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ROTTIGIRL: I don't have any more Corydalis but I'll pot you up some of the pink Columbine seedlings. Can't guarantee they will come true but since they are the first seeds they may well.
Barb/knottyceltic |
Follow-Up Postings:
- Posted by knottyceltic S/W Ontario 5b (My Page) on Thu, Jun 7, 07 at 20:48
Well folks, it's been a blast but I'm pooped from potting so I'm gonna quit now so I can focus on getting everything packed in the car the night before the swap. Everything I have left is going in the gamblers circle along with a few other items that I never got around to listing. See you at Signet's on Sunday! Barb/Knottyceltic |
- Posted by daylilyhowie 5b (My Page) on Thu, Jun 7, 07 at 20:55
I will bring Pink Damask and Night Beacon for Bonnie. Thanks for the Trades. Howard |
- Posted by daylilyhowie 5b (My Page) on Thu, Jun 7, 07 at 20:56
I will bring you a piece of Anzac, can you trade for your Peachleafed bellfowers? Thanks. Howard |
No Rottigirl.lol Don't need trays - I have enough trays to grow 14000 plants. cheers |
- Posted by barb_from_london (My Page) on Thu, Jun 7, 07 at 22:08
Update on Plant List: Sorry to everyone who asked for the Japanese maple seedling, but capelhke got in there first. The copper iris is also gone to signet, I think. To hostaaud and greylady-gardiner - the Scabiosa japonica had two little offsets, which I potted up for you. Hostaaud, do you have any more good hostas left? Greylady-gardiner, I don't know what plants you still have available. Flowergirl - I still have an Iris ensata seedling if you'd like it. What do you still have available? imagooch - Yes, I have more bear's foot hellebore - what plants do you still have left? nyssaman - Could I trade the flowering ginger for a Staphyla trifoliata seedling? More things I could trade: small redbud seedling about 10" tall |
- Posted by greylady-gardener (My Page) on Thu, Jun 7, 07 at 22:25
Thank you very much!! My list is below....will probably have a few unlisted things at the swap..not sure right now....my head is a bit full with too much info!! LOL Let me know if there is something of interest for you. Lois WHITE GOOSENECKED LOOSESTRIFE |
- Posted by greylady-gardener (My Page) on Thu, Jun 7, 07 at 22:27
I will absolutely have some peachleafed bellflowers for your Anzac daylily. thank you very much! Lois |
thankyou howard |
Hi all, I've been computer-free for a couple of days. Just posting what I think is the final list. Table below . . .
Greylady, about a hundred posts ago you asked for a Gaillarda Sundance. I can do that, but I'm all out now. Signet, I'm being far too picky, I know. Don't worry that you're receiving more than I'm taking. Think of it as a hostess gift . . . Bev |
Yes Ill put a bladdernut aside for you |
Bev, I dont see on your list that I am giving you violets. Are you not interested any longer? Also, there must be something I have that you might like . I have one small Kingspear .Does that interest you ? A piece of Sanguisorba Obtusa ? I cant think what else might interest you Let me know please Signet |
- Posted by greylady-gardener (My Page) on Fri, Jun 8, 07 at 10:35
I am potting up like mad, but I feel that I am forgetting some things that I promised to people. I have a list, but it is a bit "chicken scratched"!! would it be possible for the people that I have made trades with to send me a quick e-mail just listing the things that I have promised to bring you? It would really help. |
I am so disappointed. All of a sudden the house has filled up with kids and grandchildren, making it impossible for me to get at the rest of the pulling of the plants that I had offered. It turns out that they have dumped the wee grandchildren off onto us until late Sunday. I'm so disappointed as they all knew that I had plans for this weekend. I'm so sorry if this has caused anybody any trouble and I hope that you all have a super great time at the swap. Audrey |
Hi Signet, Ooops, I forgot your violets. Yes, I'd like a Sanguisorba obtusa. It looks very unusual and we certainly have the space for it. What's a Kingspear? I couldn't find a reference. Bev |
Well that's no fun hostaaud - I don't know how many wee ones you have but we are bringing our 2 kids and they are under 3. My wife has offered to come over and baby sit and our kids can play with your grand kids while you pot up stuff - she used to be a nanny - if your in london.lol. just an idea. cheers |
- Posted by rottweilergirl (My Page) on Fri, Jun 8, 07 at 14:03
Barb/knottyceltic -- that is fine. nyssaman - In that case I will take a few trays from you!LOL!! hostaaud -That is a shame!! I was looking forward to meeting you. Ross-I don't have acccess to internet right now. I can meet you after the swap to exchange? Saves carrying that extra stuff all the way there & back. I trust you!!LOL!! Besides I will be going to IMAGOOCH's after the swap as well, and apparently you live near her. I can do both on the same day hopefully. Will make arrangements when I meet you on Sunday. I have no way to reach you as I am not going to post my cell phone # on here. Maybe IMAGOOCH may still have it? and she can pass it along to you?!?! I will call her and see what she has to say. |
- Posted by rottweilergirl (My Page) on Fri, Jun 8, 07 at 14:07
Hello Lovinlife. Just making sure you got my message. Unfortunately I don't have access to internet at home right now. So any requests most likely will not be received before I leave for the swap. I have lots to bring, and I am sure you will be able to find something you like. |
- Posted by knottyceltic S/W Ontario 5b (My Page) on Fri, Jun 8, 07 at 14:12
Hey Hostaaud... let Vic do the babysitting of the grandkids for a few hours...it won't kill him. Chips, juice and a few good videos/DVD's and no problem. Cripes if he has to order pizza it's no skin off his nose. GIRL, you need the break!!! and watching the kids for a few hours won't hurt Vic one bit...no excuses for him... let him watch them while you come for a few hours. Barb/knottyceltic |
Hi All. Well , after much work , the property was looking pretty good for the swap ......that is until this afternoon. I dont know if we had a twister come thru or not but it was darn close if it wasnt one. Blew corn husks all over our property and took out one of our old Manitoba maples .So now we have this massive tree lying on the ground (part of it is on my Lilacs :?( right where I dont want it to be.) It also took out my metal pergola ....nice twisted mess it is right now right in the middle of my daylily garden ....so I have no idea what things will look like on Sunday .....hopefully better than now anyway. So disappointing ......hope everyone else made it thru the storms unscathed. Signet |
Hi Sorry I won't get to meet you Audrey maybe some other time.Maybe like Barb says you can get hubby to watch the kids or maybe he could come to with the kiddies? There is a storm warning I hope all is ok over your way we are getting wind now and thunder storm expected later?? Looks like it is going to be a good weekend for us. Please everyone keep save God Bless see you all Sunday some tomorrow hehe. Elaine |
I lost a big branch off of one of my maples and some of my potted plants decided to try out flying. Turns out that they weren't very good at it :0) I think we must have caught the tail end of a twister somewhere along the lake. See you all Sunday |
Hi All, a few questions for individual members (under your user name) and my final swap list. Please let me know if I have any of the swaps wrong or have forgotten anything. I tried to make a list as I went but fear some trades may have fallen through the cracks with all the different swap pages. SKRAPS – Fran's Hans Daylily, double flowering 'fluva' (orange) Daylily, and double ballerina Datura for Ostrich Fern and Golden Chain Tree DAYLILYHOWIE – start of blood grass for Red(?) Carnation ROSCOP - White and Yellow (German) Iris and a small start of blood grass for Red Crocosmia. SHARI - Knotweed, a green-leaved Hosta, Bloodgrass, Frans Hals (if left) and Dianthus for Orange Tiger Lily and some white Trilliums. BONNIE – Pink Peony. SIGNET - White Bleeding Heart seedling, lupine seedlings, rust colored daylily, Midnight Sun Canna, Golden Elder cuttings, as well as various tree seedlings (Maple - Norway, Silver, Manitoba (Did you want Manitoba Maple?, Sycamore, Birch, Oak) for Trilliums, May apple, lime coral bells, Cinnamon Fern, evening primrose, Echinacea 'Doppleganger' and Toad Lily. HOSTAAUD - Foxglove (various colors) for Lemon Drop and Stiletto Hostas. Audrey where do you live? If you can't make it to the swap perhaps we could do it somewhere else … e-mail me. I haven't done anything with the foxglove yet so please let me know if I need to dig it up today or not. FLOWERGIRL (MERJA) - Purple Mum, Dianthus and a double purple Datura for Pamira Anemone, mini tan iris, and pink mum. KNOTTYCELTIC - Dianthus for snapdragon seedlings ROTTWEILERGIRL - White bleeding heart seedling, some strawberry plants (bareroot) and some knotweed. BEVW – a purple mum and dahlia for Salvia Nemorosa "Blue Queen" and your Trachelium (Blue Throatwort) "passion mix" IMAGOOCH/Anne – Multi-branching Sunflowers and a bleeding heart seedling for Mini White Iris. Anne, I see you'd listed red hot poker plant. I'd sent a message asking about it but I think it got lost on the end of page 4. Do you have any left? Would I be able to tempt you for some?. WMC1 / BILL – From you - Pink Trilliums, Black Lace Cuttings and hibiscus seeds for ??? NYSSAMAN - Musa Basjoo banana pup – don't worry about a trade and any extra cannas I'll bring to the swap LAINE2 - Orange Trumpet Vine for perennial Poppies. The plant I potted up looks completely awful despite having a good length of tap root – would you like me to bring some cuttings as well? GREYLADY / LOIS – pink peony and Cannas Pretoria, Florence Vaughan, and maybe Midnight Sun for Pink lily of the valley, Boston Ivy Cuttings, and dianthus cheddar pinks. "I just wondered if anyone is from London and if so, and are trading with me, would you be interested in trading ahead of time so that we would have less to take and bring home? I am available all day Friday or Saturday before noon or after six." Lois- e-mail me, I live near the forks of the Thames downtown so we could possible swap tonight thus saving carting the stuff to Appin and back Barb_from_london purple Datura seedling for Red-leaved Japanese maple seedling. Barb I see you've added an Eastern Redbud Seedling to your list -–If it's not spoken for and I could offer you anything else I've been wanting one for a while now. BLUEIRIS3 / HEATHER P. old-fashioned blue bearded iris and raspberries for datura seedlings in hopes one is double cream |
- Posted by barb_from_london (My Page) on Sat, Jun 9, 07 at 10:32
capehlke - I'll bring along another redbud seedling for you then. |
- Posted by knottyceltic S/W Ontario 5b (My Page) on Sat, Jun 9, 07 at 14:43
Hey Signet, we got the same thing here. It was scary after the convo we had just had about being in Tornadoes. The wind was reported to be 98km/hr, the rain was HORIZONTAL and we had a lightening strike hit the ground one street over that shook our whole house. The kids and I were watching and it was blinding, not to mention deafening. Our plants tried flying too but get this...that wind picked up 2 planters with obelisk trellises and tossed them off the deck like they were feathers. Our metal patio furniture flew off too and my plant pots, watering cans and all that jazz was all over creation. We live in a maple woods so anyone who knows maples knows they are notorious for being weak in a wind storm or anything else. We have branches down all over and so many leaves it looks like autumn 'cept they are still green. Glad it was only your lilacs and trellis that was damaged and not you or hubby. Lilacs and trellis/arbours can be replaced eventually. See you all tomorrow. Barb/knottyceltic |
First of all MANY, MANY THANKS to Heather and Barb who organized the swap and to all who showed up with plants, and plants .......AND PLANTS!!!! Especially as Heather had to clean up after a tree that came down during the storm!! What fun to meet gardeners from as far away as Kawartha as well as those who had lesser distances to drive. Now all I have to do is to get them into the ground as soon as I can and give them some transplant fertilizer so they get a jump start. |
Boy what a swap, loads of people and lots of plants, everybody had a good time thanx to Knotyceltic (barb) and signet (heather). Perfect weather and good company. |
HEATHER and BARB: Kudo's to you both on the organization of a great swap and a great day!!!I'm so glad also that the weather co-operated for us all. This was my first swap and I must say I enjoyed the day very much as well as all the pre-trading. I am now able to put faces and names together making it all a bit more personal and I have a number of interesting plants that I am looking forward to growing on. I was also able to get to know people from my own city as well as other locales. Thank you both once again for putting in all the groundwork to make this event such a success. My wife also enjoyed the day and she really isn;t a gardener. Hope to hear from you all soon on the GW. Thanks. Ross and Elaine. |
Hi Everyone , Just a brief note to thank everyone who attended the plant swap and made it an unmitigated success! And a SPECIAL THANK YOU to our co-hostess Barb! Just as Ross said , it is so nice to put a face to a name !spend some time chatting with "gardening kin" about the passion we all have for plants and then the bonus is you go home with a whole whack of new plants to try ! But it really cant work without the people , and we have a great group of gardening people in this area, and even some great long distance people. One great lady who drove all the way from Bobcageon area to join us and another couple that came all the way from Toronto ! Wow! So to everyone who came and participated "Thank you ! " and to all those who brought me personally so many plants and plant pots , I thank you all very very much ! Signet |
Just a little addendum please. I want to add my thanks to Barb/knottyceltic, Elaine/laine2 from Bobcageon , Elaine from Chatham , and to "I am not sure who" for the carrot salad , and someone who brought the filled cookies. I think everyone enjoyed the treats ! And to WMC1 who tried to get me to shut up for a minute with a timbit LOL! it even worked ......well, for a brief minute LOL ! Signet |
- Posted by greylady-gardener (My Page) on Sun, Jun 10, 07 at 22:00
I would like to thank everyone involved today, for such a great time. Although I didn't get to meet or talk with everyone, I did enjoy the time spent with the ones that I did get to talk with. It is always fun talking with other gardeners, and getting to bring new plants home! Thanks to everyone that traded plants with me. You were all very generous and I can't wait to get all of them settled in their new homes. thanks again, Lois |
Thanks for a wonderful event! Thanks for all the great trades! I'm looking forward to next year already... |
Hello, I'm really sorry, I didn't look hard enough, and put all your trade items in Elaine's pile. Please email me so I can bring plants to you. Sincere apologies, Heather |
THis was our first plant swap ever and I must say that my girls, mom Bonnie and I had a really great time yesterday, except for the sunburn :(. I am very excited about all the plants that I am going to go out and plant as soon as I get off of this computer. It was so nice finally meeting everyone and your spouces, kids and friends. What a wonderful jobs you did Heather and Barb!!!!!! And your property is just georgeous Heather. |
Hello just wanted to say THANKS to Signet and Knotty for hosting such a great swap, as mentioned in the previous posts I think a good time was had by all. Im already thinking ahead for next year. Another thanks to those who swaped with me, I got some great plants and am looking forward to watching them grow. Only 7 more hours till I can plant them! Yeah !! |
Hi Blueiris , Wanted you to know that Elaine and Laine2 are one and the same person so if you put plants where the Name tag said Elaine, then they got to Laine2 the person for whom you intended them . Signet |
- Posted by knottyceltic S/W Ontario 5b (My Page) on Mon, Jun 11, 07 at 10:06
Hi everyone... I'm giggling my arse off reading all your posts. I'm SOOOOO glad you all had a good time, especially to the first timers who've never been to a swap before, it's nice that you had a good experience on your first time out and won't be shy to join in again some time. I have to say that I was getting a bit nervous as the number of confirmed attendees reached 40 and 41. I guess I don't have as much confidence in myself as Heather does. She kept saying "it's gonna be good" lol...thanks for keeping me in line Heather! :o) and it WAS good. I enjoyed meeting all the new folks and my only regret is that I didn't have time to spend with each and every person who came. It goes without saying that I'm thrilled that everyone enjoyed the day, especially those who had to travel a great distance to attend. NOW...I really have to get my arse outside and plant all those plants. As some of you know I worked night shift in Paris and drove directly to Heathers when my shift ended then after the swap I went with Nyssaman/Jeff to his blossoming "native arboretum/nursery". By the time I arrived home in Woodstock, unloaded the van and sat down I was three sheets to the wind. I only just woke up more than 12 hours later with a stiff neck and back but feeling much refreshed after that long stint of being awake. Thank you SOOOO much to everyone who gave me plants and to all that supplied extras to the gamblers circle as I took several items from there as well. It was a great success because of everyone who attended so we can ALL give ourselves a pat on the back for our participation. :o) Barb/knottyceltic |
Thanks to all for the trades. It was great meeting you all. It sure was worth the drive best swap we have ever been to.Looking forward to next year. |
- Posted by knottyceltic S/W Ontario 5b (My Page) on Tue, Jun 12, 07 at 5:00
Well speaking of next year... we need someone or two someone's to volunteer to host/cohost the 2008 Plant Swap. Heather has done it two years in a row now and we feel it's time to pass the torch. So come on y'all, think about it and lets see someone volunteer to continue the annual swap into the 4th consecutive year. Barb/knottyceltic |
Just want to say Thanks to Heather& Barb for hosting the swap best one so far for me. Great to meet so many wonderful people from all over .There is going to be another fall swap in AJAX so I hope if some aren't to far we will meet again if not hope to see you next year? Happy Gardening "May All Your Weeds be Wildflowers"Laine 2 |
- Posted by knottyceltic S/W Ontario 5b (My Page) on Wed, Jun 13, 07 at 14:29
Thanks for the additional photos Bill (billl1). :o) What an amazing number of plants all together but that gambler's circle was something else! ;o) :o) Barb/knottyceltic |
- Posted by knottyceltic S/W Ontario 5b (My Page) on Thu, Jun 14, 07 at 15:22
How are you all doing getting everything planted? Last year I planted all my plants when I got home from the swap but this year there was just no way with such a large number of plants and with having had no sleep. I started on Monday and have planted a little bit each day and today I am almost entirely finished. I have a few plants with some root/transplant shock, so I'm leaving them in the pots until they are feeling better. No sense adding insult to injury so I have them with saucers of water under them and in a nice shady spot where they can recover. So how are the rest of you doing? I think Heather is going to be planting till October with all the stuff she traded. Ross, that Monk's hood was just amazing size. It's in the back row of my deck garden right up next to the deck and it's so tall it sticks up almost a foot above deck level. Jeff, the native plants you gave me each have a special place. The two spicebush are planted in my little thicket of spicebush seedlings and the Kentucky Coffee Tree is up at the front of the woods so I can watch it grow. To all the people who gave me Lupines...they are planted all around my side yard and back, anywhere where they will catch a bit of sun part of the day. From the gambler's circle I got a lovely little Iris...can't recall now if it was Japanese or German but it has one purple flower on it that has just opened. Anyone remember putting a single purple iris in a green pot? If you do, let me know which type of iris it is. I also took extra virginia creeper from the gamblers circle, compliments of Bill and Gwen. They also gave me a pot of VC and a bag of cuttings to grow on my garden arch that leads into our woods. Once it starts growing up the arch it's going to look so pretty with it's scarlet autumn colour. It will be right next to 2 Wicheta Blue Junipers and some burning bushes and I love the look of that red and blue together. On the ground is bright red Cardinal Flower which will be blooming right around the time the Creeper turns red and behind them are Arrowwood Viburnums which turn yellow and Serviceberries which turn orange. It should all be a very lovely show of colour once everything is established. Heather, I've got almost everything from you planted except for the Persicaria and Pulmonaria. The Persicaria is looking really good now so it can likely be planted next week but that poor Pulmonaria has horrible shock. I've known Pulmonaria to be very sensitive to transplant or divide and it looks like crap for a bit but then it suddenly rebounds, so I'm sure this one will be just fine. Do you know the name of it? It's the one with the large, ovate, solid green leaves. I got a total of 6 ferns from 2 different people and all have been planted in my woods and are looking FANTASTIC! There's nothing like ferns to make a woods feel cool, even on a blasted hot day. :o) Anyone else not mentioned, I've already planted the plants you gave me and they are all doing well. I had several colours of Achillia (sp?) and it looked terribly wilted when I got home but a few days in water and it perked right up and is doing really well in the ground. Well, let us know how you're all coming along with your planting. Barb |
- Posted by greylady-gardener (My Page) on Thu, Jun 14, 07 at 21:44
Well, Barb you are really going to town with your planting! I am plugging away, between working and everything else. I am sort of going "garden by garden" and planting the plants that I want in each garden. Some plants have new homes in planters...cherry tomatoes, jalapenos, hibiscus 'simply love', marigolds and an unknown annual from the gambler's circle...not all in one pot, though! LOL. I am getting there, but have a long way to go. How is everyone else doing? I guess everyone is out planting...that's why we aren't hearing from you. Nice to see the pics. Thanks for posting them. Lois |
Hi Everyone , I am hoping to catch a few people at their computer in hopes of getting an answer to this inquiry. Most are probably still planting ( like me ) all of the great trades and gambler circle plants they got at the swap . Ok so here's the question : Someone brought some daylilies to the swap in Pop boxes . I would like to know if possible if these are H. Fulva . The orange ditch lily . Also thought I would mention that the people involved in the swap that were trading "Tiger" lilies actually were trading Hemerocallis Fulva , commonly known as ditch lily . Tiger lily is actually a bulb and is a true lily .Two completely different plants . Just thought those people might like to know for future reference. I also have a niggling feeling that someone asked me for Penstemmon but didnt get it . I know Rosco_P asked for some and I did get his potted up but still owe him some trillium , (Ross I knew there was something from your list that I needed to dig up on the day of the swap! ) but there was another person who I know didnt get their penstemmon.....so please speak up so I can get it to you even if I have to mail it . All I need now is some rain !!!!! trying to keep all these things watered is a nightmare.......come on rain !!!!! Anyone out there know how to do a rain dance????? Signet |
- Posted by knottyceltic S/W Ontario 5b (My Page) on Sat, Jun 16, 07 at 12:05
Here's a photo of one of my Hemerocallis "Fulva" for reference to those who thought they were called "Tiger Lilies": Hemerocallis Fulva: Fulva is the great great granddaddy of most of your daylilies you have today and one thing that got bred out of most of them is that Fulva is a prolific spreader. So prolific in fact that you have to keep at it throughout the growing season or it can take over your gardens completely. Over the past 3 years I've pulled and divided and pulled some more and now I'm getting tired of it. It's quite suitable for anyone who wants a large plot of it, has a large country yard or to edge a fence or patio but for a small city garden, Fulva is not the best choice. Even some of the early hybrids from Fulva maintain the same root system and spread madly. Heather can explain it in better words than I can but Fulva has a different kind of root than most of the hybrid/cultivated hemerocallis today. I happen to LOVE the colour orange, so I tolerate it's bad behavior in my gardens but some days I really do just want to rip it all out and put something new and better behaved there. Here is a sampling of my "ORANGE" Collection: Always on the hunt for something new and bright orange but no more Fulva for me ;o) I'll keep my little patch and try to control it best I can but for city gardeners with limited space, it's a tough one to contend with. Barb |
Hi Knottyceltic, Well, your geum is definitely orange ( and you said they called it Mrs. Bradshaw's Geum?) My Mrs. Bradshaw's Geum is definitely red red deep red. Interesting . Tell me how to pop a pic in the post and I will show a pic of mine. Signet |
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Probably won't be able to save with any game where this method works, unless of course the demo allows you to save.Sponsored Links
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was waiting for COD : MW3 , Batman , PES2012 or FIFA12 but turn out to be SOnic which i don't really keen as the gameplay still the same as Sonic release..
patiently waiting for Duplex to release all the FIX coming soon maybe 10 fix in all one shoot
Will this fix was just luck, since we could use the Eboot.bin from the demo to make the full game work (without saves).
But I also hope this game gets a proper fix along with some other games.
Nice just more and more games above 3.55 are working for cfw, i hope the next one will be batman. has team duplex said that they are going to make more fixes?
Oh, buggy fix? Damn.. The OP should be updated.
For people who have the actual disc, it's not worth playing this version if we have the full thing.
If you have an updated fix guide post it and we will update the OP, otherwise this is the best it gets at the moment basically.
We need to decrypt genesis.sprx in order to make the saves working for this game, but that .sprx is encrypted with 3.72 keys.
Following up on the previous Sonic Generations PS3 CFW fix comes a proper EBOOT fix with saving support today from Chinese PlayStation 3 hacker chnps3hax for 3.55 and 3.41 Custom Firmware users.
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Yip Ching
Yip Ching was born 1936 in Foo Shan, China, the youngest son of Yip Man.
He began Wing Chun training at the age of 13. However his training was discontinued when his father moved to Hong Kong. After Ching graduated high school, he moved to Hong Kong and was reunited with his father in 1962.
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Insurance Code, Insurance Company Investments, Filed annual statements, admissibility of assets in determining financial condition, personal property and chattel mortgages on personal property.
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Honorable William A. SullivanInsurance CommissionerInsurance BuildingOlympia, Washington Cite as: AGO 57-58 No. 114
Dear Sir:
By letter previously acknowledged you have requested an opinion from this office concerning the listing of certain property as assets by an insurance company under the investment provisions of the insurance code. We paraphrase your question as follows:
May an insurance company, in submitting its annual statement of 1956, include as admitted assets safe deposit vault equipment and a chattel mortgage on printing equipment at their full book value?
Our answer to your question is in the negative.
From the facts outlined by the office of the insurance commissioner, on December 31, 1956, the company owned certain described assets as follows:
(1) Safe deposit vault equipment located on leased property in South Tacoma, Washington, with the approximate book value of $20,000.
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(2) Chattel mortgage on printing equipment owned by various mortgagors, the equipment located in the company's former home office property in Seattle, Washington, with the approximate book value of $20,000.
RCW 48.12.010 defines and sets forth the assets which shall be allowed in determining the financial condition of an insurer. Subsection (11) of the foregoing section defines "other assets" as follows:
"(11) Other assets, not inconsistent with the foregoing provisions, deemed by the commissioner available for the payment of losses and claims, at values to be determined by him."
RCW 48.12.020 outlines the "nonallowable assets" in any determination of the financial condition of an insurer and reads as follows:
"In addition to assets impliedly excluded under RCW 48.12.010, the following expressly shall not be allowed as assets in any determination of the financial condition of an insurer:
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"(5) Furniture, furnishings, fixtures, safes, equipment, vehicles, library, stationery, literature, and supplies; except, such personal property as the insurer is permitted to hold pursuant to paragraph (e) of subsection (2) of RCW 48.13.160, or which is acquired through foreclosure of chattel mortgages acquired pursuant to RCW 48.13.150, or which is reasonably necessary for the maintenance and operation of real estate lawfully acquired and held by the insurer other than real estate used by it for home office, branch office, and similar purposes." (Emphasis supplied.)
The foregoing language expressly excludes fixtures, safes and equipment as nonallowable assets, and safe deposit vault equipment clearly falls within this terminology. Therefore, in answer to your first question, a company cannot include the book value of safe deposit vault equipment as an admitted asset in its filed annual statement for 1956.
In respect to (2), the chattel mortgage on printing equipment, an outline of [[Orig. Op. Page 3]] basic factual information appears to be necessary to determine whether or not the property covered by the chattel mortgage is an admitted asset.
The mortgage was originally executed on August 7, 1953, and was reformed and renewed December 1, 1955. The company, though not the fee owner, has a purchase money mortgage on the real property in which the printing equipment is located, and that mortgage, in addition to its security of the real property, is further secured by the chattel mortgage on the same equipment. Evidently, the purpose for this method of handling was to make certain that the chattel mortgage on the printing equipment would not be released during the existence of the real estate mortgage. The mortgage originally secured by the chattel is in addition to the purchase money mortgage on the real property. Further, until the original chattel mortgage has been satisfied, the chattel does not become additional security for the purchase money mortgage loan.
The following two sections outline investments which may be made in personal property or mortgages secured thereby.
RCW 48.13.150 defines auxiliary chattel mortgages as follows:
"(1) In connection with a mortgage loan on the security of real property designed and used primarily for residential purposes only, acquired pursuant to RCW 48.13.110, an insurer may loan or invest an amount not exceeding twenty percent of the amount loaned on or invested in such real property mortgage, on the security of a chattel mortgage for a term of not more than five years representing a first and prior lien, except for taxes not then delinquent, on personal property constituting durable equipment owned by the mortgagor and kept and used in the mortgaged premises.
"(2) The term 'durable equipment' shall include only mechanical refrigerators, mechanical laundering machines, heating and cooking stoves and ranges, mechanical kitchen aids, vacuum cleaners, and fire extinguishing devices; and in addition in the case of apartment houses and hotels, room furniture and furnishings.
"(3) Prior to acquisition of a chattel mortgage, items of property to be included shall be separately appraised by a competent appraiser and the fair market value thereof determined. No such chattel mortgage loan shall exceed in amount the same ratio of loan to the value of the property as is applicable to the companion loan on the real [[Orig. Op. Page 4]] property."
RCW 48.13.160 (2) (e) provides in pertinent part as follows:
"(2) An insurer may own real property acquired in satisfaction or on account of loans, mortgages, liens, judgments, or other debts previously owing to the insurer in the course of its business, and may invest or have invested in aggregate amount not exceeding three percent of its assets in other real property, and in the repair, alteration, furnishing, or improvement thereof, as follows only:
"(e) Upon approval of the commissioner, in real property and equipment incident to real property, requisite or desirable for the protection or enhancement of the value of other real property owned by the insurer."
The first section quoted above would not be applicable inasmuch as a chattel mortgage does not come within the type set forth in the section. In addition, it does not qualify under the latter statutory provision inasmuch as the company is not the owner of the real property in which the chattel is situated and the equipment is not incidental to the real property nor has there been any approval by the commissioner of this investment.
RCW 48.13.240 defines miscellaneous investments. This section is general in application and provides that an insurer may make loans or investments not otherwise specifically made eligible for investment and not specifically prohibited or made ineligible by this section or other provisions of the code. However, subsection (2) reads in part as follows:
"(2)No such loan or investment shall be represented by
"(a)any item described in RCW 48.12.020; or
"(b) any loan or investment of a kind specifically made eligible under any other provision of this code; . . ." (Emphasis supplied.)
Since there is the specific reference back to RCW 48.12.020 (nonallowable assets) which expressly precludes a chattel mortgage on equipment, a company [[Orig. Op. Page 5]] cannot legally include the book value of the chattel mortgage on printing equipment as an admitted asset in its filed annual statement for 1956.
In reviewing other provisions of the code, it would appear that the foregoing chattel mortgage on printing equipment is a type of transaction that could only be considered as an admitted asset under RCW 48.13.250, if there had been advance approval by the insurance commissioner of the foregoing transactions or investments. You have advised us that there has been no such approval and therefore the chattel mortgage cannot be considered an asset under that provision.
We hope the foregoing analysis will be helpful to you.
Very truly yours,
JOHN J. O'CONNELLAttorney General
LLOYD G. BAKERAssistant Attorney General


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I really do not like figs (or Fig Newtons) therefore I'm highly doubtful that I'd like figgy pudding. But I'd try it.
Obviously Christmas cake aka fruit cake is sub standard in the US, because in South Africa it is delicious (another slice please) Ex South Africa living in New York
I'll try almost anything once. Possibly twice if I live to do it again.
exjoburger wrote:Obviously Christmas cake aka fruit cake is sub standard in the US, because in South Africa it is delicious (another slice please) Ex South Africa living in New York
Indeed! American fruitcake is nowhere near as good as the stuff we had back home in England. I love fruitcake- but not the bitter stuff served as "fruit cake" over here. As for Figgy pudding- is there a diet version called Twiggy pudding?
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The Carolina Panthers last had a regular-season winning record on Dec. 28, 2008. They beat New Orleans that day to jack their record to 12-4. Then came the dismal playoff loss to Arizona, and the Panthers have not been heard from since.
The longer they go without moving above .500 the tougher it is to remember when they did. A winning record has become almost mythical. Tell your kids that the Panthers were once above .500 and they roll their eyes as if its another story about walking 10 miles uphill in a blizzard to get to school.
But if the Panthers beat Tampa Bay on Thursday night, in their first game of the season against an NFC South opponent, they will move to 4-3.
And if you dont think having more victories than losses is significant, you are new to Pantherland.
I mean, its big, says quarterback Cam Newton. I think most importantly not only being over .500, but being 1-0 in the division is what really counts. So for us, its not only a game thats a must-win. Its even a must-must win.
Fourteen of the leagues 32 teams, seven in each conference, have a winning record. The better teams, New England and Green Bay and now Denver, Seattle, Indianapolis and San Francisco, seem to have five victories before the leaves fall.
The Panthers arent one of them. But theyre pretty good.
Ron Rivera talks about building the team position by position. Hes excited as he speaks, as if the Panthers are on to something.
I ask what a winning record would mean to him as a head coach, hes never had one.
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We have an opportunity, he says. And were going to get ourselves above it so we can go forward.
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The Panthers play Atlanta (an interesting 21/2-point underdog Sunday at Arizona) at home next week, play San Francisco on the road the following week and return to Charlotte for a Monday night against the Patriots.
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I like Carolina by a touchdown Thursday. I like the Panthers defense, the efficiency of the offense and and I realize Im alone here the receivers.
I like them to beat a struggling team with a rookie, pocket-passing quarterback and a coach who probably blows his whistle if players walk too quickly down a hallway in One Buccaneer Place.
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They adjust the same way Kansas City, San Francisco and Seattle did. The home team is 4-3 this season on Thursday night. But the Chiefs blew out Philadelphia in Philadelphia, the 49ers blew out St. Louis in St. Louis and Seattle blew out Arizona in the desert.
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Sharing is caring. So i shared my love of lomography to my loved one when she had a trip to Pattaya, Thailand. Here are some of her shots. If it turns out good, she better thank me as her mentor. :p
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Marley Kaylor is most interested in experimenting with structure and exploring the relationships in her life that have affectedly her most profoundly. Her thesis is a collection of several short pieces that range from investigating the ongoing relationships between her and her mother, father, and brother, to her journey with competitive swimming.
Megan Maassen is a non-fiction writer whose recent work uses a blend of reportage and personal narrative to understand how place—her home state of Wisconsin and adopted city of Washington D.C.—influences identity.
Kaneia Mayo Crumlin is a native Washingtonian and an avid eater and is married to the most delicious man alive. An ambitious writer, at heart, but a lazy writer, in real life, Kaneia's manuscript in progress is titled This Breaking and is described in its abstract as, "...poems that Job would have sung. Poems that Jesus asked his father to take from him, in a cup, on the cross...poems of loss, but not loss toward loss, but lost toward gain. Every poem in here is a song of hope: prayers of hope.
Jalal is currently submitting his manuscript entitled, A Woman Called Albatross and Other Poems, to several contests for publication.
Jenna Ogilvie hails from the Pine Barrens of New Jersey and now lives in Washington, DC. Her work has appeared in Scrivener and Stylus and she is currently working on her first collection of poems, Juggernaut.
Chuck Sebian-Lander is a fiction writer from Calvert County, in southern Maryland. He's currently revising the novel about his hometown that began with his thesis; the number of working titles now nearly matches the length of the manuscript.
Chet'la Sebree was born and bred along the east coast which explains her love for blue crabs, waterways, and bustling cities. While she teaches College Writing at American University in D.C., she is working on a collection of poetry that gives voice to the voiceless, celebrates and abhors the body and embraces the complexity of love and sexuality.
Allison Sparks is from the North Shore of Massachusetts. But her heart belongs farther south so she resides in D.C. and teaches College Writing at American University. She is working on a collection of short stories about relationships: romantic, awkward and otherwise. Her work has appeared in Quick Lucks and is forthcoming in Big Lucks.
Philip Dean Walker has published short fiction in Big Lucks, Collective Fallout, Obsession Lit Mag, Jonathan and Glitterwolf Magazine. His personal essay, "The Other Side of the Game", will be anthologized this month in The Other Man: Twenty-One Writers Speak Candidly About Sex, Love, Infidelity and Moving On (forthcoming from JMS Books, LLC). His story "Three-Sink Sink" was named as a finalist for the 2013 Gertrude Stein Award in Fiction from The Doctor T.J. Eckleburg Review.
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Stacia Yearwood is from the beautiful twin island Republic of Trinidad & Tobago. Her poetry collection, Such is the Heart Circling Home, is a survey of survival and conflict in which she pairs the erotic draw and unfathomable violence of the world, conflates faith with submission and explores the struggle to come to terms with identity after one has been disquieted or uprooted.
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The multi-billion dollar halloween costume industry speaks volumes of everyones spirits this October so I went straight to the source to find out what all of the hype is about
and anyone who is familiar with downtown Lafayette knows what place I am talking about, Old Vogue
Cherlyn Hebert: "We are not your average costume shop we are a true costume and theatrical rental store were open all year long
Old Vogue has been open for 32 years and seen many halloweens come and go, so while I had one of the original owners, I asked her opinion on why everyone gets so excited about this holiday
Cherlyn Hebert: "People love to dress here in Louisiana because of Mardi Gras, I mean we do that, I mean that's our thing.
So what you may ask makes Old Vogue so special?
Cherlyn Hebert: "We always say we start from the beginning of time we go through all the different time periods up to probably about the 90s.
Cherlyn Hebert: Since were downtown we have people come in from all over the world.
30 minutes in the shop and even I was transported to another era.
From the beginning of time to the present and beyond Old Vogue has it all.
I also talked to a long time employee about her opinion on why people like to go all out for halloween.
Employee: "Looking forward to dressing up going out and having a good time."
I also asked her if this year looked any different from the years past.
Employee: "Each year is different gets a little bit bigger every year."
So for all of you putting off getting your costume till the last minute word to the wise, dont wait! Old Vogue is known to have lines stretching out into the streets of downtown Lafayette the day before and the day of halloween.


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Lynn Jeffries designs puppets, sets and costumes for theaters around the United States. She has created shadow puppets for nightclub performances with The Ditty Bops, a regional theater production of To Kill a Mockingbird, and pretty much everything in between. She has an ongoing artistic partnership with puppeteer Paul Zaloom.


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I've got babies on the brain! My newest niece is on her way and I can't sleep! If you're keeping track, that makes a niece in July, a nephew in August, this new baby in September, and one on the way in early November- whew!
So, in honor of all these babies and their Mamas, here are 10 fantastic gifts I think any mom would love to receive!
1. Milk Delivery
Yes, this still exists! There are over half-a-million listings in Google for milk delivery. I can't tell you how many times I wished a magic milk fairy would drop off a gallon. Many companies let you place your order online- perfect for sleep-deprived moms!
2. Diaper Service
There are plenty of national and local diaper service companies to choose from. Each week you return soiled diapers and receive fresh (bacteria free) ones. I love how they can adjust the pH of the diapers to your child's need, reducing diaper rash!
3. Photography
Who doesn't love newborn photos, their cute little wrinkled bodies curled up peacefully, complete with sleeping faces and chubby rolls all over? *sigh* But honestly, what family with little ones has extra cash for a professional session and prints? We received this gift with our second and I promise, it's a hit!
4. Embroidered Canvas Tote & Baby Supplies
You can never go wrong with wipes, diapers, and travel supplies. Why not package them in a cute tote with a special monogram or name that can be used as a spare diaper bag or overnight duffel? (This might involve getting inside information!) My Sister-in-law received this gift for her shower this summer. I wish I had thought of it!
5. Laundry Basket & Laundry Supplies
I love practical gifts, if you haven't noticed. How fun would it be to fill a basket with detergent, stain remover, hangers, maybe even some cute outfits? I recommend natural and organic products, like method, biokleen, or homemade detergent, in case the baby has sensitive skin. Choose laundry supplies that are unscented. (Hint: "Baby detergent" is scented!)
6. Stick Blender & Baby Food Recipe Book
The "make your own baby food" trend is back! I ruined a Magic Bullet & a stick blender with all the baby food I made, so I recommend getting a quality, corded immersion blender. Pair it with a great book like Baby Blender Food and both moms & babies will drool over this gift!
7. Enamel Bucket, Bath Toys & Baby Bath Products
We have a cute yellow bucket sitting by our tub full of bath toys and baby washes. This is a good gift for any mom, because bath toys get gross in hard-to-clean places. This will give her the excuse to toss the old ones. You can never have too many baby washes and shampoos. We've literally lasted for years with the items we received at our first shower! (Again, remember the sensitive skin!)
8. Gift Certificate for Massage/Spa Services
I have never received one of these (ahem, husband!), but I can't think of a new mom who wouldn't love a little alone-time, much less some pampering. You will be a hero for helping her regain her sparkle (and her sanity). She may just rise up and call you blessed!
9. Restaurant Gift Certificate/Card
This is a great idea if you would love to take your friends a meal, but aren't able to. It's a perfect way to give the new mom (or dad) a night off from cooking! At Restaurant.com, you can purchase gift certificates at a big discount. I recommend purchasing their gift certificate and letting the recipient choose the restaurant that suites them.
10. Personalized Piggy Bank & Savings Bond
My Great-Aunt works for a bank. She always gave us gifts that promoted financial responsibility, which I just love. I received a Savings Bond at birth that I was able to use toward college expenses. My boys have received piggy banks and collectible coins and bills. Adding a name or monogram to a silver piggy bank is so money!
1 More! Gifts of Service
Offering to lend a hand, taking the family a meal, or providing childcare are precious ways to show love to new Mamas. Do whatever is in your heart, but don't be fooled! We Mamas like to pretend we have it all together. You may have to get creative in the way you give!
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The work was fine, but pretty expensive.
I called them and they said they could come out the same day. I was willing to pay a little more to have the window fixed quickly. However the first visit was just a salesman, who was scheduling the work. We had to wait until the next week to have the repair work done on site, which took less than 30 minutes.
If we had known it was going to take that long I could have gone to a local big box hardware store and ordered a whole replacement window much cheaper. I could have taken the sliding window out, used it and thrown the rest away.
I had a crack on my windshield, which Safelite said could not be repaired and they quoted me $340 to repair. After the crack grew above 6 inches, I called Glass Solutions and they gave me a much more reasonable quote. I scheduled a replacement with them and they said they could come out to my work within the next couple of days (it had been raining heavily that day and heavy rain was predicted the next day also). They told me they'd call me on Friday depending on the weather. Since it was raining on Friday I figured they wouldn't be able to come out, but I got a call from at noon and he said he'd be over in 20 mins. Sure enough, was there despite the rain at the time he said. We had to wait for the rain to let up, but once it calmed down, he put up his canopy and got to work. He was done within the hour and the windshield looks great! I was really impressed that he got it done despite the rain. Thank you, !
After having our van broken in to one Saturday I thought I would wait a few days and drive around with plastic on the back of the van. We called these guys and not only did he return the call on a Saturday but came out Monday morning to fix the glass. Cleaned up, looks very good. It's been a few months a zero issues. I now have a truck that needs a new windshield and will be calling again.
Scheduling was easy. They came out my wife's work to complete the job on site. They did a great job with the work overall."
They came to me to complete the work. They finished the job quickly within a half of an hour. They offered a replacement policy because the new windshield could crack. My windshield did crack in between the glass panes within three days and they were unable to find a point of entry. When someone from headquarters came out to look at it, they had wanted me to pay $120 for the replacement. When another technician came out, he completed the work at no additional cost was really great and accommodating. Everything went fine."
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The front windshield of my truck got a large crack right through the middle of it. I called and they came out to my work to replace the windshield. They arrived quickly, and they were on time. The technician was very courteous--he talked to me and told me about the process, and also answered any questions that I had. They billed my insurance for the work (that's why I put $0 for the price). It was really just so and easy...it was great!"
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Bed bugs are small oval-shaped insects that feed on the blood of humans and animals to survive. In BC and across the world, they have become a serious problem. When moving into a new place look for signs by inspecting all furniture such as chairs, couches, dressers, mattresses and box springs. Check for cracks along baseboards and walls, and behind paintings and pictures. The best way to fight bed bugs is to prevent them from entering your home in the first place. Be especially careful with your luggage after traveling and when buying second-hand furniture. Dark spotting on your sheets, mattresses and/or other possessions could be an indicator that you have bed bugs.
Having bed bugs may not be reason enough to break your tenancy agreement and move out of your place. But, your landlord is generally responsible for insect control (see page 7 of RTB Policy Guideline #1) and if you find bed bugs you should ask your landlord to treat the problem immediately. Depending where you live, your City may also enforce pest control through a Standards of Maintenance Bylaw.
It's important that you quickly notify your landlord when you have bedbugs and cooperate with any subsequent pest control instructions. If you refuse to cooperate you could face eviction. Do not attempt to treat a bed bug problem on your own.
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Citrus and cilantro dress up grilled fish. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 12.8g | Fat: 8.4g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 29.1g | Calories: 240.6
This simple summer recipe is good hot or cold. The creamy avocado pairs so well with fresh summer tomatoes. Submitted by MBH1118 Carbs: 11.2g | Fat: 9.9g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 30.6g | Calories: 253.5
Delicious and quick, this dish is a great way to get more fish into your healthy meal plan! We think this baked tilapia recipe can't be beat! Submitted by RACHIELOO Carbs: 1.2g | Fat: 10.5g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 19.6g | Calories: 177.1
This dish is baked and flavored with a Mediterranean-style tomato, onion, and garlic sauce to make it lower in fat and salt. Carbs: 17.3g | Fat: 4.4g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 29.4g | Calories: 225.5
Sweet and tangy oranges pair perfectly with rich, salty miso. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 7.9g | Fat: 9.3g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 29.3g | Calories: 236
We tend to think of herbs as garnishes, but parsley takes a starring role in this fresh pesto. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 5g | Fat: 5.3g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 23.8g | Calories: 157
This salmon dinner is worthy of a restaurant. Only you will know you're doing something great for your heart in every bite! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 36.6g | Fat: 8.7g | Fiber: 7.2g | Protein: 25.2g | Calories: 323.2
Like crab cakes -- but with salmon! Submitted by JCOOKSON Carbs: 13.3g | Fat: 13.2g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 26.2g | Calories: 282.2
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I have known AHF work through different conferences about medical students which have helped me personally to understand what a christian doctor is, not just by their seminars, but even through their example and their life, as they have not just shared with us knowledge but Christ and life. the AHF library has been a special blessings cause there we could have our bible studies, and case studies, and have fellowship and read too. But it is stills a "refuge" for reading and finding good books about my residency, as opportunity like this are hard to find.
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like i was part of something great, and God was there.
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- Posted by livebetter (My Page) on Sun, Feb 5, 12 at 19:22
I don't beleive so. I found this information on the Seventh Generation website: "In general, dishwashers are not a safe environment for anodized aluminum cookware. The reason for this is both the nature of automatic dishwasher detergents and the nature of the automatic dishwasher process. Aluminum is a very reactive metal, and the surface is rendered less active by the process of anodization. However, automatic dishwasher detergents are caustic and will attack the aluminum. But the dishwasher environment itself is hazardous to aluminum! Many consumers improperly mix different types of metals in their automatic dishwasher. They may have silver, stainless steel, and aluminum present in a single wash. Mixing different metals in water creates a battery. One metal dissolves another while generating a flow of electrons! Unfortunately, aluminum is usually the metal that gets dissolved, resulting in pitting and discoloration of the aluminum cookware." You can also read what Consumer Reports says about discolored aluminum at the link attached. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Dishwasher detergents: New tests find a glitch
I know not to put stainless and silver in together, but I've never had trouble with aluminum before now. That's pretty cool, though that different metals create a battery. |
- Posted by arkansas_girl (My Page) on Wed, Feb 8, 12 at 10:33
I bought an ancient aluminum colander from the flea market, wanted to sterilize it and put it in super hot water and dish liquid sitting in the sink and it turned all nasty looking? I have no idea why...it was just dish liquid. |
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