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Alumni Photos DC Alumni-Student Happy Hour
Alumni and students in the Washington D.C. area gathered for Boalt happy hour on July 15. Special thanks to co-hosts Darius Graham '09, Hector Huezo '08, Sabrina Ross '09, and Arezo Yazd '09. >> View photos of all alumni events Alumni News Colorado Bar Association Names Paul Chan '84 New PresidentPaul H. Chan '84, general counsel for the University of Denver, is the new president of the Colorado Bar Association (CBA). The CBA's first Asian Pacific American leader in its 113 years—and only the 10th to ever preside over a state bar association—Chan began his term July 1. Read more here. Joan Donoghue '81 Nominated to International Court of Justice Joan Donoghue '81, the U.S. State Department's Principal Deputy Legal Adviser, has been nominated to serve as a judge on the International Court of Justice (ICJ). It is widely expected that she will be confirmed this fall. Located in The Hague, the ICJ is the United Nations' main judicial arm. Established in 1945, it's composed of 15 judges and has a dual role: settling legal disputes between the U.N's 192 member nations, and issuing advisory legal opinions on matters referred to it by U.N. organs and specialized agencies. Read more here. Wayne Brazil '75 Authors Key Campus ReportProfessor in Practice Wayne Brazil '75, chair of UC Berkeley's Campus Police Review Board, authored a recent report on how campus police and administration handled the November 20 protests to UC budget cuts that resulted in the occupation of Wheeler Hall and 46 arrests. The report, available here, portrays campus administrators and police commanders as not fully prepared for such a large demonstration. It includes in-person interviews with more than 25 witnesses and a review of relevant documents and some 140 YouTube recordings of what happened. "It is meticulous in dealing with the evidence, balanced and reasoned in its judgments, and modest and respectful in tone," says law professor Stephen Bundy '78. Victoria Nourse '84 Nominated to the U.S. Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals U.S. President Obama recently nominated University of Wisconsin law professor Victoria Nourse '84 to the U.S. Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals to replace retiring Judge Terence Evans. Prior to joining the Wisconsin law faculty in 1993, Nourse was special counsel for the Senate Judiciary Committee; an appellate attorney for the U.S. Department of Justice; and assistant counsel for the Senate Committee to Investigate the Iran-Contra Affair. Jonathan Simon '87 Thinks California's Penal System is Punishing the Entire State Boalt law professor Jonathan Simon '87 believes that the widespread resistance to prison reform For litigator and restaurateur Stuart Gordon '65, life's a banquet Gordon—a top-tier attorney and a founding partner of Campaign for Boalt Hall The I. Michael Heyman Project Gathers Steam Mike Heyman has a long and distinguished record of service to the University of California, the San Francisco Bay Area, and the United States, yet he has never been recognized in an enduring public way for his transformational contributions. Boalt Hall is expressing its respect and gratitude by initiating the I. Michael Heyman Project, which will raise $3 million to establish the I. Michael Heyman Distinguished Professorship Chair ($1 million) and to name the school's elegant new patio the I. Michael Heyman Terrace ($2 million). We invite you – as leaders in our profession and our community and as valued alumni and friends – to make a significant gift or multi-year pledge to Boalt for this landmark project. The project, officially launched in March, has raised $598,604; momentum continues to gain as donor after donor expresses deep interest and passion for this worthy effort. The outpouring of support has been overwhelming. Mike Heyman, the project co-chairs (William & Jean Coblentz, Roy Eisenhardt '65 and Betsy Eisenhardt '76, and Roderic & Cathy Park), the faculty and students of Boalt Hall, and the University of California are all deeply appreciative of the acknowledgment and honor. Even with the encouraging response to date, there is still a ways to go. We are pushing to have Phase I, the Heyman Chair, fully funded by the end of August, and will have the unveiling of the Heyman Terrace during Alumni Weekend on October 2. Thank you to those individuals, businesses and foundations who have championed this project to date. Click here to view the list. Donor Spotlight:
Kim Thompson '90 "My first visit to Boalt was in the Spring of 1987, as I was making my final decision on the law school I would attend that fall. After visiting schools on the East Coast where the weather was dreary and the students looked weary, I arrived on the Berkeley campus, to find the sun shining on a diverse population of energetic students who were literally dancing in the streets (albeit to the live music of a nearby band). My decision to attend Boalt was made in an instant. Fortunately for me and my classmates at the time, tuition was (at least by today's standards) incredibly cheap. We were also fortunate enough to have great professors, a variety of classes, a diverse and interesting student population, a broad range of extracurricular activities to join, and nearly boundless job opportunities when we graduated. Boalt's star has continued to rise, and it continues to be one of the best law schools in the country. As alums, we benefit from the school's top reputation. But tuition today, out of necessity, is no longer anywhere close to what it was when my classmates and I attended Boalt. As an alum who gained so much for so little, I feel obligated to give something back to the school that opened so many doors for me. In particular, I want to make sure that the school can fund scholarships so that Boalt continues to be accessible to brilliant students who would otherwise not be able to afford to attend such a fine law school. I hope you'll give too! " Partners in Leadership Our Partners in Leadership program for FY10, with over 1,500 alumni in 79 member firms and organizations, is drawing to a close this month. Groups with the highest percentage of giving participation will be invited to attend - on August 26th - the annual "Spotlight on Leadership" thank-you reception and student fair to chat with and market to our great group of students. If you haven't already participated, you are welcome to make your gift now at give.law.berkeley.edu. School News Professor and Top Legal Scholar Philip Frickey Dies at 57
Ask the Archivist The Birth of the Law Library
One of the nation's foremost experts on public law and federal Indian law and policy, Frickey chaired Boalt's faculty appointments committee. A law school professor for 27 years, Frickey was the co-author of popular casebooks on legislation, constitutional law, and Indian law. He also volunteered his skills outside the scholastic arena—working with the Native American Rights Fund and National Congress of American Indians—and writing amicus briefs on their behalf in U.S. Supreme Court cases. Read more here. Boalt Hall Alumni Association Honorees AnnouncedIrving Tragen '45, a distinguished diplomat who served more than 55 years with the Department of State and Organization of American States, is the 2010 recipient of the Citation Award, the law school's highest honor. The 49th annual Citation Award Dinner will be held on Friday, October 1, at the Palace Hotel. Along with Irving, the BHAA will also recognize Nan Joesten '97, former BHAA board president and tireless volunteer, with the Young Alumni Award, and Edward Halbach, Jr., Boalt Hall dean from 1966-1975, with the Faculty Lifetime Achievement Award. To sponsor the event click here. Sponsors will be recognized in publicity and receive a table for 10, with preferred seating, at the dinner celebration. To purchase individual tickets click here. Tickets include hosted reception with hors d'oeuvres and three-course dinner. Get Your Cal Football Tickets Now! Boalt Hall alumni are invited to Memorial Stadium for a great season of Cal Football. The 2010 season will be the last in the historic stadium before its renovation. Discounted tickets are available to alums now for games against UC Davis, Colorado, UCLA, Arizona State, Oregon and Washington. Stanford tickets are also offered, but at full price. To purchase, visit www.calbears.com/code and enter promotional code BOALT. For alums in New York, viewing parties will be held throughout the season at The Australian Bar in Midtown Manhattan and Pacific Standard in Park Slope Brooklyn. More information on Cal football tailgate parties can be found online here. Diverse Summer Projects for BCLBE Fellows Four student fellows are pursuing summer research projects sponsored by the Berkeley Center for Law, Business and the Economy. Aria Safor is studying private commercial dispute resolution in China while interning at the Beijing Arbitration Commission. Doctors David Goetz '12 and Asher Benjamin Hodes '12 are examining how advances in genetic and stem cell sciences may affect regulation of assisted reproduction technologies and how FDA oversight will impact the business and science of individualized stem cell therapies, respectively. Dr. Matt DalSanto '11 is expanding on his previous research on how states use interstate compacts to finance and develop public infrastructure. BCLT Survey Challenges Thinking About Startup Patents A new survey of high-technology entrepreneurs conducted by the Berkeley Center for Law & Technology finds that while patents provide less incentive to innovate than popularly believed, they do offer benefits by limiting competition, attracting financing, and increasing the chances of an acquisition or IPO. Read more here. Faculty In the NewsDean Edley on Job Standards, the Economy and Online Ed Dean Edley has written two op-eds that recently appeared in major U.S. newspapers. On July 6 in the Los Angeles Times, Edley urged President Obama to help create good jobs by issuing an executive order to reward federal contractors who improve job standards for their workers and create model business practices. On July 7 in the New York Times, Edley argued that the best booster shot for the country's economic recovery would be to allow states to borrow from the U.S. Treasury during recessions, much like Wall Street and the domestic auto industry has done. Meanwhile, Edley was also making waves with a proposal to pilot an online bachelor's degree program. "We want to do a highly selective, fully online, credit-bearing program on a large scale - and that has not been done," Edley said. Read more here. Study Finds Legalizing Marijuana Could Severely Slash Drug's Price A new study co-authored by Boalt Professor Robert MacCoun finds that legalizing the production and distribution of marijuana in California could lower the drug's price by as much as 80 percent and increase consumption. Conducted by the RAND Corporation, a nonprofit, nonpartisan private research institution, the study examines key issues raised by state proposals to legalize marijuana. Read more here. Ethan Elkind Op-Ed Targets Mortgage Insurers A San Jose Mercury News op-ed by Ethan Elkind, Boalt's 's Climate Change Research Fellow, criticizes mortgage insurance giants Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae for obstructing a program to finance climate change solutions and promote clean energy. Available here, the op-ed describes how the program helps homeowners pay for the upfront costs of environmentally friendly upgrades through municipal bonds and property tax bill assessments. Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae have threatened to prohibit mortgages on properties with this assessment because foreclosures result in property tax liens taking priority over the mortgage—meaning the government would get repaid first with the bank receiving the remainder. Q: Just saw the drawings for the new law library. Very cool. Got me thinking about the first law library, the one that's now Durant Hall. 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Love the Pics. Your Kampong Mauve tree looks great. Mine is just coming out of dormancy and flowering. Did you do anything special like hand pollination? Or do they pretty much do their thing on their own? Thanks for sharing the great pics! Jacob |
You got a nice size Kampong Mauve tree. Why is the fruit not mauve color? I thought it have to be mauve from small to large. Very interesting if it just turn mauve color only when it's mature. Is it the grafted tree? That Bangkok Lemon jakfruit is just too tall. Any plan on pruning to let it branch out at the lower end? This way it will be easier for picking the fruit, and more branches for fruits. Keep posting please. I enjoy looking at pictures. |
Nice Pics, What is the Monkey Pot? I have never heard of it before. Nice pics. I like that Desert Rose! Your sugar apple looks really nice! How is the fruit flavor? I am hoping to try these this summer when we go back down to Florida in August. Andrew |
- Posted by mango_kush 10b Hollywood, FL (My Page) on Thu, May 27, 10 at 19:19
I did not hand pollinate it, its still growing so i really dont want to induce fruit. the two fruit i got last year were mummified they change from a yellowish green, green, pink to purple in color. they start glowing in between the bumps when ripe Lecythis Minor, Monkey Pot nut, Paradise nut, Sapuca nut, this is a smaller version of Lecythis pisonis this is the larger version, 100+ ft tall Lecythis pisonis they are supposed to have an excellent flavor fresh, high in oil like Brazil nut i just hope it isnt too tropical for down here |
The monkey nut is interesting. The inside nuts look like walnut in larger form. The mauve sugar apple is just so beautiful. Too bad it's not as chewy or I'll get a tree. I am planting some seeds but I doubt they will produce mauve fruit. They have to be grafted, right? My nam doc mai and carrie should be here tomorrow. So excited! I aslo ordered 2 boxes of cherimoya...hehe. Will be here tomorrow too. |
- Posted by tropicdude (My Page) on Fri, May 28, 10 at 1:50
Although I have come across the monkey pot tree while browsing through online tree descriptions, I really never paid it much mind. But after your post, now I know I want one lol. I got curious and read up on them. heck just for that funky pod alone it would be worth it. the flowers look pretty and the nuts are supposed to be great tasting. Only negative I see is they are slow growing, oh well better late than never. now all I have to do is find some seeds... |
- Posted by tropicdude (My Page) on Fri, May 28, 10 at 2:27
Did some more research on the monkey pot nuts. One source I found states that Lecythis elliptica is the same as Lecythis minor. This report in spanish, was a study done to find any commercial viability of the nuts. Their concern was, that natives did not eat them often, according to them, if they eat too many, their hair falls out, ( also finger nails ). The conclusion of the report is, that the nuts are very high in selenium. and eating a pound of nuts over a week, can cause symptoms above. I guess a few would actually be good for you. I read an article long ago, that stated that Florida suffers from a lack of selenium in the soil. so maybe the nuts would have a lower concentration?? Brazil Nuts are also high in Selenium also. Interesting thing though is that the nuts are high in oil, and the oil itself has no selenium. which was considered marketable by the report. here is the pdf link, its in spanish. http://www.ciencias.unal.edu.co/unciencias/data-file/farmacia/revista/V1N4P34-50.pdf I found a source for seeds in Puerto Rico, the seeds are available May, Aug, and Sept. from Govardhan Gardens. |
AWESOME pictures Mangokush!! Thanks for posting! Love your bonsai and the monkey pot Veru cool! I've not heard of this one before. Here's my Desert Rose...I also have a small(bonsai one) |
- Posted by mango_kush 10b Hollywood, FL (My Page) on Fri, May 28, 10 at 8:19
tropicdude, thats good to know, my hair is already a lost cause but i do enjoy having fingernails. im not too worried, to be honest i can not eat alot of nuts in one sitting like i can mangos for example. maybe a handful and im done. some good info Selenium salts are toxic in large amounts, but trace amounts of the element are necessary for cellular function in most, if not all, animals, forming the active center of the enzymes glutathione peroxidase and thioredoxin reductase (which indirectly reduce certain oxidized molecules in animals and some plants) and three known deiodinase enzymes (which convert one thyroid hormone to another). Selenium requirements in plants differ by species, with some plants apparently requiring none |
Here is a link that might be useful: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selenium
- Posted by mango_kush 10b Hollywood, FL (My Page) on Sat, May 29, 10 at 12:56
uh...you may want to move in at Harry's with all of those plants. |
- Posted by mango_kush 10b Hollywood, FL (My Page) on Sun, May 30, 10 at 0:22
lol, im going to try my best to keep those bananas confined to that corner and thin whichever ones grow more vigorous. inevitably its going to get out of control and i will need the machete to read my electric meter everything in my yard is still juvenile but its all spaced at least 10 foot apart in the ground. in a small dooryard setting you can pay more attention to detail and pruning. |
- Posted by hmhausman FL 10B (email@example.com) on Sun, May 30, 10 at 7:11
Quite the selection of trees/plants. Thanks for the pictures. I think you'll be fine....except for the bananas. They will over grow the area provided. Fast forward about 5 or so years.....you'll have a banana jungle. Actually, they can be controlled to 4-5 pseudostems per mat of bananas. But it does take some work and keeping up with. Mine got totally out of hand. Best of luck with yours. Harry |
- Posted by mango_kush 10b Hollywood, FL (My Page) on Sun, May 30, 10 at 7:40
i have a sharp forged shovel, i like bananas because they are easy to trade locally on craigslist or daves garden im actually considering moving the three edibles Dwarf Cavendish, Manzano, and Ice Cream in a different corner and leave the other ones that are ornamental there with the elephant ears. here are what the three ornamental look like in bloom: |
Bryan, you're missing couple atemoya, mango, caimito, soursop, and starfruit trees...lol. If you have more room, you should add in the santol and rambutan. I think more longan and lychee is good too...hehehe. |
Evcerything looks really good, the Desert rose is awesome. Your only 20 miles from me yet our plants seem to be on different calendars. My Alano sapodilla just started blooming within the last few weeks. |
Great looking plants. Love the bananas, alocasia (or colocasia?). |
- Posted by rayandgwenn z11 Puerto Rico (My Page) on Mon, May 31, 10 at 8:16
Wow, that is nice collection of plants! Looks like they are doing well too- good job! |
- Posted by mango_kush 10b Hollywood, FL (My Page) on Mon, May 31, 10 at 11:13
yaslan, i have both. the difference is Alocasias leaves can be upright, like a spear. Alocasia California is on the far right side of this pic, you can only see one leaf, but can tell its like a tip and does not hang. Colocasia is the large green one on the far left, and the purple one. notice how there leaves hang down. thats the largest black magic will get, eventually the bananas will grow taller and it will fill in the bottom, its a "runner" and follows water the small pink and white ones are caladium bulbs i also have some heliconia cuttings buried in there, lol. nice thing about bananas is they are not like trees and will grow and bloom in one year with alot of water. swrancher, sometimes microclimates and different fertilizing plays a part, Harrys Alanos are way ahead of mine. ch3rri, if you click on my name it will take you to my page with a list of the anonas i am growing. no caimito. |
- Posted by red_sea_me CA9 (My Page) on Tue, Jun 1, 10 at 0:17
nice collection MK, I do like the black magic, black is such an uncommon color in the garden. It will be interesting to look back at these photos in 10yrs. Wow Pug, what a color explosion. -Ethan |
- Posted by mango_kush 10b Hollywood, FL (My Page) on Wed, Jun 2, 10 at 7:44
Yaslan: yes thats the exact one only its not a Musa, it actually has its own Genus; Muesella lasiocarpa. there is a debate whether there is more than one species in this Genus, they are all so similar and Bananas can become so variable though. red sea me: they are actually a very dark purple, the leaves unfold green and turn darker in the sun, in the shade they actually are green on the underside and translucent purple on the front heres what Musa daysacarpa (M. velutina) looks like in bloom since the original pic i posted didnt show. its the on in the corner |
I didn't know this particular species has its own Genus! Thanks for sharing this very interesting piece of info. ( : Bo |
Hello , Read that someone might have yellow Jaboticaba seed and wonder If you would consider parting with a few seeds Ursula email@example.com |
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I've had this hosta for at least 5 years and it only has 2 leaves each year. What am I doing wrong? |
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- Posted by ken_adrian z5 (My Page) on Thu, Apr 19, 12 at 12:08
i doubt its SS .. any chance at a picture?? it is one of the fastest giant hosta there are ... ken |
- Posted by duane456 z8westernOR (email@example.com) on Thu, Apr 19, 12 at 13:35
I had SS for 3-4 years and it never got much bigger. I finally moved it to another spot and now it's huge. duane |
S&S likes some sun, and all hostas like a lot of humus and water. But I had no luck either with my S&S hostas, they did not grow well. Then I bought another S&S from another place and that grew beautifully, have now 2 mature ones. Some hostas come up for years with 1 eye, this is probably because they will be big when mature but got bought too small and first need to develop into that big-plant league, such as long roots. Bernd |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Thu, Apr 19, 12 at 16:18
Bernd, are your S&S container grown? How deep is the container? I have my 3d year S&S in a 14 x 14 square plastic pot and it is putting out its 5th leaf now. Previously it had been in the ground in zone 5B, and was doing great. I think it only had one big eye last August when I dug it up. However, this year it only came up with one shoot, and the leaves are all pretty big and really crisp. I was wondering if it should go into a whiskey barrel this fall when it goes dormant, or maybe before then? In its present pot, I don't think it will have room for DEEP ROOTS. |
Most giants take 5 to 7 years before they excel. Mine is big but it doesn't grow anywhere near as fast as my 3 year old Empress Wu. My S&S was a single eyed plant 20 years ago and stayed that way for a long time. It has been in the same spot for 11 years now and is about 5 or 6 feet wide. |
I believe I'll put it in a container...I don't know why I haven't moved it before now, but each year I thought it would grow! Actually it was larger when I bought it...it's probably planted on a rock. We have a thin layer of soil over our rocks around here!! Thanks everyone... Rae |
Before you dig it up you should check and see if you might have it planted too deep. The top of the crown should be at the top of the soil. Having a hosta planted too deep can stunt the growth. If this is the case and it isn't too far down you might be able to just remove some of the soil from around the top. It should be like #3. |
Chris from hallson's says not to go too big on the pots. My S&S is about 5 years old and is in a 16" pot. I would guess it to be 5 gallons. I may move it up next spring. bkay Just a quick photo of my S&S today: |
Moccasin, all my hostas are in the ground, except this winter's seedlings, and the nice 4 new ones I just got from Naylor Creek and potted up for now. Here is my larger S&S last June. It is about 30 inches tall and leaves are length+width= 30 inches. It is about 10 years old. Bernd |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Sat, Apr 21, 12 at 18:01
Bernd, is that an azalea in the foreground of your big S&S? Do you get the Korean azaleas for your zone? My ONLY S&S is putting out its fifth leaf now. I have it under the canopy of some tall ligustrum, and will be moving it when the sun climbs higher and it gets no more morning sun. Last year in Ma. zone 5B it was doing great in the afternoon sun, up to late Sept.,at which time I potted him up to go south. I know other hosta can get gigantic, but this is the only one I have which develops the elephant ear sized leaves. |
That azalea is nothing special, should be blooming soon. In my zone 5 I have no problem with azaleas which are listed as hardy, such as Exbury. Talking about "Korean", Korean dogwood is hardy here, does not get that fungus, are trouble free, is good for sun and shade, will be blooming in May (I think). Bernd |
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Angry Birds Will Be Released for PS3 and PSP This Week
As you know, the game is currently available for iPhone, iPad and Android phones, but Rovio, the maker of the app, is expected to bring the game to Windows Phone 7, Facebook, Xbox and Wii, too. In September, Variety reported that the developers wanted to take Angry Birds to a whole new level, expanding into a multi-platform brand, including movies, TV shows, toys and comic books.
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I use AutoCAD 2000 (full). It's good - it meets my needs. But I purchased an AutoCAD CD-ROM - an original, not a copy - for AutoCAD R-13 (for DOS). I don't have any registration codes, CD codes, authorization codes, whatever. What are my options? I use DOS a lot ... and I'd like to experiment with R-13. And I'd be happy to 'pay for that privilege'. Thanks. Mark.
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ebay is not an authorized autodesk dealer so i highly doubt autodesk will provide you any type of activation
did you just buy it?
eBay. This sort of thing - older AutoCAD misc software, lots of books, AutoCAD R-13, as well as those Revisions even older! - as well as newer ones (expensive!), obviously - can be purchased on eBay. Mark.
... and, yes, I just purchased it - a few weeks ago. Mark.
ebay is not an authorized autodesk dealer so i highly doubt autodesk will provide you any type of activation
pretty much what you did was illegal
Illegal? Now - I'm not surprised much, anymore, I'm 61 years old - but this surprises me. There's a lot of AutoCAD software being sold & bought on eBay. How can this be, if it's illegal? I don't buy bogus software ... I'll mention, here, that I am not in any way a 'CAD professional'. Rather, I've an interest in the ability of AutoCAD to rotate 3d images. I want, you see, to be able to pencil-sketch - to draw - valves and mechanical stuff. A hobby. And ... I can do that under AutoCAD 2000 (not the 'i' version) and Windows 98. Just ... it's just that I wanted to try to do that under DOS ... Mark.
Darren is right. The license agreement specifically states that the software cannot be resold, leased, transferred, etc. Every copy on eBay is illegal. Essentially, all you are buying is the media but not the right to use it. It's fraud and you should report the seller for software piracy.
Ah. Well, if simply *buying* the media is legal - then I'm relieved. I'd not even put the CDROM into my 166mHz computer - I knew that registration information was required (so what would be the point?). I think ... I think that I spent $1.00 on the auction, with shipping of course. So, I'm not 'out' much. And the buyer - as I remember - didn't promise anything, the buyer specifically wrote that the CDROM was without 'codes' or 'numbers' or such (words, or the lack of words, to that effect). So, what the heck. I didn't know - not being a CAD professional - anything about the licensing issues that you've mentioned. It's just that ... I've been visiting the local community college, and I've sat-in on one of their AutoCAD classes. It's fascinating, truely fascinating. So ... I started trying to follow-up on a long-held dream: learning to pencil-sketch thru' the rotating images of 3D .DWG files. Here's what I think: you guys, you CAD professionals (and you AutoCAD employees) - there's a LOT of AutoCAD software up-for-sale in eBay. IF THIS IS ILLEGAL - and you write that it is, and I'm not disputing this - then somebody, one of you guys, should tell eBay. I'm sure that they'd stop it. Thanks so much for your information - your guidance - and I'll STOP this R-13 project. Mark.
Sent a question/request to AutoCAD Customer Service. Should have an answer - "Thank you for contacting us. We have received your request (Case Number: DELETED) and have assigned it to the Autodesk Customer Service Team who will assist you. Your Case number can be found at the top of this email." - soon. Told'em about eBay. Again, thanks for your forum-help. Mark.
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I looking for a few large ornamental grasses anchor one side of a bed I am planting next spring in z7 NC. Through my research on this forum and other sites I think I have decided on a triangle of two Morning Lights and one Graziella off set behind those two. I have two questions. One is what, are your thoughts on this. Secondly, it seems most all of the pictures I see of Morning Light are during the summer. It is hard to find a picture of this grass in bloom and in late fall. Any comments on the blooms, plumes, etc.
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Here's what Mobot has to say about 'Morning Light' blooms: "Tiny reddish-copper flowers appear in long tassel-like inflorescences above the foliage in mid to late September, gradually turning into silvery white plumes as the seeds mature. Blooms later than most Miscanthus cultivars. Flower plumes persist well into winter providing good winter interest." Google Images has lots of photos of both grasses in bloom. Consider the timing of the bloom on both. 'Morning Light' blooms a good deal later than 'Graziella'. |
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Bluestem Nursery's website has a photo gallery with some great seasonal grass combination pictures you might check. There are some real good ideas to see on it. I have found these progression type shots on garden blogs, but don't have a site, I just run across them now and then. I usually type in the variety of grass, hit images and go through the Google sites page after page. That John Greenlee book on grasses also has some good combination shots and is available in the library and also many photos on his website. Also, try typing in Piet Oudolf for some really fantastic grass-scapes for which he is famous worldwide. |
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McFarlin Associate Professor of Psychology Elana Newman received more than $850,000 from the National Institute of Health to study at-risk children in a study titled "Infant Development Environment and Lifestyle" (IDEAL). The entire research project spans the United States — Iowa, Hawaii, California and more — and other parts of the world. Newman is responsible for the studies being conducted in Oklahoma.
Her team follows identified at-risk children from the time they are born until they turn seven-and-a-half-years old, as well as a comparison of sample children not identified as at risk at birth. In Oklahoma alone, 60 children are being assessed, with 400 children being evaluated across the entire research site. (Children were identified by early health indicators at birth and parental interview.)
The research team — made up of Newman, three graduate students, a full-time staff member and a part-time graduate student — studies the children to discover what factors affect child development and to what degree. The team studies all that influences the children including poverty, family conflict, the mother's psychiatric status, out-of-home placements, abuse potential, violence in the home, substance abuse, growth and smoke in the environment.
"We're really looking more at the parenting in the samples than anything else," Newman said.
The families come in from every six months to a year for testing and re-evaluation at the Mary K. Chapman Center for Communicative Disorders.
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"The Runner accesses one random card from HQ and any upgrades in it´s root. Any cards the Runner does not score or trash return to HQ"
This puzzles me a bit to be honest. Does this mean that the cards installed in the HQ root is returned to HQ (aka corp players hand) after the runner has completed his run?
The wording suggests to me that the cards do return to hand but I´m not sure if that is the intended way for it to go.


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Judge Invited to Omaha's Home Run Derby
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By Stephen Trembley FRESNO, Calif. - Fresno State's Aaron Judge will participate in the third annual TD Ameritrade College Baseball Home Run Derby on July 3 at 5:30 p.m. PT at Omaha's TD Ameritrade Park. The event will air tape-delayed on CBS on Saturday, July 7 at 11 a.m. PT. Judge was one of eight individuals from across the nation selected to compete at the event and will be the second Bulldog to participate in the three-year-old contest. In 2010, former Bulldog Jordan Ribera finished second in the inaugural derby, which was held as the final event at Rosenblatt Stadium. "We are proud to have another Bulldog participate in the Home Run Derby," Fresno State head baseball coach Mike Batesole said. "It was a great experience for Jordan after he led the nation in home runs. Aaron is off to the Cape and will take a quick break for a fun day in Omaha. He will take Ryan Overland as his batting practice pitcher, which will also be a lot of fun for Ryan to get back to Omaha where he helped lead us to the National Championship in 2008 at Rosenblatt Stadium. Now he will get to experience the new ballpark."
This will mark the first athletic contest for any Bulldog male student-athlete as a representative of the Mountain West, which Fresno State will join officially on Sunday. Fresno State swimmer Dani Yoho will be the first Fresno State student-athlete to compete in any competition when she swims the 50-meter freestyle on Sunday at the Olympic Trials, also held in Omaha.
Of extra note, Judge is the only student-athlete from the West picked to participate, as he joins players from the ACC (3), SEC (2), Southern (1) and Ohio Valley (1). "It's a great opportunity to participate in such a prestigious event," Judge said. "We can't wait to go out there and see how many times Coach Overland can hit my bat. This wouldn't be possible without our great coaching staff and team at Fresno State." In 2012, Judge launched four home runs, including two off Stanford ace pitcher and the Pittsburgh Pirates' top draft pick (No. 8 overall) Mark Appel, in leading Fresno State to its seventh-straight conference championship and the NCAA Tournament for the sixth time in the last seven seasons. Judge, a two-time first-team all-conference honoree and a 2011 Freshman All-American, also posted 27 RBI, went 13-for-15 in stolen base attempts, scored 47 runs and had 14 doubles. He recorded a season batting average of .332. Judge and Overland, who just finished his first season as a volunteer assistant coach on Batesole's staff, will fly to Omaha on July 2 before participating in the derby on July 3. Immediately after the competition concludes, there will be a short concert by Cowboy Mouth on the field, which will be followed by a 30-minute Fourth of July fireworks show. Follow the TD Ameritrade College Home Run Derby on Facebook and Twitter for the latest event updates and information, including live updates from Tuesday night's competition.
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Situated in the heart of Prague where major attractions are located, the Clarion Hotel is placed in a quiet area close to Vltava River and the Old Town Square. The international airport is only 30 minutes drive from the hotel while the Wenceslas Square is at a walkable distance.
All the 93 rooms are well decorated and equipped with an array of facilities to provide you with luxury and comforts whilst you stay in Prague.
You can relish the delicious international cuisine served at the Fantasia Restaurant and later, in the afternoon or evening, can enjoy your desired coffee specialities and light refreshments, at the coffee bar. To relax by sipping on your desired cocktail while you enjoy the company of your friends, the lounge bar is the perfect choice to be.
To host your seminar and meetings, the hotel features a flexible and well-appointed conference room, which can accommodate up to 30 people.
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Appearance a little gloomy, but location excellent in a relatively quiet yet atmospheric part of downtown. Large room, affordable price - an excellent base for your exploration of Prague.
Anonymous wrote on July 16, 2009
very god location, in walking distance to the old town. The topflor rooms, have a superb view overlooking the old town and the castle
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Great location, very clean rooms, good food, nice staff. I'd stay here again for certain.
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Only stayed the one night but would go back
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The hotel was very nice, large rooms and very clean.
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Appearance a little gloomy, but location excellent in a relatively quiet yet atmospheric part of downtown. Large room, affordable price - an excellent base for your exploration of Prague. Review by: AnonymousDate stayed July 16, 2009 |
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very god location, in walking distance to the old town. The topflor rooms, have a superb view overlooking the old town and the castle Review by: soeren rasmussenDate stayed April 16, 2009 |
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Great location, very clean rooms, good food, nice staff. I'd stay here again for certain. Review by: Timothy StantonDate stayed April 22, 2008 |
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Only stayed the one night but would go back Review by: Trevor DixonDate stayed August 18, 2006 |
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The hotel was very nice, large rooms and very clean. Review by: AnonymousDate stayed July 19, 2006 |
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Good and friendly hotel, convenient location. Review by: richard macphersonDate stayed July 17, 2006 |
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Friendly staff at desk. Breakfast was excellent. Good location - not far from the major sites and there are a couple of cheap and good restaurants nearby. Review by: Donna MartinDate stayed July 14, 2006 |
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A bit out of the way for the Old Town, but a clean and efficient hotel. Even though the City seemed busy- this hotel's facilities (dining room, bar etc.) didn't seem to be in demand , Otherwise a good all-round facility. Review by: Peter ArbuckleDate stayed June 14, 2006 |
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Nice modern hotel - great location (edge of the old town) Review by: AnonymousDate stayed May 31, 2006 |
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Very nice accomodations, friendly and helpful staff, and very close to the Old Town on foot. Review by: Michael TworekDate stayed May 28, 2006 |
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Good quality hotel, comfortable hotel, quiet, lovely buffet breakfast, 10 minute walk to old town. Used bus and metro to get to prague from airport, easy walk from metro to hotel. We will use again. Review by: Douglas BallDate stayed April 20, 2006 |
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Good clean hotel, the breakfast was fine. Review by: benoit laporteDate stayed April 3, 2006 |
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Manzi, Tony and Jacobs, Keith (2008) Understanding institutions, actors and networks: advancing constructionist methods in urban policy research. In: Maginn, Paul J. and Thompson, Susan M. and Tonts, Matthew, (eds.) Qualitative urban analysis: an international perspective. Studies in qualitative methodology ; v. 9 . Elsevier, Oxford, pp. 29-50. ISBN 9780762313686
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Taylor Swift Gives Fan $90 For Birthday Burritos, Like, 10 Of Them
You may have thought the pinnacle of Taylor Swift's recent charity work was yesterday's video of her singing with a 6-year-old cancer patient in a Boston hospital. But you'd be wrong. Because thanks to some a serious, tweet-themed investigation at Crosstalk, it's been determined that T-Swift randomly gave one of her fans $90 to buy Chipotle burritos last week. Or possibly burrito bowls.
Here's the scene: Taylor Swift stumbled upon a group of her fans taking a boat ride in Central Park, because that's the sort of life T-Swift leads. She gamely posed for photos, which were documented both by paparazzi photographers and the boaters themselves:
In New York City celebrating my friend's birthday, we went for a boat ride and we found Taylor swift pic.twitter.com/Kvn8UhkvLH
Alex Garcia (@Acoustic_Garcia) July 24, 2014
In a further delightful coincidence, it was one of the girl's birthdays! (That's the girl pictured above with Taylor.) Now T-Swift didn't have a guitar with her to strum out a quick "Happy Birthday," and you know she felt just awful about that. But she did have a designer purse full of money, $90 of which she gave to the birthday girl to make her Chipotle lunch treat extra special. In the giddy Twitter exchange that followed, Twitter user Alex Garcia's photo referenced the gift:
@Acoustic_Garcia dude that's amazing you are so lucky congrats. What was she like? :)
Melody Carpenter (@MeldyC) July 24, 2014
@MeldyC really nice! She even gave my friend a little gift!
Alex Garcia (@Acoustic_Garcia) July 25, 2014
@Acoustic_Garcia aw that's so sweet. What did she give her and how long did you get to talk to her for? :)
Melody Carpenter (@MeldyC) July 25, 2014
@MeldyC 90 dollars! Lmao she told taylor that we were going to chipotle and taylor just gave her tht !
Alex Garcia (@Acoustic_Garcia) July 25, 2014
And there's also paparazzi photo proof, because otherwise this might be too much/too ridiculous to be believed. See:
We realize there's some ambiguity to this snappy little GIF, but we promise that Taylor is not robbing the girl while her bodyguard looks on, all menacing. As BuzzFeed helpfully notes, because #math, $90 can buy you 12 whole burritos. So. Many. Burritos. And we all need a reason not to waver over spending the extra $2 on guac. SO THANKS TAYLOR. <3<3
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Wed, Jan 9, 13 at 11:30
I was advised that a cement floor in a chicken coop is ideal. I live in Nova Scotia where the temperature can be quite cold in the winter and quite hot in the summer. For cleaning purposes also it is supposed to be the best. For those who have a coop....what kind of floor do you have and are you happy with it? Thank you! Anicee |
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a cement floor is ideal if you can clean it every day. when installed it also should be made very smooth and not "brushed" it will be more slippery but brushing it will leave to many places for bacteria to live. any concrete person will tell you what i am talking about.if it were me i would install a wire floor for the chickens to walk on and have concrete for myself to walk on. a flat hard surface i also believe will lead to foot problems. if you watch a chicken close you will see they use there feet just like hands. do you know why a bird sleeping in a tree doesn't fall out? |
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This being Valentine's Day, we should expect a parade of love-related releases today, and it all starts right here. The National have given us their stately, kaleidoscopic video for "I Need My Girl," the broodingly romantic tune from last year's Trouble Will Find Me. Director Sophia Peer has filmed a bunch of fancily dressed couples dancing with each other and then swirled them all together against a stark black background. Check it out below.
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Summer greens & nectarines
Cooking time
Ready in 15 - 25 minutesSkill level
Serves 4Serve this vegetarian treat with crusty or garlic bread - just terrific on a balmy summer's eve
Nutrition and extra info
Additional info
- Vegetarian
Nutrition info
- kcalories
- 504
- protein
- 12g
- carbs
- 12g
- fat
- 45g
- saturates
- 11g
- fibre
- 2g
- sugar
- 3g
- salt
- 0.7g
For the dressing
- 1 tbsp clear honey
- 2 tbsp balsamic vinegar
- ½ shallot, very finely chopped
- 125ml extra-virgin olive oil
For the salad
- 50g whole blanched almonds
- 3 ripe nectarines
- 85g bag watercress or mixed salad leaves
- 150g pack goat's cheese, we used chevrissime blanc from Waitrose
- French bread for serving
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- MAKE THE DRESSING: In a small bowl, stir together the honey, balsamic vinegar and shallot. Now whisking, slowly drizzle in the olive oil, then season to taste.
- PREPARE THE SALAD: Dry roast the almonds in a small pan, tossing the pan often so the nuts brown all over but do not burn. Slice the nectarines thinly. Put the watercress or mixed salad leaves and the nectarines on 4 plates and drizzle over the dressing, crumble over the goat's cheese. Grind black pepper over and scatter with the almonds.
Based on a recipe from rebar modern food cookbook by audrey alsterberg and wanda urbanowicz, published by big ideas publishing inc.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, August 2003
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NASA Safety Panel Members Resign
Tuesday, September 23, 2003
Nine experts on a NASA space safety advisory panel have resigned in
the wake of sharp criticism from the Columbia accident investigation
board and by Congress, the space agency said Tuesday. The members of
the Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel and two staff members of the panel
sent letters of resignation to NASA administrator Sean O'Keefe.
Congress first chartered the Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel in the
aftermath of the Apollo 1 fire in 1967 to act as an independent body to
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SAN DIEGO (AP) - Andrew Cashner pitched six effective innings and contributed a big hit at the plate, helping the San Diego Padres beat Tim Lincecum and the San Francisco Giants 2-1 on Friday night.
Cashner (1-1) allowed one run and five hits, struck out five and walked one. He retired the last 12 batters he faced, avenging a 2-0 loss to Lincecum and the Giants last Saturday.
Cashner also picked up his second major league hit and scored San Diego's first run in its two-run third inning. He had a leadoff single to center and swiped second with two down before coming home on Chase Headley's single to right.
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- Breed: Australian Kelpie/Australian Cattle Dog Mix
- Color: Black - With Tan, Yellow Or Fawn
- Age: Young
- Size: Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
- Sex: Female
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Bizzy Bee, approximately 10 months old, 36 lbs, heart worm negative, happy and friendly, aptly named as she is very energetic and always busy, loves toys, runs nonstop as she plays with her toys, sweet girl, bouncy, not a cuddler but does enjoy having people around, she has a wonderful spirit, has lots of fun in everything that she does, can focus well, very intelligent, knows the sit command and learning down, loves treats, takes them gently from fingers and can easily catch those tossed to her, observant, will search for her toy, if you hide it from her, this lively girl is in need of a job to keep her healthy and happy
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Why Adoption is a Great Option
Bizzy Bee, a Red Bluff Australian Kelpie/Australian Cattle Dog dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Australian Kelpie/Australian Cattle Dog for sale in Red Bluff, or seeking a Australian Kelpie/Australian Cattle Dog dog from a breeder in Red Bluff.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Red Bluff 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.
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Yes! Just in time too because my antivirus expired sometime ago. I bought this baby yesterday. It's making me happy, for sure.
Yes I know all of you probably grew up in cyber space hating on Norton but the kick is Norton 360 and Internet/Antivirus Security are superior!!
Norton actually surpassed both the leading NOD32 and Kaspersky with flying colors! I've been using it for about 6 days now and I'm impressed with it and would like to tell all of Anime Online to give it a try.
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Stay secure because you never know whats lurking on your computer, I myself found a hidden trojan deep in my HDD and I thought Kaspersky was top notch.
Yes! Just in time too because my antivirus expired sometime ago. I bought this baby yesterday. It's making me happy, for sure.
Good protection doesn't change the fact that any Norton Product is Bloat ware and uses way too much memory compared to other products that do the same thing.
Wrong ace it uses less RAM than 7 of the top antiviruses to date
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Some info on it
I feel the need to say this: I use Norton right now, and I when a ran a full system scan, I noticed some of things it was searching for were actually other Antiviruses. Wierd. Does that mean those particular antivirus softwares are fake, or does it mean Norton feels challenged by them?
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Happy Chinese New Year!
New Year's Eve—December 31—is a night full of Champagne, noisemakers, and dreaming up unrealistic resolutions that won't last more than a month (or maybe just a few days). Tomorrow is Chinese (or Lunar) New Year, which is a holiday full of eating. Which is my favorite kind of holiday, by the way. Many Asian families will gather tonight on New Year's Eve for a big, multi-course feast filled with traditional foods, most of which are symbolic—long noodles for a long life, a whole fish for abundance, a whole chicken for prosperity, and my least favorite, seaweed "hair" with dried oysters for wealth.
Don't worry—you won't need to hunt down shredded seaweed or boil shriveled shellfish in order to celebrate the Year of the Rabbit. While you could simply roast a whole chicken or steam a fish, here are a few other Chinese-inspired recipes to make your feast even more festive.
Cantonese Chicken With Vegetables
Vegetable Fried Rice
Dumplings With Soy Slaw
Cool Asian Noodles With Tofu and Cashews
Garlicky Hoisin Beef
Asian Hot Pot
Salmon With Black Bean Sauce
Kung Pao Chicken
Hot-and-Sour Pork
Beef and Bok Choy Stir-Fry
Shrimp Dumpling Soup
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Hey D4RK3,
Prism's memory consumption is already pushing about 580mb when crashes start occurring. The computer I'm testing this on has 8gb of ram. I'm at a loss because I don't know what's worse: the fact that my <20mb worth of DMIs are taking 580mb of RAM or that Dream Seeker is crashing due to the memory consumption. I have 8gb of ram, but I don't expect the players of Prism to have 8gb of ram.
That's very strange and distressing. In the projects where I used rendered graphics (isometric and non isometric), I've had fairly large animations... up to 16 frame animations in up to 72 directions. One of these games even made very heavy use of runtime-generated graphics. I have never had any of these games crash regardless of how many objects are on the screen at once, and I've never encountered your problem of crashing because of DMI size (I've even dealt with DMIs that are 5mb individually, which I imagine none of yours are).
Could there be another source for your crashes? How big are your atoms exactly?


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By CHRIS ADAMSKI
Associated PressPittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and his wife Ashley are giving thanks for their new bundle of joy.
Benjamin Roethlisberger Jr. arrived Wednesday at 10:06 p.m., according to the athlete's website. The couple's first child weighed 7 pounds, 1 ounce, and was just over 19 inches long.
The quarterback posted Thursday that mother and baby boy were doing well.
"We want to thank everyone for their thoughts and prayers, it really means a lot to us. God is so good!" he wrote.
Roethlisberger made an appearance Thursday at a team facility in Pittsburgh, smiling and waving to a well-wisher who congratulated him as he left practice about 30 minutes early. He had previously been scratched from Sunday's game against Cleveland because of rib injuries.
Offensive lineman Willie Colon said afterward that Roethlisberger "came in with that big old proud papa chest."
Teammate Max Starks said that the quarterback seemed very excited - and that he knows the feeling, since his first child, a girl, was born three weeks ago.
"I have no advice for him. I'm still working my way through it," the offensive lineman said with a laugh. "Just try and sleep when you can."
Roethlisberger's website says he'll post pictures this weekend.
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Fri, Sep 7, 12 at 10:47
My kitchen garden is almost complete. I need a little more stone on some paths and the far long side needs finishing. I will plant (and transplant) the perennial herbs and rhubarb along that side. |
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- Posted by nancyjane_gardener USDA 8ish No CA (My Page) on Sat, Sep 8, 12 at 0:14
Very nice! I try to keep my Nasturtium out of the vege garden cause it is a PEST! I do let it go rampunt in the herb garden, though (cause it is edible) I do have to rip it up from time to time. Chuck it over to the neighbor's goats. I also have morning glories OUT of the vege garden! Climbing up a naked umbrella. No Nasties or MG in my veges! LOL! Nancy |
- Posted by HerrGothic none (My Page) on Mon, Sep 10, 12 at 12:52
awesome photo, I like the birdbath in the center Sean |
- Posted by granneeeeannie (My Page) on Mon, Feb 4, 13 at 20:28
Lush and lovely, neat paths. |
Nice! More pictures please. I used nasturtiums as a companion plant with my squash last year. The nasturtiums did make it hard to find the zukies but none succumbed to squash borer or squash bugs! This year, I'm going with a yellow stripe zuke and cherry colored nasturtiums. (So hopefully no more lost baseball bat sized squash.) |
- Posted by Brigids_Ember 7 (My Page) on Sun, Mar 17, 13 at 4:39
How beautiful! |
- Posted by GeorgeneSchreiner 5a (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Thu, Mar 21, 13 at 11:45
The garden looks beautiful, very healthy and attractive. Good job! |
I agree - it is lovely! Would love to see more pics from different angles - I get inspired by pics of other people's potagers! |
Very nice, inspiring. My garden is still in my head. I'm in New York (Long Island) still too cool and wet. |
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