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September 2012, by Chris Wolski - Also by this author
Robert "Bob" Soell, fleet manager at Suntrup Ford in St. Louis, recently celebrated his 95th birthday. While most men his age would be enjoying a well-deserved retirement, Soell (rhymes with "sell") is still looking forward to working until he reaches a very special milestone. But, that won't be for awhile. He simply isn't old enough.
When Soell was inducted into the Automotive Fleet Hall of Fame in 2008 as a founding member, he quipped that he had no intentions to retire until he reached at least his 102nd birthday. What seemed to be a light jest has become, in fact, a serious goal.
"My wife was watching Johnny Carson and called me in to see a guest who was a 102-year-old Chevy salesman. Being a smart aleck, I said, 'don't want to beat him, I want to tie him.'"
While Soell is well on his way to tying the Chevrolet centenarian's record, it isn't because he feels obligated by his off-the-cuff remark from years ago. His motivation is much simpler. "I enjoy the business. It's a job I can do blindfolded because I know how to do it," he said.
Soell still shows up to work every day, handling courtesy deliveries for Suntrop Ford, a role he's had for more than 12 years.
Soell checks in the vehicles and arranges any service for them. He handles the courtesy delivery process personally. This includes receiving and processing the purchase order for the vehicle, serving as the point of contact with the driver, and arranging with the auction to pick up a trade-in.
Soell's attention to detail includes even the smallest and most seemingly mundane of tasks, including installing license plates. (He said he has installed 60,000 front and back.) By his own count, Soell has delivered tens of thousands of fleet vehicles.
Like many professionals who have built a career in fleet, Soell's introduction to the industry was by accident. In fact, his first love was basketball — which, as fate would have it, opened all of his career doors for him.
After successful high school and naval basketball careers, he was part of a cadre who attempted to bring professional basketball to St. Louis. But, his sporting life changed gears somewhat to a fleet one when he decided to buy a new car in 1948.
Soell was promoting basketball events at the time, particularly with the Harlem Globetrotters, and needed a vehicle to transport the Globetrotters' opponents from venue to venue. He bought a 1947 Ford "Woody" station wagon from Fred Evens Ford in St. Louis. After the season, he brought the station wagon in to be serviced. "They asked me if I wanted to sell cars," he recalled. "I said, 'I don't know how to sell cars,' and they replied, 'Can you read and write? You start tomorrow.'"
Soell continued promoting basketball events in and around St. Louis during the early days of his career. This was possible because, in those days, dealers closed at 5 p.m. during the week and at noon on Saturday.
"The fleet customers would give me a $100 deposit, I'd place the order, and 12 to 15 months later, you'd have the vehicle," he said, adding that he received $5 commision per vehicle. A princely sum for a young guy in 1948.
Soell, who has spent his entire automotive career with Ford, sold vehicles to national companies full-time for 35 years until the business changed and many companies opted for leasing instead of outright ownership.By the late 1980s, Soell was working for Kribs Ford City in St. Louis where he delivered 11,815 new cars and trucks between 1985 and 2000. Kribs was sold to Suntrup in 2000 and Soell stayed on.
Soell, as his induction as a founding member of the Automotive Fleet Hall of Fame attests, has done more than just sell and manage fleet vehicles; he has helped lead and evolve the industry. Soell is a charter member of the Automotive Fleet and Leasing Association (AFLA) and belongs to the NAFA Fleet Management Association. He is also listed as one of AF's "50 Most Important People in Fleet History."
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Pumpkin Center resident with 2 pounds of meth, $10K, 2 firearms arrested
Officials: Man was previous convicted felon
PUMPKIN CENTER, Calif. -
A man was arrested after officials said they found two pounds of meth and a lot of cash in his house during a search.
On Feb. 21, at about 6:00 a.m., the Kern County California Multi-jurisdictional Methamphetamine Enforcement Team said they served a drug-related search warrant at a home on Giminiani Lane, with the assistance of the Kern Narcotics Enforcement Team.
Narcotics detectives said they received tips that 64-year-old Pumpkin Center resident, Irvin Chappel, was involved in the sales of meth.
During a search of Chappel's home, detectives said they found about two pounds of methamphetamine, over $10,000 in cash, and evidence of drug sales.
Officials said a 9mm Ruger handgun and a sawed-off shotgun were found, loaded in the living area of the home. Both firearms were loaded and easily accessible, according to police. Officials said the handgun was reported stolen and the shotgun had the serial numbers filed off of it.
The meth has an estimated street value of over $90,000, according to officials.
Chappel, a previously convicted felon, was arrested and booked into the Kern County Jail on charges of possession of a controlled substance, possession of a controlled substance for sales, possession of a firearm by a felon, possession of ammunition by a felon and possession of stolen property.

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text: Hunt Unit Advisory New to the 2014 Big Game Seasons Application Eligibility Changes and several NEW Elk Hunt/Harvest Strategies were approved by the Wildlife Commission to increase elk harvest to meet population objectives. Application Eligibility and Draw changes allow an applicant to either: Apply for and draw both an Antlered Elk and Antlerless (Cow) Elk Tag in same draw. Apply for and draw both a Spike Elk Only and Antlerless Elk Tag in same draw. Apply for all antlerless elk hunts (Antlerless Elk, Antlerless Elk Management, and Antlerless Elk Depredation) in the same draw but only draw one (1) of these tags in the same year. You are not allowed to apply for both an Antlered Elk and Spike Elk hunt in the same draw. Spike Elk Only rifle and archery hunts in all Area 6 unit groups Combination Antlerless Elk Management hunt and Mule Deer hunt - allows a successful mule deer tag applicant to draw an antlerless elk management tag for the same season dates and within the same unit group as the mule deer tag. This will hopefully increase cow elk harvest without additional hunters and added hunter congestion. Combination Antlerless Elk Management hunt and Antlered Elk hunt - allows a successful antlered elk tag applicant to draw an antlerless elk management tag for the same season dates and within the same unit group as the antlered elk tag. With the new Ewe hunts a person will need to choose between applying for ram or ewe hunts in the same subspecies. They will not be able to apply for both in the same subspecies. Changes to the 2014 Big Game Seasons Added an additional pronghorn doe hunt for Units 131 and 145. The early antlerless elk rifle season was moved to Sept. 17 – Oct. 6 in place of the elk muzzleloader season to have a more successful weapon class to increase cow elk harvest to meet population objectives. The primary October antlerless elk rifle "mid" season runs Oct. 7–20. A late antlerless elk season was added for Unit Groups 061, 071 and 062, 064, 068, running Nov 21–Jan 15. Shift both Area 6 unit group's bull muzzleloader hunts and the Unit Group 062, 064, 066-068 antlerless elk muzzleloader hunt to Sept. 1–16, and eliminate Unit 061, 071 antlerless elk muzzleloader season due to too much congestion with bull muzzleloader hunt. Shift Area 6 unit group's bull archery season to Aug. 16–31 and antlerless elk archery to Aug. 1-15. All late antlerless elk rifle seasons were extended to January 15 to allow for more elk harvest. "Wilderness Only" antlerless elk rifle seasons were established in Unit 162, 222, and 231 where hunters may only hunt within the designated wilderness areas managed by either the Bureau of Land Management or U.S. Forest Service. Unit 144, 145 Depredation Bull Elk Hunt was expanded to 3 consecutive seasons to accommodate more tags. For Hunt 4107, Antlerless Elk Depredation hunt, multiple season set for Unit 121 and Units 144, 145 to accommodate more tags and increase cow elk harvest and for Units 101–103 only a single long season due to very low hunter success in past years. For desert bighorn ram hunt in Unit 212, Lone Mountain,2 split seasons to reduce hunter congestion. Nonresident desert bighorn ram hunts closed in Units 262 and 266. Nonresident California bighorn ram hunt closed in Unit 033. Resident Rocky Mountain bighorn hunt closed in Unit 091. Bighorn Ewe Hunts initiated in desert bighorn Units 212, 213, and 268 and in California bighorn Unit 068 due to herds exceeding their sustainable management levels and limited acceptable transplant opportunities. Alternate Tag Process Every year hundreds of tags are returned to the Department prior to the start of the season. Most of these returned tags are not reissued. In an effort to give more hunters the opportunity to hunt big game, the process was changed last year. During the online application process an applicant will affirm their willingness to be an alternate and accept an alternate tag by marking a check-off box on each species they are applying for. For example: When someone applies for an antelope tag, they will be able to check a box that affirms "If I am unsuccessful I will accept an alternate tag if it becomes available and (the/my) charge card will be charged immediately." If you are unsuccessful in drawing an antelope tag you are then automatically placed on the alternate list for the choices on your application. To learn more check out NAC 502.4175 Application for tag or bonus point; fees (Page 13). Pre-Register Your Hunter Education The Department offers pre-registration of hunter education. The Department recommends hunters check to see if their hunter education records are on file. You can do so by going to www.huntnevada.com. Call 1-800-576-1020 to confirm your faxed records are received before April 14, 2014. Hunt Unit Advisories In an effort to improve your hunting experience, the Nevada Department of Wildlife has put together a table for hunter access restrictions and other advisories for specific hunts and unit groups. This information may affect your decision on where to apply this year. 2014 Big Game Hunt Applicant Advisories


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- Posted by Thedecoguy South West 9 (My Page) on Sat, Feb 23, 13 at 4:11
Hard to tell from this distance. It lokks like a tree that has been cut down and has sprouted many new growths. Could be anything from Chanomeles to Almond. |
In other words, photo inadequate. Try a closer view, showing buds. |
The background is swallowing it up. Can't tell, especially with no leaves. |
- Posted by lovemanyplants none (My Page) on Sun, Feb 24, 13 at 2:18
There are no leaves. No buds...so...a closer look won't help. I'll post again when growth happens. |
If there are really no buds it's dead. If you look closely I suspect you will find some, even if not showing any green. Can you take a close up of the twig bottom right? There are buds on it which can be seen even in this photo. The bark and bud arrangement can help id a shrub even with no leaves. |
Flora, no, probably not dead. A lot of plants will die to the ground in winter, and sprout from the roots. Or, this one may simply not be budding yet. |
- Posted by lovemanyplants none (My Page) on Sun, Feb 24, 13 at 12:25
None of my plants are budding really because of the frost. It is still so cold at night. I'll take a picture though because I definitely may have missed something. I can do the same with my other trees if you want to look at those also. Nothing is showing growth right now except my bulbs and avocados. Thank you!:) |
- Posted by lovemanyplants none (My Page) on Sun, Feb 24, 13 at 14:45
We're talking buds as in dormant buds, winter buds - the buds that the new shoots you are talking about come out of when the growing season starts. |
Yes, as bboy says, by 'buds' we do not mean green leaflets emerging, we mean the dormant winter buds. Living trees and shrubs have buds on them all through the winter. Eahamel - my statement stands - if there are no dormant buds the thing is dead. But this shrub clearly has dormant buds visible, so is not dead. It could be a Malus which, as Thedecoguy suggested some time back, could have been cut to the ground giving the shrubby appearance as it produces new shoots. Lovemanyplants - can you confirm whether or not their is evidence of a central trunk which has been cut down? |
- Posted by lovemanyplants none (My Page) on Sun, Feb 24, 13 at 16:57
Soooo....what exactly are you saying bboy? Is that not the right picture that Flora asked for? |
- Posted by lovemanyplants none (My Page) on Sun, Feb 24, 13 at 21:35
There is no stump that it had been cut down to that I can find. Supposed to be a shrub I was told. |
Oh good grief - I can't believe that 'their'. A thousand apologies. Bboy - do you think it looks appley? California is out my sphere, so it's just a guess. |
- Posted by Thedecoguy South West 9 (My Page) on Mon, Feb 25, 13 at 6:52
Buds and bark resemble Sorbus. |
I agree, Thedecoguy, that was another one I thought of. Also a member of the Rosaceae, like Malus. |
- Posted by ken_adrian z5 (My Page) on Mon, Feb 25, 13 at 15:31
lovemany ... look at one of your posts.. next to your name it says NONE ... go to your members page ... and change that into closest large city and z? ... whatever your zone is ... these peeps in z8 and 9... will have a better understanding of where you are.. and why its not in bud... etc.. i mean really ... if you are in z9.. and it should have budded weeks ago.. its dead.. if you are z5 MI like me.. post a pic in a month when it gets closer to leafing out ... i presume in one of your many posts.. you probably told us where you are.. but it needs to be in every post.. because we cant keep track of everyone ... well.. i cant ... ken ps: the dead of winter cracks me up here on GW.. we are so starved for new posts.. we will argue about brown sticks.. lol .. just to talk to each other ... thx for your multitude of posts ... so as to entertain us.. when you get your IDs.. head on over to the shrub forum.. if you want ideas on how to take care of these things ... and over there use good searchable titles ... with the latin names included ... |
- Posted by lovemanyplants none (My Page) on Mon, Feb 25, 13 at 15:35
Believe it is an almond. Have been looking at pictures and that's what it looks most like. What do you guys think? |
Not impossible. Almond is also in the Rosaceae but it doesn't look quite right to me. And if you do live in California I would have thought an almond would be in flower by now. Also I have never seen an almond bush, only trees, but then I don't live in an almond climate. |
When it leafs out it will be a lot easier to tell. |
- Posted by lovemanyplants 10 (My Page) on Mon, Feb 25, 13 at 21:52
Sorry, zone is 10. It is not "dead of winter" like Washington or New York or Canada..but instead it is VERY cold at night for us. 25-35 at night. During the day it is up to 70. Frost is showing up in the morning and none of my plants have started budding yet. The reason I think it is a nut( almond or walnut), is because the owner of the property told me it was but I could not remember which. I was hoping I could post a picture and have one of you know. I've never had a nut tree/bush before so I didn't know what to expect. |
- Posted by lovemanyplants none (My Page) on Mon, Feb 25, 13 at 21:58
Definitely not dead. I cut the tree and its green. :) |
Well we can tell you for certain it is not a walnut! I see a dead leaf caught in the base. Can you give us a photo of that? Or of any other dead leaves lying around it? |
- Posted by lovemanyplants none (My Page) on Wed, Feb 27, 13 at 0:49
That's a leaf from the nearby tree. No dead leaves from this one. I'll wait a few weeks and show buds |
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I know a lot of people seem to like this one but I just don't see anything special about it. I've looked it up and read that there is 5 way branching and a 45 bud count, is it really that high or is that hybridizers hype? I do like the shape of it but that's about all I like. Is it a good hybridizing prospect? Anyone else feel that way about a specific daylily? Marg |
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- Posted by newyorkrita z6b/7a LI NY (My Page) on Tue, May 29, 12 at 16:53
It is a beautiful daylily and a good grower and bloomer in my garden. But those bud counts and branching are for way down south. Mine never reblooms and has average branching and budcount. Honestly if you don't much like the flower then why bother with it? There are plenty of other daylilies out there. |
- Posted by dementieva Zone 9 - Houston (My Page) on Tue, May 29, 12 at 19:11
Mine is new since October, and it has bloomed more than once from the same fans already, but it's still short and not very budded. In my opinion, the really exciting things about it aside from potentially good branching/buds/rebloom are: It rusts some, but it seems to be far from the worst. Nate |
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First up was Helen from Fuss Free Flavours with a fig and apple tart tatin flavoured with cardamom, this is not a flavour combination I've ever tried before but it sounds delicious.
Next was my entry which was the tarte tatin from the Larousse Gastronomique book, it was quite heavy on the butter so not one for the health conscious!
Claire from Under The Blue Gum Tree made this salted caramel tarte tatin, I have the same issue of Delicious magazine as Claire where the recipe came from but haven't made it yet. I'm going to give it a go as soon as I can though.
Camilla from Fab Food For All made a beautifully colourful apple and blueberry tarte tatin
I entered again but this time I went savoury with a red onion tarte tatin. If you haven't tried it before I strongly recommend that you do.
Finally there was another apple tarte tatin recipe from Tandy at Lavender & Lime. She also used the Larousse recipe and like me she also found that it was difficult to get the caramel colour, but her tart still looks delicious.
Thanks to everyone who entered. Come back tomorrow when the next Classic French challenge will be announced.


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I live in central Arkansas and was wondering if anyone in this area has experience growing apple trees, what are the best varieties for the area? Thank you |
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- Posted by LullabyF360 8a (My Page) on Thu, Apr 3, 14 at 20:46
This may sound cheesy buuuuuut Arkansas black apple. I live in north Louisiana & have 3 of them (one died from the drought last year). Mine are the dwarf variety. It is by far my favorite apple. Ever. They are prone to nibbles from deer. I almost lost a young one because of that. |
- Posted by grandmotherbear z10FL (My Page) on Wed, Apr 30, 14 at 12:13
I suggest checking out the heirloom varieties at www,bighorsecreekfarm.com They specialize in southern heirlooms divided in to wam weather and cool weather varieties. Arkansas Black is a keeper best stored in your fridge for 50-60 days and then eaten. I have a 2 year old whip of one of its seedlings (king David) and a 1 yr old Arkansas Black whip, among others, I also suggest a book called old Southern Apples by Lee Calhoun for an excellent education in southern Apple varieties. |
- Posted by mogardener z5MO (My Page) on Thu, Aug 14, 14 at 1:09
Check into the tree varieties offered by Guy Ames in Fayetteville. I think it's Ames Nursery and Orchard on Facebook although you can do a Google search for him as well. He specializes in low maintenance varieties and sells semi-dwarf trees shipped in the fall when they have the greatest chance of survival. I have 7 apple trees and 2 pears from him and they are practically bulletproof. I had one tree planted in the wrong place--my fault--that died from being too wet. |
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Bunk beds are a smart solution for siblings who share a room, or for children who love sleepovers with friends. The space-saving furniture can often be disassembled to create two separate beds when your toddler outgrows the bunk. Make sure the top bed includes safety rails and talk to your child about bunk-bed safety.


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The main factor that is driving all the business owners to set up an online presence for their business is the rapid profits that are gained through internet marketing strategy. There is a major transformation that took place globally where entrepreneurs can no longer rely on yellow pages and door to door campaigns. Internet has become the ultimate platform for major changes to take place in all fields, which means innovative planning and thinking can only sustain your position in this tough competitive world. So, it is time for you to grab the attention of multiple web users who are likely to become your customers.
Coping up with the present trend followed on the market can be challenging but not impossible, where every individual will be provided with ample opportunities to improve their business progress. Some of these sources are utilising mobile apps, video advertising and social networking sites that include twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Pinterest etc. Firstly the look of the website should be catchy enough that reduces the chances of viewer skipping to another site. Include impressive web designing tips that offer a modern look to the site such as typography, infographics, parallax, hyperlinks and many more that improve the navigation speed. Also make the content appropriate and advantageous for the users.
The next task will be promoting your business on the internet. This task will be simple and easy due to the ample options that are provided by the web. The various internet marketing strategy of promoting business are–conducting PPC campaigns, banner ads, e-mail marketing, mobile based marketing, video marketing and many more that can be found through a little research on the net. Although all these approaches offer relevant results, the highest profit is attained through PPC campaigns where the search engines get paid for displaying the business site on the top of the search pages. This listing is also limited to the keywords that are chosen for the search task. However, the major conditions of failing in the operation can be reduced by choosing relevant keywords, description and title. This campaign can be funded using a savings account or even instant online payday loans.
While you are promoting the commercials of the business, assure that the major product will be highlighted that grabs user attention. Another aspect that has to be focussed is providing complement products for the older ones. The best example would be developing apps for smartphones; although they are sold the upcoming premium apps can retain the dividends for the mobile companies. Also upgraded version will serve the purpose. Try for swap advertisements where you can promote some other company's products and expect the same for your products. Re-targeting the visitors is one of the best internet marketing strategy in which boosting the sales result can be accomplished instantaneously. Providing multiple options for the customers will retain their interest on the product.
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posted by Will ♠ July 19, 2013
Hey Players,
The results are in for the 6 month tournament of July 13, 2013!!!
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Hey Players,
First off, a big Thank you for everyone who came out to the 6 month Tournament and Stockmans for hosting the event!
posted by Will ♠ May 30, 2013
Congratulations to Joe Lauria for becoming the first person ever to conquer Back Door Poker…..
posted by Will ♠ April 23, 2013
First off, a big THANK YOU to everyone who came out and played in the 3 month tournament, it was a great time and a great turnout.
posted by Will ♠ December 20, 2012
A Back Door Poker player read an article written by Lee Child's and saw some relevance to what we do here at Back Door Poker, so the player decided to write in his own words, with help from Lee's article, his take on poker respect as applied to Back Door Poker.
posted by Will ♠ May 12, 2012
Here is a question guys regarding a poker situation that occurred in the 3 month tournament a couple of weeks ago… what would you do?


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Care for arthritis often involves more than one type of treatment. Treatment may vary over time and may be different depending on the kind of arthritis. Consult your doctor to discuss the best treatment options for you.
There are three basic categories of treatments, and your plan may involve one, two, or all three:
Many drugs, both prescriptions and over-the-counter medications, are used to treat arthritis. Common medications are aspirin-free pain relievers, anti-inflammatory drugs, corticosteroids, disease modifiers, and sleep medications.
Regular exercise is important to keep the body moving and flexible. It may lessen pain, increase movement, reduce fatigue, and helps you look and feel better.
Use of heat or cold over joints may provide short- term relief from pain and stiffness
Pacing helps protect your joints by alternating periods of activity with periods of rest so that your joints don't tire from the stress of repeated tasks
Joint and muscle exercises to improve strength and flexibility
Joints can be protected by learning to use them in ways that avoid excess stress. One way of doing this is to avoid using sore and weak joints. Unless larger joints are sore, for example, it is best to use them when carrying heavy items. The second method is walking with assistive devices like a cane. Lastly, weight control helps ease pain by reducing stress on your joints.
Most people will not need surgery, but in many cases surgery may be effective in minimizing or eliminating pain when other treatment methods have failed.
Osteotomy (restructuring of the bones to shift stresses from diseased to more healthy tissue)
Partial knee or hip replacements (replaces only diseased portion of the joint)
Total joint replacement (used when severe osteoarthritis is present)
Many advances have been made recently allowing surgical procedures that are much less invasive. Such minimally invasive procedures are revolutionizing the way patients experience and recover from surgery.


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In a dystopian near future, it is very hot. Phones are powered by the sun, cars are banned and there are companies more powerful than even countries. The biggest by far is the Corporacy. When the Corporacy abducts his parents, resourceful Charlie Ashanti sets out to save them. Luckily, he's got a secret weapon: he can talk to cats. Adapted by the Olivier Award-winning theatrical innovators Complicite, LIONBOY is a smart and adventurous staging of Zizou Corder's bestselling trilogy. With inimitable visual virtuosity, Complicite's ensemble takes you on a cross-continental rescue mission involving no less than a floating circus, a hot air balloon, a pride of talking lions and one clever chameleon.
"Complicite's performers are the crème de la crème, energetic, charismatic and plain talented enough to command the audience's attention." Time Out London
"Absolutely bursting with glorious energy and vitality ... a show that you can't take your eyes off."A Younger Theatre
Complicite is "the reason I go to the theatre." Lyn Gardner, The Guardian
Theater with fantasy and futuristic themes. Adaptation combines the original stories. Created for family audiences. Sophisticated physical theater appeals to older audiences.
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The mention of "Complicite" evokes serious awe in any habitual theatergoer. The renowned British company, founded in 1983 by theater greats Simon McBurney, Annabel Arden and Marcello Magni, creates one-of-a-kind productions brought to life with powerful physicality and stunning visuals. The company prides itself on "seeing what is most alive," and "integrating text, music, image and action to create surprising, disruptive theater." Past productions (A Disappearing Number, Mnemonic, The Street of Crocodiles, to name a few) garnered critical acclaim alongside countless Olivier, Tony and Drama Desk Award nominations. What can you expect from their first work for kids and families? A perfect showcase of their knack for celebrating the unusual in an artful, elegant and incomparably innovative way!
The London Underground—nicknamed "The Tube"—is over 150 years old.
We interviewed the mother-daughter duo behind the Lionboy book series. See what they have to say about the experience of going from page to stage!
Located inside the New 42nd Street Studios building, The Duke on 42nd Street is home to New Victory programming that requires a more intimate space.
Located just down the block from The New Victory Theater, the New 42nd Street Studios host New Vic shows geared towards our youngest audience members. The space allows for a variety of seating configurations, including options for floor seating, making it easy to move around and step out of the theater area if you and yours need to do so. Stroller parking and changing tables are available.
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Refer to the Child Nutrition Programs Guidance Manual located at: www.azed.gov/health-nutrition/nslp/manuals/
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Available all year round
Celery is as English as the Stilton cheese it's often partnered with: fresh, crunchy and crisp in the autumn, it is perhaps enjoyed best of all with a good cheese board, some fresh-shelled walnuts and a glass of vintage port. Originally, the older varieties of so-called 'dirty' celery from the flat black-earthed Fenlands of East Anglia had a short season – from October to January.
If you're lucky enough to eat some, there is much washing to do, but the flavour is exceptional, particularly after a light frost, when it's sweetest of all. However, a really severe frost can wipe the whole crop out, so growing it can be a hazardous occupation, and in the past during hard winters there was sometimes none available. English Fenland growers have overcome this by not only developing new varieties that can be grown in summer, but have also overcome the severities of a British winter by growing English varieties in the warm climate of Spain. This means extremely good celery is available practically all year round, with a gap from about April to June. If you can get 'dirty' celery in November it is worth all the tedious washing, but it's also good to have English varieties available all year.
To prepare: First of all, remove the tough, large, outer stalks, and as these are usually distinctively stringy, take a sharp paring knife and pare off the strings. Now trim off the outer skin around the root and cut the head vertically, so that some of the sweet, edible root is still intact, then cut into 6-8 layered vertical strips.
Quick-Braised Celery
Celery has such a lot going for it as a raw ingredient in salads, and because of that we rather forget how good it is cooked and served as a vegetable. This method is delightfully quick and easy, and tastes just wonderful.
Quick Vegetable Stock
Fresh stocks are now available in tubs from supermarkets, but if you need a large quantity these can be expensive. Powdered, gluten-free vegetable stock, made by Marigold, is widely available – an excellent storecupboard standby.
Cauliflower Soup with Roquefort
This is a truly sublime soup, it would be good with any cheese you happen to have handy. More good news – it takes little more than 40 mintes to make.
Potato Salad with Roquefort
This potato salad, with creamy, piquant Roquefort and the added crunch of celery and shallots, is good to eat all by itself, but I also like to serve it with cold cuts at a buffet lunch. It's therefore a very good recipe to have around at Christmas.
Celery Baked in Vinaigrette with Pancetta and Shallots
This is a great way to serve celery as a vegetable. I used silicone paper (baking parchment) for this as it looks very pretty if you take the whole parcel to the table – otherwise foil would do. For 4 to 6 people, you can double the ingredients...


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Reviewed Roasted Shrimp with Feta
Jul 7, 2011 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"WOW! delish!!! this was so good and pretty easy to make after work. i left the pernod out and used panko bread crumbs and it was still fabulous. my husband could not stop raving about how much he loved this dish. i will be making this again for dinner after work and when we have company. thanks ina :)""


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I don't post over here often but I wanted to show you what I worked on last week :)
My BIL and SIL bought a new house last week. SIL wanted a
I also did a pear and tomato tile but I didn't take pictures :( Maybe I'll get all of them when they are up on the wall! They had to look rustic she said so I rubbed the tiles with gel stain and speckled with brown and black paint. The pictures really don't do them justice! |
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Wow sweets~ those look terrific. I've wanted to do that on some leftover tile that we have to use as trivets, but haven't gotten around to it. Your SIL is going to love her backspash. For sure, take a pic when they are all in place and post it for us to see. |
- Posted by craftylady-2006 (My Page) on Wed, Jan 17, 07 at 6:44
Excellent painting on the tiles. Yes, your SIL is going to love the backsplash, I agree. Sal |
- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Wed, Jan 17, 07 at 14:59
Those look so nice. I've seen them do that on HGTV, but never knew anyone who had done it themselves. That is so great because you can get exactly what you want, and what a great way to add some color and life to a room. Luvs |
I'm not happy today :(. SIL hung the tiles and they look awesome but I just found out from another SIL that those tiles are the only thing my BIL and SIL are admitting I helped with. I did more work in their kitchen than they did because they were constantly taking cigarette and coffee breaks. They claimed they did all the wall scraping, painting, scrubbing, etc themselves and seemed to forget they had a third person helping! I'm livid! Those tiles will be the last thing they get from me! |
- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Tue, Jan 30, 07 at 11:12
Ahhh, Sweets! I wish I knew what to say to make you feel better. But be careful, perhaps your other SIL who told you that is a little jealous and exagerating a bit. That happens sometimes too you know. Or maybe the other two are just so proud of how wonderful the kitchen came out that they are a little "puffed" up with themselves right now--I am sure it exceeded their expectations when those beautiful tiles you painted were added. You KNOW you pitched in and really helped them and they KNOW it too--next time you are over, you might have to say "WE three sure did a great job redoing this kitchen, didn't WE?" No way they can deny it then. I know it really hurts when you feel slighted--you do such beautiful work, and they were so lucky to have all your help. Luvs |
Sweets, your tiles are gorgegous! Try not to let SIL comments bother you, sometimes people do this when secretly wishing they had been the one to help out! I have a young granddaughter who is like this, she seems to take great pleasure in stirring things up! Poor darlings just don't get it...we do and help out of love! |
That really bites Sweets. I'm sure you didn't do the work for them to get praise, but it is nice to be appreciated. I used to work for a glory hog and it's no fun. I imagine even worse when it's family. Hopefully it is just a misunderstanding and SIL took it the wrong way. Anyhow, you did a wonderful job on those tiles so you have the satisfaction of knowing what a superior talent you have. :) ~Anj |
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Fútbol: The Beautiful Game
Exhibition: | Fútbol: The Beautiful Game |
On View: | February 2–July 20, 2014 |
Location: | BCAM, Level 3 |
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) presents Fútbol: The Beautiful Game, an exhibition examining the sport of fútbol, or soccer, as it is known in the United States. Featuring approximately 50 works by nearly 30 artists on the subject of fútbol—often referred to as "the beautiful game"—the exhibition looks at issues of nationalism, identity, globalism, and mass spectacle as well as the shared human experience between spectators from a multitude of cultures. In anticipation of the 2014 World Cup that takes place in Brazil this summer, LACMA's exhibition considers the sport through video, photography, painting, sculpture, and large-scale installation.


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LOS ANGELES, February 23, 2013—Romance, religion and alcohol often make for a volatile cocktail. Throw in cellphones and social networking, and international incidents are one click away.
This Saturday night is the Jewish holiday of Purim. It is a celebration of female power, and one of two Jewish drinking holidays. Unlike the Irish, who always have St. Patrick's Day on March 17, Purim ranges every year from a bit before to a bit after. Yet too many Jews confuse "eat, drink and be merry" with "drink, get drunk and fall down." The holiday commands people to get so drunk that they cannot tell the difference between Mordechai and Esther.
Costume parties and masquerade balls are the order of the night, and my date and I several years ago decided to do matching costumes. In a role reversal, I was the angel and she was the devil. We decided during the evening to quickly sneak around the block to my place and change up the costumes slightly to confuse people. We were both going to be "half and half."
Assertive woman that she was, she took over my bedroom to change while I was banished to the living room. My initial inclination was to wait for her and then change in my room. The living room is not for changing clothing.
To avoid keeping her waiting, for the first and last time in my existence, I changed in the living room. Naturally in that sixty seconds, my roommate came home. The conversation was every bit as normal as one would expect with one man wearing no pants and holding a devil's pitchfork.
Roommate: Dude!
Me: It's not what it looks like.
Roommate: You're pantsless, and you're holding a devil's pitchfork.
Me: Nothing is going on.
Roommate (upon hearing her voice calling out for something): Have you got a girl back there?
Me: It's not what you think.
Roommate: I always thought I was cooler than you.
Me: You are cooler than me.
In the bad timing award, she comes out of the bedroom wearing only a brassiere and angel wings. Without seeing him, she turns to me and says, "I need your pants." Without asking, she grabs my trousers and retreats to the bedroom.
Roommate: What the hell is going on here?
After protesting too much, he then asked to take a picture for posterity. The answer was no, and I now know I can put my pants on both legs at a time in less than three seconds before a camera can be snapped. He wanted to tell me I was "no fun," but his earlier assessment conflicted with that.
Now flash forward to today. Young people drink, get drunk, get naked, or scantily clad, take photos of themselves, and send them to "only people they really trust."
This is where the fun often stops and the pain starts.
There are no naked pictures of me anywhere. Not from my childhood. Not from a hospital stay. Not from the 4:00 a.m. walk from the bedroom to the refrigerator. God invented robes for a reason.
Pictures were not necessary for me to remember that night. In the course of my life, naked pictures have been sent to me by women. Responding in kind was not necessary. In fact, they probably appreciated my not sending them more than I appreciated receiving theirs.
So to every man out there tempted to send "himself" in the raw to her, look in the mirror first. Ask yourself honestly: "Does anybody really want to see this?" The answer is no. Men like receiving pictures of naked women. Women do not like receiving pictures of us. They are hot. We are icky and gross. Life is unfair.
As for the women, the decision to send pictures is often enhanced by alcohol consumption. Regrets may fade, but pictures are forever, especially when distributed throughout the globe on Facebook and Twitter.
So on this Purim, imploring people to be moderate in their drinking may be too much to ask. Yet for the sake of a healthy dating life, keep the clothing on in public and leave the cellphone cameras off when drinking, always.
Have a safe and sane Purim.
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It's a decision every Florida grower must make at some point once psyllid control has been exhausted and greening begins to set in.
"They need to capture as much equity in the groves as they can now," he says, offering an example of a grower producing 500 boxes of Valencias. "You just keep doing that as long as you can. But at the point when you're done and your existing grove has no more equity, if the decisions to keep going, then what you need to do is open hydroponics."
The other main goal of his 5-acre test block was to gauge growth in Florida's humid environment. Many of the techniques Spykes is using are adapted from Spain, which has an arid Mediterranean climate.
"Roots are totally dependent on what you're dripping onto them," he says. "But what we proved at Rock Bottom is we can achieve the same results in a high-rainfall environment. Because of Rock Bottom, everybody assumes we can do it and away we go—we're onto the next phase, which is figuring out things for Florida."
Putting the system to the test
Spykes' production system caught the attention of Kelly Morgan, a soil and water scientist with the Southwest Florida Research and Education Center in Immokalee. He is experimenting with 8 acres of citrus on drip irrigation.
Morgan's work in advanced systems is designed to address growers' concerns about a tree's lifespan being reduced to 10 to 15 years from 30 years. His work helped confirm that open hydroponics can work in Florida's sandy soil, which doesn't retain water and nutrients well.
"Growers never want to remove their trees," he says. "They're spraying leaves with micronutrients and nitrogen and potassium that seem to alleviate the [greening] symptoms.
"That's a very hot debate. We're not making the claim open hydroponics will even reduce the effects of greening. All we're wanting to do is improve the business side of things for the grower."
Arnold Schumann, a soil scientist at the Citrus Research and Education Center in Lake Alfred, also has looked at drip irrigation as well as micro-jets. His work showed that trees do grow faster and yield better with reduced water and nutrients.
The one issue with drip irrigation is it doesn't provide frost protection like micro-jets do. But Schumann says if you consider drip saves 50 percent of fertigation compared with micro-jets, and micro-jets save one-third over conventional irrigation, the efficiency is hard to beat.


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Tick Species
The family Ixodidae (hard ticks) is by far the largest and economically most important family with 13 genera and approximately 650 species.
The most important species of hard ticks in North America as parasites of companion animals are:
Ixodes pacificus, Ixodes scapularis (dammini) (Black-legged (Deer) tick), Dermacentor variabilis (American dog tick), Rhipicephalus sanguineus (Brown dog tick) and Amblyomma americanum (Lone star tick), Haemaphysalis leporispalustris, Boophilus annulatus and Boophilus microplus.
I. ricinus (Castor bean tick, sheep tick) a prostriate tick, is the most common tick in Northern Europe and is an important vector of both animal and human diseases.
The family Argasidae (soft ticks) comprises 5 genera and approximately 170 species.
The 5 genera are: Argasinae (e.g. spp. Argas reflexus, Argas vespertilionis), Ornithodorinae (e.g. spp. Ornithodoros hermsi, Ornithodoros coriaceus, Ornithodoros moubata), Otobinae (e.g. sp. Otobius megnini), Antricolinae, Nothoaspinae.
Morphology of A Castor bean tick Ixodes ricinus; B Black-legged deer tick Ixodes scapularis (dammini); C Brown dog tick Rhipicephalus sanguineus; D American dog tick Dermacentor variabilis
Deer Tick
The Black-legged tick (Deer Tick) Ixodes scapularis is found in eastern North America. It has been observed in Michigan, Iowa, Illinois, and Indiana.
Four diseases are spread by the bite of I. scapularis: Lyme disease, caused by Borrelia burgdorferii (a type of bacterium); human babesiosis, caused by a protozoan, Babesia microti; human granulocytic ehrlichiosis (HGE) (a bacterial infection); and tick-borne encephalitis.
American Dog Tick
Dermacentor variabilis, the American dog tick, is found throughout the United States. This species is the most common vector of Rocky Mountain spotted fever (RMSF), which the tick can transmit after only 5-20 hours of feeding. It can also transmit Tularemia (hunter's disease).
Apparently, it plays no significant role in the transmission of Lyme disease and Babesiosis.
Brown Dog Tick
The Brown dog tick Rhipicephalus sanguineus or kennel tick is one of the most widely distributed tick on the world.
It is generally believed that this species of tick cannot over winter in the more northern United States or northern Europe except within buildings with centralized heating.
The brown dog tick is a putative vector of Ehrlichia canis, a blood protozoan parasite that causes canine Ehrlichiosis. Other pathogens are Rickettsia rickettsia, R. belli, R. rhipicephali, R. montana and Babesia canis, another protozoan parasite that causes canine Babesiosis.
Lone Star Tick
The Lone Star tick Amblyomma americanum is distributed from central Texas, eastern Oklahoma, north to Missouri, and eastward in broad belt across the southeastern United States. Along the Atlantic coast, its distribution extends northward to coastal areas of New Jersey and New York.
Its role as a vector of disease in dogs is uncertain, but Lone Star ticks infected with the agents of Rocky Mountain spotted fever and Lyme disease occur in nature. It is suspected in transmission of tick paralysis in dogs. Lone Star ticks transmit Tularemia (hunter's disease) to humans.
Castor Bean Tick
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No, it doesn't. Try reading regex(7). \1 is a backreference, which means that it doesn't match the same regexp as the parenthesized subexpression that it refers to, but it matches the same text that was previously matched by that parenthesized subexpressions.
For example, while your second example matches 01/02/03, 11/58/97 and whatever, the first one only matches eg. 01/01/01, 52/52/52 and the likes. You get it?


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I really like this color. I've been looking for a nude for an everyday, natural look. This matches perfectly! I will say however, that this color will accentuate lip lines if your lips are dry or chapped. The staying power is also not as long as I'd like it to be. But then again, I've never had much luck with lipsticks/lipglosses staying on my lips for the "8-12 hours" their companies claim. I've come to the conclusion that those claims are just unrealistic, & don't exist. Other than that, this is a lovely lipstick/color. I would buy again:)
NC30 in MAC, 125 MUFE.. this color is absolutely perfect for flushed natural lips on me. I bought this on a lark, and didn't anticipate loving it. It was $10 at my local CVS, $5 Walmart.
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This is a great wearable nude for my NW 20- NW 25 skin. But the major downfall is that it has no staying power. It doesn't even last an hour on me. I just can't seem to find a good drugstore lipstick that lasts. I usually use Buxom and MUFE. I will use up the tube that I have, but I will not repurchase.
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Have to admit I fell into the hype of everyones raves on this product, so sad to say unfortunately this is to cheap looking and pale on my lips it doesn't apply evenly and is way to light for me. I can work with it if I layer with other lip glosses or lipsticks. But def. a miss for me on its own.
I have been searching for a nude lipstick for a while and when a friend recommended this shade, I decided to give it a try.
I'm not entirely sure if I love or hate this product but it does give me what I was looking for, which is a nude color. My lips are pigmented with the upper lip being darker than the lower one and Colorburst lives up to its name by canceling out the natural color and leaving my lips a pale shade.
However, like many have said below me, this product does settle into fine lines and if your lips aren't perfectly smooth, every imperfection will be exposed. Not surprising since it is a very light color. To minimize the ghostly look, apply colored lip gloss over it, which was what I did to appear less sickly.
I would repurchase if I don't find a better alternative.
In terms of color on my lips, it is a total HG product. However, in terms of consistency this stuff fails. It looks creamy in the tube but applies patchy and settles into fine lines on the lips. It is also very drying, and I have naturally always dry lips even though I moisturize and scrub my lips religiously. So if you have any imperfections on your lips this will look like crap. I would try rimmel moisture renew as a good nude alternative.
Beautiful color! Try pairing this Soft Nude lipstick with Revlon Super Lustre gloss is Peach Petal. Perfect combination and a winner!!!
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Best lipstick ever. I use this all the time and I have 3 YSL lipsticks so you can get a comparison to how great this is. This is my most used lipstick by far. It looks amazing with a smokey eye and a natural eye. It goes with literally anything which makes it so amazing. I like to pair it with Buxom's Katie lipgloss or ELF's fairy lipgloss. It looks so good without washing my fair complexion out.
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This shade was AWFUL on me! This color did not work for me at all. It washed me totally out even with a gloss and a dak brown lipliner, it's almost like adding to it made it worse. I got this on clearance at Walgreens's for $2.29 yesterday and thought I was getting a good deal. It would have been a good deal if the color would have worked but it was so terrible on me. It once again gave me that pasty white mouth, ashy look. The color is a soft peach, but it comes out on the lips as frosty and somewhat of a dull pink color. I had high hopes for this lipstick but in no way could I make this one work. I should have known something was going to be off about it when I was gliding it on my lips it took on a white appearance and it went downhill from there. Maybe nudes are not for me. I will stick with the one that I already have, which is "Sparkling Cider", another Revlon lipstick from their pearl line.
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This product is a great product, by unfortunately not for me. The first time I tried this out it washed me out way too much, even when I put a gloss over it, it still was too nude, especially for my skin tone. I am a tan black girl and it did not match me well! And if your lips are chapped, this could get ugly! I do however recommend it, but it did not work out for me : (


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THANK YOU for the great story!!! I am a BIG fan of recycling and love your kitty story!! Love the bag too! The theme on my homemade biz cards for my garden art is *Recycle*Recreate*Reinstate* |
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Oh, how cute that is. I'm always amazed at the antics of cats. ROSEMARYTHYME's cat is the only one I've ever seen that IF I were a cat person, I'd like to have. My DD gave it to them as a kitten. He's a Hemmingway Cat - five fingers, and is the most interesting cat to be around. He checks me out eyeball to eyeball every time I go there, especially when I'm wearing a hat. He gives me the once-over. He also DEMANDS attention - center stage at all times. He's is soooooo beautiful. |
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Titan ships the Skalli in a quite attractive package. I get the image at the top of the front, the trees, as it seems to give that foggy, mysterious feeling that goes along with most legends. The prismatic bit at the bottom is very eye catching, but I can't put a finger on how it applies to the cooler other than it looks good. Titan also leaves a nice window in the front so you may get a quick glimpse of what's inside.
As you can see in the image of the Skalli, this is a more compact cooler design. The specs chart found near the bottom exemplifies this even more.
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Spinning the Titan package around one more time, we see no side is left unadorned with information. This time Titan lays out, very specifically, the processor compatibility with their own 130W cap taken into account.
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I cleaned and fumigated the greenhouse this fall, and cleaned & treated all plants before placing them in there. Nevertheless, there they are again. Between last year and this, I've tried sticky traps, insecticidal soap, neem oil, di-syston systemic (Bonide) and cyfluthrin (Bayer), but they seem as abundant and as healthy as ever. I'd really like to get this problem under control before I start my seeds. Does anyone have any advice, anything that's worked for you ... short of nuking the whole greenhouse and its contents? Thanks in advance, Diane |
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I'll trade you 20 white flies for 150,000 of my spider mites. Have you tried those yellow No-Pest strips? I think I saw them at HD. In a closed GH they should work. But air it out a bit before you spend time in it. I can't get rid of spider mites in my Rion GH. I'm about to spray everything including the benches with both Neem oil and a Systemic yet again. My impatiens are spider magnets yet one of my favorite plants. I'd hate to give them up but it may come down to that. |
Without the correct, and quite expensive equipment, it is very difficult for us to get sprays to work effectively. We just cannot get the coverage beneath every leaf. Only those "fogger" type machines can assure this. One whitefly means 100,000 later! My neighbor works at a nursery down the road. This place is infested with whiteflies. Guess where she brings her veggy starter sets home from in the spring!! I battle them the rest of the summer/fall. They get on your clothes and next thing I know, they are in my greenhouse. I do believe world wars were started for less. This spring/summer I sent away for some predator mites, out of desperation, from Sterling Insectary. I had spider mites covering my bananas in the greenhouse and outside as well. Shock of all shocks, they cleared them up. First time that beneficials have actually worked for me. Call them up and ask for Kim. Diane, I'm sure they have something that will help your whitefly problem. The website is pretty helpful. Just keep in mind that some beneficials require longer day periods to be effective. All attempts using ladybugs and green lacewing eggs/larvae have resulted in wasted money/effort, and more stress/frustration. |
- Posted by sandy0225 z5 Indiana (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Thu, Jan 17, 08 at 7:39
Have you tried Isotox spray? (acetaphate).It seemed to help my problem spots in the greenhouse, and it's got some systemic action. Ornamentals only. But I think what you're doing is right, just rotate your sprays more, in other words use one that works via a different mode every few times. It sounds like maybe they are resistant to some of your chemicals or you're not getting good enough coverage with your spray, or check your measurements too. If you're using it too weak it won't be as effective and then you've exposed your bugs to it and they will be resistant. So throwing a properly mixed new spray in there with really good complete spray coverage might be just the ticket you're looking for. I like to also keep a small hand sprayer loaded up with insecticidal soap and carry it with me in the greenhouse and blast any I see in between sprays. As far as I know, soap and horticultural oil are two things that bugs can't get resistant to, but the oil and soap might burn the leaves of your plants. Of course, it's not season yet anyway so that really wouldn't matter all that much. They would grow back. You can also go out there with a vacuum cleaner and rustle the leaves and suck up the adults which puts a surprizing dent in the population too in between sprays. It will eventually work, but it just won't be that instant fix you're looking for. Whitefly predators might not be the answer right now. Most of them need 30-45 days for the chemical residues to wear off before you can put them out successfully. But be sure and check on that too because that would be the safest way. Neem oil seems to be very popular on Gardenweb. But all it ever did for me was clog my sprayer. (I know there will be backlash for that!) Sticky cards are really just for monitoring, and they won't take out a population by themselves. |
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I swear by products with Imidacloprid in them. I used Marathon granules to clear up a terrible infestation on hibiscus in my grow room last winter. It's a systemic that lasts for many months. Because it's a granule, you don't have to deal with messy sprays, or worry about missing a few leaves. It does take a while to work its way up into larger or woody plants, but it will get there eventually. It is expensive - about $135 for a 5 gallon jug that should last you quite a while. And hard to find - you will need to go to a horticultural supply place that caters to professional growers. I can give you a link to one online if you need it. You can also spray or drench with an imidacloprid product. Bayer makes several that are easy to find - Rose & Flower Spray, 3 in 1, Tree and Shrub drench, there are some newer ones - check the Bayer website for details. One of the sprays even includes a miticide. Most of them are not labelled for indoor use though. Check the label to be sure. The one caveat with the granules, especially in a greenhouse setting, is that you must not water to the point of draining out the bottom for the first 10 days or three waterings after you apply it (that's from my faulty memory - I think it's correct, but check the label to be sure). I don't think you can use it on edibles. |
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Thank you all for your suggestions. I'll follow up on these. I do have the Imidacloprid in the Bayer rose product, but it isn't labeled for use in container-grown plants. Excellent point, Sandy, about waiting a while before introducing beneficials. I'm afraid the datura in there seem to be their favorite ... so much so that I'm tempted to just get rid of the plants, but the infernal bugs would just relocate to the remaining plants; and those datura are so pretty in bloom - double, pale yellow flowers. Sure hope I can get the problem under control before spring, when they'll move outside to the vegetable garden like they did last year. With a koi pond in the back yard, I have more control options in the greenhouse than I have outdoors, where spray drift could be a serious problem. Ohiojay, thank you for the beneficial source recommendation - that might be my best option for summer control. (Any beneficials that "drift" into the koi pond would simply become food.) Diane |
Sandy, Neem was clogging my sprayer as well. I started using a bit of cheesecloth to filter the particles out before adding to my sprayer. So far so good. |
- Posted by ponderosaq Z7 VA (My Page) on Sat, Jan 19, 08 at 18:32
If it makes you feel any better you aren't alone I have had this problem for years too. I rotate sprays of all types, use sheets of yellow card with tangletrap on them every day, use systemic granules and still can't win. I've even used professional GH bombs. I think these critters are just resistant to everything.......But I'll keep on battling! PQ |
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Nutro Natural Choice Small Breed Adult Weight Management Chicken, Whole Brown Rice & Oatmeal Formula Dry Dog Food, 8-lb bag
Natural Choice Dog Food delivers natural nutrition targeted to your dog's unique life stage, breed size and health condition. The formula contains only the highest-quality natural ingredients fortified with essential vitamins, minerals and other nutrients. Improved taste, improved digestion, small, firm stool, and improved skin and coat.
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- For small breed adults from 11 to 25 pounds
- Fiberblend formula for weight loss
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- First ingredient is real, high-quality protein
- High-quality, natural ingredients in Natural Choice Pet Food to deliver balanced nutrition with proven visible health benefits
- Formula is fortified with vitamins, minerals and trace nutrients
- Omega-6 fatty acid (from sources such as sunflower oil, soybean oil and chicken) and B vitamins (like niacin, biotin, pantothenic acid, pyridoxine and riboflavin) combine to promote healthy skin and a soft, shiny coat
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Item Number | 49609 |
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Chicken, Chicken Meal, Whole Brown Rice, Brewers Rice, Rice Bran, Pea Protein, Whole Grain Oatmeal, Powdered Cellulose, Dried Plain Beet Pulp, Chicken Fat (preserved with mixed Tocopherols), Natural Flavor, Sunflower Oil (preserved with mixed Tocopherols), Soybean Oil (preserved with mixed Tocopherols), Potassium Chloride, Salt, Choline Chloride, Vitamin E Supplement, DL-Methionine, Taurine, L-Ascorbyl-2-Polyphosphate (source of Vitamin C), Zinc Sulfate, Marigold Extract, Meso-Inositol, Calcium Pantothenate, Copper Proteinate, Iron Proteinate, Selenium Yeast, L-Carnitine, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Niacin Supplement, Manganese Proteinate, Biotin, Potassium Iodide, Thiamine Mononitrate (Vitamin B1), Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (Vitamin B6), Riboflavin Supplement (Vitamin B2), Vitamin D3 Supplement, Folic Acid, Rosemary Extract, Decaffeinated Green Tea Extract, Spearmint Extract
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Nutro Natural Choice Small Breed Adult Weight Management Chicken, Whole Brown Rice & Oatmeal Formula Dry Dog Food
Our Doxie loves it
We've been feeding this food to our 10-year old spayed Doxy with a sensitive stomach for over a year to control her weight. It works well to control her weight and the oatmeal and brown rice in the food helps with her sensitive stomach.
March 18, 2014
Has all the elements I wanted in a reduced calorie food
That said, my dog does not seem to enjoy it and is trying to eat the other dogs' food. It may just take some time to get used to. We'll see by the end of the bag whether I will repurchase it.
December 31, 2012
This product is excellent for weight control and my dog loves it
This product is excellent for weight control and my dog loves it and she is a VERY picky eater. I thought she would refuse to eat it for a couple days like she always does when I give her a new type of food - but not this time :) She dug right in and loves it. She loves the taste and love seeing her get her girlish figure back :)
I also loved the extremely fast shipping.
April 24, 2012
Great product!
My diabetic Bichon stopped eating his prescription food. This food has similar content proportions, but because it is chicken-flavored, my dog LOVES it! Also, the kibble bits are nice and small, making it much easier for him to eat.
October 5, 2014
This product was recommended by our vet.
Our chubby Shin Tzu lost a few pounds. He now has a waist and more energy. Thank you Nutro Natural Choice.
September 14, 2014
small kibble is great for all dogs
This is all I feed my dogs. Sometimes I add a little water and they love it..
September 2, 2014
Great for chubby, small dogs
My Lhasapoo was getting a bit chubby, so I cut back on her regular Nutro for Small Breed, but I didn't see a difference in her weight.
Then I found the Weight Management formula for Natural Choice and she loves it! Usually, I have to mix her food with soft food, but not this brand. She eats it up. The ingredients are healthy and the food smells food.
And I've seen a difference in her weight too. You have to be very careful with the weight of small dogs; they can balloon up quickly. Nutro's Natural Choice- Weight Management is an excellent product and I highly recommend it.
June 27, 2014
great service
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