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Updated: October 1, 2013 6:38AM
1. Andrean
The 59ers weren't kind to Bishop Noll last week, winning 51-14. Merrillville won't be nearly as easy. The Pirates won by 22 last year.
2. Merrillville
The Pirates were in midseason form, ripping South Bend Clay 41-20. They rushed for 220 yards and passed for 178.
3. Hobart
West Side's aerial attack scored 34 points against the Brickies. Hobart held off the Cougars by rushing for more than 400 yards.
4. Crown Point
The Bulldogs eked out a narrow win over Lowell last week. The Red Devils could be very good or CP could've been off.
5. Munster
The Mustangs proved something with a huge win against LC. Leroy Marsh said his team won't face a finer defense this year. He's right.
6. Morton
The Governors make a huge leap into rankings. They took down Griffith last week. It's not clear yet how big that win was.
7. North Judson
The Bluejays beat down John Glenn last week. How long will the honeymoon last for Kirk Kennedy?
8. Boone Groove
The Wolves picked up where they left off last season with a surprising 20-point victory over Wheeler. They get Noll this week.
9. East Chicago Central
The Cardinals were an accidental omission in the preseason rankings. They face an LC team looking to rebound.
10. Rensselaer
The Bombers beat KV in an impressive season opener. They get North Newton this week.

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Blog Makeover
Yep my blog has had a makeover. For the past couple of days I've been making changes and I'm pleased with the results. My last makeover was back in January 2013 and to be honest I got so sick and tired of the old layout! I did some WordPress theme hunting and it was so hard finding a good one. Some were over the top or didn't have the features I wanted. When it comes to layouts, I like a simple two column style that's responsive, easy to nagivate and loads quickly to prevent high bounce rate. I finally came across the one I'm using and it's been great so far. I can have a carosuel just like my old layout and put important posts up there and it's a lot neater with plenty of room. I love that all my contacts are at the top with the content at the bottom. The header is bigger which I'm so happy about as with my pervious one I couldn't make it large or center it. I also had so much trouble putting badges and affiliate ads as it kept shifit things round and was such a pain!
The colour scheme is still the same and I've put an African print background. Apart from changing the layout, I've been thinking of ways to improve content and to make sure that I'm bringing the best. I don't want to force a post or just put up content that you've read on hunderds of other blogs. While looking through my old posts over the weekend, I did a bit of a clearout and saw that things were just all over the place. No consistency whatsoever. Some posts had bold links while another had the content centered. It just makes everything look unprofessional and embrassing to be honest so will be working on that.
I don't think I'm going to be doing any life updates posts as my life is a bit boring and don't really know what to write but will be working on letting my personality shine through my posts so that you can get to know me a bit better as I feel that this is something I'm struggling with at the moment. I've noticed that my blog realted posts are the most popular so will be continuing on with that. I will be spending more time on my blog to make sure that everything is 100% with attention to detail to bring you the best. I hope you like the layout and let me know what sort of content you enjoy reading.
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Jingle Balls, Jingle Balls, Jingle all the Way
Christmas is only five months away. Five months! That means the University is starting to prepare now for its annual Christmas lights display. At 6 p.m. on July 12 we are hosting a Christmas ball workshop in the dining hall for the community. We would love to have faculty and staff come too! While there is a cost for the community, faculty and staff may attend for free, we just ask that you RSVP to ext. 15600 so we know how much pizza to cook.
In addition to teaching the community how to make these great holiday decorations we will be working to create new balls to add to the University's holiday display. In addition, if you would like, you can craft up to three ornaments to take home for yourself.
If you haven't helped in the past, be warned that the chicken wire that is used does have a tendency to turn hands and clothing black so dress appropriately, and work gloves are recommended.
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HYDERABAD: In a bid to curb irregularities in land allotment to private organisations and individuals, the state government on Friday announced a new land allotment policy. The policy envisages the creation of land management authority to allot land to private parties and to oversee whether the land is utilised as per the guidelines.
The new policy is a fallout of the recent controversies and irregularities in the allotment of land to public and private agencies, especially during the YSR regime, many of which are being probed by the CBI. There has been no uniform policy to allot land and fix the price for it in the state. By issuing GO (MS No 571), the government sought to remove the anomalies in land allotments. The GO even fixed the ex gratia to be paid to the land owners. To process the applications and recommending land allotment, the government has constituted the AP Land Management Authority by enlarging the existing empowered committee. Apart from laying down strict norms for utilisation of the land such as time frame to start the operations, resource mobilisation, environmental clearance and regulatory compliance, the new policy puts a cap on the extent of land allotment.
For instance, for a cement industry, the requirement of land has been capped at 67 acres beyond which an additional 13 acres can be allotted for the extended operations. The extent of land for steel industry has been fixed at 40 acres, while an automotive industry would get 80 acres at maximum extent. While allotting land to the power plants, the new policy states that the guidelines of the Central Electricity Authority (CEA) will be adhered to. As per the GO, a thermal plant that uses imported coal with a capacity 3 X 660 MW which has a provision for a cooling tower and coal conveyor is entitled to 655 acres.
As per the GO, the rehabilitation of the evacuees is the responsibility of the industry and the APIIC is the nodal agency to ensure the rehabilitation and resettlement. As for IT sector, in metropolitan areas, the eligibility for consideration for allotment of land is that the company should have a minimum employee strength of 500 on its rolls and sustained for the last two years with a minimum annual turnover of Rs 25 crore or investment of Rs 25 crore. It should also have been in operation at least for the last five financial years. Different guidelines have been formulated for cities like Vijayawada, Kakinada, Tirupati and Warangal.
The land recommended for allotment will be based on creating a fresh direct IT employment of 500 and construction of 50,000 sft of office space for every one acre allotted within 3 years from the date of taking over possession of land.
Failing to adhere to the condition will lead to cancellation of land to the extent to which proportionate employment is not generated. For product companies, the fresh additional employment to be created should be 200 per acre on the land allotted.
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For a value trip to the movies, make sure Reading Cinemas is your destination each Tuesday! See a movie any TUESDAY and receive TERRIFIC savings on movies all day!*
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Early Birds
The early bird gets the worm on school holidays at Reading Cinemas! Treat the kids to the latest blockbuster in an exciting cinema environment. Excellent discounted tickets are on offer for films commencing prior to 11am during school holidays.*
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Fridays are fun, fabulous and affordable at Reading Cinemas with discounted tickets for all films commencing prior to midday.*
Settle back and relax after a busy week with a new release film, all in the comfort of our luxury armchair stadium seating.
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Q&A from "A First Look at Kando," AccuRev's Seamless Git Integration
We held a "First Look at Kando" webinar on Tuesday to mark the launch of our back-end platform for security and compliance with Git. Unfortunately we weren't able to answer all of the questions in the allotted time, so here are answers for some of the most commonly asked questions.
Q: Can a developer use Git without an AccuRev workspace?
A: Absolutely. With Kando, the developer does not require an AccuRev workspace. Kando uses a native git repository, so developers can use Git with no modifications – it works seamlessly with AccuRev on the backend. It's all native Git-to-Git.
Q: Is the Git repository limited to a single AccuRev stream, or can it follow most or all of the AccuRev depot?
A: The Git repository is not limited to a single AccuRev stream, it is completely configurable. When you create a repository, by default, it's going to ask you to map the master branch in that Git repository to a stream in AccuRev, but you can set up multiple mappings. You could map 100s of branches to streams if you wanted to.
Q: Let's say I'm an integration manager for a project. Can I create a Git repo using Kando, Git clone it on my system, and let other users clone from me?
A: You can certainly use that model if that's how you're most comfortable, where you clone from the bare Git repository associated with AccuRev, and then other people can clone from you. There's nothing to preclude that from happening because it's normal Git-to-Git. Another possible solution would be to have all of your developers push and pull from the Kando repository, then you could merge those changes up to the QA or Master branch using AccuRev or Git if you prefer. Kando supports both models.
Q: What about integration with code review tools (like Gerrit). We actually use Gerrit as the centralized control for our Git repositories
A: If you are connecting Git to anything, whether it be Gerrit, GitHub, an open source library, etc., everything will work. Because Kando is reliant on Git working natively, you can connect to Gerrit or any other tool that integrates with Git. You can push and pull from Gerrit and GitHub as normal. When you push to the remote that is associated with Kando, which is connected with AccuRev, those changes end up in AccuRev in the stream that you've mapped to the Git repository's branches.
Q: How do you handle bugs in Kando itself? Is there support?
A: Kando is an officially supported AccuRev product. If there are defects in Kando, they'll be handled through our support and services organization the same as they would with AccuRev. Kando is developed using an Agile development methodology, so as we get feedback on defects and enhancement requests, we will turn around fixes and enhancements as quickly as possible.
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Chef Jarra's Chicken Kebabs Recipe
Try letting your kids take over in the kitchen once in a while
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I've often felt torn between letting my children choose their own passions and requiring that they pursue certain activities. Just after the new year, in a moment of exhaustion, I told my eleven-year-old son that I wanted him to cook once a week. He's taken on the challenge with incredible determination. He creates the menu, which has to include a vegetable. His meals have ranged from fried fish and wilted spinach to matambre and chicken noodle soup. He recently grilled chicken and vegetable kebabs, one of my summer favorites. He marinated the chicken in an Asian-inspired sauce and added chunks of pineapple, onion, mushroom, summer squash and red bell pepper to the skewers. Then he said, "Mom, thanks for making me cook dinner. Learning to cook makes me feel capable." I enjoy having a night off from cooking, but the best gift is his own sense of accomplishment.
RECIPE: Jarra's Chicken Kebabs
2 lb chicken breasts
Marinade (see recipe below)
8 oz mushrooms
2 bell peppers
1 cup cherry tomatoes
2 small summer squash
1 cup melon or pineapple chunks
Salt and pepper
2 tbsp olive oil
1/4 cup each white wine, soy sauce and rice vinegar
1/2 cup orange or pineapple juice
1 tsp grated ginger
2 cloves garlic, crushed or chopped
3 tbsp brown sugar
Cut chicken into 1 1/2-inch chunks. Prepare marinade. Marinate chicken pieces at least 1–2 hours, or overnight, turning a few times to coat with marinade. Cut vegetables in 1-inch chunks. Toss vegetables and fruit together in bowl with olive oil, salt and pepper.
If using wooden skewers, soak them in water for about 20 minutes. Assemble skewers, alternately threading meat with vegetables and fruit. Set assembled skewers back into marinade while finishing assembly. Heat grill to about 350–400 degrees. Place skewers on hot grill and heat on one side for about 5 minutes, or until vegetables and chicken are browned. Turn skewers and grill other side. Serve hot with rice.
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AJAQA revisit the Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick
The last time Tracey Ajaqa visited the Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick it was as a patient.
However, last week the girls from local band, AJAQA were visiting to bring a bit of musical cheer to patients at the Hospital.
Touring the Adolescent ward on Friday, 16 November Erica, Tracey, Catherine and Mary took time out to sign autographs and pose for photographs.
Tracey was treated as a young child, and commented how good it felt to put something back into the Hospital.
Along the way the girls met patient, Claire Murray. Thirteen year old Claire and her visiting cousin (also pictured) had a great time with AJAQA, discussing the band's upcoming tour with Destiny's Child and trip to China.
Claire makes several trips a year to the Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick to have her Cystic Fibrosis treated and monitored. Special visitors can really brighten up the day - particularly when so long is spent away from home.
AJAQA concluded their visit with a performance for patients and families - including their debut single 'Back 2 U'.
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Updates: Badass, Sexy, and Adult!
Well guys, we have updated the badass gallery with some pretty amazing cosplay. We have updated the sexy cosplay gallery, and we finally after almost a week updated the adult cosplay gallery.
We have been pretty swamped with the model request that we have received! Almost 80 models have sent their portfolio's in 4 days time! So, the team and I have been pretty tied up just responding to emails and having follow up calls with the potential models.
So, without further ado – is that the right word? – we bring you a few of the pictures (minus the adult gallery which can be found here) For the readers who have been following our blog we started talking with a model named Black Cat who had a really awesome deadpool costume that she crafted! Check it out here she is a pretty cool Aussie chick and I hope she decides to work with us, but we have found another deadpool, and he… well he is just bad ass; take a look below.
Are you seeing the detail that went into the bodysuit? Airbrushing is hard, and airbrushing shadows to match the costume is even harder, particularly when the muscles on your body don't show through the costume. The proportions on this costume are almost perfect. The gun he is holding is a pretty realistic prop, and if you look at the belt I would call him a legit Merc with a Mouth.
Now the next model is a wonderful model who goes by Kitty Honey. The picture below has her portrayed as Mrs. Marvel, and my word does she have a nice…costume. What did you think I was going to say? She is another model that we would like to work with. Such a beautiful Argentinian woman, with a passion for cosplay would make her a perfect fit at XXXCosplay.net so if you guys want to see more of her here at XXXCosplay.net drop her a note and let her know she has fans over here that would love to see more sets.
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I'm having a heck of hard time finding a 6x14 flush mount carbonized strand woven bamboo floor register. My floor is being installed next Thursday, so I'd better have it purchased and stained before the floor guys come. The best bet I have right now is purchasing online (on ebay). This listing has quite a few species available in the size 6x14. All are unfinished, so I'll need to stain the vent anyway. - American Cherry And here is the flooring I need to match: Can you gurus tell me which vent I should get that can closest resemble my flooring after staining? |
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Hall Of Famer Madonna's new single "4 Minutes" officially "debuted" (or something?) in a Unilever Sunsilk hair commercial today. Part of the company's statement via DailySwarm:
Madonna continues to be such an inspiration for young girls by continuously reinventing her looks, and we expect the new commercial will also encourage girls to evolve by changing their looks and making their hair and lives happen in a variety of exciting ways.
She appeared in an earlier version with Marilyn Monroe and Shakira, but this time it's the Material Mom by herself.
Hopefully "young girls" aren't inspired by Hard Candy's album art…
What's with all this spread eagle stuff, people?
Hard Candy is out 4/29 on Warner Bros.
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I may be one of the greatest advocates of talking to Marines on a regular basis. There are times when conflict arises. Through the friction generated by this you may find yourself going "toe to toe" with peers or subordinates. I once read something about knowing your Marines and looking out for their welfare. Talking to them is how to meet the intent of this particular leadership principle and ensure you and your Marines see "eye to eye." Once they do, your unit cohesion will be so tight, everyone will be "asshole to bellybutton."
Of course, becoming too close to your Marines may lead to fraternization. A "mouth to mouth" relationship with subordinates has always been objectionable. Screw around and you may find yourself "nose to nose" with the Staff Judge Advocate.
As for me, anyone touching my body parts without permission is usually subject to a "wall to wall" counseling. Normally this continues until there is complete understanding why this was a mistake. I suppose this type of leadership style is best described as "hand to hand."
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I would like to make rosemary oil but after reading about basil oil I am wondering how safe it would be. Can anyone help? |
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I think it all applies to every herb, or anything grown near outside or in dirt. The thing about botulism is that while it's rare but really serious. I mean you don't want to get salmonella but unless your immunocomprimised you will probably just feel real lousy. Botulism is a whole other ball game, it basically causes TOTAL muscle paryisis-that includes the ability to breath without machines. Here's a link on proper canning from the USDA and |
No safer than the basil oil. Now rosemary, being sturdier than basil, MAY survive a sterilization process. You'd have to basically FRY the rosemary at 300 degrees for 2 hours to make sure no spores survive (just ONE botulism spore can divide and grow and make enough toxin to put you six feet under). But my advice is always to make herb-flavored vinegar or alchohol, not oil. |
- Posted by MartieInCT Z6 nrthn CT (My Page) on Wed, Nov 9, 05 at 7:09
Make it as you need it with fresh, dried or frozen rosemary. Within two or three hours, if the herbs are crushed to release their oils, it doesn't taste any differently than if it sat in the oil for a longer time. Sterilization at home can be accomplished but it really diminishes the flavors and without proper equipment is tenuous, at best. When I've wanted to give herbal oils as gifts, I put just the oil in a pretty bottle and dried herbs in a small container with instructions how to make it. Always included in the instructions is the admonition to refridgerate and use it within three days. Martie |
Thanks everyone, guess I will just buy it at a specialty store. |
It's easy to do at the last minute... just gently heat some oil and add the rosemary for a little while. You can use it right away either warm or cooled. You can do this with most herbs.... they give up their oils quite quickly when heated.... just don't get the oil HOT because then the oils can be lost as vapor. |
This was in todays newsletter from Cook's Illustrated: Food Science: Are Flavored Oils Safe? |
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I took my grandson Sean Castleberry and family friend Chris Triola on a 4WD and hiking trip to Utah in mid May. We got off the beaten track and saw a lot of great backcountry.
I showed the boys some of the best of the West discovered in my thirty years of exploring.
We drove in from Denver on a spectacular route across the Continental Divide and through Glenwood Canyon where the road runs in the red rock canyon of the infant Colorado. After a night in Moab, we drove part of the White Rim Trail, a wonderfully scenic 100-mile trail which circles Island-in-the-Sky, a huge mesa overlooking the confluence of the Green and Colorado rivers. We drove the Horse Thief trail to the Green, witnessing an old west cattle drive complete with cowboys and a boss cowgirl.
We started at river level before ramping up to the high mesa. After exploring an Indian watchtower overlooking a strategic river bend, we reached a wonderful campsite at Candlestick Tower with an incredible view of the Maze. Two days later we reached the heart of the Maze via a serious 4WD road, which called for road building, as well as careful driving. After our Maze adventure, we drove to the San Rafael Swell and day-hiked in Little Wild Horse slot canyon. We topped this with an evening hike to Delicate Arch in Arches, before returning to Moab and enjoying the music of "Last Buffalo" in the Slickrock Café.
I enjoy coming across the old cars sitting out in the desert, they don't rust away, though many are getting shot away. I guess the cowboys must get bored of shooting at empty cans of beans. Most of the cars are utilitarian as you would expect - plenty of pickups, Fords and Chevys. There was one old Cadillac at an abandoned mine, maybe the boss left it there. Unwisely, he left it in a dry wash and it got filled wth rocks during a flash flood. I was surprised to come across a rare Goliath station wagon in a remote gas station forecourt. The car was in reasonably good shape and had a strange water cooled flat four under the hood. I had never seen or heard of a Goliath and researched it later; it was made in East Germany in the fifties. How it got into the desert is anyone's guess. Another rare find was a '50s Vauxhall Victor station wagon surrounded by Detroit iron near Hanksville.
The West is gradually getting paved over and gentrified, but you need to get off the highways onto the back roads and the dirt roads. The canyonlands area around Moab, the White Rim 4WD trail, the Maze and the San Rafael Swell are still authentic and incredibly scenic. If you are lucky, as we were, you can still see a genuine cattle drive; country which is still remote and unspoiled and the cars of the old west.
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VARANASI: In a major breakthrough, the Azamgarh district police claimed to have cracked the case of honour killing of a girl and arrested three persons, including the girl's mother, on Saturday.
The body of a girl, Shabbo (18), was found in a canal near Luchui village under Jiyanpur police station on March 27. Marks of injuries were found on her body. The police had sent the body for postmortem.
Producing the arrested persons before media persons, SP (rural), Azamgarh, MM Beg said as per the postmortem report, the girl was found pregnant. During investigation it was found that the girl's mother Sadrunnisa had conspired to kill her with the help of two others, Asad Ansari and Rahul Pathak.
The girl had illicit relations with some persons. When her mother came to know about the girl's pregnancy, she lost her temper and sought help of Asad, a native of Raunapar area, and Rahul, a local resident, to eliminate her daughter. They called the girl near the canal on the night of March 25/26 and killed her with a sharp weapon. They dumped her body in the canal. The body was found floating on March 27. The accused persons confessed to the crime and were sent to jail.
Fire breaks out: Due to electric short circuit, a fire broke out in the portico of the house of Dr Subhash Singh in Raddopur locality under Azamgarh Kotwali police station on Saturday. The fire engulfed three four-wheelers, two motorcycles and a scooter. The fire brigade reached there and extinguished the fire.
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December's webinar will be followed by a gentle health goal setting webinar for fibromites in January; I'll be giving you lots of tools to make this happen for you!
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The Community Garden was established by the Students' Guild, the University and the local community
Green Flag flies again over University grounds
For the second year running, the University of Exeter's grounds have received the Green Flag Award.
The flag flies outside the Washington Singer building in recognition of our well-managed, high-quality green spaces.
Judges were impressed by the establishment of a Community Garden on Higher Hooper Lane (off car park B) by members of the Students' Guild, the University and the local community. Local people also helped plant hedgerows and Redhills Community Primary School helped create a wild flower meadow as part of the Birds and Bees campaign. Management of our green spaces is of utmost importance, and this year Campus Services was awarded the Environmental Management system ISO14001, highlighting robust policies and procedures in environmental performance.
The University of Exeter's campuses are acknowledged as the most beautiful and botanically interesting of any UK university. The Streatham Campus is a registered botanic garden and both Exeter campuses display examples of the University's national collection of Azara (a South American evergreen shrub) and the second collection of the popular garden plant, Heuchera. The grounds also feature high-quality sporting facilities for students, staff and visitors, and a variety of sculptures.
A 31-strong team works on the grounds, nursery and outdoor sports facilities, 365 days a year. The work of the grounds staff includes the care of specialist plant collections, botanical specimen propagation, tree and arboricultural works, pot and bedding plant production, sports playing surface maintenance and award-winning floral decoration works.
Iain Park, Director of Grounds said: "We are delighted to receive the Green Flag award again, and proud that it reflects our dedication to our grounds. This year the team has worked especially hard to re-establish our green spaces and create new areas of planting around our new buildings. A real highlight was the visit of Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh– getting our grounds fit for them and the 10,000 people who came to see them meant a great deal of work but showcased our efforts beautifully."
A record number of 1424 UK sites received the Green Flag Award this year. Any green space in the UK is eligible to win the Green Flag award providing it is freely accessible to the public.
Paul Todd, Green Flag Award Scheme Manager, said: "We are thrilled to announce yet another record-breaking year for Green Flag Award parks and green spaces. A Green Flag Award provides national recognition for the achievements of all those whose hard work and dedication has helped to create these fantastic places for all to enjoy."
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Exactly how I feel. The airtime is the only thing that partly redeems it for me.
Also, that sea serpent is absolutely freakin' adorable.
Sorry you ran into some issues, though. Coney Island thoroughly creeped me out last year (in a mostly bad, non-charming way). The run-down attractions and possibly insane staff at the older venues were fine by me, but the clientele rubbed me the wrong way for whatever reason. I'm only willing to re-evaluate the area and potentially become a fan because of its fascinating history and its location in NYC.


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I must write it here, at the very beginning – it is the best tutorial ever, and it is about Vertical Strawberry Tube Planter!. It guides you through all steps with details,tools and supplies, shows clear pictures, and what's more, tells you about some tricky stuff while preparing this cool planter.
I bet there are just few people in the whole world who despise straberries. I even risk to say it is the most delicious fruit. It would be great if we could naturally grow them all year long. However hard it is, we should at least give a try to do it in summer. If it was possible for me, I would choose to make either hanging planters, or this awesome tube full of juicy and sweet fruit.
Check this out and say what you think of it. Maybe you've got better idea of how to build strawberry garden. If so, share it with us handimaniacs.
What you need:
- An electric drill with a hole cutting bit that will cut a 5 – 7cm hole
- A 2 or 3mm drillbit for the watering pipe
- A knife
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- A length of PVC downpipe 100mm or 150mm diameter. (The length will = the height of the unit)
- End cap for the downpipe
- A narrower diameter (15mm or thereabouts) length of downpipe for watering. Make it about 8 – 10cm longer than the downpipe. If you have a pressurised irrigation system, you can use a length of soak hose instead
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- Duct tape
- A length of geotextile (or hessian would do) for wrapping the watering pipe
- Twine for tying the fabric to the watering tube
- Good fertile soil (test it if you can – strawbs prefer it slightly acidic)
- 1 litre or so of coarse gravel
- Strawberry plants (I used a mixture of different varieties)
- A few companion plants (nasturtiums or marigolds)
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Hi, Slightly off topic, but related nevertheless..... With weather getting warmer, we all spend more time in the yard, gardening, playing and entertaining. At least in my house, every time we entertain kids, they run in and out, leave doors open, and at night I see a new crop of bugs crawling. Is there a solution to this problem? I know lots of people here have sliding glass doors that fully open etc. How do they keep moths and bugs away? Do they place traps at strategic locations inside or out? I'd appreciate some pointers and shared experiences! |
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There's those recent curtain-type screens that you can punch open with a hand or elbow and they snap closed behind you with magnets on the edges. I haven't tried them myself and wondered how they work or don't work. if your google on "magnet closing screen" some examples will come up. I think for kids that might work. I was thinking of it as a doggie door when we are home and the pups like to go in and out and in and out constantly in summer. |
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Expedition National Park - in the Central Queensland Sandstone Belt - is a park of rugged gorges, spectacular views, remote campsites, wildflowers, wildlife and a rich human history. It protects a wealth of Aboriginal cultural sites, locations named by explorer Ludwig Leichhardt in 1844 and remnants of pastoral heritage.
... moreAt Robinson Gorge section in the east, cabbage palms, bottlebrush and wattles line scenic Robinson Gorge as it winds 14 kilometres between sheer sandstone cliffs up to 100 metres high. From Starkvale camping area, follow walking tracks to Robinson Gorge lookout, Shepherd's Peak or to a natural lookout over the Cattle Dip - a spectacular permanent waterhole in the gorge. Watch Australian king-parrots and rainbow lorikeets feed in summer, and golden whistlers and grey fantails in winter.
Lonesome and Beilba sections in the west lie on the border of the Carnarvon Range. Panoramic views, brigalow and softwood scrubs are a feature while wildflowers provide splashes of colour through the Beilba section in late winter and spring. Squatter pigeons occur in open woodlands and wallaroos can be seen. No toilets are provided and facilities are limited.
Visitors to Expedition must be totally self-sufficient. Bring drinking water and sufficient fuel for your trip.
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The picnic area and tables at Lonesome section are suitable for wheelchair access with assistance. The remainder of Expedition National Park has no wheelchair-accessible facilities.
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Visitors can camp in campgrounds at Robinson Gorge, Lonesome or Beilba sections or at various remote bush camping locations throughout the park.
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Robinson Gorge is 89 kilometres north-west of Taroom, 117 kilometres south-west of Bauhinia. A four wheel drive vehicle is needed and roads become impassable in wet weather.
Lonesome section is 55 kilometres north of Injune via the Carnarvon Developmental Road. The last four kilometres is gravel but suitable for all vehicle types in dry weather.
Beilba section is 56 kilometres north of Injune also via the Carnarvon Developmental Road. The last 30 kilometres is gravel and a high clearance vehicle is recommended.
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In response to the large amount of research supporting the importance of reading at home, Elizabeth Scott Elementary School launched the Million Minute Reading Challenge, an at-home reading incentive program this year. The school's goal is to read one million minutes at home each semester.
A retirement party is always bittersweet. School Board member Marshall Trammell's send off was no different. A couple of hundred friends, teachers, school staff members and students stopped by the open house offering best wishes.
Last Monday, Ettrick Elementary students used the timeline and travelled back in time and celebrated the 60th day of school. "How appropriate that this day should fall in the season of Christmas as we promote Peace on Earth and Goodwill to man," said Jackie Coffey, first grade teacher at Ettrick.
As part of a schoolwide project, Matoaca High School collected over 1200 pounds of food to benefit the Colonial Heights-Chesterfield Christmas Mother Program.
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It's Chocolate...no seriously, I just made a bit of a mess of it and it turned out lookin' like washing tablets but it still tastes alright...kinda...ish...
The next batch though are gunna be awesome...probly.
yup, it kinda looks like soap!
Ha well I keep seeing soap on Folksy made to look like Chocolate bars, i'm jus goin the other way ;)
Green chocolate??? Shouldn't they all be different colours ;-)
What... kinda of chocolate?? I was making dipping chocolate for my shortbread... and I decided to add milk to make it more liquid-y and it turned into this kinda substance.. so I made chocolate truffles.
How did you make it green?
It was white chocolate and I just added Blue food colouring, the next batch will have more colours...
happi holidaze ta youz too Rob.
(I'm in an LOLcats phase lately)
these are cool looking and look like wax.
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Mobile Clamp Rack Hold it! Roll it! Hang it! Store it! By Roger Meinen Tired of dragging clamps around my shop, I built this rack that brings them right to the job. It takes up only 21 x 32 in. of real estate and can handle 36 adjustable clamps and 12...
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Space-Saving Clamp Rack My bench is too small for big glue-ups. The only spot large enough is a little bit of open floor in my basement shop. I wasn't about to try glue-ups on the floor, so I had to get creative. My space-saving clamp rack was the...
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Thursday, January 14, 2010
My burgeoning collection of spring clamps and small bar clamps was crying out for a storage solution. The doors on my shop cabinet offered just the place for hanging a couple simple racks for my wayward clamps. Just screw a 1x2 strip to the door for small...
Clamp Camp
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Tuesday, December 8, 2009
I've got a lot of clamps, but they don't take up much space. I simply drilled 5/8-in.-dia. holes through 3/4-in. plywood at a slight upward angle and glued in 9-in.-long 5/8-in.-dia. dowels. Each pair of dowels holds six clamps, so I can hang...
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Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Universal Clamp Rack I've tried several designs for clamp racks but this one's the best because it holds lots of different types of clamps. It's also very simple to build. I used 1/2-in. metal electrical conduit pipe and two 36-in. pieces...
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I don't have room in my garage shop for a permanent clamp table, so I made this folding version from a leftover 2-ft.-wide sheet of 3/4-in.-thick plywood. Folded, it's less than 2 in. thick, so it stores neatly in a narrow space. First, I...


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Shaker Sideboard Traditional looks, but an updated construction By Randy Johnson The essence of Shaker design is simplicity. Although I didn't use traditional construction techniques in this project, I did keep it simple. Behind this sideboard's...
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Tombstone Doors By Lonnie Bird Through many years studying and building 18th-century furniture, I've learned that this era produced countless fine examples of good design. One example is the arched-top door. Often called a tombstone door because...
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The Unsinkable Molly Brown's Parlor Table This little charmer folds flat, then sets up in seconds. By Tim Johnson This table is an accurate reproduction of one purchased by Molly Brown and her husband in the late 1880s, when they were starting their...
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Sunburst Patio Table Tired of outdoor tables made of metal or plastic? This table has the richness and warmth that only wood can provide. By David Radtke It's built to stand up to the weather, so it's perfect for a patio, porch or sunroom...
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Kitchen Stool Make round legs without using a lathe. By Seth Keller Few stools are as clean and elegant as this one. I built it with splayed legs to provide a stable footing. The multi-level rungs offer a variety of foot perches to satisfy just about...
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Two-Drawer Coffee Table Pass-through drawers offer two-sided convenience. By Tim Johnson A coffee table isn't just for coffee. It displays interesting reading and serves the Saturday night pizza. It hosts Scrabble games, labors under kids'...
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Showcase View your treasures from every angle. By Luke Hartle Any collection you want to display, from fish fossils to Baccarat crystal will look great inside this cabinet. It allows unobstructed viewing from the front because the doors are on the sides...
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Turned Post Bed By Tim Johnson Here's how to maintain a positive attitude the next time you hear the phrase "Honey, would you please make the bed?" Forget about the sheets and pillowcases. Head down to the workshop, glue up some timbers...
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Stowaway Bench This bench will fit in any entryway, and store your umbrella and gloves too! By Jon Stumbras This country-style bench will cut the clutter by the door and serve as a resting spot to put on your shoes. The lid opens up to reveal a handy...
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Sliding Door Bookcase Dust-free display with no hinges to mount! By Seth Keller Glass doors make a bookcase, but doors that swing on hinges are a pain to install. Ditto for doors that lift open and slide back—on a Barrister's bookcase, for...
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Stickley Arm Chair by Seth Keller Click Here to see the matching Stickley dining chair. This arm chair goes with the Stickley dining chairs featured on page 44 of the August/September issue of American Woodworker. As you can see from the drawings and...
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Hoosier Cabinet Recreate and American icon. By Tim Johnson Eighty years ago, before built-in cabinets were common, every modern homemaker wanted a "Hoosier" cabinet in her kitchen. As a baking center,it was the last word in efficient design...
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What's in your bag? Microphones, lapel pins and more with Don Champion
With fall in high gear, certain colors stand out on the streets. One of them is maroon -- or burgundy, deep red or brick. No matter what you call it, though, this color is definitely happening for autumn, as are rust and burnt orange, neutral browns and leaf-like hues. We spotted Channel 7's Don Champion sporting some of these tones. Continue reading to discover Champion's style mantra, what inspires his on-screen fashion and, of course, what's in his bag.
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Profession: Multimedia journalist/producer for Channel 7.
Favorite film: I find it fascinating how all of the lives interact in Crash. In reality, our lives really connect like that.
Autumn anthem: I haven't decided on one for fall yet, but Robert Glasper Experiment's Black Radio album was my summer anthem.
Style inspirations/icons: I love New York's fashion since it is so fashion-forward, and I also love Trey Songz's style. I always read GQ, as well.
Favorite color: I have always worn black and gray, but I'm into red now. I also love blue.
Favorite accessory: Chains and necklaces.
Style mantra: Sleek and classy. Nerdy but hip. I have to be versatile, as well. I always keep some clothes on standby and have to be prepared to cover a wildfire or a story in the snow.
Shops at: The Cherry Creek mall, Nordstrom, H&M, Goodwill and antique stores. L.A. is my favorite place to shop, since there are so many different stores there.
"My job in television can be very conservative, so I walk a fine line between what I can wear on camera and what I can't," he says. "My fashion cannot get in the way of my story."
The Gucci sneakers in tandem with the striped, rust-hued tie and jacket make this look well-rounded. "The great thing about fashion in 2012 is that it's an extension of personality," Champion says. "You can have a lot of fun with your looks and change often."
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My Kentucky Blue Grass / Rye Grass lawn is turning yellow and orange
Does anyone know why it is turning orange and yellow and if there is something I can do to help it? We have been getting a lot of rain and the ground is saturated. I did fertilize with some Nitrogen the other day to see if I could green it up some. Thanks Dave |
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Here's your answer: "We have been getting a lot of rain and the ground is saturated." When the ground is saturated, the grass suffers. It could be suffering from iron chlorosis as a result of too much water. If so, it's temporary and will improve once the soil dries out somewhat. If it goes on too long, you could get a fungus. |
- Posted by garycinchicago Z5 Chicago IL. (My Page) on Mon, Dec 14, 09 at 9:33
>"If it goes on too long, you could get a fungus." First pic ... center towards the bottom where it is really in focus, there already is "leaf spot". Throwing nitrogen at leaf spot can do more harm sometimes. Better to apply a fungicide ASAP and then allow the lawn to dry out. |
- Posted by lawndivot12 (My Page) on Tue, Dec 15, 09 at 1:03
First off that isn't Kentucky bluegrass, it looks like it is part blue grass and other strains of an old bluegrass called Kentucky blue 31. This seed was used extensively by highway departments to plant along roadsides hill sides etc. That white stuff might be a fungus already.. You will make it get green again but the yellow will always return. I used this on my hillside just for erosion but it will never make a good front lawn. If I were you I would keep overseeding with a good seed like Midnight and eventually get a nice lawn. I think your lawn is mostly tall fescue and that gets yellow. I hope I am wrong but don't think so. Lawndivot12 |
Lawndivot, I haven't heard of Kentucky blue 31 - are you confusing Kenblue (a bluegrass) with Ken 31 - a fescue? I'm not seeing much of Ken 31 - it's a much wider bladed grass (in my experience) than what I'm seeing here. Also, what are you seeing that helps you identify the particular variety of bluegrass? |
- Posted by lawndivot12 (My Page) on Wed, Jan 20, 10 at 20:35
Gags Kentucky 31 bluegrass is one of the oldest strains of any bluegrass on the market. I know it isn't Ken Blue. One reason it isn't bluegrass is that it is a tall fescue among others.This grass is much wider bladed than Kentucky bluegrass. Bluegrass makes a tight turf but if you kook closely the yellowed grasses are actually semi clumps and not actually a turf. The yellowed blades are the undesirable seeds in this picture. |
- Posted by arockerdude (My Page) on Fri, Jan 22, 10 at 4:47
Oh it is definitely KBG and Rye. I hand pull every piece of Winter grass, fescue and weeds that I see. There is only one supporting fiber per grass blade. The soil is semi clay type and it is saturated and compacted. I also believe this is fungus and Iron chlorosis. I purchased this sod from the Sodshop.com They are a shop out of Martinez Ca. That sales Sod for the Mellow Turf Ranch In Patterson Ca. They call this sod Mellow Rye. It is a 80 percent Blue Grass 20 percent Rye grass lawn. For purchasing turf in the California Bay area the Sod Shop is the place to go. My Boston Terrier really does a number on the lawn and it tends to clump. The lawn is great during the Summer I get a lot of compliments and it is the best lawn I can find anywhere I go. I was just wondering if there was anything that could be done for it. Last Winter someone out here said to spray milk on it not fungicide so I don't kill the good bacteria. I did and it seemed to help. I do wonder if this lawn is an older strain of KBG and not as disease resistant as the newer strains. I am going to try and over seed with a newer strain of KBG. But I'm not quite sure how to go about that. Do I sprinkle seed and then try and sprinkle top soil over the seed and existing lawn? And what time of year should I do it? Also where do you all purchase your seed and what KBG do you recommend? Thanks Dave Here are some pictures of the lawn during the Summer. This is the guy that tears it up! My Boston Terrorizer! One fiber only on every blade! Only a couple years since planted here. This lawn below is a Dwarf fescue lawn 10 minutes after I planted it at my brothers house. The blades are really thick! lots of fibers holding up each very thik blade. The back lawn also 80 20 mix Thanks for the help Dave I left a link below for more pics of my KBG, Roses, Fruit Tree's and such below. http://fototime.com/inv/DDBCFA726E0E5DC |
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- Posted by garycinchicago Z5 Chicago IL. (My Page) on Sat, Jan 23, 10 at 0:16
>"I hand pull every piece of Winter grass," Define "winter grass". |
- Posted by arockerdude z9 ConcorCalif. (My Page) on Sat, Jan 23, 10 at 4:35
Winter grass - I figured I would be questioned on that one He he. It is just another name my buddy (the lawn guy) uses for annual Blue and Rye grass. It is much lighter green than perennial Rye and Blue grass. |
If not for the fear of: 1. Having my neighborhood go up in flames I'd move to California in a heartbeat just to be able to have roses like that! And if you have time at some point - I'd love to hear some tips / lessons learned on the sod project you laid. Having tried to lay down just a few strips of sod this fall, I'm envious of the job you did for your brother. Regarding the actual fungus - try posting on the organics forum - several users have success with ordinary corn meal applied at (I think) 10-20 lbs / 1000 sq. ft. Not sure of your location - they usually pick it up at feed stores pretty cheaply. Best of luck, Gags |
- Posted by arockerdude z9 ConcorCalif. (My Page) on Tue, Jan 26, 10 at 3:06
1. Having my neighborhood go up in flames 2. Having my neighborhood washed away in a flood 3. Having my neighborhood be swallowed up in the next quake, #1 No fires if you stay away from the hill's where there are lots of old dead tree's |
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- Posted by grasslover69 (My Page) on Sun, Feb 7, 10 at 15:20
Did you ever get this issue sorted out? I'm having similar problems, and would like to know your solution if you did. |
- Posted by grasslover69 (My Page) on Wed, Feb 24, 10 at 16:23
Just to chime in again, I added some fertilizer(37-0-0) to a small area of the lawn to see if it would help, and apparently it did, as the area I added it to has greened up quite a bit. This probably won't work at this time for those in cooler areas, but here in eastern NC, the temps aren't too bad. I also added iron to a different section of the lawn, but there wasn't much change, so at this point I'm going with fertilizer as my solution. |
- Posted by arockerdude z9 ConcorCalif. (My Page) on Sun, Feb 28, 10 at 3:15
Grasslover69 I've had this problem every winter since I planted this lawn seven years ago. This is the second winter that I fertilized with nitrogen and it cleared right up and the lawn turned dark green again. I'm sure the ground drying out a bit helped also. The nitrogen seems to help get the grass growing again so that it can get pass the fungus. |
- Posted by grasslover69 (My Page) on Thu, Mar 4, 10 at 17:07
Thanks, arocker. |
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Chicken Cordon Bleu Rolls Recipe
- 8 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (8 ounces each)
- 8 thin slices deli ham
- 8 slices Swiss cheese
- 2 eggs
- 1 cup 2% milk
- 2 cups crushed cornflakes
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- Flatten chicken to 1/4-in. thickness. Top each with a slice of ham and cheese. Roll up and tuck in ends; secure with toothpicks.
- In a shallow bowl, whisk eggs and milk. In another shallow bowl, combine cornflakes and seasonings. Dip chicken in egg mixture, then roll in crumbs.
- Place on a greased baking sheet. Bake at 350° for 40-45 minutes or until chicken is no longer pink. Discard toothpicks. Yield: 8 servings.
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"Made this for dinner last night. Love the crunch of the corn flakes. The delicate flavor of garlic was just right. I also used provolone. Kicks up the flavor another notch. I will make this again, and again and again."
"Simple, tasty & easy to adjust for the number of people you're feeding. Love it!"
"This is a good recipe and I didn't find it bland at all. The cornflakes are a nice change of pace from bread crumbs because it makes a much crisper coating, which I enjoyed. I used provolone instead of Swiss cheese, and smoked ham, which was a really good combination with the chicken."
"Made 2 times. Second time I crushed seasoned croutons instead of corn flakes. Gave a nice flavor"
"This recipe is bland and tasteless. It needs butter or something to add flavor. Similar recipes dip the chicken rolls in butter, not egg wash, before rolling in crumbs. Or you could drizzle butter over the top before baking. Everything else is fine."


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