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hi all,i have a kumquat that is in a 1ft wide and 1ft long pot.the kumquat tree is 31/2ft tall and 4ft wide so is it ok if i transplant it to a larger pot? |
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The top size of the tree does not have all that much to do with when the tree should be repotted. Slip the tree from the container and look at the root structure. The density of the root growth will tell you if it is time to repot. If you do repot move the tree up one or two sizes. Millet |
i have checked once before and it was really root-bound.is it ok if i move it from a plastic pot to a clay pot?it currently about 20 fruits and is flowering again.will transplanting damage the fruits or flowers?thanx for the quick reply! |
- Posted by hopefulauthor z5IL (My Page) on Wed, Jul 13, 05 at 1:51
Kiwi, if your tree is really potbound, and producing fruit and flowers, maybe you should hold off..most likely, since it's rootbound, there will be some root damage..If you can repot carefully, u might be able to get away with it without too many problems, but some trees go in shock and losing fruits/flowers are inevetable. Toni |
when it gets a sock, about how many percent of fruit and flowers does it loes?thanks for the reply! |
I have repotted trees hundreads of times in just about every stage of growth and probably in every month of the year. When done properly and normal care is given, I have never seen even one tree go into shock. Tree's of course actually do not suffer from shock. When a tree has problems after repotting, it is due to root damage caused by rough handling of the root system during the transplanting process. Actually, when a tree is transplanted to a larger container, the opposite is usually the case, the tree shows it's appreciation with lots of new growth. - Millet |
Thanks, Millet. I've been worrying about repotting at the "wrong" time, so your post is reassuring. Not that I'll be able to do it perfectly, but at least there's no theoretical certainty that I'll wreak havoc by doing it at any particular time. |
In my experience it is so true what Millet has said above. After repotting my plants appear to thank me by giving more growth and foliage. But then I use common sense- not to disturb the roots as much as I can. |
But how do you not disturb the roots? |
first I get me a sharp long knife and encircle the inside of the pot with it. I tapped the plastic around on the outside while laying the pot horizontal and roll the pot around while tapping the pot. 99% of the time the plant and the soil will come out if you invert the pot and the soil and plant will come off. If it is too big to do the above after I tap the roots and loosen the soil around wiithe the long knife I put a water hose on the side until the pot is wet around it but not soggy enought for the whole soil to be wet. Just on the rim. Once I got the plant out of the pot I put it to the hole that I dug a much bigger hole than the pot. Make sure you have a very fertile and easily well drained soil in them. Put the plant at level or a little higher than soil level. Then water it I mean soak the soil real good so no trapped air is trapped inside. I usually put the hose at 3 equal locations around the plant. I have 100 % recovery all the time. |
I'm planning to try repotting a smaller Meyer (~1.5 ft tall, and very spindly) before attempting the same with my bigger Meyer (3.5 ft tall, and ~3 ft across at the top). Practice makes perfect, or at least not egregiously non-perfect. |
hi all,i finally repotted it to a bigger pot yesterday.it looked quite ok today.how will the tree react if it has root damage and how long will it take?thanx for all replys! |
If you damaged the roots enough to cause the tree problems you would have probably seen it already. Sound like you did alright. - Millet |
thanx! i feel much better now.besides,3 flowers have opened today!they smell sooo heavenly! |
- Posted by garnetmoth z7 TN (My Page) on Mon, Jul 18, 05 at 10:52
congrats! My calamondin went a bit limp about 6 hrs after transplanting (i was letting the gentle rain water it in, but the rain stopped before the tree got soaked well), but a good soaking brought it back perky within 2 hrs. I think youre outta the woods! |
thank you!glad to hear your calamondin is okay!a few more blooms opened on my kumquat today. |
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Specialty crop growers paid the biggest price for Georgia's farm labor shortages last year, according to a Georgia Department of Agriculture report.
The study, mandated by Georgia lawmakers through a stricter immigration law that went into effect Jan. 1, used a 36-question survey of 813 Georgia producers, processors and others in agricultural services and marketing.
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"Specifically, over 50% of the producers of blueberries, cabbage, cantaloupe, cucumbers, eggplant, peppers, squash, tobacco, and watermelon reported income losses in 2011 due to lack of available workers," according to the study.
The report found that 21% of the responders indicated fewer than average workers were hired in 2011 compared with the previous five years. Reasons for the reduction were blamed on a poor economy, loss of revenue, poor worker retention and lack of workers.
Georgia produce leaders have complained that the state's immigration law, passed in May 2011, has had a negative effect on worker availability, despite the fact the first E-verify requirement didn't go into effect until this year. Other enforcement provisions of the law worried migrant workers, industry leaders said.
"The rumors killed us," said Charles Hall, executive director of the Georgia Fruit and Vegetable Association.
He said within the Latino community there were rumors that law enforcement officials would set up roadblocks at the state border and check immigration status.
"We attribute it back to House Bill 87, but it was people thinking they were going to be arrested at the border," Hall said.
The report, released in early January, did not directly say the immigration law diminished the labor supply, but he said it was a possibility.
"It is unknown if the lack of full- and part-time workers in 2011 was a direct result of the passage of Georgia HB 87, however, the findings of this study suggest that this could be an issue," according to the report.
"I think (the report) validated a lot of the feelings we had already within the fruit and vegetable industry," Hall said.
A study by the University of Georgia released in October estimated economic damage to Georgia produce growers in 2011 attributed to labor shortages at near $74 million for growers of seven produce crops, representing nearly half of the state's acreage of those commodities.


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Members of the armed services face enough threats on the job that their home life should be a safe haven. But that certainly doesn't appear to be the case for one Fort Carson soldier. A criminal complaint against her civilian husband, Mitchell Gibson, documents years of abuse and punishment capped by an incident during which he allegedly choked her until she passed out and then threatened to cut off the fingertips of their baby.
To make the case that much more shocking: The victim was pregnant at the time of the attack. Get details and see the complete affidavit below.
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As you might expect, many of these ailments required medical treatment. But she didn't inform law enforcement of the punishment she'd been receiving until late March at Fort Carson, where she lived with Gibson and their one-year-old daughter.A photo from the Fort Carson Family Housing Facebook page.
Over that month, the victim said Mitchell had regularly whipped her with a coaxial cable, which he sometimes made her retrieve for him prior to using it in assaults.
But he allegedly took his horrific treatment a step further on March 22. He's said to have struck her with the cable in the buttocks, chest and groin area, as well as choking her until she blacked out.
She didn't gradually wake up. Rather, she was jolted into consciousness when Gibson reportedly poured boiling water on her stomach, groin, genitals and leg.
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These offenses were a prelude to what happened on March 25.
Around 8:30 p.m., Gibson allegedly began choking his wife and threw her to the ground. She reacted by rushing to the door and screaming for help. He allegedly squelched her cries by choking her until she lost consciousness again.
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State authorities have stepped into the middle of a dispute between Lake Station Mayor Keith Soderquist and Lake Station City Court Judge Christopher Anderson over the firing of Soderquist's stepdaughter, claiming the city improperly paid her more than $13,000 after she was fired.
The State Board of Accounts released a report Thursday detailing its investigation into that and other issues dealing with the City Court, including the improper charging of court fees.
The report says that Miranda Brakley, Soderquist's stepdaughter and deputy clerk for the City Court, was in charge of collecting bond payments from the Lake Station Police Department, processing the payments and then depositing them at the bank.
However, the SBOA found that bond money totalling $16,464 from 39 cases was never deposited.
Most of the money was recovered in December when Brakley turned in a bank bag containing $15,800, which she said was the bond money. She told the SBOA that the money had been sitting in her vehicle since she was fired in June.
It is not clear if the SBOA discovered that the money was missing before or after she was fired.
Brakley's firing caused a stir at the time after the Lake Station City Council voted a week later to return control of the court clerks to the clerk-treasurer's office, where they had been since 2008.
Soderquist speculated at the time that Anderson fired Brakley because he got wind of plans to remove the positions from his control.
Anderson and Soderquist could not be reached for comment.
Clerk-Treasurer Brenda Samuels subsequently rehired Brakley, although that lasted just two weeks when Lake County Superior Court Judge Calvin Hawkins issued a temporary restraining order against the move.
During that time period, the SBOA says, Brakley received $468 from the court fund for seven days of vacation and another $12,661 from the city's general fund that was reportedly unusued compensatory and sick time. However, the SBOA claims that Brakley had already used all but half an hour of vacation pay by the time she was fired and that the judge never signed off on the payment. As for the other payment, the city had no authority to pay her, the SBOA says.
"Furthermore, except for retirees, employees within the Clerk-Treasurer's Office could not name any other employee who received such compensation upon termination of employment whether voluntary or involuntary," the SBOA report says.
The state agency also found discrepancies in payments she received for serving as an alcohol monitor, saying that there was no documentation of the hours she worked from 2008 to September 2011 and that some of the hours she claimed to have worked as the alochol monitor were the same hours she was working as court clerk.
The SBOA wants Brakley to repay Lake Station $13,130 and to pay the state of Indiana $23,358 for the investigation work.
She's a 'pawn'
Brakley's attorney, Scott King, lambasted the report and said she never acted improperly or with malice.
"I really think that for whatever reason or reasons, they're attempting to make her the whipping child here, and it's completely inappropriate," he said Monday. "... And then they have the audacity to seek the cost of the audit."
King responded in writing to the report, saying in it that Brakley was a "pawn" in a political fight between Judge Anderson and other city officials. He noted that when Brakley was fired, she set aside a box of items, including the bank bag with $15,800, to turn over to the clerk-treasurer's office. However, it seemed another court employee took that box along with others to Brakley's car.
Thinking everything in the car was her personal belongings, King writes, Brakley never checked the boxes until December and did not realize the money was sitting in her car.
King said Monday he is in the process of filing a lawsuit on behalf of Brakley over her firing and said that Anderson might not even be legally allowed to serve as Lake Station judge because it appeared he does not live in the city. Anderson's home address listed on election forms is 3405 Parkside Ave., which is in Lake Station.
Samuels said Monday the court clerks had originally been under her office but she had no knowledge of what they did, so she worked with Judge Anderson several years ago to move them to his supervision. No one with the City Council talked to her before voting to return the clerks back to her oversight, Samuels said. She said she Brakley back because she was familiar with how the office works.
As for paying the compensatory and sick time to Brakley, Samuels said it did go against city ordinance because it was not preapproved but that the city attorney told her to pay it because Brakley could prove she earned the hours in 2008.
"He said if you get sued, you're going to pay triple," she said.
Along with the issues surrounding Brakley, the SBOA also found that the Lake Station court has not been charging the correct fees to defendants.


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Ptarmigan Peak, Ptarmigan Trailhead, Summit County - Eagle County - Clear Creek County, Colorado
Ptarmigan Peak - 12.0 miles
Ptarmigan Trailhead
Round-Trip Length: | 12.0 miles |
Start-End Elevation: | 9,155' - 12,498' (12,498' max elevation) |
Elevation Change: | +3,343' net elevation gain (+3,710' total roundtrip elevation gain) |
Skill Level: | Strenuous |
Dogs Allowed: | Yes |
Bikes Allowed: | No |
Horses Allowed: | Yes |
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Ptarmigan Peak (12,498') straddles the border between Summit and Grand Counties, offering 360 degree views of every mountain range located within the Dillon Ranger District. The summit is positioned within the Ptarmigan Peak Wilderness adjacent to its sister area, the Eagles Nest Wilderness but just 1/6 its size.
At 13,175 acres, the Ptarmigan Peak Wilderness is small by Colorado standards yet yields very diverse topography ranging from aspen and lodgepole pine forests at the lower montane elevations, Englemann spruce at the sub-alpine elevations and alpine tundra above treeline. These changes in elevation-oriented ecology result in a wide range of fauna including bear, moose, elk, deer, bighorn sheep and mountain goat.
From its unusually flat and broad summit, Ptarmigan Peak offers unabated views of the Tenmile Mountain Range, Williams Fork Mountain Range and Continental Divide. Notable visible summits include Buffalo Mountain, Red Peak, Grays Peak, Torreys Peak and even Longs Peak in Rocky Mountain National Park.
From the parking area, the trail heads north through a residential area sparsely populated with aspens and tall grass. At .1 miles, the trail intersects a private road. Turn left and walk up the road for 100 yards until a sign for the Ptarmigan Trail points to the right. Turn right to pick back up the the Ptarmigan Trail.
The trail begins a moderate ascent along a hillside filled with low sagebrush. Small stands of pine and aspen dot the hillside as the trail passes the .5 mile mark (9,570'). At .7 miles (9,617'), a second trailhead sign greets visitors and reiterates the various regulations associated with entering the Ptarmigan Peak Wilderness (whose official boundary is still 3.7 miles and 1,890' away).
Continuing past the sign, the trail begins a minor descent, passes under a set of major powerlines and enters the forest at 1.0 miles (9,560'). The path now begins a steady ascent, crossing two minor run-off streams while winding through a dense, mature aspen forest for the next mile. The trail briefly opens up to reveal amazing views of Buffalo Mountain and Red Peak before re-entering the forest and reaching the Angler Trail junction at 2.0 miles (9,868').
Past the Angler Trail, the Ptarmigan Trail continues north on a moderate ascent. At 2.5 miles, the trail breaks through 10,000' - aspens now begin to give way to more pine and spruce trees providing a change in scenery from the aspen-dominated lower elevations. Views to the east, south and west are excellent with terrific vistas of all the aforementioned mountain ranges.
At 3.0 miles (10,425'), the trail begins a more aggressive grade as the path bends northwest on a heading towards Ptarmigan Peak. At 3.75 miles, the trail breaks through 11,000' and the landscape begins to change to accommodate treeline. Then, at 4.4 miles (11,500'), the trail reaches treeline and the official Ptarmigan Peak Wilderness sign. From this point on, the landscape is entirely exposed with nothing but alpine tundra as far as the eye can see.
Now headed northwest through a vast area of impressive tundra, the views are simply outstanding. The trail leads up to the Ptarmigan Pass split at 4.9 miles (11,888'). Stay straight on the Ptarmigan Peak Trail and shortly thereafter the trail passes 12,000' (5.15 miles).
For the next mile, the trail is spectacularly exposed. Unlike most summit approaches, there is very little rock to be found in this area. For miles around, the entire area is literally carpeted in alpine tundra creating a surreal environment for any visitor.
At 6.0 miles, there is a sign for the Ute Peak Trail - Ptarmigan Trail separation and Ptarmigan Peak is but feet from this split. Turn right and walk .1 mile towards the large cairn which marks Ptarmigan Peak (6.1 miles : 12,498').
Key GPS Coordinates - DATUM WGS84
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- N39 38.113 W106 03.210 — 0.0 miles: Ptarmigan Trailhead
- N39 38.461 W106 03.157 — 0.5 miles: Trail ascends through sagebrush field
- N39 38.816 W106 03.219 — 1.0 miles: After gradual descent trail enters forest
- N39 39.183 W106 03.262 — 1.5 miles: Trail maintains gradual ascent through aspen
- N39 39.472 W106 03.232 — 2.0 miles: Angler Trail junction - stay straight
- N39 39.754 W106 03.243 — 2.5 miles: Break 10,000' - aspens change to pine/spruce
- N39 39.982 W106 03.254 — 3.0 miles: Ascent becomes slightly steeper
- N39 40.281 W106 02.661 — 4.0 miles: Landscape changes for upcoming treeline
- N39 40.301 W106 02.434 — 4.4 miles: Official Ptarmigan Peak Wilderness Boundary
- N39 40.688 W106 02.234 — 4.9 miles: Trail split to Ptarmigan Pass - stay straight
- N39 40.810 W106 02.014 — 5.15 miles: Break 12,000' - land completely exposed
- N39 41.466 W106 01.633 — 6.0 miles: Ute Peak / Ptarmigan junction - turn right
- N39 41.452 W106 01.583 — 6.1 miles: Ptarmigan Peak - 12,498'
Worth Noting
- Every mountain range with within the Dillon Ranger District are visible from Ptarmigan Peak - these include the Tenmile Range, Williams Fork Range and the Continental Divide.
- The last 1 - 2 miles of the Ptarmigan Trail are above treeline and completely exposed to the elements. Be prepared for sun, wind and quick moving thunderstorms.
- Many well-known summits are visible from Ptarmigan peak including but not limited to: Buffalo Mountain, Red Peak, Grays Peak, Torreys Peak and Longs Peak (the highest in Rocky Mountain National Park).
- Past the turn off to the Ptarmigan Peak summit, the Ptarmigan Trail becomes the Ute Peak Trail which continues north - straddling the spine of the Willams Fork Mountain Range.
- There are very few trails that enter the Ptarmigan Peak Wilderness - but all of them connect with the Ute Peak Trail which provides alpine access to the Williams Fork Mountains.
- Elevations in the Ptarmigan Peak Wilderness Area range from 9,127' to 12,757'.
- The Ptarmigan Peak Wilderness Area is part of the White River National Forest and is a sister area to the Eagles Nest Wilderness - located across Highway 9 to the west.
- The Eagles Nest Wilderness consists of 82,484 acres while the Ptarmigan Peak Wilderness has only 13,175 acres.
Camping and Backpacking Information
- Dispersed camping is allowed but is prohibited within 100' of all lakes, rivers and streams.
- Camping in groups of more than 15 people is prohibited.
- Building and using a campfire within a quarter mile of all lakes is prohibited, it is also prohibited to build a fire within 100' of all lakes, rivers and streams. Fires are also not allowed in alpine areas including alpine meadows, krumholtz and riparian areas.
- Equestrian camping - no hay or straw allowed. Only pelletized feed and rolled grain may be used. Violations will result in a fine.
Fishing Information
- Fishing is allowed with a valid Colorado fishing license.
- Bury fish guts in latrine holes. Do not leave along lake and stream beds.
Rules and Regulations
- Mountain biking is allowed only up to the Ptarmigan Peak Wilderness boundary, past which it is prohibited.
- Dogs must be leashed in the Ptarmigan Peak Wilderness or face stiff fines.
- Motor vehicles of any kind are strictly prohibited.
- Permits: For special use permits for outfitting, commercial filming, recreational events, firewood cutting and hazardous tree removal, please contact the Dillon Ranger District.
Directions to Trailhead
From I-70 take Exit 205 (Silverthorne / Dillon) and turn right at the light. Travel for .2 miles and turn right onto Rainbow Drive (Wendy's is on the corner). Shortly thereafter turn right onto Tanglewood Lane and follow to Ptarmigan Trail Road. Turn right onto Ptarmigan Road and drive .8 miles to the parking area on your right. The trail leaves across the street from the parking lot.
Contact Information
Dillon Ranger District
680 Blue River Parkway
Silverthorne, CO 80498
M - F from 8am - 4pm
White River National Forest
900 Grand Ave.
P.O. Box 948
Glenwood Springs CO 81602


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Does anyone know of any trees that keep there leaves in the winter months or evergreens that grow in pretty heavy shade in the summer months? In the winter some sun gets through. I am trying to block the veiw of a subdivision thet is being build behind me.
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- Posted by knottyceltic S/W Ontario 5b (My Page) on Sat, Jan 13, 07 at 11:32
Generally in a natural mixed forest the evergreens grow along WITH the deciduous trees each competing for the sunlight and yadda yadda yadda. To try to grow evergreens inside an established deciduous woods is difficult but not entirely impossible. I have Witchita Blue Junipers growing in full shade in a deciduous woods and my neighbors have Yew which are quite successful at being started in an established canopy. I think you will have a harder time with things like pine, spruce and other traditional evergreens. Yew might be your best bet. Soil conditions might be a bit problematic as well and you may have to do some ammending to get an evergreen to grow in soil that has been traditionally growing deciduous shrubs and trees. Also, deciduous trees (esp. maples with shallow and meshy roots) are water hogs, so trying to establish an evergreen amongst deciduous trees might mean a LOT of water for the first couple of years. As for deciduous trees that keep their leaves, the only one I can think of off the top of my head is the English Oaks and some of the Beech trees. My American Beech keeps it's leaves unless we have any HUGE windstorms in which case the top most leaves do get blown off but generally the lower leaves about 20' up from the ground still remain all winter until new buds force the old leaves off. The Tamarack...geeze I'm not even sure what category that it falls into since it's leaves are like evergreens but it acts more like a deciduous tree. It does have LOW shade tolerance but if you have a spot where it might get 'some' sun it's a lovely tree. it's appearance is like a fir tree, conical in shape, fast growing and yet in the fall it's needles turn yellow/golden and stay ON the tree. It's also a species that LOVES water so it would be some work to keep it happy enough just for it's water needs, let alone getting it some sun. I don't know the size of the area you are wanting to plant but have you considered culling some of the other trees in order to make sun for starting some evergreens? That's a whole 'nother option for you if you have the space AND the time/energy but that will certainly work if you have a large area and the time to cull out a few spaces to let in light. Hope you find something helpful. Your local...what do you guys in the USA call it? Here we call it "Ministry of Natural Resources" but I think you guys call it "Extension Office", they should be able to help you with some ideas on what might work, specific to your region, shade conditions and soil conditions. Barb |
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As a Tuv Ha'Aretz member at Tikvat Israel, you'll know where your food is coming from, and enjoy:
During Tikvat Israel's previous CSA seasons, members and their families enjoyed the following activities:
Tuv Ha'Aretz members raved about how fresh and delicious the produce was. Many members particularly appreciated the opportunity to "become acquainted" with vegetables they had never used before - many of us found that once we got to know vegetables like beets and kohlrabi, we wondered how we'd ever lived without them. Some of the more creative cooks enjoyed the opportunity to try new recipes and combine ingredients in ways they had never thought about before - did you know that beet chocolate cake is delicious? Some CSA members even found that they were spending less money on produce than if they had to buy it at the supermarket - and organic versions of most of the vegetables we ate are not available in any local supermarket.
Registration for Tikvat Israel's Summer 2010 CSA program is now open. Keep reading to find out how you can get involved with Tikvat Israel's community-supported agriculture (CSA) program!
For the third year in a row, we are working with Pam Stegall of Calvert Farm, an organic grower in Cecil County, Maryland.
Summer share dates are every Monday from May 10 to September 20 (20 weeks total). You can pick up your produce from the Tikvat Israel social hall between 2:00 pm and 6:30 pm.
Each share consists of a box full of 6-8 types of vegetables. Our farmer partners with several other farmers through a farmers' cooperative to offer a wide variety of fruits and vegetables to our members. For a small additional cost, our farmer can provide eggs.
Shares can be split between two or more households; share members are responsible for finding share partners and dividing up their produce. Our farmer strongly recommends that if you decide on a half-share, you should partner with someone you know and like.
New Lower Price This Season!The full share price for Summer 2010 is $470, which includes a $10 admin fee that covers CSA administrative costs and programming. The price for one dozen eggs each week is an additional $60.
Registration deadline: ASAP!
To sign up, download the Summer 2010 registration form, fill it out, and send it to Ted Kram (his address is on the form) with a check for the full amount made out to "Tuv Ha'Aretz."
What is Tuv Ha'Aretz?Hazon is creates a healthier and more sustainable Jewish community. Hazon's programs focus on outdoor physical challenges (including bike rides and hikes) and food-related work.
Tuv Ha'Aretz means "good for the land" and "best of the land." Tuv Ha'Aretz, Hazon's CSA Program, enables the Jewish community to support local, sustainable agriculture. CSAs guarantee farmers a secure market and give members access to local, organic produce at competitive prices. CSAs also help preserve farmland and build community.
In addition to providing people with the opportunity to purchase and eat local, organic produce, Tuv Ha'Aretz helps protect land from development and urban sprawl by supporting the work of small farmers. Tuv Ha'Aretz's title reflects Hazon's commitment to sustainable farming and eating.
Tuv Ha'Aretz is also interested in creating vibrant Jewish communities and educational opportunities. Tuv Ha'Aretz offers a powerful and unique way to foster pluralism and inter-generational connections in the Jewish community. It is an innovative educational platform, which allows members to explore contemporary food issues from a Jewish perspective. The Jewish tradition has a long history of thinking about what is kosher (literally, "fit") for us to eat.
Download the Summer 2010 registration form and drop off in the synagogue office or mail to the registration coordinator listed on the form.
Download the information flyer, and pass it around your neighborhood.
More questions about how to sign up? Contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
More questions about Tuv Ha'aretz? See the Hazon website for more information.
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Specially-created apps for Black Friday make shopping so much easier. To make shopping simple, we've rounded up some of the top-rated apps.
So, what exactly do these apps do? Some compare online and in-store prices to make sure you get your hands on the best deal. Others allow you to snap a photo of an item with your in-phone camera, and then scans its barcode across other stores' inventory to compare prices. Either way, it's a win for you. Read on for more.
Black Friday Apps
• Black Friday by BradsDeals (iPhone)
This app showcases some top Black Friday bargains, as well as promises to provide pre-release access to Black Friday ads and links to merchandisers' websites.
• TGI Black Friday (iPhone, Android)
This provides user access to leaked ads, including downloadable items like PDFs. It even provides alerts when the app is closed. Something we like: it allows you to search for deals across both product categories and merchants, and allows you to email those deals and that information to yourself or friends.
• Black Flyday (Android)
This Android app adds a gaming dimension to shopping. Groups of people using it form teams and use their phones' GPS to share locations of their bargains with "teammates." It also automatically saves your team members' posts about deals, making them easily searchable for you.
Barcode Scanner Apps
• RedLaser (iPhone)
This is a leading barcode scanner for the iPhone, searching for low prices on your chosen item using tons of online and local merchants (Google Product Search, eBay, Half.com and more). It scans a wide variety of barcodes, including UPC and QR codes, and also has the capability to send your scanned barcode to others via email.
• Shop Savvy (iPhone, Android)
This is another leading barcode scanner app for both phones, allowing you to search for a product by name. In addition to giving you online and local prices, a "Deals" section offers shipping promotions, coupon codes, rebates, weekend sales and other ways to get the same product for even less. Sharing options (Facebook, Twitter, Dropbox) are pretty good, too.


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Get Involved with Swannanoa Presbyterian
9:45 am Sunday School for all ages. We currently have three Sunday School classes: One for children and two adult classes.
11:00 am Morning Worship
Fourth Sunday of every month – pot luck after Church. Bring a dish if you wish, but bring your family and friends to share in our abundance. There's enough for everyone!
5:30 pm Bible Study. We will be reviewing the scripture passage for the upcoming Sunday, to better prepare us for hearing God's Word through worship and scripture.
6:30 pm Choir Practice
Presbyterian Women
The Presbyterian Women's Organization meets on the second Monday of each month at 10 AM. Contact one of the officers for more information. Click here for the mission of Presbyterian Women, and here for a short video.
Office Hours
Rev. Alex is available most days in the office. Call for an appointment, 828-450-4856


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Moving from Solitude to Community
The word discipleship and the word discipline are the same word--that has always fascinated me. Once you have made the choice to say, "Yes, I want to follow Jesus," the question is, "What disciplines will help me remain faithful to that choice?" If we want to be disciples of Jesus, we have to live a disciplined life.
By discipline, I do not mean control. If I know the discipline of psychology or of economics, I have a certain control over a body of knowledge. If I discipline my children, I want to have a little control over them.
But in the spiritual life, the word discipline means "the effort to create some space in which God can act." Discipline means to prevent everything in your life from being filled up. Discipline means that somewhere you're not occupied, and certainly not preoccupied. In the spiritual life, discipline means to create that space in which something can happen that you hadn't planned or counted on.
I think three disciplines are important for us to remain faithful, so we not only become disciples, but also remain disciples. These disciplines are contained in one passage from Scripture with which we're familiar, but one that we may be surprised to find speaks about discipline.
"Now it happened in those days that Jesus went onto the mountain to pray, and he spent the whole night in prayer to God. When day came, he summoned his disciples and picked out twelve of them and called them apostles: Simon, whom he called Peter; and his brother, Andrew; James; John; Philip; Bartholomew; Matthew; Thomas; James, son of Alphaeus; Simon, called the Zealot; Judas, son of James; and Judas Iscariot, who became a traitor.
"He then came down with them and stopped at a piece of level ground where there was a large gathering of his disciples. There was a great crowd of people from all parts of Judea and Jerusalem and the coastal region of Tyre and Sidon, who had come to hear him and be cured of their diseases. And people tormented by unclean spirits were also cured. Everyone in the crowd was trying to touch him because power came out of him that cured them all" (Luke 6:12-19).
This is a beautiful story that moves from night to morning to afternoon. Jesus spent the night in solitude with God. In the morning, he gathered his apostles around him and formed community. In the afternoon, with his apostles, he went out and preached the Word and healed the sick.
Notice the order--from solitude to community to ministry. The night is for solitude; the morning for community; the afternoon for ministry.
So often in ministry, I have wanted to do it by myself. If it didn't work, I went to others and said, "Please!" searching for a community to help me. If that didn't work, maybe I'd start praying.
But the order that Jesus teaches us is the reverse. It begins by being with God in solitude; then it creates a fellowship, a community of people with whom the mission is being lived; and finally this community goes out together to heal and to proclaim good news.
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30 Jan. 2015 |
Secretary General's Annual Report: Alliance adapts to changed security environmentThe year 2014 was a 'black year' for European security but NATO has been able to respond to the changing environment, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said during the launch of his Annual Report Friday (30 January, 2015). Mr Stoltenberg said violent extremism close to NATO's southern borders is fuelling terrorism in Allied countries, and that Russia's actions have destabilized eastern Ukraine. "This Annual Report demonstrates that we are adapting to deal with these changes, and to keep NATO strong," said Mr Stoltenberg. He added that the Readiness Action Plan, agreed at the Wales summit, is being turned into reality: "This will be the biggest reinforcement of our collective defence since the end of the Cold War." |
30 Jan. 2015 |
Deputy Secretary General Vershbow in Tbilisi: implementation of the Wales Summit decisions on Georgia is on trackAt the end of a two-day visit to Georgia, NATO Deputy Secretary General Alexander Vershbow said that Georgia is a model for its region and a country that is an exporter of security. Speaking in a press conference after a meeting with President Giorgi Margeslashvili, Ambassador Vershbow said that Georgia is well on its way towards realising its sovereign choice of European and Euro-Atlantic integration. The Deputy Secretary General urged Georgia to continue with reforms, to uphold the rule of law and to improve the independence and professionalism of the judiciary. |
29 Jan. 2015 |
Secretary General stresses NATO's solidarity with UkraineIn talks with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin on Thursday (29 January 2015), Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said that NATO would continue its strong political and practical support for Ukraine. He also expressed concern about the recent escalation of violence in the country. "We are very much concerned about the situation and also by the continued support of Russia to the separatists," the Secretary General said. |
27 Jan. 2015 |
Spain joins Patriot missile defence mission in TurkeySpanish troops joined NATO's Patriot anti-ballistic missile deployment in Adana, Turkey on Monday (26 January 2015), replacing a Dutch unit which had been stationed there since January 2013. |
26 Jan. 2015 |
NATO Secretary General statement on the extraordinary meeting of the NATO-Ukraine CommissionWe have just held an extraordinary meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Commission. The meeting was held at Ukraine's request. |
26 Jan. 2015 |
NATO Secretary General statement on air accident in SpainI am deeply saddened by the crash of a Greek fighter jet at the Los Llanos base in Spain, which has caused many casualties. |
24 Jan. 2015 |
NATO Secretary General statement on the attack on MariupolFighting in eastern Ukraine has sharply escalated, with indications of a large-scale offensive by Russian-backed separatists at multiple locations in the Donetsk and Luhansk Oblasts as well as against the city of Mariupol. This is in utter disregard of the ceasefire. The shelling of residential areas in the city of Mariupol from separatist-controlled territory has cost the lives of at least 20 civilians, and injured many more. |
23 Jan. 2015 |
Science: NATO's "third dimension""Now the Alliance needs a third dimension: it needs not only a strong military dimension to provide for the common defence; not only a more profound political dimension, to shape a strategy of peace; but it also needs a social dimension (…) in this final third of the Twentieth Century through the humanities and science." |
23 Jan. 2015 |
NATO Secretary General says KFOR is a success story in the Western BalkansDuring a visit to Pristina on Friday (23 January) the NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said that KFOR is a success story of cooperation between allies and partners. |
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North Atlantic Council visits NATO cyber security centreDeputy Secretary General Alexander Vershbow and the 28 Permanent Representatives to the North Atlantic Council visited NATO's cyber defence centre at Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) in Mons, Belgium on Friday (23 January 2015). |


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[166] Role of Beta-Catenin as a Mediator in the sFRP1-Induced Wnt Signaling and Epithelial-to-Mesenchymal Transition in Triple Negative Breast Cancer
Jabed Iqbal, Aye Aye Thike, Puay Hoon Tan, Minn Minn Myent Thu. Singapore General Hospital, Singapore
Background: Triple negative breast cancers (TNBC) are defined by the absence of estrogen receptor (ER), progesterone receptor (PR) and C-erbB2 expression. Oncologic managements options are limited in this group of patients. The Wnt/beta-catenin pathway has been implicated in epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition (EMT);inappropriate activation of the Wnt/beta-catenin signaling leads to the development of several human cancers, including breast cancer. Secreted frizzled-related protein 1 (SFRP1) which antagonizes this pathway is frequently lost in breast tumors. Beta-catenin has been implicated in the sustainment of EMT-associated stem-cell like traits. The goal of this study was to investigate possible interactions of the Wnt signaling pathway and EMT in TNBC.
Design: Immunohistochemistry was performed on paraffin-embedded tumor tissue of a consecutive cohort of 115 female patients with TNBC diagnosed between 2005 to 2007. Antibodies to sFRP1, beta-catenin, cyclin D1, E-cadherin and vimentin were applied to sections cut from tissue microarray blocks, using the streptavidin-biotin method. Intensity and proportion of tumor cells stained were assessed. Follow-up information was obtained from casenotes. Disease free survival (DFS) and overall survival (OS) were defined as time from diagnosis to recurrence or death respectively. Associations between sFRP1, beta-catenin, cyclin D1, E-cadherin and vimentin expression with clinicopathological parameters, DFS and OS were evaluated using H-score. A p value of <0.05 defined statistical significance.
Results: Loss of Ecadherin (61%) and sFRP1 (65%) was seen in majority of cases with increased expression of vimentin (28%) and cyclin D1 (81%) associated with aberrant (cytoplasmic) expression of beta-catenin (82%). Both sFRP1 and E-cadherin loss was correlated with aberrant beta-catenin expression (p=0.001). Significantly, beta-catenin loss was associated with poor DFS. E-cadherin and sFRP1 deficient cases showed poor OS. Similarly, poor OS was seen in cases with vimentin upregulation.
Conclusions: These results show that in TNBC, (1) sFRP1 suppression leads to oncogenic activation of WNT pathway via cytoplasmic accumulation of beta-catenin (2) Beta-catenin is important in the cross-talk between canonical wnt signalling and EMT pathway indicating that loss of sFRP1 modulates EMT pathway, mediated by E-cadherin loss and/or vimentin acquisition. (3) E-cadherin down-regulation appears to be associated with Wnt activation via beta-catenin and may be used as a prognostic marker to predict poor survival in a subgroup of TNBC.
Category: Breast
Monday, March 19, 2012 1:00 PM
Poster Session II # 56, Monday Afternoon


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Plenty of my friends are looking
for one too. Find a pet to adopt.
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My name is Karorot!
Facts about Karorot
- Breed: Shepherd (Unknown Type)/American Pit Bull Terrier Mix
- Color: Brindle
- Age: Senior
- Size: Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
- Sex: Male
Karorot's Info...
I am already neutered, housetrained, good with kids, and good with dogs.
Once you meet with Karorot, you would never guess that he is nine years old. He is very energetic and loves to play! Karorot loves to go for walks and running around outside. He is already housetrained and knows a few commands. We believe that he will be great around other dogs and children. Will you please give him a chance?
Adoption Fee: $75.00
All adoptions include the following: spay or neuter surgery, 24HourPetWatch microchip with free year of registration, free vet exam voucher for any participating Cheyenne clinics, 30 day free 24HourPetWatch pet insurance
Thank you for considering adoption! If you are interested in Karorot, please give us a call at 307-632-6655.
Other Pets at Cheyenne Animal Shelter
Why Adoption is a Great Option
Karorot, a Cheyenne Shepherd (Unknown Type)/American Pit Bull Terrier dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Shepherd (Unknown Type)/American Pit Bull Terrier for sale in Cheyenne, or seeking a Shepherd (Unknown Type)/American Pit Bull Terrier dog from a breeder in Cheyenne.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Cheyenne already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Cheyenne breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Shepherd (Unknown Type)/American Pit Bull Terrier breeders who help with Shepherd (Unknown Type)/American Pit Bull Terrier rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Cheyenne paves the way for another one to be saved.