text: I met Pri in college, when I had just figured out that I was a transgender man and hadn't come out to anyone yet. I didn't feel ready for a relationship at that point but she was so amazing that a few weeks later we were dating and now we've been together now for seven and a half years. Spending time with Pri is my favorite thing in the entire world and I am grateful to be with her every single day. Throughout our entire relationship we have had to face the highly stressful experience ofnavigating the labyrinthine immigration system. Pri came to the U.S. from India with a student visa and every year and a half, we have to go through the same process of applying for a visa and then waiting to learn whether the government will allow us to stay together or force Pri to return to her home country. Because I am transgender I am unable to sponsor Pri for a spousal visa, so she has had to apply for various student and work visas over the past seven years. The last time was especially rough. When we finally heard the news, we hugged, kissed, and sat down on the bed. But after a few moments of joy, all I could feel was anger. Even as an American citizen I was forced to play this excruciating waiting game—there was nothing that I could do to save my family simply because I am transgender. Luckily I was able to update the gender marker on my identification and marry the love of my life in front of our friends and family. Unfortunately for the 28,500 same-sex bi-national couples living in the United States, the wait is far from over. I know how painful it is to have the future of your family constantly in jeopardy. But NCTE is working daily to alleviate the stress and pain for thousands of couples like us. Our country desperately needs immigration reform, and this is Our Moment to make that happen. NCTE's Our Moment campaign is about taking advantage of a key moment of opportunity by building capacity quickly and pushing out reforms for trans rights that will help thousands of people like Pri and I. NCTE needs your support now to make this dream a reality. Together we can make a difference by fighting for immigration and dozens of other basic rights for the transgender community. |


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This palette was released Spring 2006. ITs a quad of four shimmery shadows. You get a shimmery white, a shimmery peach, a shimmery light green and a shimmery yellow. The white is a little chalky but looks nice on the brow bone. The Peach shade and the light green color have barely any pigment. Dont really see much color but you do see a lot of shimmer. The yellow shade is a pretty golden shimmery, great for the browbone. This retails for $16.50 and comes in a clear plastic square container with the four cubes individually packaged. The lack of pigment was disappointing.
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If you our a British Airways credit card holder (like the one I talked about in this mornings post) you are able to get 10% off a paid fare ticket. I received an email yesterday letting me know that they have extended this offer for travel for all of 2013!
You will save 10% on the ENTIRE purchase price, this includes any taxes, fees, etc. The promotional code is also good for a reservation consisting of up to 8 passengers on the same flight. This is only valid for British Airways operated flights and not for codeshare flights that can be booked through the BA website. This is valid for business class fares as well!
This offer is only valid for new bookings made by US residents paying in US dollars with a valid BA Visa credit card. You must be starting your travel in the US as well.
You must book your flight online at ba.com/chase10, use promotion code CARDOFFERU, and travel before December 31, 2013.
For flights to/from Europe, this could easily knock off $100 +/- from your flight cost.
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Comment posted Waitrose has £325k on table for Tuesday planning hearing – and opposition rolls in by Crazy She-Bat.
Copied from URTV's Facebook page:
Final count is 693 letters of support to the council for Waitrose and 137 letters against, including a petition. There were also 7 miscellaneous letters.
Crazy She-Bat also commented
- From URTV again:
30 pro Waitrose representatives have spoken, including Councillor Vivien Dance and Community Councilman Nigel Harman. Now it's over to the objectors.
- Same source again – URTV:
The Council Planning Department and Waitrose have both spoken. The Planning Department say that the effects on the town centre could have been grossly underestimated by Waitrose's retail impact survey and that they are maintaining that they recommend refusal of the application.
Waitrose still believe that the effects on the town centre will be negligible and they can mitigate them. Waitrose spokesperson, Martin Gorman, received a big round of applause for saying Helensburgh is crying out for a good quality food store.
- Apparently, Victoria Halls is currently packed to capacity with many people waiting outside as well to hear the verdict.
- I'd like to know PBP if this is your attitude towards For Argyll? or to Argyll itself?
Recent comments by Crazy She-Bat
- First Minister's revelatory refusal to pay Scotland's share of upkeep of Head of State
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_Save_the_Queen - Welcome to Argyll's Loch Litter-side and to Loch Litter and the Tossers National Park
Don't be blaming the kids. I can assure you that in the nearest school, the children do litter patrols around their school everyday and get quite annoyed at the rubbish thrown in the school by passing tourists and lager louts.There is no reason that bins cannot be placed in these lay-bys and added to the council's bin collection for the park – its done virtually everyday in Luss, so a couple more will only add a few minutes to the schedule.
- Jaw-dropping background to Gordon Brown's intervention in saving the Union – Labour now on notice in Argyll & Bute
I'm quite sure the £325,000 Gordon Brown got for 2 days of speeches made it bearable for him too. - Salmond departure only hope for healing in Scotland – successor cannot be Sturgeon
Wee torpedo in your predictions Karl – membership of the SNP has risen by 5000 in the last 48 hours. Seems like the result has only made it stronger. - Indy: For Argyll live online to the result – with Gordon Harmer from Shetland
Danny Alexander saying about the animosity he has experienced during the campaign. I think that was animosity to you, not Better Together.
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Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) has welcomed reports that the Government plans to close down the Defence Export Services Organisation (DESO), a unit of the Ministry of Defence whose role is to find sales opportunities for private arms companies. The news follows CAAT's high-profile campaign for DESO's closure. CAAT has called on the Government to confirm the truth of the reports, which appeared in the media this morning.
CAAT spokesperson Symon Hill said:
"DESO uses taxpayers' money to promote private interests, gives arms companies such as BAE unique access to ministers and sells weapons to oppressive regimes including Saudi Arabia, Colombia and Uzbekistan. Today's reports are therefore very welcome to the thousands of people who are campaigning for DESO's closure. It is vital at this juncture that the Government does not give in to bullying by arms companies, but acts speedily to shut down DESO."
1. Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) works for the reduction and ultimate abolition of the international arms trade.
2. CAAT can provide further information about the Defence Export Services Organisation (DESO) and the campaign for its closure. CAAT works alongside other groups, notably the Fellowship of Reconciliation (FoR), to campaign for DESO to be shut.
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Here is mine ... not sure about it though. I had fun Holly. Thanks for doing this!
Here is mine ... not sure about it though. I had fun Holly. Thanks for doing this!
Ok...I have to get off to bed. I'll be back tomorrow to check out everybody's LO's and comment!!!
Here's mine... for the first time in a speed scrap I'm going to have to let this one grow on me... it may be getting tweaked later.
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Here's mine
Well, here's mine....not sure I'm happy with it, but that's what I get for being 45 minutes late....
Darling Girl
Thanks Holly for the SERIOUS CHALLENGE....great fun!
Ok, I've cleared my desk after working a long day today and I asked my boys to come up with a number and they picked #142!
Congratulations SPOOF! You won my new kit!
Will be sending out the bonuses to everyone in a little while!
Thanks again for so much fun last night!
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Cross country recap: 27th-ranked CSU leaps to 19th-place finish at NCAA Championships
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- Coached thirteen NCAA outdoor National Qualifiers (West)
- Coached eight individuals and three relays to Mountain West All-Conference status
- Coached three Mountain West Conference Champions (2013, 2014 men's Distance Medley Relay, 2014 women's 10k)
Art Siemers, a 14-year coaching veteran, heads into his third year as the Head Coach of the cross country program and also guides the distance runners on the track squad.
After a very successful Mountain West championships in which both the men's and women's teams earned top three finishes for the second consecutive year, the Rams reached heights not seen in nearly a decade, as Siemers (pronounced SEE-mers) guided the men's cross country squad to it first national championship in nine years. CSU finished ranked 26th in the nation.
Colorado State's success continued off the course andinto the classroom, where the Rams' cross country and distance squads named29 athletes to the academic all-Mountain West team. Elevenof those athletes earned MW Scholar-Athlete status, while2014 graduate Christian Meyer was honored with the conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year award. Both he and fellow graduate Chloe Phillips were awarded NCAA postgraduate scholarships for their stellar academic performance at CSU.
Siemers joined the Rams after 11 years at Colorado School of Mines. He began coaching cross country in 2002 and later took over the track & field program in 2005.
In his first year with the cross country team, Siemers coached the women's and men's teams tosecond and third place finishes at the Mountain West Championship and fifth and ninth place NCAA Mountain Regional Championship finishes. He coached five Mountain West All-Conference athletes and one NCAA Mountain Regional All-Conference performer in cross country. In track and field, he coached seven distance and middle-distance athletes to the first round of the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships and five individuals and two relays to Mountain West All-Conference status.
With the Orediggers, Siemers coached 21 All-Americans in cross country and led his teams to nine NCAA Division II championship berths, placing in the top five on four different occasions, including a third-place finish with the men's team in 2009.
After taking over the reins of the track & field program, Siemers added 82 All-Americans and five national champions to his list of athletes coached. He led his men's and women's teams to 15 top-25 NCAA team finishes in the indoor and outdoor seasons. In 2009 he was voted the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Indoor Men's and Women's Coach of the Year. In 2009-10 and 2011-12 the men's program finished fourth in the final rankings for the United States Track & Field Cross Country Coaches Association's Program of the Year.
Before he began coaching at the collegiate level, Siemers was the head cross country coach at Jefferson Academy High School in Broomfield, Colo., from 2000-01. In just two years, he initiated the cross country program, recruited the inaugural team and led it to the 2001 Colorado 3A State Championship Meet.
While in college at Illinois State, Siemers ran both track and cross country. A four-year letterwinner in both sports, he was the Missouri Valley Conference 1500-meter and mile champion. He was named cross country all-conference and all-region, as well as first-team academic all-conference in 1993 and 1994. As a post-collegiate, he placed 8th in the 1999 USATF Indoor National Championships in the mile run and was a 2004 Olympic Trials `A' qualifier in the marathon.
Siemers graduated with a bachelor's degree in both elementary education and history from Illinois State University in 1995. He later achieved his master's degree in education from the University of Colorado in 1999.
A native of Bensenville, Ill., Siemers attended Fenton High School. He is the oldest of seven children. He and his wife Erica live in Fort Collins.
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The Airlie Beach Hotel has added to its impressive list of industry awards after winning two gongs at the Queensland Restaurant and Catering Awards in Brisbane last week.
Mangrove Jacks was crowned Queensland's Best Casual Dining restaurant and Capers Bar/Grill won the award for Professional Development (under 100 staff).
Airlie Beach Hotel Manager Mark Bell said it was a great achievement for the hotel to have two of its restaurants recognised on a State level.
"Locals can take pride in knowing their town is home to one of the state's best restaurants - Mangrove Jacks," Mr Bell said.
"At Mangrove Jacks we always strive to provide great food, great service and a great atmosphere, and it is a real credit to our staff to be rewarded at this high level."
This is the second state award for Mangrove Jacks, having won a Queensland Hotels Association award in 1998.
Mr Bell said the professional development award for Capers Bar/Grill was in recognition of the many training programs and incentives that are in place for staff.
"We believe that our staff are pivotal to every aspect of the hotel's success. At Capers, we offer an extensive induction program for new staff and a series of formal training courses in areas such as customer service, health and safety and wine product knowledge."
All three restaurants at the Airlie Beach Hotel this year won accolades in the North Queensland division of the awards.
This included Cactus Jacks picking up an award for Best Informal Dining.
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174Well, last Thursday evening we announced the Beanie award winners at the Slashdot/Andover/VA shindig at The China Club. For those of you not able to attend, I've written a synopsis below, otherwise you can watch the whole deal at TheSync. You can grab the awards in both streaming and downloadable format. And, if you'd like to see some pictures from the show, check out Brian Hawkins' online-pix as well as Kurt Gray's pix from the Andover booth.
The awards began predictably enough as Hemos narrowly took home the Hemos award. It amazes me how many people actually abstained rather than vote for Hemos, but alas, he still won. *grin* The award for Best Dressed went to Tux. Sadly, no one ever thought to nominate or vote for the fine women of FreeBSD, and Tux didn't even bother to show up for the award, leaving me with no one to hug. *pout* However, an Anonymous Coward was on hand to accept the Favorite Comment Poster award, as was CmdrTaco for the Favorite Author award. The Best Slashdot Story went to Quickies, and the Cluestick award for FUD went to Microsoft. Also, the pair of "Bully" awards for domain bullying and patent bullying went to Etoys and Amazon, repsectively.
The fun awards done with, it was time to get a little more serious (but not much) for the two grand awards. Best Unix Desktop Eyecandy went to Enlightenment, and Best Unix Earcandy went to XMMS. Best Desktop Theme went to BrushedMetal, which everyone uses at least a part of. The Best Perl Module award went to CGI, the best Apache Module award went to mod_perl, and the Best Open Source Text Editor went to vim. It's good to see things that I couldn't do my job without get some recognition, although I could probably have said the same about any of the nominees (except for Emacs, but that's a different matter entirely *grin*) The "Most Deserving of $2000" award went to Debian, while the Best Book award went to Programming Perl. Finally in this award category, the Non-graphical and Graphical Interface awards went to Pine and The GIMP, respectively.
The award for Most Improved Kernel Module went to USB, probably because it went from non-existent to usable in so short of a time. Alan Cox won the Unsung Hero award and immediately donated his winnings to the DVD defense fund, proving that he is indeed worthy of the name hero. Best Newbie Helper went to Tom Christiansen, famous for helping newbies find their way out of #perl (I'm kidding! Okay, only a little. Tom still rocks in my book.) and Most Deserving Open Source Charity went to the FSF. Best Open Source Advocate went to Linus Torvalds, surprisingly enough, but advocating by doing is one of the best ways to do it.
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Oats. This nutritious type of whole grain contains zinc that supports cell repair, manganese for collagen formation, copper required for cross-linking collagen and protein to relieve soreness.
Tea. Green and black teas contain flavonoids—antioxidant compounds that may block the production of prostaglandins, which cause inflammation and pain.
White beans. In addition to supplying nearly half of your potassium needs for the day, white beans are a nutritious vegetable source of protein, which is important in rebuilding muscle and supporting the collagen synthesis involved in healing.
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There's only one thing that rivals the importance of choosing the right foods for providing a proper foundation for the practice of yoga, and that's avoiding the wrong foods. Although some people believe that all foods can fit into a healthful eating style, I disagree. What you consume matters. If it didn't, there would be no need for warning labels on cleaning solutions. If ingesting these chemicals can harm the body, it should come as no surprise that ingesting synthetically derived foods can clog your arteries.
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I am wondering if any of you have experience with using the newer spray paints made for plastics on nylon canopy covers? I have a white ez-up, that has some mildew spots on it. As i may start selling crafts, value-added farm products, and produce from it - i would like to spray paint it to look best in the lovely mountain terrain we live in! I know rustoleum and krylon make spray paints that adhere completely to plastics, so thought that might work? Thanks for advice! |
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I've not used those spray paints but you might want to go to the brand name of the paint website and see if they have any info there that might help you. Sorry I couldn't help more. Sal |
- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Mon, Jan 28, 08 at 12:50
I agree with Craftylady--do a little more research first. When I think of Nylon, I don't think "plastic". I'm sure there is a way to paint it, but not sure what product would work and not crack. I used the plastic paints on some mesh look slingback seats on a patio set,and it worked really well. They've been out in the sun and rain and are holding up well. Maybe you could find a little umbrella of the same type fabric and experiment on it before you do your big tent??? Good luck, and please come back and let us know what you ended up using. Luvs |
Gladgrowing, Listen to the advice of Luvs and Craftylady.......you won't be sorry. They have the market cornered on this stuff. They are great girls. *** Maddya |
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I would definitely do a test sample first before doing your whole E-Zup. I would also check into Design Master spray paints. They have more of a dye quality about them than an actual coating like you think about when you think paints. It will probably be more expensive but I know you won't get the cracking and peeling you might get with the other products. I know it also holds up very well over the years...... Lynne |
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Thank you all, for your replies! I will write back if i make a choice and let you hear how it went! It will be some time ahead :) |
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The majority of my research falls under the domain of sensory marketing: examining how inputs to all five of our senses (haptics, audition, olfaction, taste, and vision) can ultimately impact our perceptions, judgments, and even behaviors. Marketers in the past mainly focused on appealing to consumers' sense of vision, through mediums like print advertising and billboards. However, the average consumer is exposed to over 10,000 visual messages a day, and so purely visual content is unlikely to cut through this clutter and grasp consumer attention. Accordingly, marketers have been trying more and more to engage alternative consumer senses in an effort attract attention and establish longer-lasting connections with consumers.
For example, in blistery Minneapolis, Caribou Coffee converted bus shelters into giant mock toaster ovens, with real built-in heaters emitting warmth from the walls and ceiling. This was in an effort to promote the chain's new warm breakfast offerings. Multi-sensory appeals like these are useful in two major ways: 1) they are successful in attracting attention; and 2) they are effective in conveying a message in a memorable way.
Like marketers, we educators are also attempting to reach an audience- our students. For a sensory researcher like myself, this begs the question: how can multi-sensory communication be integrated into classroom teaching? In most classrooms, teachers deliver the bulk of content verbally. Many teachers supplement this with occasional visuals via PowerPoint slides of varying quality. But this might represent the bare minimum in multi-sensory classroom engagement. A few weeks ago here on Cacophony, Michelle Fisher's post, "Teaching with images. Learning through art," provided great examples of how visual inputs can be more creatively employed to convey information in a meaningful, memorable way. The extra effort required to incorporate visual content is likely worthwhile, since research suggests that multi-sensory messages are more comprehensible and memorable than messages delivered through a single sensory mode.
But audition and vision are just two of our five senses. Are there ways to engage other student senses? This might be interesting to explore. For example, one of the most powerful human senses is scent, because it is both our quickest sense, and the sense most closely linked to our memory. While trying to stimulate students' sense of smell, touch, or even taste seems unconventional to say the least, such attempts might pay off by creating richer, longer-lasting messages that students walk away with. Benjamin Franklin once said:
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The Program for Medical Ultrasound at Wake Forest School of Medicine enjoys a rich history of advancing ultrasound education.
The story begins in 1963, when James F. Toole, MD, professor and chair of the Department of Neurology, hired William M. McKinney, MD (1930-2003) to join the faculty. McKinney, who grew up in Roanoke, Va., as the son of a radiologist, had become interested in ultrasound in 1961 during a fellowship at the University of Virginia School of Medicine, where he earned his medical degree. He brought his enthusiasm for ultrasound to the School of Medicine, where it grew into a passion.
McKinney used ultrasound to detect midline shift in the brain. He helped organize an educational program for echoencephalography in 1964, and he pioneered research of ultrasound as a tool to study the carotid arteries in the late 1960s and early 1970s. His work applying ultrasound to diagnose and treat the nervous system earned him recognition as the "father of neurosonology," a branch of sonography that has remained a strong suit at the School of Medicine ever since.
Creating an External Program
A milestone year arrived in 1975. Richard Janeway, MD, executive dean of the Medical School, established the Center for Medical Sonics, with James F. Martin, MD, professor of Radiology, serving as its first director. The Center transformed what had been purely internal seminars into external courses. Thus, the institution became one of the first to offer formal instruction in diagnostic medical ultrasound at the time when sonography was entering mainstream use. Thirty-nine faculty members from 11 departmental specialties served as instructors during the first course, a 10-week program that began in October 1975.
McKinney served as president of the American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine from 1974-1976, and the organization held its 1975 annual convention in Winston-Salem. The first examinations for the American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonography used equipment in the commercial exhibit booths at that conference for the practical scanning portions of the exams. Sonography equipment in those days weighed 400 pounds and produced only grayscale images, but the expanding use of ultrasound created a shortage of qualified practitioners.
The Center for Medical Sonics offered the series three times the next year and had advance reservations for all three, including many from foreign countries.
Prominent Faculty Members
Frederick W. Kremkau, PhD, was among the first faculty members teaching courses after the convention. Kremkau, an electrical engineer who had used sonar in the U.S. Navy to hunt enemy submarines, joined the faculty in 1972, soon after completing his doctoral research work in echocardiography at the University of Rochester. Kremkau recognized that the rapidly growing discipline would require a readily available and authoritative curriculum resource for new students and medical professionals seeking to update their skills.
In 1980, Kremkau published Diagnostic Ultrasound: Principles and Instruments, which is now in its eighth edition (rechristened Sonography: Principles and Instruments) and remains the definitive textbook for sonography students. Kremkau succeeded Martin as director in 1986, and served as president of the American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine from 1997-1999.
Throughout its existence, the Program for Medical Ultrasound has benefitted from strong partnerships with School of Medicine departments. Faculty members from numerous specialties have made important contributions to the field of ultrasound and helped establish the school as the ultrasound center for several multicenter national clinical trials in the 1980s and 1990s. Lewis H. Nelson, III, MD, RDMS, a professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, became the third faculty member to serve as president of the Institute, from 2003-2005.
Center for Applied Learning
In 2009, the School of Medicine established the Center for Applied Learning, and the Program for Medical Ultrasound became an integral part of the Center, which brings together a variety of immersive learning resources, unique curricula and faculty expertise across clinical disciplines. The dedicated ultrasound scanning labs, together with patient simulation laboratories, a surgery academy and an anatomical training center comprise more than 28,000 square feet of teaching space. The Center serves as a regional, national and international service provider of clinical training courses, specialized training sessions and continuing medical education. James E. Johnson, PhD, associate professor of Neurobiology and Anatomy, is director.
When Wake Forest Innovations was created in the Fall of 2012 to boost the creation and commercialization of innovative products and services, the Center for Applied Learning gained a new home. Its ability to attract outside institutions to its skilled clinical training makes the Center a key component of Wake Forest Innovations.
The Center's affiliation with Wake Forest Innovations came about at a key point in the Program for Medical Ultrasound's future.
John B. Bennett, PhD, RVT, joined the Program for Medical Ultrasound in 2012 as ultrasound curriculum coordinator and co-director. He had been a paid guest faculty member since 1984. Bennett, an applied clinical physiologist, holds a bachelor's degree in biology from Muskingum College and master's and doctoral degrees in physiology from Ohio State University. He has served as director and owner of several vascular laboratories, performed as first assistant for countless vascular and other surgical repairs, helped design and develop specialized ultrasound transducers for intraoperative use, and has given talks on the subject at major teaching hospitals in the United States and abroad. His current interests include contrast enhanced ultrasound and therapeutic applications.
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A few months ago I got some Miscanthis Hinjo at Lowes on the bargain rack for $1 each. I was excited b/c I'd heard that this was a shorter, less likely to flop Zebrinus and they were the only ones I've ever seen in my area. Anyway, they looked like they had been watered maybe once in the last month, so they were a little raggedy. They were in one gallon pots and I potted them up into three gallons until I got my new bed ready for them. Well, the beds ready but they're not! They have been growing well, and although I removed most of the brown foliage when I potted them up, I have noticed that lot's of the new foliage has turned brown. It's very rust-like and when I looked it up on-line it appears to be miscanthus blight, but in some cases whole blades are brown!!!! Is there any hope for these plants. If I get them in the ground and cut them back will they be ok next season or do I need to trash them? I would just replace them, but I've never again seen them locally. Thanks for the help! |
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- Posted by AgastacheMan z7 CA (My Page) on Sun, Oct 9, 05 at 3:31
If it is miscanthus blight, which I believe its too early to tell, then I would either a- take them out and replace with new specimens, or b. cut them back this late winter, and make sure the soil drains freely. You can apply a foliar fungicide to suppress to spread of the disease, but most of the time it is a waste of money. It is better to get rid of the plant than to pump money into a first year planting. If it is truly miscanthus blight, then remove the plant before spores gestate even further. |
I had a miscanthus grass with those rust lines and spots all over it. I just cut it down and the next year it was fine. |
I really hope that's the case, dereks. I would replace them but I can't find anymore. Could I cut them down now and treat what's left with a fungicide, or do I need to wait 'till late winter? Here's some pics, they really do look bad. |
- Posted by AgastacheMan z7 CA (My Page) on Sun, Oct 9, 05 at 23:53
That is horrible. If you want to go the fungicide path, do not just use a contact spray like Funginex or Neem Oil or the alike....definately go the route of using a systemic fungicide like Banner or Banner-Max....This will contact kill the spores as well as going through the vascular system of the plant, to kill the disease within the plant. It will usually last 2-3 weeks in the plant, but only spray when you have green growth on the plant. No fertilizer, no heavy water, and no top watering the plant. Make sure too that the grass does not get any runoff from herbicides, preemergents, or fumigants. That will definately promote the scars on the plant that you see as well.... |
It also seems possible to me that these plants could be suffering from simple neglect. If they were in a Lowes they -- like grasses I've purchased from big stores -- were undoubtedly neglected, in poor light and either overwatered or not watered. To then take these and transplant them in the middle of the South Carolina summer as they are pushing flower spikes is to stress them about as much as possible. It's no wonder they look pretty ratty. I've had grasses (including some Miscanthus that I transplanted at the wrong time in too much heat) look very close to what i see in the photos. Give them a chance next season! My guess is they will do fine if just left alone til next spring. I'd just cut them back as ususal next spring and see what happens. |
Thanks for all the help. I'll just cut them back in the spring and maybe spray what's left with some Bayer fungicide I have (it's systemic). I am leaning torward it being simple neglect. They looked bad when I bought them, and though I potted them up into larger pots immediately, they have been residing in my "pot ghetto", which is partially shaded and is a little overcrowded with resulting poor air circulation. Thanks for the encouragement, pez! |
Thanks for all the help. I'll just cut them back in the spring and maybe spray what's left with some Bayer fungicide I have (it's systemic). I am leaning torward it being simple neglect. They looked bad when I bought them, and though I potted them up into larger pots immediately, they have been residing in my "pot ghetto", which is partially shaded and is a little overcrowded with resulting poor air circulation. Thanks for the encouragement, pez! |
Sure: I'd go even further and say don't even bother with a systemic in the spring. My guess is that if you provide these grasses with a well drained medium for the winter and shear them and plant them in the spring, they will come up perfectly for you next summer. If they don't...nix them. You'll be able to find 'Hinjo' somewhere if these don't pan out. You could mail order a unique patented banded cultivar called 'Gold Bar' from Joy Creek Nursery. It stays quite small for a banded grass and has many many bars. Their plants are not the cheapest, but they are healthy and the shipping is very good from what I'm told. Since they are just a few miles down the road from me I don't need to have stuff shipped! |
- Posted by AgastacheMan z7 CA (My Page) on Tue, Oct 11, 05 at 20:00
lol......I went a little further..........and say don't bother at all......lol..had to say it....had to..lol |
Agastache man -- you ok down there in Cali? you seem a bit unsteady... |
Wow, Pez, that 'Gold Bar' from Joy Creek looks awesome! Maybe if these goys don't bounce back next season I'll look into ordering some of those. I love that they seem to stay so compact, and the barring is excellent. Thanks for the heads up! |
Sure. Joy Creek is an excellent nursery and if you're ever in the Portland area (Oregon) you should make sure to tour their gardens. |
- Posted by LuvaHydrangea 6b Long Island (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sun, Oct 16, 05 at 23:51
I had a zebra grass that was perfectly healthy and I decided to move it. Ever since I moved it, its sort of looked like the one you've pictured. I wonder if its just transplant shock or like someone else mentioned, neglect. I'm not doing anything to mine. Hopefully my wait and see style of gardening won't cost me a zebra grass. Good luck with yours! |
- Posted by purpleshovel none (My Page) on Sun, Nov 16, 14 at 12:01
Summer 99- Curious how these plants made out. I see this is from way back in 05. I've had my grasses for years and I think my splitting them so late in the season may have caused this. Hoping if I cut back, wait out the winter that they will come back fine in the spring. |
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Shipping Tracking – UPS and USPS Violate Best Practice PRG Pattern
This is probably just me shaking my fist at the sky, but maybe someone from one of these companies will look at this and fix their code!
Both USPS and UPS use POST requests when you enter a tracking number which means that if you refresh the tracking page your browser will most likely ask you if you really want to resubmit the form. There are many problems with this, chief among them being the fact that you can't bookmark the page. Also, from a developer viewpoint this way of doing it violates the PRG pattern that is commonly thought of as a best practices technique. PRG can be summarized as follows: (excerpt taken from this page)
Never show pages in response to POST
Always load pages using GET
Navigate from POST to GET using REDIRECT
Fedex on the other hand, stores the form information (tracking numbers and preferences) in the URL - you can bookmark this url, you can refresh, and it follows best practice guidelines.
Little things like this surprise me because we are talking about companies worth tens of billions of dollars. They have a very robust web-infrastructures built, and yet they have small problems like this that affect a large portion of their user-base - which could be fixed in an hour or two.
Completely agree. The inability to bookmark the page is infuriating. Sad thing is – this is a fairly recent change on both their sites. Not long ago I could bookmark their tracking pages. Hope someone will hear you at UPS and USPS and take action.
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If the feel of the Weybridge is too firm and the Beachside too soft, would you recommend using a latex topper on top of the Weybridge or a S&F cushion firm made of both latex and memory foam? I really want to avoid body impressions as my 110 lb. frame seems to always sink towards my 210 lb. husband. I went to a Macy's to try out the Jasmine Dreams Firm and Ultraplush (which I understand are the equivalent to your Spring-free Weybridge and Beachside, is this correct?) I found the Firm to be too firm and the Ultraplush to be too soft. I really liked the feel of the Hotel Collection Cushion Firm Tighttop but am fearful of the fact that it has no latex and just memory foam. I also really liked the feel of the Hotel Cushion Firm "Grand" Europillowtop but am again afraid of body impressions. Would you recommend using a latex topper on top of the Weybridge or maybe another S&F cushion firm made of both latex and memory foam (and which one?) I find it easier to go to Macy's here to compare the feel of the mattresses you recommend. And how long do you take to deliver to California?
Hello May. Figure on a lead time of 3 weeks to get a freshly made mattress to you.
The Jasmine Dreams ultraplush is NOT the Beachside. The Beachside is a plush and feels as you want, softer than the firm and firmer than the ultra plush. Body impressions to a slight degree can't be avoided with any mattress. A slight impression creates a spot that fits you is really quite comfortable. It's when they become deep that there is a problem. The Beachside is one that takes only a slight impression, which takes quite a while to delvelop. The degree of the impression and the time it takes to form varies with the weight of the user. In your case, frequent rotation of the mattress will make for a more even settling of the upper padding.
You should be afraid of the memory foam for lots of reasons. But in terms of body impressions, it's the worst material available.
A latex topper on the Weybridge will also work for you.
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Last Sunday was Palm Sunday. Blessings to you and guard His peace in your heart. Below is from Matthew 28.
5 The angel said to the women, "Do not be afraid, for I know that you are looking for Jesus, who was crucified. 6 He is not here; he has risen, just as he said. Come and see the place where he lay. 7 Then go quickly and tell his disciples: �He has risen from the dead and is going ahead of you into Galilee. There you will see him.� Now I have told you." 8 So the women hurried away from the tomb, afraid yet filled with joy, and ran to tell his disciples. 9 Suddenly Jesus met them. "Greetings," he said. They came to him, clasped his feet and worshiped him. 10 Then Jesus said to them, "Do not be afraid. Go and tell my brothers to go to Galilee; there they will see me." |
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Thanks you too. How long were you in Florida? |
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you too! so easy to forget the real meaning of things in this life- |
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I was only in Florida for 4 days, but it was definitely a great break! -Alex |
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Hello Everyone... HAPPY EASTER TO YOU ALL..... I hope everyone enjoys the day...rest, love, and be happy for the reasons for this beautiful hoilday... Take care everyone!!! Laura in VB |
Greg, It's great to see someone posted about this most special week of the year.I hope everyone had a blessed week.We were blessed with a miracle this week,a hospital bill was totally paid off.If we surrender all to God,he will straighten all our crooked roads and move mountains in or way.Honer the Resurrection,and God will work miracles like no eyes have ever seen or no ears have ever heard.Happy Easter a God bless everyone. Randy |
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PROUD Christian here! I love my Lord and Saviour so much and this weekend surely does help remind us of what He did for us! Thank you for posting what you did! In our most Loving Christ, Brian!! |
Happy Easter to all, Dios te Bendiga! |
- Posted by brooklyngreg 7a NYC coastal (My Page) on Mon, Apr 25, 11 at 10:39
Amen to all and thanks for your faith-filled greetings. Butiaman, God still does miracles and glad you shouted it from the the mountaintop:) Hi Dixieboy, he is King of kings and hears our hearts:) We finally are warming up here to 80* in NYC and its a welcome relief for my palms and other plants. Its very humid as well. |
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Does anyone know what flowers, plants or shrubs can grow during the winter season in NJ, which is zone 6 for me. Does anyone have any ideas? |
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"winter gardening" means a lot of different things to different people :-) Are you interested in plants that just live through the winter or are you interested in plants that offer a special interest in the winter (like flowers or berries, colored foliage, etc.)? And are these for indoors or outdoors? |
Here is a link that might be useful: winter gardening
Veggies... Broccoli, cauliflower, beets, turnips, carrots, onions, garlic, mustard & collard greens, kale, brussels sprouts, winter squash... |
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Microplate Automation, Support and Reagents
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Here in Toronto we might have the 'hotbed of culture' that is The Drake Hotel, but in London, England, they've gone and upped us with the 'Cake Hotel.' The first of its kind in the world, the Cake Hotel is a lavishly indulgent affair.
This hotel will be a dream come true for many females who want nothing more than to gorge on delicious cakes in a Marie Antoinette style sugar-crazed haze after a hard days work. The stunning hotel will treat you like a queen for the day: bathe in a bath of caramel-coated popcorn whilst you stuff your face with French fancies and macaroons. If you're still feeling peckish later, you can scoff the flowers in the vase, which are made entirely out of cake and icing.
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Next Beginners Course is due to start:Wednesday 24th September
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CordLite Illuminated iOS Cable: A Simple Solution for a Very Simple Problem
This is how much technology can coddle us: someone's come up with a charge and sync device for iOS devices that has built-in LEDs to make it easier to plug it in in the dark. I usually just use my iPhone's own light or feel which end is which, but why go through such arduous processes when you can buy a solution right?
But even though I think the CordLite is overkill for its intended purpose, I see its value if I treat it as a Swiss Army cable. It's a cable and a flashlight!
Pledge at least $30 (USD) to CordLite's Kickstarter fund and you'll be one of the first to own one if it goes into production. I suggest you order a backup CordLite for when you can't find the first one.
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So anyone already playtested Chaos decks with Inevitable City cards? I was really excited since the first spoilers were posted but after a closely look some cards aren't that powerful as expected. One of them is surely Raiding Camps. That 1 extra loyalty more in comparison to the quests from the last cycle makes the quest slower so a first turn quest isn't likely to get. Also it kinda forces you to play chaos support (non attachment) deckbuilding wise and the no-unit restriction make it something to play around. None the less it's "draw a card" feature and the power itself make it very interesting and having the opponents board clear of units is just what chaos wants anyway considering the great unit control features they got in the past battlepacks.
I also had hope that Khorvak would be great. One of the main drawbacks chaos had when going for corruption was that they were as helpless as the opponent with the many corrupted units because until now you can only restore one unit a turn (except Rat Ogres/Chillwind). Khorvak Grimbreath seems to be the solution and he can be quite the bomb when it get's into midgame and you already have corrupted units or ways to do so directly. At first Skaven came into my mind but since some good cards either require high loyalty or are chaos-only restricted I chose to stay mono chaos in the unit section. At the beginning I had a complete mono chaos deck but Raiding Camp could not replace Burn It Down alone and without Warpstone Excavation and/or Contested Village the starting hands were not good enough. I chose Warpstone over Village because it has synergy with Khorvak and I hope Braying Gor can compensate Village because they can get tokens for Bleeding Wall, generally speed up the deck and can also attack when Khorvak is out.
So here is the first thought of a Chaos deck including some actual cards. Until now I couldn't it play against someone but I guess it's fun to play and after a few games I will see which cards will get a place in chaos decks in the coming weeks.
3 Fledgling Chaos Spawn
3 Warhounds
3 Braying Gor
3 Sorcerer of Tzeentch
3 Savage Forsaken (great when Quest or Khorvak are in play)
3 Khorvak Grimbreath
3 Bloodletter (cheap hammers, supports unitcontrol also great Seductive Delusion target)
3 Seduced by Darkness
3 Burn it Down
3 Plague Bomb
3 Seductive Delusion (synergy with unitcontrol and Bleeding Wall)
3 Raiding Camps
3 Wall of Maggots (mainly cheap loyalty or Raiding Camp trigger)
3 Warpstone Excavation
3 Desecrated Temple
3 The Bleeding Wall
3 Warpstone Meteor (Bleeding Wall/Khorvak synergy)
Interesting other cards I'll try out soon will be: Manfred von Carstein, Unleashing the Spell, Blood Summoning, Screamers of Tzeentch, Festering Nurglings, Den of Inquity, Daemonsword, Warplightning Cannon, Wolves of the North .... yeah quite a lot but some cards really open a lot of deck building possibilities that were not playable before. Sadly there isn't such an impact in the HE battepack and the that Chaos Condition card follows the trend. Wow now it's demons and diseases but why wasn't there at least one disease card in Inevitable City? It could be a Rading Camps trigger but I like Wall of Maggots effect better.