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Hi! I'm a little concerned about my squash. I planted 3 acorn squash and 1 butternut squash about a month ago and they have done almost nothing. They were purchased in little pots and are planted in large pots which they are sharing with some green beans which I started from seed at the same time. The beans seem to be doing well, but the squash have done very little. The acorn squash in particular keeps growing new leaves at the bas, but the longer larger leaves are dying. They are in Miracle Grow Potting Soil and are not mulched. It has been hot and dry, but I have kept these watered. Anyone have any ideas or am I jumping the gun? (I also planted a cantolope in a 5th pot and it has grown quite a bit, which makes me even more nervous.) Thanks for all your advice. This is my first year with veggies, and as you can see I'm quite worried! |
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I'm not very experienced with container growing, but I can say that squash generally kind of "sit there" until around the sixth week. Then, suddenly, they take off. Once they start they really go. You could probably save money, in the long run, if in the future you purchase seeds instead of plants. Even the most measly seed packet will have enough seeds for your needs, for a couple of years, and you can save them in a desk drawer, etc. for that long. They will keep. Planting is a snap; even easier than planting the transplants. Just push the seed into the soil and inch. A seed will probably catch up with a transplant, no problem. (This is an aside from your question :) George |
Your problem is most likely that you used potting soil. You should have used potting mix. A subtle but impotant difference. Potting soil (for me at least) has a tendency to compact which is VERY bad for the plants. I use miracle grow potting mix for all of my containers. Potting mix is nice and fluffy and maintains a great structure all year. I grow tomatoes and peppers as well as minature bottle gourds with great success. I suggest that you never use potting soil in pots only potting mix. Here is a quote about potting soil that I came across "In truth, just about anything could be called a potting soil -- low-grade compost, dirt and even ground up crates" Since you have potting soil for next year try mixing shredded leaves and other organic material into the soil. If you do get potting mix it can be used for 5 years before you should replace it. I like to take all the soil out of my pots before I replant them and break up any clumps as a way to "fluff" the soil. And I agree with George about the seeds they are the way to go for squash. |
How large are your containers? Did you say they are in the same pot with some beans? Sounds like over-crowding to me. When I plant anything in pots, I use huge pots. I won't use anything less than 20 gallon pots for one tomato plant. Mrs H |
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May 27th 2008 11:26AM similar here, I usually play from China, but travel to the US and Europe quite often and I am also fearing that Blizzard might think I gave my account information to powerlevel services or sold my account.
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And "no", I can't read Chinese to play on the Chinese version of WoW. I tried it, works for grinding, but questing is awful.
Not sure, what the impact on gold farmers would be, but as of late I am under the impression that Blizzard has enough measures in place to keep this under control.
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It could have been a lot more useful information, when they were not speculating so much.
No real news there for me. Apart from the unlocking mechanism, which seem to be nerfed to only having a lvl 55 character. No quest chain or lvl 80 seems to be required. This has its advantages with spreading people over all zones with WotLK launching. And a tough choice, should I level my main to 80 or should I level a DK????
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May 8th 2008 2:18AM In my days as a raiding officer, we happily accepted new members in Naxx gear (kind of similar issue - gearwise), while we were still struggling in AQ. It added to the guilds strength and worked for us, we never had issues with people bringing new gear to the raids.
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Even today the ZHC is in my trinket rotation :-)
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The failed U.S. military and intelligence strategies in Iraq have undergone intense scrutiny since the ouster of Saddam Hussein in 2003. And perhaps no piece of the puzzle is more fraught with controversy than the now-debunked conclusion that Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction (WMD). But Charles Duelfer, who served as deputy chairman for the UN weapons inspection organization in Iraq during much of the 1990s and later led a CIA investigation into Hussein's weapons program, says the biggest prewar failure was misreading the country's societal and political currents.
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Duelfer, who has detailed his experiences investigating Iraq's weapons program in a new book, Hide and Seek: The Search for Truth in Iraq, says the failure to correctly read Iraq's capabilities should serve as a warning to Washington when dealing with other hard-to-gauge countries, especially Iran. While U.S. intelligence experts may know more about Iran's political dynamics than they did about Iraq's political structure under Hussein, serious gaps in understanding the Islamic republic's weapons programs remain, Duelfer says: "We are perhaps better informed than we were about the Iraqi WMD case and nuclear program, but there is still vast uncertainty about that, particularly with respect to intentions."
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"We're trying to play up our strengths," explains Stephanie Thomas, chief operating officer of Denver Health, the quasi-governmental agency that runs the hospital. "Prisoner care is one of those strengths. We're very good at it. And it fits in with our mission of caring for the area's underserved."
But it's more than just benevolence that's driving the hospital to consider only its second major addition in the past three decades. Last December, Colorado Access, the one-year-old managed-care company comprising Denver Health Medical Center, University Hospital and Children's Hospital, began a pilot program to provide medical care for convicts in Colorado state prisons.
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Denver Health's Thomas is more specific. "The contract," she says, "has been a very profitable one."
While Thomas says specific figures aren't yet available, patching up convicts has proved so profitable that Denver Health wants the job permanently. Next month, the state Department of Corrections will put a new, five-year contract out to bid. Colorado Access will be among those submitting a proposal, which will include the medical center's new forensics wing as a centerpiece.
A dedicated hospital wing and an exclusive contract to treat Colorado's convicts could be just the beginning of Denver Health's new commitment to criminal offenders' well-being. Long says that if everything goes according to plan, Colorado Access will soon try to service federal prisoners as well. In the meantime, she adds, the hospital and the HMO will aggressively try to snag contracts with as many Denver-area jails as possible. Someday soon, they may even look for opportunities to offer health care to prisoners in other states.
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As a cooperating city and county agency, Denver Health Medical Center has treated Denver County jail prisoners for years. Early this year, the hospital split off from the rest of city government into a semi-autonomous agency, with the capability--and responsibility--to drum up more business. The hospital had also joined forces with Denver's other public hospitals a year earlier to form Colorado Access, a nonprofit health-maintenance organization that focuses on attracting Medicaid business.
That all sounded good to the Department of Corrections, which has been spending more and more money on health care. In 1996 the state prison system dropped $25 million on inmate medical services for its 10,800 prisoners. And, with an 8 percent annual increase in prisoners, "we were looking at coming up $2 million short," says Matthew Mayes, director of finance for the Corrections Department's medical program. "We knew we had to do something."
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Download PDFMillipedes and centipedes are not insects. They are actually more closely related to lobsters, crayfish and shrimp. However, unlike their marine cousins, millipedes and centipedes are land dwellers. They are most often found in moist habitats or areas with high humidity.
Millipedes and centipedes do not carry diseases that affect people, animals or plants. Millipedes do occasionally damage seedling plants by feeding on stems and leaves, and may enter homes in large numbers during periods of migration and become a considerable nuisance. They do not cause damage inside the home, although they may leave a stain if they are crushed. Centipedes, which have poison glands and can bite, pose an occasional threat to humans.
Millipedes are often called 1,000-legged worms or rain worms. They are wormlike, with rounded body segments that each bear two pairs of legs. The head is rounded with short antennae. Species can vary in length from less than 1 to 2 or more inches. They are light brown to black in color.
Millipedes are not poisonous, but many species have glands capable of producing irritating fluids that may cause allergic reactions in some individuals. The defensive sprays of some millipedes contain hydrochloric acid that can chemically burn the skin and cause long-term skin discoloration. The fluid can also be dangerous to the eyes. It is not advisable to handle millipedes with your bare hands. Persons handling millipedes may notice a lingering odor on their hands. After contact with millipedes, wash hands thoroughly with soap and water until the odor is gone. The solvents ether or alcohol will also help remove the noxious fluid.
Centipedes are often called 100-legged worms and have one pair of legs on each of their body segments. All centipede species are more or less wormlike and have a flattened body with a distinct head that bears a pair of long antennae. Jaws containing poison glands are located on the first body segment immediately behind the head. Depending on the species, centipedes can vary in length from 1 to 12 or more inches when mature. The most common centipede species found in Georgia are less than 5 inches long. Centipedes vary in color from light yellow to dark brown and reddish brown.
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The house centipede, Scutigera coleoptrata, is the only species capable of reproducing in homes and is often seen in and around homes where dampness occurs. The house centipede is active at night, moving about in search of cockroaches and other insects. Although centipedes rarely bite, are seldom dangerous and are beneficial because they destroy other insects, most people have an aversion to their presence inside their homes.
The first and most important step in controlling millipedes and centipedes is removing or eliminating objects that provide hiding places for the pest outside the home. Eliminate trash piles, rocks, boards, leaf piles, compost piles and similar materials from the immediate vicinity around the outside of the home. Secondly, physically exclude millipedes and centipedes from entering the home where possible. Make sure doors and windows fit tightly and caulk cracks and crevices that permit their entry to the inside. If millipedes or centipedes occur in great numbers or are creating problems, applying pesticide around the building foundation and around doors and windows will provide temporary control. Refer to the current Georgia Pest Management Handbook for the latest recommendations concerning insecticides and pesticides.
Pesticide may also be applied to mulched flower beds and heavily thatched turf areas where millipedes may be living. Include these areas in a treatment program during periods when millipedes are found inside the home in large numbers. Repeated applications may be necessary to maintain control during periods of heavy millipede migration.
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We are having a granite bar made. It is 7 ft long. We have attached a 2 x 2 support around the inside wall. Planing on useing 2 - 9 inch on the top of corbels as well as a newel support in the middle of granite. The deepest depth of the granite bar is 36 inches. Is this enough support ? If not what would you suggest ? Thank you |
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If I understand your layout: 84" long by 36" deep with support on 3 sides at the wall plus corbels? If this is correct you could easily get by with 2 corbels about 26" deep spaced equidistant from the ends assuming 3CM material. A good fabricator will rod the stone (steel rods glued into slots cut into the underside of the stone) on the cantilevered portion of the stone (the parts that sticks out past the corbels) if the stone has fissures. |
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2400 of the Rationell Variera IKEA pieces [3] were used to create the Frozen Trees installation. The plastic pieces were connected to a lightweight metal frame and white monochromatic LED lights [6] were connected to triangular rings in order to illuminate the beautiful structures. Although each of the 30 pieces are 3.6 meters tall, they were constructed in three different diameters.
Completely modular, the installation was constructed in the designer's studio before it was transported to the square and secured to the ground for stability. They are very easy to construct and even easier to take down so that this project has virtually no environmental impact [7] save for the plastic pieces themselves. However, these are easily re-used or recycled [8]. LIKE Architects is currently seeking a new home for this wonderful exhibit.
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PROVIDENCE — Jordan Spieth doesn't blink when he tees it up against Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, Adam Scott, Phil Mickelson, or any of the other big names on the PGA Tour.
But he won't play his brother, Steven.
Not in basketball, anyway.
"The last time we played," Steven said with a smile, "I was in eighth grade and he was a sophomore in high school. He wants to be able to say he beat me the last time we played."
Both Spieth brothers have got game.
Jordan's game is golf, where, at the age of 20, he already has established himself as one of the rising stars in the sport.
He was voted Rookie of the Year on the PGA Tour in 2013, when he won the John Deere Classic, finished fourth at the Deutsche Bank Championship at TPC Boston — where he shot a closing-round 62, tied for second at the Tour Championship — thanks to a final round of 64, and then helped the U.S. team win the Presidents Cup.
This year, younger brother Steven is making a strong bid to be Rookie of the Year in the Ivy League in basketball. The 6-foot-6 freshman forward for the Brown Bears has been named Rookie of the Week three times already, including the last two weeks in a row.
"He's been great," Bears coach Mike Martin said. "He's really smart, really poised. He has great maturity for a freshman. We expected him to be good, but he has exceeded expectations."
Spieth, who is from Dallas, is delighted to be at Brown — "The combination of basketball and academics is unbeatable," he said — and excited about being one of six freshmen who have helped the Bears get off to a 12-8 start, including a 4-2 mark in league play heading into this weekend's home games against Princeton (Friday) and Penn (Saturday) at the Pizzitola Center.
"That's pretty special," he said of Brown's bumper crop of promising freshmen.
"I was told when I was being recruited that I'd have a chance to earn minutes," Spieth said. "I thought I could come in and contribute, but I didn't think I'd be playing 30 minutes a game. I've been very fortunate to have been thrown right into the swing of things."
Only star senior guard Sean McGonagill, who leads the Bears in points (18.1) and playing time (36.7), is averaging more minutes per game than Spieth (31.1).
"He usually guards the opposing team's best player," Martin said. "And he's scoring more now. We rely on him a lot."
Last weekend, Spieth scored a career-high 20 points Saturday night at Dartmouth, after holding Harvard's Wesley Saunders to 2-for-12 shooting the night before in Cambridge.
"I'm just doing what I can to help the team," he said. "I like playing defense. It's a big part of most games. I like the challenge of trying to limit the other team's top scorer.
"There have been a couple of games where I haven't done that, and it's cost us. Some other games, I have, and it's helped us."
He and Jordan have supported each other for as long as Steven can remember.
Steven had just enrolled at Brown when he went up to TPC Boston to see Jordan play in the Deutsche Bank Classic. Jordan has come to Providence to watch Steven and the Bears. They talk on the phone at least once a week, and text even more frequently.
Steven gets a kick out of turning on the TV and watching his brother play PGA Tour events.
"It was really cool," he said, "to turn on the broadcast from Pebble Beach over the weekend and see him mentioned in the 'intro' with all the big-name guys.
"It was only a few years ago that he and I were playing 'Tiger Woods PGA Tour' on PS2," Steven said. "Now, to see him playing at Pebble Beach is really cool.
"I follow his tournaments. He watches my games online. Whenever one of us does something good, we send each other congratulatory texts."
The two brothers, said Steven, always have been "pretty competitive."
But, he says: "I've never been able to top him in golf."
Not many can.
When Steven is playing at least once a week in the summer, he says he shoots regularly in the low 80s and even gets into the 70s "a couple of times."
"I enjoy the game," he said. "I can hit the ball a long way. It's a matter of whether it goes straight or not."
Although golf's handicap system would provide Steven with a goodly number of shots in a match with Jordan, Steven says he always plays his brother "even."
"He's offered to give me shots," Steven says, "but I tell him, 'No.'"
With his defensive skills, Steven wouldn't give Jordan any easy shots on a basketball court.
Not that they play 1-on-1 any more, the way they used to as kids at their home in Dallas.
"Eighty percent of the reason is that he likes to say I've never beaten him. The other 20 percent," Steven says, laughing, "is that if he ever got hurt when we were playing, we'd both be in a lot of trouble."
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Given Name: John Adam Tavener
Nickname: Rabbit
Born: Celina, OH, USA, in 1897
School: Did not attend college.
Primary Position: Shortstop
Batted: Left Threw: Right
Major League Games: 632
Primary Team: Detroit Tigers
Played For
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Cleveland Indians (1929)
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Final major league game: 10/6/1929
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All front loaders are very quiet during the wash cycle, but during the spin, they emit noise no matter what brand it is. Check out a few youtube video and see if you can tolerate it. Also during the spin cycle, vibration can be felt though out some home due to weak flooring so take that into consideration and if your Maytag is in the basement, keep it and have the best of both worlds! Good luck on your purchase. |
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@alizacf, do you have the opportunity to "beef up" the floor in the new laundry room? It would be a good idea. I have the W4842/T9822 - virtually identical to the new IntelliQ with a few minor differences. Mine are located in my basement laundry so I have no issues at all (tile over concrete floor). I have a friend who has hers in a top floor laundry room and she has no issues either. However, they are custom home builders and they beef up the floors in the laundry rooms. This is what is in Miele's manual re: installation: "Installation site A concrete or reinforced floor is the most suitable surface for the washer. These floors are less prone to vibration during the spin cycle. If the installation must be on a wooden joist floor: Having the display on the the 200 is a nice feature. I went with the W4842 for that reason. It�s nice to see how long the program(s) you are selecting will take. |
Thank you for the helpful info., I will speak to my contracter about reinforcing the flooring, but if that gets too costly will have to reconsider Miele, and maybe go with something else.Have read some posts which say Electrolux very quiet , any views? |
- Posted by livebetter (My Page) on Thu, Dec 1, 11 at 9:58
@alizacf, the Miele is an exceptional machine. I don't think it should be a huge cost to beef the floor up as they state (especially if you are already building/renovating). When I was researching machines last year, I ruled out Electrolux very early. The controls seem cheap feeling to me and the "push to open" doors would make me crazy. I know there are people who love the Electrolux but I'm not one of them. They also rank very low on Consumer Reports vs. other brands/models. See this post from a regular here who switched back to Miele after buying an Electrolux. Might help give you some insight. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Excited/Embarassed/Surprised....I returned to Miele
I bought for my parents a second hand 4800 which is the first generation of large Miele washers. It is installed on the second floor of a town house. The noisiest part of the machine is the drain pump and the rattling during spinning of an imbalanced load. Since this was the first generation, I hear that most issues were corrected with the later generations. As mentioned above the machine has to be very level or it will shake the whole house. If you have the chance to reinforce the floor underneath it, it would be advisable. Regarding washing and durability it is in the top brands. Once in a while Miele will offer a promo for 1000$ off a laundry set or free 10year extended warranty. Unfortunately, it won't be until next September from what I have heard that good deals will be available. So if you're looking for the best bang for the buck you can wait for a promotion. The other option if you are not too far from Brampton, Ontario is to go have a look at the Miele factory clearance store; they have once in a while the large capacity machines at a 30-35% discount. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Miele Unboxed
Mihai, can you confirm that Miele is offering the $1,000 off the laundry pair in Sept? They have the free 10yr warranty on now till the end of Mar, but I'd rather have the discount. Thanks. |
hawk59, unfortunately I can't guarantee 100% that the 1000$ rebate will be applied. Given all the recent posts here about the machines giving issues as they age, I would rather take the extended 10 year warranty over the 1000$ off. It seems that service calls get expensive quickly. After a while of ownership of the first generation of big capacity Miele washer, I have mixed feelings about them. They are in my opinion definitely not as solidly built as the compact machines. I really hope these issues were corrected with the second and now third generation since the price premium is so high. The more I think of it, the more I am inclined to say that the company should offer a standard 10 year warranty if they really stand behind their product... |
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Depending on what you are wanting to do with the Palm or palm kernel Oil, for CP recipes that call for Palm Kernel, you must use Palm kernel, it is used to make a harder bar of soap and less lye is needed with Palm kernel. Other than that, I have not used it for any thing else. I hope that helped! Elle |
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16 May 2013: Postgraduate Research on Europe.
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Prof. Thomas Christiansen (right on picture), Jean Monnet Professor of European Institutional Politics and Co-Director of the Maastricht Centre for European Governance at the University of Maastricht, opened the new Jean Monnet Seminar Series with an intriguing talk on the politics of comitology and delegated legislation after the Lisbon Treaty. Prof. Thomas Christiansen (right on picture), Jean Monnet Professor of European Institutional Politics and Co-Director of the Maastricht Centre for European Governance at the University of Maastricht, opened the new Jean Monnet Seminar Series with an intriguing talk on the politics of comitology and delegated legislation after the Lisbon Treaty.
October 2012: Book publication.
Publication of new book 'The European and Industrial Relations. New Procedures, New Context', Manchester University Press. This book is the outcome of a workshop organised at the Centre for European Law and Governance, and in addition to the editor, Stijn Smismans, includes contributions from to other Centre members, namely Peter Turnbull and Nick Parsons. The book provides for the first time a rather comprehensive, and update, overview of the different ways in which the EU affects industrial relations, addressing both its role as an institutional framework and its impact as a policy context for industrial relations. The book is available here.
8 May 2012: CELAG member gives keynote at EESC.
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