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If you want your hockey team to win the Stanley Cup (or Calder Cup, or Kelly Cup, and all the way on down), it helps an awful lot to have a captain. Not like, a guy who wears the letter "C" on his chest, but a captain. If you don't have a legit guy for the job, there's no point in faking it.
The Philadelphia Flyers are currently without their big dog Chris Pronger. Pronger is a captain in every sense of the word – for one, he actually has the official title, what with wearing the "C" and all. But all that thing means is "I get to talk to refs without getting yelled at" (this matters less in the NHL than any other level – NHL refs are reasonable with almost everyone). But more importantly, he's a commanding personality, a demanding, competitive person, and he's capable of leading with both his play and his words.
So with him out for the year, the question is: do they slap the "C" on someone else's chest for the remainder of the season? So far they've been rotating "A's" around (which has been working pretty well), recently including Scott Hartnell in the mix.
For my money, they're doing the right thing.
Let's take a look at what the responsibilities of a captain are, and why it "faking it" with a pseudo-captain does your team no good.
A captain's role
Communicate the team's needs to coach
Being an NHL coach is like being a boss in any other line of work. While you'd like your players to like you, you can't be their friends. There's no showing up to parties, there's no gossip talk, and there's no after work pub time. There has to be some division there so coaches can maintain their authority.
That means that coaches often don't have a finger on the pulse of the team – if something is problematic, the captain is to be his liaison ("Torts, the guys are about to put bars of soap in their pillow cases and beat Avery, may be time to send him to the Whale"). And, when the team has a complaint, ("Our plane just landed and it's midnight. A 9 a.m. morning skate means we're going to get five hours sleep – you gotta get that thing cancelled for us man") they need to have a guy who will go to bat for the boys.
Sense when team lulls are coming, get out in front of them
You've probably heard them referred to as "trap games." A team battles its butt off on the road against two top teams, gets some points, and returns home to play a garbage team….only to give up the two points. While most guys operate day-to-day, captains need to sense when the team needs a kick in the ass, provide it verbally, then match it on the ice.
Lead by example
That "match it on the ice" talk is crucial. If your captain's words become hollow, he's useless.
Speak when necessary
If the captain's words do carry weight, he has to be careful not to over-use them. Coaches do this, and suddenly we're hearing "He just lost the team" during the we-just-fired-our-coach press conference.
You can't fathom how many "Let's go boys" happen over the course of an 82 game season. That phrase is worthless. A good captain should be able to actually say something when he speaks.
Be consistent
I don't care how great a speaker a player who falls into the "enigma" category is, he can't lead. You need to be able to count on a captain night in, night out.
In the end, everyone is responsible for preparing themselves. But a captain can help squeeze the extra drops of juice out of the fruit that makes all the difference at the final buzzer.
When teams don't have a guy like this – and probably a third of the teams don't – they still hand out a "C". You kinda have to.
So when you have a guy wearing the "C" who can't live up those things above, it's no good because…
There's some prestige that comes with wearing the "C". When it's not deserved, players resent it
When you have multiple guys that could wear the "C" (meaning they've played in the league long enough to justify it), guys tend to get annoyed at the extra attention and status given to someone who's not worth a lick more in the dressing room or on the ice. Jealousy is a very real thing. That's never a good way for a team to get rolling.
Fake C's can overstep their bounds and try to do too much
This is the biggest problem. A guy gets a "C" and suddenly feels like he has to be an assistant coach. He speaks up between every intermission, he harps on guys at practice, and generally alienates himself from the team. I'm not proud to say I've done this. It takes awhile to realize that sometimes, less is more.
It makes your team feel hollow
When you have a real captain, you know that your team can be pushed and pushed without giving in. With the pseudo-C, there's always the feeling that your team is a hollow chocolate egg three months after Easter, and if you get pushed enough, you'll collapse.
Some teams just give the "C" to their best player, like it's better for jersey sales or something. The guys in the room know who they follow, and in the case of, say, Alex Ovechkin, they're okay with him wearing it (whether it's "token" or not) because of his status. Still, it's odd having a "C" for the public, and a different one in the room.
The point here is that for a team like Philadelphia, they can survive without giving somebody the temporary "C". All the guys with letters can still talk to the ref, so it's not like you put your team at a disadvantage by not assigning someone Pronger's title. And not to mention, there's something grimy about assigning a new captain, like Pronger was never a part of the group. He's either the captain or not – whether he can play or not shouldn't change his status as a member of that team.
There's thousands of ways to lead a team. With the way hockey playoffs go, more-so than any other sport, it's sure a lot easier to win when you have a captain who can choose one of them and execute it effectively.


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Veteran safety has returned to practice, and is improving. Terry McCormick
Veteran safety Ed Reed, who has been bothered all of preseason with a hip injury, has returned to practice, is improving and will be a game-time decision as to whether or not he makes his Houston Texans debut Monday night.
John McClain of the Houston Chronicle quoted Texans coach Gary Kubiak on Friday after Reed practiced with the club as saying, "He had another good practice today. He's come a long way. I can't say he won't play."
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Austin, TX — The State of Texas is trying to recoup more than $27 million in unpaid toll violations by posting the names of their most egregious offenders online.
Starting Wednesday, the Texas Department of Transportation will release and post the identities of Texas drivers who each are responsible for at least 100 unpaid violations.
Senate Bill 1792 gives the department the authority to do so.
State officials say the unpaid fines are essentially theft, and that the money could serve the state and its populace well.
"These violators are stealing taxpayers' money," said Ken Roberts of TxDOT's Waco district. "The kind of money that could be used to maintain and repair existing roadways, or even to construct new ones. So, we're going out with this information to law enforcement and the public in an attempt to collect these millions of dollars that these violators have cheated the state from."
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I did decorate for the 4th, but no time to post until now. LWT (little white tree) Entry table: Sunroom table: The place setting: The candyshot: I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday. TTFN, |
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- Posted by jeannespines (My Page) on Fri, Jul 12, 13 at 11:24
Oh, candy...I always enjoy your t'scapes @that white wicker summer porch! This is beautiful...love the place settings ... all the stars & stripes...perfect! The blue t'cloth for a backdrop & red napkins...celebration! Both your entries are gorgeous! The lil' white tree has found a permanent home & it's so darn cute! TFS, candy! Enjoyed lookin'! ~~Jeanne |
Candy, your LWT is charming. She is adorable in her patriotic finery. The entry table is so welcoming, and I love the refection of the tree in the mirror. Your Sun Room table is perfect. I especially like the plates and flat ware. and I don't want to forget the glasses. Thanks for sharing! Nana |
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Such a pretty table! Love your little tree and your entryway decorations too! |
Love you LWT...always has a new look each Holiday and I love that.. Your entryway is so festive looking too. Your tablesetting is just lovely and that 'Candy Shot' is spectacular! Glad you got to post this...I lenjoy seeing what you do each time. jane |
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Ditto on the others. Your little white tree is always so delightful to see. Each time I think it looks best for one Holiday, then along comes another and it looks as good or better. So I've given having a favorite one for it. LOL. I love, love, love your entry table. LOVE it. And of course you always do the neatest tablesettings in that fantastic sunroom of yours. hugs, Karen |
- Posted by SeasonalDecorating__ (My Page) on Wed, Jul 24, 13 at 18:03
Great decor! Very festive :) |
Candy, love your patriotic tree and entry decor. The table looks wonderful. I have two sets of those same dishes and will continue to search for more.LOL So glad you posted pictures to help keep us motivated here. Punk |
- Posted by christmascandy (My Page) on Thu, Jul 25, 13 at 19:16
Thanks everybody. I have been knocked off my feet by a lousy headcold/bronchitis that Dylan shared with me! TTFN, |
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Thanks for sharing. I was looking forward to putting together a red, white and blue table, but ended up going to a friend's house to celebrate instead. |
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THQ has released details and new trailer for the next DLC pack headed to Saints Row: The Third.
According to the publisher, the 'Bloodsucker Pack' "provides you with a brand new ability to latch onto your captives and regain health from sucking their blood, performed by pressing in on the right stick".
It adds: "This pack also comes with other bonuses to keep you in the game, including VIP bonuses for Cash Boosts, Hourly Income, Respect, and the Scavenger ability."
The Bloodsucker Pack releases on Xbox 360, PS3, Steam, and OnLive "on or around" February 28 for 160 MS Points or $1.99, says THQ.
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NFL Players React To The Oscars
We learned a lot during last night's Oscars. That the Academy doesn't like torture or directors of "Best Picture" movies. That it loves musicals and Ang Lee. And, if you were following our list of NFL Players on Twitter, you could have also learned that Donte Statlworh loves the red carpet; that Arian Foster is very confused about the business of the profession that he has chosen; and that Torrey Smith has had some bad experiences with people sending him "dirty bathroom mirror pictures." Don't believe us? Check it out for yourself.
It doesn't matter how fine you are if you're annoying or pretentious.
— Donte' Stallworth (@DonteStallworth) February 24, 2013
Speaking on her dress: "It's a Happy birthday, Mr. President type of dress."~Jessica Chastian#ZeroDarkThirty#Oscars
— Donte' Stallworth (@DonteStallworth) February 24, 2013
Red carpets are so awkward to me. People starring at people with fancy fabric.
— Arian Foster (@ArianFoster) February 24, 2013
I think that's weird too. RT @danielololol: @arianfoster in contrast to people starring at you guys run around with a ball?
— Arian Foster (@ArianFoster) February 24, 2013
There goes THAT MAN George Clooney and @stacykeibler looking awesome together.
— Donte' Stallworth (@DonteStallworth) February 25, 2013
Why I didn't get a invite to the oscars? I was in a movie lol
— Maurkice Pouncey (@MaurkicePouncey) February 25, 2013
"@hrmn8r1: @maurkicepouncey what movie?"it was a cameo in batman
— Maurkice Pouncey (@MaurkicePouncey) February 25, 2013
Haha them women are sooooo mad right now lol #oscars#boobs
— Jonathan Stewart (@Jonathanstewar1) February 25, 2013
I'm happy for Christoph Waltz – I'm a fan of his work.
— Rashad Jennings (@RashadJennings) February 25, 2013
Jamie Foxx feelin a little Mike Tyson with that head tattoo.
— Anthony Castonzo (@AnthonyCastonzo) February 25, 2013
"150 years and it's still too soon" -@sethmacfarlanehahaha
— Will Blackmon (@willblackmon) February 25, 2013
Looks like I have a bunch of movies to catch up on thanks to #Oscars
— Shawne Merriman (@shawnemerriman) February 25, 2013
Never trust a person who takes dirty bathroom mirror pics
— Torrey Smith (@TorreySmithWR) February 25, 2013
Yo so people in LA really have Oscar parties huh? Who ever is at one should be wasted by now,this is boring. Started off decent but I'm out
— keith bulluck (@kbull53) February 25, 2013
Barbara Streisand = #BossShe has 2 Academy Awards, 8 Grammy Awards, 5 Emmy Awards a Tony Award,& 140mil albums sold to name a few #Oscars
— Will Blackmon (@willblackmon) February 25, 2013
The lights always shine brighter on Renee Zellweger.
— Tom Crabtree (@TCrabtree83) February 25, 2013
Daniel Day Lewis makes me feel like an idiot.
— Tom Crabtree (@TCrabtree83) February 25, 2013
George Clooney is so cool, he doesn't even have to speak after winning awards and yet he still can steal the spotlight at times.
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Federal Jury Convicts Orlando Couple Of Credit Card Fraud Charges
Orlando, Florida - U.S. Attorney Robert E. O'Neill announces that a federal jury today found Frank Padron Fuentes (32) and his wife, Tamara Vigoa Diaz (33), both of Orlando, guilty of access device (credit card) fraud. Fuentes was convicted of conspiracy to commit access device fraud and possession of 15 or more unauthorized access devices. He and his wife were jointly convicted of a third felony offense, possession of access device-making equipment. Fuentes faces a maximum penalty of 30 years in federal prison; Diaz faces a maximum term of 15 years in federal prison. A sentencing date has not been set.
The couple was indicted on June 6, 2012. Fuentes' s older brother, also named Frank Padron Fuentes, previously pleaded guilty on July 26, 2012.
According to testimony and evidence presented at trial, in April 2009, Secret Service agents learned of packages being shipped to Fuentes and his associates from a Los Angeles and New York-based credit card fraud ring. The packages contained credit card embossing machines and printers used to encode and create fraudulent credit cards; skimming devices used to obtain account information from unwitting consumers; and twenty counterfeit credit cards. The twenty credit card accounts experienced more than $6,000 in fraudulent purchases immediately after their delivery to Fuentes and his associates.
Based on this information, on May 7, 2009, agents conducted a search at Fuentes's Orlando apartment. Once inside, they located three credit card manufacturing machines in boxes addressed to Fuentes's wife, Diaz. Agents also recovered a list of 105 credit card accounts with white plastic (credit card stock) used in the production of fraudulent credit cards. The accounts on the list already had experienced more than $40,000 in fraud. A further search of Fuentes's truck led to the discovery of additional fraudulent credit card charges totaling approximately $2,000.
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Trey Scales Sentenced in U.S. District Court
The United States Attorney's Office announced that during a federal court session in Missoula, on July 12, 2012, before U.S. District Judge Donald W. Molloy, TREY SCALES, a 33-year-old resident of Whitefish, appeared for sentencing. SCALES was sentenced to a term of:
Prison: 9 months
Home Arrest: 6 months
Special Assessment: $100
Supervised Release: 4 years
SCALES was sentenced in connection with his guilty plea to conspiracy to manufacture marijuana.
In an Offer of Proof filed by Assistant U.S. Attorney Tara J. Elliott, the government stated it would have proved at trial the following:
In September 2010, and continuing through March 14, 2011, SCALES, Aaron Durbin, Justin Maddock, and other individuals were involved in marijuana growing operations.
SCALES and others, were growing marijuana for the business Good Medicine Providers, Inc. The marijuana sold out of Good Medicine was grown at the locations of 115 E. Reserve St, Kalispell, Montana, 6065 US Highway 93, Olney, Montana and at the Good Medicine location itself. Durbin assisted in transforming 6065 US Highway 93 into a large marijuana plant growing facility and helped maintain the actual marijuana production at both Good Medicine and the 6065 locations.
Investigation revealed that SCALES had been distributing large quantities of marijuana to individuals both inside and outside the state of Montana. Confidential Source #1 (CS #1) would have testified that SCALES provided CS #1 with one pound of marijuana on one occasion. CS #1 also observed SCALES provide ten pounds of marijuana to another individual.
In October 2010, CS #1 again met with SCALES at Good Medicine where SCALES fronted 5 pounds of marijuana to CS #1. Between the dates of December 22, 2010 and January 12, 2011, investigating agents conducted a total of four undercover marijuana purchases from Good Medicine Providers Inc. In addition, a search of SCALES' residence in Whitefish recovered 43 marijuana plants.
Investigation revealed Maddock was the operator of 115 E. Reserve, a large warehouse used to grow marijuana. A witness, Confidential Source #2, would have testified that he/she observed a past marijuana transaction being conducted at Maddock's residence in Whitefish. On March 14, 2011, search warrants were executed at the above locations and a total of over 1,000 marijuana plants were recovered by members of law enforcement.
Durbin and Maddock pled guilty to federal charges and have been sentenced.
Because there is no parole in the federal system, the "truth in sentencing" guidelines mandate that SCALES will likely serve all of the time imposed by the court. In the federal system, SCALES does have the opportunity to earn a sentence reduction for "good behavior." However, this reduction will not exceed 15% of the overall sentence.
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CoA to resurface portions of South Lexington in Downtown Asheville starting June 19
June 17, 2011
City of Asheville street crews will begin a resurfacing project on South Lexington between Aston Street and Patton Avenue Sunday June 19, milling up the old asphalt in preparation for repaving over the following week. Drivers should be prepared for traffic closures between 7 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. while work is underway. Sidewalks are expected to remain open, but pedestrians may experience delays associated with construction.
The resurfacing is expected to be completed by the end of the week, weather permitting. Street cuts for multiple utility upgrades in that area have created the need for new paving, and the City of Asheville is taking the opportunity to adjust the traffic pattern there, adding a climbing lane for bicycles on the uphill side and shared lane markings on the downhill side.
That move advances a city goal to increase Asheville's accessibility by bicycles and other forms of alternative transportation, says Transportation Planner Barb Mee.
"The climbing lane gives a slower-moving bicyclist a place to be and allows faster-moving motor vehicles to pass bicycles more easily," Mee says. "And the shared lane chevron markings on the down hill side alerts motorists to expect bicyclists in the travel lane."
Neighborhood Coordinator Marsha Stickford says the project will be coordinated so that businesses along South Lexington will still be accessible during the resurfacing.
Click here to see a full press release about the project.
Questions or comments can be directed to Neighborhood Coordinator Marsha Stickford at email@example.com or (828) 259-5506.
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1. Allen Fromme | July 2, 2011 at 8:08 pm
More bike trails-exclellent! It's about time that planning included alternative forms of transit. Well Done
2. Bill | July 6, 2011 at 3:45 pm
The accessibility will bring more people to downtown Asheville…no doubt….Just look what it does for beach towns…people today are more health conscious than ever…what a positive improvement to the area.
3. TomL | July 11, 2011 at 1:40 pm
That's really cool. Hopefully this will decrease the number of accidents as well.
4. Yuo | July 30, 2011 at 2:57 pm
That's really cool. Hopefully this will decrease the number of accidents as well.
5. Will | September 6, 2011 at 4:46 pm
It would also be great if you could incorporate greener transportation like horseback and bike.
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Dipi Bhaya has found a new home. She has been named the head coach of field hockey at Archbishop Wood.
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12 months ago I purchased 4 Blackboys (2large, 2 small). All are doing well, infact flowering after being transplanted only 12 months ago except for one. Around about Oct one of the large Black Boys started to look like to was drying out. All its stems starting turning yellow and dropping, so I cut them back. It has remaind the same since and then the past fortnight the top is now curling and looks like it has a sticky residue on it. What is this Balck Boy doing? Is it dying off, re-stimulating itself for growth. I thought these were pretty tough plants? Can anyone provide any advice as to what is happening and what should I do - dig it out or keep it, feed it? HELP!!! |
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How often should one paint the outside of a house with wood siding? I painted about 10 years ago, and the painter then said if I had waited much longer it wouldn't have been worth painting (I had recently bought the house). I think I have heard every 10 years. It still looks fine to me. So how do you know? Is there a rule? |
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We have been using Pratt & Lambert (probably top of their line) paint for our house and it lasts 10 years. Their paint is amazing!! A little pricey; but worth it!! jody |
I am sorry, your question is way to general. The frequency of painting depends on many factors. quality of paint and the shade application skill and the care in surface preparation Number of coats of paint applied the nature of the substrate (wood, cement, metal,....) Often there is more than one surface on a house and all of these age at different rates climate and exposure. |
Ionized made good points about variables in how long a paint job lasts. The links below give you a better idea of how to judge for yourself when your house needs it. |
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Good post, jessicaml. Much better than mine. I was going to add that the OP needed to look for some of those signs, peeling, alligatoring,... and I forgot :-( |
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I enjoy this time of year for a number of reasons. One is just being able to observe the almost miraculous transformation of the green leaves of summer into a stunning panorama of fall color, a transition that never ceases to amaze me.
There are very few places in the world where the colors and textures even come close to those of the Adirondacks and the farm country of northern New York. I don't think I'll ever lose my appreciation for it.
I was saying just that to a few friends the other day when the granddaughter of one of them asked, "Why do the leaves change colors?" She added that she really liked the red maple leaves.
It brought me back to a time when my daughters were quite young and one asked me that same question. We pressed the prettiest leaves between the pages of books to preserve them, but other than to say that the colors appeared as the trees were getting ready for winter, I didn't have an answer.
Native Americans used to tell their children how, soon after the time of creation, a great bear roamed the earth entering villages, frightening people, scaring away game and eating the food the tribes had gathered for winter. Legend says many warriors set out to kill the bear, but none returned.
After many years, the bravest and strongest warriors from several tribes joined to form a hunting party and set out in search of their enemy. They hunted for months, chasing the great bear across the earth. One day the greatest hunter was able to sneak up on the bear and get close enough to put one arrow into his side. The arrow did not kill the bear, but it drew blood. Wounded, the great bear reared up and leaped into the heavens.
Some say the bear was met by spirit hunters who continue to hunt him to this day, and the bear can still be seen in the night sky as the constellation Ursa Major. As the Great Bear constellation rises above the horizon in the fall, his blood drips down onto the trees below, turning the leaves scarlet red.
Others say the bear was killed by the spirit hunters and that, as the Great Bear died, its blood fell upon the trees, turning the leaves red. As the spirit hunters cooked the meat, fat dripping from the fire fell upon other trees, turning their leaves orange and gold. Mother Earth, in honoring and remembering the great bear, turns the leaves those same colors to this day.
In European folklore, children were told of an elf named Jack Frost who freezes the ground with his chilly feet, paints lacy white pictures on the winter window panes and turns the leaves colors with the icy touch of his fingers.
The real answer lies in first understanding how trees manufacture food by photosynthesis, which means putting together with light. In spring and summer, essential nutrients and water travel from the trees' roots to their leaves. At the same time, carbon dioxide is taken from the air.
Chlorophyll, a pigment found in green plants, absorbs energy from the sun and uses it to transform carbon dioxide and water into sugars, which the tree either uses immediately or stores as carbohydrates until it is needed. Oxygen is released into the atmosphere as a byproduct. So, I guess you could say chlorophyll is the source of life. It also gives the leaves their green color.
With the coming of fall and shorter, cooler days, the trees must ready themselves for winter, when they will not have enough light or water for photosynthesis to occur. Subtle chemical changes take place. Water flows out of the leaves into the roots, where the nutrients can be stored. As the leaves stop producing food, the chlorophyll breaks down and the green pigment in the leaves slowly disappears.
Besides chlorophyll, leaves contain pigments, such as carotene, which gives carrots their orange color. Without the presence of chlorophyll, the yellow and orange pigmentation becomes visible. At the same time, sugars that become trapped in the leaves of certain trees, such as sugar maples, react with sunlight and other acidic leaf chemicals, producing radiant reds and purples.
Temperature, light and available water all affect the intensity and the length of the color season. For example, prolonged temperatures just above freezing will result in sugar maples turning bright red, but an early frost may cause colors to appear faded or dull. Timely rains may cause colors to become more intense.
Trees eventually form a layer of cell tissue at every point of leaf stem attachment, effectively severing the leaves from the limbs. When a leaf falls from a tree, a small scar remains.
Do evergreens like pine, spruce and balsam fir lose their leaves as well? The answer is yes. These conifers do shed their needles in the fall; not all of their needles, just the oldest, less-healthy ones. The younger needles remain on the trees all winter.
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My husband planted some broccoli this year. He started them from seeds, outdoor, in the middle of June. When they first came out they looked lovely. But now they are between 12" and 18" tall, very spindly. Among the 20 plants that my husband put down, only one of them has signs of a little production, about 1/2" wide, right in the center of a very tall plant. I have a feeling if that floret grows any bigger the plant will fall over.
My husband has also grown some carrots about a foot away from the broccoli plants. They don't look so good neither. I am afraid the broccoli is shading the carrot plants. To make matter worse, the butterflies are eating the broccoli leafs.
I have my doubts if we will get anything from the broccoli plants since summer will soon be over. If I pull them at least the carrots will have a chance to grow. On the other hand, I hate to disappoint my husband... he did put forward his time and efforts. :-( Should we leave the broccoli alone? Or should we get rid of them to give the carrots a chance to grow? Al |
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Broccoli is a cool weather plant as are carrots. You can start broccoli and carrots from seed as soon as the ground can be worked in the spring. No problem growing them side-by-side if you plant so the sun gets to the plants. In other words, plant your rows east to west. It is not butterflies that are eating your broccoli, but the little green worms that come from the eggs they lay on the plants. Check with one of your garden-centers as to what to dust them with. Of course, this info. applies to next year. As to now, you can still use your whole broccoli plants even though they are small in stir-fry and soups. Ditto with your little carrots. |
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hi there. I grow brocoli every year and I squish everything in and around them. I take old plastic pots, cut the bottoms off and put around seedings I grew from seed in each one. I do not even water all season. The secret is wood ash. They love it, so do all cole crops, beets cabbage etc. take a gallon pail and sprinkle in and about your garden. Wood ash will raise the ph of your garden. I live in the northern part of Alberta 85 north of grande prairie and My broccoli is always great...good luck |
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To add re worms...surrounding your plants with cans or pots (no bottoms will halp keep woms away and keeping potash from wood ash in your garden gets rid of them too... |
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This mixture is guaranteed to lick any commercial concoction you have been buying! I can see you recoil at the sheer size of this recipe, and of course you can divide it, but I don't think you will: after you taste a dry spice rub roast chicken or roast turkey or roast anything, you'll be glad you have plenty on hand! I use this magical rub in countless dishes, it never fails me. I even roast turkey and capon with it. Since all ingredients are dry, I never have to worry about having to use it up quickly. I make a large batch, about a year's supply (just a few months if you use it as gifts to your delighted friends!) and store it just as I do spices, at room temperature, away from heat. Mine has no salt whatsoever, so that you might feel free to use it liberally with kosher meat and poultry, or if you are limiting your sodium intake.
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Tamarind: Literally, Tamar Hindi, which means Indian date in Arabic. Made from the pulp found in the large bean pods of the tamarind tree, tamarind powder is very sour and add a wonderful tang to many Indian dishes and Indonesian dishes. I love to use it here, and many other dishes where I don't want the moisture of lemon juice.
21/2 cups dry cilantro flakes
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2/3 cup turmeric
Mix all ingredients thoroughly. Store in perfectly dry and perfectly clean glass jars. You will need 3 to 4 tablespoons of the mixture for roasting 2 chickens or a dozen pieces chicken, 8 servings salmon or tuna, a three pound London broil, or 3 pounds thickly sliced tofu. Use 1 cup of the mixture to roast a 12 to 14 pound turkey.
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Mickey Rourke's Oscar-nominated performance in The Wrestler offered a glance into the lives of "minor league" professional wrestlers, and Calhoun's book sustains the gaze over the birth, rise, and inevitable fall of one such organization that employs them. Based out of California, Incredibly Strange Wrestling featured wrestlers you've never heard of (Macho Saquatcho, El Pollo Diablo, and Count Dante, Calhoun's wrestling persona), and yet managed to make a name for itself among those populating the fringes of California culture.
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Same old-same old. Once this is approved, what makes anyone think that Waste Management will come back for more and more property.
Please note, this is still in the middle of a wetlands drainage area.
I think the company is actually calculating its needs with some precision. It is counting on new green technology reducing the waste flow, and thus its landfill need, as reflected in its 37-acre expansion proposal.
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The Backstage Magic tour is amazing, but you have to know what you're in for.
At first I was unhappy with it, because I was expecting more time in the parks, in backstage areas. Which is, in fact, where it starts. Epcot, behind the scenes at the American Adventure. However, after that you pretty much leave the parks entirely and explore the rest of Disney property, where you see how they put together the magic every day.
A stop by the Disney florists, the Disney decorators, the Disney props department, the machine shop and more. Highlights definitely included getting to see a few people working on making what seemed to be a backup Yeti, as well as the character costuming department in MGM where we got a sneak preview of the new 'face' Captain Hook long before it was unveiled in the Magic Kingdom. The holiday warehouse was also something that needs to be seen to be believed. The size of a football field and it only contains a third of the Christmas decorations that will be put up in the parks, resorts and cruise ships.
There is only a brief time toward the end spent in the Magic Kingdom, and that's just for the same brief walkthrough of the utilidors you probably did in Keys.
Once I started figuring out just what the tour was all about, I really started getting into it. It is presented by people from the Disney Institute, so they're all very well-versed in the company lore, having been there for many years, as well as passionate about the Disney experience. There are plenty of opportunity for learning just about anything you could think of to ask about.
The only warning I could give is that this is definitely a tour where the magic can be in jeopardy a few times. I'm the kind of person who actually appreciates Disney MORE after seeing what goes into making the park tick, but if you're apt to get upset at seeing normal every day people walking into a room at Epcot and walking out wearing their World Showcase costume, it's probably not a tour for you.
A note: Backstage Magic is the only tour where you will get to see backstage at MGM, which is actually pretty cool. You get to see a lot of the stages where TV shows have been filmed and the backside of Catastrophe Canyon is a must-see.
Backstage Safari is also a pretty good tour, but I didn't like it nearly as much as Backstage Magic. If you're looking to get up close and personal with the animals, that's just not likely. Most people I've talked to have gotten the pet a rhinocerous (as did I) but nothing is written in stone. The tour takes you through the facilities where the animals are kept, hospitalized and where their food is prepared. The message of the day is what DAK does to help the animals really feel like they're not in a zoo, but as close to home as humanly possible.
It's a tour with a LOT of walking and as everyone here probably knows, the Animal Kingdom is not big on air conditioning. So depending on the time of the year you're going, you may want to stock up on the bottled water. There are also a few points in the tour where it drags a bit, though your mileage may vary if you are more or less interested in certain aspects of the park than myself. For instance, I found the elephant paddocks and the bird sanctuary to be very interesting, but visiting the food preparation station went on a bit long and a presentation on spiders made my fiancee downright squeamish.
One very important note about the Backstage Safari tour is that unlike everywhere else in Disney, you are not going to be looking at people whose primary job it is to entertain you. For the most part, the people you will see working behind the scenes at DAK aren't performers or customer service, but are veterinarians, botanists and other doctors and scientists. They're as friendly as any Disney staff, but they're doing work that, to them, is far more important than the guy at the Magic Kingdom who serves you the Dole Whip or even the kid in the Mickey outfit. There is definitely a feel at some times that you are intruding a bit into someone's workspace. Still, for the most part everyone is very glad to talk to the tourists, because it's us that allow them to continue their important work.
There are pins for each tour. I won't ruin the surprise (there are plenty of Disney pin sites out there that will spoil if you want) but I will say that the Backstage Safari pin is pretty humorous and always got a comment.


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Hi Everyone! We've had some break-ins in the neighborhood and I'm finally putting in a home security system. I'm basically wondering about customer service differences, both companies have mixed reviews on the internet. So I interviewed 2 companies (ADT and Guardian) The have roughly the same cost for the same equipment. The monitoring fee is about $6 higher a month w/ADT but ADT will let me have a 2 year contract instead of the 3 year contract. It's a basic system, a couple of motion detectors and door sensors that we'll use mainly at night and when we're away. I have a cat and Guardian says their motion detectors can be set to deal with her (even though she's mostly in her room upstairs). I'm just wondering really about customer service and any experiences you might have with these companies. Thanks for any tips, advice, insights :) |
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A big dog is the best security system. I'd ask your local law enforcement agency for advice. Call the business office. |
- Posted by gsciencechick (My Page) on Tue, Oct 2, 12 at 19:23
Yes, golddust, but pets can be harmed or let out. We are also considering it because it might be a deterrant, and we also have cats. Even if the intruders get in, they really "only" have 60 seconds to get in and out, which limits how much they can take. |
Judithn - We've had a security system in almost every home (we've moved frequently) primarily to protect our multiple dogs, and to a lesser extent, our stuff, exactly for the reason you mentioned. We've tended to skip the big companies and go with a reputable local installer who has a good relationship with a monitoring company in the general area (vs. cross country). They all seem to sell the same basic systems, with some variations. I'd suggest calling three companies to get estimates and then figure out what feels right. There are usually basic packages that you can customize, so it's best to figure out exactly what you want so that you're comparing apples to apples. The prices can vary greatly. |
- Posted by patty_cakes (My Page) on Tue, Oct 2, 12 at 20:58
I agree with gold dust! My boy Jaxson Brown barks at anything in the street, yard, or comes to the door. ; o) |
I would discourage anyone from getting a dog as a security measure. Dogs require love, discipline, exercise and a regular routine. They should be acquired primarily for companionship not security. |
- Posted by SunnyCottage (My Page) on Wed, Oct 3, 12 at 8:55
I agree with you, funnygirl. When I posted here recently about an attempted break-in at our house, numerous posters had the same advice: Get a dog! We already have cats, and consider them our "children". We aren't in the market for any more "kids", so getting a dog for protection or companionship wasn't an option that was even on the table for us. I will admit, however, that we have posted BEWARE OF DOG signs in a couple of prominent places. Would-be crooks have no idea if "Rover" is in the house and about to storm through a doggy door, or around the back or side, out of view but just waiting to pounce. ;-) We have also locked our back gate - something we hadn't thought was necessary before. And we've just ordered security doors - decorative iron and tempered glass - to go in front of our regular passage doors. If anyone wants to kick in a door, they have to get past the security door first, and in all likelihood, they won't waste their time. We considered putting security bars on our windows, but have nixed that idea, based upon conversations with local law enforcement. They maintain that it's usually the door that's kicked in, but if a window is used to gain access, the thief wants to go out the door with the loot - not back out the window. Our goal is to make it as difficult as possible for a criminal to get in and out quickly. We have used ADT to monitor our security system for 9 years and have always been very satisfied with their service. |
i agree with gold....stop by your local law enforcement office and talk to the police. Our officers were very helpful. So helpful, we did not install the system we thought would be best. ML |
We're very happy with ADT. We by-pass one of our motion dectectors if we leave and the pup is there. Not a problem at all. We have set the alarm off twice in 15 years (oops!) and the response time from the police department was very quick. Any communications I have had with the company monitoring have been good. tina |
Definitely check out local places. We started out with Brinks years ago and eventually all the security companies were bought out by ADT. We dumped them as soon as the contract was up. A place near Dallas got a lot of compliments on various message boards for my area and their big draw was their wireless monitoring. We had wanted to get rid of our home phone for years but needed it for the alarm system. This company was much cheaper plus allowed us to save on losing the land line. We have 2 labs and they wander around the house all day and have never set off the motion detectors. Most companies can mount them in such a way so that they won't be tripped by animals. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Smith Thompson Home Security
We have Guardian; have had ADT & a local company; so far Guardian has been the best. In our old house; we originally had ADT; contract expired so we went with Guardian who found some things were not working correctly. The same thing happened here when we finished our local 1 year monitoring & went back to Guardian; again they found that the local company did not do our smoke detectors correctly to work with the system. We have not switched over to the new system because we've been debating whether we're selling or not. We don't want to do another contract if we plan to move. |
- Posted by patty_cakes (My Page) on Thu, Oct 4, 12 at 0:29
Funnygirl and others, that's a GIVEN. My boy is loved way beyond what most people would consider normal. He's appreciated for being my companion, some'one' to walk with, talk too, and my dinner partner almost every night. I don't know what I did before him and can't imagine my life without him. He's not just a dog, he's my (((((best friend)))). |
If by testing it regularly you mean checking if your system works, then it's okay to do that I guess. It's normal to want your system to be working in the best way possible. Nothing wrong with that I guess. |
"they really "only" have 60 seconds to get in and out, which limits how much they can take." They have as much time as it takes for the police to get to your house. |
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I have a storage area that is around this temperature. It is dark and humid. How long would beets (minus tops) store? Any suggestions on the best way to store them? |
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The Prayer House
i. Overview
LoveASU exists to partner with the Body of Christ. Our goal is not to replace the local church or campus ministries, but to come alongside existing ministries and organizations to reach our city and campus together through corporate prayer and united mission. It is our firm belief that if the Body of Christ will come together in prayer and united mission, then city-wide transformation will come.
United Mission:
The heart of LoveASU is to see all campus ministries grow. We want to see more unreached people join ASU's Christian community, and have all ministries working together, strengthening and lifting up one another in love. While upholding the identity of each individual ministry, LoveASU is bringing together campus leaders to join together and pray for the overall growth of the Christian community at ASU.
United Prayer:
The heart of LoveASU is also united prayer on ASU's campus. We desire to see people from all ministries, denominations, and communities come together seeking after the heart of God. Our mission is to call the campus to a place of prayer and worship before the Lord. The Prayer House is a picture of this mission where we all can join together as one with Christ and unite in prayer to see revival come to ASU. Events at the Prayer House include Monday Night Prayer and Worship Gatherings, large-scale prayer events, and seasons of 24-hour Prayer.
LoveASU is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. We are able to receive tax-deductible donations online or directly at PO Box 7280 Tempe, AZ 85281. All checks should be made out to LoveASU, Inc.
ii. Mission
"To partner with the Body of Christ through 24-hour prayer and strategically united mission to see the radical love of Jesus Christ completely transform Arizona State University, Arizona and the world."
We believe that if the campus experiences revival, great societal reformation will take place. This overflow will result in a move of God that will touch other campuses, regions, and the nations of the world.
Steward Prayer
The first teaching that was requested by Jesus' Twelve disciples was about prayer (Luke 11). Throughout the Scriptures and modern church history, there are a few common threads preceding every missions movement. One of those commonalities is the prevalence of prayer. Starting with the descending of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost (see Acts 2), leading up to the modern day transformation of cities around the world; each of these authentic moves of God began with the Body of Christ uniting in prayer.
It is essential to call the Body of Christ to prayer while not neglecting other important activities such as evangelism and discipleship. Rather, prayer must occur in conjunction with other evangelistic and discipleship opportunities, thereby enhancing our efforts in spreading the Gospel and making disciples of the nation
Facilitate Unity
One of Jesus' last prayers on this earth was this: "May they be brought to complete unity to let the world know that you sent me and have loved them even as you have loved me" (John 17:23). There is a multiplication in effectiveness that takes place when ministries unite under one purpose and in one spirit, under the lordship of Jesus Christ.
It is crucial to unite on core matters while still maintaining diversity in each ministry's specific mission. We cannot afford to remain isolated from each other, remaining only within our denominational, cultural, or generational boundaries. If we are going to reach an entire campus, we're going to need a campus-wide Church.
Spread Jesus' Love
In John 15:5, Jesus says, "I am the vine, you are the branches. He who abides in Me, and I in him, bears much fruit; for without Me you can do nothing." (NKJV) Jesus states clearly that without an understanding of God's love and a life in the Scriptures, you can do nothing. If Christians would understand God's love and spend their days reading the Scriptures, then we would see "fruit", as in salvation, deliverance and spiritual growth.
A clear directive of LoveASU is to spread Jesus' love. This is achieved through the stewardship of prayer, facilitation of unity on campus and other united evangelization efforts. But no matter what we are involved with, all activities and strategies must revolve around and promote the love of Jesus Christ.
iii. What we believe
Bible: Only the sixty-six books of the Bible (in its original writing) are the inspired, infallible, and inerrant Word of God. The Bible alone is the final authority for all we believe and how we are to live (Prov. 30:5; Matthew 5:18; John 10:35 and 17:17; 2 Timothy 3:16–17; 2 Peter 1:20–21).
Trinity: There is one God, eternally existent in three persons: Father, Son (Jesus) and Holy Spirit. These three are coequal and coeternal (see Gen. 1:26; Isa. 9:6; Matt. 3:16,17; 28:19; Luke 1:35; Heb. 3:7-11; 1 John 5:7).
Jesus Christ: Jesus Christ is God the Son, the second person of the Trinity. On earth, Jesus was 100 percent God and 100 percent man. He is the only man ever to have lived a sinless life. He was born of a virgin, lived a sinless life, performed miracles, died on the Cross for all mankind and, thus, atoned for our sins through the shedding of His blood. He rose from the dead on the third day according to the Bible, ascended to the right hand of the Father, and will return again in power and glory (see Isa. 9:6; John 1:1,14; 20:28; Phil. 2:5,6; 1 Tim. 2:5; 3:16).
Virgin Birth: Jesus Christ was conceived by God the Father, through the Holy Spirit (the third person of the Trinity) in the virgin Mary's womb; therefore, He is the Son of God (see Isa. 7:14; Matt. 1:18,23-25; Luke 1:27-35).
Redemption: Humanity was created good and upright, but by voluntary transgression, it fell (the Fall). Humanity's only hope for redemption is in Jesus Christ, the Son of God (see Gen. 1:26-31; 3:1-7; Rom. 5:12-21).
Regeneration: For anyone to know God, regeneration by the Holy Spirit is absolutely essential (see John 6:44,65).
Salvation: We are saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ: His death, burial and resurrection. Salvation is a gift from God, not a result of our good works or of any human effort (see Rom. 10:9,10; Acts 16:31; Gal. 2:16; 3:8; Eph. 2:8,9; Titus 3:5; Heb. 9:22).
Repentance: Repentance is the commitment to turn away from sin in every area of our lives and to follow Christ, which allows us to receive His redemption and to be regenerated by the Holy Spirit. Thus, through repentance we receive forgiveness of sins and appropriate salvation (see Acts 2:21; 3:19; 1 John 1:9).
Sanctification: Sanctification is the ongoing process of yielding to God's Word and His Spirit in order to complete the development of Christ's character in us. It is through the present ministry of the Holy Spirit and the Word of God that Christians are enabled to live a godly life (see Rom. 8:29; 12:1,2; 2 Cor. 3:18; 6:14-18; 1 Thess. 4:3; 5:23; 2 Thess. 2:1-3; Heb. 2:11).
Jesus' Blood: The blood Jesus Christ shed on the cross of Calvary was sinless and is 100 percent sufficient to cleanse humankind from all sin. Jesus allowed Himself to be punished for both our sinfulness and our sins, enabling all those who believe to be free from the penalty of sin, which is death (see John 1:29; Rom. 3:10-12,23; 5:9; Col. 1:20; 1 John 1:7; Rev. 1:5; 5:9).
Jesus Christ Indwells All Believers: Christians are people who have invited the Lord Jesus Christ to come and live inside them by His Holy Spirit. They relinquish the authority of their lives over to Him, thus making Jesus the Lord of their lives as well as Savior. They put their trust in what Jesus accomplished for them when He died, was buried and rose again from the dead (see John 1:12; 14:17,23; 15:4; Rom. 8:11; Rev. 3:20).
Resurrection: Jesus Christ was physically resurrected from the dead in a glorified body three days after His death on the cross. As a result, both the saved and the lost will be resurrected – they that are saved to the resurrection of life, and they that are lost to the resurrection of eternal damnation (see Luke 24:16,36,39; John 2:19-21; 20:26-28; 21:4; Acts 24:15; 1 Cor. 15:42,44; Phil. 1:21-23; 3:21).
Heaven: Heaven is the eternal dwelling place for all believers in the gospel of Jesus Christ (see Matt. 5:3,12,20; 6:20; 19:21; 25:34; John 17:24; 2 Cor. 5:1; Heb. 11:16; 1 Pet. 1:4).
Hell: After living one life on earth, unbelievers will be judged by God and sent to Hell where they will be punished with eternal, conscious, and tormented separation from the presence of God in the lake of fire. This is where Satan (once known as Lucifer) and the fallen angels will be sent (see Matt. 25:41; Mark 9:43-48; Heb. 9:27; Rev. 14:9-11; 20:12-15; 21:8).
Second Coming: Jesus Christ will physically and visibly return to earth for the second time to establish His kingdom. This will occur at a date undisclosed by the Scriptures (see Matt. 24:30; 26:63,64; Acts 1:9-11; 1 Thess. 4:15-17; 2 Thess. 1:7,8; Rev. 1:7).
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Every ten minutes or so, Chanin will give us an instruction as to what we need to have on the page. After the last instruction (there are usually 7) we have an hour to finish up the page and post it in the SS gallery
Well, generally they explain how things work right before you start.
In a nutshell, you will be given a prompt every ten minutes (use three papers, pick 1 picture, 5 elements one which must be metalic, ect). Your job is to incorporate the prompt into your LO/follow the directions. After an hour, you will have 7 prompts and one hour to finish your LO and post.
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