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The Top 5 Intellectual Property Mistakes
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The Pixar-inspired Guide to Managing a Creative Company
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Fair Game
Friday November 3, 1995
Imagine Cindy Crawford as a civil attorney who specializes in defending the downtrodden. Imagine William Baldwin as a Miami cop so tough he shrugs off beatings that would disable an ox. Imagine enough mayhem and explosions to keep 41 stunt players busy. But don't imagine there is any reason to see "Fair Game."
Even the recruited audience, without whose presence the filmmakers felt unsafe exposing their work to critics, seemed a little dumbstruck at how feeble a piece of business this is. By the time the much-anticipated Crawford-Baldwin love scene unspooled, it generated more giggles than gasps.
This is not a knock on the attractive leads, who gamely slog their way through a variety of grimy situations only to be overmatched by a desultory script by Charlie Fletcher and inept direction by Andrew Sipes, first-timers both and not particularly promising ones at that.
Baldwin, whose lines are of the "I need some answers" variety, goes through the heroic motions like a good soldier, while Crawford, in her feature debut, does the best she can without the benefit of, to put it gently, an overwhelming amount of talent. Both have personalities pleasant enough to make it regrettable that they're trapped in the lamest model-turned-actress movie since Lauren Hutton co-starred with Evel Knievel in the misbegotten "Viva Knievel!"
Crawford plays Kate McQuean, a Miami-based family attorney who defends women against abusive husbands and for some reason keeps the same "It's the Law" sign hanging in both her home and office. It requires a bit of doing to imagine that this ordinary citizen would attract the attention of the most feared group of killers in the Western World, but that is what "Fair Game" insists we believe.
Arriving in Miami intent on blasting McQuean to oblivion is a feared group of former KGB scum, led by the ruthless Col. Kazak (Steven Berkoff), whose tempers have not been improved by a protracted stay in Cuba. Irked at McQuean because a divorce action she initiated could compromise his attempt to steal much of the world's wealth (don't ask), the colonel is determined to turn her into chopped liver as soon as possible.
Equally intent on protecting her is Dade County homicide detective Max Kirkpatrick (Baldwin), who just happens to have the skills to go toe-to-toe with these ruthless Russkies. Yes, they have the capacity, a la "The Net," to track their prey anywhere using computers, but none of them are the least bit photogenic and in this movie the beautiful people inevitably come out on top.
Clocking in at 90 minutes, "Fair Game" has the feeling of a movie that's been trimmed, which, given what remains, may not be a bad thing. Both Fletcher's script, adapted from a novel by Paula Gosling, and Sipes' direction have a hurried feeling to them, as if they couldn't wait to get this movie over with and forgotten.
Which brings us back to Crawford, who spends a fair amount of the movie in demurely revealing outfits that expose carefully rationed areas of flesh. Though the credits indicate that three makeup people, two hairstylists, a vocal consultant and a dialogue coach all pitched in and helped her, the actress would have been better served by a single employee who knew how to read scripts and was savvy enough to advise her to stay away from this one.
Fair Game, 1995. R, for intermittent strong violence, language and a scene of sexuality. A Silver Pictures production, released by Warner Bros. Director Andrew Sipes. Producer Joel Silver. Executive producer Thomas M. Hammel. Screenplay by Charlie Fletcher, based on the novel by Paula Gosling. Cinematographer Richard Bowen. Editors David Finfer, Christian Wagner, Steven Kemper. Costumes Louise Frogley. Music Mark Mancina. Production design James Spencer. Art director William F. Matthews. Set designer Mark Garner. Set decorator Don K. Ivey. Running time: 1 hour, 30 minutes. William Baldwin as Max Kirkpatrick. Cindy Crawford as Kate McQuean. Steven Berkoff as Colonel Kazak. Christopher McDonald as Meyerson.
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Hi, i have potted one childsiana and the giant white calla about two and half weeks ago but so far non is sprouting. I place both pots on my sunny window sills. The temp. in my house is around 68-75. Soil is half peat moss, one fourth vermiculite and perlite. What should i do to speed up the process? I am just afraid the longer it sit in the soil, the higher chance the bulbs will rot. thanks. |
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If you have the type of refrigerator that gets hot on top put the pot on the refrigerator. Or if it blows hot air out at the bottom grille put it in front of the grille. Anyplace that is nice and warm. Your sunny window probally gets really cold at night so at least move it out of the window at night. |
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Oh and, BTW, thanks for the congrats! :D
And, also, just so folks know...I was at least usin' a slightly stylish belt, and not a rope, for the cinchin'...! :-D
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Adam Michael Starkey, 32, faces 50 years to life in prison if convicted of first-degree murder and a sentence-enhancing gun use allegation in the Jan. 24, 2012, slaying of Jennifer Bowers. Starkey's attorney maintains the shooting was accidental. According to the Riverside County District Attorney's Office, the defendant shot Bowers with a .38-caliber Colt revolver while holding the barrel less than two inches from her forehead. The couple had been drinking heavily and squabbling throughout the night, by Starkey's own admission. He told sheriff's investigators that at one point he walked out of the single-wide trailer with his Advertisement According to Deputy District Attorney Natale Pitre, Starkey went back into the trailer moments later, reloaded the gun, then approached Bowers and allegedly shot her once at point-blank range. Starkey called 911 and reported the shooting. At the time of his arrest, his blood-alcohol level was .23 -- almost three times over the legal limit to drive in California. Deputy Public Defender Michael Micallef is arguing the gun went off accidentally because of mishandling, including from having the wrong type of ammunition loaded into the chamber. Starkey and Bowers worked together at a Target store and had been dating for about a year. The defendant is being held without bail at the Robert Presley Jail in Riverside. 0 comments Be the first to share your opinion on this article!
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More than 1,000 FFA and 4-H Members competed at first Student Ag Expo in Billings, Nov. 3-5.
Events were held at the Holiday Inn Grand Montana, MetraPark, the Billings Career Center and the Rocky Mountain College Equestrian Center.
Competitions included the NILE livestock contest, the state FFA floriculture contest, horse evaluation, meats evaluation, mechanics, agricultural sales, speaking, agronomy, agriscience, ag communications, agricultural issues, parliamentary procedure, meeting procedures, marketing plan and the popular quiz-bowl contest. Plus, leadership workshops were held each evening of the event.
Sponsors included the Billings Ag Chamber; Montana Farmer's Union; Montana Farm Bureau Federation; Agri-Industries, AMC; the Montana Land Reliance; and Ace Hardware stores.
The Student Ag Expo was initiated as a replacement for the former Montana State University Ag Days.
Event coordinator, Ramey Lunceford, executive director of the Montana FFA Foundation, said, "Ag Days was such a valuable recruiting tool for FFA Chapters and 4-H clubs across Montana that, when MSU dropped the program, we couldn't just let the program go, and, therefore, we came up with this new event, the Student Ag Expo, which turned out to be very successful."
He added that "the Expo turned out to be the second largest agricultural youth gathering in Montana, with the largest gathering occurring at the State FFA Convention which draws nearly 1,500."
Results of the competitions are as follows:
* NILE senior livestock contest: First-place team, Sweetgrass County 4-H. First-place individual, Riley McKenney, Sweetgrass County 4-H. Second-place team: Carbon County 4-H. Second-place individual, Bobby Dorvall, Carbon County 4-H. Third-place team, Paint Rock FFA (Wyoming). Third-place individual, Morgan Flitner, Paint Rock FFA.
* NILE junior livestock contest: First-place team: Sweetgrass County 4-H. First-place individual, Jayelyn Ruckman, Fairfield FFA. Second-place team, Conrad FFA. Second-place individual, Kate Indreland, Sweetgrass County 4-H. Third-place team, Beaverhead FFA. Third-place individual, Haven Meged, Custer County 4-H.
* Floriculture: First-place team: Park FFA. First-place individual, Emily Fochs, Park FFA. Second-place team, Joliet FFA. Second-place individual, Janice Franck, Park FFA. Third-place team, Missoula FFA. Third-place individual, Shauntae Harmon, Missoula FFA.
* Senior Meats: First-place team, Flathead FFA. First-place individual, Carmen Tikka, Flathead FFA. Second-place team, Cascade County 4-H. Second-place individual, Brandon Gould, Cascade County 4-H. Third-place team, Stevensville FFA. Third-place individual, Brock Hofer, Cascade County 4-H.
* Junior Meats: First-place team, Missoula FFA. First-place individual, Carson Davidson, Cascade County 4-H. Second-place team, Melstone FFA. Second-place individual, Ryan Handley, Missoula FFA. Third-place team, Ruby Valley FFA. Third-place individual, Travis Levanen, Flathead FFA.
* Senior horse judging: First-place team, Paint Rock FFA, Wyoming. First-place individual, Amy Hager, Shields Valley FFA. Second-place team, Shepherd FFA. Second-place individual: Jace Hook, Paint Rock FFA. Third-place team, Shields Valley FFA. Third-place individual: Taylor Werbelow, Paint Rock FFA.
* Junior horse judging: First-place team, Simms FFA. First-place individual, Layton Rohrer, Simms FFA. Second-place team, Forsyth FFA. Second-place individual, Ty Morgan, Ruby Valley FFA. Third-place team, Park FFA. Third-place individual, Madeline Mogensen, Missoula FFA.
* Senior agronomy: First-place team, Shields Valley FFA. First-place individual, Alissa Wolenetz, Carter County (Ekalaka) FFA. Second-place team, Big Timber FFA. Second-place individual, Laurie Hogemark, Big Timber FFA. Third-place team, Stevensville FFA. Third-place individual, Makayla Hogenson, Shields Valley FFA.
* Junior agronomy: First-place team, Broadus FFA. First-place individual, Carter Lynch, Broadus FFA. Second-place team, Roundup FFA. Second-place individual, Makayla Robertson, Roundup FFA. Third-place team, Malta FFA. Third-place individual, Amelia Clark, Colstrip FFA.
*Senior ag communications: First-place team, Cascade FFA. First-place individual, Laurie Hogemark, Big Timber FFA. Second-place team, Missoula FFA. Second-place individual, Molly McGonigal, Cascade FFA. Third-place team, Big Timber FFA. Third-place individual, Ethan Cox, Cascade FFA.
* Junior ag communications: First-place team, Cascade FFA. First-place individual, Darby Bogden, Cascade FFA. Second-place team, Simms FFA. Second-place individual, Elsie Carpenter, Cascade FFA. Third-place team: Melstone FFA. Third-place individual, Zeb Bloom, Simms FFA.
* Senior agricultural sales: First-place team: Cascade FFA. First-place individual, Codi Rogers, Park City FFA. Second-place team, Joliet FFA. Second-place individual, Mark Melton, Cascade FFA. Third-place team, Miles City FFA. Third-place individual, Taylor Rumph, Broadus FFA.
* Junior agricultural sales: First-place team, Missoula FFA. First-place individual, Elizabeth Armstrong, Roundup FFA. Second-place team, Simms FFA. Second-place individual, Sierra Tribby, Simms FFA. Third-place team, Denton FFA. Third-place individual, Jaeger Schaffer, Denton FFA.
* Agricultural Issues Forum: First-place team, Cascade. Second-place team, Chinook. Third-place team, Melstone.
* Senior Mechanics: First-place team: Cascade FFA. First-place individual, Ethan Cox, Cascade FFA. Second-place team, Big Timber FFA. Second-place individual, Kyle Finley, Cascade FFA. Third-place team, Shields Valley FFA. Third-place individual, Austin Standley, Missoula FFA.
* Junior mechanics: First-place team, Victor FFA. First-place individual, Nick Haag, Ruby Valley FFA. Second-place team, Ruby Valley FFA. Second-place individual, Charlie Smart, Ruby Valley FFA. Third-place team, Simms FFA. Third-place individual: Madison Martinson, Choteau FFA.
* Meeting procedures: 1. Malta FFA. 2. Cascade FFA. 3. Stevensville FFA.
* Parliamentary procedure: 1. Shields Valley FFA. 2. Shepherd FFA. 3. Missoula FFA.
* Junior Quiz Bowl: 1. Roundup FFA. 2. Cascade FFA.
* Senior Quiz Bowl: 1. Stevensville FFA. 2. Conrad FFA. 3. Mission Valley FFA.
* Senior extemporaneous speaking: 1. Ethan Cox, Cascade FFA. 2. Dan Johnson, Beaverhead FFA. 3. Bobby Dorvall, Clarksfork FFA.
* Junior extemporaneous speaking: 1. Ryanne Tracey, Victor FFA. 2. Daisy McBee, Roundup FFA. 3. Alex King, Roundup FFA.
* Agriscience poster: 1. Heather Herman, Fairfield FFA. 2. Jayelyn Ruckman, Fairfield FFA. 3. Shayla Monroe & Catie Bach, Conrad FFA.
* Agriscience Fair: 1. Dana Dale, Fairfield FFA. 2. Katie Townsend, Fairfield FFA. 3. Taylor Schroeder, Fairfield FFA.


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DANVERS - An Andover woman who was a teacher at Danvers High School was killed last night and a 14-year-old student is being held as a suspect in the homicide, according to the district attorney.
Colleen Ritzer, 24, of 5 Dascomb Road, graduated from Andover High School in 2007. She was a math teacher in Danvers since September 2012 after graduating from Assumption College in 2011.
According to police and Essex County District Attorney Jonathan Blodgett, police received a report at 11:20 p.m. last night that Ritzer had not returned home and was not answering her cell phone.
When they went to the high school, police found blood in a second-floor bathroom.
Working with the state police along with Topsfield and Danvers police, they conducted a search and found Ritzer in the woods near the school.
"It is apparent she was a homicide victim," Blodgett said at a press conference this morning.
Earlier, police had received a missing persons report about a 14-year-old boy from Danvers High School.
He was found walking on Route 1 in Topsfield at 11:20 p.m.
He was taken into custody and brought to Danvers.
He is currently being held and will be arraigned on murder charges in Juvenile Court later today, Blodgett said.
In 2007 when she graduated, Ritzer received a technology award for Excellence in TV production. Joe Spanos, the retired head of the TV production department at the high school, remembered Ritzer well.
"I cried when I heard the sad news this morning," said Spanos, who still lives in Andover and retired two years ago. "She was a great student. I taught her in my TV production class. She was a teaching assistant. "She always wanted to be a teacher."
Before working at Danvers, she worked at a middle school in Stow, Mass.
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CORPUS CHRISTI - A convenience store clerk was robbed at gunpoint in the 3200 block of Tiger Lane on Tuesday morning, police said.
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Police said the man took an undisclosed amount of money and packs of cigarettes before leaving in a gray or silver Chevrolet pickup.
Police described the white male as 30 to 40 years old standing 5 feet 5 inches to 5 feet 8 inches tall, and weighing about 150 to 170 pounds, according to the release. He wore a white T-shirt, jeans and work boots.
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Bake these over the weekend, and enjoy throughout the week for breakfast or a snack. Carbs: 46.2g | Fat: 9.5g | Fiber: 4.9g | Protein: 5.1g | Calories: 276.5
High fiber, healthy breakfast muffin. Submitted by KIMBERK24 Carbs: 20.8g | Fat: 3.4g | Fiber: 2.8g | Protein: 2.9g | Calories: 115.7
Parsley and capers add flavor to this veggie-packed, heart-healthy dish. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 39.3g | Fat: 4.1g | Fiber: 3.4g | Protein: 34g | Calories: 337.7
A low-fat and easy to prepare version of this favorite chicken entree. Carbs: 21.3g | Fat: 10.4g | Fiber: 2.9g | Protein: 36.3g | Calories: 332.7
A sure family favorite! Make it the night before and pop into the oven when you wake up. Carbs: 21.2g | Fat: 12.4g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 27.7g | Calories: 308.3
I can't get enough of this easy recipe; it's ready in 15 minutes!The still-runny egg yolk adds a creaminess to the sauce and perfectly mixes with the spinach. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 53.9g | Fat: 6.5g | Fiber: 6.9g | Protein: 18.1g | Calories: 337.3
Slow cookers aren't just for meat! This is a tasty, affordable one-pot vegetarian meal that's filling and perfect for your slow cooker. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 30.5g | Fat: 3.8g | Fiber: 8.2g | Protein: 7g | Calories: 183.6
Creamy pudding makes fantastic frozen treats. Carbs: 6g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 2.4g | Calories: 35.3
These tasty roasted vegetables can be cooked on the grill or roasted in the oven! The pineapple adds a wonderful sweetness to the vegetables. Submitted by HONEYLEA Carbs: 17g | Fat: 7.2g | Fiber: 2.8g | Protein: 2.3g | Calories: 136.5
Garlic lovers, rejoice! This recipe contains a whopping two heads, but the flavor mellows and sweetens when baked. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 12.5g | Fat: 7.1g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 28.7g | Calories: 239.3
A much quicker version of the Italian classic; less time, but no less taste. Submitted by VEGGIEKITTY Carbs: 34.5g | Fat: 10.7g | Fiber: 4.9g | Protein: 28g | Calories: 342.3
We cut the grease and used reduced-fat string cheese to re-create a pub favorite. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 15.1g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 15.4g | Calories: 145.2
This is a delicious and easy Pakistani recipe Submitted by QUILTBUGJ Carbs: 12g | Fat: 7g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 22.5g | Calories: 199.2
This colorful low-sodium cholesterol-free vegetable baked dish is prepared without any added fat. Carbs: 8.6g | Fat: 0.2g | Fiber: 2.6g | Protein: 1.8g | Calories: 37.2
Using low-fat milk instead of cream lowers the saturated fat content in this hearty summer soup. Carbs: 33.3g | Fat: 5.3g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 8.1g | Calories: 209.5
This slimmed down version of your favorite dip is easy to make--and it's light enough for you to load up on it! Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 3.8g | Fat: 4.6g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 3g | Calories: 73.9
Serve this black bean salsa known as cowboy caviar at your next potluck. Submitted by JANAE55 Carbs: 9.4g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 2.9g | Protein: 2.6g | Calories: 68.8
This is a great recipe to use as a basis for plenty of meals! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 19.8g | Fat: 3.2g | Fiber: 4.9g | Protein: 29.7g | Calories: 225.4
Cookbook creator says: Omit lemon peel. Put potatoes in while roasting. Carbs: 12.3g | Fat: 6.7g | Fiber: 4.6g | Protein: 55g | Calories: 318
A quick and easy dinner that is also low in fat, this chicken casserole is perfect for busy nights. Submitted by LYZ219 Carbs: 15.8g | Fat: 7.3g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 36.8g | Calories: 284.2


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Hi, I would like to start a thread of photos and ideas you have implemented for great clematis combos. I'm especially interested in combining clematis with clematis, but also love the rose/clematis combo and other perennials as well. I just started collecting clematis in 2010, so most of mine are on the sleeping or creeping stage of things.
I saw the thread about "great clematis combos" and I was like, irish_rose_grower about being disappointed the photos were deleted. So, let us start a new thread filled with ideas and fantastic photos!! When deciding on what to pair up with each other, I always stick with the same pruning requirements (2's with 2's and 3's with 3's). I really love going for color contrast! Other ideas I have read about are: Combining to extend the blooming period (early with mid or late season). Also, planting the same color, but two different forms and or size of flower. A few that I am especially excited about having tried last year, but most I do not have photos of yet are: Forever Friends with Romantika
Just a few photos I have so far that show combos: Relections with Md Julia Correvon: Emila Plater with Ville de Lyon: Fireworks with Niobe blooming in liatris (blazing star): |
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- Posted by irish_rose_grower z7 LI NY (My Page) on Fri, Jan 27, 12 at 21:42
Oh what a great thread you started. Thanks:-) I am so happy to see this and hope some of the folks here will give us some pics so we can see how lovely the combos look. I'm going to pair: Huldine with Jackmanii as i saw a pic here on GW and it was stunning... I also read on GW that one person saw Hagley Hybrid and Rouge Cardinal and she said it was stunning. I have Ville de Lyon, it is probably my favorite clem (I grow about 10 different ones, but after this season i should have more like 25). There is a co-op on another garden website and the clematis are 3.90 ea. They are one year old sold in 2 1/2 " containers. I suppose they have to be babied the first year or two but i'm going to buy a bunch and pot them up and see how they do. I will then put them in the ground come fall. I'm so excited about the upcoming gardening season. I think it's 53 days till Spring..yay!! |
- Posted by bonitamariposa 5 (My Page) on Sat, Jan 28, 12 at 9:59
Oooh, I'm excited about this thread...can't wait to see all the combos. My favorite is Huldine & Jackmanii. I also like Venosa Violacea & Comtesse de Bouchaud. title="Comtesse de Bouchard & Venosa Violacea by cameragirl59, on Flickr"> Etoile Violette & Betty Corning |
- Posted by plantloverkat 9a north Houston (My Page) on Sat, Jan 28, 12 at 11:20
Pmermakov, yours are lovely combinations. My favorite is Emila Plater with Ville de Lyon. I love the liatris combination as well as I am starting to think more about combinations involving plants other than clematis. Bonitamariposa, I especially like the photo of Venosa Violacea with Comtesse de Bouchaud. Can you tell us which two varieties are in your last photo? |
- Posted by bonitamariposa 5 (My Page) on Sat, Jan 28, 12 at 11:31
Plantloverkat, I know for sure one of them is Comtesse but I'm not sure if the other variety is Ruutel or Rouge Cardinal. |
Had previously posted this under the wrong thread :( I've paired the following up and will post pictures this summer Viola with Princess Diana Barbara Harrington and Perle d'Azur Ville de Lyon and Prince Charles Perle d'Azur and Marie Cornelia Emilia Plater and Madame Julia Correvon, looks especially good! Ville de Lyon and Romantika Florida Sieboldii with Barbara Harrington Perle d'Azur with Comtesse de Bouchaud ... really prudy together! Terrance |
All these clematis are stunning. I have Huldine and Jackmanii and they are beautiful together. Last year, I received a lot of nice compliments from some of my neighbors. I don't think I've ever seen a combination I didn't like. I absolutely love clematis! |
I thought it would be fun if who ever posted on this thread would be able to update further with photos of their favorite combos of clematis. I was able to take photos of the following ones: Forever Friends with Romantika and blanket flower (my favorite combo): Happy Birthday with Blue Angel: Multi Blue with Liberation: Prince Charles with Royal Velours: Barbara Herrington with Luther Burbank: Emila Plater, Etoile Violette, Huldine Emila Plater with Ville de Lyon: Huldine with Etoilte Violette Daniel Deronda with Victoria Salvia: |
most of my clematis are too young to display what I was hoping for. Here is one that needs to grow more, especially the rose, it is a combo of Ghislaine de Feligonde and John Howells Clematis.on the opposte side of the arch is Dortmund rose and Guernsey Cream but I dont have a good picture of them. roseberri |
I'm really liking John Howell's. He's popped up several time here on the forum lately. Is it really that RED?. I don't have any reds. Thinking I need to add it to my collection.. |
Roseberri, your John Howells is beautiful! Sandyl, I just got John Howells last year, so only a few blooms. The color of red was similar to Gravetye Beauty. It is not a burgundy red or a fuchsia. I am looking forward to seeing it mature in my garden. |
Thank you ladies, all your combos are fantastic!, Yes my john Howells is that red I really like it because it blooms most of the summer, it a later type 3 in the picture it began blooming in june and was still blooming in Sept/ Oct! It was only 2yrs old there! I put together a combo this past summer but will have to wait and see how it comes out, Ramona, Clair de Lune and Varenne roseberri |
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- Posted by paula_in_pa z6 SEPA ChesCo (My Page) on Mon, Apr 15, 13 at 8:25
roseberri, where did you buy John Howells ? |
Rose "New dawn" and clematis "amethyst beauty" Rose "Graham Thomas" (yellor) and "St. swithun" (pink white), and clematis "Francisca Maria" Peony and clematis "The president" Rose "Lady of shallot" and clematis "Daniel Daronda" |
Viola and Betty Corning, more pink than either of them are in real life. Viola is really a deep purple and Betty is a nice lavender. |
- Posted by garystpaul z4 MN (My Page) on Sun, Jul 7, 13 at 10:00
I have Viola and Betty Corning on one side of my deck. This is the second year and Betty is doing well but Viola is barely growing. The deck area is the only area that I haven't put fencing around the bottom of the clematis plants. Most are doing well but two are not. May have to reconsider and add some protection. To complicate matters there are two large trees in the area competing for water and nutrients. Thanks all for sharing your photos. |
Here's my favorite two, Beauty of Worcester and Ernest Markham! The almost hot pink and lovely purple of Ernest go so well and both bloom so abundantly for me! |
- Posted by bloomorelse Z4b NB Canada (My Page) on Wed, Jul 10, 13 at 15:54
Love this kind of post. We get to see what combo's we like before we plant, although I don't have much more room for more. I want to post some of mine that I took today, but don't see how to post more than 1 picture at a time. |
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Gonna try to post more than 1 picture at a time. If this doesn't work, could someone direct me to instructions on how to do that? I did a search on "how to post pictures" but found nothing. |
- Posted by bloomorelse Z4b NB Canada (My Page) on Thu, Jul 11, 13 at 0:58
Gonna see if this works using Photobucket. A lot of these clems are on a long fence as you'll see in the last pic. |
Stunning, Bloomorelse! It looks like the whole row goes well together. |
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Reaffirming the Bond: The 2012 Royal Visit
Symbols are a vital and pervasive part of First Nations culture. Everywhere you look at the First Nations University of Canada, you will see animal, geometric and astronomical designs and images, each representing an important concept or impression.
One of the most important symbols in modern First Nations culture is our relationship with the British Crown. The concept of the Crown is one that embodies the entire nation of British colonial settlers. It is a bridge between the past and the future of those people who make up the country we now call Canada.
It is this timeless quality that makes our relationship to the Crown important. We did not sign our Treaties with a particular government or political party. Governments come and go; public opinion waxes and wanes. Our bond was forged with the entire British and Canadian nations, past, present and future, as embodied by the monarchy.
There are many expressions of this relationship at First Nations University. In 2005, Queen Elizabeth II presented our institution with a stone taken from Balmoral Castle.
"This stone was taken from the grounds of Balmoral Castle in the Highlands of Scotland – a place dear to my great-great-grandmother, Queen Victoria. It symbolises the foundation of the rights of First Nations peoples reflected in treaties signed with the Crown during her reign. Bearing the cypher of Queen Victoria as well as my own, this stone is presented to the First Nations University of Canada in the hope that it will serve as a reminder of the special relationship between the sovereign and all First Nations peoples," she said.
Most recently, FNUniv had the opportunity to celebrate our traditional relationship through a visit by His Royal Highness Prince Charles (or Pisimwa Kamiwohkitahpamikohk as he is known in Cree) and his wife Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall.
Prince Charles and Camilla were in Canada to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. As has become a tradition for royal visits to Regina, the royal couple made a special point of making First Nations University a major part of their itinerary. We welcomed the royal couple to our school with a mix of old and new – on the one hand, performances by traditional dancers and a drum circle and, on the other hand, a performance by Aboriginal rap artist…
Prince Charles and Camilla toured booths manned by aboriginal youth entrepreneurs. Displays included a CD of Aboriginal music, original artwork and high-top sneakers beaded in a First Nations style.
Hosts who guided the royal couple on the tour stated afterwards that Prince Charles was full of knowledgeable questions on topics such as traditions of specific First Nations and the meaning of particular pieces of regalia.
"We know from the itineraries of Prince Charles' visits to other provinces and countries and from his many public speeches that First Nations cultures and issues appear to be a special interest to His Royal Highness. It was evident from his visit that he sincerely enjoyed the music, the dance and everything else we had to offer," said Lynn Wells.
The visit concluded with a roundtable discussion with the royal couple on First Nations education issues. This is a topic Prince Charles has often discussed in his public speeches around the world. We were pleased and honoured to have the opportunity to expand his knowledge about our concerns. We look forward to continuing to nourish the ties between the Crown and First Nations on future royal visits.


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I saw this, but sadly I don't think this will work. It seems like Dice is pretty convinced to move forward with its "modernization", and I can't see them allowing Classic mode to stick around.
I hope it does work, and I metamodded it up anyway...but I don't have high hopes.
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Re:How long until strong evidence for life? (43 comments)
Good point. I suppose oxygen in an atmosphere isn't a dead lock that there's life there, although it wags its finger very suggestively.
If we do find free oxygen in an atmosphere, though, you can bet all eyes will be trained on that planet. What kind of technology would be required to confirm the presence of life visually? Obviously radio signals or something like that would be a clincher, but suppose the life there is non-technological. Could we ever "verify" that there was life on that planet without going there or sending a probe (which is currently not feasible)?
How long until strong evidence for life? (43 comments)
These planets are directly observable with current technology. Within 10 years, one would imagine that smaller, nearer-to-the-star planets will be directly viewed...perhaps even spectroscopy on the planet's atmosphere will be possible. The James Webb telescope might be able to do some of this as soon as 2017.
That said, will we see strong evidence for life on another world soon? My guess is that an atmosphere with gases that simply don't belong there in large quantities (dimethyl sulfide, free oxygen, etc.) will be found sooner rather than later...and that will more or less wrap it up.
Don't Panic (151 comments)
Next year or so 100GB phones will be commonplace...and you will have your Hitchhiker's Guide.
Truly amazing times we live in.
I second this suggestion (328 comments)
TI36 solar is an excellent choice. All the functionality with very little extra. Look for a model that has the scientific notation button (EE) as the primary function. Some have it this way, while most have it as a second function. If you use this a lot, and I suspect you do, you'll find it much more convenient to not constantly push the 2nd button.
Um... (181 comments)
...I know, I know...tsunamis and typhoons don't cause much damage 12 miles from shore. But still, doesn't this seem like a somewhat poor location for a floating wind turbine? It's not anchored to the seafloor, which means that typhoons and storms could push it close to shore, and we've seen the kind of debris that can be produced by a tsunami.
Japan may not have a lot of power options, but it seems like this might not be the best choice...
Um... (56 comments)
Dinosaurs and mammals were about the same size? Didn't you just get done telling us that dinosaurs were much larger than mammals just 2 sentences ago?
Sheesh. What journal was this published in again? The Bible?
Time is dependent on observation? (530 comments)
I read this essentially as saying that without an observer, time does not exist. Essentially, a "god-like" observer does not observe any change unless he or she becomes entangled in the universe he or she is observing. That universe, therefore, is without change, and therefore timeless. However, observers that are entangled within the universe (as we are), observe change and thus the universe (to them) has time.
This sounds a fair bit like some of the effects of relativity (on the train the shots appear simultaneous...on the ground they do not).
What is most intriguing to me, though, is that if the universe is both timeless (from the outside) and has time (from the inside), is it possible for us to gain the outside perspective (or any information about that timeless perspective). This shouldn't necessarily be impossible - we would need to not become entangled in the thing we are trying to observe (which we can easily do). Perhaps observing the surrounding universe would give unentangled information about the experiment in question, and thus give us a glimpse of the future?
More evidence of similarity (57 comments)
It seems that nearly every week there is an example of a new solar system with somewhat similar characteristics to our own. We've seen large planets, rocky planets, and now asteroids with high water content.
In 1995 my physics teacher told me we'd never have direct evidence of extrasolar worlds. Now I tell my physics students that I wouldn't be surprised if we found evidence of extrasolar life (probably in the form of a planet with a high concentration of oxygen in its atmosphere).
It's a great time to be alive and to be a scientist!
Re:snow on a dwarf planet (42 comments)
Yes, but have we seen it snowING?
Further down someone mentioned Enceladus. That's a pretty good example, but I would argue that's not snow so much as volcanic (geyseric?) fallout. Not really atmospheric precipitation in the general sense.
Titan also appears to have snow and rain, though we haven't really seen it fall (though not for lack of trying).
Interestingly, on all of these worlds the substance being "snowed" is different. Water on Earth, Carbon Dioxide on Mars, Methane on Titan, and potentially Nitrogen on Pluto. I love science.
Re: snow on a dwarf planet (42 comments)
Damn you autocorrect. Meant NH - New Horizons.
snow on a dwarf planet (42 comments)
It will be interesting to see if DH spots any snow...so far as I know we haven't spotted active snowing on any body other than Earth.
Library of Congress 2.0 (161 comments)
This should be a mission of the Library of Congress - to archive everything ever used by the government (including court cases), be it on the Internet or not.
While they're at it, they can probably archive nearly everything else.
25% improvement in space ... (195 comments)
... for a significant reduction in speed?
No thanks.
People tweet dumb things...news at 11 (222 comments)
But is it news for nerds? Really? Do you really think most of these comments are not sarcastic?
And again.. (123 comments)
...graphene saves the world, creates amazing superproducts, and almost defies the laws of physics.
Cynicism aside, the research is exciting, but it's not likely to bear fruit any time soon.
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Security issues aside, wireless connectivity uses some small amount of power. To me this is energy wasting of the highest order. My lightbulbs constantly listening for the one time per month that maybe I want to turn them on from my phone? Yes please and a side of mountain top removal coal mining please!
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...Ubuntu is still the easiest and most reliable for new users and works well enough for them that few need to leave.
IsoHunt, a popular website offering BitTorrents of mostly pirated material, is to shut down following a court settlement. The site's owner, Canadian Gary Fung, has agreed to pay $110m (£68m) to the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA).
Will this have any impact at all, or is this just ensuring that 10 copies will appear in the coming weeks? Did you use IsoHunt and, if so, where will you turn now for torrents? How much did the MPAA spend to get a $110 million award (of which they will probably only receive a small fraction?)"
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Soy substitutes are so convincingly delicious that no one will know this isn't real chorizo. Bonus: This dish has zero cholesterol! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 31.9g | Fat: 8.3g | Fiber: 9.6g | Protein: 14.8g | Calories: 254
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As I read the article that I posted in my last thread there was a suggestion that I too have found helpful. A lot of people feel guilty if they have fun or feel joy after a loved one has passed away from us. From my personal experience, I have found that if I allow myself a certain time to grieve and think deeply of Christin and Mom and then tell myself that for the rest of the day or the next week or whatever, that I will try to enjoy myself completely, it really works. I don't feel like I have abandoned what I think I should be doing in regards to remembering them. This may help some of you around the holidays. I know it's really hard, especially in the first years, but just try it.
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Help, what is wrong?? All my rudbeckia are dying. This includes newly planted ones as well as the ones that are one and two years old. The leaves start turning gray/brown and then the blooms dry. Since this has started I have watered alot, then watered every few days, I even mulched some to see if that would help. Nothing I do seems to work. Any ideas?? |
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