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Mmmmmm, Horse!
I think by now we've seen enough evidence to raise an eyebrow and say, "okay, what's realllllly in THAT?!"
You're heard by now they are upset in Europe over what's IN the beef... or LACK thereof.
Or WHAT is the beef?
It's all about the horsemeat overseas... They found it first in frozen hamburgers, later in lasagne, and now in their spaghetti products.
So how did this "meat" get in these food products? After all the label on the frozen spaghetti says "No artificial flavors or colors" and then they found out over 60% of it is horse meat... It's the outrage in Europe because they are finding this stuff is in supermarkets in France and Sweden...
They wanted to blame a Romanian manufacturer for mislabeling until they caught ONE OF THEIR OWN businesses in Yorkshire doing the same thing!
This is their version of our PINK SLIME isn't it?
So what's next? What is the next food product they'll find that isn't food?


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Marshall recognized one of the new clients. "He was what we call a 'frequent flier,'" she recalls, a habitual drunk who was a regular visitor to the detox. As she sat at her desk and began filling out his paperwork for admission, the man became hostile, throwing about his belongings in a growing rage and then, suddenly, lunging at her. His punch had a tremendous impact--he'd gripped a roll of quarters in his hand to amplify the force--and a second later she found herself spitting out a broken tooth. The police were called, and the man was whisked off to jail.
Working in a detox is risky--drunks are unpredictable--and Marshall knew when she signed on five years ago that there might be hazards. But this was far from the first time that she'd been injured, and the incident infuriated her. "This facility is not a safe place to work," she scribbled in that night's shift report.
"Of course, Arapahoe House will find a way to blame this on the supervisor, I'm sure," she added.
And, she says, the following day she was reprimanded by her superior, who reminded her that she was not to send any more clients to jail. The reason, as Marshall well knew by that time, was money. Jefferson County pays Arapahoe House's west-side detox to take in all of the drunks picked up by the county's law-enforcement agencies. The operative word is "all": If the detox refuses to accept one--even if it is because he is violent or threatening--Arapahoe House is penalized at a rate of $150 per refusal.
"We expect them to handle these people--that's their business," explains Tom Giacinti, director of Jeffco's Department of Community Corrections, which administers the contract with Arapahoe House. "I mean, if they're drunk, they aren't going to be real violent."
Less than a week later, Denise Marshall was on the graveyard shift when the man who'd assaulted her showed up again.
Her choices were slim. She could admit the man and hope he wouldn't be violent on this particular night. Or she could send him back to jail, risking the wrath of her bosses. "And I had been getting increasing pressure from my supervisor not to send people to jail," she recalls.
So instead, she got creative. She ordered the man sent to another Arapahoe House detox, this one in Englewood, where the facility didn't have a penalizing contract with the local police. She warned the staff there that the man would be arriving. They alerted the police, who quickly carted him off to the Arapahoe County jail when he showed up.
Marshall, who quit her job at Arapahoe House late last month, estimates that during particularly bad stretches, she would resort to that maneuver three to four times a week. "I had a thing worked out with some of the supervisors at the other [Arapahoe House] detoxes," she says. "It was an unwritten agreement. It was the way we got around getting injured."
At other times when she felt pressure to admit drunks that she thought were too out-of-control or threatening for Detox West, Marshall improvised a less complicated solution. "When they told me I had to keep a violent person, I'd call the police and say, 'I'm opening the door now and letting him walk out,'" she says.
"When you're put under pressure to do something that threatens your safety or your job, you problem-solve," she explains. "I did it to keep myself, my staff and my clients safe."
It didn't always work. During her five years at Arapahoe House, Marshall says that violent clients broke her hands twice, gave her several black eyes and yanked out hunks of her hair.
Marshall isn't alone in her concerns over the safety and well-being of Arapahoe House workers and clients alike. A number of former and current counselors and supervisors say the contract with Jefferson County has forced them into making snap choices between their personal security and their job security. They have their own stories of violence and danger at the Detox West facility. The stories, many of which can be verified through written staff reports and other documents, range from instances of benign neglect (harried counselors dispensing medications without prescriptions, not monitoring clients' vital signs as they dry out) to actual sexual assault and battery.
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The 2012 International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Processing Techniques and Applications (PDPTA'12), 2012
title={GAROP: Genetic Algorithm framework for Running On Parallel environments},
author={Hiroyasu, T. and Yamanaka, R. and Yoshimi, M. and Miki, M.},
In this research, a Genetic Algorithms framework for Running On Parallel environments, which is named GAROP, is proposed. The GAROP provides the library for a parallel processing, so that users should only describe codes for genetic algorithms (GA) programs, utilizing the library implemented for the part requiring a parallel processing. In the GAROP framework, GA research provides only program codes which are concerned with GA algorithm and GAROP library supports other codes which are concerned with parallel processing. The advantage of using GAROP is to increase the user's productivity by making it possible to develop the program, which can execute a parallel processing. In this paper, the broad description of the GAROP is provided, and the development of the GAROP, corresponding multi-core CPU and GPU environments, is described. The libraries are implemented with GA which finds quasi-optimum solutions using meta heuristics, and its productivity and its parallelism are evaluated. As a result, only adding four descriptions to the program, the acceleration of the processing speed is confirmed in both of the environments; 5.26 times speed-up on multi-core CPU, and 3.0 times speed-up on GPU.
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The UK digital industry must attract the right people to fulfil its potential
A key driver for growth, the digital sector is one of a handful of booming industries in the UK. However, it suffers from a skills gap across the board, which has an impact not only on agencies' resources but also the future success of the industry.
Natalie Gross, chief executive at Amaze
Natalie Gross is chief executive of marketing and technology consultancy Amaze. She also sits on the executive committee of BIMA, the digital industry's trade association, as chair of education and public policy.
@amazeplcIt has been evident for at least two decades which direction the digital industry is heading in, yet the government has failed to identify the need for the huge numbers of diversely skilled people required to fulfil this country's digital potential.
To date, educational and work-related programmes have failed to bring forward those with the right talent to keep our industry moving forwards.
Responsibility now needs to fall to senior marketers to try to make this happen.
Why? Well, we as individuals have the knowhow, as well as knowledge of the varying roles needed across the industry to help it thrive.
Senior marketers should use this experience to help deal with this crisis and find out-of-the-box solutions, working with future talent as well as helping highly skilled professionals retrain.
Rather than just shouting about the skills gap, senior marketers should use their profile to help raise awareness of our industry and ensure that change happens.
Our industry is extremely exciting and rewarding, and we need to showcase this to make certain there is enough awareness and desire to be part of it.
There is also a moral commitment and desire among my peers to narrow the skills gap and encourage more people into our industry. This is evident in the recent rise in internships, apprenticeships, graduate programmes and ties with higher-education establishments, for example.
So what should we do?
First, we can make sure people are aware and understand what the digital industry is and why a career in it would be so rewarding. A recent study by BIMA (survey sample 1091 young people between the ages of 14 and 16) found that only 36% had any understanding of what the digital industry is/does. Clearly there is work to do.
BIMA's D-Day – where 100 agencies across the UK go into schools to set digital challenges and educate and inspire future talent – is one fantastic way of getting into the classroom and educating the next generation on the opportunities that working in digital can bring.
Second, we should be looking at how we can find better ways of collaborating with training providers, educational establishments, the government and funding providers.
We are at a point now where the government is providing funding to address these issues. However, as it is so hard to navigate the complicated landscape that currently exists, we need to make sure it is as easy as possible to allow the maximum number of people access to funding and that good use is made of it.
Lastly, we can and should commit at grass-roots level for more direct and immediate impact. We all have limited time, so picking one or two initiatives to get behind is important. In addition to the graduate scheme Amaze launched last year, we are now working with a new Studio School with a specialist digital agenda, where we support curriculum design, providing placements and working with students on project work to support the development of digitally T-shaped individuals.
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Hello, just an ending to my story for those who were giving me advice. The contractor came back in person and replaced the steps, using 10 and 1/2 inch stair tread brackets (which he told me didn't exist), nicely cut steps, and used bolts to fasten. I can feel the difference when I walk on them. They are done in a professional manner, as should have been done in the first place. I still don't understand how he could have told me that there are no 10 and 1/2 inch stair tread brackets. I'll give him credit that he found them and used them instead of insisting on the 8 and 1/2s. Thanks to all who took the time to write. Next time I have a job to be done I will ask questions first. |
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- Posted by john_hyatt (My Page) on Fri, Nov 13, 09 at 18:54
You done good Anita. Not all of us have access to everything. After 30 years in the trades I still learn a few things from the Folks I hire. Your Contractor is a good Dude. Every now and then I have a job that goes wrong just the nature of the business...we fix it no matter what like your Guy. J. |
Been following without commenting. One thing that stood out from the start aside from the ugly job itself was your contractors willingness to make it right. Glad you are happy now. |
I am happy with his willingness to fix what was done wrong the first time. I wonder if I had paid him immediately if he would have been so great about re-doing it. I am still a bit disturbed that it had to be done completely over to make it right. I hope he fired the crew that did the original job or sent them somewhere to be trained! Thanks again, all. |
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As I'm creating a list of violets I like, I'm looking at lots of websites and photos. While looking for a particular named variety, I stumbled onto this wonderful PictureTrail gallery that is completely public. There are multiple galleries and one of them is even of how to identify different leaf types.
Many of the experienced people are familiar with this, I'm sure, but those of us who are newer will probably find most of these galleries very helpful. The grower, presumably Janet, says she's over 1000 specimens at this time. To me, that seems a full time job! Her pictures, for the most part, are very well done, too. Most times I could see more from her pictures than many on the Websites selling the plants! Enjoy the eye candy. |
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Thanks for the link. Great photography of well grown plants. Something for us all to aspire to...... Barbara |
- Posted by dognapper2 (My Page) on Tue, Jun 30, 09 at 13:15
The eye candy is tempting! (Should probably come with a warning though ;) The folder that might serve you well, research-wise is her problem leaf file. Most likely some of these issues will arise eventually on your new adventure... Although what she calls a 'basket' on Happy Trails doesn't seem like quite the problem some of the others clearly are! I have a Trailer (Dusty's Rich Red) throwing up baskets all over the place. I've been calling them bloomstalk leaves but 'baskets' is much cuter. My plant with baskets - even more now since photo was taken - as many as 6 that I can count: http://violetvoice.yuku.com/sreply/2673/t/Bloomstalk-leaves.html |
Here is a link that might be useful: problem leaves
- Posted by phoebesviolets (My Page) on Tue, Jun 30, 09 at 17:20
I've spent many hours on Janet's website--drooling and learning. Her photo tutorials on leaf types and pests are very informative. |
- Posted by lathyrus_odoratus (My Page) on Tue, Jun 30, 09 at 22:02
I have yet to get through all of the folders. It's on my list....I knew as soon as I found it that is was a gem. I just hope some people who haven't seen it are now aware of it and can enjoy it, too---either for the eye candy or the education, or both! |
- Posted by pattykay 6 Pa (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Jun 30, 09 at 23:28
Janet is one of the moderators on av brat pack for those of you who don't know. She is the hybridizer of the Allegro series. Very much in the know about avs. Check out the av brat pack forum, very nice people there, lots of pics and info. Patty |
- Posted by ima_digger 9 SE FL (My Page) on Wed, Jul 1, 09 at 11:58
I agree with patykay. av brat pack is a great site. If you want info that's where to go. Lots of knodledge posted there. |
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Advion and CAMAG form Exclusive Alliance to Commercialize Unique TLC/CMS Assay System for Synthetic Organic and Peptide Chemists
February 26, 2013 – Ithaca, NY & Muttenz, Switzerland – Advion, Inc., a leading life sciences Systems and Consumables developer, today announced that an exclusive OEM and distribution partnership agreement has been signed with CAMAG of Basel, Switzerland for its TLC/MS Interface product. Based upon excellent results obtained by joint Advion and CAMAG customers, as well as leading researchers, the two companies have partnered to commercialize a combined system to Advion's Synthetic Organic Chemistry and Peptide Synthesis global market segments. The terms of the agreement allow Advion exclusive marketing and support rights in key geographic markets including North America and parts of Europe.
"TLC plates are part of every chemist's discovery process, and we recognize the workflow advantage of a bundled TLC/CMS solution for chemists. TLC is used in reaction monitoring, flash method development (Rf values), solvent selection, flash fraction confirmation, and impurity profiling. The combination of the CAMAG TLC/MS Interface with the Advion expression CMS is a perfect integration of best-in-class chemist assay tools", according to David B. Patteson, Advion's CEO. "Moreover, the expression Compact Mass Spectrometer (CMS) continues its tremendous commercial growth – achieving 10% of the global single quadrupole liquid chromatography market within nine months of production launch. We could not be happier with the market adoption rate and the natural partnerships which have emerged for us, CAMAG, as the leading TLC-equipment provider worldwide, being the latest ideal example."
Pioneer in utilizing CAMAG's TLC/MS Interface and Advion's expression CMS to prove the simplicity and the benefit of both systems is Prof. Dr. Gerda Morlock, a leading scientist at the University of Giessen, Germany. She will be the featured presenter at a live Advion-sponsored webinar hosted by the Royal Chemistry Society (RSC) on March 20, 2013 – available worldwide at 3 pm Central European Time. Further, Advion plans to launch the combined system at the Pittsburgh Conference in Philadelphia, March 18-21 (press conference at 9:00 am on March 21st), and at the Spring National ACS meeting in New Orleans, LA April 7-9. CAMAG will be present at both meetings to support customers on all aspects of thin-layer chromatography.
According to Dr. Konstantinos Natsias, CEO of CAMAG, "Advion is the ideal partner to use CAMAG's TLC/MS Interface as an integrated analytical solution for their customers. This collaboration opens up a broader market reach for CAMAG's other high-end instruments. As an internationally renowned traditional Swiss instrument manufacturer, we are proud to collaborate with such an innovative US partner to reach new markets."
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CAMAG is the world leader in instrumental Thin-Layer Chromatography (TLC/HPTLC), also called Planar Chromatography for more than 50 years. Wherever complex substance mixtures are analyzed (herbals, environmental analysis, forensic), TLC/HPTLC is often an excellent alternative to GC and HPLC. Additionally it has proven value as a solid quantitative analysis technique in quality assurance of food, pharmaceuticals and other industrial products. CAMAG provides competent customer support and technical service as well as education, training, application support and a range of contract laboratory services. Recently, CAMAG has launched a fully automated system for the extraction of Dried Blood Spot (DBS) cards that can be coupled directly to LC/MS systems. Moreover, CAMAG's product offering comprises Aluminum Oxide for commercial use as separation matrix.
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A few years ago, I bought a pound of garlic from a Colorado organic garlic company that was supposed to be Polish White, which is an artichoke. But after a few years in my soil and zone (Zone 4a), it doesn't have "layers of cloves" like an artichoke typically does.
What kind of softneck is this, if not an artichoke? Can artichoke varieties form bulbs with this distribution of cloves in certain zones/soils? Thanks! |
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- Posted by gemini_jim 7a MD (My Page) on Thu, Oct 11, 12 at 7:17
It still looks pretty artichoke-y to me. Even though they look large and few in number, they still look like they are "trying" to grow in layers. Different combinations of weather and photoperiod in a particular season are bound to have an effect on the size and number of cloves. |
I think it may be an Asiatic turban type. They have those big cloves in the middle. I would expect them to be small in your climate because they finish early. If you let one bloom next year and develop bulblets, you will be able to narrow it down further. Some Asiatics have big bulblets and others have tiny ones. |
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Olympus C-8080
An Optical Analysis
This report is produced using a pre-release
version of DxO Analyzer.
Test methodologies may be altered prior to commercial release.
This could affect comparisons with future reports.
This test of the Olympus C-8080 camera and lens was conducted using DxO Analyzer. If you are not familiar with this optical testing system please read this tutorial. Without being familiar with how the tests are conducted, and how to read them, there's not much point in proceeding.
The purpose of this test report is to support the empirical findings of my field test of this system. Though the tests on this page are interesting and informative (as well as accurate and repeatable), they really only tell us about selected aspects of a camera or lens' capabilities.
About The Tests
As you can see from the DxO Analyzer Tutorial there are a large number of charts and text graphs produced for each of the four tests — Distortion & Chromatic Aberration, Vignetting, Noise and Blur. A more comprehensive test would have to be done at all available apertures, all available ISO speeds, and at a large cross-section of focal lengths (in the case of zoom lenses). This would not only take an inordinately large amount of time to conduct, but would take up far to much space here and likely not be of much interest.
Consequently in this and other tests using DxO Analyzer I am publishing just one complete set of charts — those done at f/5.6, which is typically an optimum aperture for most lenses, and in the case of cameras, at the lowest ISO setting. In the case of zoom lenses this test is done at a mid-position in the lens' focal length range. I also post data for other F stops, ISO ratings and in the case of zooms a selection of focal length, including the widest and longest. In my comments to each section I also draw attention to extremes of performance, such as maximum vignetting, greatest and least noise, etc.
To jump directly to the definition and tutorial for a specific test click on the DC, V, N or B logos.
By Way of Comparison
At the time of preparation of this analysis (mid-March, 2004) the only other 8 Megapixel digicams to have been tested and reviewed with DxO Analyzer have been the Sony F828 and the Konica Minolta DiMAGE A2. You may wish to open these pages in separate windows so that they can be compared. If you are reading this at a point when other 8 MP cameras have also been reviewed, you can find links to them here.
I would have preferred to set the lens to a slightly longer focal length for the bulk of these tests, but the electronic zoom is very coarse and imprecise, and doesn't lend itself to repeatable settings. There also are no scales on the lens or in the viewfinder to judge more than vaguely where in the zoom range the lens is being set.
Distortion and Chromatic Aberration
Olympus C-8080 @ ISO 50.
Focal Length = 12.9mm (52mm equivalent)
Distortion is low at this focal length, at -0.18%, showing slight pincushion distortion. It falls about mid-way between the Sony F828 and the Minolta A2.
Maximum chromatic aberration is also relatively low at .56 pixels. This is almost exactly the same as the Sony F828 at a comparable mid-range focal length and both are lower than the Minolta. This results in just barely visible CA on the yellow Absolute chart. The CA at this aperture and focal length is concentrated in the left of the frame, as shown in the Relative chart above.
The table below shows how chromatic aberration varies with both focal length and aperture. CA with this camera is much-lower than with the Sony at wide angle focal lengths, a bit better at mid-range, and again significantly better at the long end. The matching CA table for the Sony F828 is found here. The Minolta again falls somewhere in between, but neither can touch the Olympus in this area.
Maximum Chromatic Aberration in pixels 7.1mm (28mm) 14.3mm (60mm) 35.6mm (140mm) f/2.4 - f/2.8 .28 .24 - f/3.5 - f/4 .20 .12 .38 f/5.6 .22 .14 .28 f/8 .64 .16 .39Vignetting
Vignetting at this focal length and aperture is very low, comparable to both the Sony F828 and the Minolta A2..
It's at its worst at the wide angle part of the lens' range, ranging between .24 and .36 from f/2.4 to f/8. At mid-zoom it drops below .16 at all apertures and as low as .08 at mid-apertures when set to the longest part of the zoom range.
The signal to noise ratio on the luminance channel is 43 dB. This is a full 3 dB higher than the Sony F828 at comparable ISO and 4dB better than the Minolta. Keep in mind that a 3 dB difference represents what is a just noticable difference. As one would expect noise increases at higher ISOs, and like all digicams is quite poor at ISO400.
NB: The current pre-release version of DxO Analyzer (Feb, 2004) basis its S/N readings on a single average Gray Level. Since this is difficult to accurately match between test cameras it is not yet appropriate to compare S/N readings between camera systems. It also does not provide sufficient information about how a particular camera's sensor responds to noise as the exposure value is varied.
The C-8080 performs better than the Sony F828 in this measurement by about a half BxU, which is noticeable but not huge. The Minolta though trounces them both in this area.
The 3D Blur Plot tells an interesting story. As with both the Sony and the Minolta blur is more pronounced at the longer focal lengths, especially at smaller apertures where diffraction effects come into play. But at medium and wide focal lengths blur is quite low at all apertures, and performance measures well.
The Bottom Line
In virtually every measure the Olympus C-8080 measures better than the Sony F828, though in the case of the Minolta that camera wins handily when it comes to resolving power. It remains to be seen how it will compete with the Canon and Nikon offerings, but certainly of the three cameras tested thus far the Olympus measures very well.
Whether the concerns that I have expressed in my main review about the camera's features (or their lack), and whether its functional and ergonomic failings will outweigh image quality performance in the hands of any individual photographer is something that each person will have to decide for themselves.
Before drawing any conclusions based on this report, please be sure to read the DxO Analyzer Tutorial. Also, kindly read the Caveats section of that tutorial as well as the Final Word.


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I have a 5 gallon Tonto I planted this spring here in Galveston County. They are rated as a mid-size myrtle and I planted it closer to the front of the house where I want to keep it around 10 ft. in height. It's loaded from its base to its 8 ft height with flowers now. I love this "Tonto" but not sure if it wasn't mislabeled as the color of the flowers is the most intense red I've seen, even brighter than my Dynamite, Country Red, and Dallas Red I have along my back fence. I am thinking of propagating it since I am not sure of what I have. I know that nurseries do mislabel as three of my four Natchez have turned out to be pink instead of white. Yes, I often use Lowe's or Home Depot. I have several Basham's Party Pink, Natchez, and Muskogee that have been in the ground three years and already at 20 ft even though they were only about 8 ft. when I planted them They are becoming really dense shade trees. With narrow 7 foot side yards in my subdivision, they are about the only trees I can plant to shade my house that won't damage my house slab. Hopefully they won't do much, if any, damage in tropical storm winds. |
- Posted by butterfly4u 6 SE PA (My Page) on Thu, Jul 3, 08 at 23:48
Larry, Well, if your crapes grew that much mabey there is hope for mine. My Tonto was a bright pinkish red last year, not really red like yours. I think I will wait then, and give it another year of growth to see if it grows alot taller. I have about 25-28 feet along the back chain link fence that I would like it to grow, but height is what I need. Thank you for your reply. |
I have 5 crepe myrtles that have been doing very well for me here in Lancaster County. All of them I bought 3 years ago. One my husband weed wacked to the ground the first year, and it is back up to 4 feet tall. They are very lush, but I do not think I would choose them as a privacy screen. Perhaps if you mixed them with some evergreens they might work better. Good luck. |
- Posted by butterfly4u 6 SE PA (My Page) on Fri, Jul 4, 08 at 23:52
Melissa, That is what I was afraid of. What do you think of a butterfly bush? What if I didn't cut it down? Just let it stay tall every year? Any other suggestions? I wanted something tall and fast growing. Evergreen isn't necessary, I am trying to get privacy from my neighbors above ground pool directly behind my house, and no one uses it in the winter. |
Butterfly4u, Knowing that it's only for the summer that you need privacy, I might try butterfly bushes. They're relatively cheap, and grow like the dickens, so if you don't like them or if they don't serve your purpose, you can always relocate them and try something else. This is the first year I haven't cut my butterfly bushes back and they are big and sprawling, a little too big for me. But that might serve your purpose. I'd say go for it. Good luck. By the way, I don't know where you are in SEPA, but Tudbinks Greenhouses here in Conestoga is having a 50% off clearance sale, and they have butterfly bushes. Melissa |
- Posted by butterfly4u 6 SE PA (My Page) on Sat, Jul 5, 08 at 23:38
Melissa, I will go hunting for a couple of butterfly bushes tomorrow, if the nurseries are open on Sunday, if not, Monday then. I bet I could get a couple on sale. The area is 25 feet wide, so I will see if I can get 2 of them. I want them tall, so I won't cut them back at all. Thanks so much! |
- Posted by paula_in_pa z6 SEPA ChesCo (My Page) on Sun, Jul 6, 08 at 15:44
I think you should consider Vitex Agnus-castus (Chaste tree) instead, as Butterfly bushes are deemed invasive now, especially if you do not deadhead the blooms to prevent self seeding. I have a Vitex that I let go, instead of doing the annual cut-back this spring, and it's already 10+ feet high. Same habit and growing conditions as B-Bush. I wouldn't recommend the Crepe Myrtle either, it's too slow for the results you want. But a mix of both in the area would still be nice, along with some pyramidal evergreens, as earlier suggested ] My 'Tonto' Lagerstromia |
- Posted by butterfly4u 6 SE PA (My Page) on Wed, Jul 16, 08 at 0:55
Paula, Your crape myrtle is gorgeous! I am trying to make a tree out of the how I have, It has many "Stems" or branches. Beautiful pictures! Thanks you. |
- Posted by westhighlandblue z6 PA (My Page) on Wed, Jul 16, 08 at 11:20
After three years, my William Toovey Crepe Myrtle, which I planted in front of my dining room window, almost completely hides the hideous view of my neighbor's garage door. I am sure that it grew 1 foot last year and two feet this year. |
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That's probably where they met lol
There's no way that's real, he even put down a folded up cloth for his knee on the ground.
Ok,he could'nt think of a better place to propose !!!!!!! Dump him !!!!!!!
Love the one taking a crap in the stall.
I notice she is wearing her pajamas out in public, the setting seems about right, all things considered.
@ Caitlin
Tt#s not a cloth, it´s a roll of toilet paper under his knee. Look again.
Looks like he chose the spot they met…the coed dorm bathroom.
this looks like a college dorm bathroom, perfectly understandable for her to be her pajamas. also, i would put a towel down under my knee too if i was kneeling on that nasty floor.
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Picked this up today, thought it was interesting. The first part is the Strong's translation of the word, and then an interesting commentary on the Greek words 'Bapto' and 'baptizmo' showing the difference between them. A common-every-day use of the word that might edify.
to dip repeatedly, to immerse, to submerge (of vessels sunk)
to cleanse by dipping or submerging, to wash, to make clean with water, to wash one's self, bathe
to overwhelm
"Note on Baptism in Ac. Baptism in water (such as John's) is distinguished from baptism with the Holy Spirit (i. 5, etc.). Those who receive the latter, however, may also be baptized in water (cf. xi. 16 with x. 47); and there is one example of people who had previously received John's baptism receiving Christian baptism as a preliminary to receiving the Spirit (xix. 3 ff.). John's was a baptism of repentance (xiii. 24; xix. 4), as was also Christian baptism (ii. 38), but as John's pointed forward to Jesus (xix. 4), it became obsolete when He came. Christian baptism followed faith in the Lord Jesus (xvi. 31 ff.); it was associated with His name (ii. 38; viii. 16, etc.), which was invoked by the person baptized (xxii. 16); it signified the remission (ii. 38) or washing away of sins (xxii. 16); sometimes it preceded (ii. 38; viii. 15 ff.; xix. 5), sometimes followed (x. 47 f.) the receiving of the Spirit." (F. F. Bruce. The Acts of the Apostles [Greek Text Commentary], London: Tyndale, 1952, p. 98, n. 1.)
This word should not be confused with baptô (911). The clearest example that shows the meaning of baptizo is a text from the Greek poet and physician Nicander, who lived about 200 B.C. It is a recipe for making pickles and is helpful because it uses both words. Nicander says that in order to make a pickle, the vegetable should first be 'dipped' (baptô) into boiling water and then 'baptised' (baptizô) in the vinegar solution. Both verbs concern the immersing of vegetables in a solution. But the first is temporary. The second, the act of baptising the vegetable, produces a permanent change.
Where can we find this pickle recipe.
How are we to verify it is Koine or Classical Greek?
Is this only from FF Bruce a person who was critical of the KJV Text being correct?
John Strong's is not a trusted source as much of his meanings were discovered to be Classical Greek meanings forced on Koine words.
You have two people who were critical of the KJV and you will quote them as reliable sources to help you understand your KJV.
We need to be careful as compromise comes in subtle shades and will lead us to doubt the KJV Bible. As in Philemon people are quoting extra Biblical sources and not defining the words the way that God uses them in our Language when He preserved the Bible in the KJV for us.
It is like over in Philemon thread someone defined the word Traditions as Doctrines. But not once in any context of the word Tradition/Tradition in the KJV could that be defined and vise versa Doctrine/Doctrines could never be defined as Tradition. The supposition is Doctrines were handed down LIKE traditions were but that is an error in defining the word Traditions/Tradition. Going to other sources, especially those critical of the KJV, is dangerous ground to tread.
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