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Chapter One has several interesting ideas presented. The author presents a concept called the "Database of Intentions". This database is the aggregate information about what we search for and what we want. The author argues that the "Database of Intentions" is going to be sought out by companies, governments, and people that want money and power. Currently the major online search companies contain the information about the "Datebase of Intentions". (Google, Yahoo, AOL, etc...) The author points out that if you are worried about the government seeing what you read you might be concerned if the Patriot Act were applied to your email account at Yahoo or Google.
A collection of reviews of our choice for reading this fall:Amazon Has Some Reviews. Other reviews include Business Week, Barnes And Noble, and HBS Working Knowledge
NPR has an interview. David Gardner talks with John Battelle about the past, present, and future of Google.
The Search: How Google and Its Rivals Rewrote the Rules of Business and Transformed Our Culture has been selected as the Librarians' Book Club selection for October - December 2005. To join in the discussion all you need to do is get a copy of the book, read it, and discuss it by posting comments on LISNEWS.
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Before LBC was part of LISNEWS I wrote the name like this Librarians' Book Club. I had at least two people email me and say that it should be Librarian's Book Club. When LBC became part of LISNEWS I put the name as Librarian's Book Club.
Someone posted a comment asking whether the name should be Librarians' Book Club. I would like to come to a definitive answer. Can the grammar experts among the group weigh in? The name will either remain the same or be adjusted accordingly. If you have a source for your answer please cite it.
There were five nominations of library related books. Two of the books have been withdrawn by the person that nominated them. This leaves a total of three books to vote on.
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The book selection for July - August 2005 is The Coming of the Book: The Impact of Printing 1450-1800 by Lucien Febvre, Henri-Jean Martin, David Gerard (Translator) Books, and the printed word more generally, are aspects of modern life that are all too often taken for granted. Yet the emergence of the book was a process of immense historical importance and heralded the dawning of the epoch of modernity. In this much praised history of that process, Lucien Febvre and Henri-Jean Martin mesh together economic and technological history, sociology and anthropology, as well as the study of modes of consciousness, to root the development of the printed word in the changing social relations and ideological struggles of Western Europe.
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Colleen Ryan, a member of the university since 1999, was recognized recently as employee of the month by her peers in the College of the Arts (COTA). A special ceremony was held on Friendship Walk near the University Student Union, which was renamed Colleen Ryan Lane for the month.
President F. King Alexander cheered Ryan's selection and praised her unfailingly professional attitude and extraordinary help in seeing that both on- and off-campus individuals and organizations have pleasant and successful events on campus. "She is practically a perfect staff member," he said.
Ryan was honored to be named employee of the month. "That's especially true because the staff of the College of the Arts is so dedicated, loyal, highly trained and professional," she said. "So to be singled out is quite an honor."
Ryan's campus connection goes beyond the elementary teaching credential she recently received from CSULB. She was encouraged to apply for a position at CSULB by her mother, Anne Bykerk-Plante, an administrative coordinator for Professional Studies and a 30-year member of the university, and by her aunt Maureen Bykerk, an instructional support technician in the Nursing Department for 22 years. Her 3-year-old son Jack attends the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences' child care center.
Ryan comes to CSULB from a career at the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts. "One of the things I'm proudest of since joining the university is being part of the college's growth," she said. Her responsibilities as facilities manager include managing both the Gerald R. Daniel Recital Hall and the University Theatre.
"The theaters I manage used to have a number of dark days but now they are almost never dark," she explained. "The University Theatre is used as a lecture hall every day during the week and has seen increased use from student events such as guest lectures, panel discussions and talent shows. Community groups also use the space for events. The Daniel hosts more than 200 events every year. This is all very challenging and exciting."
She also serves as the liaison between the College of the Arts and Physical Planning / Facilities Management to deal with construction and maintenance projects. She points with pride to her participation in the recent Art Department renovation. "I did all the equipment ordering and attended my share of construction meetings," she said. "I worked closely with former Art Department Chair Jay Kvapil, who was tireless during the project. I learned a lot about the construction process."
When she isn't busy on campus, Ryan is involved with the Arthritis Foundation as a response to her 8-year-old daughter Caitlin's diagnosis of juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. She recently served as co-chair of the Orange County Arthritis Walk that sought as its goal $187,000 for arthritis research and to fund a camp for kids.
"It was a fantastic choice to join CSULB," she said. "This is a great community and I have received endless support from the people I work with. It's great to stay in touch with academia and with the students, the faculty and all their creativity."
Ryan received several gifts along with her recognition including a CSULB sweatshirt, a Sunday brunch for two on the Queen Mary, two admissions to Laguna Beach's Festival of Arts, a $10 gift certificate to Dale's Diner, one full-service diamond finish car wash at the Circle Marina Hand Car Wash and a coupon for a free Whopper from Burger King.


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This fish, caught by the methods and in the area listed above, is not the most sustainable choice of fish to eat. Click on the rating icon above to read more and on the alternatives tab below to find more sustainable fish to eat.
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The updated Indian Ocean yellowfin assessment in 2012 indicated the fishery was in a healthy state, yet the scientific committee recommended catches should not exceed 300,000t to ensure the biomass remained at a healthy level. Estimated catches for 2012 however, of 368,663t, are considerably above both the 2011 catch of 327,490t and the five year mean of 317,505 t and above the estimated Maximum Sustainable Yield (MSY) of 344,000t suggesting that the stock could now be subject to overfishing. The scientific committee note that it is difficult to determine this at the moment and a new assessment may be required. Increased catches have been observed across the range of gears accessing the fishery, yet has been most obvious in the handline and non-FAD purse seine catches with 2012 catches nearly double those recorded in 2009. Choose yellowfin from the pole and line and troll fisheries, as these are relatively selective and have also remained stable for several years.
Tuna belong to the family Scombridae. They are large, oceanic fish and are seasonally migratory, some making trans-oceanic journeys. Yellowfin are found throughout the world's tropical and subtropical seas, except the Mediterranean. They often form large, size specific schools, frequently associated with dolphins or floating objects. Yellowfin is a large fast growing species, reaching maximum sizes of 240cm in length, 200kg in weight and an age of 8 years. They mature when 2 to 5 years old and mainly spawn in summer. Smaller fish are mainly limited to surface waters, while larger fish are found in surface and deeper waters, but rarely below 250m. Yellowfin has medium resilience to fishing.
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In Dec 2012, the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC) updated their 2011 assessment of the Indian Ocean yellowfin tuna stock. This assessment suggests that the stock is not being overfished with fishing mortality, F, at 0.61Fmsy or 0.69Fmsy depending on the model. Regarding the state of the biomass, the assessment also suggested that the stock was not in an overfished state, with spawning biomass (SB) estimated to be 1.24 or 1.35SBmsy depending on the model. Between 2003 and 2006 however, fishing mortality far exceeded Fmsy and subsequent reductions in SB between 2004 and 2009 were observed. Reductions in catch and effort in the longline and purse seine fisheries in years following this are most likely attributable to the piracy situation in the western Indian Ocean. It has been noted though, that if this situation changes, and fishing returns to traditional areas, effort is expected to increase once again. The potential yields from the fishery have also declined over the last five years as an increased proportion of the catch is comprised of smaller fish, primarily from the purse seine FAD fishery. In 2012, the scientific committee recommended that catches not exceed 300,000 tonnes, which is at the lower end of the range of MSY estimates. However, estimated catches for 2012 of 368,663t, are considerably above both the 2011 catch of 327,490t and the five year mean of 317,505 t. Additionally, this catch is also above the modelled Maximum Sustainable Yield (MSY) of 344,000t (with a range from 283,000 to 453,000t) suggesting that the stock may now being subject to overfishing. The IOTC state that it is currently difficult to determine this given the recent increased catch rates in some fisheries and stabilisation in others and that a new stock assessment in 2014 may be required.
Most tuna stocks range across and are accessed by numerous coastal states, making harmonised and effective management of these individual stocks very difficult. To try and achieve this, Intergovernmental Regional Fisheries Management Organisations (RFMOs) have been established; for this stock it is the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC). There are five main tuna RFMOs worldwide and it is their responsibility to carry out data collection, scientific monitoring and management of these fisheries. Whilst the RFMOs are responsible for the development of management and conservation measures, the degree to which they are implemented, monitored and enforced still varies significantly between coastal states. For this reason, it is important to choose tuna that has been caught by vessels that are well regulated by their flag state. Yellowfin catch and/or effort data is poor or unknown for the following countries/fisheries: Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Yemen, and Madagascar; the gillnet fishery of Pakistan; non-reporting industrial purse seiners and longliners of India; the fresh-tuna longline fishery of Indonesia, the gillnet fisheries of Iran and Pakistan; significant gillnet/longline fishery of Sri Lanka; important coastal fisheries using hand and/or troll lines, in particular Yemen, Indonesia, and Madagascar.
There is no harvest control rule that has been developed for the stock, however a request has been made to the scientific committee to develop one. Interim limit and target reference points have been made for the stock which are to be assessed and reviewed at the 2014 annual meeting. A harvest control rule would certainly aid in limiting catches, which have in recent years far exceeded scientific advice and estimates of MSY.
The main binding conservation measure established by the IOTC for bigeye is a one month closure for purse seiners and longliners (over 24m in length or fishing on the high seas) in an area of size 10�x20�. The effect of the closure on the status of IO tuna stocks cannot be evaluated yet, but preliminary analyses based on historical catches indicate its effect is likely to be very small. There is also ban on the discarding of bigeye, yellowfin and skipjack tunas by purse seine vessels.
Other IOTC conservation and management measures of note include:
5% regional observer coverage is required for all vessels over 24m and for vessels under 24m fishing outside of their Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).
Regarding the use of Fish Aggregation Devices (FADs): FAD management plans are required to be developed which include the development of more detailed reporting of catch sets on FADs and development of improved FAD designs to reduce entanglement of non-target species such as sharks and turtles.
Regarding bycatch: longline fisheries are to employ prescribed bycatch mitigation measures, in some a combination are to be used (eg tori line, dyed bait, weighted branch line, night setting, underwater setting chute). Regarding sharks participating members are to develop conservation and management measures for vulnerable shark species which includes the prohibition to retain, tranship or land certain species and requires details of interactions with these species to be logged. This already applies to thresher sharks and, as in most tuna RFMOS, oceanic whitetip sharks. Monitoring of these measures is currently deficient and the effectiveness of these measures is to reviewed in 2016.
From 2014 purse seines will be prohibited from knowingly setting a purse seine around tuna schools associated with a live whale shark or cetacean. Furthermore, if a whale shark or cetacean is incidentally encircled, all reasonable steps are required to be taken to ensure its safe release and details of the interaction are to be recorded.
To help address IUU, the IOTC maintains an IUU Vessel List and prohibits transhipments for large scale vessels at sea unless part of the Programme to Monitor Transhipments at Sea, which requires a list of approved and authorised vessels to undertake transhipments to be maintained. Additionally, the programme requires all transhipments at sea to be monitored by an IOTC observer.
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Purse seining is commonly an industrial scale fishery used to catch tuna destined for canneries. Many juvenile fish are often discarded in purse seine fisheries and the method is also associated with bycatch of sharks, turtles and cetaceans. Purse seine catches have been decreasing and account for approximately 35% of yellowfin catches in the IO, with 17% taken in purse seine fisheries that target free schooling fish, as opposed to using Fish Aggregation Devices (FADs). FAD associated catches have a higher proportion of juvenile fish and bycatch including vulnerable species. Poorly designed FADs may also entangle sharks and turtles. It has also been reported that the use of FADs may impact on the biology (food intake, growth rate, plumpness of the fish) and on the ecology (displacement rate, movement orientation) of yellowfin. Non FAD associated purse seiners still encounter bycatch , yet on a much smaller scale compared with FAD fisheries.
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A polished amalgamation of MMOs.
Now Rift has two main factions: the Guardians, who fight believing the Gods will help in their cause to defeat the main villain of the game, Regulos. Then there's the Defiants, who use forbidden technology (which has a bizarre steampunk kind of vibe) also, in order to defeat Regulos. Naturally, each faction fights between themselves.
So Rift has four basic classes, those being the Warrior, the Rogue, the Mage and the Cleric. Each of these should be familiar to anybody who's played MMOs before, but the twist here is that each class has 8 subsets. Basically since you are brought back from death, you now have the ability to harness the souls of legendary heroes from the past. The benefit of these subsets eventually boils down to you having the ability to have three souls active at any one time.
The soul system allows for a huge degree of variation between each class, even though ultimately they all do the same thing. Cleric understandably heals, Mage and Rogues do pure DPS while Warriors can DPS as well as Tank. While the soul system sounds like a good idea, in practice it becomes very cumbersome to handle as the player will be overwhelmed with all sorts of abilities accessed as you keep leveling up. More often than not, there will be more than a handful of spells and abilities that you will never use, some whose function overlap each other.
Soon, and much too soon for my taste, the leveling was over and done with and the end-game content began at level 50. This is the place very Rift starts stagnating. While the entire experience from the beginning of the game up to level 50 was polished and enjoyable, Rift starts to show its limitations at the very end. The PvP is OK as it is right now, with frequent patches trying to balance out the chaos on the wargrounds. I like the map layouts though, as they force players into making tactical decisions on the battlefield; holding choke points and advancing with melee classes.
PvE in the end-game for the most part means non-instanced raiding in the open world. Unless you're part of a guild, raiding can be an exercise in frustration. First of all, there's no LFG (Looking for Group) button, whereby you can queue yourself up for a dungeon or raid. And once you do get into a group, you'll be lucky if you find a group where everybody knows how to play their class well. Greenscale is still a far off possibility for me.
Ultimately PvE and PvP just ends up being a grind for better gear. This is not a bad thing, since pretty much all MMOs out there do this, but herein lies the problem. Rift takes up some of the best gameplay aspects from WoW, Warhammer Online, and a few others and presents it in an extremely polished package. However, it doesn't create anything new. There is no innovation here. For MMO veterans, Rift is just another fantasy MMO where all the gameplay mechanics have been done before.
Out of the gate, Rift is one of the best MMOs out there. It's stable, has hardly any bugs, is being patched to counter balance issues on an almost daily basis, and basically has all the tropes of a good MMO. What it fails to do is compel me to go back and play it. Newcomers to the MMO genre will find Rift a very apt alternative to WoW, but for all the other MMO vets who're tired of the WoW formula, we'll have to wait until SWTOR or Guild Wars 2 comes out.
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Pretty much all the nuances of a well established MMO is present here. Minor issues are being patched out very often. |
One of the best looking MMOs out there, the shader modeling is amazing. However, the art style is very bland and uninspired. | ||||
Some of the most boring background music and poor voiceovers in any MMO in recent history. |
It's an MMO, so the value factor increases the more you come back to it. Once you've had your fill though, $15 a month may seem too much. | ||||
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Moonlight is an American paranormal romance television drama created by Ron Koslow and Trevor Munson, who was also executive producer for all episodes with Joel Silver, Gerard Bocaccio, Gabrielle Stanton and Harry Werksman. The series follows private investigator Mick St. John (Alex O'Loughlin), who was turned into a vampire by his bride Coraline (Shannyn Sossamon) on the couple's wedding night fifty-five years earlier. In the present day, he struggles with his attraction to a mortal woman, Beth Turner (Sophia Myles), his friendship with Josef Kostan (Jason Dohring), and his dealings with other vampires in Los Angeles.
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Hunter Keeton of Owen County will compete in the Kentucky State Spelling Bee Saturday at the Frazier International History Museum in Louisville.
Keeton is one of approximately 60 Kentucky and Southern Indiana youngsters who will compete in one of the major events of the Kentucky Derby Festival.
The state winner will receive a U.S. Savings Bond valued at $10,000 upon maturity, a trophy, the latest edition of the Merriam Webster collegiate dictionary and a $25 Amazon.com gift card.
Volunteers will be out in force next week to spring clean Owen County's highways.
The Transportation Cabinet announced the Adopt-a-Highway Spring Clean Week will be held March 21-27.
"The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet appreciates the efforts of our Adopt-a-Highway volunteers who help keep our highways and communities beautiful and litter-free," Acting Transportation Secretary Mike Hancock said.
A new chapter in the history of Owen County began to be written Thursday when ground was broken for a new judicial center.
At a ceremony and reception held at the Owen County Courthouse, state and local officials looked back at the nearly 150-year-old building and celebrated the past while looking to the future.
Hundreds of individuals made their way through Owen County High School Saturday for an education in how to make Owen County a healthy, happier place.
The Catalyst for Hope Conference, sponsored by Hope's Hands Community Partnership and NorthKey along with Northern Kentucky Community Action and the Owen County School System, was deemed a successful event by Patti Clark, executive director of Hope's Hands and coordinator of the Owen County Teen Alcohol Prevention Project.
The 2009-2010 basketball season has come to and end. Both the boys and the girls again had a successful year.
The Lady Rebels finished the season with a record of 17-10 and captured their third straight 31st District Championship.
Overall, it was the fifth-straight appearance for Owen County in the championship game. It was also the fourth year in a row Owen County Head Girls Basketball Coach Robert Osborne's team won 15 games or more. The Lady Rebels had a six-game winning streak starting Dec. 29 and running through Jan. 13.
Happy St. Patrick's Day. I don't decorate or give parties on this day but it always gives me a good feeling to know the Irish are being recognized for their contribution to the settling of this country.
March 21 through 27, 2010, marks the 12th anniversary of Commonwealth Cleanup Week. Commonwealth Cleanup Week is an annual week-long event implemented by the Energy and Environment Cabinet (EEC), and it also kicks off the Great American Cleanup, spanning from March-May. Its purpose is to provide Kentucky communities an opportunity to "spring clean," recycle and promote personal responsibility across the Commonwealth.
An Owen County Primary School bookkeeper has been fired after allegedly taking money that was to be deposited in the bank.
Jennifer Bishop, 35, has been charged with theft by unlawful taking or disposition of property with a value of $500 or more.
Bishop was indicted March 9 by the Owen County grand jury. According to the indictment, she took more than $500 from the Owen County school district.
Kentucky State Police Detective Steve Goodale said the charges were brought after a routine audit.
An Owen County mom used her car to block an Owen County school bus that was heading back to school after a field trip in Frankfort March 9. She demanded that her child get off the bus.
Owen County School Board Superintendent Mark Cleveland said seniors had gone to a movie and restaurant in Frankfort.
As they returned on U.S. Hwy. 127, the woman blocked the bus with her car.
Cleveland said if the parent had called ahead of time and requested to pick up the child at one of their destinations, it would have been allowed.
I wonder how many times you have heard this question since Monday, "Have you filled out your brackets yet?" What am I talking about? You know, your NCAA tournament bracket. The madness is officially here.
This weekend may be one of the best weekends of the year. Starting Thursday at noon and ending sometime Sunday evening, it will be nothing but wall-to-wall hoops. There will be blowouts, upsets, drama and plenty of nail biting as the NCAA Tournament tips off.
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would have bitten the leaves off ginseng and bloodroot? There are millions of bloodroots in this forest but I bought some ginseng rootstock and planted it last spring. I have deer, prob rabbits, though I don't ever see them, and def. squirrels. I have never seen a bloodroot w/its leaves nipped off (and eaten) but the bloodroot and ginseng adjacent to it both had their leaves removed and eaten. I can't believe deer would do this? They never (usually) touch bloodroot! Would this kill the ginseng? Or are the roots ok and it will come up next spring? One stalk was left uneaten...I am putting a cage over it!!! |
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should not kill it, occasionally it happens in nature that a plant gets stomped on or broken off, it comes back the next year. |
- Posted by lisanti07028 z6NJ (My Page) on Sun, May 12, 13 at 19:37
Do you have groundhogs around? The ones in my yard (which we are trying valiantly to get rid of) ate my native columbines down to little green sticks. Bummer. |
Thank-you both for your input! I kind of figured the roots were still intact but I was hoping it might multiply this year...no hope of that! No groundhogs that I have seen....but someone bit the head and flower bud off my trillium too :( AND I just put out 4 clumps of wintersown columbine so it better not touch them or else!!! I'm very sorry to hear about your columbines! |
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I'd second Harters' suggestion of good-quality cold-pressed rapeseed oil. I'd never seen it before I moved to the UK, but it is a really fantastic oil, fragrant and delicious. We use it now for all our chinese cooking - it's traditional in much of southern China, easier to find here than good-quality peanut oil, and really well-suited to high-temperature cooking as well as use raw. |
Visiting from NYC(First time in London) looking for recs/NYC comparisions. As always, Limster is dead-on re that prawn dish at Empress of Sichuan. I suppose a truly dedicated hound would do a two-course involving back-to-back meals at St John Hotel and E of S but I find such a thing unimaginable. |
Visiting from NYC(First time in London) looking for recs/NYC comparisions. As for your list: I would probably skip Bincho (as is so often said, London is not a Japanese food destination). I realize Masters gets lots of love here but I have never understood why - I find it sort of third-rate - for fish & chips I like the Fish! stall in Borough Market (not the restaurant - overpriced, not very good). For offal, Magdalen is very good. For game, probably Trinity in Clapham. |
Both you and your friends are right, to my mind - I find Paris coffee burnt and bitter (and thin, and lacking complexity...) though of course there will be standouts. Underroasted espresso is sour, sour, sour. No, just give me Monmouth (or a few other London standouts, mentioned before in this thread - sadly, most London coffee is also still to be avoided). Or anywhere, more-or-less, in Italy. Or Spain. Or Portugal.... |
Affordable vegetarian and fish in Kensington or Central London Actually, I think you were half-right the first time - there's plenty of tasty fish at Koya. I like the Anglo-Japanese fusion smoked mackerel dishes. Otherwise? I've got to admit that, with regard to Western cooking, I generally prefer the vegetarian food in non-vegetarian restaurants (cooks motivated by ideology are not always the best, culinarily speaking...) One thing your sister may not get much of in Vancouver is South Indian vegetarian cooking, which is spectacularly good and just a tube-ride away, probably in East Ham (eg here: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/700706 ). |
Authentic Japanese in London 2010 I'm among those who have recommended Tajima Tei to limster. It's my favorite general-purpose Japanese restaurant in London. Closed weekends. I occasionally eat takoyaki at Spitalfiends but it's sort of second-rate. I have never eaten good soba outside of Japan and have stopped trying. Ramen seems like it should be less of a problem but I haven't had any very good ramen in London, either (I sort of like Taro, but it's not like anything I've eaten in Japan). I've only been to Kikuchi once and my experience was not as good as the praise would suggest it should be, but I think we ordered poorly. Ditto for Edokko. What else? I love Koya, like everybody else. Never had yakitori or wafu pasta in London. I have no taste for Katsu Curry (Japanese curry is one of those things that is _supposed_ to taste liek it comes out of a box, far as I can tell.) Agree with limster that Abeno is pretty good for what it is (I like the ika-and-natto combo). |


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I have a number of spider plants that I keep in hanging baskets indoors. Rather than take them down every time I water, I've found a style of self-watering basket I like, with the opening to the reservoir near the base of the container -- so I can hang the baskets above my head but still easily refill the reservoir.
In the past, I've used straight potting soil in these baskets. Last year, I tried switching to Raybo's 3:1:2 mix, which also seems to work well. This year, as I add a couple more plants, I keep looking at the turface I have around for the gritty mix, and especially the turface fines I've sifted out, and wondering... Would it be possible to build a self-watering mix using these ingredients? It'd be nice if I didn't have to restock the potting soil and/or the perlite... ;) So. Has anyone tried this? Can anyone give me some suggestions on how I'd go about figuring out proportions or testing a SWC mix before actually trying a plant in it? |
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I don't believe Gritty Mix wicks water upwards. You have to water from the top. I use self-watering pots myself where the saucer attaches seamlessly as part of the container since it looks nice. However, I don't use the water reservoir to self-water my plants. They are solely there to help drainage and for tossing out excess water. |
- Posted by emgardener (My Page) on Thu, Apr 26, 12 at 16:44
I experimented around with turface for SWCs for a few years. Turface does wick water fairly high although slowly, so a mostly turface mix did not sustain a tomato plant in an 5 gallon SWC I had. For your setup, indoor hanging basket, your pot is/should be shallow and the plant won't need a lot of water. So you probably would get good results from using straight turface (or turface fines). For outdoor SWCs I only flushed out the salt buildup one a growing season. You'd probably need to flush yours out even less. |
I've thought about straight turface, but was worried it might wick *too* much. On the other hand, I've used straight humus, so I suppose it's unlikely to be much worse than that... Thanks for the info! |
I'd bet that it wouldn't work well enough for SWC. By all means, try it, but I wouldn't do it with a plant you aren't willing to lose. Also, you better make sure that the hook you hang it from is good and solid, into a framing stud, because the weight of wet turface is substantial. Joe |
Yeah, this is definitely something to try first with a couple of spider plant pups... I have four or five that are about to touch the floor and need cutting off anyway. :) Is the weight of wet turface any more than that of wet potting soil/humus? My current pots can get up to 15-20 pounds wet, easy... My sun room is a former brick porch, though, so the ceiling is pretty hefty. |
Well, I can tell you that my plants are WAY heavier with gritty mix then they ever were with Miracle Grow. Most are in the same pots too. So yes, there is a big difference. Joe |
- Posted by emgardener (My Page) on Sun, Apr 29, 12 at 1:48
Actually in a SWC the weight differential isn't all that much. I've had both mostly turface mix and mostly peat mix at the same time. Water accounts for most of the weight. This is only true when the there is water in the reservoir. For normal containers that have dried out some, turface is much heavier. |
Well, I'm definitely not going to put a full gritty mix into a hanging basket... Granite is way too heavy for that, leave alone wet turface. :) emgardener, thanks for the note about water in the reservoir... Yeah, that makes sense, and fits my experience with humus-based mixes. The big trick (weight-management-wise) making sure the mix dries out a bit before refilling the reservoir. |
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I want the outside color to be their Forest Green and the inside to be white. My questions is, what is the difference between the look of the fiberglass Heritage being painted and the textured steel door being painted (factory painted). Will the painted fiberglass door look any better than the painted textured steel? Are there any other considerations other than 'looks'? The door will be in a covered Victorian porch.
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Thank you for choosing ProVia as your entry door choice. I am glad to assist you regarding your questions. First, let me explain that the fiberglass woodgrain texture feels and looks like a true woodgrain. It will take to a stain or paint beautifully giving your entry way a look of beauty and elegance. For an entryway, we recommend our fiberglass door. We have several glass options and stain options that will best complement your 'painted lady' home. Secondly, if you choose a textured steel woodgrain, it will have an embossed pattern that will look like woodgrain, but not a deep grain that the fiberglass woodgrain offers. Our steel doors are excellent for both security and beauty. Please visit our website to see all of the available door options you can choose from. You can also call our excellent customer service department to find a dealer nearest you. Our customer service is available Mon - Fri. 8am - 5pm Eastern Standard Time. Again, thank you for choosing ProVia. ProVia's Mission: |
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Fiberglas has a better feel and will probably insulate slightly better. Steel is a commercial spin-off and really should not be used except to the garage. |
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For my other fruit trees I always plant bare root. But I'm wondering for figs if they're different. Which is better; planting the 3 ft tall containerized figs I see at local nurseries, or planting bare root mail order figs?
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Depends on how long the stock has been bare-rooted. I would expect some set-back with the bare-rooted stock, as it establishes a new root system. With good culture, the fig trees will take off after putting on new roots. Treat bare-root stock just like giant cuttings. Containerized plants will just start where they left off. Of course, that's assuming that the containerized plants are healthy, and not root-bound. Just slip them out, and plant. I see by your posting that you grow other fruit trees. Fig trees are way easier, as long as you meet the cultural requirements for Winter protection. Just my thoughts. Frank |
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September 22, 2011, 8:00 AM
By Luke Dittrich
Carl and Jennifer and Trace and Cory
The Fastrip is just down the street from their home, so that's a big part of its appeal, but what really hooked the Hennings on the place, what keeps them coming back two, three, four times a day, is the soda. The price of it. Cheapest in town. Seventy-five cents for a refill. And if you bring your own cup, even the first fill-up of the day is considered a refill. Doesn't matter the size of the cup. Carl uses a mammoth sixty-four-ounce insulated one he purchased years ago from Fastrip's biggest local competitor, Kum & Go, which charges $1.29 (!) for refills. His wife, Jennifer, has a similar Kum & Go cup, but only half the size. She drinks Coke and Carl drinks Mountain Dew. And the boys? Fifteen-year-old Cory's a Fanta man, and eleven-year-old Trace is currently on a Dr. Pepper kick.
They know all the employees, of course. Spacey, good-natured Jake, who works the morning shift, and Diane, the manager, energetic as a coiled spring, who usually works the same shift but spends a lot of time in the back office. They know Ruben best, have even become Facebook friends with him. He's a good listener, always seems interested in what's going on in their lives, which means, especially this time of year, that he spends a lot of time listening to them talk about Little League baseball. The boys are fanatical about it, and Carl and Jennifer are probably even more so. They're both members of the board of Joplin South Little League, which means they've always got lots of baseball-related business to attend to on top of the games themselves, which have recently been numbering ten or eleven a week. It's a lot of work, a lot of driving, a lot of cheering, a lot of laundry, a lot of fun.
Both boys played in tournaments earlier today. Trace's team, the Joplin Sliders, won one and lost one against the Lamar Tigers. Cory's team, the Joplin Miners, played only once, losing to the Black Sox. It was bright and clear but windy, and the wind made hitting and catching extra challenging. You could smack a ball straight up and it would trace a curve like the St. Louis Arch.
(Aerial) GeoEye; (Detail) MJ Harden
The tornado touched down just outside the western edge of Joplin at approximately 5:41 p.m., then moved east for more than six miles, destroying one third of the city's buildings and killing 160. Based on the damage left in the tornado's wake, the National Weather Service labeled it with its highest possible designation EF-5 which means that it had wind speeds of at least 200 miles per hour. The rubble at the bottom of the inset is where the Fastrip stood. The two piles above it are where the gas pumps were located.
Not long after they got home from Trace's second game, the Hennings found themselves standing in their living room, staring at their television. The television was tuned to the local news on KSNF, channel 16, and KSNF was streaming a live feed from its tower cam. The feed showed something gray and dark approaching Joplin from the west. The image was a bit blurry and rain spattered. The thing moving toward the city looked almost a mile wide, and there were occasional bright flashes of light on its periphery. At first the news anchors were saying that the flashes might be lightning. Perhaps whatever they were looking at was just a huge thunderstorm. But then the flashes continued, one after another, a regular rhythm almost, and the anchors finally recognized what was causing them: power lines rupturing. They stopped sounding like anchors then. They began talking over one another in an emotional jumble, as though speaking directly to whatever friends or acquaintances or loved ones were within digital earshot of their voices.
"Take cover!" one said.
"Yes, please!" said the other.
"Right now!"
"Please do!"
"I'm telling you to take cover!"
"Take cover!"
"Right now!"
The Hennings live in an A-frame, lots of glass, no basement.
They've lived there together for six years, started dating four years before that, back when Jennifer was Carl's boss at a McDonald's in the local Walmart. She's thirty-six and Carl's twenty-seven. The boys are from her previous marriage. Though the Hennings no longer work together Carl's now a forklift operator, Jennifer a medical assistant sometimes, when they have to make a decision, their old boss-employee dynamic flares up. But standing in their living room, watching the monster approach, listening to the news anchors lose it, the decision they made was entirely mutual. Ruben had always told them that if something big was ever heading toward the neighborhood, they should come to the Fastrip, ride it out there. It's a sturdier building than their A-frame. Plus, he'd told them, if things ever got really bad, there was always the walk-in beer cooler.
The Fastrip was five blocks down the road. Their Mustang covered the distance in less than a minute. Jennifer drove.
And now here they are, huddled with the others against the rear wall, listening to the awful roar get closer. Trace is still wearing his sweat- and grass-stained baseball uniform. Suddenly the rear wall begins to move, swelling out and then sucking in and then swelling out again. There's a high-pitched chiming and crackling sound as glass bottles begin rattling and rupturing against one another.
"Ruben," Jennifer says, "stuff's breaking in the back!"
"Yeah, I know, I know," he says.
"Should we go in the cooler?"
"Ah," Ruben says, but before he can finish his thought he hears a sharp sound and looks over at the big windows at the front of the store, which are spidering with cracks.
Then the windows explode.
Donna Barnes. One of her best friends was killed when her church collapsed.
Donna Barnes
She believes in the Pentecost.
She believes that a bowl of Multi Grain Cheerios with low-fat milk is a good breakfast, and there's no reason not to have it every single day.
She believes that seven weeks after the Resurrection the Holy Spirit descended on the Apostles, and she believes that it happened just the way the Bible describes it in chapter 2 of the Book of Acts: And suddenly there came a sound from heaven as of a mighty rushing wind, and it filled the house where they were sitting.
She believes that a sliced banana is optional.
She believes that ever since the day of the Pentecost, people like her, who have been baptized into the Pentecostal Church, have the Holy Spirit inside them, literally.
She believes that the work she does, cleaning houses, is good for her degenerative spinal arthritis, because it keeps her moving, which keeps her vertebral column limber and lubricated.
She believes that sometimes, when the spirit overflows, people can speak in a language they themselves do not understand, the same language that angels speak.
She believes that the one-dollar boxes of Little Debbie cakes she buys most Sundays at this Fastrip are the best deal in town.
She believes that the Joplin Full Gospel Church, which departed the physical world approximately two minutes ago, is as much her home as her thirty-year-old Solitaire trailer.
She believes that the roar that fills the Fastrip as soon as the windows explode is one of the worst sounds she's heard in all of her sixty years.
She believes that the sound of the screams of the two little boys next to her is even worse.
She believes that Ruben, though she can't hear his shouts very well above the screaming and the roaring, is commanding them all to pass through a silver doorway by the potato-chip rack.
She believes that God has already chosen the time and place of your death before you are born.
Donna Barnes enters the cooler on her hands and knees.
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