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Speech of John Marshall, 10 ANNALS OF CONG. 613
(1800), reprinted in 18 U.S. (5 Wheat.) Appendix at 26-9 (1820)
[Resolutions were
introduced in the House of Representatives challenging the President's
authority to extradite
to Great Britain one Thomas Nash, alias Jonathan Robin, accused of committing a
murder aboard a British vessel on the high seas. John Marshall, then a member of the House of Representatives,
support the President's power to decide whether extradition was required by
treaty and, if so, whether to execute it.]
The case was in its
nature a national demand made upon the nation.
The parties were the two nations.
They cannot come into court to litigate their claims, nor can a court
decide on them. Of consequence, the
demand is not a case for judicial cognizance.
The president is the
sole organ of the nation in its external relations, and its sole representative
with foreign nations. Of consequence,
the demand of a foreign nation can only be made on him.
He possesses the whole
executive power. He holds and directs
the force of the nation. Of
consequence, any act to be performed by the force of the nation is to be
performed through him.
He is charged to
execute the laws. A treaty is declared
to be a law. He must then execute a
treaty, where he, and he alone, possesses the means of executing it.
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The treaty, which is a
law, enjoins the performance of a particular object. The person who is to perform this object is marked out by the
constitution, since the person is named who conducts the foreign intercourse,
and is to take care that the laws be faithfully executed. The means by which it is to be performed,
the force of the nation, are in the hands of this person. Ought not this person to perform the object,
although the particular mode of using the means has not been prescribed? Congress unquestionably may prescribe the
mode; and Congress may devolve on others the whole execution of the
contract: but till this be done, it
seems the duty of the executive department to execute the contract by any means
it possesses.
The treaty,
stipulating that a murderer shall be delivered up to justice, is as obligatory
as an act of Congress making the same declaration. If, then, there was an act of Congress is a words of the treaty,
declaring that a person who had committed murder within the jurisdiction of
Britain, and sought an asylum within the territory of the United States, should
be delivered up by the United States, on the demand of his Britannic majesty,
and such evidence of his criminality as would have justified his commitment for
trial, had the offence been here committed; could the president, who is bound
to execute the laws, have justified a refusal to deliver up the criminal, by
saying that the legislature had totally omitted to provide for the case.
The executive is not
only the constitution department, but seems to be the proper department to
which the power in question may most wisely and most safely be confided.
The department which
is entrusted with the whole foreign intercourse of the nation, with the
negotiation of all its treaties, with the power of demanding a reciprocal
performance of the article, which is accountable to the nation for the
violation of its engagements with foreign nations, and for the consequences
resulting from such violations, seems the proper department to be entrusted
with the execution of a national contract like that under consideration.
If at any time policy
may temper the strict execution of the contract, where may that political
discretion be placed to safely as in the department whose duty it is to
understand precisely the state of the political intercourse and connexion
between the United States and foreign nations, to understand the manner in
which the particular stipulation is explained and performed by foreign nations,
and to understand completely the state of the union?
This department too,
independent of judicial aid, which may, perhaps, in some instances be called
in, is furnished with a great law officer, whose duty it is to understand and
to advise when the casus foederis occurs.
And if the president should cause to be arrested under the treaty an
individual who was so circumstances as not to be properly the object of such an
arrest, he may perhaps bring the question of the legality of his arrest before
a judge by a writ of habeas corpus.
It is then
demonstrated, that according to the practice and according to the principle of
the American government, the question whether the nation has or has not bound
itself to deliver up any individual, charged with having committed murder or
forgery within the jurisdiction of Britain, is a question, the power to decide
which rests alone with the executive department.


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Sox8 encodes a high-mobility group transcription factor that is widely expressed during development. Sox8, -9 and -10 form group E of the Sox gene family which has been implicated in several human developmental disorders. In contrast to other SoxE genes, the role of Sox8 is unclear and Sox8 mouse mutants reportedly showed only idiopathic weight loss and reduced bone density. The careful analysis of our Sox8 null mice, however, revealed a progressive male infertility phenotype. Sox8 null males only sporadically produced litters of reduced size at young ages. We have shown that SOX8 protein is a product of adult Sertoli cells and its elimination results in an age-dependent deregulation of spermatogenesis, characterized by sloughing of spermatocytes and round spermatids, spermiation failure and a progressive disorganization of the spermatogenic cycle, which resulted in the inappropriate placement and juxtaposition of germ cell types within the epithelium. Those sperm that did enter the epididymides displayed abnormal motility. These data show that SOX8 is a critical regulator of adult Sertoli cell function and is required for both its cytoarchitectural and paracrine interactions with germ cells.
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"Day in the Cloud" by Google apps and Virign America is taking place on June 24, 2009. Virgin America, the first airline to offer in-flight WiFi on every flight, is teaming up with Google to take cloud computing to new heights with the first-ever online scavenger hunt to be played simultaneously in the air and on the ground for one day – June 24. Virgin America will be giving all its guests free WiFi that day to encourage travelers to get their nerd on. Google gathered a small group of gamers extraordinaire to come up with puzzles, trivia, and brain teasers. The hour-long game challenge will run for a 24-hour period on the ground and in the air.
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Meyer Corporation, which makes Paula Deen-branded cookware, bakeware and tabletop; Universal Furniture, which manufactures the Paula Deen Home collection; and Sleep Innovations, which manufactures Paula Deen anti-fatigue kitchen mats, said they have not yet determined how they will proceed.
Food Network promptly dropped Deen last Friday after Deen admitted to using racist slurs in the past and to considering a plantation-themed wedding for her brother. Smithfield Foods followed suit on Monday. Earlier today, Caesar's Entertainment announced that it was cutting ties with Deen, who has four restaurants in Caesar's properties.
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Nudgee College has a proud sporting tradition with 95 years of participation in the Queensland GPS Rugby competition. In the early years, Nudgee College played in local competitions against a mix of adult and schoolboy opposition. It was not until the advent of the GPS competition in 1918 that the College had the opportunity to regularly test itself against the best schoolboy opposition in the state.
Rugby league was the game of choice in GPS until a return to the 15 man game in 1928. The first premiership made its way to Nudgee College in 1920, and the ensuing years would see a further 39 titles, the latest in 2013. It is a source of pride for the whole community that the College has retained its place as one of the pre-eminent sporting Colleges in Australia.
One of the main reasons for the College's success is participation as each year Nudgee College fields approximately 42 rugby teams in the GPS and supplementary competitions representing all age levels from U10 to Opens.
Nudgee College has produced 24 Wallabies including three Australian Captains, Paul McLean, Mark Loane and Rocky Elsom. Dominic Shipperley and Joseph Tomane are the College's latest Wallabies. In addition, the College has had over one hundred players go on to play in Super Rugby or represent their country as an Australian schoolboy.
2014 Rugby program
Nudgee Rugby aims to develop age-specific core skills of rugby in an enjoyable learning environment with a key focus on the values of team work and fair play. It also strives to provide an opportunity for boys to become match officials and being involved in coaching.
Rugby at the College runs throughout Term 2 and Term 3, with Term 2 being our development program and Term 3 the GPS competition season. In 2014 the College will enter approximately 45 rugby teams into the GPS competition from U10's to Opens with the age grade cut off being the age you turn in 2014.
Nudgee Rugby is extremely proud of its history and in particular its 2013 results, winning the GPS 1st XV Premiership for the 40th time, finishing on top of 4 of the 5 A team competitions and having 8 teams undefeated being 2nds, 6ths, 15F's, 14B's, 14C's, 14E's, 13A's and 13F's. To ensure we continue to provide all players an opportunity to compete and improve we will begin our development program in Week 2 of Term 2.
This year will see for the first time the Year 5, 6 and 7 teams join the Senior school in Term 3 as U10, U11 and U12's. This will also be the first year for the new age grade window, with boys playing in the age group they turn in 2014, for example a boy turning 15 in 2014 will play in the U15 competition. There will be no exception to this GPS rule.
2014 Rugby Camps
The College is running two Rugby camps this year, a High Performance camp in April and the All age camp in July. The High Performance camp will be capped at 25 players per age group from U11 to U15, application forms are now available on the Portal. The All Age camp is open to all players from U10's to Opens and forms our final selections and preparation for the competition season for all teams, All age camp forms will be available on the Portal early Term 2.
Term 2 Development Program
The development program is optional for any boy who wishes to be involved and will be run in 2 groups based on development stages. Once a commitment is made to participate all sessions are compulsory and unexplained absence will result in withdrawal from the program.
Nudgee Blue U10 and U11's - will train one session per week.
Nudgee White U10 and U11's - will train one session per week.
Nudgee Blue U12 – U16's – will train twice a week.
Nudgee White U12 – U16's – will train once a week.
Please note the groups will be selected by the Director of Rugby and players may move between groups at the discretion of the Director of Rugby. Grading and trialing of teams for the competition season will not start until week 8 of Term 2. This program aims to give players an opportunity to improve and prepare for the trial and competition phases of our GPS season. It is possible for a player to be selected in A's, B's etc without being involved in the development program therefore it is not a pre requisite for team selection.
The program will focus on the below key areas with content based on age-specific activities.
Roles Into Contact
Position Specific Skills
Ball Carry
Phase defence
Ball Presentation
Set piece
Halfback passing
Alignment, running lines and angles
Attack breakdown
Jockey defence
Lineout throwing
Fixing and beating defenders
Back 3 connection/ pendulum
Lineout lifting
Post tackle
Lineout jumping
Defence breakdown
Scrum body shape/ binding
Term 3 Competition Season
Term 3 consists of two weeks of trials including games with BSHS, Downlands College and Internal Trials and 8 competition rounds beginning with Brisbane Grammar on Saturday 2nd August.
This season we will enter approximately A to E's for U10, 11 and 12's and A's to F/ G's for U13's – Opens. Each week we will match as many teams with the opposition school with the rest of our teams going into the supplementary draw for that week.
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25 I am against you, O destroying mountain, says the Lord, that destroys the whole earth; I will stretch out my hand against you, and roll you down from the crags, and make you a burned-out mountain. | 25 "I am against you, O destroying mountain, you who destroy the whole earth," declares the LORD. "I will stretch out my hand against you, roll you off the cliffs, and make you a burned-out mountain. |
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Pedantic wrote:Lol...seems like websites are eating each other up at unprecedented rates. Just the other day, I was going to CDNow to look up something, and I found myself at Amazon.
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A Gem of a holiday or just passing through. Ola's Holiday House is near new, situated in quiet garden surroundings and easy to find - well signposted, just drive in. It is completely air-conditioned and self-contained with two bedrooms, plus a double day bed and sofa bed. All linen, electric blankets and doonas are included. The house is tastefully furnished with a large living area and outside barbecue and large refrigerator and freezer.
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Does anyone have any experience with these? I have a large 9x6 foot window in my great room that lets in a lot of heat during the summer. I need a motorized shade as the window is situated on the upper level of the 2 story room. Sun setter seems to be the only player in the market and they are quite pricey. Any suggestions would be appreciated! |
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- Posted by GulfBreezeWindows (email@example.com) on Tue, Feb 14, 12 at 10:49
Skandia, Ortega all make shades of these types. You can't buy direct, you have to get them through a dealer. Motors typically start around $200 and go up from there depending on shade type, size and wheight. at 9' you will probably need a direct power motor due to the weight. But that also depends on the fabric an height. |
I bought the non-motorized SilverScreen shades for our lake place and I LOVE THEM. You can still see out beautifully, even at 5% weave, and the silver backing totally reflects and traps the heat between the screen and the window. We even had the stuff made into a screen for our big skylight and it's made a huge difference. Just google motorized solar shades and you'll find several dealers. I know North and Blinds Chalet are good but I'm sure there's others. |
- Posted by GulfBreezeWindows (email@example.com) on Wed, Feb 15, 12 at 9:16
Not sure I like the whole aluminum over PVC shades. The PVC used to make shades is low quality and the aluminum heats it up. Just my opinion though. |
I appreciate the replies very much. Sorry I didn't make it clear in my original post that I am interested in exterior shades. They seem to be more energy efficient as the heat would be blocked from coming into the house to begin with. Also, I have several first floor windows in the great room that already have window treatments which I wouldn't be able to match. I am getting quotes from Insoroll, Sunsetter/Somfy and North Solar Screen....anyone have dealings with any of these outfits? |
- Posted by GulfBreezeWindows (email@example.com) on Wed, Feb 15, 12 at 14:36
really its about who you think will build the best quality. There are ton of fly by night outfits on the web. For exterior, I might check out South West Sun Control (www.swsuncontrol.com I think). They use Phipher and Vertilux, along with Somfy motors. I don't use them anymore (because I have a closer dealer), but when I did buy from them, their outdoor products were fantastic. |
- Posted by designerguyjc (My Page) on Wed, Oct 2, 13 at 14:51
I have used Bali Solar Screens for my clients and they love them. I am not sure if they will make them that big. You might have to go with something for more commercial use which usually means big bucks. |
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"One cent of every gallon pumped off the Red Cross logoed pumps at any of these locations will be donated to the American Red Cross for the remainder of 2014," said Greg Waite, CEO, American Red Cross of Southeast Tennessee.
"We are fortunate to have great supporters in our community like RaceWay Fuel Centers that are willing to help us raise critical funds to support our mission in the community," Waite added.
Drivers are encouraged to find a RaceWay location nearest to them — 1565 25th St. N.W. — and help the Red Cross help others, one gallon at a time.
In addition, all area RaceWay Fuel Centers will participate in a Customer Donation program encouraging the public to make donations to support the American Red Cross at any of their fuel centers.
"Every donation — big and small — will help people right here in our community impacted by disaster," Waite said.
"In the month of March alone, Red Cross volunteers have assisted over 150 people post-disaster, including the most recent Jaycee Towers evacuation and shelter. This is in addition to supporting national and larger-scale disasters like the ongoing effort in Oso, Wash., after the landslide," he said.
"We are excited to partner with a great organization like the American Red Cross, that is always there for our community when needed most," said Randy Marsh, district manager with RaceWay Petroleum. "We know drivers have a choice when it comes to fueling up their vehicles, and we hope with his announcement they would consider fueling up, shopping at, even making a separate donation at a RaceWay Gas Station near them."
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I picked up my FP and Pro-TeKt today and I plan to use them at every watering at 1/4tsp each (per gallon). My water is very hard and I want to be flushing some amount every time I water to avoid build-up. This takes many gallons and my water usage will only be going up with weather temps. This will use a lot of fertilized water that will just be running out of the bottom. I had a few questions about using these at every watering. Keep in mind I want these fertilizers to last as long as possible, I could hardly justify paying for the premium stuff as a broke college student.
1. Should I water with unfertilized water until it runs out of the bottom and then use a small amount of dosed water after that? 2. Assuming I flush with regular water first, will the nutrients from the fertilized water used after remain in the container or just running out of the bottom since the medium is already wet? 3. How much FP/PT dosed water do I need to give to each container to be supplying ideal amounts of nutrients? I also have some questions about foliar feeding, but I will get to those later when I have these initial answers. Thanks a lot!
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- Posted by greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a (My Page) on Wed, Jun 1, 11 at 11:46
Hey, Phil, I prefer to fertilize once a week for most of my plants - "Fertilizer Friday" ;-) When I fertilize, I water first, then add the fertilizer solution, and then lightly water. Foliar feeding is inefficient compared to root-feeding. Plus, there are only a few nutrients I am biased against foliar feeding, but for good reason I think.
Josh |
- Posted by Spongey600 San Diego Z10 (My Page) on Wed, Jun 1, 11 at 15:32
HMM, Being a broke gardener too, this just opened my eyes! thank you So much Josh! that makes much more sense and will save me a few dollars too! Eric |
- Posted by jojosplants Az. z. 9 (My Page) on Wed, Jun 1, 11 at 16:32
Josh, For me it's always been "feed Friday" ;-) JoJo |
Do you dose at 1tsp/gal then, Josh? Or still 1/4-1/2? |
- Posted by meyermike_1micha 5 (email@example.com) on Wed, Jun 1, 11 at 18:01
Exactly Josh! Good point made which I think everyone needs to know. The nutrients are not all flushed out as bad as many think and in fact the mix does hold nutrients well. As a rule, I will feed my plants at least once a week with a dose of 1/2 to a full capful/tsp if I am not good about giving 1/4 dose at every watering. Foliar feeding does nothing for my plants, or at least it use to burn the leaves. Many fertilizers have warning labels against it for this fact. I take no chances. |
- Posted by greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a (My Page) on Thu, Jun 2, 11 at 12:49
Hey, guys. Mike is really good about fertilizing his plants...whereas I tend to slack! Phil, right now I'm using 1 Teaspoon per gallon/per week for most of my plants. I'm hitting my citrus a little harder....just a bit over a Teaspoon per gallon.
Josh |
Most gardeners do not get too excited about foliar fertilizing, but many Rose growers here, some commercial are now using the method with compost tea, not for the fertilizing value, if there is any, but for foliage fungus diseases. This year will be a good test as it has been constantly wet here. Al |
Everyday is feeding day for me. I use 1/4tsp per gallon of FP 9-3-6. Due to the cost for me though, for the not-so-important plants like annuals and hanging baskets (which are my wife's) I'll use Miracle Grow water soluble crystals. I currently use it as is, but have a thread regarding how to add calcium, magnesium, and sulfur in a cost effective manner. So yeah, don't bother with the foliar feeding, just stick to the 1/4tsp per gallon every time you water. Joe |
Josh, I have a question about exactly how you water your plants. Do you water your plants until water starts draining though the drain holes? I usually water a little and let the soil swell, then water until the water comes out the drain holes. However, I have been doing this with the nutrient water. So, doing it your way, If I were to water first., would I water until the water drains. Then, how much nutrient water would you add, and then how much plain water afterwords. Thanks, Jon |
- Posted by greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a (My Page) on Sat, Jun 4, 11 at 13:09
Hey, Jon, I do water until a bit starts to drain. Then I let it set for just a short while, and I return to fertilize. I pour slowly with the nutrient water so that it is distributed throughout the mix, until water begins to drain. At the end, I add a splash of water, mostly to rinse any leaves that might have fertilizer on them, but also to carry nutrients deeper into the mix. I seldom measure. Larger containers get more, smaller containers get less. If I'm fertilizing my Citrus, for example, I might make a gallon of fertilizer solution.
Josh |
Hey Josh thanks for the info. Do you water with plain water first to leach any salt build up? Or just to save on fert. usage? I have been watering with the water/fert mixture until it drains,that's it. I have been trying to make sure my plants get approx. 1tsp/gal. of water per week. so If I water 2x per week, I would use about 1/2 tsp. per gal. of water. Is this ok, or should I switch to your method? Also, I am adding a tsp. of vinegar to my water, would I add the vinegar to the plain water, fert/water mix, or both? Also on that note, I am adding the vinegar at the suggestion of Al, because my local water supply has about 120ppm of alkalinity. Should I always add the vinegar, or every once in a while? I have been doing it each time I water because the water is the source of the alkalinity. |
- Posted by greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a (My Page) on Sat, Jun 4, 11 at 21:48
Hey, Jon. Yessir, I water to leach any salts and to pre-moisten the mix for the fertilizer. Your method sounds fine. Do whatever helps you remember to fertilize ;-) I'm guilty of not fertilizing as frequently as I should... Same with the vinegar. Whenever I remember, I add a teaspoon of white vinegar Josh |
A bit off-topic but how often do you members mist your houseplants with just water to clean off and dampen the leaves? Thanks for any info. |
- Posted by greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a (My Page) on Sun, Jun 5, 11 at 13:22
I never mist my plants, personally. Josh |
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Following last year's successful Jubilee celebrations, Salisbury City Council are delighted to announce it will host the 'Salisbury Summer Spectacular' - a large free event at Hudson's field on Saturday 24 August from 2pm – 10pm.
The Council have organised a FREE entry event for all ages with a main music stage, large arena, mini arena and a Salisbury City Council Introducing Stage in conjunction with The Unit and other attractions such as a large funfair, craft stalls, children's activities, bouncy castles, Animal WD-40 Action Sports Tour, Business village, bars, food vendors and much more!
The Main stage will showcase local acts such as Sandy Ince from Sticky Toffee Jazz, Jamie Eldridge, Salisbury Rock Choir, Stone Donkey Pilots, The Deloreons and performances from touring acts David Brewster Reggae and FLASH! A tribute to Queen.
One of the many highlights of the event will be the Hot Air Balloon Spectacular from the Main Arena at 6pm, join in the fun as a large number of balloons take to the skies to the sounds of classical and emotive music.
The event will culminate with an amazing firework show at 10pm against the backdrop of Old Sarum Castle.
The Council have organised FREE parking in all City Centre Car Parks from 1pm on Saturday 24 August and FREE Park & Ride, please note the only parking available at Hudson's Field is for Blue Badge Holders and is via Stratford Road. There is no parking near the site and indeed there is a 'no parking order' in the adjacent roads,. Please use City Centre or Park & Ride, walk or cycle to the event or catch a FREE shuttle bus provided by the Council from the following locations: Tesco Metro - Castle Street, Coach Station Car Park, Hudson's Field, Beehive Park & Ride or Railway Station – St. Paul's.
Business Manager for Salisbury City Council Claire Burden said, "The Summer Spectacular looks set to be a magnificent event for the City and indeed visitors to the area. We hope to see as many of you as possible enjoying this event and supporting the numerous businesses and groups who are taking part. Don't forget to make full use of the FREE car parking and park & ride at 1pm in the City Centre and use the FREE shuttle buses provided to make your way to the site."
Visitors are encouraged to bring a picnic and enjoy the day, however the City Council wish to highlight a number of conditions regarding the safety of everyone, and these include:
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The campsite is located in Hudson's Field, 1.5 miles north of Salisbury on the A345. The site is well signposted with Brown Tourism signs. After turning off of the A345 proceed down the drive for approximately 400 metres to the end.
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Who knew that these purple clematis needed a pair of striped vases, as well as some euphorbia, sweet peas, chard leaves and drumstick primroses, to look their best? Actually, the vases are a creamer and sugar (a recent birthday gift, thanks Sandra...), but anything that holds water is a vessel, or vase to me...These beauties are made by Seattle ceramicst Larry Halvorsen, whose work can be found at Museo Gallery in Langley. But I couldn't resist using them as vases...the lid looks as good off as on, and the graphic black and white stripes contrast beautifully with the clematis's silky petals.
On one of those cold, rainy morning last week in Seattle, I felt desperate to be outdoors in the garden, and for the summer that was taking its own sweet time arriving. So I comforted myself with proof that summer was happening even though it didn't feel like it. I created this simple but intensely fragrant little bouquet to go on the desk and cheer me while I worked. Mock orange and sweet peas - can you think of any sweeter, more summery scents? Each is heady on its own, and their combined perfumes are the essence of summer....
Tonight is the opening party for Museo Gallery's Glass Invitational (5-7 p.m., on First Street in Langley - come join Ciscoe and me at the opening...) which is a major show, filled with iively, impressive pieces and an equally lively group of artists, locals, and tourists.
I love to do the flowers for the gallery's opening parties, but was stumped on how to come up with a garden bouquet that wouldn't get lost in amongst all that spectacular glass. A big mixed bouquet would just add to the cacophany. I wanted to play off the juxtaposition of smooth, slick, hard glass and the softeness and line of organic flower forms. I chose this irregular shaped, melon-colored glass piece by David Levi for a vase to show off the deepest blue delphinium, each perfect blossom centered with a black bee.
While it was painful to cut them, it was worth it to see the delphinium in the vase, blue,blue blossom set against orange glass, with a ruff of golden 'Sum and Substance' hosta leaves. Believe me, I had to comb through the hosta to find even a few leaves that weren't riddled with slug and snail holes....a few almost past honeysuckle are draped down the side of the vase for fragrance, line, and change of scale..
English delphinium grown by Log House Plants - the color is so intense, set off by the black bees..
Thank goodness for the lovely drape of a honeysuckle (the pale one is 'Graham Stuart Thomas' and is intensely fragrant) and the orange, not sure of the name, reflects the color of the glass piece-turned-vase.


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In this episode of Epicurious' cooking video series, Chef Lynne Gigliotti of The Culinary Institute of America demonstrates a recipe for Jerk Chicken, Jamaica's spicy version of barbecue.
There are several ingredients that give jerk seasoning its distinctive flavor. One is the Scotch bonnet pepper, one of the hottest chiles in the world. In addition to being known for its heat, the Scotch bonnet is appreciated by aficionados for its unique, sweet taste. But if you want less of a kick, you can substitute a milder chile, such as a jalapeño. If, on the other hand, you're looking for even more heat (don't say we didn't warn you!), you can leave in the seeds (the hottest part of the pepper) instead of removing them before cooking.
Jerk's other iconic ingredient is allspice, called pimento in Jamaica, where it grows wild. Its berries add their warm, mellow flavor to the seasoning paste, and traditionally, jerked meat is slow-smoked over a fire made from pimento wood. Our recipe, adapted for the home cook, calls for baking the chicken breasts, but if you want a stronger infusion of allspice flavor, you could cook the chicken on the grill and add pimento wood chips to produce fragrant smoke.
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Monday, June 20, 2011
Early summer 2011
The changes we made to the grey water system (sending the kitchen and washing machine water straight out into the septic instead of into the planter) have worked brilliantly. The whole thing smells better - in fact, doesn't smell at all - the water is cleaner looking in the toilet, and there is no overflow whatsoever and no revolting grease trap to clean. We are immensely pleased with it. So, if you do decide to make a grey water planter, remember to divert the kitchen water straight out to the septic to avoid all that grossness.
We have also (finally!) put doors on all of our cupboards. It was the last proper building sort of job that had to be done, so I guess that means we have really and truly finished the house (in as far as it can ever be finished). Wow.
Outside our windows my flowers have all come up beautifully and are happily nodding away in the breeze with the bees busy about them. Happy summer (or winter if you are in the southern hemisphere) everybody!
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- ajw said...
Hello there. Firstly, congratulations on finishing your Earthship. No mean achievement. We have been following your blog and those of others building or living in Earthships for some time (principally Dave and Laura's) as we are interested in building something similar in Catalunya.
As you know there are very few Earthships actually in use as homes either in the UK or Spain and none that I know of in Catalunya. As such we are very interested in what the planning situation is likely to be if we wanted to build one. We can't seem to find much information on this (apart from the Cuevas de Sol blog) and I am not sure if building regs and other legal requirements for such a structure are set locally or nationally.
We live in Brighton and have visited the Earthship, however we are really interested in knowing how it is to actually live in an Earthship in Spain. I have read of your initial problems with heat which hopefully your new (very attractive) awning will solve. I wonder if you did it again if you would change the orientation of the building at all? It must be a very difficult thing to calculate given that you are such pioneers in that part of the world.
Anyway a number of other questions occur to me but I don't want to write (and I'm sure you don't want to read) a long list of questions. As my partner is from Barcelona we go there quite a bit and this summer we are having a week there and then hiring a car to visit friends in Valencia. To cut the story short I was wondering if we could stop by and visit your Earthship and have a cup of tea and a chat. We have two youngish children who likely have a low boredom threshold for visiting Earthships so we wouldn't take up too much of your time. Though they might like the goat if she hasn't already been eaten for some midsemeanour or other.
We will most probably be in Valencia in the last week of August so if you are around it would be great to see you and your 'ship'.
Saludos cordiales,
Andrew and Bet. - 6:47 am
- lisa and oscar said...
sorry it's taken a while. Contact me directly on email@example.com about coming down to valencia.
regards lisa - 7:25 am
- Dan Richfield said...
Just found your blog and wanted to say well done! You two are an inspiration.
- 5:49 pm
- Limpiagafas said...
Hola y felicitaciones por vuestro logro, en Argentina estamos intentando construir una EarthShip (www.navetierra.com.ar). En unos dias estaré por España y me encantaría visitarlos, es posible? Muchas GRacias.
Juan. - 9:29 pm
- lisa and oscar said...
Hola Juan, nosotros no estamos de vacaciones hasta el final de agosto. lo siento.
lisa - 6:02 am
- Webmaster said...
Hola. Enhorabuena por vuestra casa. Acabo de conocer el mundo de las Earthships y he llegado a vuestro blog, lo leeré detalladamente. Mi sueño sería hacer una casa de este tipo en una parcela que tengo cerca de Badajoz. Por motivos de trabajo viajo bastante, me gustaría explorar la posibilidad de visitaros en Valencia para conocer de primera mano vuestra experiencia y las opciones que tendría yo aquí. Saludos.
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- Yurandi Poots said...
buenas, me llamo yurandi poots, hace años que sigo la movida de earthship, mas que nada por la permacultura. pregunto sabrian donde podria aprender mas sobre esto. estoy muy interesado y nose por donde empezar, estoy viviendo ahora cerca de barcelona.
cualquier dato de esarthship y permacultura seria muy agradesida
yuri - 9:29 pm
- Limpiagafas said...
como puedo hacer para visitar la EarthShip? estare por valencia en unos dias. Me indicarian como llegar?
Muchas Gracias.
http://www.navetierra.com.ar - 7:28 am
- kathleen dumas said...
hi my name kathleen and i want a built a earthship but i want a start small like you guys so you think a hut in alberta going to be warm enough for this winter and what i shoud use to built my roof so doesnt fall with the snow weight on it?
- 7:46 pm
Hello Oscar and Lisa: I love Ur home it looks wonderful and such great energy. I am looking into building an earthship in the near future. I would like to know more about the grey water system. How does this feed into the garden and how do u collect from garden and use for toilets and so forth. Thank you. Peace be with u
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How an electric underfloor heating system works, plus more on pricing, installation and pros and cons of underfloor heating.Weigh up the benefits and drawbacks of installing an underfloor heating system in your home.
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What will pets and farm animals look like in 1000 years' time? That's the challenge facing a group of young people who have been asked to design the animals of the future as part of a University-led project.
Around 30 young people aged 14-19 from south Wales will be encouraged to explore Charles Darwin's most ground-breaking ideas about evolution and to apply them, along with their own thoughts, to create the animals of the next millennium as part of Future Animals: friend or food?The project is an initiative between the Schools of History and Archaeology and Biosciences along with external partners Amgueddfa Cymru - National Museum Wales, Techniquest, and the award-winning artist Paul Evans.In a series of workshops at National Museum Cardiff the young people will learn about Darwin's work and discuss the ways in which humans have changed animals, addressing issues such as the ethics surrounding selective breeding.Based on their evolutionary investigations the group will come up with their own designs for the animals of the future, aided by archaeologists and scientists from the University and by Paul Evans. Their work will be exhibited at National Museum Cardiff from February to April 2010.Dr Jacqui Mulville, School of History and Archaeology is leading the project: "Future Animals: friend or food? offers young people an insight into and an exploration of artificial selection - a key aspect of Charles Darwin's research into the origin of species by natural selection," said Dr Mulville."In addition to offering hands-on creative challenges and experience, the project offers scope for ethical debate about our past, present and future relationship with animals - is it right, for example, for us to change the way that animals look and behave, just so that we can eat well or have a cute and cuddly companion?"As well as designing and drawing the animals of the future, the project offers the pupils the chance to participate directly in the process of staging a museum exhibition. Artist Paul Evans will be on-hand at the workshops to help the group with their designs and to work with the Museum's learning officer and young people to curate the exhibition. "I have a life-long interest in biology and this has recently become a subject for my drawings. Future Animals is a natural extension of the work that I've been doing and it's a great way to explore human relationships with the animal kingdom" said Paul."I'm very excited about the project and the collaboration with Jacqui and National Museum Wales, and I'm looking forward to motivating the young people and assisting with their drawings."Future Animals is supported by funding from the Beacon for Wales. Workshops take place in December and the exhibition will be opened in February 2010.
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A couple of weeks ago, Facebook introduced a "lighter, faster alternative" called Facebook Lite. Though initially, it was aimed at users from countries with slow internet connections and marginal broadband penetration (like India :-) they soon realized a lot of people liked the Lite way of working. I agree, Lite is fast and slick, but it doesn't have apps >:) That to me at least was a major switch point.
I was one of those "privileged souls" who had the good fortune to beta test Facebook Lite. So I can switch to Lite if I use the lite.facebook.com URL or use the full thingy if I go to facebook.com. But, ever since Facebook finally rolled out Lite to sections of users across India (dunno if they did so elsewhere as well), the users who accepted the "Try Facebook Lite" message can *NOT* go back.
People (including my sister and hordes from college :-p) have tried to manually change the URL to facebook.com, tried to check account settings, tried flaming the Lite fan page (see below), tried doing everything plainly possible without any avail. Tried logging in again but it just redirects to lite.facebook.com. Oh, and no official word from Facebook on this yet. Are you listening, Facebook?
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I'd really call this a hack :-)
I've been using ZNC for the past two weeks now, and its awesome. In fact, I like it far more that a screen + irssi combination, and the recently-getting-popular Quassel core + client combination. So what's so nice about ZNC? Its an IRC bouncer.
The advantage, you ask? I can use any client to connect to my ZNC `instance`. Yes! So I can use Colloquy (if I'm on my dad's MacBook) or irssi if I'm on my own notebook. Lets go slightly technical now... ZNC runs as a daemon on a remote machine (say, your VPS?) on a port you specify (say 8888). It has these super easy settings where you specify what IRC network(s) you want to connect to. Then you press the Big Red Button. Now, the next time you want to connect to IRC, you don't connect to the IRC network, you connect to your.server.address:8888. Push in your server password and vala! Your client will automatically join the servers and channels you had set up! Talk about smartness, eh?
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Clarksville TN Online is the voice of the people of Clarksville Tennessee.We take you beyond the ordinary in local news and gives the Extras: diverse political coverage including individual opinion pieces and editorial work, activism, local and regional arts and theater, municipal and county news and events, and more. [Read more]
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Clarksville, TN – Twenty-six Austin Peay State University students were selected for Who's Who Among American Universities and Colleges for the 2013-2014 academic year.
They will be officially recognized at the APSU Student Organization and Leader Awards Ceremony on April 16th, 2014. «Read the rest of this article»
Haslam announces 2013 results of the National Assessment of Educational Progress
Mount Juliet, TN – Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam has announced that Tennessee had the largest academic growth on the 2013 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) of any state, making Tennessee the fastest improving state in the nation.
The NAEP results also show that Tennessee had the largest growth of any state in a single testing cycle since NAEP started nationwide assessments a decade ago.
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According to a new survey, people more likely to witness a stroke might not know how to identify one; free app helps people Spot a Stroke F.A.S.T.
Nashville, TN – Crystal Wall was having a typical chat on the phone with her sister Chassity Anderson — until her sister's phone abruptly crashed to the floor and her words suddenly became slurred.
Anderson, 37, was having another stroke.
"Because my sister had suffered from stroke before, I recognized the warning signs and knew to call 9-1-1," Wall said. "I know stroke is something that can happen to anyone at any time and if it does, you have to act quickly. The longer you wait, the worse it can be." «Read the rest of this article»
Clarksville, TN – Heading into its final tournament of the year, Richview Middle School girls golf team not only has a dream of a region tournament title on its mind it has perfection in its sites.
When the Lady Cowboys won the District M2 title May 2nd at Swan Lake Golf course by 13 shots over runner-up Dickson County Middle they improved their record to 24-0 on the season.
Richview Girls Golf Team. (L to R) Richview Middle assistant coach Leigh Ann Freeman, Kallie Robertson, Mariah Smith, and Cameron Waltman. (Michael Rios – Clarksville Sports Network)
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security has added another option for citizens seeking to renew or replace their driver licenses. Commissioner Bill Gibbons announced Tuesday that the Driver Services Division has installed 30 self-service driver license kiosks at various locations across Tennessee.
Citizens may renew or replace an existing driver license or state identification card and pay for the transaction with a credit or debit card at the kiosks. The technology takes citizens' photographs for use on the driver licenses. «Read the rest of this article»
Clarksville, TN – Senior safety Antwaun Majors, Austin Peay State University's leading tackler the past two seasons, will miss the season's remainder after injuring his knee during last Saturday's game against Tennessee State.
Clarksville, TN – On August 28th, 2012, around 11:30am, a tractor trailer driven by Oran King, 57, of Mt Juliet was traveling east on College Street, swerved to avoid hitting a car, left the roadway, and struck a utility pole.
When the utility pole was hit, a transformer was dislodged, and fell through the roof of the trailer. Traffic on College Street was disrupted for approximately two and a half hours.
No citations were issued. The lead investigator is Officer Chris Robinson.
Transformer falls through roof of Tractor Trailer when utility pole is hit. (Photo by CPD-Jim Knoll)
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Titans signed OL Michael Jasper and tackle Jonathan Palmer.
Jasper (6-4, 375) spent last season on the Buffalo Bills practice squad and was added to the active roster for the final week of the season.
He was originally drafted by the Bills in the 7th round of the 2011 NFL Draft from Bethel. He is a native of Mt. Juliet, Tennessee, where he played high school football at Mt. Juliet High School. «Read the rest of this article»
Clarksville, TN – There has been growing interest in the "Home Rule" concept by citizens. Good questions have arisen at the meetings where the concept has been presented, and more research and legal investigation has been performed. With this additional work, I am now able to provide answers to questions presented.
I will present this information with a question about the "Home Rule" process, followed by an answer. Some of the "Home Rule" information is already known to readers, but this approach will enable everyone to be on the same page, so to speak. «Read the rest of this article»
Tennessee – Tennessee State Parks kicked off its 75th Anniversary at the start of the new year with a series of First Hikes all across the state.
Each state park hosted a First Hike to herald in 2012 and the beginning of Tennessee State Parks' 75th Anniversary celebration. While hikers had a variety of trail types, distances and interpretive programs to choose from – over the course of two days, approximately 900 participants came out to cover more than 115 miles during these First Hikes across Tennessee.
The following are the First Hike highlights for Middle Tennessee. «Read the rest of this article»


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For the scoop on where to eat in the Distrito Federal, T+L caught up with one of the city's top chefs.
Renowned for modernizing Mexican cuisine with his signature restaurant, Pujol (dinner for two $145), Olvera is executive chef at the Distrito Capital (dinner for two $70) hotel. "I have enough fine dining at my restaurants," Olvera says, "so I head to more casual places when I go out." He suggests starting the day at Nicos (3102 Avda. Cuitlahuac; 52-55/5396-6510; breakfast for two $50). "They use free-range eggs for their huevos a la Mexicana and huevos montuleño, plus all the most flavorful chiles: jalapeños, serranos, anchos." Lunch at Azul y Oro (lunch for two $60) is the next mandatory stop. "Ricardo Muñoz Zurita is perhaps the most important food scholar in Mexico. His duck empanadas with mole negro are amazing." For something more upscale, Merotoro (204 Amsterdam; 52-55/5564-7799; dinner for two $50) serves Baja-style seafood. Don't miss: "The braised abalone," Olvera says.


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Click here for moreBy: Eric Curl on October 17, 2011 - 11:17am - Add new comment
Nicky Alexander has contributed $50 towards Donald "Tybee Dac" Cowart's run for Tybee Island City Council, according to campaign disclosure records.
The contribution is a surprising one to me because Cowart is currently facing a felony charge of theft by deception for allegedly cashing $7,000 worth of bad checks at Alexander's check cashing business last year. Cowart has entered a not guilty plea and a jury trial is scheduled in Chatham County Superior Court for Dec. 5.
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Chatham's health ranked 61 out of Georgia's 159 counties, according to a study released this week by the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
While the overall health ranking was in the top 40 percent, the rate of Chlamydia infections (596 out of every 100,000, compared to 411 for Georgia overall) was a bit alarming. Chatham was ranked 128. (Based on 2009 data)
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Alexis Alexander said she made a "bad call" when she sent out about 1,000 fliers indicating she would be the first female Chatham County Commissioner of the 5th District, if she is elected this November.
Alexander said she did not know at the time that Deanie Frazier served as the commission's 5th District representative from 1985 to 1995. Frazier died in 2006.
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Sometimes I don't get to post some of the best quotes I hear during my coverage of the city. When that occurs, I use this blog to make sure the often humorous comments do not disappear with my notebooks. Enjoy.
"Not all these people can maintain themselves," said Sean Brandon, Savannah's management service bureau chief, regarding proposed taxi clean-up fees for inebriated riders.
"It's telling me the driver is blind," said Savannah Alderman John Hall regarding a proposal to allow service animals in taxis.
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The name of Alexander Townsend, the 21-year-old Savannah College of Art and Design student who died after crashing into a tree early Sunday morning, was spray painted on the side of the federal building next to Telfair Square.
Someone misses him enough to tag his name, along with R.I.P, in lime green spray paint on the wall of the building. Apparently, the Jepson Center for the Arts was also hit, but it had been cleaned off by the time I checked it out at around 3:30 p.m.
There is something else written too.
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Having heard my fill of politics this week, covering city government, I was surprised to get an extra dose at what I thought would be a safe refuge on Friday.
Attorney Dana Braun could not resist interjecting some politics when he spoke during the funeral service that afternoon for former Mayor Floyd Adams Jr.'s, who he served on the city council with in the '90s.
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You would think a hair stylist would be skeptical of someone so strangely coifed.
But Chatham County Commissioner Dean Kicklighter, who trims tresses to pay the bills, has become enamored with real estate developer, reality TV star, and potential presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Kicklighter recently praised Trump on his Facebook page and encouraged him to run after watching him during some recent television appearances to promote his reality show "Celebrity Apprentice."
"Everything he said sounds to me like things we need to do in this country," Kicklighter said when I asked ab
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I thought this Baltimore Sun article about the trouble Baltimore is having with the city-owned convention center hotel was interesting, in light of Chatham County's consideration of backing bonds to help pay of a convention hotel on Hutchinson Island. The Baltimore hotel is not meeting booking and income expectations and the city may have to subsidize the debt payments using general fund dollars, as a result.
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Jason Freier, owner of the Savannah Sand Gnats, called me up to touch base (my apologies) after I posted my blog yesterday (posted below) about the guarantee he has made toColumbia,SC.
Freier was quoted by The State Wednesday as saying he would guarantee the city a minor league team, if they agreed to build a new stadium.
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The City of Savannah's attempt to resurrect the historic pharmacy on Martin Luther Junior King Jr. Blvd has hit another stumbling block.
Proposals to demolish and rebuild the structure were supposed to be opened Tuesday, but the deadline for submission has been postponed to Feb. 4 because only one submission had been received. The bids will now be read on Feb. 11.
The lack of responses is the latest in a series of setbacks in the city council's attempt to renovate the 1960s-era building that housed Savannah's first black-owned pharmacy.


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