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But the serum wasn't meant for Gwen, and someone's not too happy she's swallowed it up. To investigate the serum and uncover its origins before she or anyone around her can be harmed, Gwen takes on the identity of Shrike, a spandex-wearing, tutu-flaunting vigilante whose namesake is the wee birdie she keeps in her bedroom.
The only baddie Gwen encounters is a perpetual wedgie, until her late night patrols uncover a plot more sinister than the secrets behind her scrambled DNA. The unionist organization responsible for her condition, Britannia, has kidnapped a Member of Parliament, and they don't plan on stopping there. See, they don't just want to interrupt Scotland's hotly debated independence votethey want to blow it to bloody pieces.
Gwen must race to find the bomb beneath her beloved country and save her loved ones from the vengeance of those who had different plans for the serum, all the while coming to terms with the changes it has wrought upon her body, changes powerful enough to save livesand end them.
SHRIKE is a timely superhero origin story set against the backdrop of the upcoming Scottish referendum for independence.


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HOUSTON, May 28 -- Cimarex Energy Co., Denver, is pursuing gas and oil in Devonian Woodford shale with horizontal wells in the Anadarko basin in western Oklahoma.
The company said in late April it had five wells in various stages of completion and evaluation and was drilling three more wells. Cimarex is evaluating use of 4,000-ft laterals, while early wells went to 13,000 ft true vertical depth and had 2,500 ft laterals.
Cimarex's 1H-27 Jameson, in 27-14n-10w, near Geary in Canadian County, is the basin's first reported horizontal Woodford completion, said IHS Inc. It flowed 2.76 MMcfd of gas and 61 b/d of oil on initial tests of perforations at 12,800-15,030 ft measured depth.
Hester et al. with the US Geological Survey, using a study area in northwestern Oklahoma, pointed to the Woodford as a possible large potential horizontal drilling target in an earlier article (see map, OGJ, Dec. 3, 1990, p. 73).

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So, I'm planning on installing a motion light on the 4 corners of my house- any recommendations? My electrician says 110 degrees isn't sufficient, but what is? Anyone have a motion light that works well and isn't too expensive. The ones from Home Depot and Lowe's don't seem to get very good reviews, but not sure about other places....ideas? |
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no personal experience, but I have read good reviews on the RAB motion sensor lighting. |
Here is a link that might be useful: rab motion light
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Not to hijack but any recommendation for a motion light that runs on Solar (to be hung on a outside wall )? |
Heartily recommend RAB as well, after having gone through some mid range, to the most expensive lights they have at both big home stores - all of which are frankly, awful in terms of reliability and durability. I bought one of these (see link below): installed it, tested it, and was so impressed I ordered two more. Just spectacular build quality, and not but about $10 more than the most expensive (junk) at HD or Lowes. Not to mention aesthetically impressive, with the bold, modernistic design (but not too out there, just enough to make you appreciate that it's not the same old ugly Heath/Zenith stuff that you see on every rental property). I would have preferred their $400 model, but wayyy too much for my budget, especially considering I need about 4 of these. I paid around $100 each. |
Here is a link that might be useful: RAB Stealth Motion Detector Lamp
Use two bulbs at each corner. you need to cover around 270 degrees 360 - 90). |
I'd mix-match products. I'd use a RAB Stealth motion-detector(since you want to cover more area with motion), however, that's the most exensive part of that brands fixture at around $100 each. And I tend to use Lithonia brand halogen fixtures. 2 lights per fixture, 150-watt bulbs. The fixture is more low-profile and puts out a lot of light. |
Will it operate with typical motion detectors? They use the same electronics as dimmers in many cases, and the bulb must be compatible with dimming (even if it is only off/on). |
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- Posted by janesylvia (My Page) on Mon, Mar 11, 13 at 15:02
Kbedwards and Landscapelighting (John), thank you very much. I ordered the RAB Lighting STL360HBW Super Stealth 360 Sensor with HB101 Bullet Floods. Are there any cheaper energy efficient bulbs besides the GE PAR38 LED flood lamp? Thanks. |
Dunno...I bought two LED bulbs for one of my RAB units, just to try them out, so I just picked up whatever they had at Home Depot at the time. I think they were about $30 a piece, so $60 total for two LED floodlight bulbs (and they are BIG). The normal, non LED floods are what, around $7 each? I have the feeling that the cost/efficiency ratio is not quite there yet, at least on the consumer side. Now if you want to feel better about using less energy, knock yourself out. But when you have 4 or 5, dual head units like I do, if I upgraded all to LED, it would cost me $300 just for the bulbs! And that is assuming that none fail, or that some kid doesn't get happy with a bb gun and decide to take one or more out. Still, looks like prices on LED stuff is dropping pretty steadily, so we'll get there. |
I'm thinking about buying this RAB light to install on my garage, but have a question: the instruction manual says "Do not install sensors on a circuit that feeds motor loads like kitchen appliances, HVAC equipment, washer/dryer, or garage door openers." I know nothing about this stuff, but it sounds like I'd have to run a second line from my circuit breaker to the garage, one for the light and one for the garage door opening. Anyone have experience with this? Thanks. |
Darren72, that is what they recommend. If you install on a circuit with motors, it "may" cause a false trigger, turning on the light without any motion. I have one installed on circuit with garage door opener and the other on a circuit with a washing machine, and have had NO problems! I also use Feit LED bulbs from Costco and they fir and work perfectly! Thisis a great fixture! |
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1 How lonely lies Jerusalem, once so full of people! Once honored by the world, she is now like a widow; The noblest of cities has fallen into slavery. | 1 How deserted lies the city, once so full of people! How like a widow is she, who once was great among the nations! She who was queen among the provinces has now become a slave. |
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Sunday Pride Parade draws diverse crowds
There were bustiers and ball gowns, leather chaps and fishnets. But participants in Seattle's 37th annual Pride Parade Sunday cut a wide swath across the community, featuring numerous corporate and civic groups, from Microsoft and Starbucks to labor unions and church groups.
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Of course, there were bustiers and ball gowns, leather chaps and fishnets. But participants in Seattle's 37th annual Pride Parade Sunday cut a wide swath across the community, featuring numerous corporate and civic groups, from Microsoft and Starbucks to labor unions and church groups.
It took more than three hours for approximately 180 parade contingents to make their way along Fourth Avenue, from Union Street to Denny Way. As the last entries passed, the crowds filled the street and headed to Seattle Center to continue the party at PrideFest, a free festival hosted by One Degree Events.
New York state's historic vote Friday to legalize gay marriage, coupled with the United Nations' resolution endorsing the rights of gay, lesbian and transgender people that passed earlier this month, added to the celebratory atmosphere.
Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn, wearing an "I [Heart] NY" T-shirt, stood before crowds gathered at Westlake Park and spoke of the importance of the New York law. "Washington state will be next! Washington state will be next!" he shouted to thunderous applause. He then slipped a Seattle Pride T-shirt over his other shirt.
King County Superior Court Judge Jim Doerty, who was one of three "real-life" judges asked to judge parade entries, echoed McGinn's praise for New York.
"It's wonderful," Doerty said. "It's another great big reason to celebrate."
Adam Rosencrantz, board president of parade sponsor Seattle Out and Proud, estimated crowds at 400,000, in excess of last year's 250,000.
"It's an exciting time," he said. "I think one message for us to remember is why we're doing it (Pride festivities). In this country, we can do this. But there are places around the world where if anybody finds out you're gay, it's punishable by death or life in prison."
The Seattle event represents the diversity of the local gay community, he said, and reflects broad political and corporate support. Numerous local politicians and representatives of Macy's department store, Amazon.com, Group Health Cooperative and other groups participated in Sunday's event.
Grand Marshal George Bakan, editor of Seattle Gay News, one of the country's oldest gay publications, looked not unlike Santa Claus as he rode on the back of a red Mini Cooper convertible. Other grand marshals included the owners of the Seattle Storm basketball team, renowned author Armistead Maupin and Daniel Hernandez, the aide who rushed to help Rep. Gabrielle Giffords after she was shot in the head in Tuscon, Ariz., in January.
Lots of skin was on display, largely thanks to a contingent of rollerbladers and bicyclists who wore body paint and little else. Pirates, gladiators, cowboys, drag queens, burlesque dancers and Goths mixed together in a colorful swirl of makeup, costumes and platform boots.
Members from the local chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union wore T-shirts that read, "I [Heart] civil liberties," while employees of Public Health — a group of gay seniors carried signs with slogans including "Love is ageless" and "LGBT seniors paved the way."
Seattle police reported no major problems on Sunday, said spokeswoman Renee Witt. Pride events are typically peaceful "and we don't have any problems with them," she said.
However, there were conflicting reports about a melee on Capitol Hill in the wee hours, during which vandals smashed windows of two businesses and damaged police cars. Witt said she didn't know the motive for the destruction but didn't believe it was related to Pride.
"I'm 99.9 percent sure the ... group that caused the problems took advantage of an opportunity" and were "completely separate" from those who were celebrating Pride-related festivities, Witt said.
But Seattle Times news partner Capitol Hill Seattle Blog reported a possible connection at http://www.capitolhillseattle.com/2011/06/26/police-bust-up-broadway-march-after-broken-window-reports-of-crowd-violence.
Earlier Sunday, the Rainbow Flag was raised atop the Space Needle. Officials weren't planning to raise the flag this year, said Space Needle spokeswoman Mary Bacarella. But after receiving an overwhelming number of requests, those in charge of the Seattle landmark issued a challenge about two weeks ago: Raise $50,000 for charity and the flag would fly.
The money will be evenly split between The Greater Seattle Business Association (GSBA) Scholarship Program, Lambda Legal, It Gets Better for the Trevor Project, which aims to empower gay teens, and Mary's Place, a homeless shelter for women and children.
Gonzalo Cortinas, an accountant from San Antonio, Texas, stopped to take a photograph of the Space Needle's Pride Flag from a parking lot on Fourth Avenue. "We're having a blast," said Cortinas, who, with his partner, Kevin Dix, has visited a different city each year for the past six years to celebrate pride festivities.
While parades in other cities always include local politicians and gay groups, Dix said Seattle's parade clearly represented the larger community.
"The community outpouring is incredible," said Dix. "You've even got kids dancing in it."
The parade's historic roots date to the Stonewall riots in New York City, when, in the early hours of June 28, 1969, police raided the Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village. The Stonewall Inn was popular with some in the gay community, sparking spontaneous riots and becoming a defining event in the gay-rights movement.
On Friday — more than four decades after Stonewall — the New York state Senate approved a bill legalizing gay marriage. The 33-29 vote made New York the sixth state — and the most populous one — to extend marriage rights to same-sex couples. Eight other states, including Washington and Oregon, allow civil unions, which provide gay couples with extensive marriagelike rights.
Information from The Associated Press and Seattle Times staff reporter Susan Gilmore is included in this report.


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Hi all,
I'm hoping someone can share a source for marrowfat peas (Pisum sativum var. medullare). You know, the large, pale-green, flat(ish), traditional English pea used in preparing mushy peas. I'm wanting to give them a go in my garden. Maybe I've run across them and just don't know their names? much appreciated! |
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I can't really answer your question, sugarmags, but the link gives some info. Personally I have never tasted or bought mushy peas and I've never heard of anyone growing their own. You just buy packets of dried marrowfat peas or canned mushy ones. I would have thought that any large seeded English pea would do after drying. |
Here is a link that might be useful: mushy peas
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Delivery app WunWun can be used for delivering anything: groceries, ice luges, boat batteries, a Jeep for Rosie O'Donnell — but every time those orders came in, people were paying for the delivery. No more.
As of this morning, WunWun will now deliver anything you want from a local store or restaurant for free, as long as what's being delivered actually cost something to begin with. The previous delivery fees were around $10 to $20, but WunWun CEO Lee Hnetinka told Betabeat that they want to cut away more and more costs in order to be the "best option on planet earth" for deliveries. Read More


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Leadership Development is proud to sponsor programs for first year students designed to enhance their leadership skills. They are the Emerging Leaders Program and Barnard Events Board. They will be accepting applications during the summer.
Leadership Development also hosts the following opportunities for returning students:
Forging Unlimited Energy and Leadership (FUEL)- A Student Organization Conference: This joint venture between the Student Government Association and Leadership Development aims to equip student organization leaders with necessary skills for the upcoming year. This one-day conference provides opportunities for collaboration with other groups and serves as a great resource to supply student leaders with all they need to have a successful year.
Students of Color Leadership Retreat The Students of Color Leadership Retreat (SOCLR) is an annual retreat weekend that takes place in a residential camp setting during the fall semester. SOCLR weekend is designed to fortify participants in their leadership at Barnard, Columbia, and beyond, to focus on shared experiences, and to critically examine various issues and "isms" that relate to living in a multicultural and diverse community. Upon returning from the retreat, students are galvanized by the enhanced connections made during the weekend and are able to continue in their work as student leaders with a strong supportive community behind them. During the weekend, student leaders of color work on building their leadership skills using a developmental process. SOCLR is designed for students who identify themselves as a person of color as a primary identity.
SOCLR is a joint venture between Barnard and Columbia and is open to all undergraduates.
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Two months ago the Asia Society presented a discussion among three noted writers — Salman Rushdie, Mira Kamdar and Suketo Mehta who all had strong connections with Mumbai (Bombay) plus Rome Hartman as moderator on the late November (2008's) terror attacks on that Indian city.
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15th to 18th August 2013
Fire & Water
In 2013 Nannup will showcase how the elements of Fire and Water both challenge and help the gardener. With fiery red blooms and water features galore you will be captivated by the beauty of flowers in planter boxes and gardens. Artistic floral displays are a highlight, always full of fun and creativity. The breathtaking Great Hall of Flowers features hundreds of tulips and hyacinths which will ignite your senses and inspire you.
Admire the mighty Blackwood River as it winds its way around the festival precinct. Enjoy the warmth of the open fires around the town as you relax and sample this unique country experience. Ramble through a country garden, savour a Devonshire tea, visit the quilt and craft display, explore the many art, craft and gift shops and nose around the antique car displays, you'll find plenty to enchant you.
The Weekend village market offers local craft and garden goodies for sale and the Garden Marquee features a program of singing from choirs and singing clubs both near and far. Garden demonstrations are also on the menu. Activities are low cost or free and are held in sheltered marquees or community buildings around the town.
The Nannup Flower and Garden Festival is a fabulous 4 days of colour, inspiration, friendship and song!
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Hi everyone! I was wondering if anyone has a favorite, reliable mail order nursery to order Jades? I would love to get a Hummel's Sunset, as well as some other different varigated varieties that I can't find in nurseries in this area. Thanks for any help! |
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I have a very good source for C. 'Hummel's Sunset' as pictured. I also have a couple Crassula arborescens, Silver Dollar Jades. If my variegated jade puts on some growth maybe a cutting or two. Since I've never looked to see if my friend has any of the variegated jades, I'd have to check. The Hummel's pictured are in 3" pots for about $6.00/each |
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cg, Howard's the real deal - you should contact him via his email link (click on his name and you'll get that) to expand your jade family. |
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- Posted by bikerdoc5968 6 SE MI (My Page) on Thu, Apr 4, 13 at 7:22
Jeff, you are much too kind with your comments... Thank You. Please keep in mind, I offer this only to assist and enable. I AM NOT IN SALES NOR DO I REPRESENT ANY RETAIL/WHOLESALE VENDOR(S). |
- Posted by cactusmcharris 4 / Interior BC (My Page) on Thu, Apr 4, 13 at 9:37
No, you're just the grand marshal of the Worldwide Jade Consortium. I think GW knows you're not in it for the money. |
Hi, howard: I am also looking for hummel's sunset. I am going to send you an email shortly. Thanks! |
- Posted by bikerdoc5968 6 SE MI (My Page) on Thu, Apr 4, 13 at 11:21
Ahhh, Jeff, leave it to you to bring your brand of humor and levity and once again a gigantic smile on my face... Thanks. |
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Those are beautiful, sending you an email!! |
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Does anyone know of a good place to purchase varigated white and green leaf geranium seeds? thank you |
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I do not know if you received an answer to your question in the geranium forum about seeds of geraniums, but you can get geranium seeds--green varieties--from Park Seed, and others. Varigated varieties are another problem. There are very few of this nature, and you might get plants or cuttings locally, or by mail. Good luck. |
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The crowds that came each night filled all the chairs and benches he could round up, and still people stood by the hundreds around the perimeter.
In attendance, was Margaret Ruth Minton. She saw things happen that she had only read about in the Bible.
It was, she told friends, what she believed the ministry of Jesus Christ to be like. She saw blind and deaf people receive sight and hearing. Children crippled by the polio epidemic had braces removed from their legs and waists, and ran and walked across the platform.
Minton was so inspired, she went to her pastor and told him she had received a calling to ministry, and asked for his prayers and blessing.
In 1971 she was pastoring the United Christian Church under the oversight of brother Hall.
As sister Margie followed the leading of the Lord, the local church grew from a small office chapel to a 500-seat auditorium on Jacobs Street, then onto 1311 South Lee Highway. United Christian Academy was birthed and began training children.
From South Lee Highway, the ministry moved to the beautiful facility at 2200 Peerless Road.
Just before Hall's home going, sister Minton pledged her heart and future to Charles Poteat and joined her ministry with his. They moved to North Carolina for awhile and then returned to Cleveland.
Now, sister Margie and her husband have come home to United Christian Church.
The United Christian Church and Ministerial Association houses a worldwide ministry with over 30,000 ministers and 150 subordinate churches. Also, in the facility is the United Christian Academy which uses an accelerated faith-based A Beka curriculum that is taught by degreed, well-trained faculty for preschool through ninth grade.
But, there in that building also lies a vision.
"That vision is not a thought of a writer or a brick laid by a mason — it's a vision from Almighty God to reach the world in this end time," the Poteats said. "It is the heartbeat of United Christian and it can be found in the body of the local church. United Christian is not a stagnant nest with Christians socializing and keeping up with each other's lives, it is a place where anointings are realized, missions are visualized and workers are mobilized."
Pastors Charles and Margie, along with UCCMA President Don Warren, invite you to attend United Christian Church, located at 2200 Peerless Road. The regular schedule is Sunday school at 10:30 a.m., with worship services at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Midweek refuel is Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.


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Would anyone have any information on the Soft Lite Pro & Classics series of replacement windows? I was looking at the Soft Lite Elements, but I am not too keen on the Sure Coat coating for there exterior windows. From what I see with the Pro & Classics, it has the brown that I am looking for solid throughout the frame of the window. But overall, how much different from the regular Elements edition? Thanks for the help. |
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Don't let the winter weather keep your kids bored at home. There are plenty of great activities at indoor venues to keep children and parents entertained.
As a mother of two kids, I often find myself guilty of popping the kids in front of the television on colder days when lazing under the covers and reading a book seems much more appealing. Admittedly, this is unfair on the kids as their attention span can only handle a limited amount of time in front of the TV and they end up bored and restless. I've done some research and discovered many safe, indoor venues which offer a variety of activities and entertainment for kids, whether you're travelling during the school holidays or at home and unsure of where to take them.
First on my list is Art Jamming, also known as 'paintertainment'. The kids are provided with canvases, acrylic paints and tools to express themselves and use their imagination, with the guidance of experienced art teachers. They get to take their colourful canvases home, which could be hung on a wall as a great decoration in your home. Art jamming also offers art classes and party bookings at their studios in Cape Town and Johannesburg. For more information, visit www.artjamming.co.za.
In Pretoria, Butterflies for Africa is a walk-through butterfly house where you are able to come into close contact with butterflies, which fly freely amongst the flowers, trees and water features. You can also interact with friendly monkeys or visit the nursery to purchase butterfly host plants. There is also a craft shop and an art centre on the premises where the kids can purchase memorabilia. For the parents, you can enjoy a warm cuppa at the coffee shop, while your youngsters explore and learn more about these fascinating insects.
For more information, visit www.butterflies.co.za or call 033-387-1356
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Do they roll in it or try to (ugh) eat it? Dogs are adorable, but dogs will be dogs. Just wondering if (horse, cow, chicken) manure is a bad idea for dog owners? |
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What my dogs did depended on the age of the manure. Well aged manure was never given a second look while fresh manure was something that was quite atttactive. |
Thanks, Kimmsr. What constitutes "well aged?" The stuff I have is pretty fresh right now. How long do I have to wait? |
No odor. But that may also mean no nutrients. My uncle, an old farmer when I was growing up, spread manure on his fields and tilled it in within 24 hours of spreading it so the nutrients would not be lost to the atmosphere. He said what you smell from manure is nutrients going out into the air. |
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We have a Thermador that is 13 years old and has been a problem. It has had 3 new computer boards - and now the upper oven doesn't heat properly. I'm not feeling that another repair is what we need to do - so I am shopping for new ovens.
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I love my Elux Wavetouch non-Icon double convection wall oven. Used the self-clean twice in the 9 months I've had it - no problem. Check out thread below on Elux vs. Bosch - users of both testify to good points of those brands. |
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I am on country property. Near Mathis Tx. south of San Antonio. Temps. here for the highs are often over 100. One day a few days ago was it was 115 deg. in the shade! I am trying to germinate a variety of vegetables for fall crop. I cannot get even seeds like watermelon; cucumber; squash to germinate. I use the 2in. 6-paks ---deep--- and the medium is 50-50 peat moss and vermiculite. The flats are kept under a large carport. No direct sun. To keep them moist I water once a day. I use quality fresh seeds. What am I doing wrong? I MUST get seeds started this mo. to have fall crops. Thanks. Jim |
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I would guess that they are drying out. Can you bring them indoors and put them next to a window sill? Also If you can cover them with some plastic that will help increase the humidity. |
Well, I water them by hand every day with hose spray nozzle. If they ever go completely dry after they have started to germinate, does this kill the seeds? |
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If they dry out it can kill the seeding. Plus that kind of heat is a bit high for seed starting. The best way to start seeds is to use damp seed starting mix (damp like a wet sponge). 75°F is a good temp. You can start them indoors then move them outside once they are a bit larger. |
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How old are the seeds and how have they been stored? If they were in a hot and humid environment, they may not be good anymore. Are you planting them at the right depth for the seed? |
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At the Chapel, a marriage of space and sound
As you climb the wide, wooden stairwell to the Chapel Performance Space, it's easy to imagine schoolgirls with books strapped over their...
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The Chapel Performance Space at the Good Shepherd Center
Information: 4649 Sunnyside Ave. N., Seattle (206-789-1939 or www.gschapel.blogspot.com).Upcoming shows
Wednesday: Benefit for ex-Seattle musician Andrew D'Angelo, with Bill Frisell, Eyvind Kang, Wayne Horvitz, Cuong Vu and others.
Thursday: Charanga Danzón (Cuban).
Friday: Paul Rucker and Friends: Night of Cello.
Saturday: Gavin Borchert, Contemporary Chamber Music.
April 18: Stephen Drury, Piano.
April 25: Seattle Chamber Players.
As you climb the wide, wooden stairwell to the Chapel Performance Space, it's easy to imagine schoolgirls with books strapped over their shoulders, noisily running to class to beat the bell. There's something about the smell, too, like an old library, that's reminiscent of a school.
That shouldn't be a surprise.
The Chapel, which last month celebrated one year as a hub for esoteric music, sits on the top floor of what was once a "home for wayward girls" in the Good Shepherd Center. Now it has transformed Wallingford into a magnet for experimental musicians of all kinds.
The concert hall itself is flat-out gorgeous, formerly an actual chapel, with hardwood floors and stained-glass windows, through which rays of light occasionally stream, as if God himself were blessing the experimental arts.
For a crowd that reveres artistic innovation as a sort of religion, the sacred overtones of the Chapel feel somehow appropriate.
"I was so happy when it happened, I almost couldn't believe it," says world-renowned Seattle trombonist and composer Stuart Dempster.
"You can just tell how really needy everybody was, because all the dates filled up."
The Chapel is a success story for Historic Seattle, a nonprofit dedicated to architectural preservation, which renovated the space but took two years to find the right tenant. That tenant turned out to be the Nonsequitur Foundation, a new music nonprofit with a hefty endowment that insulates it from the usual funding roller-coaster of most arts organizations. The Chapel is administered by Nonsequitur co-founder Steve Peters. The hall is already booked halfway through 2009.
Peters is an affable curator/director whose musical knowledge is deep and wide. The Chapel itself is in a bucolic location with views (on a clear day) of the Cascades and Olympics, a formal garden, playground and a spacious park that often reverberates with children's laughter and barking dogs.
The Chapel has been a long time coming.
"I spent a year looking for a space," says Peters. "But everything I was looking at was like, six, seven, eight thousand dollars a month. I was feeling really discouraged."
A home for the arts
So was Historic Seattle. It acquired the Good Shepherd Center in 1976 and had successfully filled its labyrinth of rooms with a variety of tenants, including, from 1974 to '93, the Pacific Northwest Ballet. Its current occupants range from studio artists and therapists to the Meridian School, the Alliance Française, the Program for Early Parent Support (PEPS) and — outdoors — Seattle Tilth, a nonprofit organic gardening organization.
The Chapel remained a challenge. In 2005, seeking to interest theater producers, Historic Seattle added spacious dressing rooms with makeup lights, bathrooms, a thick white wall across the back of the room to insulate the artists' studios from noise, a lighting booth and lobby.
But the place is hardly ideal for theater. There are restrictions against noise before 5 o'clock, no shows allowed on Sunday and a ceiling of 85 patrons on weeknights and 150 on weekends. Plus, there is no backstage area and only one small elevator for loading-in.
What Peters saw when he came, however, was "a beautiful concert space."
In January, 2007, he tried it out, and by March 15 was presenting his first official show.
Not since the demise of the old Seattle Concert Theatre, in Cascadia (aka South Lake Union) in the '80s, has Seattle had such a lovely hall for new music. A 60-by-60-foot room with a 28-foot ceiling, hardwood floors and a low dais where the altar once stood, the Chapel was designed in an Italianate high-academic style, with tall, blond wainscoting and four wooden pillars with regular rectangular indentations.
Nonsequitur bought a grand piano and sound system for the room, and Historic Seattle provided lights, padded folding chairs and a drape to dampen the acoustics, which are still quite lively. Currently, shades have been ordered to black out the windows for film presentations or theatrical events.
"It's not particularly friendly to drums or brass," comments Earshot's executive director, John Gilbreath, "but it's a lovely space."
Nonsequitur pays Historic Seattle $2,500 for 10 nights a month to present what Peters calls "adventurous" music, a term that can include everything from sound installations and modern classical to electroacoustic music, improvisation, computer music and "radio art," to name just a few terms in the organization's comprehensive statement of purpose (see http://nseq.blogspot.com).
"There's an experimental wing in all these different kinds of music," says Peters, "so I see them all as one big family. It seemed very important to make a home for all those people."
Adventurous journey
Peters' interest in "adventurous music" blossomed at The Evergreen State College, when he played guitar in a band with Sub Pop founder Bruce Pavitt and was the music director at radio station KAOS, which helped foster the grunge revolution.
In 1989, while living in Santa Fe, N.M., Peters and New Yorker Jonathan Scheuer started Nonsequitur, funded by a Manhattan real-estate business in Scheuer's family. The organization began as a CD company, producing a "journal in sound" called "The Aerial," then moved into concert presenting.
In 2003, Peters moved back to the Northwest.
On its 10 designated nights, Nonsequitur presents "adventurous" concerts such as the recent, stunning solo recital by Frederic Rzewski, or rents out the space to organizations with a similar viewpoint. Earshot Jazz presented its "Jazz: The Second Century" series at the Chapel last year (and will again, this summer). The Seattle Improvised Music Festival; the Seattle Chamber Players; and Subtext, Seattle's contemporary poetry organization, have presented at the Chapel, as well.
As part of its contract with Historic Seattle, Nonsequitur also handles rentals to more traditional organizations, such as Baroque Northwest, but on non-Nonsequitur nights.
The rent is ridiculously low — $200 — and, even better, if not enough people come to your show, you don't have to pay. (If you do make $200, Nonsequitur takes 20 percent of the door.)
The whole operation is quite casual. Most of the time, says Peters, he just "hands over the key and my cellphone number" and asks people to clean up after themselves.
"It's a very interesting model," he says. "It probably has a lot to do with going to Evergreen. Giving people the means of production, that's what I consider this to be ... do your stuff here, and we will do our best to make sure that money is not a reason for you not to do it."
So far, things have worked out well for all concerned.
"We always intended it to be an affordable performance and assembly space, but not one we wanted to manage directly," says Historic Seattle's Director of Real Estate Development Mark Blatter. "Steve has been a great partner. And the music he does is a much better fit than theater."
Blatter says the space is currently renting about three to four nights per month apart from Nonsequitur events. People often drop by from the neighborhood, sometimes just out of curiosity.
One of the big attractions is ample parking. Built in 1906, The Good Shepherd Center sits on an 11-acre campus, 6.5 of which are the Parks Department's Meridian Playground.
One possible negative impact of the Chapel may be its effect on Gallery 1412, the tiny cooperative on Capitol Hill that has served for years as the city's new-music hub.
"When people come through town now, they want to play the Chapel, because it's nicer," says pianist Gust Burns, who helps run Gallery 1412 but also sits on the Chapel advisory board. "But I'm really not sorry that it's happening. I think it's a good thing."
Flutist Paul Taub, director of the Seattle Chamber Players, takes an evolutionary view.
"If there was a missing link, this was it," says Taub. "The sound is great. And it's a beautiful space."
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Loveland School District Superintendent, Dr. John Marschhausen passes along "Parent Guidlines for Helping Youth after the Recent Shooting" to Loveland Magazine readers. It was forwarded to him by Candice Paolino, the Counselor at the Loveland Primary School and the Loveland Early Childhood Center.
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Children's and teen's reactions to the shooting are strongly influenced by how parents, relatives, teachers, and other caregivers respond to the event. They often turn to these adults for information, comfort, and help. There are many reactions that are common after mass violence. These generally diminish with time, but knowing about them can help you to be supportive, both of yourself and your children.
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School's out
The new Fox drama Manchester Prep now joins 1998's Hollyweird and 1997's Rewind in that exclusive club of shows that made it onto the network's fall schedule, never to see the light of day.
Based on the film Cruel Intentions, the series' pilot was beloved among execs but didn't come without controversy. In one scene, lead Kathryn (Amy Adams) admires her stepbrother's physique in the shower; another features a taboo-busting (and subsequently nixed) kiss between the two.
But while the sex did concern Fox topper Rupert Murdoch, ultimately the show was canned because it didn't live up to the net's expectations. ''We wanted [a series about] hip kids in New York and we got Dynasty, but not in a juicy, Melrose way,'' says one programming exec. Numerous script revisions and two production shutdowns didn't fix the problem, so the net threw in the towel before wasting any more money. After all, Fox'll need all the cash it can get if it's still planning to crash an airplane as a sweeps stunt.
Sex sells
Create a hit TV show and, before long, rival networks and studios will try to sign up anyone responsible for it.
That's what scribes at the hip series du jour, HBO's Sex and the City, are finding out. Cindy Chupack, who last spring was wooed by Mike Ovitz's Artists Management Group with a multimillion dollar deal, has comedy pilots in the works at ABC and CBS. And last month, NBC Studios shelled out $7 million for Sex scripter Jenny Bicks. ''It's a little frustrating,'' acknowledges HBO original programming prez Chris Albrecht, who hopes those exiting the fold ''are not disappointed by the creative environment they're entering.''
''Everybody feels these writers have had the flush of success,'' says ICM agent Alan Berger. True enough. But success on one show does not guarantee future hits. Just ask Jeff Greenstein and Jeff Strauss, who got big bucks based on their work on Friends, then flopped with subsequent efforts, Fox's Partners and Getting Personal. At least they got their new shows on the air several other ex-Friends writers didn't even make it that far. So the question is, will Hollywood still respect the Sex scribes in the morning?