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Bibles sent to a soldier serving in Afghanistan by his home church are creating a stir. They were printed in two Afghan languages with hope of distribution to the people.
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In anticipation of Thursday's landing, El Segundo police will close the 300 to 600 blocks of East Imperial Avenue to vehicles and have also designated public viewing sites in the 700 block of West Imperial and the greenbelt at Imperial and California Street. Limited public parking will be available starting at 9 a.m. at the old Imperial school site, just west of McCarthy Court.
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Social media users are encouraged to share their Endeavour sightings on Twitter using the hashtags #spottheshuttle and #OV105, Endeavour's orbiter vehicle designation. At least three space shuttle Endeavour pages have been set up on Facebook.
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To learn more about the Endeavour and the California Science Center's plans for it, sponsor a shuttle tile or make a donation to the fundraising campaign, call 213-744-2288 or go to the Science Center's website.
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Michael Ripley wants to be in one of two places Thursday for the space shuttle Endeavour's planned trip to Los Angeles atop a Boeing 747 shuttle aircraft carrier.
The semi-retired commercial photographer, who has followed the shuttle throughout its nearly 20-year career, plans to either watch the Endeavour take off from Edwards Air Force Base in the Mojave Desert or join a crowd along a hilly El Segundo street overlooking its final destination: Los Angeles International Airport.
Needless to say, it's an event the Corona photographer can't miss. And it will only happen once, given that the Endeavour next month will officially retire at the California Science Center. | Interactive timeline of the history of the Space Shuttle Endeavour
"Once it arrives here and goes up to the Science Center, that's it," Ripley said last week as he and a handful of other aerospace enthusiasts scoped out the best vantage points of LAX's south airfield from Imperial Avenue in El Segundo.
"I think that it's great that L.A. ended up with this because it's such a significant part of the space program and what California represents to the space program."
The Endeavour should get a big welcome both when it arrives in Los Angeles on Thursday and when it makes a 12-mile trek on surface streets starting Oct. 12 from LAX and wrapping up the next day at the Science Center in Exposition Park.
The Endeavour is scheduled to take off Thursday morning from Edwards Air Force Base - the last leg of a trip originating Monday from Florida's Kennedy Space Center. NASA has planned low-level flyovers at about 1,500 feet near Ames Research Center at Moffett Field in Northern California and landmarks in San Francisco and Sacramento.
The shuttle also will sail above "many Los Angeles sites" - although NASA has not offered specific landmarks or a time schedule, saying that depends on weather and operational constraints - before its planned 11 a.m. landing on LAX's southern runway.
In El Segundo - which draws plane-watchers daily to the northern edge of town - the city plans to block off portions of Imperial Avenue to accommodate spectators wanting to see the landing and open up two parking lots at an old school site in anticipation of large crowds.
At the same time, The Proud Bird restaurant on nearby Aviation Boulevard - which sits beneath LAX's flight path - by early last week had sold 300 tickets to a $25-per-plate buffet lunch. Visitors will be invited to drift back and forth between indoor tables and an outdoor viewing area, organizers say.
One of the lunch patrons will be retired Los Alamitos pilot Chuck Scott, part of a group of former Western Airlines employees called the Delta Pioneers.
"It just seems like a fantastic thing in that it travels in excess of 14,000 mph once it's in outer space," Scott said of the Endeavour. "The board of the Delta Pioneers ... they want to come to see it because we're all interested in airplanes ... just fascinating tools of mankind."
The shuttle's arrival is a boon for the California Science Center - one of four institutions selected by NASA to receive a retired space shuttle orbiter for permanent display. In addition to the Endeavour, they are: the Atlantis, the Discovery and the test orbiter Enterprise.
"The fact that the Science Center was so honored to receive one is really over the top," said Kenneth Phillips, the center's curator of aerospace programs. "I think this has really catapulted the Science Center into the spotlight.
"It's an incredible teaching tool."
Manufactured by Rockwell International in Palmdale, the Endeavour is the fifth and final NASA shuttle to be built. It replaced the Challenger, which exploded after a 1986 launch, killing all of the astronauts on board.
The Endeavour has a 78-foot wingspan, stands 57 feet tall on the runway and measures 122 feet in length. It has journeyed into space 25 times, and after a final launch in May 2011 had logged 122,883,151 miles.
It's also known for several firsts, including carrying the first married couple and black female into space, along with the first Japanese national to fly on a U.S. spaceship. It also made the first servicing mission to the Hubble Space Telescope.
On Oct. 30, the Science Center will put the Endeavour on display in a pavilion until a new addition called the Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center is built. Along with the orbiter, the pavilion will feature video experiences and artifacts that were part of the Endeavour's space missions. A companion exhibit will relate NASA's space shuttle program to California.
Phillips said the center is about halfway toward achieving its $200 million fundraising goal. When the shuttle moves to the permanent exhibition space, expected to open in 2017, visitors will see the massive shuttle displayed vertically.
"We are designing the access to it so people will be able to ascend it through a series of ramps," he said.
Until then, however, the orbiter will rest horizontally on a transporter in the pavilion.
But first, the shuttle needs to get there - a process that has required months of planning and a bevy of logistical challenges.
Once the Endeavour touches down on Thursday, it will spend a few weeks at a United/Continental Airlines hangar at LAX, undergoing preparations for its trip through Los Angeles and Inglewood.
It will leave the airport in the early morning hours on Oct. 12 so as not to disrupt LAX operations, taking Northside Parkway to Lincoln Boulevard into Westchester. The course it will follow meanders east through the streets in Westchester, following Manchester Avenue into Inglewood and Crenshaw Boulevard through South Los Angeles. The shuttle will take Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard into Exposition Park.
At Westchester High - now officially called Westchester Enriched Sciences Magnets - students in the school's aerospace-and-aviation program will line up outside as the shuttle makes its way past the school on Westchester Parkway.
"They are learning all about the space program in class, but this will help them to see it up close and make that personal connection," said Principal Bobby Canosa-Carr.
Recent news reports about the more than 400 trees that will come down to accommodate the massive orbiter drew criticism from some residents along the path, including those in Inglewood. (The California Science Center has pledged to plant two trees for every one removed.)
But trees aren't the only roadway impediments.
Once the shuttle leaves the airport's north side, it will be parked for hours in Westchester's Sepulveda Boulevard business district before it can safely cross four high-voltage transmission lines along the route later that night. Science Center officials have said these lines will need to be individually de-energized, lifted to permit the orbiter to pass beneath and then re-energized.
In Inglewood, the Endeavour will be greeted with fanfare during a morning event on Oct. 13 outside City Hall. Once it reaches the intersection of MLK and Crenshaw boulevards, the space shuttle will be greeted with a celebration produced and directed by actress and choreographer Debbie Allen, featuring artists from the Los Angeles School of Gymnastics and Lula Washington Dance Theatre, taiko drummers, aerialists and more.
It's expected to reach Exposition Park by 7:30 that evening.
Given the magnitude of the journey - dubbed Mission 26 - the Science Center will count on volunteers to help out along the course. It's hoping to get people to assist with ushering, safeguarding shuttle holding areas and controlling crowds.
The shuttle's journey to the Science Center is bound to draw people out of their offices, homes and schools to get a look at the orbiter in flight or on local roads.
One of them, Lawndale resident Allen Hess, has a special connection. A retired engineer who worked for Rockwell International and Boeing, the 66-year-old said he helped design some of the orbiter's parts over the years.
"I wish it was still flying," said Hess, who plans to watch the Endeavour descend into Los Angeles from The Proud Bird.
"My worst nightmare," he said, "is just being in the wrong spot and missing it."
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text: Children's manners and etiquette in the 1950's The behavior of your Children was a symbol of the Parents 'status' Many people, especially those under the age of around 45 will often hear 'us oldens' say "If I'd have spoken to my parents like that, I'd have got a clip round the ear". If you gave a child a clip round the ear nowadays, they'd probably sue you and put you up in front of the European Equal Rights Committee or something similar! But in most cases it's true what we say, you would never answer back, you would do as you were told because that's how it worked. Possibly part of the reason was that for the last 100 years, the vast majority of us were children of those who fought in the Services during the two Wars and this brought about a discipline. There again, discipline goes back centuries before that even. It is best write how things were back in the 1950's by just giving examples and the 'rules' which existed, most of which are long forgotten I'm afraid. 1. When any adult, excepting your Parents, entered the Room, you would stand up. If you didn't you'd get ticked off for sure. 2. You would always vacate a Bus or Train seat for a Woman or someone in senior years. You would also offer them your place in a Queue when alighting a Bus 3. You would never leave the Table without seeking permission first. In fact, you would usually not even bother asking, in the 50's most would eat as a family and leave the Table together. 4. "Please" and "Thank you" were compulsory and unlike nowadays, if you didn't say it, it wasn't a case of the Adult saying what an impolite young child you were after you'd left, they would tell you face to face. 5. At School, every Teacher was referred to as 'Sir' or 'Madam' and upon entry into the Classroom, everyone would stand and unanimously say "Good morning Sir" 6. If you wore a Hat, you would never wear it indoors, Home or Shop. You would take it off if you met or you were talking to a Lady. 7. "I want" were two 'no no' words, it was always "I would like" or "may I have" (followed by the mandatory Please and Thank you of course. 8. You would always open a door for someone, a woman or adult and allow them entry or exit before you. 9. 'Speak when you're spoken to', another expression us oldens often say. You would not normally make the first comment other than to ask how a person was, you would sit politely when you had Guests ans wait for the question - and that was usually based around your Schooling! 10. Going back to Buses and Trains and even walking down the Street, if you saw a Lady struggling with her Shopping, you would offer to help, even if that meant going out of your way to take them to he home. I'm sure there are many more you'd be able to find, but ten is a round number. Much of the above would remain for some years to follow, but the main change in 'youth' came about in the mid 1960's. Sure there was the James Dean 'rebel without a cause' attitude and the 'Teddy Boys' later to become 'Rockers' and nowadays known as 'Bikers', although I must add it's hard to find a modern day Biker without manners. Manners and etiquette was just a part of the 1950's lifestyle, it was more disciplined, you wouldn't see so much rubbish in the Street, you would find it hard to find untidy front gardens, people wanted to show others that they had things sorted, they were leading a decent life, did the right thing and the Children's manners were one way of showing this. 70s Is it amazing that kids from the 70s survived? Or was it just a different way of life that society has forgotten how to live? I am going to be honest. I haven't been blessed (or cursed) with kids of my own. If I had, maybe I would be singing a different tune. But I have watched people my own age with their kids and I sometimes shake my head in disbelief. When did it all change? I am not debating whether the changes were good or bad… just noticing the change itself. Car Safety: When we were kids, we never wore seat belts. We would climb over the front seat or better yet went sliding all around the back of my mom's station wagon with every quick turn. I don't ever recall seeing a car seat, mothers held babies in their lap. Air bags were brown paper sacks that you blew air into then smacked it really hard with your hand to make it pop. Pickup trucks driving thru town with passengers sitting on the side of the bed or even on the tailgate was an everyday occurrence. Germitus: This disease seems to have grown rampant. I don't know how many times I hear parents these days screaming "Put that down, it's dirty!" or "Don't play on that, it's filthy!". Oh my god… I don't think there was a day I wasn't covered in dirt after being outside. We would swim in anything that would hold water including lakes, ponds, streams, creeks, and even extremely large mud puddles after a heavy rain. (Heck we even played in the rain.) We played on old rocks, bricks, dirt mounds, fields, junk piles, and everything else that looked liked an adventure on this planet earth. We drank water out of wells, garden hoses, and public fountains. Yes… we got leeches now and then, or ticks, or chiggers, or what not but it wasn't a big deal. That was part of life, not a reason to stop doing what we were doing. Toy Safety: We had toys with small parts, toys that shot projectiles, chemistry sets that required flame, and wood burning sets that required hot irons. We had trains, race tracks, and games that required us to plug chords into sockets without safety plugs. We had hobby kits that required needles, scissors, x-acto knives, paints and glue. We had model rockets and gas powered toy planes. We had firecrackers, bottle-rockets, cherry bombs, smoke bombs, sizzling snakes, and plastic smoking monkeys. We had all of this… and my parents house is still standing. Child Safety: I lived just outside of a small town so my bike was one of my best friends. I didn't have a safety helmet, knee pads or elbow pads. Get dinged up? If I would even stop playing long enough for mom to look at it, she would wash it with a washcloth, slap a band-aid on it and out the door I would go to eventually crash into something else. I couldn't even count the number of times I kissed the concrete while learning how to skateboard, took a tumble while trying to walk on stilts, or slipped and fell out of a tree. Family Time: We ate as a family at breakfast and supper every single day. On weekends that included lunch. We watched several television shows together like Hee Haw, Sonny and Cher, Battlestar Galactica, and The Muppet Show. My father was not my best friend. He was my father. He corrected me, he paddled me, and he gave me his wisdom. We became best friends after I moved out and started a life of my own. Cooking and Tools: My mother was a stay at home mom until probably about the time I started 7th or 8th grade. She had taught me how to cook at a very young age. So when mom started working again it was nothing for my parents to come home and have seen that I had cooked Spaghettios on the stove or baked up a batch of cookies for a treat. We used hammers, nails, knives, saws and drills to build things like ramps, club houses, and tree houses. (Though I must confess we did get in trouble a few times for leaving one of dads tools out in the rain.) Independence: After my mom went back to work I rode my bike home to an empty house after school. I would watch after school programming while eating a snack and then go outside to play. During the summers I would go to a friend's house or just find something to do at home. What may start out as an adventure in the creek of the back field may lead to an all day extravaganza in town. My parents didn't know where I was 24/7, and they didn't worry. I just had to be home in time for supper. If I was doing something wrong, believe me, someone would have called my parents and they would be fully aware of the situation way before I got home. Everybody seemed to lookout for your kids without you even asking. Fashion: I don't ever remember fashion being an issue while growing up. When we were kids we could have cared less what each other was wearing. There weren't any must have brands. The only thing I remember hating was new jeans. I wanted to wear them out as fast as possible so I could get some cool patches on them. (Which was really hard with those stupid Sears Toughskins.) Guns: We also learned how to shoot "BB" guns and real guns at an early age. I had a my own very simplistic "BB" gun in grade school. 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aquaprincess on 3/5/2014 11:51:00 PM more reviews by aquaprincess
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
I like this lipgloss a lot! The scent is nice, the texture is perfect, and I really don't dislike much about it. I hate sticky lipgloss and this is not sticky. I also hate strong bad smelling lipgloss and this lipgloss has a super light vanilla scent. Some of my friends could not even smell it. I don't like glitter in my lipgloss but I don't seem to mind it in this gloss since I like it so much. The glitter is also left over on the lips a little and sometimes gets on other parts of my face but who cares! The color is sheer but very pretty. I might be biased though haha. This was the first lipgloss I ever used when I was younger and I loved it then and still do. I don't know what but the scent was so addicting to me when I was younger, I loved smelling it. I know weird, but it still does smell good. It doesn't last more than 2 hours but I don't mind reapplying. :)
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MileyCyrus21 on 10/10/2013 4:27:00 PM more reviews by MileyCyrus21
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Olive Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Green
I bought this product and loved it. It gives your lips the perfect amount of sparkle. Then i lost and i missed it soooo much so i bought another one and let me tell you i do not regret buying this product.
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heartangel477 on 7/16/2013 4:08:00 PM more reviews by heartangel477
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
love it
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zutsie on 3/13/2013 5:43:00 AM more reviews by zutsie
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool Hair: Other Eyes: Green
I was not overly impressed with this. I bought it to try out the lipgloss range (I know, for instance, my mother absolutely loves these ones), but I found it to be an extreme disappointment. It felt rough and very dry on my lips, not overly shiny (which was not really an issue, but there were these arb sparkles every other here and there) and did not last long at all. It really felt and looked as though it was gone within ten to fifteen minutes of a fresh application. I felt that it was a waste, and I will not be buying these again.
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soonermitzi on 3/7/2013 8:23:00 PM more reviews by soonermitzi
Age: 36-43 Skin: Sensitive, Fair Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue
This particular shade of the Glazewear Sparkle is my HG of BASIC pretty gloss. No real lasting power, but still feels good on, and gives a pretty shine,
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*TOP REVIEWER* spaflam on 1/27/2013 1:26:00 PM more reviews by spaflam
Age: 36-43 Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
This is a review of the mini-gloss in RAVE (not the full size) and the color is great - but the teeny-tiny packaging is ridiculously small. For $.99 it even seemed skimpy - like purchasing a free sample. Meanwhile, my 8 year old likes this color. I gave her the tube.
Update: Downgrading from 2 lippies to one. So dehydrating. Cheap formula. You can feel it the moment it touches your lips (I have dry skin/lips) - it almost stings. YUCK.
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karebear87 on 2/20/2012 2:27:00 AM more reviews by karebear87
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Hazel
My other favorite Glazewear. Another you cannot go wrong. The color is suitable for fair skin (well, I actually think it could be suitable for lots of skin shades) and the sparkle is just enough to catch attention, but not too intense for work or daytime play.
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ItsStillAWrap on 8/19/2011 10:26:00 PM more reviews by ItsStillAWrap
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
Great color with just a little bit of shimmer/sparkle. Nice mauve color that works even on someone very pale like me. One of my favorites. Nice consistency too. Staying power isn't great, but I have yet to find a lip gloss by any line that doesn't need constant re-application.
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*TOP REVIEWER* dawndie23 on 5/15/2011 5:55:00 PM more reviews by dawndie23
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Dark, Neutral Hair: Brown, Kinky, Medium Eyes: Brown
This is my HG lipgloss. I absolutely LOVE this gloss. It's not too sticky or goopy and gives me a beautiful shine that works perfectly with my complexion. I ususally wear it alone, over a nude lipliner. When I want to intensify the look, I wear a deep eggplant or even black lipliner on the outer corner of my lips, blend and then apply Rave lipgloss over it.
I stocked up last year when they were on sale for .99 cents. Avon has a habit of discontinuing alot of my faves, so I wanted to be safe.
This color works very nice for women of color....my complexion is similar to Angela Bassett.
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This is my favorite color by far that I've tried. It has gorgeous sparkles in it but not OTT or anything. Very subtle and pretty. It's a very soft and sheer pink. I will continue to buy and buy and buy until they stop making it. My favorite!
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My Tradescantia geniculata had tons of tiny white flowers when I bought it around 3 months ago but I realized I haven't seen a flower in a while, maybe 6 weeks. It's covered with buds, but they never open. This plant gets the same fertilization as all of my other potted plants, which are doing great. The mama basket is hanging at the east end of my front porch, so it gets sun until about 11 am. I've taken many cuttings, also, and they are doing the same thing in different pots hanging under trees. Wondering if this plant needs more light than I think...? |
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- Posted by hopefulauthor z5IL (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Jul 19, 11 at 15:45
Hi Purple..My poor TBV hasn't been fertilized in 3 yrs..lol. I'd say, give it more sun and you'll soon see flowers. Two years ago, the stems were 4' or longer. It bloomed. Because they kept tangling, I cut it back several inches..So far, it's bloomed throughout summer. If possible, place yours in more light, but keep watch so it doesn't burn. Actually, my TBV is outside, temps have been in the high 90's, and humidity 65% plus. However, even before high temps/humidity, it flowered. Try a brighter spot, and see how it does. Toni |
- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Thu, Sep 1, 11 at 15:28
Well, sorry I never said thank you before. This thread kind of slipped my mind. Remembered it today, looking for another spot to try. Have tried several spots but still it's covered with clusters of buds that don't open. |
- Posted by hopefulauthor z5IL (email@example.com) on Fri, Sep 2, 11 at 14:21
Purple, when you tried different locations, was thing while they had the same buds? Know what I mean? In other words, once a plant is set in a certain location, 'and it doesn't bloom or whatever,' it shouldn't be moved too soon. It might take several weeks before buds open. IMO, fertilizer has nothing to do with it. Toni |
- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Mon, Sep 19, 11 at 10:04
Heythere, Toni. Thanks again for the reply. OMG this plant has frustrated me this summer. I finally found a spot where it's blooming well - full sun from about noon until sunset. Agreed, fertilizer is not a factor. I think I've only used it once this year and that was months ago but the flowers are opening now. Thank goodness, these plants are extremely boring without them. I don't see myself getting weak and buying another one of these next year so I really hope my efforts at overwintering are successful. |
- Posted by hopefulauthor z5IL (email@example.com) on Mon, Sep 19, 11 at 20:31
Not the best pic, especially since it was taken as night crept up... This guy blooms all summer. I rarely water; it's main water source is rain, gets mostly east and some south sun. Bees hover around flowers. Coincidence? Yeah, I agree, they can be boring w/o blooms, but there are other flowering plants a lot less exciting like Amaryllis. lol. Toni |
- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Tue, Sep 20, 11 at 10:07
Your plant looks very happy. Thanks for sharing your pic! Totally agree about the Amaryllis. Luckily the one I have is up against the house (perennial here) where I can hide the foliage behind other plants. Here's my plant showing a few flowers - finally! I set it on the back porch so it would show up better. |
- Posted by hopefulauthor z5IL (email@example.com) on Tue, Sep 20, 11 at 16:34
Purple, some of your leaves look twice the size of mine. Your TBV is doing fine, and it's blooming..Don't see any problems??? Keeping Amaryllis outdoors, year round, is a different story. But when space is involved, well, they take too much room..Same w/Bromiliads, although I have one and will soon remove babies. |
- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Tue, Sep 20, 11 at 17:28
Thanks, I'm finally happy with it now that a few flowers are opening. Finally got it into enough sun apparently. The Amaryllis was here when I moved in, blooms red at the end of April. In this yard I've found that and gladiolus bulbs that have been getting mowed with the yard. I don't know if they'll rebound or not. There were also some Lycoris radiata (red spider lily) bulbs under a tree. I could tell the foliage was from a bulb and one day I finally had the time and remembered to dig and see what they were. I thought they were tulips and put them in a more sunny spot but they started blooming last week, so that mystery is solved. |
- Posted by hopefulauthor z5IL (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Wed, Sep 21, 11 at 16:15
I had no idea Amaryllis were hardy to AL.. Are they different speices? Wonder why they bloom in April. Do you have to do anything special to promote flowers? Guess you don't have squirrel problems. lol. I planted Glads a couple times, but the squirrels dug them up in winter, enjoying their flavor. Spider Lily's are beautiful, but not hardy here. |
- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Fri, May 25, 12 at 15:35
This plant is coming into its' own finally. It looked awful inside this winter, but looks great today! Toni, don't know why I didn't see your questions originally. There are many types of Amaryllis and I don't care enough to try to figure out which kind mine is. They're pretty common down here though, in several colors. I don't do anything to it, the dog has laid on it a few times. It put on a great show again this year. This yard is full of bulbs that were always mowed until recently. Oxalis debilis, lycoris radiata, daffs, garlic, glads, as I find them I'm rescuing them. No bloom off the glads yet, but who knows? The abandoned house next door seems to have some previously undetected flowers, too. Hopefully these glads in my yard weren't shared from next door - there's some really ugly orange ones over there... Lycoris radiata is not hard there but Lycoris squamigera is. If you have access to some, I highly recommend those. |
- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Fri, Jul 13, 12 at 10:52
Well this plant kept growing and blooming beautifully until 2-3 weeks ago I noticed I wasn't seeing any open blooms again, and a lot of yellowing leaves. Since it had recovered so nicely this spring after being inside all winter, it didn't get repotted. Sure enough, look what was going on in the pot! Usually I repot as soon as I bring a plant home, but didn't do this one, at all yet. It's the worst root-bound plant I've seen in a LONG TIME, and a clear reminder of why I stopped using peat. When I chopped the root ball in half with a shovel, there were no roots on the inside at all. Literally none. I'm not terribly squeamish about such things but pulling the plastic thing out of the mushy, rotting roots was unpleasant (but I don't think a tiny amount of peat will bother my veggie patch more than the rotted roots would help, so wanted to keep that.) My hands got too dirty to take any more pics but I wiggled and pulled all of that peat away from the middle, then removed most of the roots that were around the outside edge. It fit easily back into the same pot, the hardest part was getting the hanging thing off and back on. I'm so glad I didn't try fertilizing again or letting it go bone dry for longer periods. No more "it looks fine so I'm not going to repot that this year" for me. If it's been a year, out of the pot it comes. At least I know I'll find a pot FULL of roots next year, not a clot of empty peat. And Toni, I did end up developing an affection for that Amaryllis and have moved it to the front yard where it can be seen next year (and not laid on by a great dane!) |
- Posted by aseedisapromise z4.5 SD (My Page) on Fri, Jul 13, 12 at 14:20
I think it's a good idea to repot/resoil more often than you want to. Yellow leaves are a good sign that it is past time. It's good to check things once in a while. But your plant did overwinter well! Toni, you could plant Lycoris squamigera in your zone. They aren't red, but they are interesting. Amaryllis are large and take up a lot of room indoors, but you can make them go dormant and store them in the basement for the winter if you really like them and want to have them. Sometimes they bloom two or three times a year if you have them indoors like a house plant. But-sometimes they just take up space. |
- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Fri, Jul 13, 12 at 15:52
aseed, isn't funny how we can know something and still not do it, still think "it's ok for now, for this year...?" This is the 2nd-to-last plant to get repotted this year. The other one is no longer "maybe," it'll be this weekend. You're right and I wish I had noticed the yellow leaves in the "understory" sooner! I was busy enjoying the flowers while the roots were rotting. Total denial. |
- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Mon, Jul 23, 12 at 11:40
This plant had one bloom yesterday, and has about 20 today. So glad it likes what I did. Hope this might encourage others who wonder why their "everblooming" plant has stopped blooming to inspect the roots. |
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Not a flower, but the emerging leaves of an Acer. |
Thedecoguy - thanks a lot! But they do emerge from the flower, don't they? And finally - any idea of what kind of acer it is? Red maple? Thanks! |
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The Dordt College Costume Shop will be closed February 26 to March 28 due to the ongoing construction of the new Science and Technology Center, which will affect the Costume Shop's storage space. In order to accommodate the public, the shop is offering an extended rental period of a month.
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On their new album Fantasy, the Black Mountain side project Lightning Dust move unexpectedly toward synthpop, and the single "Loaded Gun," in particular, carries the heavy influence of the Knife. The…   Read Story »
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Lightning Dust, the side-project duo of Black Mountain members Amber Webber and Joshua Wells, go for synthetic textures instead of their old psych-folk on their new album Fantasy. We've already…   Read Story »
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The Vancouver duo Lightning Dust is a side project of the great Black Mountain, and their new single "Diamond" is the romantic soft-focus new-wave jam that nobody ever expected them to write. With…   Read Story »
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After experimenting with three formats for the Monthly Mix -- MP3 zip, Spotify playlist, Soundcloud set, etc. -- in March we finally came upon a solution that pleased everyone: all of them. And so,…   Read Story »
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Stephen Adams, Educational Psychology, Administration and Counseling, received the 'Best Paper' award from the Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education for"A Strategy for Technology Training as Part of a Master's Program Conducted at a School Site" in Atlanta, March.
John Bellah, University Police, had his article titled "Field Training Officer Selection" published in the May issue of the Law Enforcement Executive Forum for the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board. He also recently joined the Society of Automotive Engineering.
Michael Blazey, Recreation and Leisure Studies, gave a keynote address at the Tourism Society of Korea's annual conference in Danyang, South Korea, in July. The address, "Assessing Residents' Attitudes Toward Tourism Development Through Benefits-Based Research," drew from Blazey's research conducted for the City of Newport Beach.
Stephen Cooper, English, appeared in "John Fante: Profile of a Writer" (2003), a feature documentary by Italian writer-director Giovanna DiLello. He introduced the film at the Festival dei Popoli in Florence, Italy on Dec. 1. His essay, "Perché ho scritto la biografia di John Fante" ("Why I Wrote John Fante's Biography") was published in John Fante, an anthology of essays released in Italy in conjunction with the film's premiere. He presented a talk, "The Biographer's Cut," at the CSULB Faculty Supper Club on March 3 and gave an invited talk on John Fante at Harvey Mudd College on April 1. In addition, he read his short story "Sinkers" at the English Department's Creative Writing faculty reading on May 4 and took part in a panel discussion on John Fante and the DeLillo documentary at the Italian Cultural Institute in Los Angeles on July 9.
Boak Ferris, English and Comparative Literature, published a paper, "An Informal Algorithm for Generating Prime Numbers and a Related Algorithm for Factoring Unique Composites," in Mathematics and Informatics Quarterly, Sept. 2003, Vol. 13. Also, he presented a paper, "Film Structure, Symmetry, and Humor in Billy Wilder's 'Some Like it Hot'" at CSULB's Spring 2004 Annual Comparative World Literature and Classics Conference.
Jeffrey High, Romance, German and Russian Languages and Literatures, delivered the papers, "The Scottish Enlightenment, the American Revolution and Friedrich Schiller" and "Friedrich Schiller's Concept of Rebellion and the 'Failure' of his Dramatic Protagonists," at the American Society of 18th Century Studies in Boston and "Autonomy and Happiness or Barbarism and Slavery? On Schiller Totality, and the Responsibility of Revolution" at the Consortium on Revolutionary Europe at High Point University in North Carolina. He also published the article "Charlotte von Stein und Schillers Französisches Bürgerrecht" in Zeitschrift für Germanistik, (Bern: Peter Lang, 2004) and the book Schillers Rebellionskonzept und die Französische Revolution (New York: Edward Mellen Press, 2004).
Jack Hou, Economics, presented "Evolution of Economic Development: Firms, Market and the State" at the International Symposium on Private Enterprises and China's Economic Development (The Chinese Economists Society and the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences) in Beijing, China, June 18-20; "Taiwan's Agricultural Development: Experience and Lessons" at the International Symposium on China's Rural Economy after WTO: Problems and Strategies (The Chinese Economists Society and Zhejiang University) in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China, June 25-27; and "Performance, Commercial Value and Team Success: Salary in the NBA," "Evolution of Economic Development: Firms, Market and the State" and "Changes in Taiwan's Outward FDI Pattern: Timing and Causes" at the Western Economic Association International 79th Annual Conference held in Vancouver, June-July. Hou also was elected to the board of directors for the Chinese Economists Society and was appointed to the editorial board of the International Journal of Applied Economics.
Elizabeth McEneaney, Sociology, authored a chapter titled "The Global and the Local In the Construction of School Science" in Missing the Meaning: The Development and Use of Print and Non-print Learning Materials. She also presented on the topic of "Ideas with Resonance: Sociology for Teachers" at the Pacific Sociological Association held in San Francisco in April.
Hamid Rahai and Huy Hoang, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, co-authored a paper titled "The distortion of a round jet by coil inserts of various lengths" published in the Journal of Applied Thermal Engineering, Vol. 34.
Jae K. Shim, Accountancy, had his text Handbook of Financial Planning published by Southwestern.
Barry H. Steiner, Political Science, has had a monograph titled Collective Preventive Diplomacy: A Study in International Conflict Management published by SUNY Press.
Terry Witkowski, Marketing, presented a paper, "Marketing in Developing Nations: Neo-Liberal vs. Anti-Global Policy Implications," at the American Marketing Association, Marketing and Public Policy Conference, Salt Lake City, May 20-22. In April, he accepted an invitation to join the editorial review board of the journal Marketing Theory.


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Green day is a great band. The fact that they can make punk albums that sound as good now as they did in the 80′s is amazing. Besides that, coldplay should be on the list, they deserve to be lower, but definitely on the list. They have lyrical prowess that draws the deepest emotions out of a person. If I had my way linkin park would be on this list. I have some complaints, but I have no say seeing as this list was compiled by OTHER MUSICIANS. Bands like three days grace, blink 182, and rise against are criminally underrated


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With the Forest Edge Arena's British Showjumping Seniors Pre-Olympia show less than two weeks away, competitors used last Friday's show as a warm-up for the big event.
The British Novice class was won by local rider Amy Thompson riding her own Carolus VII. Caroline Fitzalan-Howard fared well in all her classes, but won the Senior Discovery in style riding Bo III, with almost three seconds up on the clock.
The largest entries of the day were in the FE 1.05m Open class. With 13 in the jump off there was little room for error. Chloe Winchester, riding R Salter's Croft Chrome set an unbeatable time, winning from Elizabeth Thorton and Reddy or Not II.
Chloe Winchester continued her form, winning the last class of the day, the 1.30m Open on Zandokan H owned by E Howard.
Christmas came early to Forest Edge Arena, as it hosted the BS juniors for a two-day showjumping Christmas show on Saturday and Sunday. More than 60 stables were pre-booked, and on Saturday evening 56 riders and their families sat down to a Christmas dinner.
The weather was anything but kind, but nothing dampened the atmosphere and this was the best supported pony show at the venue on record with jumping continuing well into the evening.
Some of the principle riders over the two days included Alexandra Hands, riding Callaghknock Star, winning the 70cm Open Saturday, and the 80cm Open Sunday.
Brooke Hunter won the Blue Chip, Horsequest UK Coral qualifier riding String of Pearls. Rider of the weekend went to Natasha Piper who won three classes riding L Piper's cracking pony, Bronllwyn Paris.
This Saturday is the Christmas Fun Show. Showing classes at 9am, followed at 11am by showjumping. Entries on the day, see www.forestedgearena.com for more information.


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Please, which camellias grow tall, but not so wide?
At my last home I had a pale pink double flowering camellia that got maybe 8-10' tall, but was only maybe 4' wide. I never pruned it. It was a very prolific bloomer, literally covered in blooms. It looked good with its dark green foliage year round. I would love to have another like it at this house, or at least something similar. Can you suggest any names for me please? |
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I think _Camellia japonica_ 'Herme,' introduced to American horticulture in 1875, fits the columnar bill. 'Herme,' correctly spelled with no _s_ at the end, is also known as 'Hikaru-Genji,' 'Jordan's Pride,' and Souvenir d'Henri Guichard.' The several synonyms indicate the popularity of this variety in the USA and abroad. It's medium-sized flowers are a frilly semi-double shaded deep pink toward their throats, edged with a white picotee, and streaked with carmine. This variety sports heavily; and there are numerous named sports, including one called 'Herme Pink,' which, like Mommer, has a long string of synonyms. 'Herme' and all members of her sporting clan grow tall and narrow. |
Thank you, Jay. I looked it up and it's a gorgeous flower. Says it goes 8' wide, which is pretty wide, but yes 15' tall. I'll bet that it's a total knockout when it blooms! I'm about ready to drive down there and ask the home owners if I can take some clippings. But I don't know what I'm doing as far as propagating a camellia. Hmmmm....... |
I finally figured out what would do the best in the area where I want this camellia. It needs to be tall, but not too wide down low. So I got a camellia TREE today. It's adorable! It blooms red in December. I'm in love. |
Congratulations! I hope it is a variety that is a successful landscape performer in your climate zone. |
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There's a variety called 'Ashton's High Rise' developed by Dr. Ackerman if you can find it. It is very columnar. |
In general the more erect ones you see here are Camellia x williamsii cultivars. Most are some version of candy or bright pink, possibly that is what you had before. |
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