous fans holding neon glow sticks in their hands in order to cross them into a glowing X symbol as the band played. There was a real feeling of androgyny in a lot of the outfits in attendance, something the band has been famous for over the years. And there were fans in attendance who screamed at the top of their lungs for the ENTIRE show (that's right orange haired girl from the back right... I'm talking to YOU). It was a total ear-plugs-are-mandatory Toronto experience.
Even with a scaled back stage set-up, the evening was impressive. Yoshiki's drum kit and piano were set up on a riser behind the band. Large LED monitors were set up behind the band to display video footage, and during two songs, columns of billowing smoke were blasted to the rafters of Massey Hall to dramatic effect.
Yoshiki came out draped in a Canadian flag for the band's encore, which didn't happen until after 15 minutes of deafening screams from the audience of "We Are X" over and over.
Yoshiki told the crowd that they had been trying very hard to come over to play in our country and that they were so very happy to finally to get to do so. He talked a bit about the band and their journey to North America, before being visibly moved… finishing with "You guys fucking ROCK", and the band then played 'Endless Rain', one of the best songs of the evening.
If a song was played that wasn't particularly popular, I wouldn't be able to tell for every track X Japan delivered was met with rabid enthusiasm from the Toronto crowd. Toshi, X Japan's lead vocalist doused the band with bottles of water throughout the evening. As energetic as the fans were, I felt the band was the obvious winner in the who is having more fun category, a point driven home as they all posed for multiple photos for themselves at the end of their performance, on the front of the stage
with the Massey Hall crowd in the background
Throughout the evening, X Japan showcased their ability to rock along with their musical abilities as both performers and composers. The show was peppered with multiple classical piano interludes and violin solos. It was a set of music unlike anything I have ever seen before in my life, and it was bloody good! Next year X Japan will release an album entirely in English for a North American marketing push. It will definitely be one to keep your eyes open for.
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Silent Jealousy
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Born to be Free
Drum Solo
Endless Rain
Art of Life
Forever Love
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LOL yes the girls at the back cosplaying hide and yoshiki were loud!! it was such an awesome night, watching the vids now the beginning was so epic when yo stood on his drum along with all the screams and music. i wish they would come back again in the near future =)
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I am one of those fans that waited almost twenty years to see this band. I scored front row center seats at the door from a dude named Tim. This was by far the most fun concert I have ever attended. The band was amazing and the fans were pretty awesome too. I was totally surprised to see so many chinese fans there; they may have outnumbered the Japanese fans. Can anyone explain this to me. And thanks to Tim for the best tickets in the history of Rock.
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It probably has to do with the fact that Chinese of Hong Kong / Taiwan descent follows Japanese music quite closely
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hi orange haired girl
If you are the girl on the main floor who was talking with the Yoshiki blue dress cosplay girl and then a security guy came to ask you about your seats, I had my doubts but I ended up thinking you were Asian lol... Which would mean "good job with the makeup" hehe I also thought the attitude was similar to how hide would act sometimes, no emotions, and then sudden unexpected reactions, weird wtf gesture, etc. I liked that about his attitude, it was awesome... ^^ Are you going to the NYC show?


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James attended the second annual Olevolos project fundraiser together with his ex One Tree Hill colleague Bryan Greenberg.
Lance Gross is officially coming to a small screen near you.
NBC recently announced that the network has picked up the presidential thriller Crisis which packs the House of Payne, Michael Beach, Rachael Taylor and James Lafferty in one cast. Gross plays Marcus Finley, a Secret Service agent who's thrown for a whirlwind his first day on the job after the Prez's son is kidnapped.
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It's field trip day for the students of Ballard High School, a place that educates the children of Washington, D.C.'s elite, top-of-their-industry CEOs, international diplomats, political power players and even the president's son. But when their bus is ambushed on a secluded rural road, the teenagers and their chaperones are taken, igniting a national crisis. Now with some of the country's most powerful parents at the mercy of one vengeful mastermind, the question arises: How far would you go and what would you become to ensure your child's safe return? With so many parents and dignitaries put into play with nowhere to turn and no one to trust, this unthinkable scenario grows from the select families at risk to an entire nation at stake.
The show is written/ executive produced by Rand Ravich with a tentative time slot of Sundays at 10pm. No word on premiere date as of yet.
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NBC has officially picked up the new drama series 'Crisis', which will see One Tree Hill alum James Lafferty return to the television for the first time since One Tree Hill wrapped last year.
The official synopsis for Crisis is, "When Washington's most powerful players are pulled into an international conspiracy, an unlikely puppeteer will bring everyone from CEOs to The President of the United States to their knees by threatening the things they hold most dear."
The pilot of the show was shot in Los Angeles, but the rest of the show is said to be filming in Chicago. The show will start airing as a mid-season replacement for NBC on Sunday nights, after football season and the Olympics wrap up.
The leads of the show are Dermot Mulroney and Gillian Anderson, but Lafferty will be playing a supporting character named Mr. Nash. In addition to 'Crisis', he also has a film called 'Lost In Purpose' hoping to find distribution this year, and he also has three movies in pre-production for next year. 'Crisis' stars Mulroney, Anderson, and Lafferty in addition to Rachael Taylor, Halston Sage, Lance Gross, Max Martini, Stevie Lynn Jones, Joshua Erenberg, and Max Schneider.
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"Crisis" is coming to NBC.
The conspiracy drama from Rand Ravich stars "X-Files" veteran Gillian Anderson as the CEO of a conglomerate whose daughter is abducted along with her classmates. Rachael Taylor, who recently appeared in "666 Park Avenue" on ABC, plays Anderson's estranged sister, an FBI agent. NBC's "Crisis" also stars Dermot Mulroney, James Lafferty, Max Martini, Stevie Lynn Jones and Halston Sage.
Here's the logline for NBC's "Crisis" via The Hollywood Reporter: "When Washington's most powerful players are pulled into an international conspiracy, an unlikely puppeteer will bring everyone from CEOs to The President of the United States to their knees by threatening the things they hold most dear."
In addition to "Crisis," NBC also ordered Jason Katims's adaptation of "About A Boy," J.J. Abrams's "Believe," "Family Guide" starring Parker Posey and the Sean Hayes/Victor Fresco comedy.
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Practicing Politics in the Twitter Era: If we are to speak of the age of online politics -- and I am not certain that we should -- let's say we've lived through the Blog Era (2001-04), the YouTube Era (2005-08) and now we are in the Twitter Era (2008-?). This screen shot of a blog post at Media Matters (of all places) juxtaposing tweets from Newt Gingrich and Matt Cooper -- proof alone that everyone in Washington is using Twitter -- provides a useful snapshot of the how Twitter works alongside the blogosphere (rumors of its death still exaggerated) in moving political messages online:
So the Right had a vibrant 'sphere in the post-9/11 Warblogging Period, which drifted after the 2004 election, as frustrated soon-to-be-ex-Pajamas Media bloggers can tell you. The Left owned the YouTube era, which happened to coincide, not coincidentally, with President Bush's second term. Their political blog infrastructure was developed largely on the participation of bloggers and blog readers, not anyone using Twitter yet, most of the time because Twitter did not exist or see any significant usage until SXSW 2007. (You know who I can't find on Twitter? MoveOn.)
For at least a year now, the Right again has been leading the way on an Internet-based communication platform. So far it's to organize for Conservatism somewhat broadly as a unifying cause. Top Conservatives on Twitter is not quite a MoveOn for the Right -- a whispered-of but ultimately mythical animal not unlike the "Party-in-a-laptop" idea popular with some Neoliberals -- but it could have more value as a list than Gingrich's own Drill Here, Drill now efforts and even the (also short-time) #dontgo message it spawned last August. These new conservative projects are often built around Twitter itself. Sometimes this results in really annoying tweets, but at this point the right is doing more interesting things in this space. Twitter is smaller than Facebook, but makes up for it in volume of press hits (hopefully someone with Nexis can back this up for me) and news reports that its traffic is about to go all hockey-stick. Maybe it will go Galt as well.
Conservatives also have other, much older infrastructure whose blogging component counts a few successes but still relies on decidedly Web 1.0 websites, and so hasn't taken as big a hit in the Great Blog Crash of 2008-09. And like companies of the dot com crash (including Google itself), the concepts and websites that clawed their way out of the rubble did not and will not bring back substantial returns in the short run. Twitter, by its sheer simplicity, is kind of a Long Tail product in that we can (and often seem to actually do) use it in spare moments between the day, which means its audience could approach that of e-mail (especially since, you know, you need an e-mail account to join Twitter). Either could build that kind of reach, depending on who experiments more through the rest of the arbitrary era proper.
Using #TCOT vs. No Hashtags Whatsoever:
According to Internet marketing blog Hubspot, the right's #TCOT momentum means it vastly outnumbers the hashtags left-leaning Twitter users and bloggers... er, aren't listed as using, not here at least. Hmm. So which hashtags do the left use?
Turns out the left-verse doesn't do hashtags at all, that I could see from checking these accounts over the weekend:
My question for the Left is whether the port side of the Twitterverse will adopt the same habit of hashtags that moves stories -- and if it does, whether it will even be led by the Kos-Greenwald-Marshall-Hamsher-Klein-Stoller-Yglesias Netroots movement. (Note: In the comments at Blog P.I. a fellow Twittizen points out there is a website collecting progressive hashtags: Tweetleft. And as she observes, organized hashtag use lies beyond "'the usual' accounts.")
And my question for the Right is whether they know any of the Top 5 Conservatives on Twitter, because I haven't got a clue.
Benchmark note: As of Sunday afteroon, Markos Moulitsas (2,411) has 7,288 fewer followers than John Culberson (9,699).
Adapted from a post at Blog P.I.
Aaron Marks asks if we are on the verge of a rightroots movement. The answer to that question depends on what we're organizing around: new tools or specific political objectives?
The last couple of months has seen a flourish of conservative organizing on Twitter. Now, we have DiggCons, complete with hashtag.
As someone who just crossed 3,000 followers on Twitter while writing this post, I'm just as thrilled as anyone about these developments. But I feel compelled to add a caution.
If these new movements don't evolve beyond efforts to colonize insert-Web 2.0-property-here, reacting to perceived liberal dominance of these spaces, we will not move the ball forward. That's because strategy must always precede tactics. A unifying goal to organize around is inevitably more compelling than cheerleading for specific tools. The end goal should not be to dominate, or keep ourselves from getting buried on Twitter or Digg. The goal should be to (eventually) dominate the American political system through the strategic use of all the tools at our disposal, including e-mail lists, fundraising, blogs, social networks, Twitter, or tools that don't even exist yet. In terms of how we communicate to the outside world, blog / Twitter / Digg triumphalism should be kept at a minimum, and a statement of our ultimate political objectives -- delivered in clear, non-technical language that even late adopters can understand -- must be in the foreground.
If you want a great example of goal-based online political organizing, look no further than Chris Bowers' call to his readers to pressure Democratic members of Congress to support no-name liberal legislation that would normally die in committee. This is actually a useful and serious political objective the realization of which just happens to be made easier by technology. But there is no tech-triumphalism in this -- just a hard-nosed political goal.
In many ways, the Open Left example mirrors the initial development of the conservative and liberal blogospheres. Conservative blogs in their early days featured a lot of blog-triumphalism, with "Carnival of X" serving as the precursor of a hashtag. This self-referential activity was good at building lots of interlinking between blogs -- but meanwhile, the left was beating us by organizing around concrete political objectives outside the political blogosphere. Raise Money for Candidate X. Defeat Bill Y. There is a lesson there. Anyone, whether an existing user of the tools or not, will be drawn to the goal, and will eventually latch on to the tools as a way to achieve the goal. The netroots was not self-consciously about dominating blogs. It was about routing around existing failed power structures to achieve concrete external goals, and blogs just happened to be the readiest tool in the arsenal.
People like Justin Hart are working to convert the right's energy on Twitter into dollars for candidates and organizations. And #TCOT has a whole slew of action projects, including a campaign to realize the 435 District Strategy and pressuring RNC members to get on Twitter. Given that Twitter is best used as a person-to-person medium, this is actually not a bad way to personally influence the 168 who elect the next Chairman to make sure our concerns are heard.
As someone who conspired in the creation of a hashtag around the wedding of one of The Next Right's founders last night (Congrats, Soren!), I know what great fun they can be. But if our goal is to exert real-world political power and convince the late adopters to follow, we might want to think about organizing our movement around things that are more serious, and less meta, than another hashtag.
Okay, I'm being facetious. The other explanation that I'm self-hating, as a blogger going on seven years and an avid Twitter user with a network of 2,451.
There is a serious point to this, and one that should be dramatized for the candidates running for RNC Chairman: the Internet is not just blogs and Twitter. New media is a big world -- from websites, to e-mail lists, to fundraising, to online advertising, to search engine optimization, to GOTV applications, to internal databases, to APIs, to YouTube, to mobile, to emerging platforms like iPhone/Android, and yes, to social media. Done wrong*, creating a Twitter account and holding a few blogger conference calls is the lowest cost form of engagement and can be a fig leaf for continuing business as usual in other parts of the organization. The hard part is integrating new media in everything the organization does, using it to transform volunteer recruitment, or open a new eight and nine figure revenue stream. Those are the big challenges the next RNC Chairman needs to be worrying about.
To understand where the growth markets are, let's look at how many people the Obama campaign had in each of its online programs, according to recent media reports:
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Back for advice once again! In our new build, we have 15" deep floor to ceiling cabinets (frameless) in the butler panty and also in several bathrooms. The butler pantry cabinet will used for storing pottery (lots, but mostly small pieces) that we collected while living in Japan. |
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I would check the internal usable depth measurements of drawers vs. pullouts for your cabinet manufacturer, but I would think you would get more depth using drawers. I have some small drawers in a hutch in my bathroom that is only 12" deep. The usable depth is 8" deep. As in most things, it depends both on what you want to store and what is the end look you want. Since you know what you want to store, measure it out and compare that to the specs for drawers vs. ROT to see which works better. |
With my old kitchen, shallow drawers would have been meaningless, but in this kitchen I have frameless cabinets with undermounted full extension glides. My breakfast room hutch has 15" depth uppers and we put drawers in the mid section that goes to the counter. They have been more useful that I would have thought. They hold teas, gadgets for coffee and wine (steaming wands, pump and cork pulls), one has medicines, another napkins, trivets -- but those are things we use at or near the table. That said, what would you see using drawers for in each of your locations? You haven't mentioned anything that makes me think you need drawers, much less that many of them (but bathroom "stuff" can mean TP -- easy on a 13-14" shelf, or shampoos and other bottles that would be nice to be able to reach behind, but it doesn't sound like a place for makeup and such). You will lose some space (maybe more to rollouts) and with the shallower depth, there is a diminishing return in terms of accessibility. Drawers allow you to reach what is in the middle and back, especially with a lot of small items. There is less need for that with shallower cabinets and with larger items. Also, at 50" height, you are getting to an uncomfortable height for most folks to see and reach into a drawer. Finally, I see your drawings as planning for doors that have a larger, medium, smaller stack for a visual grounding. Adding drawers will alter that aesthetic, so make sure you get a drawing with doors and drawers -- or sketch up one yourself, and make sure you are happy with it before you go further. Rollouts can be added behind the doors if you later find you need them. You can also use some baskets and such to organize a few things without as much expense or loss of space. It really depends on how they would be used. That's something you need to figure out |
We have full-extension drawers in 12" deep cabinets and would recommend a limited number for specific uses. A lot of space will be lost to their mechanisms, so if space were an issue thin-walled bins on pull-out shelves might be better that way, purchasing the bins first. We also have 12" deep wall pantry cabinets, and it is all too easy to "lose" cans and bottles in the back, so it certainly would be for 15". However, you're storing mostly dishes/serving items it shouldn't be such an issue. Maybe some selected shelves could be full-extension pull-outs, especially for glassware, vases, etc.--and perhaps shelves below an easy bend-and-peer level, depending on how much you like to build exercise into daily life. |
Valinsv, lascatx, and rosie, Thank you for your sharing your thoughts. This morning I mapped out exactly how I wanted these cabinets to be used, and in some cases, I really don't know yet how the space will be used. I actually talked to my architect and asked if there was an intentional aesthetic to the large/medium/small thing. Ummm, the answer was a resounding "yes"! I like the aesthetic we have going on, so, except for one bathroom where function overrules, I will not use drawers in these cabs. (Thanks lascatx for raising the question!) I added pull-out shelves to some cabinets, but left the others alone with flexible/removable shelving inside so that I can live in the space for a while and decide later if I want more pull-outs. Seems logical now... :-) Thanks - Ott2 |
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Postpartum Food – Dinners
Dinner ideas, all vegetarian, egg & soy free, most corn free and some are gluten free. (Course assignment to gather recipes to share with clients for simple meals postpartum.)
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Is it true that i can spray RU in my garden spote 2 weeks before i plant to keep down on the weeds? That is what i have heard anyways thanks. |
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Yes. It's out of most soils way before then (a matter of a day in most cases), but 2 weeks is considered universally safe. I'm only speaking on the classic formulations. I don't know a whole lot of the "new" RU-max or whatever it is that persists for weeks+ forming some kind of chemical barrier. I doubt I'd want to use something like that for more than a sidewalk or driveway, anyway. |
- Posted by gardener_sandy z7 VA (My Page) on Fri, Jul 10, 09 at 7:42
Here is a copy/paste from an email I received from Scotts regarding the use of Roundup in vegetable gardens. "We have more than one Roundup formula. While some of our Roundup products are registered for use around edible crops, others are not. If the formula that you are using only has glyphosate/ pelargonic acid as the active ingredients, it may be used in and around edible plants, provided the product does not come in contact with the plant. If the formula you have contains diquat or triclopyr, then it must be used in a manner that insures a sufficient distance, preventing spray from contacting sensitive or edible plants. We do not recommend using the diquat or triclopyr formulations to kills weeds in an existing vegetable garden. Finally, if the product was applied to edibles, we recommend that they not be harvested for at least one year's time." It's always a good idea to go to the responsible source when there are questions about any kind of pesticide (and herbicides fall into that category.) They are the experts and know that they will be liable if they give out wrong information. I had been seeing a lot of questions about using RU around veggies, so I went to the source. Sandu |
Search 'Roundup' on this forum for lots of discussions on its use, good points and bad, in the vegetable garden. Dave |
- Posted by three6nine (My Page) on Fri, Jul 10, 09 at 10:30
I don't see how a chemical company who states that "...if the product was applied to edibles, we recommend that they not be harvested for at least one year's time." can be described as "responsible". Definitely do the search digdirt suggests. There are other, safer, ways to accomplish what you desire. jmo |
It was said "I don't see how a chemical company who states that "...if the product was applied to edibles, we recommend that they not be harvested for at least one year's time." can be described as "responsible". " All chemical companies go through very prolonged and expensive testing for the products they sell. Some are never tested on edibles, or are tested on edibles and found wanting. The label always describes appropriate use and application. Some folks use chemicals -- weed killers in the above instances -- because they know they kill weeds. But those same people often disregard the label which says for "ornamental plants, only" or "not for edibles" and/or other similar statements. Thus, companies which make the above statement are very responsible. It's the user that's not. |
I agree. Keep in mind that companies usually go overboard in their statements just to be on the safe side. Which IMO, is being responsible, because they dont know what kind of idiot is going to pick their product up, misuse it, then sue. Or what if it doesn't biodegrade in two weeks like its supposed to? The company is just trying to cover everything, better safe than sorry. |
g'day mitch, can't see that applying that stuff is ever needed, check how we do our beds and then we mulch heavily and weeds are no issue whatsoever. you can't realy take to heart what a chem' comany or their supporters might say about a product. there has been much said around the 'net that the residue remains in the soil up to 2 years after use. search out some of the discussions previously had in these forums and others, for the main publicity is all negative against the use of it. i think there was a case of some sort of litigation some years ago against the company that makes the stuff?? something to do with their statement that it is fully bio-degradable and leaves no residue?? you may find it with a google search. len |
Here is a link that might be useful: lens garden page
- Posted by gardener_sandy z7 VA (My Page) on Fri, Jul 10, 09 at 22:54
Those who have been following gardening issues for years are aware that chemicals come and chemicals go. What is considered "safe" this year if used as directed, is considered the devil's own concoction next year. And when I said go to the "responsible source" I meant the company responsible for making and selling the product. That was not meant to imply any responsible (or irresponsible) actions or policies of the company in question. Yes, there are less toxic ways to control weeds. But that was not what mitch59 asked. He wanted to know if RU could be sprayed on weeds in an area that was to be planted as a vegetable garden in 2 weeks. That's the question I was trying to answer. Now if he had asked about the best way to control weeds in a potential vegetable bed, then the answer would have been entirely different. I'm not totally against the use of chemicals. My main point was that if someone is going to use them, then the USER is the responsible party and should be aware of the proper way to use the product. And the company that manufactures it is the best source for that information. Clearer? Sandy |
"Finally, if the product was applied to edibles, we recommend that they not be harvested for at least one year's time." The only edibles this would apply to is something extreme like eradicating ivy from taking over a fruit tree. You don't apply RU to any seasonal veggie crop I know of and have it live. Every word on a bottle of herb/pesticide is the law and they are totally liable for every word on the bottle. This isn't your same area of governance as the shampoo industry or vitamin supplements. They have to cover every base. Environmental law is it's own area of study and practice for a reason...there's a slew of hardcore laws covering stuff like pesticides/herbicides and their exact uses. |
I only use the stuff on backyard poison ivy! And I even hate using it there. |
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