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Calling its unique music "Transglobal Tripfolk," Bazar Bla is a highly capable trio of Swedish musicians. Featuring Johan Hedin on soprano and octave nyckelharpa, Bjorn Meyer on 6-string basses, and Fredrik Gille on various world percussion instruments, Bazar Bla's fourth album reflects the advancing acumen of this tightly interwoven ensemble. The liner notes call it "folkmusic." Yet don't think for a moment this is rustic or boorish. Bazar Bla's instrumental interplay is like a great jazz trio; its use of dynamics and textures -- particularly via Gille's percussion -- similar to symphonic scores. The album begins with the sprightly "Grannlaten." As on several tracks, Hedin and Meyer lockstep the melody, each sporadically cavorting away from the motif, adding variation and highlighting their respective musicianship. Meyer's 6-string acoustic bass, with its high F-string, often sounds like a sonorous acoustic guitar as he plays evocative chords and/or linear bass lines. Nordic music, like many European genres, has the uncanny ability to embrace joy and sadness arm-in-arm. Bazar Bla excels in this capacity, as it does in so many others.


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Explain the finances as best you can but buy him something special there on the sly for his birthday, then give it for his birthday at home.
We will be in WDW in June for my birthday, and arriving just 8 days after my daughter's 5th birthday and I am super excited. I have never been to Disney for an occasion before.
We were lucky enough to get dinner reservations for Cinderella's Royal Table, so I am "ear"marking that one as DD's birthday celebration.
We will be at DHS on the day of my birthday, so we will be celebrating my birthday there, with possibly a trip to Beaches and Cream for a special dessert.
Here is my dilemma (if only dilemma's were this easy): I don't want to leave DS (nearly 7 years old) out. He has already asked if we'll be going back to Disney for his birthday since both his sister and I will be celebrating in Florida. As we can only afford a Disney trip every few years, this is out of the question. Does anyone have any thoughts or suggestions.
Much appreciated!
Explain the finances as best you can but buy him something special there on the sly for his birthday, then give it for his birthday at home.
Get him a birthday pin and on a day that isn't your daughter's or your birthday have him "celebrate."
I agree with Snow White. Either get him a birthday pin and designate one day as his, or turn it around and ask a castmember if they have an "unbirthday" pin so he can celebrate that and make one day his special day.
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I like wdwfns2's idea - celebrate his un-birthday! You could do this really easy at breakfast at 1900 Park Faire as the Mad Hatter is there! You could let the CM's at the podium know on the sly and ask that they tell the Mad Hatter what is going on (not wanting to have DS feel left out with all the b-day celebrations) and I am sure that he will be loud and obnoxious enough for any little boy to enjoy!
Another idea would be to take him to join the Pirate's League over in Adventureland. I believe that they have packages starting around $40 or so.
Yet another idea would be to let him totally plan a day of the vacation that is not covered by a birthday (of course within reason) including which park you go to, which rides, etc. Make sure the DD is on board with this so there is no fighting amongst the natives. You could bestow upon him the title of "King of the World....for a day!" I am sure that you could find some small trophy at a dollar store or an oversized key maybe!
Last idea would be to take him to the Harmony Barber Shop in Town Square and have him get his haircut! They do things just right there to help everyone feel special! They will put Mickey Mouse confetti in his hair and even paint a hidden Mickey on the back of his head with colored gel! Every kid loves it...even the 37 year old types...yep, did it and have photo's to prove it ....im such a dork!
Hope that helps! Let us know what you decide to do!
I have this problem, too. We will be at WDW for DD's b-day (she doesn't know that, though), but DS's birthday was beginning of this month. We booked his favorite character meal (O'hana breakfast), and tagged it as celebrating his birthday. Also, we are getting b-day pins for both of them to wear every day except DD's b-day an DS's celebration day (only one will wear their pin on those days.
The happiest place on earth is where my kids are!
Un-birthday's are good. What I've learned from anything from life is you can't always make everyone happy. I'm not saying this to be negative, but from what I gather, you have four people going? You, son, daughter, spouse?
My suggestion would be to split your family up every once in a while. Make it two and two instead of all four of you. Cover more ground and have your kids choose what they would like to do during the one on one time. Plus, I don't know how many days you're going to be there either.
And if you would like to go out with your spouse, baby sitting and child care is always available for you, too.
Hope this helps a little
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I remember when kids were happy just to GO to WDW. You shouldn't have to jump through so many hoops.
Maybe DD and DS can go do something special as an ealry B-Day celebration doing all those manly things like Pirates and Tom Sawyer Island and HM and Tomorrowland Speedway and none of those frilly Princess things. I've taken my DS for a few hours when just the two of us did what he wanted to do at DHS like SW 5x... and he loved it. His older sisters stayed with DM and it was just the two of us.
i think the pirate thing is cool.. and the unbirthday
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Thank you all, such wonderful suggestions from everyone. I love the un-birthday celebration idea. He is a huge StarWars fan and even though the day we have planned to go to DHS is my actual birthday, this day is really for DS and DH. We will be doing lots together that day, but I am anticipating DD getting a little tired of all the space fun at some point. DD and I will probably take that time to see Voyage of Little Mermaid or something like that.
As much as I thought about the idea of having our blackberries with us just to messenger each other in case we get separated, it didn't even occur to me that each child may have different things on their agenda (probably because the last time we were there with both of them, they were in a double stroller and did what we wanted).
We have ADR at Garden Grill on our arrival day. I know they do special birthday certificates and a mini-cake for birthdays. I think I'm going to call ahead and ask if they would do the same for an un-birthday.
We had already planned on the barbershop, as both kids had their first haircuts there on two previous trips and it was a wonderful experience.
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Should I be worried that out of 10 + plants only one "eye" has emerged as of yet? I feel like everything else (bulbs) has come up "early" this year... right? Late last fall, after all the leaves had died, I removed them and divided three large mounds into several smaller ones, spacing them out because they had become quite crowded. Does it take longer for newly divided "eyes" to come up in the spring? As a new, inexperienced gardener, I find myself going outside daily and anxiously surveying the flower beds, looking for any sign of the hosta eyes... I hope my dividing and spacing project last year didn't kill them off. |
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It's possible that if hostas are planted too deeply, they would emerge slowly in the spring. In my experience, they also in general are more vigorous and grow faster if they are planted a little bit high. The ones that do well for me have an inch or so of root visible at the soil surface around the eyes. I cover it with compost mulch, but they are that shallow. If they are planted too deeply, they can decline and even disappear over time. The good news is that if you think this is what happened, you can just dig them up now and replant them higher, and they will be fine. They are very tough and tolerant. |
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I haven't seen enough unusual ideas for kids rooms and I want something different from the plain vanilla.
My kids rooms are only 11'x12' and I'd like to utilize that space creatively and efficiently. I'd like to do built-ins like window seats and pullman type beds. Here's dd's inspiration room: She loves the color, the window seat, the loft, and the play nook. And she wants curtains around the bed and lots of flowers. I think I can build (or more accurately, I can get dh to build) a loft bed something like this:
A child's room must be adaptable though. She'll always love butterflies and flowers but she won't want to sleep in a loft or play in the nook in 10 years. So a space needs to be flexible. Maybe not all built ins should be permanent. Something like this could last a long time before it would need replacing:
My first son used to love maps. He had them all over his walls. He's a poor college student now but he's somehow managed to travel all over the world. He would still love these rooms:
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- Posted by April-Lorraine (My Page) on Wed, May 18, 11 at 13:19
Fun, fun! We are going to do this in an overly large hallway next to our kitchen peninsula, but it's been done more often done in kids' rooms. I got the initial idea from a Pottery Barn Kids Rooms book, and a home schooling mom. We are going to paint half a wall with chalkboard paint and put some chalks (maybe in colorful buckets on hooks?) there for the kids to doodle on. The other half, we will paint with a very washable paint, attach a butcher block roll at adult height so it can be rolled down for free art time. We will keep a supply of art materials and art smocks right there. We will have a sink nearby (in the kitchen peninsula) - which makes it extra nice. The upper part of the wall might be used to display their artwork, maybe in frames or on a line with wooden clothes pegs? Oh, and I'll put a white rug on the floor to collect colorful spatters. (Similar to what I did with their art smocks - we use white canvas aprons and don't wash them. We let the spatters and marks build up to become its own colorful work of art.) Making a space that encouraged the children's creativity was important to me. Other ideas: for the kids' home school room/ play room/ "library" I want to make a window seat, flanked on both sides and on the top with bookshelves. Preferably with a cool library ladder. I would have the bookshelves in a light color and the insides (back of shelves) in a dark color for contrast. A couple smaller tables that can be pushed together to form one long table for projects, building, board games, etc. (Pottery Barn idea again). |
From age 4-17 my daughter had a garden of flowers painted on the wall with a six foot section of picket fence nailed to the wall. We also had a tree painted in the corner. It looked great when she was young and it grew nicely with her as I updated the furnishings.(By changing the furnishings I mean we went to a double bed, added a love seat and a huge paper lantern. We also changed out the art on her walls to something more sophisticated.) |
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Thu, May 19, 11 at 17:22
I'd say the nook will make a great guest bed and the play loft a wonderful study area. I think if you replace the bed as she gets older (or take off the top) the room will grow nicely with your daughter. Beautiful window seat and I really like your inspiration pictures. For your toddler son, how about a jungle and maps, kind of an Indiana Jones theme? You could play up the jungle aspect, but maybe use the maps with the gold (rather than blue) background...they look more vintage and play up the 'Indy' theme. Have fun! April-Lorraine, Great ideas...thanks for sharing! Ncamy- Your daughter must have loved that room...it sounds charming :) |
- Posted by joyce_6333 (My Page) on Mon, May 23, 11 at 15:21
We are building a new home, and are having a room in the finished basement for the grandkids. I like the idea of built-in beds, but wonder how hard it is to put on the sheets...especially for upper bunks. Anyone here have any feedback? |
My son has had a loft bed for the past 5 years and I cringe every time I change the sheets. He has a somewhat firm twin size pillow top mattress that does not lift very easily and the side rails don't help either and not much headroom. Ughhh!!! In the new house he's getting a new bed and it will not be Loft or bunk or anything of the like. One good thing going for the loft bed was that he was able to have more ground area to play in our current house, as the bedroom was very small. |
Check out the website Ohdeedoh - it is Apartment Therapy's kid/design website. While there is much emphasis on apartments, houses are also included and there are some really innovative ideas for kids rooms. There are also links to interesting decorations to include in kids rooms - some are very expensive, but may give you some ideas to replicate more cheaply. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Apartment Therapy Ohdeedoh
- Posted by schreibdave (My Page) on Tue, May 31, 11 at 14:23
We had a local artist paint murals on our kids walls. My son's room is painted like it's the NY Yankees clubhouse - one wall anyway. There's a locker for A-Rod, Jeter and one for my son. My daughter is a dancer and she has a big painting of a ballerina together with some decorative flourishes. |
- Posted by mythreesonsnc (My Page) on Tue, May 31, 11 at 21:18
schreibdave, the Yankees clubhouse sounds awesome! Pics?? |
- Posted by slowdowntohurryup (My Page) on Wed, Dec 28, 11 at 22:02
...i had the map of the world on my wall as a kid... very unique, inexpensive way to spice up a room-- and you child will never forget it |
The thing our grandkids and other child visitors like most about the room they use upstairs when they visit is the swing we hung from the ceiling. It is just an ordinary swingset swing bolted through they drywall into a reinforced rafter. Ages from 2 - 14, though we have advised the older ones to tone it down as they swing from wall to wall. If it ever goes out of style, or is outgrown (though I often find the older ones just sitting in it pondering something or watching TV)I can just unbolt it and patch the two holes in the ceiling. |
We built in bunks or our three girls' shared room. They love it!!! Two of our children's rooms have swings, too. And foam mattresses are a breeze to change on top bunks! |
- Posted by gaonmymind (My Page) on Wed, Mar 21, 12 at 16:25
My dream is to do built in beds and create a nook. I loved nooks and crannies as a kid and still do. Also a dutch door on their bedrooms would be cute, but maybe not realistic. |
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Document Type Master's Dissertation Author Mostert, Magdalena Albertha URN etd-03292006-114621 Document Title The ecotoxicity of five insecticides to the Pheretima group (Oligochaeta) occurring on golf courses in the Pretoria region (South Africa) Degree MSc (Zoology and Entomology) Department Zoology and Entomology Supervisor
Advisor Name Title Dr A S Schoeman Committee Chair Dr M van der Merwe Committee Co-Chair Keywords
- earthworms toxicology
- earthworms effect of pesticides on
- earthworms ecology
Date 2001-04-01 Availability unrestricted Abstract Earthworms have an important role to play in turfgrass. They aerify and enrich the soil, enhance water infiltration and break down thatch. Turfgrass managers are advised to select pesticides non-hazardous to earthworms to maintain the long-term stability of a healthy turf An artificial soil test was used to assess the toxicity of five insecticides, used for turf grass pest management, on the Pheretima group (Megascolecidae). The recommended application rates of carbaryl, chlorpyrifos, irnidacloprid, cyfluthrin and fipronil were tested. The LC50 values were also determined by using five dosages and a control (five replicates each) per insecticide. The dosages tested in the experiment were determined on a surface area basis. The effects of the tested insecticides on earthworm mortality, earthworm biomass and individual earthworm mass were assessed 24 hours, 48 hours and 7 days after application of the insecticides against the recommended application rate. Biomass and individual earthworm mass were also determined for dosages of the probit analysis where less than 30% mortality occurred. Individual mass was determined by dividing the biomass with the number of earthworm survivors per time interval per insecticide. Intoxication symptoms were noted.Carbaryl and chlorpyrifos (recommended application rates), had a significant greater effect on earthworm mortality than cyfluthrin, seven days after the application of the insecticides. No other significant earthworm mortality was found. None of the insecticides had a significant influence on earthworm biomass. Cyfluthrin initially reduced individual earthworm mass, but not biomass, more than the other insecticides. Carbaryl reduced biomass more than the other insecticides for all the assessments. Carbaryl, imidacloprid and chlorpyrifos had a larger negative effect than the control, fipronil and cyfluthrin on earthworm biomass and individual earthworm mass, for the 14 and 21 day assessments.
For the 24 hour interval, carbaryl was the most toxic to earthworms (lowest LC50 of 77.2 mg kg-I), followed by imidacloprid (155.3 mg kg-I), cyfluthrin (350.7 mg kg-I), chlorpyrifos (389.9 mg kg-I) and fipronil (> 8550 mg kg-I) as the least toxic. For the 48 hour and 7 day intervals, imidacloprid was the most toxic to earthworms (LC50 values of 5.0 mg kg-I and 3.0 mg kg-I respectively), followed by carbaryl (15.7 mg kg-I; 9.0 mg kg-I), cyfluthrin (128.4 mg kg-1;110.2 mg kg-I), chlorpyrifos (330.0 mg kg-I; 180.2 mg kg-I) and the least toxic was fipronil (> 8550 mg kg-I both intervals).
The biomass and individual earthworm mass were negatively influenced by chlorpyrifos, imidacloprid and cyfluthrin at higher dosages than the recommended application rate. Fipronil only had a significant effect on biomass and individual earthworm mass 24 hours after application at higher dosages than the recommended application rate. The intoxication symptoms noted were impaired activity, coiled and helical configurations, bleeding prostomiums and red sores.
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NMMA reports stronger boat show season
Posted onThe National Marine Manufacturers Association said today that 70 percent of its winter boat and sport shows saw an increase in attendance and that the others remained flat or were down by single digits.
Many exhibitors across the NMMA shows reported sales increases from last year, strong leads and more attendees looking to make a purchase this year, the association said.
"Increases in attendance and reports of strong sales at shows reinforce notions of pent-up demand and the beginning of an industry recovery in 2011 and into 2012," said Ben Wold, executive vice president of NMMA boat and sportshows, in a statement.
"In addition to positive economic conditions and decent weather, NMMA's aggressive marketing efforts, the NMMA Advantage and new show attractions were just a few of the ways we worked to drive attendance," he added. "Now we'll analyze our efforts against results to develop even more ways to improve our shows and ensure we continue producing valuable shows for exhibitors and attendees."
The NMMA produced 14 shows this year and attendance increased at 10 of them: Nashville Boat & Sportshow (5 percent); Atlanta Boat Show (1 percent); Kansas City Boat & Sportshow (7 percent); Minneapolis Boat Show (26 percent); Louisville Boat, RV & Sportshow (9 percent); Strictly Sail Chicago (2 percent); Atlantic City Boat Show (114 percent); St. Louis Boat & Sportshow (9 percent); Miami International Boat Show; (12 percent) and New England Boat Show (5 percent).
The other four shows had flat attendance or saw single-digit declines: The Baltimore Boat Show broke even with 2010 attendance; the Chicago Boat, RV & Outdoors Show was down 7 percent; the New York Boat Show was down 6 percent; and Strictly Sail Miami was down 8 percent, compared with 2009.
The Northwest Sportshow, which is scheduled for March 30-April 3, closes out the NMMA's show season.
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GSRNE's 15th Annual Auction is coming up on Sunday, April 27th, from 11:30 am – 5:00 pm, and we are happy to announce that it's being held at a larger, nicer new location! Some of the most unusual and treasured items will be auctioned off in one Live auction and two silent auctions! There are also raffles, good food & wonderful sale items. Come early and bid often!!
This benefit auction features everything a dog lover could need or want! Unique and unusual items will be available featuring a German Shepherd theme – a rare opportunity for the German Shepherd Dog enthusiast to find so many collectibles at one time, in one place. This year we also have items galore for the human members of your family. Mark your calendar and plan on having a great time and helping out New England's German Shepherd Dogs in need!
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HAMILTON - A local student has been tapped to be part of the first-ever State Superintendent's Student Advisory Board which will hold its first meeting on November 12th in Helena.
Megan Mathews, a student at Hamilton High School's Alternative Learning Center, will be one of 40 students from 30 Montana schools who will represent all 142,082 Montana K-12 students.
Mathews will provide student perspective on state policy and help guide the K-12 education system into the future according to a press release. As a board member, she will be part of a new state initiative to help high schools increase the graduation rates of their students.
She has been invited to share her opinion about the challenges students face and give suggestions about improving the graduation rate.
"At the Office of Public Instruction, we are well aware of the seriousness of young people not receiving a high school diploma and believe that students are the most important voice in helping schools to better address this issue," said Denise Juneau Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Mathews was nominated by HHS Counselor, Rod Meuchel. "Megan is somewhat of a nontraditional student trying to fit in the traditional high school setting," he said. "She is intelligent and motivated. She is also mature for her age and quite independent-both in thought and action. I felt she could well represent students like herself. At this time she may not realize it but she could be an excellent advocate for others."
Mathews is taught by Alexis Wheat who sees her value adding to this advisory group. "Megan is great at speaking her mind," said Wheat. "She also has a good understanding of where many different groups of students are coming from."
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PTC July 4 fireworks to proceed, even if lake remains dry
Lake Peachtree may be down for some time, but the city's July 4 fireworks display will go on over the lake, water or none, city officials have said.
The lake's level was lowered in February to allow residents to repair docks and maintain the shoreline, but structural problems were found with the lake's spillway, putting a halt to plans to refill the lake in April. City and county officials are working together on a plan to temporarily repair the spillway, but the state may force the lake to remain unfilled until permanent repairs are made.
In the meantime, it's a good time to be getting in the mood for the annual July 4 celebration as the city's parade registration process opens June 2 for Peachtree City residents and businesses only; the entries are open to Fayette County residents and businesses starting June 9.
To register, visit the recreation department at the Kedron Fieldhouse and Aquatic Center at 202 Fieldhouse Drive.
For a list of rules, entry fees, and participation requirements, please www.peachtree-city.org/documents/13/127/Parade%20Rules_20140402135126422....
I wonder if our new mayor doesn't have the political horsepower to pull strings at the State level?
pray tell, need to be pulled?
It's just sad that we don't get to utilize Lake Peachtree (yet) for the summer. Lake Peachtree is probably more convenient for most and the kids are allowed to swim.
We spent some time this past weekend at Lake McIntosh. Fantastic facility. Next time I will have to rent a canoe at the gas station located at crosstown and 74. My kids were paddling around the dock in an inflatable boat when the Marshal asked me to have them paddle in. They had on life vests and all, but I failed to read the posted rules about an adult in the boat. Since I was too heavy, we just fished and played on the playground.
The marshal was nice, but he asked the kids (mine and others) not to stick their feet in the water at the boat dock. I think that was a little overboard, but it is what it is. Some teens snuck in to swim after the marshal left and were jumping off the dock and having fun.
I don't think I have ever seen the county marshal at Lake Peachtree.
Hopefully the state dam people will approve the temporary fix and the county can push this work to be finished asap. It would be great to get it done and filled back up before the 4th of July. Fingers crossed.
We agree on many things on here, but I respectfully disagree on this.
Do we know how much a "temporary fix" will be? I do not want any short term (what I would call wasted) fix on anything in the city or county that is not crucial to have operating. Lake Peachtree (filled) is a nice to have, to me, not a need to have. I think it would be a needless expense to do the temporary grout if it comes back that further work is necessary.
Lake Peachtree and Lake MacIntosh have differing rules. There are agreements in place between PTC and the county on Lake Peachtree that do not exist with Lake McIntosh. Ownership differs, too. Swimming is not allowed in Lake M, it is allowed in Lake P.
There is no reason that I can see that fireworks cannot be enjoyed with the lake in it's present state. Not as visually pleasing, but, jeez, I think the pain will be short-lived. We survived the no 4th of July parade last year. I think we can survive this.
County marshal covers 3 reservoirs. MacIntosh, Horton and Kedron. Many other responsibilities, too. PTC PD covers Lake P. They cover for each other when necessary, too.
I would rather spend our water payment money to do a complete fix on the dam and then no other draw down would be necessary.
Works been killing me and I really haven't looked at the details on the Lake Peachtree dam fix. I thought I read they had proposed a temporary fix that would get us by for some time period and then perform the permanent fix at a later date.
While it is always best to get it over with, it is also important to many in the city who enjoy Lake Peachtree and the plentiful activities it supports. I'm pretty sure that the community receives additional tax dollars from lake activities, so there must be some economic impact.
I knew about the no swimming in Lake McIntosh and understand why the marshal told the kids to get their feeties out of the water at the boat dock, they were not above the knee. Its not like the boaters don't get their feet wet getting into and out of their vessels.
Anywho, I think Lake McIntosh and the park is very nice and plan to enjoy it for years to come.
Well, I just backed my golf cart into the garage door. All so I could go take a ride around that dammed lake. Just thought I would share that, if you notice a change in my mood here.:(
The city receives a fraction, a smidgeon, a toenail's worth of income from the lake activities in comparison to what it costs to put on these activities. This is after the city has raised fees to host them. Yes, there is economic impact. It is a negative economic impact. As in the triathlon. I do not know what other activities are being prevented by the dam being down. Swimming? We have 2 top notch pools. The only other one I can think of is The Rotary dragon boat races. Well, have the festival and no boats this year. No big deal.
I say, get the dam fixed fully,unless there is some financial help available that would offset the cost of repair locally. If so, apply for it. While the water is drawn down, and when that cost is established and approved by both city and county, then decide on the type of dredging and hopefully, this time, address the source of the runoff that needs to be dredged. If I hear one homeowner on the lake b*&^% ever again about their dock needing repair and they need the lake drawn down, I will personally go and fix their dock so it never needs....anything....again.
Yes, we are very fortunate for the new lake and park. A gem.
Can't wait to see the melee on Lake (dry bed) Peachtree for the 4th. Wonder how many golfcarts, dirtbikes and 4-wheelers will venture out onto the lake? And since Coweta comes in force every year... definitely 4-wheelers!
Isn't that how Cowetians ski? Towed by a 4-wheeler across the mud flats...
and deep pockets. Yesterday, around noon, the PD ATV was out there just above the dam a ways, ticketing a pickup truck with a kayak on the back of it that was backed up to that scrawny channel of water that is left there. Instead, for $10., the 2 teens could have gone over to Lake McIntosh and had over 200 acres of water to boat in. I don't get the attraction to this at all, but then I don't 4-wheel, either.
It has been almost a week and I have not seen the first person working on repairing the bridge...the same goes for the dam. Just how long are they going to drag their feet on this? Just wondering if Code Enforcement is going to monitor the height of the grass in the dry lake bed.
We covered this dam issue about a week ago. :)
I have actually witnessed 2 men & a truck working on the bridge. I am guessing it was more than putting up the wire chain-link. The dam .. I cross at least 5x a week & have never seen anyone other than the odd cop car or 2 sitting on that spot. Never seen anyone in the lake bed or around the dam. Drones?
What are you talking about?
There IS no work being done on the dam now. Do you get the PTC Updates email each week that tells you about all of this?
bladderq, lettinguno, dj1524ga...you all just come out of one brain or what?
Let's just call you all (or just you) the lake whiners. Get your answers from here:
or from here:
Or, according to the city website, get on over to the 8AM meeting Wed. morning on TDK Blvd. at the water plant and ask at the Water Committee meeting being held there.
They just started the bridge work on the 19th. Do you know what bridge is being worked on? I have seen it while driving at 45 mph on the way by there. Feel free to answer, any one or all of you.
Just concerned about what was once a beautiful lake.
You can read all you want, but words do not get the job done. Live bodies do....and I have not seen any..... and no....I was not driving by the bridge or the dam at 45mph....I was walking.
Okay, you are not a whiner. The lake is not going to be a quick fix. I am sure it will be a beautiful lake once again. We are getting a new fishing dock, too, to replace the old one, once the water comes back up.
I saw new rail posts and it looked like the old rails are gone on the bridge the other day. Construction has started, so are we talking about the same bridge? The path bridge across from the Wyndham is the one being worked on.
Seems a lot of people didn't get the word. See a lot of people walk around the 1st barrier to walk up to the 2nd. Yesterday a golf cart came out the hotel to cross the hwy to go the wrong way west bound on the emergency lane. Is there a sign(s) down by the dam or boat ramp or Revco, informing anyone that there is NO Way to cross? Just askin'
There are signs where there need to be signs, unless someone has vandalized them. There are detour maps on the signs, too.
If someone is dumb enough to cart out onto 54, they deserve whatever happens to them. Who in this city does not know you do not drive a cart on 54? Ticket them and let them pay the fine for purposely breaking the law. Maroons are out this weekend, big time.
Does anyone know why the Lake can not be filled to a level that does not reach the spill way? This issue should have been found as soon as the lake was emptied instead of just before they where ready to fill it.
This was very bad management of the issue.
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KPI-JCI and Astec Mobile Screens has hired Dan Riley as a marketing associate as part of the company's ongoing strategy to elevate its international PRO Training curriculum.
Riley, who earned his bachelor's degree in political science from the University of South Dakota, has previously worked at Volkswagen AG in Germany, Target Corporation and as a program coordinator for the Great Plains International Trade Association.
His daily responsibilities include supporting the Marketing department in a variety of functions, including creating marketing materials, creating PRO Training materials, and establishing additional lines of communication with the company's sales representatives and dealers.
Lisa Carson, marketing manager for KPI-JCI and Astec Mobile Screens, said Riley's previous training experience with an international manufacturer will help him elevate the company's PRO Training curriculum to a higher standard.
"Dan's experience with Volkswagen AG gives him a deeper understanding of how an international training program should be run," Carson said in a press release. "I am very confident his skills and business acumen will make him a great addition to the KPI-JCI and Astec Mobile Screens marketing team."
Riley said he is looking forward to enhancing the PRO Training sales and service programs, which are designed to educate dealers and customers about the effective application, operation, maintenance and troubleshooting of KPI-JCI and Astec Mobile Screens equipment.
"I am proud to be a part of a 'Made in America' company with a history of success and innovation," Riley said. "I am also excited to bring some training experience to help facilitate better manufacturer-to-seller trainings, as well as metric experience to help develop metrics in the interest of creating leaner processes."
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I have been looking at a lot of posts and videos regarding how to cross tomatoes. Some of the growers cover their emasculated blossoms while some don't. In fact, more don't cover them than do. Actually, they state that if when emasculating a blossom you remove the sepals, petals and anther that there will be nothing left to attract bees or other insects and so no need to cover. This makes sense to me and would make things a lot easier but I was wondering what some of you more experienced with this are doing? |
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- Posted by carolyn137 z4/5 NY (My Page) on Thu, Jul 3, 14 at 16:50
In my opinion THE best place to go to learn about how to make crosses is the website I linked to below. Keith posts here as either olerist or mulio and knows more tomato genetics than almost anyone I know of. He has bred many great varieties,on the home page click on autism, that ares old at various seedsites. Then look,I ithink it's under culture,for the links to how to make crosses,what geneticsegregation is all about and how many generations are needed to create a stable variety, etc. There's so much info at that site you won't believe it. And IMO you don't need any other source than his to start doing your own crosses, etc. Carolyn, who does read at several message sites and knowns of quite a few videos out there, etc.,and still says the link below is the best. |
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Thank you Carolyn. I went to that site and unfortunately Keith does not give a clear cut answer one way or the other as to whether it is necessary to cover the emasculated blossom if you have removed the sepals, petals and anther. |
Anyone else have any thoughts? |
Keith recommends covering when it is done outside to protect it from insects and the possibility of it picking up unwanted pollen. When done inside as in GH cover isn't needed. By emasculating the bloom you have reduced the odds of and natural pollination to almost nil but for 100% assurance cover. Dave |
- Posted by carolyn137 z4/5 NY (My Page) on Sat, Jul 5, 14 at 15:35
The stigma isn't quite ready yet so you'll need to wait another 24-36 hours before crossing. It will become sticky when receptive. Since most of you will be doing this outside, you may want to loosely cover the emasculated flower overnight with cheese cloth (or some other "breathable" material) to protect it from insects and the possibility of it picking up unwanted pollen (and to mark it). Be Careful not to cause damage to the style or stigma! &&&&&& Above Is what Keith wrote when describing how to make crosses, saying to cover the emasculated blossom,which seems to me to be quite clear. Clearly your choiuce and don't be put off by the "may want to" words, b'c it really depends on which pollinators and how many are in the area, and if weather is a factor as well before putting the desired pollen on the stigma, and probably just assumed that folks would be aware of that. Hope that helps, Carolyn, who suggests you cover your emasculated blossoms and as Keith also said, it helps to mark them. Some folks tie red yarn on the stem below the emasculated ones to also mark them, but I think it best to cover them. Red yarn optional. ( smile) |
I guess the pictures and videos I saw were made inside greenhouses which could account for the disparity in opinions. So, I will cover them even though it is a pain to do so. Also Keith's "may want to" seemed a bit wishy-washy. I will be covering. Thanks all. |
I might consider doing this one day as a hobby or just for fun. I read briefly about the process. It seems to me, even when one is well versed in doing it, still is can be very involved. Because you have to do one flower( = one fruit) at a time. What is more, the process takes a couple of days ; It requires pre observation, screening, marking, tagging, bagging, collecting the fruit, taking the seeds out, processing, packaging, marketing. So to make more F1 seeds you have to do it all over again the next year, or sell the left over seeds !!! How can they do all this for a couple of bucks ??? |
- Posted by carolyn137 z4/5 NY (My Page) on Sun, Jul 6, 14 at 8:53
Seysonn, the many home gardeners making crosses are not doing it for the money. they are doing it to get the F2 seeds to sow the next year and make selections and continue making selections at each generation until the one selection they think best is stable. Keith is not a full time breeder but all those he bred, and is still doing so if you look at his website, are also available at several websites and he gets no money back. His variety Purple Haze F1 is not that available other than plants and any money received from those sales go for autism research since his son is autistic. And often they , the amateurs,come up with something great as did Sam with his initial cross between German Red Strawberry and D.r Wyche which is now called Sweet Ozark Orange, which took him about 5 years to stabilize. And I could give you other examples aswell. I send seeds to several places for trial, so do others, and such new varieties often end up being sold here and there, and the persons who did the original crosses receive no money at all, just the pleasureof doing what they do and finding something successful. it's quite different for commercial breeders such as Fred Hempel withhis Bumble Bees and Mark MC Caslin and Bill Jeffers and more,b/c sometimes, at least for the first two I just mentioned,there is always a contract involved. if you look at Johnny's, TGS, Jung's and many more you'll see Fred's varieties being sold, for instance. Hope that helps, Carolyn |
Carolyn, ..I was talking about the commercial breeders, not the home hobbyists. After all, I suppose, the process must be the same. An it sounds very involved and time consuming even when a person is trained and experienced. .. One has to do one flower, one crossing at a time. And what amazes me is that the so-called "hybrid" seeds are sold at about the same price as the open pollinated ones. |
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Published on 16.4.2012 8:52ROUND TWO: CASTELNEAU DE LEVIS FRANCE
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It seemed the riders took the poor weather from Holland to France as rainy days had soaked the track in south France near Toulouse. But in qualifications the sun came through to dry out the track. Track conditions were completely opposite to those in Valkenswaard with a rock hard ground and stones to make it really slippery for the participants.
Antti: "The rest of the championship will be on hard tracks so we have to get our act together and race for every point."
With his score in Castelneau de Levis we now see Antti in second place in the title race behind Austrian Matthias Walkner. The top guys in Valkenswaard race did only that race and in France a handful of MX1 and local rider did their only MX3 race. All of them don't ride the full ten events, they won't bother Antti and the regular MX3 racers for the title race.
A handful of MX1 riders used their free weekend to get a wildcard for this Castelnau de Levis MX3 and some of them set the pace in the qualification race that was won by local Cedric Soubeyras in his aggressive style in front of Rui Goncalves and Jonathan Barragan, two of the regular MX1 pilots. Also in action several fast Frenchman including Gregory Aranda and Milko Potisek, the number 2 in last year's World MX3 Championship. "If I can help take points away from his opponents then I will help Antti," said the likeable Potisek.
Champion Julien Bill is not defending his title in 2012. Number 3 from year, Martin Michek, had a zero score in Valkenswaard due to weird technical problems but sure Antti has him on the list of main opponents for the title.
Antti: "Yes sure Michek is one of my main challengers, I also see Matthias Walkner, Günther Schmidinger, Michael Staufer and Gercar Klemen as the dangerous guys, maybe a few more. Now that we have Valkenswaard behind us the deep sand tracks are done. We had been testing our bikes on tracks in Belgium and Holland with similar conditions. Due to the bad weather in Italy we had no opportunity to do our training on hard tracks. After the problems with my number one bike in Holland we got some new parts to test and then started our 1100 km travel south to the next race."
"In the morning's free practice the bike felt ok but in the afternoon qualifying race when the sun came out I did not feel so comfortable. The track became slippery and demanding so I took the whole day more or less as training. In the beginning the track was muddy but it dried out and it became a difficult qualifying."
"You can see today as last week that some riders are keen to race occasionally in MX3 and those are good riders. These guys in the top in Holland were sand specialist and this World Championship is more between the fast guys on the hard tracks. I count nobody out and focus on my own riding and be on top of my game with my many years of experience on all kind of tracks," said Antti.
You did not seem very happy or motivated in the qualification race where you took 11th, things not working your way?
"No, finishing eleventh is not really where I should be. We miss some training on hard pack tracks but it is no excuse, this was my program. After France we go home and do lots of time to train and test on hard tracks. There are good and fast tracks in Finland and maybe we go to Italy before the next round in Bulgaria in May."
Ludde Söderström was learning every lap and finished qualification in 20th spot. Then the youngster on the AP24RACING had to wash the dishes after lunch, one of the jobs for a newcomer on the team.
"I found it pretty tough on this track, it is very slippery and although I had a year on the MX2 bike I can feel that I miss experience. I need more training and testing on hard tracks to set up a better suspension and tires. I can see on the track that I brake ten meters earlier then the fast guys. We have been ten weeks on the road and I am really looking forward to returning back to Finland. There we have several hard tracks to do more testing and build my confidence."
Missing today were the top 3 guys from Valkenswaard, Wouts, Martens and Klein Kromhof, the last one dislocated his shoulder. It will take a few MX3 meetings before it becomes clear which riders will really do all events and start the fight for the gold medal.
Bad weather stayed away for Sunday and racing was pretty hot with just one rain shower between the motos. Antti had a good start in moto one but had to shut the gas in the corner when someone pushed him wide and he lost a couple of places. His first laps were not top level and our friend dropped back out of the top ten. He sure was not top shape in the opening stages, then found his drive and gained back places to finish ninth. Teammate Ludde was really struggling after a bad start and finished far behind.
In the second start Antti was not as good as in the first race but nevertheless he showed more spirit and rode a lot better this time. At the end he finished eight but when we take away all those riders who only do one race we can say that he took two 'virtual' podium positions. And that made him move into second place in the championship after two events. Matthias Walkner had a better first race then Antti and was handed the red plate as leader in MX3.
Antti: "Of course that red plate was one of my targets today but we lack the base to do better at this stage on hard tracks. Castelneau de Levis is really one of the worst tracks in the series this year. The track is rock hard and very slippery which makes it very tricky. I was not happy with my riding in the opening race and with a much better second race I return home with a good feeling and confidence. When the gate dropped I started with a wheelie but every lap I rode sharp and stayed focused and aggressive to stay in the game. Already after 4 motos we can see who are the guys hungry for the MX3 World title and I am one of them."
Ludde: "After two MX3 events I know that this is a good class for me. At same time I must admit that I am disappointed with my position after the first 4 motos. I had the speed in Holland but crashed and lost points. Here in France the conditions were very tough and I could not match the speed of other guys."
"But positive is that I did not crash today and gained a lot more experience. I need to work on the set-up of the bike, a bit of everything but mainly the suspension. It did not make me feel comfortable although we tried out several changes without making progress. Riding more on hard tracks and my speed and my feeling with the bike will improve."
"In the first race I started almost last and could not pass anyone. In the second race I had a better start and it felt I was racing with some guys although for a good part my gear lever got bend in the mud and the engine was stuck in third gear. Plenty of work to do when we are back in Finland."
Moto One: 1. Soubeyras (FRA); 2. Barragan (ESP); 3. Aranda (FRA); 4. Goncalves (POR); 5. Potisek (FRA); 6. Michek (CZE); 7. Walkner (AUT); 8. Schmidinger (AUT); 9. ANTTI PYRHÖNEN (FIN); 10. Klemen (SLO); 27. LUDDE SÖDERBERG (FIN)
Moto Two: 1. Aranda; 2. Soubeyras; 3. Barragan; 4. Potisek; 5. Michek; 6. Schmidinger; 7. Goncalves; 8. ANTTI PYRHÖNEN; 9. Staufer; 10. Klemen; 23. SÖDERBERG


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Feel free to browse our website for our calendar of programs, resources, basic information and ways to become involved with NAMI El Paso.
Click on the Information Tab to view Upcoming Events, which contains information on trainings, meetings, fundraisers and community forums.
All classes, support groups, trainings, and materials are free of charge.
And remember, you are not alone.