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Pill Bugs/Roly Poly's are everywhere in our garden. And they are burrowing into our strawberries (burrowed into our beets last year). What can be done? |
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- Posted by dan_staley 5b/S 2b AHS 6-7 (My Page) on Fri, Apr 23, 10 at 13:45
A little odd or rare that they are doing this, but not abnormal. Plenty of good information out there on prevention and control. As we have no idea where you are located, generalizations will have to do. Dan |
Pill Bugs, Sow Bugs, do not burrow into fruits although they will eat fruits that something else has already started to work on. They are part of Ma Natures recycling machine and mostly clean up after us, helping to digest the waste vegetation we leave around. A good, healthy organic garden will have lots of these wee buggers around because a good, healthy organic garden creates the type of environment they like, cool, moist, with lots of food resources (your mulches) available. Something else (maybe a chipmunk) bit off some of your strwberry and now the Pill Bugs, Sow Bugs, are coming in to clean up. They are not your real problem. |
Actually, pillbugs do burrow into fruit and vegetables. Kimmsr you are right that they prefer "open wounds", but trust me they are capable of burrowing into the flesh of fresh healthy fruits and veggies. I've had a great deal of experience dealing with these beneficial pain in the rectums. Some observations that may help: They come out mostly at night, so this is the best time to observe their habits using a flashlight. They really love emerging seedlings, but tend to leave plants alone once the secondary set of leaves come out, if they make it that long. They really prefer to eat plants adjacent to their daytime hideouts. When starting seedlings rake all mulch at least a couple of feet away from the seed bed until the seedlings get a hold. Diatomaceous earth sprinkled in ceremonial rings around seedlings will keep them at bay, but loses its effectiveness once it gets wet. It may need to be applied every evening for 3-4 days. This works with slugs and snails as well. In my garden they tend to do the most damage in early spring. I attribute this to the fact that the toads have yet to come out of hibernation. Once things warm up, I regularly find toad droppings full of pillbug parts, simple pleasures! If you have toads in the area, but not in your garden, import them. I have spent many a rainy night driving around rescuing toad from the highway. I bring them home and release them in our garden. Also, you can use solar landscape lights (the pathway type not spotlights) to attract toads, and keep them in your garden. They like to hang around light because light usually means food to a toad. |
- Posted by californian 10 (My Page) on Sat, Apr 24, 10 at 12:54
Urban legend that roly polys don't eat live food. They will eat just about anything, live or decayed, a favorite of theirs is newly sprouted seedlings. I have seen them munching away on squash and tomato leaves that happen to touch the ground, and they definitely will eat strawberries and tomatoes if they can get to them. I can't direct seed anything because the roly polys will eat the seedling as soon as they emerge. Go outside early in the morning when it is just getting light and you can see them at work. Snail killer will kill them. |
These little guys loooove strawberries! If you change the environment, you'll have much less of a problem. Unfortunately, most of us use a mulch of some kind, providing the cool, dark, and damp habitat that these little animals prefer. |
Many people that "see" something happening assume that what they "see" is reality while it may not be. Often beneficial insects get blamed for a problem because people "see" them at work and do not understand what happened before those people arrived. Erroneous assumptions at work. |
Yes, erroneous assumptions are at work. Kimmsr, I know you are a fan of Googling things, and maybe that is where you are getting your information. But the reality is pillbugs WILL eat fruits and vegetables and seedlings. I think you feel compelled to defend them because they are beneficial. Nobody is disputing that. They do play an important role in decomposition, but many beneficials have some undesirable qualities as well. Look at birds, for example. |
This time, I'm on kimmsr's side. Other things damage the fruits. Although pillbugs & sowbugs clean up the damaged part, they're blamed for the original damage. As for eating seedlings, the scavenge & disturb high organic soils & potting mixes, often with inadvertent damage to the seedlings. But when populations are extremely large, they may directly damage seedlings. |
- Posted by dan_staley 5b/S 2b AHS 6-7 (My Page) on Sun, Apr 25, 10 at 12:48
IME the initial damage to RIPE frs is something else, but as soon as the ethylene production starts, the first critters to the decomposition come in. The soft tissues that may still be good will get eaten as well. Past peak ripeness and initial ethylene production attracts the critters. That is: if they are feeding on it, it has already begun to decay. Dan |
Strange that so many people can directly observe pillbugs doing damage to healthy seedlings or young plants, yet a few long-term residents of this forum keep ignoring or dismissing those claims every time they are raised. Woodlice have eaten healthy seedlings in my yard and ringed numerous other healthy plants as they nibble away non-woody tissue where the stem enters the soil. A cursory search of the web provides many similar direct observations. It is wrong to say they are only secondary pests, they are often a primary cause of seedling death. |
- Posted by bradley787 8/Austin (My Page) on Mon, Apr 26, 10 at 1:33
Well, I've dealt with them kindly for 3 years now. I am convinved they have been detrimental to my gardens. I cannot use anything with posion or chemicals because I have a koi pond. Sure kois love them but I'm not gonna sit around feeding rolled up crustations to my koi. What I plan to do tomorrow is to take my shop vac out and go to each rock that I know they hang out under, lift it up and suck em up. In my raised bed, I have a few pots sitting there and these bugs hang out there in the cool shade during the day. I'll move the pots and suck them up too. They won't be needing the shade anymore. So many people say they eat decaying material, but that's not true, it's seedlings also. I have YET to see any major benefit of this crustation. It may have some, but it is outweighed by its negative charachteristics. |
This link might help some people understand the place Pill Bugs have in nature. |
Here is a link that might be useful: About Pill Bugs
Y'know what else helps people understand the place of pill bugs in nature? Observing pill bugs in nature for many years, not reading random web links about them in a biome that has nothing to do with my garden. |
My thoughts exactly dicot! I am really surprised it has not been suggested yet that the OP go out and get a god reliable soil test! |
My garden has tens of thousands of pill bugs and I've never seen any damage that they have done. I also have quite a few strawberries. |
and get a god reliable soil test! Wow, that must be one reliable soil test. |
- Posted by dan_staley 5b/S 2b AHS 6-7 (My Page) on Tue, Apr 27, 10 at 20:00
Wow, that must be one reliable soil test. Think of the postage to mail that off. ... = : o Nonetheless, I can't say I've ever had pillbug problems myself, but I also use wood chips and mulch and such well away from the veggies, so they hang out there, and I think the commute is too long for them to justify the reward, so they just chill in their neighborhood. Dan |
- Posted by californian 10 (My Page) on Wed, Apr 28, 10 at 0:05
Dan, if you never had roly poly problems then why are you responding to this post twice like an expert on them? People in different part of the country have different pests. In southern California roly polys are one of the biggest garden pests, but then again we never heard of some of the bugs others might have in other parts of the country. And then kimmsr read something from someone in south Dakota that says roly polys are a beneficial creature (I don't want to say insect) and believes it, and the author even admits south Dakota only has four of the 20 types of these creatures. Just today I found some roly polys eating my strawberries, and these weren't damaged by anything else. Someone mentioned toads will eat Roly Polys, but we don't have toads around here, too dry, so maybe that is why these roly polys can multiply to such vast numbers that they become the one of the worst garden pests. We do have lizards, but they won't eat roly polys. I tried feeding them to a pet lizard my kids had and she wouldn't touch them. Seems like someone who knows nothing about these creatures wrote that they are beneficial and only eat decayed stuff, but never actually went out into a garden to see what they really do eat, which is just about anything they can reach and that is soft like seedlings, tomato and squash leaves, strawberries, tomatoes, fruit from trees that fell on the ground, decayed vegetation, even coffee grounds. |
Wow, that must be one reliable soil test. Yeah, you have to be careful not to be fooled by the soil test form Satan. He will tell you to use Miracle Grow and Roundup! ;) |
- Posted by dan_staley 5b/S 2b AHS 6-7 (My Page) on Wed, Apr 28, 10 at 9:38
Dan, if you never had roly poly problems then why are you responding to this post twice like an expert on them? Reread thread. Thanks! Dan |
- Posted by lil_tomato (My Page) on Wed, Apr 28, 10 at 13:58
I'm in south/central US so I think they are more of a pest here. We do square foot gardening so everything is very close together and there is also mulching (plenty of places to hide out). We also can only get to the garden location once a week so we do miss some of the fruit which might be attracting them. I am sure they are doing the damage, though!!! |
Sooooo....., Back to the question of what works for those of us who do experience (or think they are experiencing) damage from the woodlice. For all my complaints, I rarely kill them, so to work around them: I) I germinate mainly in flats and rarely in situ, the flats are located outside on old coffee tables that I try to keep as bug/pathogen-free as possible. 2) I remove woody mulch from the transplant zone and sprinkle wood ash around the seedlings (which becomes ineffective quickly when watered). 3) If really annoyed, I spread some Tanglefoot gook on the stem right at the soil line with a toothpick (which can get VERY messy later on, but at least I still have the plant). 4) I overplant my seedlings, expecting to lose a few. |
Keeping the berries off of the soil goes a long way. I think there's a reason they're called "straw"berries. |
- Posted by lil_tomato (My Page) on Mon, May 3, 10 at 13:45
I like that idea, gjcore! I think we have some hay there (it's hard to find straw in this area). However, I can definitely add some more. |
- Posted by yogagardengirl 6 (My Page) on Wed, May 12, 10 at 20:42
I frequently find these critters happily burrowed into my strawberries. I'd agree they seem to go for the ripest ones. Anyway, I just brush them off, give the berries a good rinse. I would like to try the straw to see if that helps. I don't know where to get it though. |
- Posted by carolb_w_fl 9/10 coastal (My Page) on Sat, May 15, 10 at 10:45
Wow! Bit of a controversy over this, it seems. IIRC, pill & sow bugs do not possess the organs needed to digest fresh food - they eat food that is already decaying. IMPE, they follow the ever-so-sneaky slugs & snails (& who's to say that sometimes they haven't 'burrowed' into a miniscule cut or puncture in the fruit's skin that we can't see w/ our naked eyes?) Ummm - kinda limiting to claim that science is unneeded - don't think that'll get anyone very far... |
Here is a link that might be useful: Pillbugs/Sowbugs @ UF
- Posted by californian 10 (My Page) on Sat, May 15, 10 at 14:56
Those of you who keep harping that roly polys only eat decaying vegetation are completely 100% wrong. carol w fl, in the link you just posted where does it say they only eat decaying vegetation. In fact it says they will damage roots. These ivory tower writers should spend some time in a real strawberry patch and then they will make a remarkable discovery, they have been repeating the same false info endlessly. Just because they do eat decaying vegetation you all seem to take that to mean that's all they eat. Wrong conclusion! |
- Posted by hamiltongardener CAN 6a (My Page) on Tue, May 18, 10 at 20:14
I keep seeing this come up every year and, like others here, have witnesses an infestation of roly-polies damage my plants and fruits. So I've looked at a few studies: http://www.cps-scp.ca/download/Chapter 2 - Causes of Crop Loss.pdf http://www.bio-nica.info/Biblioteca/Cole2004InsectsVegetables.pdf http://digitalcommons.unl.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2129&context=extensionhist These are the first couple of hits from universities I saw. They all say that pillbugs and sowbugs will primarily eat decaying matter, but also young plants and fruits, especially those which touch the ground. A couple of years ago I had such a bad infestation that they were crawling UP the plants like tomatoes to get the fruits and tender new growth. There were thousands. Perhaps the posters who believe they only eat decaying matter have not had a large population of pillbugs. If they can find enough decaying matter, they don't do much damage to plants, but if there are a lot, they go for whatever food they can get. |
Okay, there's controversy that I don't have an opinion about either way, but if you want to get rid of the pillbugs, there is a way. Use the new incarnation of Sluggo, which appears to be the same as the old incarnation, but it wears a label now. Monterey Sluggo Plus® Approved for Organic Gardening I have an older version of it to finish up that contains iron phosphate but was not approved for the organic label, though actually it was organic. |
Toads are great in the garden. |
I've read many of the posts on this site re: pill/sow bugs and took some of the advice and have been reducing them although probably not eliminating them from the strawberry patch. I put down saucers with beer and also small 6-inch squares of wood, pressing them onto the soil. IN the morning, I found a few sow bugs in the beer (no slugs) and many of them underneath the saucers and the pieces of wood. I scooped them up, dirt and all and put them in a pail which I then half filled with water, added a little organic pesticide, and rubbed a band of mineral oil around the inside of the pail to deter those who managed to crawl up the sides. I realize that the first mistake I made was spreading compost from my compost pile in the strawberry patch without digging it in. It was loaded with earthworms AND also sow bugs. |
- Posted by PillbugBerrryeater none (My Page) on Tue, Apr 16, 13 at 17:36
After a few years attempting to figure out what was eating my strawberries and finding repeated insistence online that it was not pill bugs, I wanted to upload this picture I took today of a berry I picked a few minutes ago, with a little pill bug eating some lunch. The wound it is leaving is consistent with all the wounds I have found in our strawberries, last year we lost about 2/3s of our berries due to this so at least I know now. We keep a separate patch for birds to eat, and this berry is from our patch completely covered in bird netting. Felt compelled to sign up and post this as confirmation for the people seeding doubt about the possibility pill bugs could be a culprit in their gardens. |
For the believers. Do collars work to keep the pill bugs from eating my squash sprouts? I recently got 15 cyds of mushroom compost. I mulched the squash hills and am now inundated with pill bugs. They eat the leaves as they just start to appear. Once the leaves spread open and are above soil level they seem to be ok. I cut some 2 inch and some 4 inch pvc pipe about an inch long. I placed the collars around some sprouts that are just beginning to emerge. Will it work? Can these little devils climb pvc? Any other ideas? Thanks Zeuspaul |
- Posted by TheTradition 9b (My Page) on Fri, Apr 19, 13 at 16:10
Kinda hard to dispute that photographic evidence! |
Many Scientists here but few answers to the question! I think zeuspaul's pic in this forum says it all. his pic depicts EXACTLY whats happening to my strawberries... i need to know a good organic pesticide besides diatomaceous earth (its still rainy here). |
- Posted by ernie85017 9 phx (My Page) on Sat, Apr 5, 14 at 3:41
Sluggo Plus. I use it periodically in the strawberry beds when I see damage. I guess it wears off, and they come back, so I apply again. You only use a little bit. Safe for pets, etc. But I wonder about the earthworms. I have strawberry damage like the photo. Just when they get ripe enough, I pick one and it has holes on the underside. Ack! |
- Posted by ChickenCoupe 7a (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Apr 22, 14 at 8:23
I'm with ernie. Sluggo Plus The drought has brought on a scourge of pill bugs in my yard and garden. It is because there is not sufficient organic materials for them to eat. So they start in on the plants. What would you do if you were a pill bug without organic material to eat? A soft juicy fruit would suffice. As the drought eased and my work composting carries on it is getting better. Without a doubt, I had to use Sluggo Plus. I worry about the earthworms, but I had no choice. It is either the pill bugs or my plants. I only use it in areas absolutely essential. I like pill bugs. They are wonderful composters, they mine the soil for toxins and remove toxic metals, they break down the slow decomposers like wood chips. They're great unless you have them in the trillions without sufficient food. |
- Posted by Bonniewasmax none (My Page) on Thu, May 1, 14 at 12:15
PILLBUGBERRYEATER, Great photo !!! Well, to stay 100% safe and organic I will try the same idea's posted for slugs, like, orange rinds and beer. I will also leave out some broken pottery and just relocate the pill bugs elsewhere. |
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As the March 5th NHL trade deadline approaches, speculation surrounding the Sabres plans continues to grow. For now, most of the media's attention is devoted to longtime goalie, and pending UFA Ryan Miller.
Yesterday afternoon, AP writer John Wawrow spoke to a source that claims the Sabres are still actively shopping Miller. The source, who was speaking on the condition of anonymity, believes new general manager Tim Murray continues to attempt to trade Miller.
"Tim is testing the waters as hard as he can," the source said.
Wawrow's source also said the team's first option is trading Miller. If an agreement cannot be reached, option two would be making an attempt to re-sign Miller before he reaches free agency.
This morning, Brian Lawton, who is a former player, agent, and general manager in the NHL, shared his thoughts regarding Miller's status on his Twitter account.
"I am hearing that it is not likely that Ryan Miller will be traded by the deadline and Sabres are turning attention towards re signing him," Lawton said."The school of thought on Miller is that a deal in the Lundqvist range now would allow the team to trade him in a better market."
Lawton also explained why he believes the Sabres intentions have shifted towards retaining Miller.
"The goalie market is thin. The St. Louis Blues are the only possibility for Miller trade and everyone know it is driving value down."
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Advancing aquaculture production with better quality fish seed
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Improving Carp Seed Quality in Greater Noakhali and Greater Barisal, Bangladesh
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The Greater Noakhali and Greater Barisal areas of southern Bangladesh include large numbers of rivers, ponds, floodplains, waterlogged paddy fields, canals and tributaries of the Meghna River. These areas have a long history of fisheries production. In the past, fish farmers have depended on natural fish seed collected from breeding grounds such as Halda River. However, the expansion and intensification of aquaculture has reached a point where the demand for fish seed can only be satisfied by hatchery production.
A national priority for increasing fish production
Productivity from many of these water bodies is decreasing. At issue is the quality of fish seed from local and regional hatcheries. Fish seed accounts for approximately 30% of production costs, and the use of poor quality seed results in low growth, low production and poor profits for pond owners; indeed they push poor and marginal farmers into greater economic risk. It is believed that much of the carp seed currently stocked suffers from inbreeding, inter-species hybridization and, overall, is genetically degraded.
The need to improve the quality of fish seed has been recognized. It is now considered one of the most important national priorities for increasing production of fish in Bangladesh. The WorldFish Center has been contracted to assist the Regional Fisheries and Livestock Development Project (RFLDC), which is one the components of the DANIDA-aided Agriculture Sector Programme Support (ASPS), in addressing this issue. The project is done in collaboration with RFLDC and the Bangladesh Department of Fisheries to support private sector involvement in fish seed production and distribution in the project areas.
The approach taken by this project has started with an initial assessment of the current quality of fish seed and consultation with local stakeholders. This has been followed by a determination of the causes behind the poor quality of seed production with attention paid to the management of local hatcheries. The necessary measures will then be taken to improve fish seed through broodstock management, breeding protocols, and water quality management. Project activities include a performance evaluation trial of the resulting improved fish seed.
Follow up work will link members of the fish seed value chain (nurseries, traders, grow-out farmers and pond owners) with the hatcheries. To complete the project, a certification/accreditation system will be developed and implemented so that farmers purchasing seed from certified, government endorsed hatcheries can trust the product they receive. Assistance will be provided to develop simple extension materials and strategies to encourage the wider use of the improved carp seed.
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Washington State Parks – Images by Greg Vaughn Washington State Parks celebrate their centennial this year. Created in 1913, the system now includes over 100 state parks. Many of these parks are fantastic for nature and landscape photography. Among my favorites as photo destinations are Cape Disappointment, Steptoe Butte, Palouse Falls, Columbia Hills, Steamboat Rock and Deception Pass. As part of the centennial celebration, all Washington State Parks will have free admission on March 30th. There are also events scheduled [read more …]
Washington may be The Evergreen State, but it also has some wonderful deciduous trees with leaves that turn glorious shades of yellow, orange and red each autumn. Great fall color can be found in every region of the state, from the coast to the Idaho border and from the Columbia River Gorge to Canada. Here, in no particular order, is a selection of some of the best places to view and photograph fall foliage in Washington. 1. Washington Park Arboretum [read more …]
I am very pleased to announce that I won both Bronze and Gold awards in the Society of American Travel Writers annual Bill Muster Photo Competition. The Muster Awards honor the very best in travel photography, and I'm happy to be a winner again this year. Laceleaf Maple tree in Autumn This photo of a Laceleaf Maple tree in brilliant fall color won the Gold Award in the Natural Scenic category of the Muster contest. The photograph was taken in [read more …]
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A selection of thirty of my scenic landscape and nature photos is currently on display in the upstairs gallery at the University of Oregon School of Law. The photographs were taken over a period of years during my many wanderings and journeys in the Pacific Northwest, and highlight some of the best locations for nature photography in Oregon and Washington. Each of the 18×24″ prints in the show were custom printed using archival inks, paper and framing materials (for the [read more …]
In a year with more typical weather, the meadows in the Paradise area of Mount Rainier National Park would look something like this photo around the first week of August, and the place would be swarming with photographers. This year, while much of the country suffers under sweltering heat, summer has barely arrived in the Pacific Northwest. The La Niña weather pattern brought us a long, cool and wet winter and spring, and lots of snow in the mountains. [read more …]
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Crewing Mama: Mcdonald'S Japan to Use Nintendo Ds to Train Employees
Greet the customer! Ask for order! Offer apple pie! According to Nikkei, McDonald's Japan is developing a Nintendo DS training program for part-time employees. The program is called eSmart, and will cost the fastfood giant upwards of ¥200,000,000 (approx. $2.2M USD). McDonald's hopes that the software will cut training time by half, because just about everyone in Japan is familiar with Nintendo's portable gaming device.
The same guys who sent me the picture of the new Mac Pro sent me the picture above. They swear it's a screenshot of eSmart.
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have they asked permission to use your image?
That is a big media in Brazil.
that's why Mcdonalds Japan is #2 in the world
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well. this is a great idea. Even cost gigantic amount. They can hire part timer job with express training time. so it will give them benefit after all


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I've never decided if I like them or hate them. :grin:
Are they collectibles?
I kept seeing these and had no idea what they were either...
Yes, there are Vinyl collectors just like pin people now. I can't remember a thread here but there are other sites that are devoted to these little creatures.
I would have bought them when my kids were babe's, they looked like good teething toys, but if they are made in China, maybe not. :mickeykid
I've been seeing those all over the Disney shopping sites and wondered what they were. One or two of them looked kind of neat, like something I'd put on my desk at work, but the majority of them looked like there wasn't a lot of effort put into them. Surely there are better collectables they could make.
I love vinylnations. I have some of the pins and hoping to get the figures for Christmas ( the set of all of them of one series is like $283.00). Here is a site I found that tells you all about them Welcome to VinylNation.net!
My wallet is trembling in my pocket... there are ome of these i really need to check out! At first, I was not too enthusiastic about the whole vinylmation thing, but then I saw the ones that are coming out this november for the holiday celebrations at WDW and I must say i'm impressed. Have to have some of these now!!!


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Sealegs CEO, David McKee Wright, confirmed today that Sealegs International Ltd would be donating a custom made 'Sealegs Trophy', to be presented each year to the winner of the Onetangi Beach Race in the very competitive Sealegs category, an event now held every year at Onetangi Beach during Waitangi Weekend on Auckland's Waiheke Island.
Since 1998 it has been organised by Waiheke Rotary Club Inc and latterly by a subcommittee Onetangi Beach Races Inc. It is a hugely popular day raising funds for charity and providing a wonderful, fun, community day and this year takes place on Sunday 8 February 2009, Waiheke Island, from 10am - 4pm.
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A Wright County Sheriff's deputy was charged with two counts related to driving while intoxicated.
Deputy Wesley John Holland, 49, was arrested Aug. 5 around 8:39 p.m.
According to the criminal complaint, Holland was driving a pickup truck at County Road 37 and Fenning Avenue in Monticello when he rear-ended a car. Troopers were called to the scene.
The man who was driving the car sustained a minor cut to his ear in the crash. There was also a baby in the car at the time of the crash.
While officers talked with Holland, they noticed a "moderate odor of an alcoholic beverage." They also noted that Holland had "watery, glassy, bloodshot eyes and an unsteady gate."
When asked how much he had to drink, Holland said he was at a golf tournament all day and had a few drinks there. He said when he left the tournament he went to the bar and had a few more drinks, according to the complaint.
Holland admitted that he was headed eastbound on County Road 37 when he rear-ended the car as it was stopped.
A preliminary breath test showed Holland's alcohol concentration at .115. He was arrested and taken to CentraCare Hospital in Monticello.
Holland was charged with one count of criminal vehicular operation and one count of operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol.
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Christian Bürkert GmbH & Co. KG won this year's IP Management Award for intellectual property. With this award the Fraunhofer IAO Institute for Industrial Engineering distinguishes companies, now for the fourth time, for their sustainable, well-aimed patent management. The award was presented on 7 March 2012 at the annual convention for patent experts "Patente 2012" in Munich.
"The successful protection of our intellectual property is an essential aspect of our research and development work in the Bürkert Group. Like everyone else, we are not immune to product piracy and are all too familiar with the illegal copies of our valves, sensors and controllers. Therefore this award pleases me all the more, since it enables us to respond accordingly and defend ourselves. But above all, the award is a compliment on the first-rate work and commitment of our employees," says Heribert Rohrbeck, Managing Director of Christian Bürkert GmbH & Co. KG.
This year, 48 companies competed for the IP Management Award. All applicants had to answer questions about their monitoring and defence systems, the research network, invention assessment and evaluation system, integration of IP in corporate policy and its significance for the business development. Only companies that had achieved significant results with their IP management and overall high level of patent management in the past eight years were short-listed for the award.
The jury agreed quickly this year, as Truong Le of the Frauenhofer IAO reports: "The decision of the jury this year was made quickly, since one of the companies participating in the past few years developed a very high repertoire of IP measures. Bürkert wins this year's award with a considerable lead, having been awarded first place by five of the six jurors, who could make out only minor shortcomings."
Bürkert's Director of IP Management is Dr. Gertrud Eppler. "Our IP strategy is oriented toward optimal product protection and we determinedly pursue patent and trademark infringements on an international level. The IP Management Award is a great distinction for our daily work and shows that we are very well positioned," Dr. Eppler explains.
Continued success is in Bürkert's blood A prerequisite for successful IP management is close cooperation with the research and development department. In this area Bürkert is again a leader in the industry. "We are never satisfied with the status quo and are constantly on the lookout for new technologies and solutions for our customers. We see our investments as a reinvestment in the future of fluid technology, which more than 150 employees are working on in our research centers in Germany and France," Heribert Rohrbeck explains. Since the autumn of 2008 Bürkert also has a research cooperation with the Karlsruhe Institute for Technology. The two partners maintain a joint lab, the "Bürkert Technology Center" (BTC) at the Karlsruhe Institute for Technology. The BTC is based at the Institute of Microstructure Technology (IMT) at the Karlsruhe Research Center, which shares premises with the Faculty of Engineering of Karlsruhe University.
From left: Truong Le (Fraunhofer IAO), Dr. Helmut Appel (Fraunhofer IAO), Dr. Gertrud Eppler (Director IP Management, Bürkert), Dr. Dieter Binz (Director Research and Development, Bürkert)
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An initial public offering of EE, the largest U.K. wireless carrier, will happen in the fourth quarter at the earliest and only involve a minority stake, co- owner Deutsche Telekom AG (DTE) said.
"If we are to have an orderly, solid preparation, then the fourth quarter is the first in which we can think about it," Timotheus Hoettges, the chief financial officer of the Bonn- based operator, told reporters today. "But we're under no time pressure. It depends on market conditions."
France Telecom SA (FTE), who owns the other 50 percent of EE, set a similar timeframe for the process, CFO Gervais Pellissier said in December. EE, which was formed in 2009 as a combination of the Orange and T-Mobile brands and has a head start in offering faster wireless connections, has also attracted interest from private-equity firms, France Telecom has said.
"Our destination is an IPO -- that's the way of bringing additional value out of England and to Germany and France," Hoettges, who is set to take over as CEO after this year, said, declining to rule out a sale to private-equity firms. "We have at the moment very high interest from the market."
The value of IPOs announced in Europe totaled 18.6 billion euros over the past 12 months, down from 40.2 billion euros in the year-earlier period, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
"We want to stay in this business, we want to stay in the market, and we also want to retain our dominance, our majority in England," he said.
Deutsche Telekom is also reviewing the future of its online-classifieds unit Scout24 Holding GmbH. The process is "open-ended" and there are no talks with publisher Axel Springer AG (SPR) the moment about a sale, Hoettges said.
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[b]The Sex Pistols[/b] will play a gig in [b]Manchester[/b] as well as another at [b]London[/b]'s [b]Brixton Academy[/b], they have announced.
The [b]Manchester[/b] date, to be held on November 17 at the [b]MEN Arena[/b], will be the group's first in the city for over 30 years.
The reformed group's new [b]London[/b] gig will take place on November 12, and tickets for the two shows are set to go on sale at 9am on September 28.
[b]London Brixton Academy (November 8-10, 12)
Manchester MEN Arena (November 17)[/b]


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SSE has made their Yearbook available to nonmembers. You cannot see the historical listings but you can see current offerings. - Dick |
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I could not find a way to get past page one of the bean listing It also shows listings that I will not be offering next year I just got the yearbook listing form a couple days ago It is a good thing I keep each plant's history on a index card or I could not make the Nov.1 deadline Hope to finish up today Charlie |
So you go to http://exchange.seedsavers.org/account/index.aspx and click on Relist and you can only get to your first page? Dick |
Dick I am refering to the non member listing as you refered to then clicked on beans i hit the next page symble and get nothing new Charlie |
- Posted by farmerdill (My Page) on Fri, Oct 18, 13 at 18:00
Works fine for me. Thereare 44 pages of beans, It scrolls fine useing either the page forward > or typing in the page number |
It still does not work for me I guess I need to update java script as it keeps giving me a error on page |
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If you bought into the ruggedized LTE device hype and picked up a Kyocera Torque on Sprint, then good news is afoot: your little tank is getting its taste of Jelly Bean beginning in just three days' time. According to Sprint's update blog, the Torque should begin receiving an update on July 5th that not only brings Android 4.1.2 to the rough-and-tough handset, but also international calling, the ability to "power cycle," email sync fixes, and enhancements to sleep mode.
The ruggedized smartphone market is small, but not so small that it's ignored. Admirable entries like the Samsung Rugby Smart and the Casio Commando might not have all the bells and whistles of their flagship contemporaries, but they take a licking and keep on ticking. Phone retailer Wirefly decided to put Sprint's Kyocera Torque (Bear Grylls approved!) through its paces via some decidedly extreme tests: a drop from two stories, hibernation in a block of ice, and most dramatically, a trip through a 30-minute washing machine cycle.
Sprint this morning announced plans to offer a new ultra-rugged Kyocera smartphone with Direct Connect "this spring." The device – dubbed Torque – offers the standard features expected from a ruggedized phone, including water resistance, dust prevention, and drop protection. That means you'll be able to drop it in the toilet, use it during a sandstorm, or throw it out of frustration without fear of shattering it into pieces.
If you want specifics, the Torque can be submerged in meter-deep water for up to 30 minutes, handle temperatures from –22 to 140 degrees for three hours, stay safe from "heavy dust" for up to six hours, and be dropped more than 20 times from a height of four feet.


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So I thought that this squad would be amazingly fun to play. maybe even competative. though I realize a falcon could careless
Total points 98 (though I recommend trying to fill those 2 points to keep initive)
First Darth vader. Yeah, he might be king of the first wave, but hes not dead in the second (though I fear he is spinning off into space atm) Give him an engine upgrade and you have a boosting barrel rolling pilot skill of 9. Though Give him Push the limits and watch him out of the line of fire and still have an action to do with what he wants. This beast was hard to kill in wave 1…. now he is insasiable.
Second We have Soontir Fel, I couldnt decide if barrel rolling, boosting, then focusing would be better or just boosting and focusing either way hes your second 6 turnned upside down give him either daredevil or push the limits (both 3 points) and slap a stealth device on him just for laughs (cause you know hes never going to get shot at….) and you created a monster.
And the Third and just as argueable as hard to kill (or hit) Turr Phennir, this bad boy joins the other aces with vetern instincts (making the list entirely 9 skill) so he will be shooting then jumping away before many will be able to shoot at him. oh, yeah slap a stealth device on him too…. Now youve got a Ghost.
Even if you go against a falcon your going to see where its put at on the table first. unless its land with vet, or Han Solo…. either way your best deal is to plop on the the oppisite corner and just run through astroids (should be cake with all that manuverability) staying out of normal firing arcs should be easy enough as long as you always have a place to run and then refrom.
When I piloted the imperials in the Kessel Run final, I thought about this 3 man sqaud instantly, though I was thinking the points didnt add up lol. It would be frustating to play someone going gorilla style in a tournament if you were also imperial
btw the topic is a pun for one of my many hobbies is an illusionist


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Can Apple Corner Music Market?
LOS ANGELES -- Apple Computer is readying to launch an online service that will cut straight to the core of digital music distribution, winning the praise of some record executives who see it is as a weapon against online piracy.
Music executives who have seen Apple's upcoming service said it is simple to use, offers single songs from a deep catalog and -- unlike Kazaa and the other pirate services that have picked up where the now-defunct Napster left off -- pays royalties to the troubled record industry.
Apple's new service will feature songs from all five major record labels, link with its iTunes music software and allow for easy downloading to the iPod, Apple's popular digital music player, people familiar with the matter said.
The new music service is expected to be unveiled on or around April 28.
"It's exactly the system that should have existed five years ago," said one record industry executive.
Apple, which has a reputation for iron-clad secrecy before product launches, declined to discuss the service, which is launching at a crucial time for both the company and the troubled music industry that has become its unlikely partner.
Cupertino, California-based Apple has been in talks with Vivendi Universal about possibly acquiring Universal Music, the world's largest record label and home to acts such as Eminem and U2. Apple has made digital entertainment the centerpiece of its strategy to carve out a larger market for its stylish and expensive machines.
Apple last week said it had not made a bid for any music company, but did not deny that talks had been ongoing.
Unlike music-industry services like MusicNet and Pressplay, which are built on subscription models, Apple's service will allow for the sale of individual songs, those who have seen it said. The pricing was not immediately known.
"If Apple can do for the downloadable music sector what the iPod did for portable music, it will be a significant step for the industry," a second music industry executive said.
Hilary Rosen, chairman and chief executive officer of music trade group the Recording Industry Association of America, said Apple's fanatical fan base could provide just the shot the music industry needs right now.
"I think what the right company can bring is the right relationship with a consumer, which is what the whole music industry is searching for right now," she told Reuters.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs had previously angered the music industry with his "Rip, Mix, Burn" slogan, which record executives heard as an incitement to online piracy -- blamed by the music industry for the decline in album sales over the past two years.
But more recently Jobs has turned on his legendary charm, courting the world's big labels to license their content, said people familiar with the matter.
Jobs succeeded not only in licensing content from all five record giants, including Universal, but in converting critics into fans with a service that many see as the best potential weapon to date against online piracy.
The stakes are relatively small but growing. Last month, Jupiter Research predicted that consumer spending on digital content -- including music -- would rise to $2 billion this year from $1.6 billion in 2002.
Apple's service will only be available to Mac users, who represent less than 3 percent of the global personal computer market, but at least one music executive expects the service will be available in a Windows version in coming months.
"It's good right now only for the Apple market, because frankly, that's how Jobs was able to persuade everyone to give him licensing deals," one executive said.
Jobs still must convince fans to pay for music they have grown accustomed to getting for free.
At the same time that it readies its online music service, Apple also is expected to announce redesigned iPods with larger capacity.
"Apple wants to make a natural connection between iPods and the service, a seamless connection between hardware and content," analyst Rob Enderle of Giga Information Group said.


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VERY Low calorie elegant-looking, perfectly portioned, HEALTHY cheesecake treats! Easy to make and perfect for parties! Submitted by EAGLES17 Carbs: 3.2g | Fat: 0.1g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 1.1g | Calories: 17.4
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An easy, low-calorie baked tilapia recipe to throw together for a delicious meal! Submitted by EAGLES17 Carbs: 3g | Fat: 12.8g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 34.3g | Calories: 266.7
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This is something I learned at Weight Watcher's a very long time ago. It tastes just like an ice cream sandwich and so many less calories! Submitted by MSCAT3851 Carbs: 13.5g | Fat: 1.8g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 1g | Calories: 77.5
Rich, flavorful honey mustard chicken with carrots and potatoes. Carbs: 39.4g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 5.8g | Protein: 30.5g | Calories: 356.7
This recipe doesn't use flour OR oil (oats and applesauce instead) Submitted by EBUROS Carbs: 8.9g | Fat: 0.3g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 0.8g | Calories: 30.8
Submitted by GRUMPYGRAMS Carbs: 9.7g | Fat: 2.4g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 1.2g | Calories: 60.4
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Super Moist Diet Cupcakes Submitted by COUNTRYCUTIE23 Carbs: 16.8g | Fat: 2.1g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 0.8g | Calories: 88.7
My mom was diagnosed with celiac disease about 8 years ago. We have looked everywhere for delicious recipes that substitute other products for gluten. i was fortunate to come upon this wonderful recipe, which uses only 2 unusual ingredients: GF flour and Xanthan Gum. Even though I CAN eat gluten, I still very much enjoy this delicious banana bread. It is best hot from the oven! Submitted by FITFORLIFE22 Carbs: 32.5g | Fat: 10.8g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 3.8g | Calories: 229.5
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Strawberries with Cream filling Submitted by HEIDI14DAN Carbs: 6.9g | Fat: 0.2g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 3.7g | Calories: 41.9
Chocolate, indulgent and virtually FAT FREE!!! Submitted by CAZSCHAOS Carbs: 26g | Fat: 2.7g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 4.6g | Calories: 145
A simple yet elegant dessert. The combination of sour cream with the sweetness of the brown sugar is absolutely addicting! My mother learned how to make this recipe in a culinary class she took when I was younger and it became a childhood favorite of mine. I just called it strawberry dip not knowing it actually had a name. Other variations include adding a tiny bit of orange zest or the juice of an orange, or a splash of Grand Marnier. I think it's perfect without. Serve this in a champagne or martini glass with a mint leaf for an elegant presentation. Submitted by APRILDAWN1980 Carbs: 12.2g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 2.1g | Protein: 1.2g | Calories: 71.3
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Favorite recipe to make during the holidays. Can be dyed with food coloring. Also can be put into a pastry bag and piped to look fancy. Submitted by VONBLACKBIRD Carbs: 17.9g | Fat: 0g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 0.2g | Calories: 83.3


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In this morning's headlines, The Chronicle of Higher Education reports that Bowdoin College has named Harvard Business School Professor Clayton Rose as its new president. The Wall Street Journal looks at a new study from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center that found the number of STEM bachelor's degrees has stagnated over the past decade, and The Hill reports that draft rules will be published today to help colleges select banks to partner with and offer financial services to their students. These stories and more below:
January 26, 2015
Krista Tippett, host of National Public Radio's "On Being," will lead a conversation at ACE's 97th Annual Meeting about the role of higher education in cultivating civility and civic participation in the next generation of global citizens.
January 23, 2015
ACE's Center for Internationalization and Global Engagement invites colleges and universities to apply to the 13th cohort of the ACE Internationalization Laboratory, which runs from August 2015 to April 2017.
A bipartisan group of senators have introduced a visa reform bill designed to expand the ability of high-skilled workers to live and work in the United States.
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Alumni, Parents, Current Students & Friends will Gather November 26 to Celebrate Careers Of Choral Teachers Christine Bass and James Boeckle
The Reunion Concert (titled, "Lift up Your Hearts") celebrates 20+ years of the vocal music program at Cherry Hill High School West under the leadership of recently-retired teachers Christine Bass and James Boeckle. (Mrs. Bass retired at the end of the 2010-11 school year; Mr. Boeckle a year earlier.). The concert will take place on Saturday, November 26th at 7 pm in the "New" West Auditorium.
Featured performers will include several West alumni who have gone on to professional music and theater careers. They include Aaron Lazar ('94), who has starred on Broadway and is currently appearing in the Clint Eastwood film "J. Edgar;" Katie Nanni ('94), a professional dancer as well as a Broadway actor, and Richard Crandle ('08), who appeared on national TV last year, leading several veterans of West's male a cappella group Men of Note, on NBC's competition show "The Sing-off." The Reunion Concert program will also include brief testimonials from alumni who will talk about the lasting impact the program made in their lives. "Highlights" slideshows and video will be woven into the program to present as much of an historical overview as is possible in one evening.
The "New" Auditorium at Cherry Hill High School West is located behind the east parking lot of the high school at 2101 Chapel Avenue West in Cherry Hill, NJ 08002, along Marlboro Avenue opposite Kennedy Hospital.
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The desire of couples to become true-to-life moms and dads might make them search for helpful ways to get pregnant. Be wary that searching for accurate information is not an easy task. Sometimes, the information that you are looking for may not really look good for you. However, good advices are just around you, you have just to discover them in the right places.
Conceiving is a natural function of every female. With a husband or his absence, mothers are sufficient capable of nurturing their off spring. But a daddy would make the picture complete.
Most advices have been repeated for the nth time since they are really significant if you want to get pregnant. Of course, many of them are useful for the spouses or expectant parents and baby, as well.
1. Eat well and stay healthy
You have to change your style of eating. Avoid those yummy burgers, crunchy French fries and fast food addictions. Sweets, as candies and pastries are taboo. Choose only healthy and natural food ingredients. It is even wise to cook your own meals and eat fruits instead of candies and chocolates.
2. Do not allow smoke to get in your eyes
The red signal is up for smoking. Do you know that smoking is damaging to the sperms? They become sluggish and make the womb less receptive to their entrance. Smoking is another thing that has to stop directly. It affects the sperm to travel slower, and the womb to be less receptive. Also smoking is considerably harmful to the fetus.
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Alcoholic drinks are off your diet. If you think that a glass or two will whet your sexual appetite, it is not absolutely true for its effect will wear off after a while. When you are very much motivated to get pregnant, skip the drink as you did with smoking. Alcohol is dangerous to the baby.
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I added penne pasta and grape tomatoes. Great salad! I may even try kidney beans in place of chick peas.
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- 7 ounce(s) beans, such as chickpeas, black-eyed peas, or kidney beans, rinsed
- 1 can(s) water-packed chunk light tuna, drained and flaked (see Tips & Techniques)
- 1/4 cup(s) chopped fresh parsley, divided
- 2 teaspoon(s) capers, rinsed
- 3/4 teaspoon(s) finely chopped fresh rosemary
- 4 tablespoon(s) lemon juice, divided
- 2 tablespoon(s) extra-virgin olive oil, divided
- Freshly ground pepper to taste
- 1/8 teaspoon(s) salt
- 4 cup(s) mixed salad greens
- 4 ounce(s) cooked penne pasta (or any other type of pasta)
- Combine bean**, tuna, grape tomatoes, cooked pasta, onion, parsley, capers, rosemary, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, and 1 tablespoon oil in a medium bowl. Season with pepper. Combine the remaining 2 tablespoons lemon juice, 1 tablespoon oil, and salt in a large bowl. Add salad greens; toss to coat. Divide the greens between 2 plates. Top each with the tuna salad.
**For variety substitute different bean--kidney, cannelli, black
Carb Servings: 1 starch, 1 vegetable, 2 1/2 lean meat, 2 fat. Carbohydrate Servings: 1. Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (160% daily value), Vitamin A (100% dv), Folate (42% dv), Potassium & Iron (20% dv).
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