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Announcement: What Comes Now for the Right to Vote
- Posted: June 25, 2013
- Categories: FairVote Reformer E-Newsletters, Right to Vote Amendment, FairVote
Announcement regarding the Supreme Court decision on the Voting Rights Act.
FairVote's Leadership on Right to Vote
- Posted: June 25, 2013
- Categories: Right to Vote Amendment, Home, Voting Rights
NEW: FairVote policy brief on right to vote amendment
May and June have been big months for FairVote's work advancing a right to vote in the Constitution. In Congress, representatives Mark Pocan and Keith Ellison introduced bill for a right to vote amendment along lines that we have recommended, featuring quotes from FairVote in their news release.
Locally, our hometown of Takoma Park (MD) became the first to pass a resolution in support of a constitutional right to vote and is making concrete commitments to expand suffrage and boost turnout. One significant change: Takoma Park will become the first city in the United States to extend voting rights to residents after they turn 16.
Right to Vote in the Spotlight
- Posted: March 1, 2013
- Categories: Right to Vote Amendment, Home, Voting Rights
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in an important case involving the Voting Rights Act, while FairVote is stepping up its campaign for Congress to uphold federal law and stop blocking commissioners to be seated on the Federal Election Commission. We're also excited about our new Promote Our Vote campaign designed to generate local actions to expand and protect suffrage.
Not Helping America Vote: The Plight of the Un-filled Election Assistance Commission
- Posted: February 26, 2013
- Author(s): Elizabeth Hudler, Rob Richie
- Categories: Right to Vote Amendment, Home, FairVote
Creating an active EAC is a simple positive step – and one that happens to be the law. Reform should be about systemic, enduring solutions, not just shorter lines. #wehavetofixthat
Who Needs to Fix That? We Do.
- Posted: January 7, 2013
- Author(s): Elizabeth Hudler
- Categories: Right to Vote Amendment, Home, Voting Rights, FairVote
When President Barack Obama paused in his victory speech, thanking voters for waiting in long lines to vote but noting 'we have to fix that', one might have assumed that reform would come from the top.
New Commitment to Our Most Basic Right
- Posted: December 13, 2012
- Author(s): Mollie Hailey
- Categories: Right to Vote Amendment, Universal Voter Registration, Home
Attorney General Holder has observed that, "too many citizens have reason to fear that their right to vote, their access to the ballot – and their ability to have their votes counted – is under threat." Through reform of the systemic problems that plague our electoral process, we can combat this threat. We will ultimately need to think and act nationally; but now is the time for all of us to get involved in that effort in our cities and states.
Pledge to Stand with Voters: A New FairVote Initiative
- Posted: November 8, 2012
- Author(s): Elizabeth Hudler, Rob Richie
- Categories: Reforms, Right to Vote Amendment, Home, FairVote
With our pledge to Stand with Voters FairVote asserts that it's time to fight for democratic principle over partisan politicking. Promoting and protecting our representative democracy is far more important than seeking short-term advantage in electoral rules.
From the Mouth of the President to the Ears of the People: We Have to Fix That
- Posted: November 8, 2012
- Author(s): Elizabeth Hudler
- Categories: Right to Vote Amendment, Universal Voter Registration, Voting Rights, FairVote
As was expected, problems at the polls abounded on November 6, nationwide. While glitches were reported across the country, voter-rights watchers paid particular attention to the swing states, where obstacles to ballot access in the form of registration ambiguities, voting-day misinformation, voter suppression tactics, and long, exhausting (and cold!) lines had potential to lower turnout and affect outcomes. President Barack Obama in his acceptance speechTuesday night, thanked people for waiting in those lines --- and then added, "By the way, we have to fix that."
New Report Highlights Our Primary Turnout Problem
- Posted: October 11, 2012
- Author(s): Rob Richie
- Categories: Right to Vote Amendment, Universal Voter Registration, Home
A new report on plunging turnout in federal primary elections underscores a crisis of non-participation in American elections -- one that is far more pronounced and troubling in primary elections and city elections than for higher-profile elections for president and Congress. There are concrete actions we could take to boost participation and give voters more choice and better representation in our elections.
Right to Vote Advocates Give Testimonies to US Senate Judiciary Committee
- Posted: September 8, 2011
- Author(s): Right to Vote Blog, Christina Grier
- Categories: Right to Vote Amendment, Home
On September 8, 2011, the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing on state voting laws, in particular, laws that could be seen as suppressing voter turnout. Advocates spoke about why a right to vote is so necessary, and not simply amendments that prevent voters from discrimination.


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EA will use its games as a worldwide marketing tool to promote its artists.
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Path Finder is an advanced file browser and management application for Mac OS X. If you've ever wished that Apple's Finder had just feature X or feature Y, Path Finder may be what you've been looking for. Path Finder is a standalone application that leverages what you already know about working with your files. It takes the Finder's familiar interface and adds numerous powerful features and interface innnovations to help anyone be more productive on Mac OS X. Feature Highlights
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Visit the Cocoatech website for more info At macZOTWe love bringing you daily deals on great Mac software, and another goal of ours is "Connecting Mac Users with Mac Developers Worldwide." Here's a mini-interview with Steve Gehrman – Creator of Path Finder. So – Tell us about yourself in third person Steve. Steve has been programming on Mac OS since 1989. His first job out of school was at Alsoft, makers of Diskwarrior. Next he moved to Los Angeles and wrote the popular screenwriting software "Final Draft". After a brief stint at a dot com he was soon laid off and decided to go on his own and founded Cocoatech in 2000. He's now living in San Francisco with his wife and two kids, and working on Path Finder full time. Steve has never used Windows in his life and is very happy about this. Now -What's the most unique, useful feature of your product? The drop stack has been a favorite of mine and many of my customers. It allows you to drag items in, navigate to a new location and drag them off. It makes it so much easier to drag and drop files around using a single window. There's also the dual browser and tabs which are very useful and popular. Why did you create this app? or What need were you trying to satisfy? It started off as a "learn Cocoa" project and just kept growing. I started it when the first Mac OS X Server (Rhapsody) was released back in I think 2000. I kind of figured that Apple would keep the Finder simple for novice users, so there was an opportunity to create a more full featured file browser. Back in 2000 no one except Apple was hiring Cocoa engineers and I didn't want to get another mac programming job using the old mac toolbox APIs. What is most interesting to you about developing SW for the Mac platform. I really like Objective C which is only used on Macs. The language is simple and clean and it's like C++ but with out all the complexity. Previously mac development was mostly C++ using Codewarrior and Powerplant frameworks. I had gotten to a point where I was sick of C++ and Powerplant and it was perfect timing when OS X was released. What features should a prospective buyer look into during a trial of your product? There's lots of features to see. The tabs are cool. The Path navigator bar is very useful. Much of the UI has contextual menus that most people probably don't notice right away. Dual pane is a newer feature that's also very useful. What are some interesting experiences you've had creating new versions of your software when OS is upgraded? It's always great when there's a new OS update. Lots of new features and I am usually able to delete a bunch of code and hacks added to get around limitations of the previous OS. New OS upgrades also usually contain new bugs which isn't so fun, but for the most part it's great. It's fun to update my code to use the latest features. What's your favorite Mac app out there from another developer? Why? To tell you the truth, I don't use much third party software. I probably should and I've seen lots of cool apps. I did use ScreenFlow recently for my screencast and it was very nice. I live in XCode and spend most of the day in that. I also obviously use Mail, iChat, Safari and other standard Apple apps. What are the answers to some common questions people have about your app before they buy? Some people wonder if they should quit the Finder or remove the Finder or some how replace the Finder. There's no reason to worry about the Finder. My application is separate but similar to the Finder and they both run side by side just fine. (Drop us an email if you've got a question you'd like to hear some of our developer/partners answer in future Interviews. ) |
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Doug Says:
July 24th, 2009 at 10:11 pmYes…
I've been hoping Pathfinder was going to make a reappearance!Great software!
kit Says:
July 24th, 2009 at 10:19 pmFabulous program. I wouldn't use my Mac without it.
dave Says:
July 24th, 2009 at 10:34 pmUpgrade discount?
Eddie Says:
July 24th, 2009 at 10:39 pmThat would be nice Dave. Hopefully they will offer one.
adin Says:
July 24th, 2009 at 11:11 pmLove pathfinder, use it every day.
Chriswan Winata Says:
July 25th, 2009 at 12:37 amThanks a lot for reoffer Path Finder
Cheers mates
Peter Says:
July 25th, 2009 at 1:03 amI didn't realize this had the Subversion module or half the features it had. I should have listened to, like, EVERYONE who raves about it. Purchased.
Jo* Says:
July 25th, 2009 at 6:00 amI, too, agree with dave and Eddie, an upgrade discount to those who already run this marvellous finder replacement would be awfully nice…
Say, 25% off of 19.95 and I'm right in. :-)
mudman Says:
July 25th, 2009 at 6:38 amHere's another vote for an upgrade discount – I am sure Steve will step up to the 'stack' ;-)
ubrgeek Says:
July 25th, 2009 at 6:40 amI've always found PF useful, but ultimately go back to the plain Finder as the two just don't seem to intertwine as well as I want them to. For $20 I might pick this up again. One question – In the dual-pane view will it let you copy a file into a directory that would normally require admin privileges? I'm fine if it prompts for authorization, I just hate having to always do it from the command line via the Finder.
pdadoc Says:
July 25th, 2009 at 6:52 amGreat app! Would second request for discounted upgrade pricing this weekend….
Collin Says:
July 25th, 2009 at 7:27 amI'm a long time user of Pathfinder, but I've held off upgrading. If an upgrade discount is offered this weekend, as others have said, I'll do it.
Mark Says:
July 25th, 2009 at 8:00 amHow does this compare to Default folder and File Examiner? I have both already. What would I be getting above and beyond?
harringg Says:
July 25th, 2009 at 9:15 am@Mark, I use both PathFinder and DefaultFolder together. The thing I really find speeds my workflow is to set up "shelves" of commonly accessed folders in PF. I haven't heard of File Examiner, so can't comment on that.
Andrew Jung Says:
July 25th, 2009 at 12:39 pmIn case some of you in Education miss this or need some more time to think or save up for this one, they are also having a Back-to-school special of $25 for those that have an educational email address. http://cocoatech.com/campaigns/backtoschool/?utm_campaign=Back%2bto%2bSchool%2b09&utm_term=Website
Steve Gehrman Says:
July 25th, 2009 at 3:26 pmHi, Steve here. There are no plans for an upgrade discount. I wouldn't mind having one, but it requires me to set it up things on the server and I had no time to do it. Sorry about that. Maybe next time. I should have thought about that before hand.
Steve Gehrman Says:
July 25th, 2009 at 3:28 pmOne more thing. I'll be releasing a 5.1.4 in a week (I hope). I've added some new stuff and polished up some existing features. So, check for updates next Friday. That's when I hope to release it. It will be a free update.
ubrgeek Says:
July 25th, 2009 at 6:49 pmSo I went ahead and zotted this. I'm sure I'll be glad I did. One thing: Anyone else running GeekTool and noticed that when PF starts at login, GeekTool quits until you quit PF. Anyone else seen anything else not loading right when PF does? I'm sure I'm missing an option to set, but just curious.
Peter Says:
July 25th, 2009 at 7:01 pmWow, I'm surprised to see there are so many others that, like me, absolutely LOVE Pathfinder but have not yet upgraded. We all keep professing our love, but what's holding us back, eh? (this is another vote for an upgrade price, perhaps next Friday when you release the new version, Steve)?
Robert Says:
July 25th, 2009 at 10:01 pmI don't understand. I just upgraded for $19.95 from a previous version right from the BUY NOW option in Path Finder.
Chriswan Winata Says:
July 26th, 2009 at 4:35 amThey were asking for a discount of the upgrade price; So it would be like 14.95 or 9.95 instead of 19.95
Tommy Says:
July 26th, 2009 at 5:53 amI really like Pathfinder. The only thing that keeps me from running it full-time is that it seems to slow expose to a crawl on my old-ish MacBook. So I end up running it when I need to do some major file operations, but I don't always have it going in the background.
t5tr Says:
July 26th, 2009 at 9:25 amI'm using PF as a Finder replacement, and it is my file manager of choice.
Since the highly expected dual pane mode was finally implemented on its current version 5, sometimes the file list isn't automatically updated (e.g., after creating new folders and in dual pane mode), but that can be easily corrected by clicking on the refresh icon on the bottom right of its screen.
Other than that, the PF's terminal also deserves a special mention, I use it daily and it's very well integrated to my workflow, with its tabbed windows scrolling data from multiple servers without a glitch.
It's a must have and very polished tool. -
Britonius Says:
July 26th, 2009 at 1:41 pmCan anyone compare PF with Forklift?
deslim Says:
July 26th, 2009 at 8:20 pmPF is a far more powerful and versatile file manager, but it doesn't have FTP support.
deslim Says:
July 26th, 2009 at 8:21 pmPF is a far more powerful and versatile file manager than ForkLift, but it doesn't have FTP support.
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July 27th, 2009 at 8:16 pmThis was a great ZOT. Thanks, as I purchased a license.
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Marin Academy leads Marin County teams with 56 stolen bases in its 10 games, a total that got a boost Thursday when the Wildcats went 10 for 10 on steals attempts in a 12-2 victory over Bay of San Francisco.
"It's something I knew we could do when the season started," Marin Academy coach Justin Hawkins said. "I knew what kind of speed we had. My first three hitters and my last two hitters are some of the fastest guys I've seen in a few years. And having kids in the lineup who can steal bases at will, it's a lot of fun. I told them we're going to be a track team; we're going to get on base and just going to run until they throw us out. And they haven't been able to throw us out that much."
The result is that Marin Academy has improved to 5-5 after winning just four games all last season.
"Having 10 of our 16 guys who weren't on the team last year, the majority of them don't realize how big of a turnaround that is," Hawkins said. "But a few of the seniors recognize that we've got something special and they're running with that."
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Any Chamberlain RN-to-BSN that have gone on to FNP?
0Nov 7, '10 by Murse901Hello all. I'm looking to get into an FNP program as soon as possible, before the big 2015 switch to DNP. I know there's some question as to whether or not the move to DNP for FNP's will happen across the board in 2015, but one of my local schools has already gotten rid of their MSN/FNP and moved to DNP/FNP, with a few rumors of other area schools following suit very soon.
To that end, I'm really looking at Chamberlain's online RN-to-BSN, because it will be the fastest route to a BSN for me. Otherwise, I'll have to take a ton more gen ed classes, which will put me another year behind.
My question is to those who have completed Chamberlain's RN-to-BSN and have gone on to FNP programs. Has anyone gone this route to FNP, and has the Chamberlain degree been an issue with getting into a good FNP program? I'm aware that Chamberlain's program is CCNE and NLN accredited, but it's very light in sciences, and I didn't know if this would be a speed bump in moving on to FNP.
Not really looking for speculation or opinions here Looking for people who have actually gone or attempted to go this route and what problems, if any, were had. Thanks! -
3Nov 8, '10 by WyndDrivenRainI graduated from Chamberlain's RN-BSN program last June. I'm in an MSN-FNP program right now and it was no issue at my school, which is a reputable brick and mortar program in Chicago. I know people who have gone on to to St Joseph's College of Maine FNP program, SLU's FNP program, USA's MSN programs and so on. They total up the GPA for all your colleges attended so as long as you do super well at Chamberlain and did really well in your ADN program, it should be a non-issue. You will come out prepared for graduate school. I'm holding a 4.0 in my graduate program right now and it is in part because of the excellent foundation I received at Chamberlain. Good luck.
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1Nov 16, '10 by MERCEDES674I went through chamberlain's RN to BSN online and finished in 2008. I started University of St.Francis FNP in the Summer of 09. It wasn't a problem at all. I don't think any of the schools worry about the science classes. I also applied to Ball State University and was accepted.
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2Jan 26, '11 by nursenick20Thank God for this thread... I'm debating Chamberlain... It will get me a BSN about 8 months faster...luckycharmSVN and Murse901 like this.
0Feb 14, '11 by mtsteelhorseI can't seem to locate the exact requirements for Chamberlain's BSN. I have an ADN and BS in a non-nursing field but did poorly in some of my courses years ago. It's spendy but is it super fast? I'm like the OP and need to whip through the BSN so I can move on to the NP program. I'm looking at Ohio Univ (inexpensive!) but time is also a factor. I just want to get in and get done ASAP. Thanks for feedback.
1Feb 15, '11 by WyndDrivenRainQuote from mtsteelhorseHi,I can't seem to locate the exact requirements for Chamberlain's BSN. I have an ADN and BS in a non-nursing field but did poorly in some of my courses years ago. It's spendy but is it super fast? I'm like the OP and need to whip through the BSN so I can move on to the NP program. I'm looking at Ohio Univ (inexpensive!) but time is also a factor. I just want to get in and get done ASAP. Thanks for feedback.
Here is a link to the requirements:
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1Feb 15, '11 by GarrulousI'm also considering Chamberlain. The main draw for me is completion in 1 year. From the posted link, "All registered nurses with a current, active RN license in the U.S. or associate member of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) are awarded 81 transfer credit hours through the Chamberlain College of Nursing Articulation Plan (C-CAP). This includes 45 general education credits and 36 nursing credits. Awarded Hours: 81 Credits." This leaves only 3 semesters remaining or 1 year.luckycharmSVN likes this.
0Feb 15, '11 by mtsteelhorseIt looks like 3 semesters would be 18 months??? I'm looking for a 1 year (+/-) program also. How long did it take you WyndDrivenRain? I have some credits from a BS and ADN...thanks for feed back. How demanding is the curriculum? I appreciate the info.


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I LOVE Spumoni ice cream made the correct way, but it is hard to find. I would love to try making it IF I had a good recipe.
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Do you mean made from scratch, starting with eggs and cream? Or do you mean molding it out of pistachio and vanilla and chocolate layered with whipped cream? I have naver made spumoni form scratch but have made a mold with chocolate, rum, whipping cream etc. Linda C |
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I never get a great germination rate on my peas, and they seem to take so long to come up (I have used innoculant in the past). I am really trying to get more peas this year. Usually we only get enough for one pot of soup, as the kids eat most of them raw outside in the garden.
I read about pre-sprouting them on the Vegetables forum. About three days ago I put the seeds in baggies with some very moist seed-starting mix. I noticed this morning that they had swelled up, but hadn't sprouted yet, so I put them on the radiator for a little heat - and unfortunately left them there for hours! When I opened the bags there was a very strong gassy smell. Do you think they are still OK? Should I plant them today as the bed is already prepared and fenced? It is supposed to rain for the next few days. Maybe I shouldn't have been fooling with Mother Nature in the first place. Also can I plant more intensely that the 2 inches apart, 18" between rows? Thanks
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I soaked mine in tepid water till they puffed up, then drained the water off, leaving the peas very wet, covered them and let them sit a day. There was a very strong odor when I opened them. Planted the peas in rows 2 inches apart and two inches apart in the row and they came up a lot faster for me. |
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I bought new seed since I wasn't sure. We've had warm weather and quite a bit of rain here, so I'm hoping that most germinate. We'll see. Next year, I'll try your method. Thanks. |
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THERE ARE SELF-CLEANING ovens, toilets and glass, cat boxes and recently even self-cleaning fabric. The innovative world of science and technology keeps on creating new things to make our lives easier. But self-cleaning roses? I'm all for finding ways to simplify life, but self-cleaning roses sounds more like science fiction than gardening. What's up with that?
Take a few imaginary trips through your garden. The first is in late May at the peak of bloom with everything well groomed filling your garden with beauty. Then you go on vacation for a couple of weeks with no one tending your precious blossoms. The next walk through is probably not quite so lovely; rather than voluptuous roses adorning your plants, you've got mounds of crispy brown, or mushy gray petals sitting atop a strong stem, shouting — "Look at me — what a mess! I need deadheading NOW!" So you sigh, and put off the task to another day.
Now imagine a different scene; your garden is brimming with self-cleaning roses and you have that same lush display in May. But after coming back from your trip, you find things looking a little less flowerful and lots of petals forming a skirt at the base of the plants, but overall it looks just great ... and you didn't do a thing! That's the idea behind self-cleaning roses — plants that look good with much less effort.
So what are these roses exactly? The term self-cleaning refers to varieties that require little to no deadheading. In the natural order of things, once a rose has bloomed and the flower has been fertilized, the plant puts its energy into developing the resulting fruit — rose hips. This tells the plant that its job is done for the season. We gardeners try to fool Mother Nature by removing the spent flower so the plant never gets the message to stop blooming. Self-cleaning rose varieties are generally sterile, so they don't develop hips. Without that signal to turn off flower production, the plant keeps on producing more flowers — often another cycle of blossoms just as soon as the previous blooms start to fade.
How do you know if a rose is self-cleaning? You're not likely to find that description on many plant labels though some companies are taking advantage of the increasing interest in these types of plants. "Hardiness and disease resistance are still the most important factors ... But, varieties that also are self-cleaning can almost take over the market," said Ward Upham, Kansas State horticulturist. Marketing for the Knock-Out series of roses includes the self-cleaning attribute, while others like Flower Carpet and Easy-to-Love Roses emphasize their low maintenance.
As a general guide, self-cleaning roses have few petals, so as the flower matures, the petals detach neatly from their base, leaving only the reproductive parts of the plants. Rose varieties with very high petal count are more likely to hold on to the petals. Floribundas and shrub roses (including English roses, landscape and groundcover roses, etc.) offer more varieties of self-cleaning roses than hybrid teas. Many species roses drop their petals cleanly and then develop hips. They could be included in the low maintenance category, but as the majority only bloom once a year, they're not often associated with the self-cleaning varieties.
There are many roses that fit the bill as self-cleaning. Some that do the job in my garden:
Climbers — "Clair Matin" and "Mermaid"
Shrubs and English roses — "Belle's Story," "Graham Thomas," "Flutterbye" and "Sparrishoop"
Floribundas — "Betty Boop," "Livin' Easy" and "Easy Goin"
Hybrid teas — "Mrs. Oakley Fisher"
Miniatures — "Gizmo" and "Playgold"
In addition to being self-cleaning, these roses exemplify easy care; all are grown in my garden without the use of chemical fertilizer or pesticides.
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Our yard is littered with blue and white violets similar to those pictured in another post on the forum entitled 'Who are we.' I assume they are V. sororia. They have been there for close to 100 years. I have noticed that the intensity of the blue color varies and there is a clump in a flower bed that is a particluarly purpley-blue . I am wondering if soil conditions affect the intensity of the color. It occured to me that acidity probably varies in different parts of the yard. I'd like to duplicate that intense coloration. |
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Good observation. The blue in V. sororia does indeed vary, but I confess I have not studied it. I cannot even say whether it varies during the life of an individual flower or from plant to plant, or from flower to flower for any individual plant. However, I can contribute: It would be good to have some observations from other folks in the US - since they have the potential benefit of larger numbers of V. sororia plants - and hence greater statistical significance. Given a good sized colony, I'd be looking to see if any colour variation seemed to be correlated with shade/sun, dry/wet soil, rich/poor soil, as well as the acidity already mentioned. |
Thank you for your response. The most intense colors get the most sun, now that I think of it. I imagine the best way to do this sort of study would be in pots, controling the acidity, moisture, and other factors you mention. Right now I'm involved in a study of winter hardiness of roses in northern zones, but another year I might investigate this. Hope to hear from others. |
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To truly experience a restaurant that is not on your doorstep it is always nice to make a night of it. No need to worry about a taxi home or staying in less salubrious accommodation, these three locations on three different budgets are the places to stay and dine.
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This unassuming pub on the Welsh-English border opens up to reveal a warm, inviting interior with superb food and comfortable rooms. Its slogan is "Eat, Drink, Sleep" but it is so much more than that; it is such a special place I would quite happily keep it as my own little secret if I dared. Look out for the local Penderyn single-malt whisky and gin served behind the bar. As The Felin Fach Griffin is on the edge of the Brecon Beacons, there are many walks locally to take in the Welsh scenery and you are only a short drive from the town of books, Hay on Wye. Their Sunday Sleepover deals are good value for money offering Dinner, Bed and Breakfast from £170 per night.
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Set in the Lancashire countryside this small, intimate hotel is the perfect getaway. Their gourmet breaks are wonderful, with the option to upgrade to a taster menu. This is one of the few Michelin-starred restaurants that also serves a full vegetarian tasting menu. I have been lucky enough to try both. The Northcote is absolutely superb and the service from the staff is second to none. Look out for the fabulous selection of petit fours served at the end of the meal. The bedrooms are luxurious with nice touches and a decent tea tray. (I judge a hotel by the quality of its tea tray.) As well as the traditional teas and coffees there are Belvoir drinks available. It is the little things that make Northcote stand out. If you just want a small part of the Northcote experience their afternoon tea is also worth a taste. They offer an overnight gourmet break from £300 per night.
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Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons is Raymond Blanc's two Michelin-starred restaurant and hotel in Oxfordshire and is one of the top destinations in the U.K. for foodies. Not only does it serve some of the best food in the country, it has a hotel service to match. In the restaurant you have a choice of award-winning food, extending from a la carte to the 9-course Menu Decouverte. Le Manoir also has its own cookery school on site. With various packages available staying in either rooms or suites, it truly can be an unforgettable and magical experience hard to match anywhere else in the U.K. Bed & Breakfast is available from £550 per night.
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HeidelbergCement AG (HEI) gained 1.7 percent as HSBC Holdings Plc added the cement maker to its Europe Super Ten portfolio. Munich Re climbed 2.4 percent after saying it will increase its dividend and reporting full-year net income that beat estimates. Deutsche Telekom AG (DTE) lost as a gauge of telecom stocks fell the most among the 19 industry groups in the Stoxx Europe 600 Index. (SXXP)
The DAX added 0.3 percent to 7,658.06 at 12:42 p.m. in Frankfurt. The measure fell the most since July yesterday amid corruption allegations against Spanish Premier Mariano Rajoy and uncertainty ahead of Italian elections this month. Spain's 10- year government bond yields climbed to an eight-week high today. The broader HDAX Index also gained 0.3 percent today.
"The selloff that started yesterday has halted for the time being," Guillermo Hernandez, head of trading at Fpm Frankfurt Performance Mgmt AG, who helps manage about 500 million euros ($665.7 million), wrote in an e-mail. "The pressure on Italian and Spanish bonds started an expected correction. The DAX (DAX) is defending support lines and the ISM data from the U.S. this afternoon may lead the way for the market."
The volume of shares changing hands on the DAX was 62 percent higher than the average of the last 30 days, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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Data at 10 a.m. New York time may show that service industries in the U.S. grew in January at about the same pace as in the prior month. The projected 55 reading in the Institute for Supply Management's non-manufacturing index would follow December's 55.7 result, the highest level in 10 months, according to the median forecast in a Bloomberg News survey.
HeidelbergCement increased 76 cents to 46.55 euros. The world's third-largest cement maker replaced Alstom SA in HSBC's Europe Super Ten portfolio.
Munich Re added 3.25 euros to 137 euros. The biggest reinsurer said it plans to increase its dividend for last year by about 12 percent after fourth-quarter profit exceeded analysts' forecasts.
Net income after minority interests fell to about 480 million euros from 627 million euros a year earlier, the company said in a statement today, citing preliminary figures. That was more than the 448.3 million-euro average estimate of 10 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. The reinsurer proposed raising the dividend for 2012 to 7 euros a share from 6.25 euros.
Deutsche Telekom, Europe's second-largest telecommunications company, slipped 0.9 percent to 8.77 euros.
RWE AG and EON SE, Germany's largest utility companies, climbed 1.3 percent to 27.79 euros and 1.1 percent to 12.84 euros, respectively, as a gauge of utilities companies gained the second most in the Stoxx 600.
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Often when I teach first-year writing (FYW), I attempt to relate the issues and problems with writing found in class to those outside the university. Last semester, I was in a seminar with Lee-Ann Kastman Breuch where we discussed, among other things, the definitional issues facing technical communicators. Despite the focus in Breuch's course on scientific and technical communication, I think the definition of a writer in general is even more elusive to first-year students.
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I use the recipe in class to show that someone has to write the recipe, they had to format the text, and decide what to include and what not. I think this examples shows students that not every writer is a novelist. Writing takes place in many different venues and many different forms. My students seem to respond well to this example because it is something that exists outside of the classroom, and it's genre they run into everyday.
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Are you doing pure branding or are you trying to make something else happen? The real issue that threatens online advertising is not the data, the creative, the spend, the marketing mix, the Cannes Lion awards or anything else. The... Read more
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Netflix And The Future Of Television tagged "Microsoft"
Netflix has done what Blockbuster could not do. But it's about much more than a streaming technology. TV has become a fascinating new platform. Yup, it's not the same old TV most new media pundits tend to trash in presentations.... Read more
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If you don't know who Tony Hsieh is, you have to read this... I've blogged about Hsieh before. You probably know him as the CEO of Zappos. Zappos was acquired by Amazon for over one billion dollars in 2009. Prior... Read more
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It's like an itch that you just can't scratch. Something has been bothering me, lately. It's not overt. It's not obvious. But... it's there. Some will make the argument that Apple is loosing a little bit of its luster. That... Read more
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You can't click a trackpad without seeing some kind of chart that compares the growth of the Internet and mobile connectivity to traditional media channels. As newspapers, television and radio lament plunging advertising dollars, and not a week goes by... Read more
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While many article and columns look back at the year that was or posture on the year that will be, it's becoming abundantly clear that 2012 will - without question - be the "Year of More." It sounds a little... Read more
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Is to update your blog frequently. Simply put, the more you write, the more people will come back. If you wait too long in-between posts, you could lose readers! Frequent blogging is also good for SEO purposes.
Well, I have clearly not followed my own advice, as you can see from the date of my last post. Worse, I give this advice all the time to clients. My pal Sherry Heyl, a blogger and social media expert, recently ranted about several bloggers who she stopped subscribing to because they weren't updating their posts enough. That was all I needed to get back to my site, even if it was only for a quick entry.
I must admit, there's nothing worse than finding a great blogger who you've been following only to find that week after week he or she doesn't write anymore.
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Yes (English). The Occupational English Test (OET) is a language test for health practitioners that assesses English language proficiency as it is used in the dental profession. This test must be completed and successfully passed before you may register as a practitioner. The OET is administered by the OET Centre up to ten times a year and in over 40 locations around the world. The Test measures the English language competency of health practitioners who are seeking registration to practise in an English-speaking context in Australia. It is designed to ensure that language competency is assessed in the relevant professional context.
An overseas qualified dental hygienist has two options.
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No. The exam is open to dental hygienists only. It is a requirement that you have graduated from a recognised dental hygiene school, and are currently registered and practicing as a dental hygienist in your country.
For overseas dentists, reading this information, please see the Australian Dental Council Website
The majority of dental hygienists are employed in private dental practices (general or specialist) and are concentrated in Australia's major capital cities. Currently, there are very few hygienists working in country areas or the public sector
Dental health education, oral hygiene instruction, dietary counselling, taking histories, examination and recording of conditions of the hard and soft tissues and the recording of periodontal disease, radiography, impressions, study models, fluoride therapy, fissure sealants, polishing restorations, overhang removal, temporary restorations, scaling and prophylaxis, root debridement, rubber dam application, removal of sutures, periodontal dressings, application of desensitising agents and remineralising agents, orthodontic procedures, clinical photography, tooth bleaching.
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Coastal Christian School will be hosting a Craft Fair at 574 North Nobleboro Rd. in Waldoboro. There will be toys, baskets, wooden crafts, wreaths, candles, ornaments, meals in a jar, and so much more! Also, there will be a silent auction going on all day!
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The Mathesons' cul-de-sac
Fifteen years after the blackout, Ben Matheson and his children are living in a Midwest suburb cul-de-sac that has been transformed into an agricultural village. Corn, cabbage and other crops cover what were once driveways. Goats and cows are housed within pens made of wood planks and rubber tires. Above, check out the EW exclusive concept art by Grobler.
The show converted a real Georgia cul-de-sac into this Revolution village. Residents of the six houses on the block were paid for the loan of their homes. Production ripped out their lawns and outfitted the street with everything villagers would need in a world without electricity, which Grobler said was quite the involved project, though just as big a job was returning the cul-de-sac back to its real-world original state.
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The economy sucks, but it's still the holidays. If you haven't heard about it already, the Chief and the rest of the 19 are raising funds to get Guilherme, the blogger at Red Wings Brasil, into the Joe Louis Arena to see his beloved Red Wings live.
30 hours since the PayPal account was posted, and there has already been 1K donated.
Here's the original call to action.
An A+++ move by the 19 to give the holiday gift of a lifetime.
All of this stemmed from a blogger interview done by Kris, over at Snipe Snipe, Dangle Dangle. Who is currently on vacation. I wonder if she realizes what she started…
Quick edit to add that if you're on Twitter, we're using #H2H as the official "Herm to Hockeytown" hashtag.
Thanks for spreading the word.


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