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In Washington, natural gas has been lumped in with the oil industry as a conventional fossil fuel. And, as Robin West, chairman of PFC Energy, puts it: "The oil industry is just toxic, politically."
Yet natural gas is the cleanest of the fossil fuels (oil, coal and natural gas), and the industry says new technology has brought US supplies up from about 30 years' worth to 100 years' worth in the past few years.
Some argue that the Obama Administration should be looking at to act as a bridge until renewables can be developed economically and at scale to make an impact in the US energy mix. Indeed, West believes that natural gas can increasingly back out high carbon coal, cutting greenhouse gas emissions:
This whole gas play is a game changer in north American energy. This can change the whole carbon policy in the US.
He's not alone – the big discoveries have also prompted enthusiasm for natural gas from the likes of T. Boone Pickens and Robert F. Kennedy Jnr.
The problem for the natural gas industry is that policy makers have so far discounted natural gas. The natural gas lobby had not bothered to organise itself until it saw that the Waxman-Markey bill going through Congress not only provided it no benefits, but actually contained measures that would hurt the industry.
Congress is looking at tapping the oil and gas industry to raise $31bn over the next decade by cutting tax breaks. Yet the industry fears the tax increases will damage the small companies producing most US oil and gas, undermining energy independence and security.
While oil has been trying to fight the battle against looming punitive legislation, the natural gas industry only joined forces in March to form America's Natural Gas Alliance to lobby Congress. Rod Lowman, Alliance president, said it was too late to have an impact in the House, so it is focusing efforts on the Senate.
He says senators are listening, and he has hopes they will recognise the growing role natural gas could play in the US, given how new technology has opened unconventional shale gas projects across the country, making the potential role of natural gas far larger than anyone anticipated just three years ago.
It is one West considers crucial, noting that transitioning from hydrocarbons to alternatives requires altering massive markets, which will take years and use technology that does not yet exist (such as cellulosic ethanol) or require massive subsidies to industries that are not economic.
President Barack Obama's target is to cut US greenhouse gas emissions back to 1990 levels by 2020. They are now about 14 per cent above 1990 levels. By 2050, the administration wants to cut emissions to 80 per cent below 1990 levels. Karen Harbert of the US Chamber of Commerce, says:
President Obama's 2020 emissions goal would require a 1bn ton reduction in CO2 emissions. To meet that goal, America would have to shut down half of its coal plants and increase our nuclear capacity by 125 percent or our wind capacity by 900 percent.
Given the enormity of that task, conventional production will be needed for years. Whether supplies will be sufficient will depend on the new tax initiatives and how well the natural gas alliance fights against them.
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An abundance of natural gas, well into winter (FT Energy Source 24/07/09)
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Gerald Pauling (left) recently joined the Homewood-Flossmoor High School District 233 Board of Education, which is headed by president Rick Lites. Pauling replaced retiring member Mallory Sutton. | Supplied Photo
The Homewood-Flossmoor High School District 233 Board of Education recently welcomed new member Gerald Pauling, of Flossmoor, during a recent meeting.
Pauling succeeds retiring member Mallory Sutton, also of Flossmoor.
Pauling graduated from the school in 1985 and is the father of three children. He is a labor and employment lawyer and partner with Seyfarth Shaw Attorneys, LLP, in Chicago.
"I appreciate the support and confidence my new colleagues on the board have placed in me," Pauling said. "I will do my best efforts to serve the high school, the students and the community the very best I can."
Sutton retired from the board after 15 years of service to the school district. Current and past board members and superintendents publicly thanked Sutton for her time and efforts over the past several years during the meeting.
"Mrs. Sutton will be sorely missed," said Superintendent Von Mansfield. "She was an outstanding board member. We wish her well."
Mansfield said Pauling will be a good fit on the board.
"We are extremely fortunate to have Mr. Pauling as a new board member," Mansfield said. "His credentials are extremely impressive. More importantly, he is a parent and a longstanding community member whose actions will certainly inspire both students and staff."
Current board members for District 233 also include Rick Lites, David Mayer, John Farrell, Andrew Lindstrom, Jeanne McInerney-Lubeck and Jody Scariano.
Information: www.hfhighschool.org or (708) 799-3000.
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Scene 1: The garden of the Larin country estate
Madame Larina and nurse Filippyevna are sitting outside in the garden when they hear Madame Larina's two daughters, Tatyana and her younger sister Olga, singing a love song. Madame Larina is reminded of her own story of marraige. Tatyana and Olga watch as a group of peasants celebrate the harvest with songs and dances. Tatyana, shy and introverted, is absorbed in reading a romantic novel, while her carefree sister Olga joins in on the celebrations. Olga's fiancé Lensky, a young poet, and his friend, a dandy visiting from St. Petersburg, Eugene Onegin, enter and Lensky introduces Onegin to the Larin family. Tatyana is immediately and strongly attracted to Onegin. He tells Tatyana of his boredom in the country and his recent inheritance of his uncle's estate, and asks if she ever tires of her bucolic life.
Scene 2: Tatyana's room
Tatyana, restless and unable to sleep, begs her nurse Filippyevna to tell her about her youth and early marriage. Tatyana confesses that she is in love. Left alone, Tatyana stays up the entire night pouring out her heart and true feelings in a letter to Onegin. With fear and shame, she tells him that she is desperately in love with him and pleads for his understanding. When day breaks, Tatyana begs Filippyevna to deliver the letter to Onegin.
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As servant girls pick fruit and sing while they work, Tatyana waits anxiously for Onegin's arrival and his reaction to the letter. Onegin enters to see her and he explains, without emotion, that is unsuited to marriage and would tire quickly of it. He can only offer her brotherly affection and warns Tatyana to be less emotionally open in future, advising that another man might fail to respect her innocence. Tatyana is crushed and unable to reply.
Act II
Scene 1: The ballroom of the Larin house
A party is being given in honor of Tatyana for her birthday. As young couples rejoice in the festivities and waltz across the floor, older guests sit watching and gossiping. Onegin is dancing with Tatyana but quickly grows bored and irritated with the gossiping provincial guests, and with Lensky for persuading him to come in the first place. He decides to make the party more interesting by dancing and flirting with the always outgoing Olga, who gladly responds. Lensky is astounded and becomes extremely jealous. He confronts Olga but she cannot see that she has done anything wrong and tells Lensky not to be ridiculous. Onegin asks Olga to dance with him again and she agrees, as "punishment" for Lensky's jealousy, at which point the quarrel between the two men becomes more intense. Lensky renounces his friendship with Onegin in front of all the guests, and challenges him to a duel, which Onegin must accept.
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On the banks of a stream, early morning
Lensky and his second, Zaretsky await Onegin. While Lensky reflects on his life, his fear of death and his love for Olga, Onegin arrives with his manservant Guillot. Both Lensky and Onegin are reluctant to go ahead with the duel, reflecting on the senselessness of their rashness. But pride and impulse prevail and Lensky is fatally killed. Act III Several years have passed, a magnificent ball is being held at a grandiose palace in St. Petersburg. In this time, Onegin has traveled extensively all over the world in hopes to lift his boredom and give meaning to his life. He is bitter that his unsuccessful search has led him to yet another monotonous social gathering. Suddenly, he recognizes Tatyana across the room, but she has changed entirely. She is no longer the shy girl he once knew, but rather a sumptuously and elegantly dressed aristocratic beauty, walking with poise and dignity. Onegin quickly learns that Tatyana is Prince Gremin's wife. Tatyana, in turn, is overwhelmed with emotion when she recognizes Onegin. Gremin tells Onegin about his great happiness and love for Tatyana, and re-introduces Onegin to his wife. Onegin realizes that he is in love with Tatyana and determines to write to her.
In the palace, Tatyana has received Onegin's passionate letter, which has reminded her of the passion and ultimate heartbreak she suffered for him as a young girl. Onegin enters and falls at her feet. But Tatyana remains controlled. She asks why Onegin is pursuing her now. Is it because of her social position? Onegin denies any ulterior motivation and his pleas grow ardent. Tatyana, moved to tears, reflects how near they once could have lived in happiness and united, but determines that he could only bring her grief. Although she still loves Onegin, Tatyana asserts that their union can never be realized, as she is now married, and determined to remain faithful to her husband despite her true feelings. Finding true strength, Tatyana bids him farewell forever, leaving him alone and in despair.
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Bill Mercer, United States Attorney for the District of Montana, announced today that during a federal court session in Great Falls, on December 14, 2009, before U.S. District Judge Sam E. Haddon, SAUL VALENZUELA-NAVARRO, a 35-year-old citizen of Mexico, appeared for sentencing. VALENZUELA-NAVARRO was sentenced to a term of:
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VALENZUELA-NAVARRO was sentenced in connection with his guilty plea to illegal re-entry after having been deported previously.
In an Offer of Proof filed by Assistant U.S. Attorney Bryan R. Whittaker, the government stated it would have proved at trial the following:
On June 23, 2009, an agent with the U.S. Customs and Border Protection encountered VALENZUELA-NAVARRO while responding to a call for assistance from the Rocky Boy's Police Department on the Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation near Box Elder.
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Testimony and documentation would have been presented to establish that a search of immigration records revealed no evidence that VALENZUELA-NAVARRO ever requested, or obtained permission from the Attorney General of the United States or his successor, the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security to apply for re-entry into the United States.
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There are hundreds of television channels out there, but in one Bucks County community in Pennsylvania, there could soon be another. People may soon be able to watch a video feed of a police security camera — from their couch.
Right now Bristol Borough council members are considering a proposal that would allow regular people to watch Police surveillance cameras that are already constantly watching you.
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What we saw was tragic for all involved but it would have been worse if Brian Urlacher and Chris Conte had not knocked the ball directly into the hands of Dexter McCluster. Other than that, it was a pathetic display of offense and strong defense by the Kansas City Chiefs and the Chicago Bears. I wish all the viewers that were affected a speedy recovery and/or a return of their vision. Don't get me wrong – I enjoyed the outcome but it was a hard watch.
Tyler Palko did not turn the ball over and the Chiefs converted 7 of 20 third down conversions but they couldn't find the Bears' side of the field until the end of the second quarter and rarely spent any time there in any quarter of the game. The running game was abyssmal except for Dexter McCluster's few good runs. It is clear that Todd Haley has lost his confidence in Jackie Battle and even more clear that he needs to lose confidence in Thomas Jones. It is not that Battle is a great option but he is the better option and he should have been given more carries than Jones.
The Chiefs defense played a great game, carrying the team to a win. I do not want to take away from the defense but, as great as they did, they were lucky that Roy Williams drops a pass in the end zone just like Tyler Palko is lucky that Bears cornerbacks dropped his passes. It also helped that Matt Forte was knocked out of the game early (he should have taken one of the Bears' many contract offers when it was offered to him). This was easily more of a Bears loss than a Chiefs win. I wouldn't feel bad about that because a win is a win. The Chiefs did what they had to do to win against a team with a quarterback as lowly as Palko.
This Could Get Petty
Bear fan friends of mine have called this the worst Bears game they have ever seen and that is saying something. For the Chiefs, it was an awful game but the games against the Buffalo Bills, the Detroit Lions and the Denver Broncos were much worse. Tyler Palko has a lot to do with that and I don't think that Todd Haley made the "right" move by starting him. Yes, they won but they won in spite of Palko, not because of him just like the Broncos win in spite of Tim Tebow. Yeah, I said it.
Scott Pioli cannot fire Todd Haley for what happened because the Chiefs won. Any organization worth their salt fires their coach in the scenario that Haley was faced with. The Chiefs spent money on Kyle Orton and Tyler Palko has no projection as a competitive quarterback in the NFL. Kyle Orton is not just a better quarterback, he is better than Tyler Palko at every facet of life. If it is true that Pioli or some other front office suit told Haley to play Orton and Haley did not, the next loss should be Todd Haley's last. If Haley survives another loss after starting Palko over Orton, even though Orton is injured, Scott Pioli is to blame for not getting rid of a subversive subordinate.
If you heard Danny Parkins tell his story on his 610 AM radio show of how a Chiefs official leaked that Haley cancelled a team meeting on Saturday in Chicago to go out with his friends, then you know how clear it is that the Chiefs want Haley gone. If they waver in taking care of what needs to happen, it may be fair to say that Pioli and the front office would rather be petty than do their jobs and run an NFL franchise the right way. I don't think that is the case and that is why I think Haley will be fired tomorrow.
One other thing I will note and that is the fact that Haley did put Orton in after a bad quarter of dead ball era football. He then called a flea flicker on Orton's first play which burnt up valuable time and left Orton out to dry. I do not think that Haley meant to get Orton hurt but he did want Orton to have troubles and cast doubts in people's minds. No matter what you believe happened, it was clearly a bad call and not one you call for a veteran quarterback on his first play. That basically encapsulates Todd Haley's head coaching style: kinda stupid.
Cooling the Jets
It will be nice to see the Jets with the ball because the defense gives the Chiefs have a better chance to score. Another great game from Justin Houston may be in order. It may just be that he has arrived. The Bears sieve-like offensive line gets more credit for the Chiefs' seven sacks but the Chiefs finished the job each time and raised their embarrassingly low sack total to 20. Houston should get a lot of chances to hit the quarterback with Tamba Hali on the other side. Studebaker was not able to do so and the Chiefs need someone else to take advantage of the double-teams Hali is getting.
On offense, there is just not that much there for the Chiefs. It is painful watching Tyler Palko throw a flats pass to the line of scrimmage and that is as short as a forward pass can be. As painful as it is, however, that really is the Chiefs' only shot at any bit of success. I think Battle needs to get many of the carries and Dexter McCluster should get the same amount of touches as he did last week. What I think will happen is that Thomas Jones will get more carries again and the Chiefs will try to throw it down the field because the Jets will stack the box with at least eight defenders. Since Tyler Palko can barely get it past the line of scrimmage, bad things will happen.
The Jets' defense will take care of the Chiefs' dismal offense and it will be another long day. Though the Jets have their limits on offense, they do have a capable quarterback who can probably move the football. The Chiefs are going to need another set of miracles to come away with a win. I do not see it happening and Todd Haley will be out as Chiefs head coach on Monday. I am not as angry at him as I thought he would be. I am just saying what I think will happen. Chiefs lose, Haley out.
Prediction: New York Jets 23, Kansas City Chiefs 10
On another note, the game following the Chiefs will be the Bears-Broncos game. Tim Tebow will face a real defense but the Broncos defense will destroy a fake offense. I hope for the sake of NFL football that the Bears break up the option nonsense. Crush Jesus!


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The yearly or semester rate is included with your Housing License Agreement as published on the Fee Schedule. Prior to moving onto campus you will receive information about specific meal plan options that offer a set amount of meals per week plus "cash" on a card to use at other University Culinary Services eating venues. For more information about the Kitchens at the Student Center, meal plans, and pricing visit the University Culinary Services site.
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Irish Heather offers free dinner to fruit-pitting volunteers
Call it a summer twist on the Irish Heather's popular Long Table Series. Every Wednesday from July 18 for eight weeks through September, the Gastown gastropub is putting some of its diners to work—in exchange for a free meal.
Scott Hawthorn's Picker Shack Orchard on the Naramata bench supplies fruit to the Heather Hospitality Group and has 900 kilos of fresh cherries that need pitting for the restaurants. So they're calling for 50 volunteers a night to gather around the 12 meter-long table to do it.
For two hours every Wednesday, starting at 7 p.m., volunteers will get busy prepping the fruit. Then at 9 p.m., they'll be served a meal of spiced pork loin with potato salad and coleslaw. (There's also a veggie option of fried green onion polenta with white bean and garlic puree and zucchini salad.) Supper includes a Driftwood Fat Tug IPA from Victoria.
For the next four weeks, it will be cherries on the table (and yes, you get a bag to take home). Then the work shifts to apricots, peaches, apples, and pears. These fruits are used by the restaurant for items such as a sun-dried cherry condiment, apricot chutney, and pear jam.
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NEED FOR SPEED is a wheezing, dried-out corpse of a movie, reanimated by the black magic of EA Games.
Based on the popular video game (your first red flag), the film's sole accomplishment is making 200-mph races boring. Clocking in at over two hours, it's astonishing that a movie calling itself NEED FOR SPEED would be so, well, slow. Long stretches of time are devoted to soap opera angst and brutally unfunny comic relief. It's either a tedious death march or a $10 nap, depending on how light of a sleeper you are.
The flimsy plot doesn't justify the butt-punishing runtime. Our hero is Tobey (Aaron Paul), a legendary street racer wrongly convicted for the death of his best friend. The real killer is fellow racer Dino (Dominic Cooper), and we can tell because he wears black and uses slightly more hair gel. After serving two years in prison, Tobey must avenge his buddy, woo a pretty car broker (Imogen Poots), and bring Dino to justice. This all unfolds with the urgency of a slower-than-average glacier, in a parallel universe where cops don't know how to use spike strips. Michael Keaton also appears occasionally, like he got lost on his way back to the nineties.
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The cast does their best but it's futile. Aaron Paul is a talented presence, so it's a real bummer to see him out-acted by the car he's sitting in. Dominic Cooper is miscast as the villain – we're told Dino is a ruthless killer, but he looks more like the shift manager at a local McDonald's. And Imogen Poots is wasted on a weak romantic subplot, wedged into the story with all the grace of a drunk driver hitting a curb.
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Carol of louisville, writes:
I've been sleeping on a Kingsdown for the past 8 years ---I don't remember the model, but it was the second from the top when I bought it(very expensive). I'm 48, 5'4, and weigh about 102 lbs.I was told I was too light to get the top of the line. The mattress I bought was fine for quite a while, but it has developed dents.
'm getting ready to buy a new queen mattress. I have an undiagnosed shoulder problem (3 doctors and 4 MRIs later). I can no longer lay on my left shoulder because it hurts way too much. (it hurts all day long too, but's that's another issue).
My husband is 6'3 and about 180. He has similar shoulder problems (but he so restless, he usually goes and sleeps in another room about 1/2 through the night.
What would be the best mattress for me (my husband aside)?
Hi Carol. It's a problem, finding the right mattress for side sleepers with shoulder pain. You need softness there, but too soft will probably give you back pain. And, soft mattresses tend to lose their shape too quickly. Soft padding compresses easily, so what feels comfortable initially, will be too firm later on.
Latex is the most resilient material. Soft latex gives nicely, but doesn't colapse. It holds you up while giving where you're heaviest. Even so, if your shoulder is extra sensitive, even an ultra plush latex mattress may be too firm at the shoulder. The top of the line, pillowy models are likely to be good, but are very expensive. For instance, the ultra plush queen set is $1999, while the top line boxtop is $2899. If you were to go with the ultra plush at $1999, you could add a soft 2" latex topper for $299.
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They changed/ clarified that passengers could only be activated to disembark to also being able to activate to do nothing. But can they be activated to do nothing while off table still sitting in the vehicle?
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Posted 30 May 2012 - 11:14 AM
Where was this stated? I remember having that question answered officially a while ago, but was it published now?
Don't really see why the passenger couldn't activate before the carrier entered the board. I mean, throughout the match, the passenger can activate/pass before the carrier, so why not on round 1? The only thing is that once you activate/pass, you commit to being carried by the transport.
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Q: One of my units is riding in a transport
and I don't want to have it disembark yet.
Do I still have to activate it?
A: Yes. A unit that is embarked on a transport must still be
activated. It may choose to pass on its actions, but its activation
must still take place.
This is from the FAQ. So, I don't see why a unit on a transport that hasn't entered yet can't pass on the activation.


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Hi, somewhere in another thread a long, long time ago there was some discussion on getting together a list of all the micro minis.
I added what I found on another website at the time and have been adding in everything I came across since then. Here is the latest mutation of the list. Feel free to add your own. The more input the better for those of us who are just crazy about these little critters. (P.S. The one's with an asterisk are supposed to be the smallest) A Work in Progress: List of named Microminis
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At what size does a mini become a micro-mini? Barbara |
- Posted by robitaillenancy1 zone 5 (My Page) on Tue, Nov 4, 08 at 23:35
Those listed with Little in the title are actually Optimara Little..... While these are miniatures, some are not necessarily very small. Optimara Little Moonbeam can get very large with large leaves. I doubt it could be miniaturized to a micro mini because of its propensity to grow large leaves. Almost any miniature can be miniatureized into what we call microminiatures. There is no quoted size for micro minis. Miniatures, of course must be less than 6 inches across (for shows). I once miniaturized a Champion plant. It grew in a tiny thumbpot (1 inch)and beside it grew its litter mate in a 2 1/2 inch pot. Results were that the plant in the 2 1/2 inch plant flowered twice. The miniaturized plant finally flowered with three flowers after about one year. I gave up after that experiment. Certain plants will naturally grow extremely small; others won't. Nancy |
Glad to see my list is getting around. WHOOHOO MICROS! (Still wanna petition the AVSA to make them an official class...) |
Nancy, when you where talking about the Optimara Little Gems series did you maybe mean Little Moonstone? So far, (fingers crossed) my Little Moonbeam is doing just fine as a micro mini in a 1" pot. I think it would just look spindly in a bigger pot even though some of the leaves are close to an inch in length. There is no hard and fast rule that I can find that defines a micro. The info I have gathered is available on the internet, but none of it is recognized by AVSA, which doesn't have a special class for micro minis. Based on the information I found, a semi mini is less than 8" in diameter when full grown, a miniature is less than 6". So, ?logically?, a micro would be 4" or less in diameter when full grown. There, now it should all be clear as mud. :) Go, Mermaid, if anyone can make them listen, its you! |
Hello everyone, I'm new to the forum. I grow most of the Optimara Little Jewels. I have them all potted in 3-ounce solo cups (2-inches across), partly because I don't want to repot them so often, and mostly because I think they grow better. Some of the Jewels stay small no matter what they are potted in and others tend to be larger. Of the ones I am growing, these stay under 6" Azurite Aquamarine Blue Topaz Coral Crystal Diamond Fluorite Jade Kunzite Lapis Rose Quartz Ruby Pearl Sapphire Turquoise These stay tiny (3 inches) These want to be semi-minis (over 6", under 8") |
Here is a link that might be useful: Pictures of my Little Jewels
Welcome to the forum, candyt. Lemme know if you wanna do a trade when the weather warms up--I'm trying to get all the Optimara Little Jewels. I have almost half of them now I think.. (I dunno, I'm not at home and don't have my list with me.) Anyhooz--Maybe we can talk about it sometime :-D |
My very first AV was an Optimara called "Little Rose Quartz". I bought it in the 80's while on vacation in OK at a convenience store check out. It was planted in a tiny pot that probably wasn't an inch across the top. It was so cute and had beautiful shiny pink blooms. I had it for a few years before I lost it to unknown causes. I never thought to ever propagate it. Now that I've developed an interest in AV's, and know from this list of Micro Mini's what it was and that I remembered the name correctly, I can start looking for one again. Thank you for the list, Terry |
- Posted by nwgatreasures (My Page) on Tue, Dec 30, 08 at 14:36
Terry, I have about 8 of the Rose Quartz growing in cups. When the weather warms, I'll share with you if you remind me and have something to swap. I'm saving another Optimara Little for mermaid too. I can't remember the name of hers but I have it in a cup with her name on it. |
Awwwww <3 :-) Thanks, Dora! |
Thank you for the welcome. I am looking for Optimara Violet Sapphire. This one is driving me crazy. I have two plants from different sources and neither looks like the one on the Optimara website. They show a star flower with long, narrow petals and a cute cluster of anthers in the center. I have seen a couple pictures on the net (also on the AVSA website) of this plant blooming true but I cannot locate one!! Candy |
Here is a link that might be useful: Violet Sapphier listed as Little Sapphire
Here is another photo. Have you noticed some of these Little Jewels get mixed up under different names? Candy |
Here is a link that might be useful: Listed as Optimara Sapphire
They are two different plants--Optimara Little Sapphire, and Optimara Little Violet Sapphire. Also I think I should make a note that I no longer believe the Optimara Little Jewels series are truly "micro" like I used to think. I'm gonna write Steve Reed and ask him to take them off that list of micros we made, 'cos I'm pretty sure from seeing/growing them, that unless maybe you try to bonsai them or something, they're just miniatures. (That doesn't make me love them any less, just sayin') :-) |
Dora thank you so much! I'll make a list of all the plants I have to see if your interested in trading for any of them. If not I'd be happy to buy one from you. I only have one that may be a mini. It has small leaves and sports green flowers. I've lost the original plant and tag but I think it was called Irish Flirt. I had given some leaves to a friend and she shared some back with me when my plant died. Terry |
Here is Optimara Little Sapphire as purchased from Optimara. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Optimara Little Sapphire
And here is Optimara Violet Sapphire, the one I'm looking for. I agree, the Little Jewels are NOT micro-minis. I don't think a micro mini is a true if you have to grow it in a 1-inch thumb pot in order to keep that small. Candy |
Here is a link that might be useful: Optimara Violet Sapphire
Candy, You have caused Envy to raise it's ugly head....... Barbara |
Barbara, Oops!! I'm sorry! Candy |
Ah, my favorite subject. I've been away forever, sorry. Here are some more names you might want to investigate; Jim's Christmas Bell Korina |
Korina!! Missed you :-) |
- Posted by frazzledgessie (My Page) on Fri, Jan 23, 09 at 8:12
If no one minds me asking, is Dainty Dynamo a trailer? |
"If no one minds me asking, is Dainty Dynamo a trailer?" Yep. Dainty Dynamo (8088) 07/13/1994 (J. Stokes) Single pink bell. Medium green, plain, pointed. Miniature trailer |
- Posted by frazzledgessie (My Page) on Sat, Jan 24, 09 at 8:11
Thank you. |
Candyt, thank you for the personal information on how big or tiny those Little Gems get. I will update my list. And thanks Korina for the additions. (The few with the tilde in front are the one's I have so far. Have one extra Fruit Fly and two extra Rob's Twinkle Blue for sharing/trading this spring. It's been in the single digits at night here so no trading right now. BRRRR!) I love Spunky Trail, too and hope to get that one soon. Here's that list: A Work in Progress: Micro Miniature List |
Great list; I've killed several of those. On a personal note, Tiny Moon Goddess is the coolest, toughest broad around. You'll love her. If you can get ahold of a copy of 'Growing to Show', the author has an interesting and informative story about Optimara's Little Gems, from when they were introduced. I don't have my copy nearby or I'd just quote it. I used to have Little Rose Quartz and Little Apatite; Rose was a *very* pretty little plant, micro or not. Apatite... Hmm, how to describe Apatite? A bit like a rambunctious little boy; it would throw suckers *everywhere* when it was young, and became a little mini in a larger pot. It did get more agreeable when it got older (thankfully; I had trouble keeping up with it). Both were great plants (wouldn't expect anything less from an Optimara), but they weren't micros. /blather] |
I've killed several myself. :( I call it "gaining experience." But, really, I just feel awful about it. The ones that have managed to survive me are just really determined, nothing I've done I'm sure. I've been salivating over Tiny Moon Goddess for some time. She's always just out of my bidding range on eBay. Just hoping to get the chance to trade for one this Spring/Summer. |
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Hello Richard,
Thank you for writing on our Forum.
It does have to be save in the C:/, in order to be able to be loaded by the software afterwards.
The same way that when you save a file on Word, it saves on your computer or another local disk.
You can, of course, save a copy of the Family Tree Builder project file or folders on your Cloud. Those folders are located per default on your C:/My Documents/MyHeritage.
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Thanks for getting back to me. If I uinderstand you correctly, the software has to reside oin my local c:\ drive but I can have my data on the network drive. That's what I've tried to do but the software keeps picking up my data from the c:\ drive. I'm going to back up my project the c:\ drive and then move that entire folder to my network drive.
Thanks for your help Felipe
Thank you for your reply.
Sorry if I wasn't clear. In order for the software work properly, the data also needs to reside in your computer for a smooth opening and working with it.
What I tried to suggest was that you can make a copy of the data and save it anywhere. But still you need to keep the original version on the computer.
Nonetheless, remember that by syncing your tree to your family site on MyHeritage, you are actually doing the same thing as saving it on a Cloud. In other words, you are sycing and saving it to a remote server (MyHeritage's server).
Hope I could make it clear now.
Now THAT is a very good question.
The cloud will be the way of the future and if the software cannot be loaded to that network drive-- then it should be high on the developement team agenda-- you know third on the list after, coffe, football and Golf.
Dear Robert,
Please try to use the search map on the bottom of the first SuperSearch page. You can click on the world map and select the area or country that you would like to search on.
Moreover, I would like to recommend that you take a look on the article linked below on how to better use SuperSearch features to filter your research:
Jeg føler meg tilsvarende "svindlet" selv om jeg har vært noe mer aktiv enn du. Jeg også oppdaget at jeg var registrert inn bare ved å fylle inn navnet mitt. Greit nok. Jeg er jo interessert og klikket litt videre, fylte inn litt mer og fant noen kontaktpunkter jeg syntes var interessante. Da ble det jo fort et spørsmål om penger og jeg vurderte det også som så interessant at jeg hentet VISA-kortet og betalte. Beløpet er trukket fra min konto, men jeg har ikke fått noe mer tilganger eller rettigheter. Samme hva jeg klikker på kommer det opp beskjed om at jeg må betale for Premium-medlemskap. Noe jeg altså allerede har gjort.
Og når jeg via de kanalene som er gitt her prøver å få hjelp er det bare standard-meldinger som kommer i retur. Jeg er mildt sagt forbannet.
Så min advarsel; hold deg unna og ikke bruk tiden din på dette. I hvert fall ikke pengene dine.
Det er en kundeservive-epostadresse nederst på siden. Det hjelper bare ikke å sende noe dit. Det kommer kun en svarpost på engelsk at de har mottatt meldingen.
Hi, I've just been updating my Family Tree and got a little carried away and started adding non related people to the tree, such as the family of my Husband, who obviously is not blood related to my Parents etc. I have started a new Family Tree for his family and now I want to delete his family from the other Family Tree. How do you do this as I can't find a "delete record" or similar anywhere.
Thank you for your time.
Jag satte av misstag in en person i släktträdet. Jag har försökt att ta bort men hittar ingen funktion för det.
Jag använder MacX 10.4.11.
Hur gör jag?
Hur tar jag bort en person i Family Tree Builder ?
För att ta bort en person i ditt träd i Family Tree Builder , gör följande :
1. Öppna ditt träd i Family Tree Builder .
2. Hitta den person som du vill ta bort och öppna hans / hennes personliga kort.
3. Klicka på knappen "Redigera" och välj "person" .
4. Klicka på " Ta bort person " .
Is it an online-tree or FTB on you computer?
In order to find records from a specific country, I would like to recommend you to refine your search by country / state / city by entering a location on the field(s) named: Place. You can also scroll down to the map and click on the specific country. This will rearrange the results placing the most relevant to the location first.
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I agree!!
Why can't you all offer a pedigree view?
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It is not unusual recently (don't think it ever happened before) for the system to not provide me with the code number needed to verify a comment sent outside the actual confirmation process.
Usually where I have rejected a match, for example because of insufficient information about the person in the other site holder's tree.
I commonly send a message as a courtesy to the other site member, telling them that the person may well be the same but without details I can't confirm so have rejected it.
Have to reject it or it will hang about in the system forever.
Then it is all done and I click send comment and wait for the code needed and it doesn't appear, just a funny little greenish square.
So I cut and paste the message into the MyHeritage message system...
Shouldn't happen, but.
I am receiving many matches for confirmation. When needing to reject a match, I'd like to have a choice, which may also be helpful to MyHeritage's matching process as well:
1. Reject because definitely wrong. Often I am able to provide a pointer to the dcument
2. Reject because of insufficient data for validation.
Is such a system upgrade possible?
It will get worse when I upload a new besion of my tree, which will have avor 7000 entries rather than 2500 entry trree I pused several tears ago.
Thank you for your excellent suggestions. We appreciate it very much.
MyHeritage offers a platform for site managers to share and discuss the information they know about their ancestors. Smart Matches are suggestions, triggered by overlapping information in published and accessible family trees of other site managers. You can copy the information with the options "confirm" and "reject", as it also is a personal choice to contact the other site manager and discuss the information published by him. You can simply contact a site manager by clicking on the option 'Contact site manager'. It is furthermore possible to add extra information regarding the Smart Match in the field 'Share your comments about this Smart Match'.
We will keep your suggestion for upgrade in order to investigate possibilities for improvement.
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"The Real Housewives of New Jersey" concluded its turbulent season Sunday night on Bravo. What happened? Read on and find out …
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In the latest headline to surface about Teresa Giudice's legal woes, RadarOnline.com writes that the "Real Housewives of New Jersey" star offered a plea deal to avoid jail time, but… More
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Two stars of "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" have pleaded not guilty to a number of federal fraud charges. Teresa and Guiseppe "Joe" Giudice appeared… More
BY Nicole Eggenberger Teresa Giudice's family will stay by her side as she faces up to 50 years in prison. "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" star and her husband,… More
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UPDATED: Joe and Teresa Guidice of "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" were ordered to stay close to home by a federal court judge on Tuesday. Latest details …
Two stars of the "Real Housewives of New Jersey" were indicted Monday on federal fraud charges, accused of exaggerating their income while applying for loans before their TV show debuted in 2009, then hiding their improving fortunes in a bankruptcy filing after their first season aired.
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