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Looks like a nice response to "Who is in Michigan", so let's see who is in Illinois and compare notes. I am from Oswego, zone 5a. Plant addict also and must have all the perennials I can get my hands on......scary sometimes. Now I need to find a way to trade for more land,LOL. Going to add some edibles this year. Was in the 20's here last night. Is spring ever going to arrive? |
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I too am into plants...but I do better at looking and dreaming and hoping...LOL So I lurk here lots and really enjoy reading all the comments. I am near Peoria, out where it's really windy and warm at the height of summer! I think it was 19 when we walked our lab early this morn, and it's 32 right now. But it was great to see the sunshine, believe me. |
I am in urban Chicago close to the lakeshore, zone 6a. I have a small city lot so not a lot of room, but that doesn't stop me from cramming in the plants, lol! My main interests are spring ephemerals (especially bulbs), gardening for bees and other pollinators, and autumn flowering plants. I also grow some edibles, especially tomatoes. |
- Posted by illinoisdoglover z5IL (My Page) on Thu, Mar 21, 13 at 22:20
Nice to meet you fellow Illinois gardeners. We will eventually get spring. Only have a couple hyacinthins coming up. Ground still frozen in many areas. Hope we will find more Illinois gardeners to compare notes. I try to grow as many perennial to this zone as I can. Have sun gardens, shade gardens and of coarse...woodlands. Hoping to add some edible plants this year, such as potatoes, tomatoes, oninions, garlic and try my luck on thornless berry bushes. |
Hello everyone, I'm from LaSalle located north of Peoria. My main plantings are roses, clematis, daylilies and hosta. Been slowly adding perennials back in the garden. I'd be interested in hearing what comes back reliably from winter. Tried a few of the big bang coreopsis last year. I'll let everyone know if they return this year. |
- Posted by RyseRyse_2004 5 (My Page) on Fri, Mar 22, 13 at 15:54
Hi, I'm in an unincorporated area of Morrison (10 miles NE of Morrison) and am truly sick of the cold snowy weather! Where was this snow in Nov. and Dec. when we expect it? It is supposed to be spring. I have lots of milk jugs planted with the winter-sowing method and nothing has sprouts yet. I guess I should be happy because if anything sprouted, it would have frozen by now. At least we are now out of the drought and I am hoping for a normal summer this year. |
- Posted by illinoisdoglover z5IL (My Page) on Fri, Mar 22, 13 at 23:21
Nice to meet more Illinois gardeners. We had 19 last night, but slowly waming during the day. Sounds like snow expected for Sunday. I have not tried the winter sowing in jugs. Was wondering about the thawing and refreezing of the new growth in the jugs. Also do not want to worry about them blowing everywhere. We have 3 dogs that pretty much get to roam the back. The rest of the yards are taken up by flower gardens. When spring finally gets here....slowly...... perhaps that may be an indication that we will have a cooler summer....let's hope. A couple daffodils popping up. |
Sounds as though you folks in Illinois are just as anxious for Spring as we here in cold Iowa. Ground is brown with no snow and still frozen. We are in a drought area so worried about the lack of moisture for growing. Was difficult last summer dragging hoses to keep things alive and also had water restrictions. I am sure I lost cimicifugas,ligularias, and astilbes. Spring can't come soon enough. |
- Posted by garden_crazy z5 N IL (My Page) on Sat, Mar 23, 13 at 16:20
Thanks for the post ILdoglover. -We need an Illinois forum! I'm in Crystal Lake, just so. of the WI line. Have any of you near Peoria been to Hornbakers? It is a 3 hour drive for me but it is a fun place for plant lovers! Probably good I don't live closer. Half our yard is still under 1-3 inches of snow but the bulbs are coming up in the warmer places in the yard. This is the first year in many that I haven's prunned the grapevines on March 15. It was just too cold and rainy. I'm holding out for a 40+ degree day. gc |
I go to Hornbakers 3 times a year. Conversed with someone last year from near Chicago. We spoke about Thalictrum Splendide I believe. A very nice lady she was. I went to The Growing Place in Naperville for the first time last year. Combined it with a trip to the Chicago Botanical Gardens. |
- Posted by illinoisdoglover z5IL (My Page) on Sat, Mar 23, 13 at 21:04
Hi folks: Glad we have received so many responses to our Illiniois forum. Thanks for everyone dropping by. I have been to Hornbakers. Last year was my first time in a few years. With the tremedous amount high temperatures last summer, and lack of rain; I decided not to purchase as many plants as I usually do. I usually buy 3 or more new hostas while I am there each year. They stopped selling iris thru their internet and did away with their iris fields. Iris were marked down and placed in baskets on tables. Many baskets were already empty and many turned over.. By the time I went down, there were so many varities already sold. I decided to take a guess on them since many were not marked. The baskets were marked but not the actual iris rhizomes. So many people grabbing and tossing iris back into baskets, who knows what was what. Figured the discount price was right so I took a chance. Can not wait to see what I actually purchased. Going to miss the iris fields in bloom. It was fun to walk thru them while they were blooming and you could pick out the ones you liked and pay for them in advance. When proper planting time came, you could go pick them up or you can pay for postage to have them mailed. Hope to make it back this year. I have been to the Growing Place also. Sometimes can be pretty pricey on many things. |
Howdy neighbors! Thanks Illinoisdoglover, for starting this thread. It's fun to see other Illinoisians posting, as well as folks from the near by states. DH and I live "in the country" in south central Illinois on 19 wooded acres. If you are familiar with where I-57 and I-70 intersects in Effingham, we're about 13 miles south. I've been gardening most of my adult life and, in the last 10 years, I've been growing mostly perennials, with varying degrees of success. Right now I'm looking out of the window at a lot of wet snow coming down. We had "thundersnow" this morning (flashes of lightening) and thunder that rattled the windows. Fingers crossed we don't get the accumulation the weather guys are calling for. Dh and I are traveling to St. Louis tomorrow and that could get interesting. On the bright side, thank goodness it's not bitter cold. |
Hi, I live in the Western Suburb area in Itasca. Last summer was just brutal. Even the Dayliles died back, the only thing unaffected was the butterfly weed. Due to the budgetary constraint of having a kid, I am going to have to scale back this year and hope that we will get a decent summer. Stuff are coming up for me about now even though I have a light dusting of snow. Paul |
- Posted by illinoisdoglover z5IL (My Page) on Sat, Mar 30, 13 at 20:51
Hi everyone: Looks like spring is arriving a little at a time. It has been in the 50's here the last couple days. We only have a few hyacinths and some daffodils popping up. Noticed mother natures did some damage to some of my iris. Ground thaw and refreezing really hurts. Hope this summer will not be as hot as last year so we will all have a better garden season. Hope we find a few more Illinois gardeners, perhaps we will find things we may want to trade amoungst each other. What are your favorite perennials for your zone? I am zone5a. How is your soil in your gardens? Let's compare notes. |
I haven't posted here in ages! But spring and plants are on my mind, and I'm just a few blocks north of Chicago. Close to the lake, sandy soil. |
- Posted by illinoisdoglover z5IL (My Page) on Tue, Apr 2, 13 at 10:46
Welcome back dirtdiver. I am about 50 miles SW of Chicago and I have absolutely wonderful rich black soil. We are fortunate to have such a probelm....LOL. Spring is just around the corner. We are patiently waiting. I am glad that are March temperatures went back to the normal though. I planted hyacinths and some minature daffs (Tete-t-tee) last year and waiting patiently to see how they do. |
Hi everyone, I live just west of O'Hare airport and garden on about 3/4 acre. My beds are a mix of perennials, bulbs, and small flowering shrubs. I am totally addicted to collecting plants; whether I have a place to put them is a minor consideration. |
- Posted by illinoisdoglover z5IL (My Page) on Sat, Apr 6, 13 at 20:24
Any of you gardeners that live close to me , are you having a spring plant sale or do you know of any coming up? I am always looking to add more to my gardens. I hope to have one In May if everything works out ok. Do you know of any local Garden club sales coming in May? Have you checked out any of your local hardware/lumber stores such as Lowes and have you found any good deals? I have been looking for white or yellow muscari. Anyone have some? |
- Posted by sc_gardener zone 5 (My Page) on Sat, Apr 13, 13 at 15:51
I am in St. Charles. We are in unincorporated. Ditto on last year 's drought doing a number on the plants... I was afraid to water because we are on a well... never ran dry yet and didn't want to find out if that could happen. This year looking forward to spring, I am noticing some deer and rabbit damage to the roses. I have many roses and iris and daylilies. Worst problems are the wildlife: deer, rabbits and woodchucks as we live right next to forest preserve... also the not so wild: neighbor cats that p**p in the soil :( Worst pest: japanese beetles on the roses. |
- Posted by illinoisdoglover z5IL (My Page) on Thu, Apr 18, 13 at 20:43
Hi Everyone: Welcome Sc gardener. How is all the gardeners in Illinois doing? Have you been having any trouble with all the rain and flooding? Here is my latest riverbank and garden pictures. I can't even count the number of iris I lost, sure is a lot differnt then last years. Hope everyone is safe. |
- Posted by illinoisdoglover z5IL (My Page) on Thu, Apr 18, 13 at 20:45
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Illinois River is coming up fast here. We received 6 1/2 inches of rain. Spent the day taking everything out of the basement. Yet we're luckier than so many others. What water way is in your picture? Gardens beyond soaked yet surviving better than I thought it might. Things were just coming up and the only thing I'm starting to see is foliage beginning to yellow. Would help to have the trees leaf out and take a giant drink. Oh well more rain coming Sunday. Everyone take care. Do something nice for yourself tomorrow. |
- Posted by illinoisdoglover z5IL (My Page) on Thu, Apr 18, 13 at 22:06
Hi Patti: We are on the Fox River. Rain coming tonight and tomorrow. I was out brooming the road today to try to help some of the water find its way out of my garden beds. Hope you can save things in your basement. |
- Posted by illinoisdoglover z5IL (My Page) on Wed, May 8, 13 at 22:26
How are the gardeners doing in Illinois? Are you still flooded? We are finally drying out. Lost many plants from the water damage, but here is a picture of some happy plants that made it thru. Lets see what your gardens look like now. |
- Posted by RyseRyse_2004 5 (My Page) on Thu, May 9, 13 at 9:25
We have the Rock Creek running through the center of our property and it flooded big time but we built our house and gardens up on the hill so weren't affected. It was fun living in 'lake front' property for a week or two though! This has been the first real spring we have had in years with regular rain and gradually warming temps. Everything is coming up and making us very anxious to see blooms. |
- Posted by gonativegal zone 5a (My Page) on Thu, May 9, 13 at 21:53
I am in Cicero just west of Chicago. Small, city size lot but packed with lots of plants (no grass much to chagrin of my neighbors) mostly sun loving plants in the front including lots of natives and a woodland garden in the backyard. Have had some lovely weather this past week but now soil has become a bit dry. I am hoping for rain but only a gentle steady one not an entire week like last month. |
Hi all, late to the post here. I am from the southern tip of Il. I live in a rural setting with about a one acre yard. We started with a blank lot and I have been adding trees, shrubs and perennial flowers over the last 20 years. We also do a little vegetable gardening. Raining here today. I hope those of you who live near the rivers are faring well. |
Jeepers! It's 49 out....and my freshly bought purchases are sitting out on the driveway shivering away...petunias, heleniums, chrys. paludosums, and even a Black Pearl pepper (ornamental)...I don't know whether to plant them or not in this chilly weather. We'd been having 78 degree days, sunny. Now this. Even had more rain (us farmers just love all this rain!!!!!!!) so things are pretty tacky out. I grew up within hiking distance of the Illinois River so I know about the wonderful flooding that happens in the occasional spring. It WILL recede. My irises are just starting to show color. If the ground squirrels leave my bleeding heart alone, I might get some pretty white hearts, but maybe not this year.... Hope it's warmer where you are; I'm getting my sweatshirts back out! |
- Posted by RyseRyse_2004 5 (My Page) on Fri, May 10, 13 at 14:43
Sweatshirt weather for sure today! I have been hardening off my pepper and tomato plants outside for the last few days but think I will bring them inside tonight and tomorrow night just to make sure I won't lose them! It is supposed to be in the 30's the next few nights. I really am ready for spring to get here and stay! |
- Posted by illinoisdoglover z5IL (My Page) on Fri, May 10, 13 at 18:40
SPRING......did someone say spring. My plants are all wearing jackets today...LOL. 45 degrees today and yesterday was in the high 60's. |
- Posted by wellspring (My Page) on Fri, May 10, 13 at 23:18
Illinois here as well. Find it harder than ever to check in on GW, but have been reading and posting here for over 10 years. Usually take a week off work in the spring just to play in the garden. Time my on-line purchases to arrive that week. As usual, I over-anticipated how much bed expansion, transplanting, clean-up, etc. I could get done ... and then rain for 4 days. That was last week. Now the little babies that aren't in the ground yet are chilling out on the patio table. I'm trying to achieve constant fragrance. This year hyacinths, certain fragrant narcissi and tulips started things off. The pansy pots get planted in March, and, I don't care what color they are, if I can't detect some sweetness, they don't come home with me. Pansy cousins in the ground, viola odorata, kick in. Purple petunias ... which don't like this cold ... came home during my garden vacation. (See comment on pansies about only coming home if fragrant.) The lilac is currently sweetening the air. Usually the dianthus Firewitch is blooming by now, but it'll be another week or two before she blooms. One of my birthday presents this year was a Lonicera x heckrottii 'Gold Flame' from White Flower Farm. It's a non-invasive, non-Japanese honeysuckle. I've read that it is both not that fragrant and that it is extremely fragrant -- which is what the Missouri Botanical garden web-site says --so we'll see. Either way the bees and hummers will be happy. |
Made my first quest to the garden centers yesterday. I had a list in hand and was determined to stick to it. Didn't find one thing on my list, but I made impulse buys, lol My favorite purchase was Summer Snow Beauty Berry. Love the look of this shrub. The online pictures do not do it justice. I just hope it holds up in the summer heat and humidity. I also bought Wegelia 'Fine Wine' and 2 Wegelia 'Tango'. Now to get them in the ground :) |
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- Posted by illinoisdoglover z5IL (My Page) on Sun, May 12, 13 at 19:28
Hi Illinois gardeners: How was your weather today? I woke up to 32 degrees. Is this not crazy. The wind has been a bare for the last two days. All the plants are hanging on for dear life. The bleeding hearts were the hardest hit. Hope everyone had a nice Mother's Day, if not able to celebrate Mother's day, then I hope you had a nice day! |
- Posted by shymilfromchi (My Page) on Mon, May 13, 13 at 1:56
Hi, I'm from the south side of Chicago. After last year's drought, isn't the constant rain frustrating and wonderful all at the same time. I was out weeding dandelions today and found that the soil had just the right amount of moisture (to a depth of at least eight inches) to sometimes be able to get the entire root out without breaking it off. Chicago has had a beautiful yellow carpet of dandelions for the past few weeks. Thanks to all the rain, you can tell at a distance where there is a foreclosed or abandoned house; the dandelions have taken over the lawn. But now the seeds have started flying and any inch of bare soil will mean they have found a new home. I read on another forum how some gardeners are using tulle netting in place of floating row covers. So,I'm using it to cover soon-to-be planted areas. It will be interesting to see if the dandelion fluff will get through it. I picked up a tiny bleeding heart plant on sale late last fall. It is absolutely breathtaking now. It must be three feet across, two feet high and loaded with blooms. If the rest of the garden responds like that, it sure will be rewarding. |
It is absolutely gorgeous out and our farm fields have dried out enough to start planting corn (we are usually DONE by the end of April!). I have flowers sitting in my garage that I set out during the day if it's warm enough...maybe I'll start planting them in the ground later this morning after I help hubby fill the planter. I bought a big pot of an unnamed hosta that is green with yellow. At the time I thought the leaves were just starting to grow and now I'm wondering if the leaves will stay 3 or 4 inches which is NOT what I'd intended. Someone gave me a big pot of brown eyed susans, I'd imagine those could go in the ground now...But I'll probably wait to plant the verbena and geraniums (pinks and corally reds). And I bought some plant at Menards yesterday...nepeta and some white dianthus, but I can probably plant those now. I'm starting to itch............ |
I'm in the northwest suburbs of Chicago, in Buffalo Grove. I have about ¼ acre. Not big, by most standards, but enough for me to handle (and often TOO much). I have mostly perennials, and do annuals for porch planters and to plug in here and there. I am at the point where if I want to plant something new, I have to kill something first. Gonativegal, I see you are in Cicero. I have a friend who lives there! We often trade plants and give each other advice. He is a retiree with a very small yard, but crammed full. |
- Posted by illinoisdoglover z5IL (My Page) on Tue, May 14, 13 at 0:16
Hi folks: Glad to see we are keeping this going and finding more Illinois gardeners. Hubby was out to work at 3 a.m. this morning, Monday and he had to scrape his windshield. Is it May???? Hope no one that lives close to me planted any annuals or veggies....better cover them. Now, tomorrow is suppose to be 87. Amazing. My front garden is finally drying out and recovering from the flooding, and we are suppose to have more rain and thunderstorms Thursday thru Saturday. My plants are already scared. Other parts of the gardens that were not subject to all that water actually need some rain. Go figure. Let me see some of your gardens, let's share pictures. Did anyone elses gardens flood? |
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The Fractal Design Newton R3 comes with a cable for just about everything you'd want and need. The only thing that I'm not much of a fan of is that two of the PCI-E cables are natively wired and I would like to see that only one of them be this way. It is my experience that most users of 700W-800W power supplies only have a single GPU in their system, so that leaves an unnecessary cable just hanging inside the PC. Other than that, there isn't anything to complain about.
Rail distribution is as simple as it gets with a single 12V rail. There is no need to worry about load balancing here.
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Plenty of passive cooling is present with a layout that isn't overly crowded. There are also some green and gold capacitors in the top left which doesn't look good for that claim of 100% Japanese capacitors on the back of the back of the box.
A pair of Nippon Chemi-Con bulk capacitors sit on the primary side of the power supply.
The secondary side is littered with a bunch of Teapo caps. This is the first time that we've caught someone stating that their units featured 100% Japanese capacitors and it didn't, so we certainly aren't happy about this at all.
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And so, here is the New Year, would you believe 2014!! To think that the First World War had begun this year, so to speak – but then perhaps thinking thoughts like these makes me sound like an old turtle…
Never mind foreign wars – I have some of my own. The puppies, who are now, as my friend Steve would say, not puppies any longer, but "young dogs" – have discovered the joys of visiting the Lake by themselves. At least, that's the only conclusion I can come to after last night, when I let them into the house around 6 pm for their evening feed. The normal drill is to feed them in the bedroom (you might well ask, but it's the only place I can keep Tuffy away from their feed bowls, thus preventing all of us from getting stomach ulcers) – and the moment they entered it, I knew they had been someplace lawless. They were streaking wet here and there, Bella more so than Buster, who is somewhat fastidious about his appearance, but they both smelled like the bottom of a dead-fish pond. I could barely be in the same room with them – and, of course, the moment they were in the room, they did what they normally do, which is to jump on the bed…. Which explains why I am sitting here, accompanied by the distant, rhythmic thump of the washing machine … It took all night for the smell in the room to dissipate.And they have grown, too – I had some friends over today and after they left, I let the dogs into the house. A mistake, as it turned out – I walked into the kitchen and my first impression was that there was a tall person in the laundry off the kitchen back door. A second look revealed Bella, on her hind legs, busily investigating a box containing dog biscuits up on the counter – I think she is as tall as I am! So – no unsupervised house visits!!
My family and friends have departed, gone back to sunny Australia, where it is summer indeed, and left us to our frigid mornings of …. would you believe around 30 deg. F or so? It has been a pretty mild winter so far, the only really cold days (of course!) being the ones on the weekends when I did the feeding alone, when Danny was off, and Chris was back in Toronto enjoying a freezing Canadian Christmas. Since his return, I am back in my lazy hog heaven again, with him and Danny doing the feeding on weekdays, with me helping Chris only on weekends.
And talking of Australia, where it is currently the height of summer, I hear that the temperatures in Melbourne are up to 112 deg. F – unheard of! I remember when I was flying, way back in the late 60's, the temperature being around 102 F one day, and what hell it was in the cockpit – I recall having to wipe the sweat out of my eyes, and how the salt stung so I could hardly see the runway – but 112! So I guess I believe in global warming…. But I don't believe it is entirely man-caused – I think we give ourselves too much importance. Historians tell us that it is, at least partly, due to the end of the Little Ice Age, which began somewhere around the year 1200 and is now ending.
It's strange to have the house empty after the holiday rush, but I have a feeling I will need this quiet month, because busy times are a-coming. A good friend of mine, in fact, the last Grapevine Barn Boss, is getting married at the beginning of March, and so many mutual friends are coming to the wedding, that several of them are quartered here – we intend to drive to Phoenix in a body, happily in Chris's truck which can accommodate us all. Then there is a little lull, followed by the spring round up, with more friends coming from all over to help and enjoy.
And, just in case I got the idea that I had too much money in my pocket – remember the story of the rancher who won a million dollars and someone asking him what he was going to do with it? "I guess I'll just keep on ranchin' till it's all gone"… he said – and rightly so … Our filly, Ayita, who has just turned two, last weekend suddenly, for no apparent reason, looked colicky. Of course, it's always at the end of the day, so you can worry all night. I gave her a Banamine shot and she appeared better, seemed not too bad through the night, but just not right, so on Monday we took her into Tucson to our equine hospital and its excellent veterinarian, Dr. Larry Shamis. She spent a few days there, and, to my surprise, returned looking much better – not just feeling better, but looking better. I hadn't realized that, in truth, for a while she hadn't looked all that good – but on her return, her hair coat was shinier, her posture brighter and she seemed taller and more filled out. As she only spent 3 days there, none of the last two things are actually possible, but there you are – I guess attitude is everything. And what was wrong with her? We don't know, apart from the fact that she needed lots of blood work done, and lots of fluids. The best the veterinarian can come up with is that she ate some bark off the many mesquite trees in her pasture, and had some kind of poisoning – go figure!! I've had horses in mesquites pastures for over 40 years, and never had any trouble – but I guess she felt she needed the extra attention of me having to pay a hefty veterinary bill!
At least we found out one thing – she had never trailered before, and I expected a battle royal on the day of departure. We had to be at the hospital in Tucson at 9 a.m., so had to leave here at 7. At 6:30 it's still dark, so we backed the trailer up to the lane between the horse pens, loaded Joey, who is the love of her life and her stable mate, and, optimistically, led her to the trailer door. Predictably she wanted nothing to do with it – then, about half an hour and many attempts later, she suddenly jumped in! Go figure…. horses. And the guys told me that on the way home, at the vet's, she just walked up to the trailer and hopped in. Of course, we took the precaution of sending Joey with the trailer again – he is probably pretty confused, as he had several somewhat painful trips to the same vet last year, when he had to have some cancerous tissue sliced off – but, like the trooper he is, he made no comment, and just loaded, nice as can be, both ways. Maybe he told Ayita "We're going home, kid, so jump in quick, before they change their minds!!" And she did.
And I have just spent a joyous two and a half days battling an airline reservation, which I was making for my cousin, who is coming to visit from the Czech Republic. I can fully sympathize with the producers of the Obama Care web site – I thought I would go insane. First of all I tried some Norwegian airline, and their web logic utterly defeated me, so I went to British Air. The page itself was fine, until I came to stupid questions like my cousin's birth date, and the date of issue of his passport and I don't know what all – all complicated by the fact that he is in Prague, and doesn't check his e-mail every day (!!) and so I had to abandon the web site several times – which it didn't like at all – and so, for all I know, I made the reservation seventeen times….. Having to start over again each time isn't my idea of fun – what a way to spend a Saturday morning, I tell you. Used to be that, in civilized times, one went to one's travel agent, gave the required information by mouth, as God meant us to do, waited a bit, paid the money and received the travel items. Nowadays – bah! And all in the name of progress!! And I guess that makes me sound like I'm a hundred years old, and, after battling that website, I feel it. I don't think I like the modern world at all. Pretty soon I will be signing these pages with "Old Grumpy"!!
Talking of the past, for some reason today I remembered the time at Grapevine when we had our team – I wonder how many of you remember that? We had heard of a pony team for sale, went to look, and, of course, came home with them. They were a lovely, matched team of Welsh ponies, with all the harness, and a beautiful buggy with two rows of seats and a top with an ornamental fringe – the original "surrey with a fringe on top", in fact! The ponies were named Thelma and Louise, and they were great. At the time we had a gal called Ginger in Guest Services, who also lived on the cattle ranch in the Cowboy House next door to us, so the ponies were stabled here, and trotted out on Sundays to take people for buggy rides.
But I tell you, it made me appreciate more than ever the effort it took for people in the old days to harness up a team, especially if they were a team of plough horses, like the Budweiser teams! Even for Thelma and Louise, to lift all that gubbins on them was a job for a stout person – the collars, the traces, all the hooking up – it made me realize that, in the 1800's, you didn't just say to your wife: "Wife, let's go and visit your family down the valley" – or "Let's run to town and do some shopping"!
Ah no – first of all, you had to go out and catch the horse or horses, who were out on the back 40 and didn't really feel like they should work on a Sunday. Then you had to clean them off a bit, tie them up, and then lug out that monstrous harness. By the time you had that lot on, you probably felt you deserved a beer, but in those days, good people didn't drink, and besides, there was no fridge to have the beer in, even supposing you had the beer in the first place. So you satisfied yourself with a slurp out of the pump, collected your wife and kids, and you set off on your trip. And so – mostly at a walk, because you, being a good horseman, certainly didn't want to run the horses for nothing – and besides which, the buggy had no springs and didn't lend it self to too much speed anyway – you trundled over to your neighbors, all of some 5 miles away. I bet you didn't do that too often – and your wife, doing, as she did, the laundry on Monday, the ironing on Tuesday, the house cleaning on Wednesday…. etc. probably liked a bit of a rest on Sunday. So you stayed home and mended the harness. But for all, I think I would prefer those day to the darn rush of today – given that I was as healthy as I am now, thank God, and that I was not of the female sex, so prone to childbearing, all alone out on the lonely prairies. I wonder how many of you have read books by Willa Cather – great portraits of the life of the early pioneers.
There isn't anything good to be said about World War II, but there is one thing I can be grateful to it for, or, better put, to the Nazi regime, which forbade driving a car on the penalty of death, as gasoline was strictly for the war effort. So, as we lived in the country, with horses, we used them as in the old days. Some days I rode my horse to the village school – some days I walked – we went to church in a carriage with a team and a coachman, and so I got a taste of the romance of the past. My grandfather, who was a farmer, had to abandon his tractor, and used his horses for all the farm work – something he preferred anyway, as he was a great horseman – and so, but, for the Nazis and their war, I would have missed all that, and for that I can be grateful.
But I never did learn how to harness a team, until in the American West, in the era of the automobile!


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Alexander Aviña received his B.A. in History at Saint Mary's College of California (2002) and his Ph.D. in Latin American History at the University of Southern California (2009). He has conducted field research in Mexico, primarily in Mexico City and the state of Guerrero, funded by the University of Southern California and a Fulbright-García Robles Fellowship. His specialization is Modern Mexico with an emphasis on rural social movements and politics, post-1940 Mexico and the Cold War, and peasant politics. He has two forthcoming essays to be published in edited volumes that focus on Guerrero's peasant guerrillas of the 1960s and 70s and state terrorism in Guerrero. He is currently revising his dissertation, "Insurgent Guerrero: Genaro Vázquez, Lucio Cabañas and the Guerrilla Challenge to the Postrevolutionary Mexican State, 1960-1996," into book manuscript form.
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As much as we all enjoy sunshine, rainbows and happy days, there is a mysterious side to life that may entice us from time to time. On the other hand, some just prefer to live on the dark side, and hence many fashion styles have been infused with a Gothic inspiration, often incorporating lots of black, white and red, as well as leathers and metals. The famous pop star Lady Gaga comes to mind when looking at these disturbingly dark depictions.


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Denise Richards nearly got the snot stomped out of her after Dancing With the Stars cutie Karina Smirnoff accused the controversial former Bond Girl of putting the moves on her rebound fiance Maksim Chmerkovskiy.
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These are from my first rolls of color slide film I've ever personally developed. Shot 11-3-13 at Lake Weddington, outside of Siloam Springs, Arkansas. My wife, daughter, and I, along with a couple of friends took off in search of beautiful trees and I'd say we found them. Gear: Nikon N90s, Sigma 28-70mm aspherical, Fuji Velvia 100F. Developed in an Arista E6 kit.
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CAIRO - The endorsement by influential Islamist leaders of Abdel-Moneim Abul-Futuh, a frontrunner in this month's election, has divided Egypt's Salafis, with many are mulling to cast ballot for other Islamist candidates.
"The youth don't have a unified vote, Motaz Azmy, 27, in Alexandria, a Salafi stronghold where the movement emerged in the 1970s, told Reuters.
Some say they will follow the sheikhs' decision and others will think and decide by themselves.
Abul-Futuh has won the support of the influential Salafi Call and its political party, El-Nour in Egypt's presidential election, set for May 23-24.
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The party, which is the second biggest bloc in parliament, said Abul-Futuh combines broad popular appeal with commitment to Islamic values, even though it acknowledged some ideological differences.
The party declined to back the candidate of the influential Muslim Brotherhood, Mohamed Mursi, saying it did not want one group monopolize power.
The Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party is the biggest bloc in parliament.
But the endorsement has split Salafis, who number as many as 3 million devotees plus other sympathizers among Egypt's 82 million people.
Some Salafis doubt Abul-Futuh's commitment to implementing Islamic Shari`ah and believe his television and press appearances shows he is too ready to compromise.
"He described us as far-right and said things that contradict Shari`ah, said Omar Abdel Aziz, 24, a Nour party member who said he was backing Mursi.
Salafis can't convince others about him because they themselves aren't convinced.
Many Salafis, though not their parties, had backed Hazem Salah Abu-Ismail, who vowed to enforce Shari`ah, promised social justice and blamed the West for many of Egypt's ills.
But he was disqualified in April over his mother's dual nationality, which is banned under Egypt's election rules.
Another group, the Religious Authority for Rights and Reform, which includes Salafi scholars as well as Brotherhood members, has endorsed Mursi in the election.
But Salafi leaders try to lure their followers to back Abul-Futuh in the May vote.
"Don't consider his media statements only, Yasser Burhamy, a founder of the Salafi movement in Egypt, tells his Alexandria audience at Al-Taqwa mosque, his message recorded and posted on the group's website.
He has various writings that confirm his comprehensive understanding of Islam and his desire to achieve it.
Abul-Futuh, who casts himself as moderate, was expelled from the Muslim Brotherhood last year over his decision to run for presidency.
He won strong support among young Egyptians over his criticism of the ruling military rulers over mismanaging the transitional period after the fall of president Hosni Mubarak.
His campaign for full civilian control of the military, the protection of civil liberties and government spending on healthcare and education has also given him a strong backing among young Islamists and liberals alike.
Abul-Futuh has said that a Christian or woman could be president, a view opposed by Salafis.
Since he was endorsed by Salafis, Abul-Futuh has reached out to them, promising that laws not compatible with Shari`ah will be changed and Shari`ah - not "the principles of Shari`ah" as Salafis want - would be the source of legislation.
However, some Salafis are still unconvinced.
"People voted for El-Nour for the sake of religion and nothing else," Abdel Aziz, the party member, said."If Abul-Futuh wins, it will be the dark ages for Salafis and liberals will flourish."
Reproduced with permission from OnIslam.net


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The line could have come from a hard-boiled crime novel, a great film noir, or a classic '60s girl-group refrain: ''I told him that I loved him and I kissed him and I killed him.''
But these words their cadence full of doom, piercing like a stake through the heart actually came from a recent episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, as Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) explained how she offed the one vampire a slayer could really fall for, the soulfully re-souled Angel (David Boreanaz). The line from a script by Buffy writer and coexecutive producer David Greenwalt was a momentary pause in the show's usual onslaught of jagged jokes and fizzy pop-culture references. It was an example of unguarded, unironic emotionalism in a slam-bang series that prides itself on its blithe knowingness and sarcasm and just keeps getting better at juggling hilarity, gothic romance, and horror.
Tell people that Buffy is an hour as dramatically satisfying as Homicide, ER, or NYPD Blue and you're likely to be met with snickers and a dismissive wave. That's because most TV featuring either the supernatural or attractive young people is often built more along the lines of Charmed than Buffy.
The WB's latest entry in the teen sweepstakes is actually building on the ratings of its lead-in, Dawson's Creek, among 18- to 49-year-olds. Charmed cannily plays to adolescent interest in witchcraft (and all-ages interest in tightly clothed young women) by casting Picket Fences' Holly Marie Combs, Melrose Place's Alyssa Milano, and the first lady of the American theater, Lillian Gish oh, sorry, Shannen Doherty as San Francisco sisters who become witches. But, I hasten to say to Steve Allen and the Parents Television Council, good witches, witches who help people.
Spike-heeled where Buffy is fleet-footed, Charmed is Charlie's Angels with a Ouija board. Like Angels, this newcomer is executive-produced by Aaron Spelling and plays up the stars' separate-but-equal charms. The Halliwell sisters are like superheroes: Prue (Doherty) can move objects telekinetically; Piper (Combs) can momentarily freeze time; Phoebe (Milano) can foresee the immediate future. They live together in a big ramshackle house, fighting warlocks and being catty toward each other.
''You sleaze!'' squeals Combs to Doherty when Shannen sleeps with a guy on a first date; a bit later, after Doherty's Prue has been snappish, Milano remarks, ''You'd think Prue would be mellower it's been what, six months?'' Charmed is a bit thin in the plot department; the main things it has going for it are the sisters' pulchritude and the presence of Doherty, who is that rare item: a TV star who succeeds on the strength of her vitriol. Perennially crabby, delivering her lines as if she has contempt for them Prue? Shannen? Where does one end and the other begin? curt, cranky Doherty gives Charmed its kick.
By contrast, Buffy's kickiness is both literal (its neck-snapping martial-arts scenes are simultaneously cartoonish and scary) and figurative; no show this side of Seinfeld loves the language of conversation (the wisecrack, the pun, the withering retort, and the muttered aside) as much. The third season got off to a sensational start through role reversing: a runaway-from-home Buffy reduced to waitressing while her chums back home Willow (Alyson Hannigan), Xander (Nicholas Brendon), Cordelia (Charisma Carpenter), and werewolf boy Oz (Seth Green) were forced to hold down the fort against the hell-spawned demons that continually invade their small, cursed town of Sunnydale.
If the obvious joke behind Buffy has always been that vampirism and lycanthropy are metaphors for really raging hormones, the series has sustained itself by regularly exploring the serious side of the joke. Gellar and Boreanaz are awfully good at playing out the fatalistic love between Buffy and Angel; unlike the romances on other prime-time teen soaps, this one carries dark emotional weight. In light contrast, the most delightful development on the series has been the hotsy dating that wisecracking Xander and withering Cordelia are indulging. Give series creator Joss Whedon credit: No other show balances so many elements as deftly, without a trace of corniness or melodrama. I can admire Charmed for its shrewd casting and pop-culture timing, but week in and week out, Buffy just slays me. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: A Charmed: B-


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I bought three Tom Tom XLs for Christmas last year and never connected online to get the free lifetime map updates that the box claimed you would get, when I finally needed to update the maps I found out that you have to pay for updates, when I called Tom Tom to see what I needed to do to get the free lifetime map updates that were advertised by them, Silvia At Tom Tom said I needed the box which I'm sure I dont have anymore, (BAD ADVERTISEMENT ON THE BOX) it should have been clearer, don't promise free lifetime map updates if you need a special box code to get the update, it should be on the device itself, My Garmin device has a much beeter map and it worked right out the box, it finds streets that none of the Tom Toms can find, I will never by a Tom Tom again, very unhappy
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Well you don't need to keep the box, just the activation code that was on a card marked in large red letters "IMPORTANT - DO NOT DISCARD YOU WILL NEED THIS VOUCHER CODE IN ORDER TO ENABLE YOUR LIFETIME MAPS SUBSCRIPTION" It was laying on top of the gps's when you opened each of the three boxes.... You have to phyically pick it up to get to the gps. However Tomtom is willing to activate the subscription if you can prove that you actually got a model with lifetime maps (ie you have the box ). Vendors have been known to advertise lifetime maps but ship units that don't come with it.
Unfortunitely, I missed the label you are talking about and didnt read the manual deep enough to catch the fact that you had to activate the advertised free map update by typing in some promotional code, I just thought it would automatically come with the unit that was in the advertised box, I bought the units from Traget. The map that is in the unit cannot find many street addresses which is frustrating, I got it last Christmas and I have an older Garmin that finds the addresses everytime, so Tom Tom must have put a pretty old map in the units I bought. if I am lucky I will be able to find the all important boxes/label in my garage if they didnt get thrown out.
You can report map errors via TomTom's mapshare web site at:
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I talked to someone in support. They told me that I have to have a separate email account for each device I have. Our newer one took on our old device's info. Then they said I had to email support to make a complaint since I am unhappy about paying for lifetime maps, not being able to get them, and for not being told that if I didn't use another email account everything would get messed up. They emailed to send a copy of my receipt and serial number but then they didn't like the format I used to send the copy. They wanted it in a different format. I did that but never heard back from them. I just emailed them again for a second attempt.
to home it may concern i would love to be apart of thi promo for free maps update with tomtom home
Are you having a problem entering the promo code into home? If you are, is there an error message....
Rivieracoleman; you must have a model that offers that, such as mine, which is a XXL540 TM. The "M" in the model number means you get lifetime map upgrades. That is the only way to get free lifetime map upgrades (not totally free since you probably pay a little more for those models).
kalj, which model do you have?
I have to XL540M but do not have the promotion code, box the unit came in, or the receipt any more since it was purchased a year ago. When I spoke with Tom Tom they said the only way I can get the free map update offer is if I had one of the above. They said they sold some of these modeled units without the free map update offer so you """Cannot"""" Go by the model number. Basically I am just going to have to replace this unit with a Garmin since their maps find more streets then my Tom Tom does. I am not going to purchase a map from Tom Tom since I was supposed to get them free but unfortunately I did not look closer at the paperwork that came with the unit to notice the requirement to enter a promotion code .


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the serpentine belt on a 2002 Focus ZTS. Matt Smith: Any videos you'd recommend for a power steering pump removal/replacement? Can't find any good ones. Erick Reholon: whats size is this belt? JessJack Jones: The steering on my 02 Focus got very hard as I was turning into my driveway. My husband looked at it and when he got back into the house he was holding the Serpentine belt. There was a tiny crack in it and he said that it was hanging down. I am going to have to get it towed but your tutorial is very informative. It looks like in your video that you have that car up on a hoist but we would only have a jack. Could we still be able to get at the belt with only a jack ? mdmeadmdmead: Thanks for the video. In the process of changing the belt, idler & tensioner pulleys on my 00 wagon and wanted to see how tension was relieved. My one comment is: After having a tensioner failure years ago, I've always made it a habit of replacing the tensioner and idler pulley when replacing a belt. Yes, it costs more, is a bit more involved, but these items rarely get serviced and work as hard as the other pulley driven accessories on the engine. And when these break, they will leave you standed! JOE FORD DIY: mike when changing my belt I have a 2003 ford focus ztw( wagon) with a 2.3 can I use ramps to get car off the ground or is it better to use a jack and stand? Steve Shaw: Great tutorial, thanks : ) 1A Auto Parts: You're welcome. Have a great day! Supernautsintime: Can this be done without a lift? Patrick Polette: Is there any video on how to replace the tenser galet ? 1A Auto Parts: If you wanted to use a by-pass pulley in place of the AC compressor then you would need to remove the compressor. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393 Francisco P: Thank you!!! WurliTzer1614: Your video saved me! I was out of town on a holiday weekend and my belt started losing pieces. I looked at it. Almost gave up. Saw your video. Followed it. It was very quick and easy. Thank you!. 1A Auto Parts: We currently do not have an auto repair video that shows this particular repair. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393 1A Auto Parts: Usually you'll see cracks all over the belt. 1A Auto Parts: It should probably take 15-20 minutes. 1A Auto Parts: It's a serpentine belt cover.1aauto.com 888-844-3393 Matt Rasmussen: How long did this take you? My son has a 2001 Focus and his belt shredded away, probably because a pully isn't aligned with the others like you noticed on this car. CptRenolds223: what is that cover called, i need a new one because mine is damaged meijermanful: What are the signs that its going? I first heard kind of a chirpping sound when my focus shifts. It sounds like the belt, to me. NOw it seems to have progessed to that my car hesistates sometimes when accelerating. Thanks miguel contreras: Would this apply to a 05 focus? It has a 2.0l 1A Auto Parts: You're welcome, thanks for watching. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393 1A Auto Parts: Yes it can be done in your driveway. 1A Auto Parts: It should be very similar or pretty much the same as the one shown in the video. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393 Luc K: Great video, first time doing my belt on my 03 focus and I was nervous, this helped out a lot! vegasfordguy: Excellent video as always! 1A Auto Parts: Thank you for visiting us on YouTube. Have a great day! 1aauto.com 888-844-3393 1A Auto Parts: You may need to buy one from the dealer if they have it. GBDeadnation: Exactly what ours is now doing. Gonna replace belt ASAP patrick thomas: would i have to remove the ac compessor if i wanted to bypass it? or would the new belt bypass it as is? MrTurbomouth: I just blow this belt 10 mins from home. Wish me luck on the side of the road lol sei156: thank you very much, my belt broke on my focus and the job looked very hard to do, luckly i ran across your video and i put the new belt on with no problem, was very easy after watching your video, thanks alot, you saved me alot of money. one question do you know where the pcv valve is on that same car and engine? once again thanks. Chris Dolman: Excellent video, also works for the UK version of the 1.6 with AC except they used different sized bolts for some reason, the tensioner bolt is 17mm and the lower cover uses 8mm. Supernautsintime: The video was very helpful. Thank you. Patrick Polette: ok Thanks for replying, I appreciate it. Edward Rooney: its way easier on my S10 more room to work 1A Auto Parts: You're welcome. Have a great day! |
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