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have anyone heard of or had experiences with a company called Ramblewood Green or Ramblewood Equipment? I'm looking to replace a small gas double burner. In trying to find something with at least 10000 BTU's I've found a wolf CT15GS with 12000/9200 and a Ramblewood 11000/7000.
It looks like Ramblewood Green makes induction CTs as well, but I haven't found any mention on them on this sight. or, does anyone have other favorites for 2 hob gas
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Yes, the Holiday Forum is very quiet ...I'm not much help either ... when the weather permits, I am outdoors ...such a weird Spring & Summer about here, too...someone tell Mother Nature that we have 'nuf rain' already! ;-) Here's my Baker's Rack done up on the patio corner ... flowers are bloomin' in the gardens...lush ^& green w/all these cool, rainy days! Glad you made it thru the wedding w/o rain, nana! ~~hugs, Jeanne S. |
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Thanks for sharing your Spring Bakers rack it is terrific. I love the pansies Spring has sprung here too so has allergy season lol. . We've had much needed rain the last 3 days. We are several inches of rainfall below normal. Amazing when you consider the terrible weather some parts of the country are enduring. Nana |
Wonderful job on your Spring Baker's Rack Jeanne.. Love all the different items you mixed together for color and texture...very appealing...and speaks 'Spring' !! I agree w/Nana, love the pansies too. I know I've said this before, but I enjoy seeing your seasonal changes ...and this one for Spring is especially nice. Our weather has been crummy with on and off sun and rain..with rain mostly on the weekends... seems the weeds enjoy the combo tho! Nana glad you had good weather for the wedding too. I have to thank you for 'Holding down the Fort' while it's been quite here...you keep Holiday going. I know I've been in limbo with doing anything with our house still on the market. Seems the economy has most people not wanting to make any changes with so much uncertainty. Well...I do enjoy coming here to see what you're sharing with us...again - Thanks Nana...and you too Jeanne for sharing your pretty Bakers Rack! jane |
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Love all the items you arranged on your bakers rack Jeanne. Those pansies looks so festive. Wanted to tell you that the hollyhocks you sent me are blooming. Have some white ones this year. Had to move the pink ones from beside the shed due to some repairs. This fall I plan to plant more seed in the corner of the yard--will give more support since they grow so tall! Nana, you are so great about keeping this board going. I've been a real dud too--mostly working outside or cleaning, clearing out, and organizing. Luvs |
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Love, Love, Love it!! You always do such a wonderful job with it, but the pansies really enhanced it this time!! Kudos to you. |
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How pretty! And of course you're tormenting me with more PURPLE flowers. You have a yard full of them and I want to live next door to you sooo bad. LOL. hugs, Karen |
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Thanks, Holiday-ers! Some people love 'old windows' in their decor ... this is an old window painted by a friend for my b'day a few yrs back for my gardens ... here it is in the fence line w/blooming double Columbine this week. Everything is so lush & green right now w/all the rains! :-) Jeanne S. |
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Multiboxing.tv lets you watch multiboxing as it happens {WoW}
Jun 28th 2009 9:59AM You fail to realize that DB will only endorse the software they are PAID to push, which is KEYCLONE and everything else is secondary. Yes they might appear to be 'protecting' the community but what they are really doing is thwarting any growing of it in favour of its own software and own marketing to wit, their website and forum thus banning any other solution seeing as a threat to this.
I have picked apart the DB forums under a pseudo-name the past week, and I can find quite a few posts about how great KEYCLONE is and very little information about anything else.
If you were truly at your word, I would find more information about ALL multiboxing software and not just what you are paid to sell; though you might be in the guise of suggesting other solutions there really aren't any.
Until now.
Thus, we have two products, both with their own closed marketing strategies and lots of misinformation on both sides it seems, though I think Tim is more transparent then anyone on DB or Keyclone since neither a top lvl programmer or user has made an online stream promoting the software nor asking questions about multiboxing in general as Tim has done.
Once again, the fact you bring up that Tim's software COULD be in violation of Blizzard's UELA when clearly there is NO WAY this is true as he is using it, has used it in the past, and Blizzard is perfectly happy for him to do do (otherwise his accounts would be immediately banned - they are kinda on the ball in this regard!), shows you are just trying to stir things in your favor.
It could be said the very same things about KEYCLONE, to wit, that it violates aspects of Blizzard's UELA on such things as multiboxing and it is up to the USER how such software is to be used in the game, no less than any other addon I point out.
At NO point does Tim show that his software can be used in an illegal way, but you have already shown that KEYCLONE can in fact but configured to add functions that would detract from the multiboxing experience, indeed, that it can be used for botting purposes.
Feel free to keep posting, I will add further retorts as they come in. BTW - I have tried KEYCLONE, it sucks and it was extremely annoying to configure. Watching Tim's easy UI, well within the bounds of Blizzard's rules with NO POSSIBLITY of being against any rules nor breaking any while allowing an easier gameplay while multiboxing for those that choose to - see the live stream even tonight at 9pm CST on justin.tv.com. :)
Once again, I am not affiliated with justin.tv.com, DB, pwnboxer or Tim Sullivan in any way, I simply state some relevant observations that people should understand.
Multiboxing is PEFERCTLY LEGAL by Blizzard's OWN RULES under the agreement you signed when you become a subscriber.
What software you use to do it, is what is in question here.
Multiboxing.tv lets you watch multiboxing as it happens {WoW}
Jun 27th 2009 6:13PM You don't discuss Tim's product because you work for a rival company called Keyclone, yup, we know all about you bud.
I think we can disregard everything you say, as well as your crappy Keyclone software; have a nice day!
Multiboxing.tv lets you watch multiboxing as it happens {WoW}
Jun 27th 2009 6:00PM I've been watching this stream since Monday of last week, and I have to say that Tim is not specifically doing the stream to sell or promote his software; as has been stated, he will stop and explain what the software can do when asked direct questions.
I have seen the number of people watching grow from 100 people or so, throughout the stream event which can last many hours with viewer numbers very stable with this Friday's cast reaching a peak of 865 people!
He is putting on a quite a show for people. So far I have watched him do many instances, such as SM (all sides), RFC, Uldaman, Marudon sometimes running BGs in between. Throughout the cast, there is a constant flow of new viewers asking the same questions, most commonly 'what is multiboxing?' or 'hey Tim, what software are you using to do this stream?' or '..to multibox'. He has never stopped what he is doing just to promote anything, he does take the time though to answer questions people have; and this often requires him actually opening up the pwnboxer UI and showing what it does.
Its great he takes the time do this, it makes it a fun experience to watch. I am not affiliated with Mr. Sullivan in anyway, in fact, I do not even play WoW anymore (I have in the past though). Watching his stream, and looking at how easy his software is to use, I have been thinking about activating my account again.
Another thing Tim makes clear is the legal issues surrounding multiboxing. This is an important issue, which he goes into detail about but simply put, it is perfectly legal to multibox WoW.
One must check the source of any mud-slinging at Tim about his stream or his software, its quite possible those doing so actually are employed by rival multiboxing companies.
Clearly Tim has a good product here, he really enjoys multiboxing, loves WoW and has good information for people about all this stuff. My overall conclusion is 'go Timmeh'!
Mines of Moria gets a November 18th release date {Massively}
Nov 21st 2008 9:38AM This is true about WoW, they are not 'next generation' graphics one they Blizzard has focussed on is trying to have as wide a user base as possible so they have toned down the amount of pixels they will allow on the screen so you just don't get the rich textures you will find in LOTRO.
That said, any machine can play LOTRO - I have a friend who plays on a $500 laptop, has the settings on medium, running DX10 with FPS around 25-30 at 1280x1024 and all stable for any situation as I have personally witnessed a very stable game for him.
Now if you move textures to Very High you will start to see the etched patterns in armor, whether they be rune designs or the stitching patterns on the leather armor, even the fineness of the cloth on the cloaks, and Ultra High brings these textures to life in a way only LOTRO offers.
That said, the specular lighting effects are amazing, MoM has introduced even more glob effects and improved AA with help from Microsoft (now endorses this game) and the video card companies such that, people have been commenting that overall FPS for people has gone up by about 15%.
I never had any issues, the game with MoM is now smoother than ever.
LOTRO also boasts THE best water effects of any game in the market. This only adds to the atmosphere you are questing in, not to mention of course, that the layout of the zones couldn't be easier to find where you need to be with a rich variety of environments - from wide planes, to deep forests, to high mountains, to ancient ruins, to the Mines of Moria itself ---> and you might think a mine is a mine is a mine but no...this place is beautiful inside, and massive.
No..hands down, Mines of Moria and LOTRO has the best graphics, deep story line, mature gaming commmunity (everyone is really nice and pleasant to one another, seriously), great player animations/emotes/combat sounds, huge bestiary, many titles/deeds to personally explore, and great group quests from 3 mans, all the way to 24 mans and PVP to do as well.
Let the little kids play WoW, I'm sticking to LOTRO as the one is checkers, while LOTRO is more like CHESS and the latter is a far, far superior game.
Did I mention the LIFETIME SUBSCRIBER option for LOTRO? Its awsome, pay once, and never pay a monthly fee again, and I get a reduced fee on the MoM expansion as well. Turbine is really helping the players to enjoy the game, and not price gouging like other video game companies do, because they know that, once you cross a certain threshold; they know you'll pay anything to keep going.
Turbine is not like that. And the player-base appreciates it!
Hope this helps you guys out, and nay-sayers out there, can just push off.
Mines of Moria gets a November 18th release date {Massively}
Nov 21st 2008 9:25AM This is because you are pushing your ingame settings too high, buy some more RAM or lower your settings but don't complain about it as there is a way to reduce loading times to
Mines of Moria gets a November 18th release date {Massively}
Nov 21st 2008 9:22AM Yes the animations are slightly slower, however, with the updates interupts are INSTANT so the majority of classes are benefiiting from improvements with the MoM expansion. Overall the gameplay is about WoW quality in raids, in 12 or 24 mans there is TONS of stuff going on you don't notice the 'slow animations' as you say. It is quite trite to analyze them so actually, as the textures of the characters are actually deeper and richer than anything WoW, AOC, Warhammer with its '96 entry lvl graphics so hands down LOTRO under DX10 (even under 9) has the superior graphics and all the player animations, are very well done.
If you want quick twitch graphics, stick to WoW as the eye candy, though well done, is a bit too cartoony for my tastes and I got sick of it.
LOTRO is more 'real world' with actual leaves on trees, grass that sway with wind, rain and environmental effects, and a huge bestiary boasting many different types of bleeds, poisons, melee- ranged attacks, different sounds for these beasts, and all these animations amazing too.
I don't know what you're saying really, in the end, LOTRO wins the graphic war - though yes, the animations are slower but you can't Heart-Seeker a Warg-Rider for 3500 points of Ancient Dwarf damage in WoW so who cares...


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So it has been proven that T-Rex was an opportunist and behaved as both a scavenger, and a predator (when the prey was somewhat small and not too difficult to obtain). We have learned quite a few things in the past about dinosaurs, that's for sure. But what many people don't consider is when they changed. Now, I know a few basic things about dinosaurs, but I'm not entirely familiar with every aspect of their history.
What species of dinosaur had feathers? And at which point in evolution did they accumulate these feathers? Obviously one species didn't become another overnight. Many people I've spoken with argue quite specifically about a species they've read about, but don't consider that specimens discovered have often been found looking fairly different from others of the same or at least very similar species. It's highly possible that their deaths had been separated by many years of evolution, so vague changes in anatomy have likely been documented. At which point did reptiles obtain feathers? Did a dinosaur inherit feathers from an ancestor species? Or did they acquire feathers themselves at some point in their own stages of evolution?
This is definitely a question for the experts among you. I'm am well aware that many species had feathers, but at which point did they acquire them? Did they all have feathers at one point or did bald members of a species exist with feathered members? Maybe some members of a species had very few feathers, while feathers were more abundant on others?
If we do not know for sure, perhaps this could be implemented in the game for the sake of diversity? I'm not an expert on the subject, so i am legitimately asking this as a question to those of you who know more than me on the subject. Educate those of us who may not know the specifics. Do we know for certain when a species or it's ancestors first adopted feathers? If you're unsure, is it possible that perhaps the whole reason we didn't discover feathers until recently, is because some discovered specimens did not have evidence of feathers? When I think about how many specimens have been discovered, there's a good chance many of them HAD been separated from many years of evolution and have looked someone different from one another, despite all being considered a variant of T-Rex or Velociraptor. There could be huge gaping holes in my logic, but it would just seem weird to ignore that the dinosaurs are the missing link between reptiles and birds, so there had to be a point that certain members of a species had feathers and others didn't. Whether it was a variant of the Velociraptor itself, or one of it's ancestors.
Please understand, I'm not trying to start an argument here. I'd just like to become better educated on the matter, and i'm considering the possibility that there may have been variants of different species that could add even more diversity into the game. I'm sure we all like diversity, right? If i'm wrong, by all means let me know and I'll gladly admit it. I'm just wondering if adding both feathered and bald variants could add some easy diversity to the game, just like patterns and color variants. Alternate coloring and patterns, as well as adding or removing feathers is an easy way of adding diversity to the game. That way you don't have to create whole new set of models for a bunch of different dinosaurs to add variety.
Think about it, would you rather 15 types of dinosaur with 1 color scheme each? Or 12 types with 2-4 variants each?
To the experts among us, what possibilities are we looking at? And if science hasn't proven yet at what point a species adopted feathers, or other comparatively recent discovered traits for that matter, do you think it is acceptable to consider the possibility that bald variants did exist? Would it be okay to you if the game included bald variants?
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Half of Europe is trying to, but no-one plays football quite like Barcelona: the style is unique, and it demands a very specific skillset from the players.
One result of this is that new signings have to adapt; it's rare for a new arrival to play the same role at Barcelona as they did at their previous club. David Villa was a central striker with Valencia, while at Barcelona he plays wide-left. Alexis Sanchez was a winger and then a number ten at Udinese; now he wears the number nine shirt and often plays upfront. Javier Mascherano was a holding midfielder; now he's a centre-back. If you don't adapt, you don't fit in. Zlatan Ibrahimovic was sold after a season because he couldn't adjust his game, while Alex Hleb's didn't have the mental capacity to adjust to Guardiola's regime.
The tale of Cesc Fabregas is more complex. He trained at Barcelona until the age of 16 before moving to Arsenal. There, he spent one-third of his life and the majority of his serious footballing education in London, trained in the Arsenal youth academy and brought up to play in the Premier League. Arsenal and Barcelona are often likened in footballing style, but Arsenal move the ball forward more quickly—Arsene Wenger's best sides played with pace rather than hoarding the ball like Barca do.
Therefore, like Villa and Sanchez, Fabregas had to adapt. The problem is it's not clear what he's meant to become. He arrived at the club as something of a number ten, the highest Arsenal midfielder in a 4-2-3-1. Barcelona don't play with a 4-2-3-1, and therefore they don't play a ten. They haven't for years, which is partly why Juan Roman Riquelme didn't fit in. Deco, who played at the top of the midfield in a 4-3-1-2 at Porto, had to drop deeper.
But which way is Fabregas going to move? At the start of the season he was pushed into the forward line beside Lionel Messi, and surprised everyone with his goalscoring. Now, Pep Guardiola prefers deploying him much deeper in midfield.
The key word here is patience. The word describes Barcelona's passing style, it also describes one of the few qualities Fabregas does not have. But this alone doesn't solve the problem, for Fabregas' impetuousness affects him regardless of which role he plays. When moved forward at Arsenal, he said, "Now, my position is higher up on the pitch, sometimes I don't touch the ball as often as I used to, so I have to be patient." But when talking about adjusting to a midfield role at Barcelona, he says "Playing as an interior means you have to be disciplined, to keep your position, and sometimes I lack the patience of [Sergio] Busquets and Xavi [Hernandez]. It is not easy."
When high up he wants the ball too quickly, when in midfield he's too keen to get it forward. He acknowledges this, saying "I always want to get forward, as I was used to at Arsenal, where the football is more nervous."
Clearly, Guardiola has tried to change his style. Earlier in the season he described Fabregas as bringing 'anarchy' to Barcelona's finely-tuned system, while some coaches at Barcelona were shocked by how direct Fabregas was, accusing him of making Barcelona's play 'too English'. He's still adjusting. "At Arsenal I was free to do whatever I wanted, and tactically I wasn't good at all. Here I have to work much more for the team and be married to my position. I can't just go wherever I want, I have to think tactically, and that's the thing I've improved upon."
But there remains a danger that Fabregas could be coached out of what makes him special. His best moments at Arsenal came from his directness, and when Spain used him as a supersub at the World Cup two years ago, he brought an added burst of ambition to their play—generally replacing the slower, more thoughtful Xabi Alonso. Spain didn't win the World Cup from tiki-taka—they won it because they combined tiki-taka with more direct options: Fabregas, Pedro Rodriguez, Jesus Navas, Fernando Llorente. They had a plan B, C, D and E, all of which were more direct than their natural ideology, and all of which were needed at some point in the competition. But at Barcelona, the directness comes from Messi and Sanchez, the two major Barcelona attacking options not available to Spain.
I remember reading an interview with England rugby player Jonny Wilkinson back in the early 2000s. I've no interest in rugby, but found it fascinating that Wilkinson said he'd become the greatest kicker in the world by completely changing his physical technique and mental preparation, and that there was a period of transition between the two styles, where he could do neither to a high standard.
That seems to be where Fabregas is at the moment. He's not offering a goal threat nor contributing to great build-up play. He was left out of the Clasico starting XI, a fair decision considering his poor performance at Stamford Bridge last week, but Messi lacked the support Fabregas had been providing early on this season.
Now Barcelona want him to play in a less vertical way. The time has come to look for a replacement for Xavi, especially with nagging injury problems (though don't be surprised he's still playing for Barca in four years time) and Fabregas might be the man. But, at the moment, he's a less able replacement than Andres Iniesta, Sergio Busquets or Thiago Alcantara.
Fabregas looked up to Guardiola when at La Masia—"He was a hero for me…I learned from watching him, the way he passed the ball and calmly controlled the game"—and to suit Guardiola the coach, it seems Fabregas will have to mimic Guardiola the player.


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By court or by commission, airport workers poised to see their wages take off
Workers at Sea-Tac Airport will get a raise of some kind in 2015. It's just a matter of how much.
Washington Supreme Court judges are determining whether the city of SeaTac can impose a minimum wage law on Sea-Tac Airport, which is also under the jurisdiction of the Port of Seattle.
If the court agrees that the $15-an-hour law SeaTac voters passed in November applies to the airport, the law will go into effect immediately.
But regardless of what the judges decide, workers at the airport will still get a raise.
The Port of Seattle Commission, which governs Sea-Tac Airport, passed its own living wage policy July 1, which mandates workers earn $13 to $15.50 an hour.
The Commission announced its living wage policy June 24, just two days before its lawyers headed to Olympia to make their case to the Washington Supreme Court that the Port is not governed by the city of SeaTac. They argued that the law SeaTac voters passed in November is too broad and hurts the operations of Sea-Tac Airport.
"SeaTac can't regulate in the city of Bothell anymore than it can at the airport," said Timothy Leyh, a lawyer representing the Port of Seattle, which joined Alaska Airlines and Filo Foods in suing to overturn SeaTac's law.
Lawyers defending SeaTac's law disagreed, arguing that Sea-Tac Airport is not above the laws of the city in which it is located, and that the Port's recent policy proves that SeaTac's law is not harmful to airport businesses.
By passing its own minimum wage law, "the Port has conceded that this ordinance does not interfere with airport operations," said Wayne Tanaka, a lawyer representing the city of SeaTac.
The Washington Supreme Court typically makes a decision three months after oral arguments. If the judges agree that the law applies, businesses at Sea-Tac Airport will have to pay workers $15 an hour and back pay, because the law went into effect Jan. 1.
SeaTac's minimum wage law has faced legal opposition from the beginning. Alaska Airlines and Filo Foods fought the initiative before it went to voters, disputing the language of the law and many of the signatures proponents collected to put it on the ballot.
Proponents prevailed, and voters passed the law by just 77 votes Nov. 5.
The law was meant to apply to people working at Sea-Tac Airport and in hotels, parking lots, rental car companies and restaurants attached to the airport or hotels.
Alaska Airlines and Filo Foods sued again after the law passed, putting the law on hold for workers at the airport. As a result, only 1,600 workers at 11 hotels and two large parking lots in SeaTac received a raise on Jan. 1.
An estimated 14,500 people work at Sea-Tac Airport, including baggage handlers, flight attendants, restaurant employees and security officers. Many make less than $11 an hour, including ramp and fuel agents, according to the Port of Seattle.
Other airports, including Los Angeles, Oakland and St. Louis, have living wage laws ranging from $11 to $16 an hour.
Under the Port's policy, workers will eventually earn $15.50 an hour, but with some caveats. The policy allows employers to count other benefits as wages, including tips and contributions to employees' medical plans and retirement accounts.
According to the policy, workers will receive $13.72-an-hour in wages and benefits or $11.22-an-hour not counting benefits. In 2017, the wages increase to $13.00, not counting benefits, or $15.50 counting benefits.
Port of Seattle Commissioners argued that the proposal is a proactive response to workers' demands for better wages.
"It would have been very easy to punt; to let the courts decide," said Commissioner Stephanie Bowman.
Minimum wage activists, however, say the commissioners are wasting their time passing a wage that is weaker than what voters wanted.
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The Port's minimum wage is, if anything, an argument in favor of the $15-an-hour law, he said.
"I think of it really as a full-throated endorsement of the fundamental principal at issue in this case," Iglitzen said in a telephone conference with reporters June 25.
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I recently paid for some guys to come out, dig a few trenches, lay some irrigation and I told them to "bring dirt to fill in the areas where major erosion had occurred". The issue is they brought in a few yards of "topper" and just simply laid that on top of my hard dirt. I don't have any plants yet, and I plan on putting some in along my fence and in various areas, but right now the topper is so light it just blows all over the place.
So my thoughts are that I need to have someone use a roto-tiller and mix this topper in with the harder dirt below. I also thought that It might not be a bad idea to have the next group of guys bring in some additional straight 'dirt'. Maybe they should till this topper in to the hard dirt below, then bring the new dirt in, throw it on top, then quickly till that in again? Right now I can't even rake my back yard of leaves as what happens is the topper moves around so much I end up throwing a ton of it out. How can I best fix this situation and get back to having a normal back yard dirt that I can rake and next spring I can dig a few holes, plant some hedges, etc? Here are some photos so you have a better idea of what is going on http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/9Pul979XdD0sTGCWM8ef9A?feat=directlink http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/SJ4nQ-6jXGtCqF0AT1Y6Ug?feat=directlink http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/1EOvBDjzPw3EaD-aDIwXqg?feat=directlink http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/d2yjDW05dHcRiNtp6HGXbA?feat=directlink |
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You can rent a tiller at your local home depot for cheap, and it's not particularly hard or time-consuming. Not sure what your physical situation is, but I recall it being only slightly more demanding than pushing a mower, especially if you already have just dirt and not grass/weeds to till through. |
Hi Amg Soak the ground well day before or over several days before rototilling to condition the hard ground and add a couple more inches of organic material or loamy soil. It shouldn't be that expensive to have a local landscape maintenance company do it or a neighbor's son. Get at least three quotes to verify a good cost from professional contractors for the job. Aloha |
After the organic material in the topper decomposes you will be left with the original soil plus whatever mineral component the topper had. Perhaps the main benefit of digging organic amendments into soil destined for long term planting is the loosening and aeration of the soil, rather than the properties of the amendments. If you need to raise the grade or fill holes, try to get soil similar to that already on the site to use for that. When that is done, if it appears the existing soil loosened for planting and mulched afterward will not be adequate for the kinds of plants you want to grow, then bring in a suitable-appearing soil and spread that on top, WITHOUT MIXING THE TWO LAYERS TOGETHER AFTERWARD. Be sure to mulch after planting, maintain a mulch around (but never on) the plants. If you are in a hot part of California even vegetable plantings might benefit from summer mulching. Otherwise warm season crops at least may be better with the surface of the soil left open to being warmed by the sun, this would certainly seem likely up here (where summers are cool). |
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"Some retailers who had embraced the 'less packaging is better' mentality for their organics have now come around to wanting packaging due to the large loss of misrings at checkout," said Greenfield, who added that cashiers often confuse bulk organic products with typically lower-priced conventional product.
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Greenfield said NNZ recently worked with Lakeside Produce, Leamington, Ontario, and Origin Organic Farms Inc., Delta, British Columbia, to provide Loblaws with an earth friendly header bag for tomatoes on the vine.
Greenfield said organic sales have continued to increase despite the recession because some consumers who previously ate out frequently are now eating more meals at home more and tend to buy organic.
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Ian Ferguson, vice president of Mississauga, Ontario-based Chantler Packaging Inc., said sustainability isn't as simple as picking reusable plastic or recyclable cardboard.
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hello, i put in a raspberry plant about two years ago and it is bearing fruit. now the mother plant has sent out suckers and there are more plants in a garden bed close by the original plant. but while the mother plant is bearing fruit the suckers are not. the new sucker plants have only come up this year. is it a matter of time before they bear fruit too? or will these never bear? thank you!!!! |
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it is a matter of time.....one year...like the mother plant took |
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USENIX LISA: Ted T'so Helps with System Crashes and Presents SystemTap
Linux kernel developer Ted T'so shared his know-how in a number of tutorials at the USENIX LISA conference in San Diego. One theme was getting first help for system crashes, and in the process, he took the opportunity to present SystemTap.
"Don't panic," thus the first advice from T'so in his presentation on hardware crashes. Never spare time with his second advice: "make backups!" T'so himself puts a lot of weight in scripts to secure data, but he also points to open source solutions like Amanda and Sync, or commercial variants like BRU and Arkeia. After presenting a few possible hardware catastrophe scenarios ("Linux hardware can do some pretty creative crashing"), T'so suggests looking for causes at the lowest level. "I apologize" he says, "but I have to admit that Linux error messages aren't among the most sysadmin friendly." His suggestion is to integrate kernel log messages into the search.
His first solution is to use the image backup as a way to rescue at least what's left. T'so suggests having a good handle on the material to help in resolving problems. One area is understanding hard disk partitions and Logical Volume Manager (LVM), where T'so spent some time in an overview on filesystem monitoring. His example of an effective file recovery system is e2fsck, part of the Linux ext filesystem. His encouraging conclusion was, if you know where the problem emanated and if you take the proper care, most data recovery will be successful.
During his afternoon session, Ted T'so, also representing the Linux Foundation, launched into presenting SystemTap, a new developer tool. The software package targets technical support folks who can use it to tap into Linux kernel data noninvasively. T'so points to its effectiveness even in its current early phases. He cautions against using any of the other tools currently shipped with products, especially the enterprise versions where updates are few and far between.
Detailed information on SystemTap is available in the Sourceware wiki, which includes an FAQ and advice pages. Upcoming versions of SystemTap should include a Script Toolchest, and the wiki contains informtion on it already.
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The survey also asked marketers how they expected their spending on media channels to change in 2010 compared with 2009. Online spending is expected to see the largest increase, yet spending on print and direct mail is expected to increase compared to 2009 spending plans. In 2010, respondents state that their print spending is expected to increase 27.9 percent (compared to the 16.4 percent increase of 2009), and direct mail spending is projected to increase 37.7 percent (compared to the 20.2 percent increase of 2009). [Click photo at right to view larger version of chart.]
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Considered one of AILA's top writers and speakers, Ms. Rose's Continuing Legal Education (CLE) sessions are in high demand. She is an outstanding speaker that strives to make her CLE courses fun and unique and she has regularly been called upon by AILA and other professional bar associations including the Tennessee Bar Association, the Nashville Bar Association, and the Lawyer's Association for Women to present on immigration CLE subjects. She has authored multiple articles over the years, including co-writing the leading article on wage issues in the labor certification process "Prevailing Wages Under PERM - How To "Do The Right Thing," which is in AILA's PERM manual.
Ms. Rose has distinguished herself in her many years of volunteer service to AILA. She has taken on these roles enthusiastically, juggling both her professional and personal responsibilities with her AILA service, and doing it with style, grace, and a little bit of humor.
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open-ended reflection. There needs to be time for efficient data
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machine and time to sit idly in the garden. We need to work in Google's
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balance between those two very different states of mind. Mentally,
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"Privacy has a politics. For many, the idea 'we're all being observed all the time anyway, so who needs privacy?' has become commonplace. But this state of mind has a a cost."--Turkle, p. 262
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AHMEDABAD/ RAJKOT: There is good news for passengers hoping for an improvement in rail connectivity between Gujarat and other states. Railway minister will flag off seven trains from New Delhi on November 11, which include four trains from Ahmedabad division, two from Bhavnagar division and one from Rajkot division.
The trains that would be flagged off include Bhuj-Dadar Express via Ahmedabad, bi-weekly, Gandhidham-Puri Express weekly via Ahmedabad, Ahmedabad-Varanasi and Ahmedabad-Patan passenger train. The two trains from Bhavnagar division are Bhavnagar-Kochuveli Express (Via Konkan), weekly and Porbandar-Howrah Express, weekly.
Malayalees in Bhavnagar are a happy lot as the Bhavnagar-Kochuveli Express (Via Konkan), which was announced in the last railway budget, was waiting for a VIP to flagged it off. The train (No. 19260), according to sources, is ready with its coaches and engine parked in Bhavnagar.
The trains were announced by then railway minister Mamata Banerjee in February. "We had given various dates to our headquarters to formally inaugurate the weekly train," sources in Western Railways at Ahmedabad said.
Railway officials said Bhavnagar-Kochuveli Express will leave Bhavnagar on Sundays at 5.25 am and reach Kochuveli on Tuesday at 3.10 am. Its stoppages include Sinhor Junction, Botad, Joravaragar, Ahmedabad, Nadiad, Anand, Vadodara, Ankleshwar, Surat, Vasai Road, Panvel, Roha, Chiplun, Ratnagiri, Shindhudurg, Thivam, Karwar, Kumta, Mangalore, Kannur, Vadakara, Tirur, Kottayam and Kollam. The train's composition will be 1 A/C two-tier sleeper coach , 2 AC three-tier sleeper coaches, seven sleeper class coaches, six general second class coaches and 2 second class luggage-cum-brake van.
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Opening day isn�t even here yet, and already we have enough controversy to last us the whole season. At a time when we�d much rather be thinking about fresh-cut grass, hot rookies, and pennant dreams, we�re forced to deal with a far darker issue: steroids.
As baseball fans, we are of course used to controversies of every shape and size (some might even say we thrive on the ensuing debates). Does the game need a salary cap? Should Pete Rose be reinstated? Was the 1975 World Series the best ever? From QuesTec to clutch, we�ve taken it all in stride. But this time it�s different. This time, it�s hit home.
It�s not that we didn�t see it coming, of course. Ever since Ken Caminiti revealed that he had used steroids during his 1996 MVP season, and stated that more than half the league�s players are on the juice, we�ve known that something was amiss. Now, with ongoing federal investigation and countless headlines, we can�t dodge the issue any longer.
Why do we care so much about steroids, far more than about so many other issues affecting the game? Part of it is certainly pure voyeurism. When something potentially embarrassing happens to the rich and famous, be it Britney or Barry, we all invariably tune in. When names such as Jason Giambi, Gary Sheffield, or Barry Bonds are mentioned in connection with the steroid investigation, we�re going to pay attention, particularly when Bonds has a chance of breaking one of baseball�s most hallowed marks, the all-time home run record. But that�s not enough to explain the extent of our interest, nor the uneasy feeling that�s made itself at home in the pits of our stomachs.
It�s certainly not the fact that steroids are illegal. We�re quick to forgive athletes who commit far more serious offenses. Caught driving with a blood-alcohol level higher than your ERA? Don�t worry, the fans will forgive you.
The reason also isn�t simply that steroids are against the rules of the game. On the contrary: cheating has always been a part of baseball, from the days when John McGraw hid extra balls in the outfield grass to today, and fans accept that. Our attitude toward doctored balls and phantom tags is extremely tolerant. When we think of famed spitballer Gaylord Perry, we�re far more likely to chuckle indulgent than to feel genuine outrage.
Yet steroids are different, because they fly in the face of one of our fundamental beliefs about the game, namely that skill is far more important than physique. Sure, we all marvel at the athleticism of a Vladimir Guerrero or a Torii Hunter, but we all know on a fundamental level that when it comes to hitting a baseball, reflexes, a good eye, and quick wrists are what counts, not muscles. Perhaps that�s why we like players like John Kruk, who once said, �I ain�t an athlete, I�m a baseball player,� so much, or the great Babe Ruth, who once shocked Harry Hooper by wolfing down six hot dogs and six bottles of soda before a game: these are people like us, people we can identify with. Long after those dreams of playing center for the Knicks have dissolved, presumably right after that last high school growth spurt left you well shy of seven feet, you can still fantasize about being a ballplayer.
Steroids challenge that notion. If steroid use is as common as some players, such as Caminiti, say, does muscle mass perhaps play a more important role than we�d like to think? Do we have to redefine the way we think about ballplayers? And more importantly, do we have to change the way we think of ourselves?
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The goal was to incorporate some of the newest neoprene technologies to make the Zealot even warmer, lighter, and stretchier than last year.
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I had taken the Nemesis HP design as far as it would go. I simply couldn't make it jump higher, ride faster or deliver more power, so we had to look at other ways of improving it.
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The Surge is a completely new design within a traditional C-kite geometry.
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