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Chernobyl DiariesReviewed by: Alexander Malsan Very Offensive
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1 hr. 30 min.
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USA Release:
May 25, 2012 (wide—2,450+ theaters)
DVD: October 16, 2012 Relevant Issues
FILM VIOLENCE—How does viewing violence in movies affect families? Answer FEAR, Anxiety and Worry—What does the Bible say? Answer
"Ten years ago, the Ukrainian government let tourists visit the area around Chernobyl. They said it was safe… it wasn't." Twenty five years ago, there was a nuclear reactor that "went on the fritz" in the city of Chernobyl, Russia. Many had to evacuate due the nuclear hazards that awaited those who remained in the city. Six friends, twenty five years later, decide to take a trip around Europe. One of their stops happens to be in Russia. They decide, with the help of their "extreme tours" guide Yuri, to take a tour of the abandoned city of Chernobyl. However, they're about to find out that they are not welcome there… I don't go to many horror movies. I have my reasons. I was interested in the "Chernobyl Diaries" because it sounded like a fascinating film, and I actually wanted to get scared. An abandoned nuclear city, six friends travel to it, the possibilities are endless, right? The purpose of this film is to scare the pants off of people, and, for me, it served its purpose. Some of the scary moments, however, are obvious, as has become custom for many horror/thriller films. In my mind, there are scenes where I said, "I should have seen that coming." Other moments, however, I was genuinely surprised and scared. In terms of cinematic elements, the camera work needs work. At the very beginning, the camera is shot in the same manner that "Paranormal Activity" was shot (in a shaky, amateur video camera type manner), and then, out of nowhere, it returns to regular camera shots. Strange. There is very little cinema lighting—just available light. The acting is about average. Many of the scenes take place in old abandoned buildings, with little to no available light. Objectionable MaterialViolence: Heavy to Extreme. As to be expected with most horror films, there are multiple scenes of terror and violence. People are attacked by creatures, and there is much gun fire. There are scenes where trails of blood can be seen. There are also scenes where animals eat dead animals. There is much violence in this film (hence, the "R" rating), and I shall not detail it all. Profanity: Extreme. After reviewing my notebook at the end of the film, I had tallied four instances where God's name is taken in vain and two instances where our Lord's name is taken in vain. There are eighty-two instances of the word "f**k," nineteen "sh*t," two "h*ll," two "a**," one "b*tch," and one "mother-f***er,". Other vulgar language includes the phrase "piss his pants," and the word "p_ssy" is used. Sex/Nudity: Mild. One woman wears a cleavage bearing outfit. A sexual reference is made to someone needing to "burn the sheets," and a couple is seen kissing passionately. Other: There are a couple scenes of alcohol use. There is a scene, shortly afterward, where a couple of the main characters appear drunk. Spiritual Issues/MoralsWith horror films, it's hard to find any good morals or positive issues to draw from. In this case, it is the issue of fear. Fear, in my opinion, is an attack from our enemy who wishes us to forget that God is in control and that He is in charge. If we keep this thought in mind, we will never need to truly fear anything in our lives. Nothing. As the Bible says in the book of Isaiah: You're probably wondering at this point if I recommend the film, right? Well, I do not—not to anyone, Christian or otherwise. Besides the fact that there are extreme amounts of violence, terror, and profanity, there is nothing really novel here—it been done before. The scary moments are where one would expect them. As I said, I enjoyed parts of this film, but other moments made me wonder why I went. It is not a great movie. Violence: Extreme / Profanity: Extreme / Sex/Nudity: Mild See list of Relevant Issues—questions-and-answers. Positive
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Do not waste your time or your money on this movie. This is the most disappointing movie I have seen in a very long time. Moral rating: Very Offensive / Moviemaking quality: ½ —Janell, age 41 (USA) Sorry, no other viewer comments received yet. If you have seen this movie and would like to share your observations and insights with others to be posted here, please contact us! |


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Farm to School and school gardens are hot topics these days, and what's
not to love? In an era where children increasingly identify their
"food source" as the take-out window, the Center for Disease Control
has singled out Farm to School as part of a community based solution to
the obesity epidemic. School gardens add to the solution by encouraging
physical activity, providing better food choices and leading to
healthier community environments, not to mention the educational
benefits of having a "living" classroom. But according to Deb
Eschmeyer of the National Farm to School Network, many school
districts, though enthusiastic, simply "do not have the sweat equity
and the labor to pull it off." Enter FoodCorps.
The vision for FoodCorps is to recruit young adults for a yearlong term
of public service in school food systems. Once stationed, FoodCorps
members will build Farm to School supply chains, expand food system and
nutrition education programs, and build and tend school food gardens.
The ultimate goal of the project is to increase the health and
prosperity of vulnerable children, while investing in the next
generation of farmers.
The seeds for FoodCorps as a program sprouted from a number of minds,
including IATP Food and Society Fellows, Curt Ellis and Deb Eschmeyer.
Deb attributes part of the development of the program to the Food and
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The Fellows were in a meeting brainstorming, and I said I wanted to
develop a FarmerCorps. Curt Ellis, class VI Fellow, was in the room and
his mind was plotting the same. So, we had a meeting in D.C. last year
in July, hosted by Neil Hamilton, to develop a FarmerCorps to help
create the next generation of farmers. The idea quickly morphed into
Food Corps: putting AmeriCorps members to work with Farm to School and
school gardens. The time is ripe with opportunities like Let's Move and
The Edward M. Kennedy Serve American Act that passed in 2009; the Act
grows the service members in AmeriCorps from 75,000 people to 250,000
by 2017.
A 16-month planning process to develop FoodCorps began in January 2010,
supported by grants from AmeriCorps and the WK Kellogg Foundation. A
summit of 60 interested stakeholders took place in Detroit May 19-20,
and open conference calls to discuss the program are held on the first
Thursday of every month at 5pm ET. The planning team's current focus
is on gathering input from the topic-specific work groups which focus
on things like member recruitment and site selection. According the
Curt Ellis, interest in the program is growing like a summer zuchini:
the mailing list has over 2,000 people, conference calls are averaging
65 people, and there are over 350 active work group participants, "including the 47 stalwart souls in Data and Evaluation."
The planning process is building toward submission of a proposal to
implement the FoodCorps concept, to be submitted to AmeriCorps and
program partners in January 2011.
Between the White House Garden and the USDA People's Garden Initiative,
the President's Task Force on Childhood Obesity, and the Let's Move
campaign, (not to mention the enormous popularity of Jamie Olliver),
the seeds are planted and the flood gates are opening. Deb Eschmeyer
often says that she wants FoodCorps to be "the Habitat for Humanity of
school food." With your help, it just might happen.
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Rangers GM pleased with Borbon's progress
MAR 31, 2013 6:13p ET
That doesn't mean that Borbon will still be with the club April 9 when they have to make a roster move for fifth starter Nick Tepesch.
Borbon is out of options and the club would have to expose him to waivers if they try to send him to the minors to clear room for Tepesch. The club was unable to trade Borbon before the season started and is now carrying him as the fifth outfielder.
"Had there been something we felt good about for Julio out there we might have done that," Daniels said. "Since we didn't we didn't see any reason to rush it. We will have a call to make when we bring Tepesch up."
Even though Borbon might not receive much playing time with the Rangers, that doesn't mean Daniels thinks any less of Borbon, who was the Opening Day centerfielder in 2010 and 2011.
"I think this guy's a big league player," Daniels said. "Personal opinion, he's better that some of the guys that have starting spots out there. I'm biased but I think that's accurate."


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Crews clear snow from a pedestrian and bicycle path in New York City last week. Photo by New York City Department of Transportation via Twitter.
A large swath of the country is still digging out from the most recent round of winter snow storms, deploying plows, snow blowers, shovels, sand, salt and even cheese to keep people moving. Many of these strategies focus on keeping roads clear for drivers. What about for people who walk, bicycle or rely on transit?
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IDK - the next generation
More and more students and PhD students decide on having a baby at the beginning of their academic career.
The IDK-NBT also rejoices in 10 babies in the last 3 years. Having an average number of about 35 active members this birthrate is way above the national average. It makes us proud that the PhD students feel comfortable and protected in our program as well as their chairs and therefore feel it is worth taking on the challenge of having a baby during their PhD.
The IDK members made the decision at different times in their lives; some of them before they started their PhD, others at the beginning, some in the middle and most of them at the end. Also their partners were at different steps on their career ladders: from partly also being PhD students or just having started working to multiannual work experience.
At the IDK-NBT-Elternstammtisch 3 young mothers IDK-members Julia Blechinger, Katja Falter and Uta Wienken met with Dr. Judith Megerle, IDK-alumna and mother of two, and IDK-members Frauke Mickler and Melari Davies, both in the middle of their pregnancies.
All of them said that their lives have changed completely with the births of their children. It is absolutely impossible to have any idea before the birth what it will be like afterwards. Working on the dissertation at home shortly after the birth was in every case unachievable. That is why the first important advice to the mothers-to-be was: Don't take on too much for the first few months with your child. Enjoy it without feeling bad about not doing something for your PhD. Take every day as it comes. This experience made it possible for the IDK mothers to come back to work without, the other way round, feeling bad about leaving the baby alone without the parents.
An important criterion of a successful return into the PhD is the support of the scientific advisor. As a mother or father you need to have the possibility after coming back to work to re-organize yourself to work effectively. The PhD students spoke about flexible working hours they were granted by their supervisors. Apart from that they got different kinds of support e. g. the purchase of a playpen in case the child has to be taken along to work.
All of the present PhD students at the Elternstammtisch went back to work after 8 – 10 months. Some part time and some full time. After 12 months the latest all of them will work full time. Those who have an intact network of grandparents profit from that to a great extent. Just the chance to have someone to look after your child when he/she is sick or you have a long day at work saves a lot of stress. All of the children are in day nurseries, of course, and the grandparents are just a, but a very valuable, fall back option.
The topic of day nurseries (Kitas) is a very difficult one, as it is tough to find a place for your child in Munich. In municipal day nurseries it is almost hopeless, although all of the IDK mothers applied for a place during the first 3 months of their pregnancies. Private day nurseries mount up to 800€ -1200€. PhD students like the IDK members who also are members of the Excellence Cluster NIM highly profit from an allowance of up to 400€ given by NIM. Concerning the day nurseries of the LMU the PhD students were faced with the problem of having short term contracts (half a year up to a year). The places went to parents with long term contracts.
The PhD students are glad to be back at work. As much as they enjoyed the intense time with their children at home, they appreciate their successful return into their PhD. At the beginning it was hard to find back into work when you start working for one or one and a half days. But as parents normally are best at taking on situations as they come, they soon get used to it and also on the part of their supervisors the feedback is that parents work more effectively. They only have a certain amount of hours before they have to pick up their children and cannot easily add one or two hours if they haven't finished the tasks of the day.
The ideal scenario for the IDK mothers would be flexible hours, either full- or part-time. Partly they are thinking about staying in academia as a PostDoc, partly they want to leave academia and go into industry. The absolute ideal would be working 75% for both parents.
Last but not least the children and the IDK part of their parents will be mentioned by their names as they are so much more than just numbers and facts: The IDK shares Judith's happiness with Julius and Jana, Gerke's with Tjaard and Vera, Jonas's with Tamo, Uta's with Paula, Katja's with Antonia, Julia's and Ondreij's with David, Martin's with Lotte, Frauke's with Lasse and Melari's with Luca and wishes the present and the next generation of the IDK all the best for the future.


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(Best Syndication News) - Three library branches in the City of San Bernardino may be forced to close their doors. While the library locations currently remain open, the San Bernardino City Council proposed keeping the libraries open until March 17, 2013. The extension is to give library officials time to find a way to make the locations sustainable.
Library officials are seeking solutions that may help keep the Howard Rowe Branch, the Paul Villaseñor Branch, and the Dorothy Inghram Branch locations open.
Deborah Clark, Interim Library Director of the ailing library system, said that the responsibility of paying rent and electricity would be their top problem to solve. They would also need to change the services offered to cut further expenditures. Clark added, "Thanks to our recent strategic planning process, the hard work has already been done. We know what services we need to retain at each location—and what services we simply can no longer afford to offer."
Clark said that each location was addressed in a focus group in spring and summer of 2012. They will be tailoring their services based on the feedback from each location.
Clark warned that the library locations would likely operate as service points for the community. To do this, Clark is looking for partnership opportunities and volunteers to help keep the locations open.
Partnerships with community service agencies might help keep the locations open. These agencies offer children's services, job search and support services, and general neighborhood services. For instance, a pre-school could rent time at one of the branch locations during the morning hours. In the afternoon, the library would be open to the public.
Partners can include both non-profit and for-profit organizations. To find out more about the opportunity, contact Deborah Clark at (909) 381-8210 or contact Paula Miller, the Partnership Coordinator, between Monday and Thursday at (909) 381-8207.
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OverviewThe concept of a 48 mile bikeway through the historic Blackstone River Valley, connecting Worcester, Massachusetts, to Providence, Rhode Island, has been championed by the John H. Chafee Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor. The highway and environmental agencies in both states have joined together to make the concept a reality. Currently, over 10 miles are completed in RI and three miles in MA. The twenty eight mile, Blackstone River Bikeway in Massachusetts was first given form in 1996 when the Massachusetts Department of Conservation & Recreation (formerly DEM) published the Conceptual Design and Feasibility Study. Beginning in 1994, under an agreement between the Massachusetts Highway Department (MHD) and the Department of Environmental Management (now DCR), Cullinan Engineering Company, Inc., surveyed the potential bikeway route in Massachusetts and developed a preferred alignment. The route was divided into seven segments as indicated in the table below, from Segment 1 beginning at the Massachusetts-Rhode Island State Line to Segment 7 ending at the Worcester City Common. The proposed alignment passes through the Preserve America communities of Blackstone, Millville, Uxbridge, Northbridge, Grafton, Sutton, Millbury, and Worcester. Project Timeline & Status
For information on the current status of the design of the bikeway in Massachusetts go to: www.blackstonebikewayinmass.com Summary of Municipal MileageBlackstone – 2.0 miles Funding HistoryCurrent cost estimates for completing the remaining bikeway from the Rhode Island state line to the Worcester City Common are in the range of $30 million. In 1998, via TEA-21 legislation, Congress approved approximately $6 million in High Priority Project funding for the bikeway. In 2005, another $5.6 million in High Priority Project funding was secured via the reauthorization of TEA-21. Additional funding that has been utilized or is anticipated to be utilized includes state funds, Congestion, Mitigation & Air Quality (CMAQ) funds and federal Alternative Transportation Funds. A new advocacy group was formed in Rhode island in the Spring of 2008. The Blackstone River Bikeway Patrol is an all-volunteer program, supported in part through a grant from the National Park Service and the Volunteers-In-Park Program of the John H. Chafee Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor. For information, to join their fun family activities or to get involved with the Rhode Island portion of the bikeway visit www.blackstonebikewaypatrol.org. Summary of Bikeway Segments*Segment 1: Blackstone/Millville – Total Length 15,425 ft (4,701 m) (2.92 miles) * Based on Massachusetts Blackstone River Bikeway Conceptual Design and Feasibility Study, Mass. Dept. of Environmental Management and Mass. Highway Department, September 1996 |


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Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 is the headline game of the week - Wario demonstrates his bad attitude and brute strength as he shoulder-barges his way through this sweet spin-off platformer.
Mole Mania has also been dug out of the retro bin, and a discounted price of #3.99 for Super Mario Bros. kicks off Nintendo's 'Month of Mario', in which one Mario game per week will be discounted in the run up to the release of New Super Mario Bros. 2 on August 19.
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Mole Mania - Also joining the "8-bit Summer" lineup this week is Mole Mania. Join Muddy Mole in a race to defeat the evil farmer, Jinbe. Work your way through each puzzle by pushing, pulling or throwing black balls to defeat or trap enemies. (For Nintendo 3DS)
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Super Mario Bros. - Nintendo has kicked off "A Month of Mario" to celebrate the upcoming launch of New Super Mario Bros. 2. Through Aug. 19, one classic Mario game per week will become available in the Nintendo eShop at a discounted price. Starting today through Wednesday, Aug. 1, Mario and Luigi's first great adventure, Super Mario Bros., is available at a special price of $3.99. (For Nintendo 3DS)
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Colors! 3D - This weekend's featured title is Colors! 3D, a powerful painting application that caters to everyone from serious artists to aimless doodlers. For a limited time, download this title from the Nintendo eShop at a discounted price of $3.99. Offer is valid from 9 a.m. Pacific time on Friday, July 27, through 9 p.m. Pacific time on Sunday, July 29. (For Nintendo 3DS)
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Comic Con is creeping up on us, and Stan and I are getting a few things ready for the show. Our particular highlight is that, for the first time, we will be selling the full collection of webstrips via mini-comic. We have done enough strips for FOUR mini-comics so far. The first three contain 48 strips each and sell for $3.00:
Volume 1 contains strips 1-48 Volume 2 contains strips 49-96 Volume 3 containts strips 97-132 and 153-164 In addition, we will be selling a Comic Con Exclusive mini comic of the twenty guest strips (Strips 133-152), which will be in FULL COLOR and sells for $5.00 or FREE with the purchase of a SubCulture TPB. Don't fret, however, if you can't make it to the show. If we have any left, we will make them available exclusively here on our website. Of course, we will have a few other goodies available at the show. I still have a few T-shirts ($15.00--size XL only) and button sets left ($5.00), I have a three-print set of our color Sunday Strips, and a stack of SubCulture trades, both Signed and Numbered ($20.00) and unsigned ($15.00). I will also have a few SubCulture SUPER PACKS available, which includes all four mini-comics, a S&N TPB, a button set, a sticker, and a print set available for only $35.00 (a $45 value), which will include a FREE sketch from Stan to boot. And if you want a T-shirt on top of that, I'll throw one in for an extra $10.00 (regularly $15.00). So there will be goodies aplenty! I will be at the Ape Entertainment booth, and Stan will be set up at the Squid Works booth in the Small Press area, although he will be set up on occasion with us at the Ape booth as well. We will give specific table numbers once we get them. See you at the show! -------------------- |
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any veggie seed savers here? I save some flower seeds but my main object is to save on my veggie seed bill. I am interested in knowing how much seed saving is being done beyond the popular tomatoes and peppers. Also would love to hear any suggestions that make seed saving easier. Hints on keeping seeds pure ect. |
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- Posted by TheInfamousJ z7 NC (My Page) on Wed, Oct 19, 05 at 22:24
I'm a veggie seed saver, but sadly it has only been with tomatoes and peppers. So I suppose I'm of no help to you. Like you, I want to cut down on my veggie seed bill so I'm excited to hear what advice you get. |
- Posted by veggiecanner Id 04 (My Page) on Wed, Oct 19, 05 at 23:30
TheInfamousJ, I was able to save 1 each type each of lettuce, an aisian green, leeks, tomatoes, peppers, peas and beans by using an area in my front flower bed.( my garden is in the back yard) This way I did not have to bag any blossoms to keep the seed pure. So far I have only germinated the lettuce and aisian greens , and the germination is so much better than store bought seeds I am amazed. If you do a web search on seed saving you'll find tons on it. |
Why of course! The last of the Sugar Snap Peas were left on the vines; when the Mustard greens bolted, I left one plant to bloom, Black seeded Simpson lettuce actually is quite pretty in bloom. I treat nasturium as a veggie BTW. If you want a lot of seed from them, pinch off the main stem and it will put out several stems to blossom. With the price of seed becoming outrageous; every bit helps. |
am new but have 2 diff kinds of corn and 2 diff kinds of green beans need some diff for my collection,, preferably flowers,,,just let me know Thanks, Tabatha |
- Posted by garden_witch z6 MI (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Mon, Oct 24, 05 at 9:28
This weekend I boght a pumpkin just to get the seeds from it =) Its a neat hybrid, hope the seeds come true! I also collect seeds from my own pumpkins, pole beans, peppers, etc. |
Hi there, I save from beans, peas, lettuce, rocket, peppers, tomatoes, eggplant, broccoli, Chinese cabbage, radish. Beans and peas are so rarely crossed that I don't bother with isolation, just save seeds from plants in the middle of a bunch. Tomatoes, peppers and eggplants I bag. Broccoli, Chinese cabbage and radish I only let one variety of each go to seed at a time. They're different species so won't cross with each other easily. Lettuce and rocket I just let self seed. Different lettuces rarely cross so I don't worry about it. |
- Posted by garnetmoth z6 TN Antioch (My Page) on Wed, Oct 26, 05 at 12:47
Ashworth's Seed to Seed on the SSE website is supposed to be awesome, about veggies. helps to know how many of each plant you need to keep inbreeding depression from happening (I think its bad with cole crops). Saved lettuce seem just fine tho. Beans mostly self-pollenate, and you can choose different seed colors each year, so you know you got a cross if the seed is funny.... |
- Posted by little_dani 9, S. Tex Coast (My Page) on Thu, Oct 27, 05 at 8:01
I'm saving eggplant seeds this year. I am unsure what the variety is, as the parent plant was given to me, but it is a small eggplant, and a beautiful pale green color. The fruit gets to perhaps 5-6", which is perfect, if there are only 2 people at the dinner table. I also have saved seeds from my Asparagus beans, lettuce, tomato, pepper, celery, and broccoli. Oh, yes, and gourds. I have tons of gourds! LOL Janie |
I let 2 different lettuces bolt and collected the seed. They sprouted much faster than what I'd bought and I got a LOT of seed from only 2 or 3 plants of each. The pole beans did real well and I let 20 dry on the vine. Once again a lot of seed - much more than what I bought. I'll find out about the spouting in the spring. The cilantro bolted quickly and I got a bunch of seed. Tomatoes did well and I have a bunch of those as well. Those were harder to clean. 1st ferment them for 3 days in a glass of water, then rinse and dry. They've sprouted ( a few as an experiment) What else... - oh yeah, Cayenne did just great. Dry the pepper whole and crumble out the seeds. Works great. Corn. My cohort ordered some tall corn which grew to over 12 feet and each produced 2 or 3 ears. This is not a sweet corn. We left them on the stalk until they could be popped off the stem at the base. This leaves the husk on the stalk. Of the 25 or so plants we got about 10 pounds of kernels, two thirds of which are well shaped and should grow next year. I let 2 onions bloom and dried the mature flowers. The seeds came out easily when crushed. We let some radishes go as well and dried the pods. Crushing them released the seeds and I blow out the chaff. Easy, free and in every case a LOT of seeds. I started with all heirloom seed from Seeds of Change, so things should go well next year. Dave |
- Posted by led_zep_rules 5 WI (My Page) on Mon, Nov 14, 05 at 1:01
This statement was kind of funny, if you are sure it's a hybrid then it is a gamble what you'll get: "Its a neat hybrid, hope the seeds come true" I have had adventures, though, in letting pumpkins and squash grow together and then planting the seed. I had the coolest green and orange striped pumpkins one year. I save heirloom tomatoes plus beans, lettuce, cilantro, parsley, pumpkins, squash, parsley, onions, even garlic 'seed.' One set of pumpkins, after the third year the seeds were sterile I remember. I saved eggplant seeds this year from an enormous eggplant. I grow vegies from seed not just by saving them, but by being a lazy gardener. I had a good broccoli crop this year by letting last year's go to seed. I moved some small plants to a suitable spot and they have done well. I also find that the lettuce that 'grows itself' from seed usually does better than what I grow, because it starts at the optimally correct time I suppose. I tend to save bean seed mainly because there are some beans I miss when picking, and next thing you know you have some seeds. Radishes I let go to seed because that is supposed to repel bugs, but I find that the radishes from seed aren't very good. Probably hybrid parents I am guessing. Oh, and I mentioned on gardenweb that I saved tomatillo seeds from tomatillos I bought at the store, and grew them. Some Canadians wrote to me and asked if they could buy seeds from me. I sold them some, but it was funny because anyone can just buy a tomatillo and save the seeds themselves. Marcia |
- Posted by veggiecanner Id 04 (My Page) on Mon, Nov 14, 05 at 12:43
I let a hybryd asian cabbage go to seed this year and it did not come true. But the greens that I get from the seeds are great in salads so I will use them in my green house and cold frame for early and late greens. The gernination is not bad and they get to a good size fast. i guess if I wanted to i could use them for salad sprouts too. |
I started my gardening as a vegetable grower. It wasn't until into my twenties (I am 41) that I got interested in flowers. I do try to save as many veggie seeds as possible. I have saved beans, brocolli, lettuce, peas, tomatoes, spinach. I am trying carrots this year. I hope there was enough difference in distance and time between them and the local Quenn Anne's Lace. I did not bag the seed heads. I tried to save seed potatoes--had some nice little ones left over--but they began to sprout in the closet, so we ate them. I like Nancy Bubel's book, "Seed Saver's Handbook", and I have just started reading "Seed to Seed". There's lots of info in both, and the books are set up so they can be used as reference guides, jumping in at any point in the writing. I cannot keep viability tables and which are easy to cross-pollinate and which are not. Good Luck, Robin |
- Posted by DIsgett 8 (email@example.com) on Mon, Nov 14, 05 at 19:02
Hi here in South Carolina I save seed as well---white egg- plant, 3 kinds of peppers, butterbeans, collards and kale, 3 kinds of okra, yellow straight neck squash and several kinds of tomatoes. It's fun trading seeds and trying new seeds. Dale |
A book you may want to buy is called 'Seed to Seed' by Suzanne Ashworth. I just got it and am looking forward to using it a lot! It will tell you what crosses with what in the garden, isolation distances, techniques for seed saving, etc. Great book. :) |
Here is a link that might be useful: Seed to Seed
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This is a great chocolate mousse recipe. I use it all the time to fill cakes, eclairs, cupcakes, chocolate cups.... the possibilities are endless. I got this recipe from the bakery I used to work at. It was the most requested. This recipe fits perfectly in 5 qt Kitchen Aid ** will require using 2 kitchen aid bowls**Great Chocolate Mousse
- 4 oz unsalted butter 1# 4 oz chocolate - I use 1 bag of Ghirardelli 60% cacao bittersweet and the remaining with Ghirardelli semi-sweet ******************************************************************* 4 egg yolks 2 1/2 oz water 3/4 cups powdered sugar ******************************************************************* 4 egg whites 1T + 1/4T granulated sugar ******************************************************************* 2 1/4 Cups heavy cream
- 1. Over double boiler melt butter and chocolate, stirring occasionally.
- 2. In a separate bowl combine yolks and water. I wait to add the powdered sugar until I'm ready to add the chocolate so the sugar doesn't start to "cook" the yolks.
- 3. When the chocolate is half melted start whipping heavy cream in 5 qt k.a. bowl and let whip to soft peaks.
- 4. Let chocolate and butter mixture cool slightly. Now I add the powdered sugar to the yolk/water mixture and whisk to combine. Now temper (add slowly) the chocolate into the yolk mixture and whisk to combine each addition.
- 5. Add chocolate mixture to the whipped cream by folding the chocolate into the cream gently -- you don't want to lose too much air/volume in the cream
- 6. In a different mixing bowl - clean from any grease- add egg whites and whip until foamy, then add granulated sugar and whip to soft peaks.
- 7. Add whipped whites to chocolate/cream mixture by folding in. Add whites in 3rds, taking care not to lose too much air/volume.
- If not using to fill cakes from the suggestions below, refrigerate overnight until ready to use.
- If using for cakes a great way to use is as follows:
- *line your cake pan with plastic wrap, place cake layer on bottom, then add a layer of freshly made mousse, then add another layer of cake, then mousse, then cake. Place in freezer overnight. Turn out when ready to frost.
- *Or after lining with plastic wrap, place a thin cake layer on bottom, take sheet cake and cut long strips out and stand up against the sides of the lined cake pan making sure it is a snug fit, pour in mousse to the top and then cover with a thin layer of cake. Freeze over night, turn out when ready to use.
- *if using for sheet cakes: line sheet pan with plastic wrap, pour in mousse and refrigerate overnight. Turn out onto sheet cake when ready to fill or follow steps above if you have a high wall sheet pan.
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When the Angels traded Jeff Mathis this offseason, it seemed like the right thing to do. Getting anything in exchange for Mathis seemed like a minor miracle, considering the incredible record of offensive ineptitude offered by the "catch-and-throw" man.
With Mathis gone, things had to pick up for the Angels backstops. Sure, they traded Mike Napoli in lopsided punchline of a deal that will forever live in infamy, but they got rid of Mathis! Things can only go up, right?
Wrong. Enter Bobby Wilson, newest proponent of Scioscialism.
When the Angels added Chris Ianetta from the Rockies, the catching position seemed solidified again. 2011 was split between Bobby Wilson, Mathis, and young Hank Conger – none of whom mustered a weighted on-base average above .300. It was something of a disaster. The Angels catchers ranked last in Fangraphs Wins Above Replacement thanks to their meager collection .238 wOBA. Adding Ianetta to the mix would only improve the position.
Which he did, right up until he hit the disabled list with a wrist injury in early May (sort of. Ianetta wasn't exactly setting the world on fire when he went down.) With Ianetta on the shelf, the job turned to good old Bobby Wilson. Wilson, it turns out, is just as bad as Jeff Mathis – maybe even worse!
Bobby Wilson currently owns the fourth-worst weighted on-base in all of baseball (min. 80 PAs) with a sterling .190 mark. He is also the only hitter in the bigs to come to the plate 80 times without registering an extra base hit. His .171 slugging percentage is worst in baseball and his .000 ISO gives him a sexy .171/.232/.171. Love that reverse hourglass figure!
Unfortunately, Bobby Wilson suffered a concussion earlier this week which forced him onto the 7-day DL, bringing Hank Conger back up to the big club. Conger was a highly-touted prospect but the shine came off after his struggles in 2011. Will this opportunity be the one where Conger shows what he can do?
Poor hitting catchers are nothing new. Catching is a defense-first position due to its gruelling nature, grinding even the finest hitters to a fine paste. It remains curious that the looming presence of Mike Scioscia, proponent of baseball Played The Right Way and catching instructor to the Gods isn't able to "coach up: these types of players.
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A new study has revealed that its women who stare more at people in general than men.
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It turns out I have a designer cold that has a relentless creative streak. My cold is almost gone, more of my energy is returning, and I'm fighting (hopefully winning!) the battle of the cough.
During my down time with my constant little companion at my side, I've had time to reflect on what might suit this very sweet yet extremely destructive little girl.
Simmi isn't just good and ripping things apart, she's the master of turning whatever is in her wake into a shredded hot mess.
You name it, this girl can destroy it. Give her a little time alone in my room, and she'll magic marker up furniture, find ways to mash food into my blankets, crumb up my bed, put a whole roll of toilet paper in the toilet, but first ripping toilet paper one sheet at a time. Yes, meticulous dedication comes to mind when I reflect on her ability to clog the toilet.
Her bedroom? Well, lets just say it's a hot mess and she LOVES it that way. If we clean her room, it takes less than 20 minutes for it to be back to hurricane aftermath status. The walls are brightly colored with colored pencils, magic markers, crayons and really anything she can get her hands on to draw her magical world.
Her furniture? Ha! What furniture? We used to have a dresser and crib in her room, then we moved her to her own mattress on the floor. There was no way I'd put a regular bed in her room. She would be scaling the dresser and bed in no time, setting off on some fantastic adventure to save a small animal in the jungle. As it is, we needed to remove the high wall shelves we put on her walls because somehow she kept scaling them. Yes she was able to get things on the top shelves that I have problems reaching. To this day we can't figure out how she would get things down off the shelves. She is Baby MacGyver living and breathing down the hall.
Her dresser is nothing more than a platform for her to jump from. We had to take all the drawers out because when I'd go in to get her in the morning, there she'd be sitting in the fully extended top drawer, singing her heart out. I don't know why she loved sitting the drawers so much, but it was an accident waiting to happen! We removed the drawers, and she decided to climb into the area where the drawers rest…yes, she got stuck in there and I almost had to break the wood to get her out.
We started designing her room about a year ago, and I stopped because as she changes and grows, her needs have also changed. Her skills in destroying things have also grown with time.
Every time I go into her room I get a little depressed. She's not, but I am! I loath her room and it makes my skin crawl to think that my little girl sleeps in there. I guess beauty is in the eye of the beholder right? She is so proud of her bedroom that if new guests come over, she is the first to greet them and then proceeds to give them a tour of her house of horrors…ahem, I mean boudoir. Really, she just adores all the hard work she's done to her walls, and is sure to show everyone the HUGE pile of junkie half broken toys and ripped paper all over the floor. If you're a guest in our home, she would expect you to play with her in her room before you do anything else while visiting us.
Ripping and destroying things has little to do with malice on her part. As a matter of fact, she has never destroyed anything out of anger or hate. Her issues have to do with sensory cravings. She loves the sound and feeling of ripping paper. She has a love for taking things apart to see how they work. Simone even loves any kind of anatomy book showing how things operate on the inside.
We have to lock her into her room at night because she doesn't sleep at night. She'll go to sleep for a short while, then wake up and play in the dark until the wee hours of the morning. Sometimes she'll go back to sleep, but mostly she's up! If we didn't lock her room, she could very easily get into the kitchen cabinets and eat food that could kill her. She's incredibly sneaky and quiet when she wants to be and our greatest fear is her trying to eat what we eat. The next biggest fear is her leaving the house. There's security bars on her window for a reason!
Anyway, knowing that we can't let her out of her room at night and also that she can't have regular furniture, we came up with a solution and some ideas (thanks to some great suggestions from friends) for ways to recreate her bedroom, making it Simone friendly.
Here are some inspirational ideas I grabbed from pinterest:
Source: myfarmhouse.tumblr.com via Angela on Pinterest
We'll be creating a sleeping nook for Simmi. The sleeping nook will be made from her walk-in closet. Dom has already built the platform which the bed will sit on. The front of the closet and the surrounding exterior closet wall will be transformed to look like a nook entrance with pocket paneling instead of a closet…similar to the above photo.
The closet fits a twin mattress perfectly with some room around each side to change sheets. On the interior nook walls at the entrance, I'll install custom curtains so she can pull the curtains opened or closed. She LOVES opening and closing curtains.
The next solution to another potential problem we have with Simmi being a sensory seeker, is her ability to throw herself at things. It could be a wall, a person, free fall off of furniture. Yes, she will think nothing of coming at you full speed and head butt you in the hip, just to see how it feels on her head. She'll thrust herself against the walls giving new meaning to "bouncing off the walls."
In her new sleeping nook, we'll add very light pink or other light colored satin thick tufted wall panels to the sides of three of the walls. The tufting will travel up about 3 1/2 feet from the edge of the mattress, providing padded walls for comfort. Only a thin wall will separate her from Noah's room, and tufting the walls will help sound proof it a bit, so as not to wake Noah up at night with Simmi's playing. I decided to go with removable tufted panels because I can add new layers of fabric over time if she mucks it up or decides to write on it, giving the panels a fresh new look.
Above the tufting I'll be stenciling a wallpaper design onto the walls.
I'm also considering making organizing pockets that have button holes to attach to the tufting at the foot of her bed. She will be able to put her favorite books, toys, and other precious treasures in these pockets.
Source: kokokokids.ru via Lori on Pinterest
Of course no sleeping nook would be complete without a pillow menagerie of her favorite animals! Letters, numbers, shapes, and different textured pillows will also add dimension to her nook…not to mention so fun.
That's just the designs I have in mind for the nook. Her room is about 12′x14′ and will be completely empty once the nook is complete. It's a big room to work with. I would love for her to have a sweet little table and chairs, but knowing her, she'll pile all the chairs on top of the table (and each other) and attempt to sit on the top near the ceiling. The only solution would be a kid's picnic table where the bench is connected to the table, and the table is bolted to the wall!
What? Did you think we'd plan to do something simple like a rectangle table? LOL No, I like to complicate the hell out of my designs. Besides, it isn't often that you see a cool table like this! I think we can make one pretty easily.
Another feature I'm thinking of including is a china cabinet in her room anchored to one of the walls. I would paint it some sort of gorgeous light pink color, change the hardware, remove the glass and replace it with chicken wire and then add lots of different LOCKS so she can't get into the cabinet. It would be the place we store her clothes, art supplies, books with actual pages, and other valuable things we don't want torn up. Here's a photo of the possible finished product:
For her walls, we've decided to go with a colorful chalkboard paint. A friend of ours thought it would be perfect for her need to write on the walls. We're not sure of what color we'd want, but we know it will have to be colorful!
I have more ideas in my mind, but they change from day to day.
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Just curious: what vehicles do you find to be essential to the success of your home/homestead? Larger farm/ranch type set-ups will need more, I am sure. Starting with the Mom/Pop farmette, and adding more acreage, animals, etc., what would be the vehicles you start with, and add, as you grow?
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That's where we are now. Never had a pick-up, although that seems to be the typical vehicle around here for small farmers. The VW was okay when my hauling needs were neglible, but it's going to be sold because it's too small. I like Suburbans for the family (I have eight kids) and for hauling stuff like scavanged wood, compost makin's, kids back and forth to airport, etc. I have noticed that my neighbors that have animals are forced into having these huge trucks for hauling livestock, hay bales, etc., around. I guess I just wonder if that's really efficient, all told. I'm not meaning to be judgemental, I just think each family must figure these things out and decide for themselves. But if we share information we'll be in a better position. Also, if you have tractors or other vehicular type equipment I would like to know that, too. So what do y'all use? -- Marie |
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In the north, whether a homestead or other, a 4 wheel drive vehicle is necessary to get out to the road in winter, or out of a field that's even wet with dew. I don't currently have a pickup, but have a Bronco, 4 wheel drive which serves the same purpose, plus can carry my two large dogs, or my birds in cages, straw, etc. If I were you I'd keep the VW since it probably has the best gas mileage. I have a smallish car for long trips and gas mileage, front wheel drive. Also have two riding mowers for mowing and hauling, and a rototiller. I grow veggies and flowers for sale, and the only livestock is various poultry, so don't need a large vehicle for transporting animals (other than the dogs). |
We do not have animals, so only have people transportation ... we use our 4-wheel drive '83 Ford F150 pickup a lot, and run our errands with an extremely frugal little diesel VW Dasher which gives 50 miles to the gallon. We also have a big old 1-ton flatbed truck which we use when we need to haul big stuff. As a matter of fact, we moved all our possessions from CA to OR ourselves, making nine trips with hubby driving the flatbed towing our car trailer, and me driving the Ford F150 towing our vintage Airstream trailer. We save a lot of money because we drive old cars; my hubby is an excellent mechanic amongst his many skills and this makes it possible. Delina |
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I use my ATV all the time. Invaluable for hauling wood, winching stuff, carrying manure or whatever. Also have a full size pickup. Can't take the ATV to town for supplies after all (but I do take it to the grocery store since it is the most fuel efficient vehicle I have and has plenty of cargo capacity with the trailer on it). The pickup is only 2WD. For those who think they need 4WD on their pickup, I doubt it in most cases. Try a 2WD with a locker in the rear differential sometime. Most "4WD" vehicles are really 2WD; one tire in the front and one in the back, and they are usually the ones with the WORST traction. The locker makes sure both tires on one axle get equal power distribution. 2WD trucks are cheaper to buy, less complicated, and get better mileage. If I didn't have my ATV, I imagine a Jeep Wrangler with the rear seat yanked out would be pretty valuable but it is too big for most of the work I currently use the ATV for. |
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- Posted by Roberta_z5 z5 IL (My Page) on Thu, Dec 5, 02 at 10:24
We have a DR Brush Mower and even though it is a "walk behind" vehicle it is the best purchase we made immediately after buying our acreage. It has been used regularly for four years now and we just love the power of the thing. Also my husband has a ATV that has come in very handy for all sorts of things. I want one too!!! |
- Posted by Wingnut_8b CenTex 8b (My Page) on Sun, Dec 8, 02 at 14:15
For a Mom and Pop farmette, something to haul feed/hay/compost/etc. in is a MUST. Either a full sized truck/suburban and small car for economy or one small truck. That decision would depend on the situation, insurance, extra vet costs for them to come to your place instead of you hauling the cow in, etc. We have 100+ acres and 14 head of cattle along with the usual farm menagerie (goats, sheep, chickens, horse, dogs). We have a one-ton dually diesel truck and have just decided that even all this can't justify the expense of that big of a truck. It was nice when Kenny was selling firewood for a living, but we really just don't need that much truck. So we'll sell it and get something smaller, preferably something older so Kenny can work on it himself. As for tractors, I think a "farmette" could get by quite nicely with a large garden tractor or small farm tractor with a bucket on the front. That bucket sure does come in handy! We have a bobcat with a posthole auger and I can't tell you how much I LOVE that thing! We've been pricing shredder attachments for it. But we don't have a way to plow with it. That's okay with us as we grow mostly in raised beds, but for someone with a market garden it wouldn't be so good. Whatever it is, a bucket on the front is a MUST IMHO ~ easy to fix the driveway, dig a hole to bury an animal, fill that hole back in, flatten the feedlot of all the hoof-holes made after the last rain, stir the compost and much easier to clean out the barn with that than a shovel. And the best part ~ feeding the Longhorns! Ours are pretty docile, but do get excited when you start feeding. With the bobcat, we can just fill the bucket with the breeder cubes, climb up in the caged "cockpit" and head out to the pasture. MUCH less chance of becoming a Kennykabob that way! |
- Posted by bulldinkie s.central pa (My Page) on Thu, Jan 30, 03 at 8:03
we have a john deere gator which we dont know what wed do with out it. It dumps, goes anywhere, we haul feed ,hay and the dogs dont have to walk far ha. |
If I absolutely had to I could forego having a tractor, but I'd be hard put to operate at all without a pickup truck. How much land you have and what you want to do with it will dictate what vehicles you need. .....Alan. |
- Posted by bulldinkie s.central pa (My Page) on Sat, Feb 1, 03 at 9:15
We have different vehicles for different jobs I use gator to garden ,feed animals,haul hay,dogs...we use pickup sometimes,we have a big john deere tractor to mow fields etc, 4 wheelers if its a quick chase type thing and now hes restoring a power wagon to use it has a huge wench on front.we have a cat shid loader and john deere backhoe. My husbands in construction.Ithelps from time to time we need hios equipment here. |
I just love my gardenway cart! It's almost a "vehicle" isn't it? Otherwise, right now, we have a Toyota van with roof racks and a Honda Civic with roof racks. Seems we are always moving things bigger than our vehicles, so the roof racks come in handy. The next project will be to bring home a 28 foot lamp post to mount a wind generator on. A pickup with a full rack would be nice, but the van will do. We don't have to do any 4WD and both these are really good on gas milage. Plus they were both free. The civic had a blown head gasket and the Toyota has the engine from one van and the body of another. (People just give away things when they just need a bit of fixing.) |
I found an atv for sale this morning. Used $2500 4x4 290cc Kawasaki. Would this be good for pulling disc or harrow on 1 acre of weedy pasture? The weeds are taking over the grass I can spray but how do I get the seeds into the ground without scratching up the soil? |
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Would you tell me what is the procedure and timing when you build a new home and creating a landscape with some hardscape at the same time?
Do you build the foundation while working on landscape/hardscape at the same, since both require concrete and gravel (either exposed or paving for landscape)? If not, at what stage of building the house would you start hardscape/landscape? Are they both done by the same subcontractors or separate, disregarding what has to be done? I am not conducting anything, but I am trying to get an idea if I should have them all done at once, or can have the landscape done later considering budget. Thanks |
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- Posted by david_cary (My Page) on Tue, Sep 27, 11 at 4:39
Landscaping is usually done at the very end because of the need to water new landscaping, it would get destroyed by the work of building and its cost. Hardscape is often planned and done by the same people so it is also done at the end (and it also can get destroyed and it also has the same cost issue). We start here as late as possible to be done at the same time at the rest of the house. So after light fixtures but maybe before appliances. But that is only because the landscape contractors are so unreliable that you don't want to wait until the very last minute. |
We planned all at once, and included landscaping and hardscaping in the budget. Landscaping is an allowance in our budget (to be done by our landscape contractor at the very end) and the hardscaping was bid/included by the builder. |
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- Posted by SpringtimeHomes (My Page) on Tue, Sep 27, 11 at 11:02
I recommend you go with David approach unless you have a very simple lot to grade and the utilities are in place. |
Clarification: We planned (as in designed) all at once so that we had a landscape/hardscape plan before we ordered our drainage plan. Installation at end. |
- Posted by michoumonster (My Page) on Thu, Sep 29, 11 at 1:57
we had to have our landscaping plan done with our house plans to get city approval. we will have the landscaping done at the end, probably after grading. |
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