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I live in LA and recently had a baby. The 2 combined have sent my 40 year old skin into a weird zone. No matter how much I moisturize, it still looks dry. I am in search of great skincare that doesn't have to cost a fortune. I am currently using Serious Skin Care (HSN) C cleanser and a moisturizer from the dermatologist. Neither one are working wonders for me. I've tried Chanel eye cream and that seemed good but don't REALLY want to buy the whole expensive line if I can help it. Any suggestions? |
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- Posted by the_crispycritter (My Page) on Thu, Feb 16, 06 at 17:39
I know when I moved from East coast to Northern California (San Francisco Bay area), I realized how dry the air was. The tips I have learned from this and other forums: 1. hydrate: water also a cool website for skin care is http://www.smartskincare.com |
- Posted by paloma2001 (My Page) on Fri, Feb 17, 06 at 10:13
My 40 year old skin freaked out after spending the holidays at my parents. I don't know if it was the water, the lack of humidity or what. It was so bad it itched, but didn't look that dry. I tried several different lotions and ointments but here's what finally worked. I used my normal body wash (Caress) with those exfoliating gloves, followed by Olay's new shower body lotion for sensitive skin (basically a conditioner for your skin that you rinse off.) Pat dry and then applied Gold Bond lotion to the extra itchy skin. All better in a couple of days. I second drinking extra water and getting extra Omega fats in the diet. I use Coromega - no fish burps! |
Thanks for the tips! I appreciate them. :) |
Put a humidifier in the bedroom and the other room in the house where you spend a lot of time. It works wonders for me in the winter when the heat is on. I use generic petroleum jelly on my hands before bed, which helps a lot. I also use it on my lips and around my nose when I have a cold and that area becomes chapped. I only do the petroleum jelly at night. During the day I use Olay Total Effects with SPF 15, because the sun really damages skin, even in the winter. I do the same as paloma2001 as far as patting dry and moisturizing right after a shower- I even have a poof sponge with a handle to get my back. I do a fish oil capsule every morning, but since I tend to eat a lot of Mexican food (even at breakfast) I don't have a problem with the fish burps- I have other issues LOL! Hope this helps. |
We lived in Denver a few years ago and I experienced what you are talking about; I ended up consulting an aesthetician who suggested starting out with a thorough exfoliation in order to improve the absorption of serums and creams. It really helped; if you're skin is rid of the top layer of dead skin, it can really soak in better the product you feed it. No matter what product you use, expensive or not, starting out with totally clean skin is essential; I am in dire need of a deep exfoliation right now. |
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My one and a half acre plot was pretty much tree free except for a row of cedars beside the old pole barn. I've got them all trimmed down but they won't budge with our little tractor. My next plan is to borrow my dad's 40 horse tractor and see if I get anywhere with it. I am wondering if it is necessary to get them out because this is where I'm planning on putting my blackberry rows. It is pretty much located in the center of the property. The property behind us is vacant and has wild blackberries, so this spot gives me the best distance from those. I'm wondering if I dig around them and cut them off close enough to the ground so as not to hit them with the mower if they would not cause me any trouble down the line. Opinions greatly appreciated. |
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- Posted by myfamilysfarm 5b (My Page) on Tue, Feb 12, 13 at 14:38
I'd cut them off really low and let them rot on their own. Keep in mind that any cedar will change your phone by lowering it. Also I've found that wild berries will cross with tame berries. Personally I prefer the wild myself. |
- Posted by veggievicki 7b (My Page) on Tue, Feb 12, 13 at 14:54
I'm guessing you meant ph? Yes, my extension agent said if I can get 100 feet, that will minimize cross polination. That's why I chose this spot. |
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It is pH, not ph. It means the measure of activity of Hydrogen. H is the symbol for Hydrogen, if you didn't know. |
- Posted by veggievicki 7b (My Page) on Tue, Feb 12, 13 at 21:35
Your post said "phOne". I assumed you meant pH? My caps don't always do what I want them to when I'm using my phone to text. |
- Posted by henhousefarms (My Page) on Tue, Feb 12, 13 at 22:09
I wondered about that lower phone thing, too. I figured if you set the phone on the stump then cut it off you would have to bend over to pick it up. I've got an old cedar stump in the yard cut off to ground level that's been there since long before I moved in (that's been 25 years) and it's still as solid as a rock. Cutting them off will get them out of site but just remember where they are if you ever decide to turn that soil. Tom |
- Posted by myfamilysfarm 5b (My Page) on Thu, Feb 14, 13 at 8:42
LOL. I didn't read that. Yes, I meant pH, not phone. Must have been auto correct. My grandpa (born 1890) used to pour salt and used motor oil into the stump, after using the ax to break down some of the center. He never said how long it took, or whether it was just a spot to dispose in. Now he's not with us to ask. Tom, missed you yesterday. |
- Posted by henhousefarms (My Page) on Thu, Feb 14, 13 at 12:59
Sorry about that, Marla - I had to take the pesticide applicator test today and Dad sugested that studying might be a good idea (dang - wish I had thought of that). In reality there were only two programs I was interested in - the one on small acreage livestock and the aprary expansion roundtable. I wish we could have spent more time visiting. I looked for you in the afternoon presentations but did not see you - figured you were in the small fruit room. Did you ever figure out if Colerobbie was there? I don't know about you but that GAP presentation scared the snot out of us. If these rules are applied it looks like at least some of the requirements are going to apply. I do enough paperwork as it is - doing more is not going to make our produce safer. Typical. Tom |
- Posted by myfamilysfarm 5b (My Page) on Thu, Feb 14, 13 at 18:48
I picked the handout for the small animal, I'll copy and send it to you, just email your address. Yes I was in the small fruit most of the afternoon. Today we went down to Dixon Springs and seen/visited withJeff. Got really spiked. Going to Russell Springs, KY to look at transplanters and then on down to Cookeville' TN to check out Growers Solutions. I may need to pick up some supplies while I'm there. My grower that I'm growing has decided to add another 100' greenhouse and wants to double his order. He's now talking about possibly 30,000 plants in the near future. I'm a bit overwhelmed, since he doesn't want to start the seeds himself but let me do that part. |
Vicki, I'd think if you could get most of the cedar stumps out, it would be easier in the long run. They are so rot resistant that it could be a long time till they disappear. Try digging around the bases and cutting some of the larger roots with a chainsaw. Then attach a strong chain as high as you can on the tree(for leverage), hook it up to your dad's tractor, get some momentum going before the chain gets taught, and they will mostly come out. I did this when we planted our orchard on what was mostly scrub maple, cherry, and alder. We pulled down about 50 trees this way. Root balls and all. |
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- Posted by henhousefarms (My Page) on Fri, Feb 15, 13 at 21:14
Be careful pulling stumps with a tractor and chain. I've seen tractors flipped over backwards that way and if it does not have ROP it can be deadly. On stumps small like the ones in your picture it probably isn't going to happen but it pays to be careful. What did you think of Dixon Springs - I've spent time down there riding but have never been to the research facility. I think they have an open house sometime during the summer so maybe this year. Down into KY and TN - I'm a little envious. I may have been born a flatlander but at heart those hills just call and call. Tom |
- Posted by myfamilysfarm 5b (My Page) on Sat, Feb 16, 13 at 13:43
I enjoyed visiting with them, got really inspired. Daffodials are blooming in KY/TN. That's a good sign for us, about a month away. Coming back we got into some snow flurries and really cold temps. |
- Posted by veggievicki 7b (My Page) on Sat, Feb 16, 13 at 23:18
I will probably try to give them a yank before I cut them off. My dad has a 40 horse with four wheel drive.We've had a lot of rain which would make them more likely to come out but also more slippery for getting traction. |
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Does anyone have any experience with planting blueberry bushes in containers and fertilizing with Miracle-Gro Water Soluble Azalea, Camellia, Rhododendron Plant Food?
I planted my first Misty Blueberry shrub and I want to care for this plant as best as possible. It sits in a 7 gallon container with Miracle-Gro Organic Choice Potting Mix, Perlite and bark mulch topping it off. Please advise. |
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Should be OK. I would use some Osmocote, too. Follow the label rates on any product you use. |
I'm just a little nervous about the pH of the mix you're using. Sounds like it might be around 7. Probably should be closer to 5. Maybe someone with a little more experience can comment about this. |
Edweather has it right, best to re-pot according to CARE OF SOUTHERN HIGHBUSH BLUEBERRIES. Miracle-Gro Water Soluble Azalea, Camellia, Rhododendron works really well enough for me. I will continue with it until something better comes along. Note that it is not an organic fertilizer - if that matters to you. |
- Posted by bamboo_rabbit 9A Inverness FL (My Page) on Thu, Jun 7, 12 at 16:23
I also use the Miracle grow some, mostly as a foliar feed if the young plants look like they need a pick me up in between scheduled fertilizing. |
I would agree with others..........you need a good blueberry mix for those plants. The link Clint posted is good, here is a video that's also good. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnbYI4zaR48 As for the fertilizer, a close friend of mine has used that fert for the last few years on his BB plants in pots and they seem to do well. However, I still think it makes the most sense to use either an organic fert of some kind such as those made by Dr.Earth or ammonium sulf to make sure that you pushing toward a lower PH. RM |
I have my blueberry plants potted in basically organic peat & pine bark mulch. But I have read that it doesn't really matter what you use for potting mix because it will all reach a neutral ph after several months no matter how much pine needles or mulch you add. So that is why I was wondering if the water soluble azalea fertilizer would be the best way to go? Can anyone recommend a better fertilizer at a comparable price to Miracle Grow Azalea fertilizer? |
The main reason that will raise the pH from an optimum acidic level is the irrigation water.Ammonium Sulfate will help lower it,but most of us have a Winter season and fertilizing during that time is not recommended. If possible,use rainwater or some kind of acid to maintain the best environment for them. Brady |
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" Can anyone recommend a better fertilizer at a comparable price to Miracle Gro Azalea fertilizer?" Yes BLACK HEN at Lowe's yellow bag With Hen image on bag apply even on top pot mix water let set 5 minute water again set 5 minute this melt organic litter then water heavy to move into root zone pot. Black hen $ 7.37 at to local Lowes some of Lowes don't carry Black hen in my area like every other one carries it. It in bag like Black cow don't use black cow on acid loving plants. My next compost pine bark be dry mixed with Black Hen using to much it will cake when dry on top of mix that not good as shed water. |
Hollytone is organic, and for acid loving plants. Besides organic fertilizer, it has microbes, and sulfur too! Surprised it has not be mentioned. "have my blueberry plants potted in basically organic peat & pine bark mulch. But I have read that it doesn't really matter what you use for potting mix " I disagree with that. Peat will not decompse in a few months, and it will retain a very low PH. But adding sulfur will certainly keep the PH down, and should be added. Every garden center sells it. |
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Drew,I do use Hollytone,but IMHO it is overrated and priced too high.I bought about twenty five pounds because it had a decent price with free shipping.Otherwise,I'd probably go local, with something in bulk,like Cottonseed Meal,if going organic. I also like a water soluble fertilizer in containers more than granular. Brady |
"I also like a water soluble fertilizer in containers more than granular" Ironic as I typed the same words in another thread. Yes I do too. I have a question about bacteria surviving well in containers, so water soluable makes a lot of sense. Also I used amonium sulfate this year on in ground, raised bed blueberries and they responded extremely well. I like to at least use it once a year. Back to containers Miracle Grow now too supplies micro-nutrients. or trace elements too. Another key is using rainwater or acid treated water. Hollytone though sounds like a fine product, and I would think it is a lot better than Cottonseed. Having microbes, fungi, and sulfur, it should be pricey, you get what you pay for. |
The thing is though,Hollytone does contain Mycorrhiza fungi,but not the Ericoid that Blueberries can take advantage of.In fact,I have not yet found any fertilizer with it.With the ones that have fungi,it's either Endo and or Ecto,which Ericaceous plants like Blueberries can't use.I have seen the Ericoid fungi itself offered online at about fifty dollars a pop,a little high for me. If Blueberries are planted in the ground,they should naturally acquire the beneficial stuff.It may be possible,after a while,to take some of the soil from the ground plants and transfer it to the containerized ones and get it that way. Brady |
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I have dismantled an 80's style corner brick fireplace down to just the brick surrounding the firebox and hearth. I am looking for a covering for the brick that will allow me to update the look but not break the bank. I will need something that is non-combustible as it is in close proximity to a wood fireplace. I have found an interesting stucco product from Durock but it seems like a bit of a speciality item that may be difficult to use. I prefer not to use tiles but rather something very non-descript so the fireplace blends into the room. Anyone have any suggestions for products/process to cover the fireplace brick surround? Thanks |
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You might consider sheet metal that has been painted black matte finish using a powder coating technique. If done right, it would resemble black cast iron which is often used in fireplace surrounds, but is probably more costly than you want to spend. You would need to hire someone to fabricate it for you. I think the black gives a distinctive look that blends nicely with almost any decor. |
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Name: Bryan Status: Other Grade: Other Location: MN Country: United States Date: March 2006
Hi. My question concerns water pressure systems and the vertical movement of water. It looks like water pressure systems [for example - water tower to home faucets] are "closed" systems. If that is true, is it possible to have water enter the system [other then at the tower] without disrupting the water pressure system?
If yes, how would one measure how much to compensate [the water pressure] for this entry of this water or does the secondary [water] entry point negate the entire water pressure system?
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It was difficult to understand exactly what you were asking. I think I understand and will try and respond.
Yes, a municipal water system is a closed water system and it is under pressure. That is how the water is delivered to you home. Since the pressure is greater than atmospheric, when you open the faucet, the water flows.
Cities and towns typically use a combination of pumps and water towers to maintain a constant and steady flow and pressure of water. Water systems are operated at a pressure controlled by the height of the water towers. The pumps, your secondary water entry point, can operate over a range of pressures. When usage is light, the pumps will cause a higher system pressure and that will cause water to flow into the tower. When usage is heavier, flow and pressure is still maintained by water flowing out of the towers.
There is really not a need to measure how much to compensate. You set the system up to maintain a certain pressure and the hydraulics tend to self regulate.
Water-towers are always only partly full. There is an airspace over the water's surface up there. If closed, it could be pressurized air, or partial vacuum, or anything in between. But this is a time-honored primitive device; it is simple: the airspace is vented to air outside. It's just a pool in the sky, with a casual roof to stay clean. When water goes down to a faucet, air comes in at the top. When new water is injected, it must be pumped up to that height by pressure in its pipe. And as it enters the reservoir at the top, air goes out. Imagining three pipes: water in, water out, and air-vent, You an make a 3-way sum: water_out + water_in + air_vent = 0
I guess it is not a closed system. That would be hard, and public utilities happen much sooner when they do not involve doing hard things.
I think you can presume they have a water-level gauge up there, and to manage that level they have a valve with which they turn on and off incomming water. Probably automaticly. At any moment the tank can be 20% full or 80% full; it does not matter. Customers will not notice the pressure change until the level is well below 0%, down into the pipe below.
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Experience Maine's rich seafaring history on the banks of the Kennebec River at Maine Maritime Museum. From watercraft and lobstering, to shipbuilding and sea trade, you'll hear stories about dangerous voyages to distant lands, see how a shipbuilder's family lived in the 1890s, smell the sawdust from historic ship timbers, and discover the wonders and mysteries of Maine's maritime culture.
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Metcalfe, co-owner of Metcalfe's Sentry grocery store, which his family has owned for generations, had been living in Monona. But he wanted a bigger place where his daughters, Allie and Amanda, could visit on weekends and summers home from college. The sleek Nolen Shore condominium project caught his eye each time he drove by it.
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The total lunar eclipse, or blood moon, that took place on April 15, allowed photographers to experiment with new equipment and techniques. I decided I wanted to experiment with time-lapse photography. My plan was to set up my Nikon D7100 to take a picture every 10 seconds using an external remote. That was going to be relatively easy, but I knew the post processing would be the most time consuming. Today, I am going to explain how I captured the time-lapse photos, edited the photos, and created the final video.
When I first learned of the eclipse, I knew this was my chance to experiment, and I hoped the weather would cooperate. I researched and got all the information about the eclipse from NASA. It was important to knew what time the eclipse began and the timeframes for each stage of the eclipse. When I decided to try time-lapse, I took a few test shots the week before. This is important for all photographers because you might discover potential problems. I discovered that my tripod, which was not the greatest, was too wobbly and the images were blurred on longer exposures. I knew I needed to buy a professional grade tripod, so I did some research and purchased a Manfrotto. I also purchased a second battery, which I highly recommend that all photographers carry a backup battery.
Late on April 14, I set up my tripod and camera in my driveway. I chose the driveway because it was solid footing for the tripod, and because I would have an unobstructed view of the moon as it progressed across the sky. I set the ISO, shutter speed, focued the lens, and set my Apurture timer remote to take a photo every ten seconds. I began taking photos at 11:45 PM and discovered that I had to adjust the camera every 10 minutes as the moon moved across the field of view of my lens (AF-S DX NIKKOR 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6G ED VR). Throughout the night, I adjusted the camera, focus, ISO, and shutter speed as needed. After several hours, I packed up at 4:45 AM and headed back inside for a little sleep before I had to get up for work.
The next day I uploaded the RAW files to my computer and began the editing process. Of the 1,427 images I took, I picked 16 that I edited separately and posted online immediately (these images are in the slideshow at the top of this post). Then I went through each image using Lightroom. I made minor adjustments as needed and cropped the image so that the moon was the center (or close to the center) of the frame. Once I had gone through all 1,427 images, I was left with 1,382 for the time-lapse (some were left out due to clouds).
Before this past weekend, I had never created a time-lapse, and I had only used iMovie a few time, so I was unsure of the result. I uploaded the images into iMovie and began to create my movie. I adjusted the frame rate, created an intro, added music (Chariots of Fire), and added my logo. After reviewing the images, I noticed some issues with focus, and I believe this is due to the long exposure times required to capture the moon when it was red. I left these in the video for the full effect of the time-lapse, but I would never publish these as stand alone images. I learned a lot on this photo shoot and am already planning for the next lunar eclipse in October. Overall, I was happy with the final result, and the final video is above.
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The Darby Translation (DBY) | New International Version (NIV) |
1 Hear the word of Jehovah, ye children of Israel; for Jehovah hath a controversy with the inhabitants of the land; for there is no truth, nor goodness, nor knowledge of God in the land. | 1 Hear the word of the LORD, you Israelites, because the LORD has a charge to bring against you who live in the land: "There is no faithfulness, no love, no acknowledgment of God in the land. |
2 Swearing, and lying, and killing, and stealing, and committing adultery, -- they break out; and blood toucheth blood. | 2 There is only cursing, lying and murder, stealing and adultery; they break all bounds, and bloodshed follows bloodshed. |
3 For this shall the land mourn, and every one that dwelleth therein shall languish, with the beasts of the field, and with the fowl of the heavens, yea, the fishes of the sea also shall be taken away. | 3 Because of this the land mourns, and all who live in it waste away; the beasts of the field and the birds of the air and the fish of the sea are dying. |
4 Yet let no man strive, and let no man reprove; for thy people are as they that strive with the priest. | 4 "But let no man bring a charge, let no man accuse another, for your people are like those who bring charges against a priest. |
5 And thou shalt stumble by day; and the prophet also shall stumble with thee by night: and I will destroy thy mother. | 5 You stumble day and night, and the prophets stumble with you. So I will destroy your mother-- |
6 My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge; for thou hast rejected knowledge, and I will reject thee, that thou shalt be no priest to me; seeing thou hast forgotten the law of thy God, I also will forget thy children. | 6 my people are destroyed from lack of knowledge. "Because you have rejected knowledge, I also reject you as my priests; because you have ignored the law of your God, I also will ignore your children. |
7 As they were multiplied, so they sinned against me: I will change their glory into shame. | 7 The more the priests increased, the more they sinned against me; they exchanged their Glory for something disgraceful. |
8 They eat the sin of my people, and their soul longeth for their iniquity. | 8 They feed on the sins of my people and relish their wickedness. |
9 And it shall be as the people so the priest; and I will visit their ways upon them, and recompense to them their doings; | 9 And it will be: Like people, like priests. I will punish both of them for their ways and repay them for their deeds. |
10 and they shall eat, and not have enough; they shall commit whoredom, and shall not increase: for they have left off taking heed to Jehovah. | 10 "They will eat but not have enough; they will engage in prostitution but not increase, because they have deserted the LORD to give themselves |
11 Fornication, and wine, and new wine take away the heart. | 11 to prostitution, to old wine and new, which take away the understanding |
12 My people ask counsel of their stock, and their staff declareth unto them; for the spirit of whoredoms causeth [them] to err, and they have gone a whoring from under their God: | 12 of my people. They consult a wooden idol and are answered by a stick of wood. A spirit of prostitution leads them astray; they are unfaithful to their God. |
13 they sacrifice upon the tops of the mountains, and burn incense upon the hills, under oak and poplar and terebinth, because the shade thereof is good; therefore your daughters play the harlot and your daughters-in-law commit adultery. | 13 They sacrifice on the mountaintops and burn offerings on the hills, under oak, poplar and terebinth, where the shade is pleasant. Therefore your daughters turn to prostitution and your daughters-in-law to adultery. |
14 I will not punish your daughters when they play the harlot, nor your daughters-in-law for their committing adultery; for they themselves go aside with harlots, and they sacrifice with prostitutes: and the people that doth not understand shall come to ruin. | 14 "I will not punish your daughters when they turn to prostitution, nor your daughters-in-law when they commit adultery, because the men themselves consort with harlots and sacrifice with shrine prostitutes-- a people without understanding will come to ruin! |
15 Though thou, Israel, play the harlot, let not Judah trespass; and come ye not unto Gilgal, neither go up to Beth-aven, nor swear [As] Jehovah liveth! | 15 "Though you commit adultery, O Israel, let not Judah become guilty. "Do not go to Gilgal; do not go up to Beth Aven. And do not swear, 'As surely as the LORD lives!' |
16 For Israel is refractory as an untractable heifer; now will Jehovah feed them as a lamb in a wide [pasture]. | 16 The Israelites are stubborn, like a stubborn heifer. How then can the LORD pasture them like lambs in a meadow? |
17 -- Ephraim is joined to idols: leave him alone. | 17 Ephraim is joined to idols; leave him alone! |
18 Their drink is sour; they give themselves up to whoredom; her great men passionately love [their] shame. | 18 Even when their drinks are gone, they continue their prostitution; their rulers dearly love shameful ways. |
19 The wind hath wrapped her up in its wings, and they shall be ashamed because of their sacrifices. | 19 A whirlwind will sweep them away, and their sacrifices will bring them shame. |
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The irony here is so deep as to be painful. As the technology of video and television production has gotten increasingly simpler and cheaper to make, TV networks have run away from it instead of embracing it. For nearly twenty-five years, I have been preaching the gospel of the video journalist (VJ), as well as building TV networks and stations around the world based on this simple principle: give reporters laptops and cameras and show them the door. In many places in the world, this concept has been eagerly embraced—it is both less expensive (cutting the cost by as much as 80 percent) and at the same time, it delivers far more and better material.
At the BBC, we took their national network from fielding sixty-four beta crews a day to cover the country to fielding more than a thousand cameras a day—all in the hands of BBC journalists.
At NY1 (which we built in 1990/1!), we put forty-two cameras on the street of New York every day, while WCBS, where Dave Marash was then working, I believe, was fielding eight crews.
When I started Current TV with Al Gore, we unleashed literally millions of VJs with cameras and let them tell their stories—and still we are only at the beginning of this revolution. Yet, having just had meetings with all of the major networks, I can tell you that they would rather go out of business than embrace this concept. And why?
I think it has to do with the idea that "real" reporters don't carry cameras, and that, in fact, if anyone can shoot and edit video, then they are no longer so "special."
I saw this many years ago at Channel 1 in London, when Nick Pollard, who later went on to run Sky, replaced the small mobile video cameras with Betacams and all the accompanying gear. His reason: "I will not have my people laughed at in the streets." It didn't look "professional" to him.
Twenty years later and nothing has changed.
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Thank you, Curtis Brainard, for an excellent article ("Transparency Watch: A Closed Door," CJR, September/October). The government's press policies establish one-way information flows (them to us) and deter media efforts to get off its storyline. That's only possible when government scientists are not afraid to publicly speak their minds on controversial matters of public interest—the last thing their bosses want to let happen.
The situation has been worsening since the Clinton administration (mostly with the FDA), and it's heading in an Orwellian direction, which means unhealthy use of media-control techniques pioneered in totalitarian regimes (think Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union). So long as these government filters and barriers are introduced gradually and informally, rising generations of new journalists will not know better, and their acceptance will be inevitable.
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I found Curtis Brainard's article very useful. I, too, am disappointed that so many people believe "transparency" has been reduced under the Obama administration. But suggesting that formalized database-access programs and use of social media are somehow being used to cover for increased clampdown on access seems a bit farfetched.
Anytime you involve press officers in trying to manage access to sensitive information—and much of the information still being researched is sensitive and has significant public-health, industry, and environmental costs associated with it—you'll generate a belief that somehow it is possible to control access to information. What is happening, though, is that younger researchers are using social media to discuss research information more openly and in ways that end-run traditional peer review or agency policy controls.
Just as it's unrealistic to attempt to control all agency scientists' communication with the press, it's unrealistic for agencies to believe that research findings can be completely bottled up until some final publication is reviewed and approved. That's just not how science works. If we overdramatize the back-and-forth jousting of agencies and journalists, we may ignore how much communication may already be taking place on a day-to-day basis.
So, yes, I believe that a journalist (or any citizen) should be able to pick up the phone and call anyone on the government payroll and expect a civil response about what the scientist is working on without Big Brother peering over his or her shoulder. At the same time, the scientist shouldn't be pushed to release unverified, incomplete, or preliminary information that is still undergoing analysis or scientific review. I don't call that censorship. I call that being conservative about methodology and reporting—especially if you know the political and industrial sharks are circling.
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Posted by shima55,If you live in the U.S. or Canada, and own a Wii, DS, PS3, or XBOX 360, you can now pre-order LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga Video Game directly from the LEGO website! Oddly, the ship date is listed as November 19th, instead of the 6th, as everywhere else has its release listed. The extra wait may be worth it, however, as if you order before November 30th, you get an exclusive content code on the packing slip. As far as I know, the game is still listed to be released on November 9th in the UK.
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I'm going to some outdoor education cam when it comes out, so I ordered it off amazon prime, with free 2-day shipping. yay me ^_^
Is there a real difference between this and the other 2 put together?
Wow, cool, awesome. I have something buy now, I wonder what the exclusive content code is.
It looks pretty cool.With new levels and new characters,it will be awesome.
This game is the same as Lego Star Wars 1 ans 2, but they added a new level in Lego Star Wars 1. It's the one where you chase some bounty hunter (forgot the name) in Episode 2.
Oh, if you read the description on Lego.com you can see there are new playable characters, like Zam Wessell (now I remember), Boss Nass and Watto as it says in the description.
cool im getting it
This game is also for sale on Target.com.
i am so buying it for my wii.
Check out the Lucasarts Lego Star Wars Saga website at this link: http://www.lucasarts.com/games/legostarwarssaga/ The link is the official website of Lego star wars saga. It shows in the vids that there are 2 new levels: one of them is in the first episode, as you probably know, as anakin in a naboo starfighter. The sceound is in Episode 2, which is a Zam Wessel Speeder Chase. Probably about the best new thing is the new attack you can use as a dark force character. You can now move your opponent around you, then push them away from you. Also, 2 of the new characters include Jedi.
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- Those waters extending north of Martin Island at 29 degrees 57 minutes 29.6 seconds north latitude; thence northward to Isle au Pitre at 30 degrees 09 minutes 20.5 seconds north latitude from the double rig line westward to 89 degrees 17 minutes 10 seconds west longitude .
- Those waters south and east of Baptiste Collete Bayou .
- State outside waters seaward of the inside/outside shrimp line from the eastern shore of south Pass of the Mississippi River eastward to the Louisiana/Mississippi state line.
Fishermen are encouraged to monitor the LDWF website at www.wlf.la.gov/oilspill to receive the most up-to-date information on areas open to fishing.
On May 6, the Wildlife and Fisheries Commission granted authority to the secretary to open the spring shrimp season in both inside and outside state waters within Shrimp Management Zone 1, based on biological date and the latest oil-spill trajectory.
Field reports indicate that 50 percent or more of the brown shrimp crop in these waters will average larger than 100 count per pound.
Precautionary closures of recreational and commercial fishing have been implemented based on the best information the Secretary of the Department receives from field biologists, staff and trajectory models from NOAA.
Once reports of oil are received, LDWF initiates a field survey and immediate seafood testing in the suspected areas. Closures are subsequently made with the intent to be as safe as possible, while not closing any fishing areas unnecessarily. As test results come back clearing the area, effected waters are then reopened.
LDWF continues to work closely with the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals and the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality to conduct coast-wide sampling of fish, crabs and shrimp, to ensure all seafood harvested from the Gulf is a safe, quality product.


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Our southwest's deserts offer promise for solar power development. They also boast incredible biodiversity. New initiatives are looking to tap into the vast energy potential without threatening the wildlife and plants that depend on this fragile landscape.
By Judith Lewis Mernit/Photography by Michael P. Berman
Published: September-October 2011
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Slow Food USA Blog
Reflections, insights and news about the food movement and "going Slow"
Go Beyond the Wing: Chicken Fried Chicken Hearts
Nov. 5, 2014
The first in a new series of Slow Meat recipes encouraging more people to explore diverse cuts of meat, this week we highlight the rich, complex and lean flavors of chicken heart. Although procuring chicken hearts is not always the easiest task, this recipe makes it worth the hunt.
Long Island Oysters and Life Lessons
Oct. 9, 2014
Food writer Eugenia Bone recalls the glory of Long Island Oysters plucked fresh from the ocean, and shares a delicious recipe for fried oysters from her recent book The Kitchen Ecosystem.
Interview with Sam Fromartz, author of In Search of the Perfect Loaf: A Home Baker's Odyssey
Sep. 23, 2014
Sam Fromartz's book In Search of the Perfect Loaf: A Home Baker's Odyssey was recently published by Viking and it's already causing a stir. Fromartz, who is editor-in-chief of the Food & Environment Reporting Network, sat down to discuss the book with Slow Food USA.
Vegetable Cooking Challenges from the Slow Food USA Community
Aug. 12, 2014
From a surplus of celery to trouble staying full, chef Deborah Madison is helping us tackle everyday vegetable cooking challenges by responding to questions submitted through our social media community. Read on to pick up some great ideas from one of America's most experienced and talented vegetable-lovers!
Cook with What You Have: Eat Seasonally, Save Money and Enjoy More
Jul. 28, 2014
"What do I do with all this produce?" We often hear this question at this time of the year, when farmers markets and home gardens are overflowing with fresh ingredients. To the rescue, Katherine Deumling, owner of "Cook with What You Have" and out-going chair of the Slow Food USA Board of Directors. We sat down with Katherine to learn more about her approach to making the most of every season.


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Sarasota Brides & Formalwear is thrilled to present a huge selection of bridal gowns as well as an ever-changing array of new and exciting formalwear that will keep our customers coming back throughout Sarasota's busy Black Tie season. In addition, we have fabulous dresses for those attending weddings, parties, and other events all yearlong.
Are you a Debutante looking for the perfect gown for the ball or a dress for one of the many themed parties you'll be attending? Look no further! Our knowledgeable consultants can assist you by guiding you in the right direction. We also have skilled seamstresses on staff to make sure that your gown has been altered to meet all special requirements you may have. Plus we have tuxedos for your dad and escorts, party dresses for you and your mom, as well as a large selection of accessories for this exciting time in your life.
And then there is our Bridal Salon. With over 350 unique gowns to select from and thousands that can be special ordered, you need look no further to find the gown of your dreams. We exemplify our motto of "Exquisite Style ~ Exceptional Service" and are honored to have brides throughout Florida and beyond make Sarasota Brides & Formalwear their salon of choice. Our bridal stylists are experienced, enthusiastic and passionate about what they do and it shows! So often "our girls" come in as prospective customers and leave as friends and part of our extended family.
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My name is Kazu!
Facts about Kazu
- Breed: Husky
- Color: Black - With White
- Age: Young
- Size: Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
- Sex: Male
Kazu's Info...
I am already neutered, housetrained, purebred, up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and not good with cats.
Arwooooo to you. I am Kazu and I am a regal, sharp looking young man. I am already vetted, neutered and ready for that one special home that understands me and my breed. I love people, kids and other dogs. I have a low prey drive, and really prefer to be inside in the A/C on a nice cold floor. I will play with you a little and will even get the zoomies from time to time, but for the most part I am a laid back boy that just like to hang out. I am 20 months old and would love to be in a home before my birthday. So if you are interested in meeting me, well head over to the website and fill out the online application at www.lovepuppybreath.org
Other Pets at Love Puppy Breath Rescue
Why Adoption is a Great Option
Kazu, a Houston Husky dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Husky for sale in Houston, or seeking a Husky dog from a breeder in Houston.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Houston already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Houston breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Husky breeders who help with Husky rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Houston paves the way for another one to be saved.