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Christabel Goh looking composed with a two-stroke advantage ahead of the field
Singapore, 26 January 2011…21-year-old Christabel Goh has shot her way to the top of the leader board after day one of the HSBC Women's Champions Local Qualifying Tournament. She finished with a score of 77 to hold a two-stroke advantage over Amelia Yong in a rain-interrupted day of play at the Garden Course of the Tanah Merah Country Club (TMCC).
Goh, who turned pro last November and recently spent time training in the US, is participating in the tournament for the third time and hopes to claim the coveted Host Country Invite to play in the fourth edition of 'Asia's Major' which will take place from 24 to 27 February.
She said, "My approach to the round today was simply to stay out of trouble and to consistently make par at each hole. I tried to do my best to play smart and not give up mentally because the course is very challenging as it is. I'm looking to continue putting well tomorrow and to enjoy myself on the course."
Amelia Yong, who won the 2008 edition of the tournament, shot a seven-over par round of 79 and is looking forward to tomorrow's second and final round.
Said the 18-year-old who holds a handicap of 0.3, "The conditions were tiring out there today with the rain interruptions and strong winds but I am pleased with my performance today. I'm glad to have my coach, Greg Anketell by my side as my caddie as well. It would be really special to win the Host Country Invite again and I hope to rest and prepare well to take on the course tomorrow."
Joey Poh, who won the 2009 and 2010 Host Country Invites and played in the past two editions of the HSBC Women's Champions, along with Ji Jiali, shot rounds of 80 today and are three strokes back. Koh Sock Hwee sits a further stroke behind after posting a score of 81.
The 13 hopefuls will tee off the second day of play tomorrow from 7.30am with the winner being announced at the end of play. The successful player will have the opportunity to play with the best female golfers in the world.
Players qualify for the HSBC Women's Champions 2011 by winning tournaments on the LPGA Tour or finishing in the Top 20 on the Rolex Rankings (as at December 31, 2010).
The HSBC Women's Champions is the second tournament on the 2011 LPGA Tour calendar and will see the star-studded field competing for the coveted 'Champion of Champion's' title and an increased prize fund of US$1.4 million.
The HSBC Women's Champions 2010 attracted the strongest field ever seen in Asia, with the top 20 players from the Rolex Rankings and the top 55 players from the 2009 LPGA official money list in the field.
Further details on the HSBC Women's Champions 2011 and additional star players who have confirmed their participation in the event in Singapore will be announced in the coming weeks.
For more information on the HSBC Women's Champions 2011, please visit the tournament website at http://www.hsbcgolf.com.
Day 1 Results (par-72): | |
Name | Score |
GOH, Christabel | 77 (38-39) |
YONG, Amelia | 79 (37-42) |
POH, Joey | 80 (41-39) |
JI, Jiali | 80 (37-43) |
KOH, Sock Hwee | 81 (40-41) |
KOK, Jo Ee | 82 (40-42) |
LOI, Stephanie | 84 (42-42) |
GOH, Jen | 85 (44-41) |
LOW, Si Xuan | 86 (44-42) |
TAN, Phoebe Nicole | 86 (42-44) |
ANG, Jessica | 86 (40-46) |
TAN, Amanda | 87 (46-41) |
HENG, Su-Ann | 90 (46-44) |
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DISMISSED BY GRAND JURY IN SPITE OF TESTIMONY AND POLICE JUDGE DECISION - WITNESSES CLAIM EMORY SHOWED NO FIGHT Justice has again slipped a cog and an officer of the law has been exonerated, after shooting down another citizen. In spite of the conflicting testimonies given in Police Court Tuesday before Judge Eugene Dailey in the case of Detective Sgt. Charles D. Hazel, the grand jury dismissed the prosecution against him in the Criminal Court Wednesday. Detective Hazel was held to the grand jury on a bond of $1,000 by Judge Dailey for manslaughter in the shooting and killing of James Emery, in a stolen automobile hunt at Fifteenth and Walnut Streets October 20. Judge Gives Decision In giving his decision Tuesday in the Police Court, Judge Dailey said, "There is no doubt that the officer, under the law, has a right to shoot to prevent the escape of a felon. But the question is, whether the man was trying to escape. In view of the fact there is conflicting testimony, on this point I'll have to hold the defendant." Eye Witnesses Testify Mr. William Mosee, 2343 W. Chestnut St., Mr. John W. Wilkins, and untertaker at Fifteenth and Walnut Sts., and Mr. George Washington, 435 South Fifteenth Street, each testified that Emory made no attempt to fight but was merely stepping from the car when shot, and that he had only taken two or three steps when he fell from the effects of the second shot. Hazel's Statement Conflicts The testimony of Detective Sergt. Hazel, the defendant, was only partially corroborated by the other wienesses, but did conflict decidedly. The defendant averred that as he endeavored to stop the car which Emery was driving that the latter tried to wrestle the revolver from him, and that when Emery left the car to effect an escape, he (Sergt. Hazel) called "halt" three times before shooting. Reporter Interviews Girls The grand jury session to consider the case at which Detective Sergt. Hazel was dismissed in Criminal Court was secret. Only one witness appeared at the time. The reporter from The Louisville Leader had a private interview with the Misses Louise and Laura Belle, 233 Pearl Street, who were in the fatal car with Emory at the time of the shooting. In every way their statement corroborated with that of the other witnesses. Miss (Continued on page 8) CONFLICTING STORIES TOLD ABOUT RACE TROUBLE AT DIX RIVERS DAM - CHARGING MURDER TO RACE, WHITES CARRY PLAN The people of Kentucky have been greatly wrought up over the controversy between the colored and white employees at the Dix River Dam Camp. But conflicting rumors are afloat as to the exact cause of the affair. Many of the Negro laborers who have fled the place tell of mistreatment on the part of the whites, and say that conditions generally are not the least bit comfortable under the jurisdiction of the white bosses. Man Robbed L. E. Meyers and Company of Chicago, who have the government contract to finish the dam within a given time, have been employing many colored men in the camp, and in many instances replace white laborers with colored help. This is said to have angered the farmers of the neighborhood who have been accostomed to quitting at harvest time, and returning to the camp to work after the harvest season. Therefore when Edward Winkle, 18, a white employee was supposedly robbed and shot at the camp Sunday night these hoodlums took advantage of the of the situation and about twenty of the whites rounded up the five hundred colored laborers, so it is said, and drove them out of the camp. Three Killed About a dozen of the colored men were in sick beds suffering from injuries sustained on the job; but there was no mercy shown them by the mob. The next morning two Negroes, whose names we have not been able to learn, were found dead near the camp. Troops Called It is said, one of the police guards of the camp turned in the alarm to the local authorities as soon as the trouble started. The Mayor and Sheriff Kennedy appealed to Governor Fields and a detachment of the National Guard was sent to the scene in charge of Adjutant General Keboe. Meyers Arrives It is said, Mr. L. E. Meyers, president of the L. E. Meyers Company, arrived on the scene from his office in Chicago and demanded that every man, even it it was his superintendent, who was in any manner responsible for the outbreak, should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Ten whites have already been incarserated. One of these was the time keeper for the company. (Continued on page 8) Man, Children Meet Death At Danger Crossing The people of Jeffersonville and neighboring points along the Hamburg Pike were horrified when told of the instantaneous death of a man and two school children and the serious injury of several other children, when a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train crashed mid center into a school bus about 8 o'clock Monday morning and dragged the machine and human wreckage nearly a mile up the road. The wreck is the outcome of the lack of precautionary measures being taken by the railroad company at dangerous crossings, and also a mistaken signal given by James Maxey, 11, to Adam B. Mitchell, 45 who lived at 220 National Avenue and was driving the bus. The Dead and Injured. Adam B. Mitchell, the driver, and Anna Maxey, 8, sister of James, and daughter of William Maxey, a farmer near Cementville, were killed instantly. Pauline Maxey, also 8, sister of Anna, died a few hours later from concussion of the brain. But little hope is held for Freda Oldham, 7, injured about the head and body. Four of the six injured children who were taken to the Clark Memorial Hospital at Jeffersonville are expected to recover. They were Roy, 7: Pearl, 8; Covert, 5, and Eva May Anderson, 9, all the children of Barney Anderson, near Cementville. The names of the two other children in the bus who miraculously escaped being injured are unknown. Signal Misunderstood. Mitchell had gathered all but about a dozen of the children he usually carried to the school at Claysburg and was near his destination when James got out of the machine to see if a train was coming. Pearl said at the hospital that she thought the Maxey boy shouted that a train was coming, but that the signal was apparently misunderstood by Mitchell. The curve in the Baltimore and Ohio tracks at this point where the accident is said to be very dangerous, and several persons in automobiles have been hurt or narrowly escaped injury there recently. For the sake of safety, why not elevate all railroad tracks? LEADERS ASK BIG POLITICAL QUESTION CURRENT EWS By X. abie Wright) Wilberforce Uruversity VS West Virginia Collegiate Institute NEIL PARK COLUMBUS OHIO General Admission $1.00 Reserved Seats $1.50 x Seats $2.00 Thanksgiving Day Presented at Plymouth Settlement Hot1se~ 17th and Chestnut Streets~ By Home Talent Wednesday Evening, NOVEMBER 26th, at 8:00 · enefit ar aptist Church
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Title | The Louisville Leader. Louisville, Kentucky, Saturday, November 15, 1924. |
Volume/Issue | Vol. 7. No. 54. |
Contributors | Cole, I. Willis (publisher) |
Description | The Louisville Leader was an African-American newspaper published from 1917 to 1950 by I. Willis Cole in Louisville, Kentucky. This issue says Vol. 7. No. 50. but is actually Vol. 7. No. 54. |
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Date Original | 1924-11-15 |
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Source | Issue on Reel 2 of microfilmed Louisville Leader Collection. Item Number ULUA Leader 19241115 in the Louisville Leader Collection, University of Louisville Archives and Records Center. |
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Collection | Louisville Leader Collection |
Collection Website | http://digital.library.louisville.edu/cdm/landingpage/collection/leader/ |
Digital Publisher | University of Louisville Archives and Records Center |
Date Digital | 2012-04-12 |
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London, 10th May 2011: Sistemic Ltd and Roslin Cells Ltd today signed a Memorandum of Understanding to promote the development of new technologies for the standardisation of the manufacture of stem cells for their use in cell therapy and drug development screening. Both parties believe that only through the development of stem cell standardisation can the full potential of this major opportunity be unlocked.
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As I scour the modern etchings on the cowardice, like, floors I seek the solace in only knowing there's hope but not much more I cant but help the silent cravings of a ravens stalking tour I yearn to hear its beating as it quotes the nevermore To take such interest in the beast yet misunderstand the sigh how much hope can these cowards have when they condemn both you and I I cant but help the silent cravings of a ravens screeching cry for once the words have been released the question is always why? Salutations from Sunny Greece...^^ Newbie player here, this is my first fitting. I think it can help young Caldari players like me run the SoE, L1 and L2 missions without breaking the bank - or our pods for that matter... The ship I chose to depict is the Corax, a dessie viewed as the natural progression step-stone from the Condor to the Caracal for all missile loving new players. Its a very nice ship (that looks very similar to a VIIC U-Boat as an added bonus), sporting enough firepower and range to be a match for any rat frigate, but I learned (the hard way) that its too fragile under fire to sustain its DPS long enough to kill anything significant. After managing to solo Dagan in this ship (the first utterly frustrating encounter in this game for me, took me 3 tries and 500 missiles T_T) I started doing L1 and L2 missions with it. It didnt take long for me (which is a surprising fact, as I am too drunk/stupid all the time to pay attention) to realize that the Corax is a ship excelling in range tanking. So the plan was, stay far away, keep those missiles flying, rinse and repeat. And then I encountered this. http://eve-survival.org/wikka.php?wakka=StoptheThief2 and I died. and I died. and I died. and I died. and I wait a minute, Im being drunk/stupid again! Thus slowly, a strategy unfolded so that I could run safely those pesky L2 missions without covering my eyes in terror every 2 minutes or so... 1. use an ancillary shield with a faction hardener There are some rooms in missions that warp you too close to those pesky pirates for comfort. So, you naturally have to turn away, hit the MWD pedal to the metal and RUUUUUUUUUNNNNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!11 until you are far enough from harm. The first 30 seconds or so are the most crucial here, since its the time when you are getting hit while your angular speed is low and your signature super-sized from the MWD use. After some testing I found out that a small shield hardener will not suffice (a meta4 MSE on the other hand will take months to train for), and a small shield booster like the CL5 will not be able to keep up. I discovered that using a faction specific hardener would help greatly in that difficult situation. And pairing that with a pulsing ASB that excels against enemy DPS spikes is the best way to stay afloat until you open the range to something you are comfortable with. 2. Use a salvager I know, many people want to race those missions to gain standings asap. I find though that putting a salvager in greatly helps a new player like me to better outfit my ship and then make some money off the side. For example, the three missile rigs chosen in this fitting setup cost me almost nothing (just a cheap blueprint buyout) and I can manufacture and sell more for good profit. In lowsec, two at a time, flown in with a shuttle and praying for a lazy gate camper...XD 3. Make it cheap Well, this whole thing (rigs included) costs ~6mil. I wont be terribly sad if it dies a couple of times, I can make that much money in 3hrs flying my newbie venture. I wanted to keep the cost as low as possible so that it is more newbie friendly, thus the only T2 fitting is the BCS, and that for 2 reasons. a) its less expensive than a T1 meta variant, and b) you want to train the weapon upgrades skill asap anyway, so that your launchers do not destroy your CPU. For the rest of the stuff: ---I use the sensor booster (without a script) to equalize my targeting and missile ranges. With my current low (750k points overall, 1 month player) skills, my missiles get sth like 64km range, but my vanilla targeting stops @52km. --The overdrive injector helps with getting out of range fast enough, and serves as a stopgap until I can get the skills to fit another BCS in. Now, some numbers. I know they are highly unimpressive, but what can I do? This is a newbie fitting setup after all...C: DPS: Around 85sh TANK: 2834 WPN RANGE: 64km SPEED: 302 and with MWD 1246 And an EFT screenshot Remember guys, Im trying to learn the game, this fit may be actually horrible (take my word for it, and always remember that drunk/stupid applies to both gaming and posting on a website). Thus, any and every feedback is vastly appreciated, Cheers...^^ |
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- The Amazing American Circus Poster: The Strobridge Lithographing Company. Cincinnati: Cincinnati Art Museum and the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, 2011.
- Bellion, Wendy. Citizen Spectator: Art, Illusion, and Visual Perception in Early National America. Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill, 2011.
- Botting, Eileen Hunt and Sarah L. Houser, eds. Reminiscences and Traditions of Boston. Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2011.
- Chopra, Ruma.* (Peterson 2006) Unnatural Rebellion: Loyalists in New York City During the Revolution. Charlottesville, VA: University of Virginia Press, 2011.
- Corey, Steven H. and Lisa Krissoff Boehm, eds. The American Urban Reader: History and Theory. New York: Routledge, 2011.
- Desjardins, Simon. Castorland Journal: An Account of the Exploration and Settlement of Northern New York State by French Émigrés in the Years 1793 to 1797. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 2010.
- Drake, James David. The Nation's Nature: How Continental Presumptions Gave Rise to the United States of America. Charlottesville, VA: University of Virginia Press, 2011.
- Everton, Michael.* (Reese 2004) The Grand Chorus of Complaint: Authors and the Business Ethics of American Publishing. New York: Oxford University Press, 2011.
- Finkelman, Paul. Millard Fillmore. New York: Times Books, 2011.
- Fowler, William M., Jr. American Crisis: George Washington and the Dangerous Two Years After Yorktown, 1781-1783. New York: Walker & Company, 2011.
- Grundset, Eric with Briana L. Diaz and Hollis L. Gentry. America's Women in the Revolutionary Era: A History Through Bibliography. Washington, D.C.: National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, 2011.
- Haulman, Kate. The Politics of Fashion in Eighteenth-Century America. Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 2011.
- Henderson, Desirée. Grief and Genre in American Literature, 1790-1870. Burlington, VT: Ashgate Publishing Co., 2011.
- Herbert, Robert L. and Daria D'Arienzo. Orra White Hitchcock: 1796-1863: An Amherst Woman of Art and Science. Amherst, MA: Mead Art Museum, 2011.
- Hochman, Barbara.* (AAS-NEMLA 2002) Uncle Tom's Cabin and the Reading Revolution: Race, Literacy, Childhood, and Fiction, 1851-1911. Amherst, MA: University of Massachusetts Press, 2011.
- Jaeger, Katherine and Q. David Bowers. 100 Greatest American Medals and Tokens: Complete With Market Values. Atlanta: Whitman Publishing, LLC, 2007.
- Juergens, Tom. Wicked Puritans of Essex County. Charleston: The History Press, 2011.
- Main, Gloria L.* (AAS-NEH 1978) Peoples of a Spacious Land: Families and Cultures in Colonial New England. Harvard University Press, 2001.
- Moynihan, Kenneth J.* (AAS-NEH 1992) A History of Worcester, 1674-1848. Charleston, SC: History Press, 2007.
- Newman, Nancy. Good Music for a Free People: The Germania Musical Society in Nineteenth-Century America. Rochester: University of Rochester Press, 2010.
- North, Louise V. In the Words of Women: The Revolutionary War and the Birth of the Nation, 1765-1799. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books, 2011.
- Reynolds, David S.* (AAS-NEH 1982) Waking Giant: America in the Age of Jackson. HarperCollins, 2009.
- Reynolds, David S.* (AAS-NEH 1982) Beneath the American Renaissance: The Subversive Imagination in the Age of Emerson and Melville. Oxford University Press, 2011.
- Reynolds, David S.* (AAS-NEH 1982) Mightier Than the Sword: Uncle Tom's Cabin and the Battle for America. W. W. Norton & Company, 2011.
- Rockman, Seth.* (AAS-NEH 2006) Scraping By: Wage Labor, Slavery, and Survival in Early Baltimore. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2009.
- Romero, R. Todd. Making War and Minting Christians: Masculinity, Religion, and Colonialism in Early New England. Amherst, MA: University of Massachusetts Press, 2011.
- St. Jean, Wendy. Remaining Chickasaw in Indian Territory, 1830s-1907. Tuscaloosa, AL: The University of Alabama Press, 2011.
- Stanwood, Owen. The Empire Reformed: English America in the Age of the Glorious Revolution. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2011.
- Tatham, David. Winslow Homer in London: A New York Artist Abroad. Syracuse: Syracuse University Press, 2010.
- Tolles, Bryant Franklin. Architecture & Academe: College Buildings in New England Before 1860. Hanover, NH: University Press of New England, 2011.
- Valsania, Maurizio.* (Peterson, 2008) The Limits of Optimism: Thomas Jefferson's Dualistic Enlightenment. Charlottesville, VA: University of Virginia Press, 2011.
- Vogeley, Nancy. The Bookrunner: A History of Inter-American Relations---Print, Politics, and Commerce in the United States and Mexico, 1800-1830. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: American Philosophical Society, 2011.
- Wakely, Cheryl R. From the Roxbury Fells to the Eastward Vale: A Journey through Woodstock: 1686-2011. Woodstock, CT: Woodstock Historical Society, 2011.
- Zonderman, David A.* (Peterson 1989) Uneasy Allies: Working for Labor Reform in Nineteenth-Century Boston. Amherst, MA: University of Massachusetts Press, 2011.
- Haulman, Kate. * (Peterson 1999) "A Short History of the High Roll: Big Hair, Eighteenth-Century Style," Common-place 2: October 2001.
- Haulman, Kate.* (Peterson 1999) "Room in Back: Before and Beyond the Nation in Women's/Gender History," in Journal of Women's History, 15: Spring 2003.
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I am so mad I never had this problem...I justed planted about 20 tulip bulbs the other day well when i looked out today i found all of the bulbs up above the ground ..6 inches of dirt all over..could it be chipmunks squirrels or both..I seen both a chipmunk and squirrel this morning running through the garden |
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- Posted by pitimpinai z5 Chicago (My Page) on Wed, Oct 5, 05 at 16:01
Grrrrr. Trap the buggers! They did that to my newly planted bulbs last fall and dug out new shoots this spring. I am planting a lot of bulbs right now and I am ready this time: following advices here, I bought several bags of blood meal. After planting a patch, before closing shop for the day, I spread bloodmeal all over the planting area. So far, knock on wood --- or on the head of those tree rats, not a one has been disturbed. Try that. |
I saw on TV a tip to repel squirrels. Put a tsp of peppermint oil (not peppermint extract) in a spray bottle and spray it around the area you want to protect from squirrels. I presume it works for chipmunks, too. You get the oil at a health food store. |
after talking to a few people they think it could also be skunks,because it is happening at night--also i put bone meal in the hole and i read where that smell can attract these pests also...live and learn..I replanted them all and hoping they leave alone..will see tonite.. |
- Posted by susanlynne48 z7a-OKC (My Page) on Thu, Oct 6, 05 at 20:19
My cats love blood meal. I have to hide it in a closet so they can't get to it. Wonder if you could lay some fencing (like chicken wire) over the top and hold it down with bricks, if that would keep them from digging up the bulbs? Just a thought. I know you can plant the bulbs in wire baskets to keep the squirrels, moles, whatever from eating the bulbs, but who wants to buy a bunch of baskets to plant your bulbs in? Not me - and they're expensive. Susan |
- Posted by jerseygirl07603 z6NJ (My Page) on Fri, Oct 7, 05 at 20:47
I have another trick to keep the squirrels from digging up bulbs. After planting, I lay down wood boards, plywood or leftover strips of siding over the beds and put stones to hold them down. (Loks terible but I don't care) I suppose landscape fabric would work as well. Once the ground is frozen, and they can't dig, I remove the boards. The next challenge is in the Spring - keeping them from chomping the flower stems. Hot pepper wax spray works for me. I hate squirrels! |
Soak your bulbs in Ropel, let them dry, then plant. I guarantee you the squirrels will not dig them up. One whiff of Ropel and they will go away. |
How long do you soak your bulbs in Ropel? A gardening coach told me about Ropel and I do have some of that spray. Where do you let them dry to keep the critters from bothering them while they are drying? |
JerseyGirl..Your source of hot pepper wax? |
The squirrels in my area are pretty crazy. I put stuff in the ground, they dig it out. I am pretty sure that it's not skunks. Skunks dig in the ground for grubs, not bulbs. Here's what I tried so far: 1. Use hot pepper. At my local grocery store, I can buy bags of red cayenne pepper in bulk. When I buried the bulbs with couple of tablespoon of cayenne. Just to be on the safe side,I sprinkle some on top of the soil. Result: roughly 50% effective. Squirrels still dig up the bulbs, but at a reduced rate. 2. Ropel Ropel is a liquid that doesn't actually smell that bad, but supposedly is terrible in smell and taste to animals. I breathed in some by accident when I spray and did notice that it was nasty. Any way, Ropel is also systemic so that it soaks into the plant. Don't use it on your vegetables or you'll wonder why everyone is retching at the dinner table. I use an empty yogurt container and filled it with bulbs, then pour in the Ropel. The instruction said to soak 1 minute, but I did 5 min just in case :-). Use a dishwashing gloves (not the one you are using to wash dishes) to pull out the bulb and lay it on some newspaper to dry. Buried the bulbs and spray some on top just in case. Result: $#@$#@, a few bulbs were still digged up, there's just no stopping the buggers. It was still an improvement over the pepper. Next time, I may also lay some chicken wire on top. Paul |
I know it's frustrating when our hard work is dug up and destroyed, but *please* don't use cayenne pepper or any other pepper powder. The squirrells are only trying to eat, and they end up with the burning pepper in their eyes and have been known to scratch their eyes out trying to stop the burning. Throw some daffodil bulbs in there, it helps, and I'm going to pick up some of Blueheron's recommended peppermint oil tomorrow (if I can move from plainting 265 bulbs - might need more A535 by then!). |
I guess there is a danger of that, but most of the time I see them just eating the stuff with cayenne and all. i think the chicken wire idea will be the best bet. Once it's starts growing, they won't dig it up. Paul |
I'm posting a link to my thread from a couple of years back, on what proved the solution for me. I tried soaks in Ropel, I tried pepper, I tried everything. My squirrels are demons. They even ate daffodils. Nothing worked until the wire mesh. It's really easy to use. I put bark mulch over the top, so you never even see it's there. I use the same mesh every year now. I just pull it up in the spring right after things start sprouting. If they are small bulbs, you don't have to: but certainly I pull it up for tulips, as the leaves won't fit through the holes. I have it cut in various sizes like 12" x 12", 6" x 12", etc. The criiters forget what is under there, so for the second year of each bulb, you don't need anything to protect it. |
Here is a link that might be useful: It worked! Wire mesh
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Handhelds have generally been region-free since the Game Boy kicked things off, but controversially the 3DS will have region locking enforced, Nintendo has confirmed.
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This sounds like a new concept for Nintendo, but Trinen apparently explained to Kotaku that this policy has been in place for years with the Wii and DSi.
Yet the DSi is region-free - for cart-based games at least. Maybe he's referring to the downloadable DSiWare games, which are region-specific.
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The River Ely Bridge which will provide pedestrian and cycle access between Cardiff and Penarth was one of 79 schemes that comprised the Sustrans Connect2 bid for the £50M prize money.
In a public online and telephone vote, Sustrans Connect2 beat off competition from three other projects across the UK to scoop the prize money, which is provided by The Big Lottery Fund.
Professor Justin Lewis, Head of the School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies who supported the Sustrans bid said: "This is fantastic news - Sustrans Connect2 is a worthy winner of The People's 50 Million. The project promotes environmentally friendly transport across the UK and the River Ely Bridge will encourage more people to walk and cycle to their daily destinations. Everyone who voted for Sustrans - Cardiff staff, students and alumni has helped to create a more sustainable transport link for people who work and live in Cardiff, as well as those who visit the city."
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Of all the products of the natural world that have been tinkered with by food scientists, few have suffered more indignities than the cherry. This meddling is especially evident in the world of mixology: Stoplight-colored cocktail cherries with a half-life surpassing that of plutonium garishly adorn countless Manhattans, and back bars holding bottles of deceptively named "cherry brandy"—which tastes like a cross between Lifesavers and Robitussin, and has a color to match—are depressingly common.
Common, but not ubiquitous, thanks in large part to a liqueur that derives its flavor and color from the orchard rather than the chemistry lab. Created by Peter Heering and produced in Denmark since 1818, Cherry Heering is a ruby-red liqueur made by soaking lightly crushed Danish cherries and a blend of spices in neutral grain spirits, then cask-maturing the mixture for up to five years, adding sugar during the aging process. With an elaborate complexity of flavor that places its character closer to that of gâteau than of Ho-Ho, Cherry Heering reclaims the taste of cherries from the candy-colored impostors.
Useful in many cocktail recipes wherever cherry brandy is called for (and not to be confused with kirsch, an unaged, unsweetened eau de vie made by distilling fermented cherries, or with maraschino, a liqueur made by sweetening a dry cherry distillate similar to kirsch), Cherry Heering has a rich flavor that adds depth to a number of drinks, such as the brandy-based Ulysses, the classic gin-based Singapore Sling and the scotch-based Blood and Sand. At Nopa in San Francisco, bar manager Neyah White counts Cherry Heering among his most versatile liqueurs, deploying it in unique drinks such as the Brigadier, which matches Cherry Heering with green Chartreuse and hot chocolate; and in the Cherry Samba, which uses the liqueur to sweeten a mixture of cachaça and deeply smoky single-malt scotch from the southern coast of Islay.
In New York, bartender St. John Frizell—who lists stints at Pegu Club and The Good Fork on his resume, and plans to open his own Brooklyn cafe and bar, Fort Defiance, this spring—is an ardent advocate of one particular Cherry Heering cocktail, the Remember the Maine. "It has a deep, almost chocolatey bittersweet quality from the Heering, which adds this profound depth of flavor to the drink," says Frizell. Noting that the pairing of anise-rich pastis with the dark, fruity flavor of the liqueur might seem an odd combination, Frizell says in the Remember the Maine—a sort of hybrid between a Manhattan and a Sazerac—this counterintuitive blend of flavors works remarkably well. "You have the rye whiskey and vermouth of a Manhattan with the pastis flavor of a Sazerac," he says. "The Heering somehow mysteriously forms the bridge."
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Navigation Search Content Other Mpora SitesI'm not naive in nature wrt to test and forum entries. However, I think it is fair to state my Fanatic TE 75 single fin is pretty close to what the test said about it. Accelerates like a rocket, fast, nervous, and turns very well for a sf. I treat both test as submissions to this forum as they are: opinions. The better argued and the least paradoxal, the more credible.by tho_vis - BOARDSEEKER MAGAZINE
Was wondering how now, after a few months of sailing, you rate the board? I am 88kg and looking into a 95l proper wave board for up to 6.0m2. I guess I am convinced re the turning capabilities in good waves. But how about sluggish conditions, and especially I'd be keen to understand whether you notice lack of downwind speed and maybe cnosequently less jumping performance? Appreciate your heby tho_vis - ASK A CLONE
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Planetlemans photographer Gerlach Delissen has won the 1st prize at the Sarthe Endurance Photos Competition for the category Professionals. This competition was held for the 3rd time and is organized by the Conseil général de la Sarthe together with the ACO, the French Sport Journalist federation, the Auto Hebdo magazine and the Musée des 24 Heures.
Last friday chairman of the jury, mr. Henri Pescarolo handed the awards to all the winners during a ceremony in the 24 Hours Sarthe Circuit Museum in Le Mans. Gerlach won the price for his picture of the Audi #1 R18 e-tron quattro entering the pitlane during the FIA WEC 6 Hours of Spa.
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Attics for Africa was a huge fundraiser held on April 26 and 27. This was a huge yard sale, where people from all over East Texas donated gently used items that were then sold at the yard sale. All proceeds went toward the building of Della's House.
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SEAL BEACH, Calif. (AP) — The following is a list of those who died in the Seal Beach, Calif., salon shooting massacre released Thursday by the Seal Beach Police Department.
Victoria Ann Buzzo, 54
David Caouette, 64, the only victim shot outside Salon Meritage, shot as he sat in his parked car near the salon
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Randy Lee Fannin, 62, owner of Salon Meritage
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As the Department of Defense prepares for across the board furloughs this summer due to sequestration, service members at 37 installations in Europe and the Pacific have a reprieve. The commissaries at these locations will be able to stay open, even on mandated furlough days for all commissaries.
Because of international agreements, local national employees are exempt from furlough. Store staffs overseas include a mix of U.S. and local national employees, and 37 of the Defense Commissary Agency's (DeCA) 66 overseas stores have enough local national staff to remain operational and will remain open during the furlough period.
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