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We've just finished counting down all 30 NBA teams in order of their goodness—a perfectly logical thing to count down as the NBA regular season finally kicked off. However, I believe there to be another Power Rankings nearly as important to discuss as the NBA season approaches: the League Pass teams. When facing a decision between watching Celtics-Bulls or Kings-Hornets on your League Pass on a Wednesday night, which should you go with? Sure, we know which matchup will have more likely post-season relevance — unless you're really, really feeling Jimmer in his debut season — but that's just one of many factors when deciding a the LP-worthiness of a pair of teams. There's also youth, excitement, intrigue, pure watchability — which Mike Prada of SB Nation wonderfully documented — and of course, uniforms. How will you know which game to watch?
Well, here's a hint: Go with teams closer to the top of this list than the bottom. Let's run it down.
30. Toronto Raptors
Sorry to do it to the hometown boys, but when your big LP sales pitch is "Look, Andrea Bargnani is actually gonna try to play defense now!," it's officially a rebuilding year. Might get some nice DeMar dunks, and everyone loves a good laugh at Jamaal Magloire's expense, but not even the insanity of Jack Armstrong can save this team from the LP cellar. (Hope for the future, though — another high draft pick and the stateside debut of Jonas Valenciunas might make this a must-watch team in a year's time.)
29. Orlando Magic
I can't deny the inexplicably comedic appeal of watching Glen "Big Baby" Davis wearing a non-Celtics uniform, but otherwise, watching the Hey Dwight, We're Ready to Be Heartbroken Magic seems like an incredibly losing proposition this year. They could jump in the rankings if they trade Dwight sooner than later — see another team far down this list for an example of why — but for now, it looks like the Magic are intent on making everyone miserable this season by holding onto him until it's too late for anything fun to result from his leaving. Bummer.
28. Portland Trail Blazers
This is maybe (definitely) unfair to the Blazers and their highly respectable level of play and watchability, but I'm just done with the drama. Every year, it's a new tragedy with these guys, and while I feel for their fanbase and while yay for Gerald Wallace and LaMarcus Aldridge and Jamal Crawford and an almost-certain fourth-straight first-round playoff exit, I just can't take it anymore from a team that I don't have to root for. If Greg Oden should actually return to the lineup and play consistently towards the end of the season, they could maybe win me back, but … yeah. Can't imagine too many people taking that bet, and that's kind of the point, isn't it?
27. Detroit Pistons
Congrats to Joe Dumars on keeping the core of this boring-ass, 20-something win team together for the next season and beyond. The only reason to watch this team last year was for the bizarrely compelling Tracy McGrady, Point Guard Experiment, and now that he's gone, all that we're left with are some marginally pretty post moves from Greg Monroe and some legitimate intrigue from potential Steal of the Draft point guard Brandon Knight. (Have you seen that guy shoot threes? It's Kevin Martin-esque. Weird.) Still, I'm tempted to make a weird and arbitrary pronouncement like "No team with Rodney Stuckey and Tayshaun Prince making a combined $15 mil a year will ever be a Top 25 League Pass team." Close enough, anyway.
26. Phoenix Suns
Judging from last night's immolation at the Sixers' hands, I'm not sure the perennial League's Most Entertaining Team even deserves to be this high. And God help them if they trade Nash for spare parts and draft picks. Ranking them No. 30 will be far too kind.
25. San Antonio Spurs
Another year with Pop, Timbo and the boys. The most compelling storyline this year, beyond the always-combustible presence of T.J. Ford, is pondering how Richard Jefferson manages to look his teammates in the eye after he was bribed into opting out of his contract, re-signed for less money and more years, posited as a likely amnesty case, and then held onto when his half-dozen or so potential free-agent replacements all said "pass." Now that the Spurs even burned their Not Dead Yet regular season last year, what's left? The first-ever Timbo/Pop disaster season? I'm not holding my breath. Put me down for 42 wins, zero interesting players or subplots and just a handful of non-nationally-televised games watched.
24. Charlotte Bocbats
If you were looking for a sleeper League Pass team this year, the Bobcats just might be it. A couple fun rookies to watch in Kemba Walker and Bismack Biyombo, an almost-undeniable-once-healthy starting gig for Tyrus Thomas (only took five years) and of course, the entertainment-guaranteed Boris Diaw at center experiment. Still have to respect the Bobcats' historical boringness and rank them no higher than the mid-20s — and after all, we're still talking about a team with Gerald Henderson and Corey Maggette as the starting wings — but the potential is definitely there.
23. Atlanta Hawks
The Hawks managed another impressive tread-water off-season this year, usually a guarantee for a low League Pass ranking. But they do still have LP demigod Josh Smith on the roster, as well as a quality "Is that guy actually good?" curiosity case in the form of young'n point guard Jeff Teague. Plus, with Teague unproven and Kirk Hinrich injured to start the year, you know who's sitting there on the bench just waiting for his chance to jump in the starting lineup. I smell Year Two of the Tracy McGrady, Point Guard Experiment!
22. Cleveland Cavaliers
Pretty much a No. 1 overall pick respect ranking. Sure, Kyrie Irving might only have been the sixth or seventh best player in this year's draft, but he's still a No. 1, which means we have to have opinions about him, which means we should probably watch him some to form said opinions. Besides that, it's pretty much the same shitty, unwatchable Cavs team from last year, though at least as the year progresses and Antwan Jamison and/or Anderson Varejao get shipped elsewhere, it'll officially stop reminding anyone of the core of the team that used to have that other guy on it. And Omri! Can't wait to see the Star of David flag getting rocked throughout the Q.
21. Houston Rockets
Cut the Rockets in half and you might have two awesome League Pass teams, cram them together and it's a respectably mediocre one at best. The pieces are all there, but there's just too many of them, and by the time you're like "Woah, Jonny Flynn, I forgot he was even on this team!" he's already being subbed out for Goran Dragic. A Rockets dispersal draft could make 12 NBA teams a lot more LP-worthy, but on their own, it just doesn't quite work out.
20. Milwaukee Bucks
When my father first heard that Stephen Jackson was somehow on the Bucks now, he assumed it was due to some sort of league-mandated punishment. I don't disagree with his logic, but in any event, Captain Jack is exactly what that team needed, not necessarily in terms of actual basketball contributions, but in terms of just Mixing Shit Up. Whether he's gunning for triple-doubles or quibbling about his contract extension, he's gonna absolutely take over that team from a personality standpoint, and boy did it need to be taken over in that department. I suspect that Brandon Jennings and Andrew Bogut may have All-Star seasons, as an inexplicable and possibly totally random result.
19. New Jersey Nets
Like Lisa Simpson listening to jazz, you almost have to watch this team for the players who aren't on it. How would Dwight Howard fit in here? When is Andrei Kirilenko gonna show up? Who's gonna be the first guy who actually confirms that having Mikhail Prokhorov, Jay-Z and the city of Brooklyn on your side is the competitive advantage that everyone always assumed it would be? In the meantime, a year of watching a confused Deron Williams trying to make sense of the bizarre and mostly awful supporting cast he has suddenly been riddled with (Kris Humphries? Mehmet Okur? DeShawn Stevenson?) will be compelling enough drama.
18. Golden State Warriors
The Ellis-Curry backcourt is certainly a proud League Pass staple, though perhaps a little less so this year with the Chris Paul Trade That Wasn't hanging over Stephen Curry and the significantly more serious sexual harassment scandal hanging over Monta Ellis. Plus, someone has to really suck out West, and many indications are that the Warriors will be one of those someones. That's not necessarily a kiss of death for their League Pass potential, but we've seen this team be bad plenty of times already.
17. Boston Celtics
I still love the individual guys on this team too much to rank them much lower than this, though this could undoubtedly be a tough year to be a Celtics fan. They basically have no bench to speak of, and though the Bass/Big Baby trade may help them from a basketball standpoint, it kills their League Pass depth. It might not be quite as disastrous a season as their analogue should be having out West, but that just hurts their LP potential more, somehow.
16. Utah Jazz
The Jazz appear to have retooled decently from the Deron Williams era, and with a couple intriguing young bigs in Derrick Favors and Enes Kanter and now also with Josh Howard's crazy ass in tow, they appear to be building the core of a promising League Pass team as well. They'd still be well-advised to trade one of their superfluous tall guys for some wing players more interesting than CJ Miles and Raja Bell, but after years (decades?) of being one of the league's most boringly solid teams, there appear to be heady days of volatile mediocrity ahead.
15. Washington Wizards
Year two of John Wall should be a good time, and supporting knuckleheads Andray Blatche, Nick Young and JaVale McGee already appear to be back to their lovable stat-chasing ways. But really, the Wizards would be too soul-suckingly depressing a franchise to rank this high on the League Pass list if not for one thing: Those awesome retro unis. You could trot out a starting five of Derek Fisher, Anthony Parker, Marvin Williams, Luc Richard Mbah a Moute and Jeff Foster in those hot threads and it'd still be something close to must-watch television. With the high-flying, 15-to-20-win Wizards occupying 'em, so much the better.
14. Philadelphia 76ers
Admitted prejudice here as a Sixers fan, but I do think the team should be fun to watch this year. As one of the few playoff teams in the East last year that actually retained the entirety of their roster core, the Sixers should actually be one of the more fluid, well-oiled (can you be both fluid and well-oiled? Probably not) teams in the league in this crazy, super-compressed, strike-shortened season. Jrue Holiday and Evan Turner should be both hopping up a level play-wise (Holiday to All-Star contention, Turner to basic professional competency), and Adrian Wojnarowksi believes Spencer Hawes to be an MIP candidate (shockingly plausible after the first two games). Plus, their retro getups are still pretty hot, too. Check 'em out, why don't you?
13. Oklahoma City Thunder
Eh. Should probably be higher, but where's the mystery with this team? Yeah, a full year of the Ibaka/Perkins frontcourt, and some potential drama with the increasingly tumultuous Westbrook-Durant dynamic, but it seems to me like any actual intrigue with this squad won't begin until the postseason. In the regular season, they'll win close to 50 games, Durant and Westbrook will each have some incredible individual performances, and they'll basically cruise until April, when shit will officially get real. Can't wait to see what happens then, but in the meantime, there're teams that are more compelling. (12 of them, arguably.)
12. Denver Nuggets
The "No Sticky Hands" Nuggets were certainly one of the most pleasant surprises of late last season, and with a lot of the gang back — though unfortunately, no J.R., Wilson Chandler or K-Mart, at least for another few months — we should be about to witness the strength of streetball knowledge once again. Hollinger even sees them as a potential finals contender, though to me they just seem like the most fun of the obviously second-tier teams, which there's certainly no shame in. There are teams that are more fascinating from a personality and/or potential standpoint, but if you were to bet on one team that wasn't going to play a single boring game this season, the Nugs would have to be the smart-money wager.
11. Chicago Bulls
Thunder East (slash Midwest), basically. A for-real contender about which we feel like we already know pretty much everything until the postseason. At least the Bulls have a mid-major personnel change to boast, the upgrade to Rip Hamilton at the shooting guard spot, which could be akin to the Mavs adding Tyson Chandler at center last season as a relatively under-hyped roster move that nonetheless turns an almost-there team into a fully-arrived one. Or Rip might just be toast after not having played a meaningful game in three years, and Ronnie Brewer will be starting by February. It's a legit subplot to follow, at least. Oh yeah, and a full year of Boozer-Noah. That's supposed to be a good thing, right?
10. Dallas Mavericks
It'd be disrespectful to rank the defending champs out of the top 10 here, but it's hard to put 'em too much higher when they got blown out at home in their first two games and seemed like they were in a near-rebuilding year even before that. Losing Tyson Chandler, Caron Butler and J.J. Barea is sort of a bummer, and the Everyone a Year Older on an Already Old Roster thing doesn't usually bode well for teams, in either real basketball or in League Pass terms. Still, they do have the German Moses and the Jet and the Matrix and lots of other cool old guys with awesome nicknames, including the Candy Man himself, newbie Lamar Odom. They'll still be a fun watch, even if they won't be as essential as most year-after teams would be.
9. New Orleans Hornets
Yeah, the champs get beaten out by the NBA-owned team that just traded away their best player. That's largely a credit to primary trade return Eric Gordon — the second-most pissed off person in the league this year, beyond the guy on my No. 8 team — who should be on an absolute rampage this season in an effort to prove himself more a superstar than a trade chip, which I believe him to be well capable of doing. There's a surprisingly solid and mostly watchable supporting core around him too, especially now that the Hornets have acquired backup point guard and League Pass superstar-in-waiting Greivis Vasquez, who I hope to be the starting point guard (for both the Hornets and possibly the Western Conference All-Stars) by the end of the year. I'll probably watch twice as many Hornets games this year as I did any season when they had Chris Paul.
8. Los Angeles Lakers
A brief list of things Kobe Bean Bryant has to be pissed off about this season: the Lamar Odom raffle, the Chris Paul trade-nix, a sitting-duck new coach, last year's embarrassing playoff sweep, the team's big-ticket acquisitions of Troy Murphy and Josh McRoberts, getting questions about Ron Artest's name change, the Clippers possibly being better than the Lakers, a half-dozen nagging injuries, another year of aging and an impending divorce. It's been a relatively benign couple of years for Kobe, but we should get to see some quality old-school Dark Knight Kobe this year, definitely moreso than any season since '07, possibly since his historically high-drama 2004. The rest of the team might be a total wreck, and that's probably for the best anyway, but personally speaking, I won't want to miss a single facial expression of Kobe's in this sure-to-be-bananas season of his. Pity poor Mike Brown.
7. Indiana Pacers
Gotta love a team on the rise. The Pacers proved frisky at the end of last season, and made a couple off-season acquisitions (George Hill, David West) that seem to make sense out of the entire roster now. They'll certainly be the best, most fun team this year (possibly ever?) to not have a single one of the top 30 players in the league dressing for them, and though that probably disqualifies them from legitimate title contention, who needs title contention when you have Tyler Hansbrough, Louis Amundson and an oddly gigantic Paul George? At the very least, they should guarantee a hell of a first round series against whatever team they end up matching up with in the East.
6. Memphis Grizzlies
Any NBA fan who watched a second of the playoffs last year is already well on the Grizzlies bandwagon (though, ahem, some of us have been on that bandwagon's bandwagon since 2009), and there's no real reason to jump off just yet. It's gonna be a little weird to see the Grizzlies viewed as one of the league's elite teams for the first time since ever, and the possibility for a letdown is certainly there, but with the Z-Bo/Gasol frontcourt kept in tact and Rudy Gay back in service, you have to think they'll still be pretty damn good. Why they gave up on Greivis I don't really understand — how many game-tying threes did Quincy Pondexter hit in OT of the playoffs last year, anyway? — but I'll probably forgive in time.
5. Miami Heat
It seems pretty likely to me that as long as LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh are on the same team together, they'll be a top five League Pass squad. The Heat are sort of in that Thunder-Bulls camp of Wake Us Up When You Get to the Playoffs, but it's still just year two for these guys, and considering some of the semi-historic things we saw in year one, we'd be fairly foolish not to at least keep one eye on them at all times. Plus, Shane Battier, full years (maybe) of Udonis Haslem and Mike Miller, and a pretty good chance of Mario Chalmers and Norris Cole eventually comprising the world's lamest starting point guard controversy. Lord, did I wish they had signed Samuel Dalembert, though. From his peerlessly frustrating time with the Sixers, I know for a fact that no team will ever win a title with Sammy on the twelve-man. It would have been fascinating to watch him destroy that team from the inside.
4. Sacramento Kings
There might not have been a more haphazardly assembled team of pretty good players in my time as an NBA fan. There's no real weak link among the roster, but you look at it all together and it's holy shit, Tyreke Evans, John Salmons and DeMarcus Cousins on the same team? With Marcus Thornton? And Jimmer Fredette??? The chances of them winning 20 games are fairly minuscule, the chances of coach Paul Wesphal surviving the season are even smaller, and the chances of them not getting into at least one altercation during a team flight are essentially non-existent. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if this Kings team set the regular-season record for most technicals received for fighting with a teammate (which, as far as I know, currently stands at "zero"). And the fact that this is all happening in Sacramento, of all places. You almost hope that the team moves next year, because how are they possibly gonna top this?
3. Los Angeles Clippers
I'm probably alone in this, and my highly disproportionate crush on Eric Gordon is largely to blame, but I found the Clippers to be a more compelling League Pass team before the Chris Paul trade. There's something special in watching a young, organically built team come together and collectively take that next leap, from rebuilding to competing, from competing to contending. We saw it with the Thunder, we should have seen it with the Blazers, had Paul Allen not gotten drunk one night and pissed on the grave of Clyde Drexler, and I think we would have seen it with the Clippers this year. Instead, we're probably going to see a Frankenstein Clippers team jump two levels at once, thanks to the Paul trade and a couple other smart signings, which will be more exciting but less satisfying. Don't get me wrong, the No. 3 League Pass team is still a hell of an endorsement, and I might not miss more than five games this team plays all season. But without the trade, they would have been pushing for No. 1 on this list. Just sayin'.
2. New York Knicks
The Baron signing was the clincher. Year two of Amar'e-Melo would've gotten them in the top six or seven regardless — lest we forget, a superstar pairing whose potential is a lot less resolved than LeBron-Wade's — and the Tyson Chandler acquisition ensured them top five status, but the real reason to watch the Knicks this year is Baron Davis. I still don't really get why they didn't keep him in L.A. (only cost them the No. 1 pick to ship his carcass out) and I'm not sure exactly why they needed to amnesty him in Cleveland (like they're not gonna make a way-worse signing over the course of the CBA), but I'm glad that the cosmic forces of all living things have aligned to get Baron to the place where he belongs: Madison Square Garden. People will make a lot of "If he has ANYTHING left in the tank" qualifying statements, but I already know that he does. He wasn't half bad with the Clippers last year, just vastly overpaid. If he's that good and that healthy with the Knicks once he comes back, no reason why they shouldn't be the most fun team to watch in the East. And if Time Warner Cable drops MSG in New York as they're threatening to do, I might move to Canada.
1. Minnesota Timberwolves
Like there was any doubt. Not only is this obviously the best League Pass team this year — Bill Simmons, patron saint of this column, even agrees — but it might be the best of any year in recent memory. I mean, look at some of these names: Michael Beasley. Brad Miller. J.J. Barea. Darko Milicic. Derrick Williams. Kevin Love. Anthony Tolliver. Anthony Randolph. And oh yeah, one Ricard Rubio Vises, possibly the most-hyped international player since Yao Ming (and only about four-and-a-half feet shorter), in his first year of NBA action. And the craziest part is that J. Holly actually thinks they might be kinda good! I'll believe that when I see it, and to a certain extent, it doesn't even matter. A team with a roster this crazy could win 15, 30 or 45 games this year and be equally entertaining with all three totals. But holy hell, can you imagine if they end up pushing for a playoff spot? Would they be the most bandwagon-y eight seed in NBA history? They'd make the 2007 Warriors look like the 2009 Pistons (the year they traded for Iverson and got swept by the Cavs in the first round and were just generally super-duper-depressing). In other words, get the Duck Sauce and Shakira records ready. AHHHWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!


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Lots of stories on Batman 17 today and lots of interest in them. And I bet there will be even more interest in this release beginning in just a few hours:I?d like to start this review by telling you what?s under the silver serving dishes is?
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Wednesday sees the release ofBatman#17, the final chapter inDeath Of The Family.
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I?d like to start this review by telling you what?s under the silver serving dishes is?Most-Read TV/Film Stories Today - Days of Future Past
Bryan Singer Says He Hasn't Finalised The Mutant Line-Up For Days Of Future PastThough the broad strokes must be in place for the pre-production work to be going ahead, Bryan Singer keeps suggesting that the screenplay for his upcomingX-Men movie Days of Future Past has yet to be locked down, even to the extent that he can?t confirm the line-up of featured mutants.What Happened When I Asked Jai Courtney About The "Big Ideas" In A Good Day To Die Hard
Jai Courtney co-stars in A Good Day To Die Hard as John McClane?s son. When I sat down with himat the tail end of last week, I was rather interested in a couple of the bigger new ideas in the film.Andrew Stanton Gets Albert Brooks For Nemo 2, Disney Blessing For Second Live Action Film
There?s been a supposition that I never quite understood that John Carter would kill Andrew Stanton?s career in live action filmmaking. I don?t get this and never did.Most-Discussed In The Forum Today - Orson Scott Card's Superman
Zeus Comics Announces Boycott Of Adventures Of SupermanZeus Comics in Dallas, Texas, is the first comic store to state that they will not be carrying the print edition of Adventures Of Superman, while Orson Scott Card writing a story for the comic. On Facebook, they posted;Ant, Mario Gully, Erik Larsen And A Case Of Crotch-Tongue
Last year, after a series of increasingly unbelievable personal setbacks, Mario Gully sold the rights to his sexploitation comic Ant to Erik Larsen. Larsen is now planning to publish a new version... and hired Gully to draw it. So Gully posted his first page on Facebook. ANT..the return! Hey here is a page From the new ANT I'm doing. I'm doing it in between projects. Hyper detail!!That Amazing Spider-Man #601 Cover In Real Life
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Madigan: Pension talks 'productive,' but no deal
BY BECKY SCHLIKERMAN Staff Reporter firstname.lastname@example.com January 5, 2013 8:26PM
Illinois Sen. Christine Radogno
Updated: January 5, 2013 9:36PM
Gov. Pat Quinn and Illinois' legislative leaders met Saturday but couldn't reach a deal to resolve the state's pension mess.
"Unfortunately, there are still differences among the participants, and my recommendation is we move beyond the differences and just find a bill that we can pass so there will be some action taken on the question of funding for these pension systems," House Speaker Michael Madigan said.
He described the meeting among legislative leaders and the governor at the Thompson Center as "productive" and said he remains hopeful that a pension deal can be struck before the lame-duck legislative session's scheduled conclusion Tuesday.
Asked what he meant by "productive," Madigan (D-Chicago) joked, "Well, we weren't throwing punches at each other."
Senate Minority Leader Christine Radogno (R-Lemont) was less enthusiastic.
"It was a marginally productive meeting," Radogno said. "We still obviously have a long ways to go."
There was some progress.
Madigan agreed to "defer" his demand that suburban and Downstate school districts pay more toward their teacher pension costs — bills that are now spread statewide — in an effort to reach a deal.
"I did that in the spirit of trying to help the passage of a bill," he said, adding that he'll take up that next step during the spring legislative session. "I feel very strongly that it's a very inequitable situation. It does not lend itself toward good management when people are able to spend money and send the bill to someone else, especially when it's governments spending money and sending the bill to someone else."
Those in the meeting didn't release many details of what was discussed, but Radogno touched on an issue that could complicate the likelihood of an all-encompassing pension deal being reached before the lame-duck session ends.
Radogno said Democratic leaders "can't even decide whether Chicago is going to be in or out of this program."
Since Mayor Rahm Emanuel went to Springfield last May to push for a municipal pension fix, Gov. Pat Quinn and legislative leaders have focused on the financial condition of the state's pension system.
A top aide to the governor Saturday acknowledged that issue was discussed.
"There's some ... disagreements on the specifics right now, but I think I'll just leave it at that we're working to forge that common ground," said Brooke Anderson, the governor's spokeswoman.
Senate President John Cullerton (D-Chicago) in a statement said he was "encouraged by progress" made at Saturday's meeting.
House Republican Tom Cross (R-Oswego) left the meeting without speaking with reporters.
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Ive just started a new batch of rose cuttings after seeing a post on here of rose cuttings and misting. The idea was to make you own mister with pvc pipe and putting your cuttings in builders sand and you get rooting two weeks time outside in full sun with constant misting. Anyway I only had play sand and a flower box to to start them in. But the idea of this post is about a hose mister I found online which I have been using for about a month now . It is not your normal hose attachment which has several different modes of spray. This one is made for only ultra fine mist spray. Following is a link to mine in action which I put on you tube. Its called "orbit mistand" If it leaks at the hose connection back off a little at the brass mister nozzles. I got mine for about $10 and I love it. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Orbit Mistand or Cobra mister
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This looks similar to mister sold at Home Depot in the garden section. I am more interested in your progress with the root cuttings. After a month what is your success rate and what variety of cutting you are striking? BMeadows |
- Posted by justkristy 8TX (My Page) on Sun, Nov 17, 13 at 17:34
In warm temps it takes me about 4 weeks for good roots using a mister and a timer. I have fairly good results though, more than I can plant and give away. |
That's a great problem to have, hey. What timer and time period are being used? How much area is covered by your setup, do you have a wind block...etc. |
- Posted by justkristy 8TX (My Page) on Mon, Dec 16, 13 at 20:52
I set the mister to go off for 15 minutes every 2 hours, no wind block. Just set up the mister over a bin of builders sand. I find I can re use the sand about 6 times. I dip the ends of cutting in rooting hormone powder. This just seems to work for me. |
Is this a raised bed? Is there a certain time of year that does best? I had various results last summer. It seemed most rose varieties worked best in spring. Then later in in mid summer the same method and varieties did not produce. Late in the summer my numbers again began to climb but not as much as in early spring. Seems the best time is early spring, with sand mix, and misting |
- Posted by justkristy 8TX (My Page) on Sun, Dec 22, 13 at 13:54
I use a big black plastic bin bought at Lowes (used for mixing concrete) with holes drilled for drainage. Holds roughly 4-5 bag of builders sand. The warmer temps seem to make the rooting easier. My sweet husband is going to make me a new propagation table for Christmas and I will post pictures of it. Merry Christmas! |
- Posted by dan_keil_cr Illinois z5 (email@example.com) on Mon, Dec 23, 13 at 15:45
I have many cuttings out right now. I don't mess with a mister system. I put all of my cuttings in the ground. I put plastic jugs over them, or liter pop bottles. I spray them white so they are opaque. That way the sun won't burn them. I have 95%take and I've been taking cuttings for many years. I have some rare and hard to find roses I got from Rose shows over the years |
Roses can be rooted almost any time of year. I have had very good results placing the cuttings under intermittent mist. About 10 seconds every 15 minutes is about right. I start after the spring bloom with this method. I have found that a well draing potting mix works best with the modern Hybrid Teas, Florabundas, minis, mini-flors, etc. You can use sand for the OGR'S.I use a Dig 5006-IP timer with dramm mist sticks. |
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The St. Louis Board of Aldermen is back at full strength.
Former state Representative Chris Carter took the oath of office Friday at City Hall. Carter won a special election last week to finish the term of his late uncle, Ald. Gregory Carter, who died in a tractor trailer accident in August.
"Exceptional politicians are said to posses a large quantity of at least one of the following three qualities - service, compassion or ethics," said Judge Jimmie Edwards before he administered the oath. "Chris Carter possesses all three."
Board president Lewis Reed said he and other members of the board were "blessed" to have Chris Carter joining them.
"Just stay true to what you believe, your family, your upbringing, and all of that and you're going to do well at this Board of Aldermen," Reed counseled. "And this entire city will benefit from that."
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The Rev. Dr. Tasha Vinson Brown is a servant-leader passionate about leadership development for people of faith. She is the founder and president of the Women's Leadership Network, Inc., an organization developed to strengthen the leadership skills of women in ministry, specifically and women in leadership, generally. Her passion has fueled her to start many ministries devoted to one's growth and development in the faith. Her most notable ministry is the daily prayer line for women, ARISE! Through that line Dr. Brown has been able to mentor and train new leaders in ministry, provide a space for ministry for those who do not have many opportunities to minister and allow veteran ministers to mentor and coach those who are new to ministry. Dr. Brown is currently the pastor of Galewood Community Church United Church of Christ. Dr. Brown's mission to train, educate, and develop leaders is influenced by Paul's writing, "So Christ himself gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the pastors and teachers, to equip his people for works of service, so that the body of Christ may be built up…" Ephesians 4:11,12 NIV


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1. Hop on a bike
Melbourne is a wonderful city to cycle in, with a large number of cycling paths. The Merri Creek Trail, which runs through the Melbourne's northern suburbs, and the Yarra Trail, which follows the Yarra River to the east of the city, are among the best. If you dont have your own bike, hire one using the Melbourne Bike Share Scheme - it is free if returned within 30 minutes. See www.melbournebikeshare.com.au.
2. Hunt for street art
The city is known for its diverse and eye-catching street art, which is - of course - free to view. Hosier Lane, a cobbled pedestrian laneway in the city centre, close to Flinders Street, is among the most famous street art sites in Melbourne - expect plenty of other camera-wielding tourists. Others include Centre Place (between Flinders Lane and Collins Street), and Canada Lane in Carlton, just north of the city centre.
3. Visit the Royal Botanic Gardens
Established in 1846 these gardens on Birdwood Avenue, South Yarra, provide a window into Melbourne's more genteel past. They enclose the Shrine of Remembrance and now contain some 12,000 plant species. Open from 7.30am to dusk every day. Admission: Free. See www.rbg.vic.gov.au.
4. Eat at Lentil as Anything
Technically it's not free, but this not-for-profit vegetarian restaurant has a very novel payment policy where guests "contribute what they feel their meal and experience is worth, according to their own financial ability". The original restaurant is at Abbotsford Convent, a charming collection of historic buildings and gardens which has been transformed into a cultural and learning centre, and well worth a visit anyway. Other branches can be found in Footscray and St Kilda. See lentilasanything.com
5. Browse the Queen Victoria Market
Operating since 1878, these markets are one of Melbourne's marvels and a source of constant delight. Half the fun is chatting to the stallholders and soaking up the atmosphere. 513 Elizabeth Street, City. Closed Mon, Wed and public holidays. Admission: Free. See www.qvm.com.au
6. Sit in Fed Square
Visitors to Federation Square, in the city centre, are welcome to hang out and watch the big screens, which play music, films and sports, for free. There's also a number of free events, such as live music and dance performances, and complimentary Wi-Fi is provided. See www.fedsquare.com
7. Visit the Grainger Museum
Percy Aldridge Grainger is best known as the composer of Country Gardens, but this museum reveals many other sides to an eccentric Australian genius. Located at the University of Melbourne, Gate 13, Royal Parade, Parkville. Open Tue-Fri, and Sun, 1pm-4.30pm. Admission: Free. 00 61 3 8344 5270; www.grainger.unimelb.edu.au
8. Head to the beach
Public transport isn't free (barring the City Circle Tram, which run laps of the city centre, passing several key attractions, including Flinders Street Station and the Docklands), but for a few dollars' bus or ferry fare, you can catch a ride out to St Kilda, for its wide sandy beach, city views, and great sunsets, or Brighton, home to dozens of colourful bathing boxes.
9. Relax in Fitzroy Gardens
These pretty landscaped gardens, on the southeastern edge of the city centre, are perfect for an afternoon picnic and very popular for weddings. It contains an ornamental lake, a rotunda, and a band pavilion, and is home to possums, lorikeets and - at night - flying foxes. Cooks' Cottage, the home of Captain James Cook's parents, is also found here. In 1933 it was deconstructed brick by brick, packed into 253 cases and 40 barrels, shipped over from North Yorkshire to Victoria, before being rebuilt in the gardens.
10. Study at the State Library
The reading rooms at the State Library of Victoria are free. As well as read books, you can watch films and listen to music. Monday to Thursday: 10am–9pm; Friday to Sunday: 10am–6pm. See www.slv.vic.gov.au
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The allegations that the man behind Elmo bedded an underage teen disappoint, particularly after being enthralled by Kevin Clash's story in "Being Elmo: A Puppeteer's Journey." I guess it would be worse if Elmo, rather than Clash, had been accused of the deed (and worse still if it had been Snuffleupagus). My hunch is that this is a conspiracy by Grover and Harry Monster to get more airtime. I don't blame them. Blue monsters have discovered just how racist a place Sesame Street truly is. When it comes to humans, Sesame Street carts out Gordon and Luis and Mr. Hooper to show just how diverse the "friendly neighborhood" is. But for puppets, it's red supremacy. Hey, Children's Television Workshop: Blue is beautiful.
The sad thing about this is it's tragic if it's true, but if it turns out to be totally false,just the accusation will ruin his career and life anyway.
Seems fitting for a guy who made his living with his hand up a puppet's azz and speaking with an affeminate affectation.
Fits right in at PBS though.
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REPEALED BY 907 KAR 1:516E, September 16, 2014
907 KAR 1:515. Targeted case management services for adults with chronic mental illness.
STATUTORY AUTHORITY: KRS 194A.030(2), 194A.050(1), 205.520(3), 42 U.S.C. 1396a-d, n, EO 2004-726
NECESSITY, FUNCTION, AND CONFORMITY: EO 2004-726, effective July 9, 2004, reorganized the Cabinet for Health Services and placed the Department for Medicaid Services and the Medicaid Program under the Cabinet for Health and Family Services. The Cabinet for Health and Family Services has responsibility to administer the program of Medical Assistance. KRS 205.520(3) empowers the cabinet, by administrative regulation, to comply with any requirement that may be imposed, or opportunity presented, by federal law for the provision of medical assistance to Kentucky's indigent citizenry. This administrative regulation sets forth provisions relating to the coverage of targeted case management services for adults with chronic mental illness.
Section 1. Definition. (1) "Case management services" means services necessary to assist the targeted recipient in gaining access to needed medical, social, educational, and other services.
(2) "Chronic mental illness" means the same as the definition contained in KRS 210.005(3).
(3) "Target group" means the group of Medicaid eligible individuals that are chronically mentally ill (as defined in KRS 210.005) adults, with a diagnosis of a major mental disorder (other than substance abuse or an intellectual disability as the sole diagnosis) included in the DSM-III R classification.
(4) "Targeted recipient" means a recipient within the target group of chronically mentally ill adults for whom case management services are provided.
Section 2. Case Management Services. The following services shall be covered as case management services when provided by a qualified case manager to a Medicaid eligible recipient in the target group:
(1) Assessment of the client;
(2) Participation in development of the client's service plan;
(3) Referrals, linkage, and coordination of Medicaid and non-Medicaid services;
(4) Advocacy;
(5) Monitoring;
(6) Reassessment and follow-up;
(7) Establishment and maintenance of case record; and
(8) Crisis assistance planning.
Section 3. Excluded Activities. The following activities shall not be considered case management activities:
(1) The actual provision of mental health or other Medicaid covered services or treatments;
(2) Outreach to potential recipients;
(3) Administrative activities related to Medicaid eligibility determinations; and
(4) Institutional discharge planning.
Section 4. Provider Qualifications. Provider participation shall be limited to the fourteen (14) regional mental health intellectual disability centers, licensed in accordance with 902 KAR 20:091.
Section 5. Case Manager Qualifications and Supervision Requirements. (1) Case management qualifications. Each case manager shall be required to meet the following minimum requirements:
(a) Have a bachelor of arts or bachelor of science degree in any of the behavioral sciences, from an accredited institution; and
(b) Have one (1) year of experience in performing case management or working with chronically mentally ill (except that a master's degree in a human services field may be substituted for the one (1) year of experience); and
(c) Have completed a case management certification program (within six (6) months) offered or approved by the Department for Behavioral Health, Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities; and
(d) Have supervision by a mental health professional (psychiatrist, psychologist, master's degree social worker, psychiatric nurse, or professional equivalent as determined by the cabinet) for a minimum of one (1) year.
(2) Case manager supervision requirement. For one (1) year, each case manager shall have supervision performed at least once a month, both individually (per case plan) and in group (resource development).
Section 6. Implementation Date. The provisions of this administrative regulation shall be applicable with regard to services provided on or after July 1, 1991. (18 Ky.R. 602; Am. 1053; eff. 10-6-91; TAm 7-16-2013.)


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Sergio Romo has his own ice cream?
Yes, with an important message, says Neal Gottlieb, owner of San Rafael's Three Twins Ice Cream.
Gottlieb and the San Francisco Giants pitcher have partnered to launch Sergio Romo's Mexican Chocolate that "Only Tastes Illegal" organic ice cream.
Gottlieb made a mock-up label of the T-shirt Romo famously wore, stating "I Just Look Illegal," at the 2012 World Series parade and playfully posted it on Three Twins' Facebook page.
Romo saw it, retweeted it, signed a contract with the company and the rest is history.
"Romo's T-shirt prompted an important conversation about what it means to look illegal and immigration policy in the United States, a dialogue we hope the new flavor continues, but it's also about being fun, quirky and witty," says Gottlieb. "The message as a whole is continuing the conversation that Sergio started with that T-shirt."
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Pizza shuffle
After 14 years in Larkspur, Ambrosia Restaurant is moving.
Owner Mark Lesley, a longtime Marin native who bought the pizzeria in 1999, is moving Ambrosia to the former Pacific Cafe location in Kentfield. The space has been redone from floor to ceiling, and has lots of light as well as room for waiting or enjoying a drink when the bar overflows later in the evening.
Lesley is also offering pizza Mondays, during which only pizza and salads will be served.
The Larkspur location will close Sept. 29, and the new Kentfield location is scheduled to open softly the weekend of Oct. 5. New hours will be 3 to 5 p.m. weekdays for pizza by the slice, and from 5 to 9 p.m. daily for dining; the bar is open until 11 p.m. daily except Sunday, when it closes at 9 p.m. The new Ambrosia Pizza Pasta Wine is at 850 College Ave. in Kentfield. For information, call 454-9292 or go to www.ambrosiapizza.com.
Make your own
Sausalito's Copita Tequileria y Comida is launching a unique build-your-own Michelada bar with house-made sangritas, spices and seafood garnishes starting Oct. 5.
Michelada is a Mexican-style beer cocktail popularly known as the Mexican Bloody Mary. For $20 you can queue up at the communal table in the front of the restaurant and make a Michelada with your choice of beer, plus lime juice, assorted sauces, spices and peppers in a chilled, salt-rimmed glass.
Authentic sangritas hail from the region of Jalisco, Mexico and are made with bitter orange, lime and pomegranate juices with chili or hot sauce added as spice.
The Michelada bar is available from 10 a.m. weekends. Copita Tequileria y Comida is at 739 Bridgeway in Sausalito. Call 331-7400 or go to www.copita restaurant.com.
Weir's cooking
Copita's Joanne Weir will make her signature chocolate meringue cookies at 2 p.m. Sept. 28 as part of a day celebrating wine and chocolate at Beringer Vineyard's new wine and chocolate tasting room.
Scharffen Berger's John Scharffenberger will pair Beringer wine and Scharffen Berger chocolates for $25 at noon and 3 p.m. Beringer Vineyard is at 2000 Main St. in St. Helena. Call 707-963-8989 or go to www.beringer.com.
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I'm wanting to put together a terrarium. I don't have many places to buy in the area. I have a Walmart, a Home Depot, and a Menards. During the summer there is a place nearby that has TONS of plants and trees, but I'm pretty sure it's primarily outdoor stuff and I'm not sure I'd find anything for a terrarium. I do recall finding some things at Home Depot last year in teeny tiny pots (I bought one that I've recently identified as Jade) . . . they don't have any in right now, but I assume they'll get them back when it gets warmer out. The problem is, I'm finding that so few things at these places are marked as to what they are. The teeny tiny pots at Home Depot were marked 'succulent'. How do I know if something is a mini version? Can someone point me to a website with reasonable prices? |
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Hi Corry, You can be pretty sure that the plants in Walmart, Home Depot and Menards are not true miniatures. They will all grow up eventually. You need to go someplace where they sell true miniature plants. Here are few places that have miniature plants. The Violet Barn - Look under Terrarium and Miniature Plants. Lyndon Lyon - Click on online store and then click on terrarium plants. Black Jungle - They also have some small terrarium plants. I hope this helps! Larry |
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Hi....look for places the sell plants for fairy gardens.....lots of mini plants there...I have found some really nice ground cover plants that are very small with tiny leaves....just a idea.....this coming spring I am going to get some and make a fairy garden in a terrarium...I have 2, 5 gal jars one is the shape a car, the other is a pig.......linda |
Even with the sites Larry mentioned, you would be best off -- before purchasing -- make a list of the plants you are interested in and contact the vendor to inquire just how big (tall and wide) the plant(s) will get. Then use those measurements to determine what will fit in your container. *Note: Generally speaking, cacti and succulents are NOT good candidates for terrariums -- especially if this is your first terr. |
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Brown the meat; put everything together in a roast pan. Cook in 250 F degree oven for 2 hours. Serve with noodles or rice. |
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What kind of steak? Do you add any fat to the pan when browning? Do you cover the pan when baking? How big a pan? Any seasoning besides that in the onion soup mix and the can of mushroom soup? Do you find it very salty? Sounds like it might be very high in sodium... What kind of wine? White or red? or would a sweet wine like marsala do? Might be an easy dinner. Linda C |
Linda, I'd think an experienced cook like yourself might be able to figure it out, if you were so inclined to make it. |
Any kind of steak you like to use... flank, round, etc. As usual, you add some type of fat to pan when browning meat. Yes, you cover the pan. Once your meat is cut up, you'll know what size pan you need. I'm not sure what size mine was and I used a cheap cut of steak (meat gets tender anyways). The onion soup mix and mushroom soup was good enough for us. Used red wine with red meat. Didn't find it salty. This also works well in a slow cooker. Like ruthanna said, an experienced cook would be able to figure it out. You can make whatever adjustments/changes you want. I always try a recipe as is if it sounds good enough and then make the necessary changes according to my family's preference. |
Some are more "experienced" than others. LOL |
Once your meat is browned, remove it from the skillet and put it in your casserole dish or roast pan. I added a little butter to the skillet and quickly sautéed the mushrooms; pour into casserole dish. To the skillet, add the water or wine to deglaze the pan.. scrape up all the browned bits. I then added the soup mix to have it dissolved. Mix in your mushroom soup, other liquid (wine or water) and, then pour this into the casserole dish with the meat. Then bake as directed. That's the method I used. |
ruthanna I bet LindaC CAN figure it out - but we should remember that not everyone who reads these forums is experienced as some of us. I think it is nice that Linda asked for clarification on the directions that would be inadequate for a beginning cook. Especially one who might be reading this post and not feel comfortable asking the questions for themselves. Just a though, it might be better to over-simplify directions since you can't be sure of the experience level of the reader here. Alexa |
Thanks Alexa. Of course I would know how to make a dish of browned beef with a sauce of canned soup and wine and mushrooms. But I have seen a lot of posters on these forums ask why something was dry....when they used too big a pan and the ingredients spread out, or why it tasted strange when they used a strange or spoiled wine or why it was tough when they used london broil for a quick cooked meat.. I believe the recipe was intended for a beginning cook and a busy one who wants a simple quick dish....and if you don't have the particulars at hand, a simple dish becomes difficult. Linda C |
I have to agree. It was my mistake, and I apologize (as with that darn chicken & stuffing recipe LOL). I tend to forget how some people use these forums as a "beginning cooking course" or whatever. I guess that I just took it for granted that everyone would know what I meant by the "gest" of the recipe. I'm doing a family heirloom cookbook for tried and true recipes, and some of the recipes have REALLY quick cooking directions. I'm "detailing" the directions so that my daughter (now 15) and young "nieces-in-law" (if that's even a word! LOL) will know who to make it. I'll really try to make sure my directions are a little more clearer next time I post a recipe. Heck.. doesn't matter how long one has cooked, there's always something to learn! LOL |
Thanks for the reminder, Alexa. I really should add emulating Linda's thoughtful consideration of and kindness towards newer posters as one of my 2007 resolutions. |
You are welcome ruthanna! Linda may be a little brusque at times, but she contributes so much to the forums that she is a valuable resource and should be appreciated for her informative posts. Alexa |
I made this recipe last night with some leftover steak I had. Added sauteed onions and didn't add the extra water since it looked like it had plenty of liquid already. Served with rice, it was delicious. It made a very nice thick gravy and it was very flavorful. Thanks for posting this khandi! |
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