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I have two of what I believe to be Orinoco bananas. Received in trade as such. I have them caged and covered with pine straw. My goal is to overwinter enough p-stem to possibly get some fruit. This winter, so far, may prove to be a really good chance at having a lot of stem survive. Lowest temp to this point is 22F. Has anyone in a similar zone tried their hand at this? I am officially listed as 7b, but only once in 10 years have my observations reflected this designation. My basic question is, what is the lowest temp someone has had Orinoco stems survive? What a treat it would be to harvest even a few bananas from the garden! |
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- Posted by hydro_grower (My Page) on Fri, Feb 10, 06 at 8:36
i'll let ya know in spring.. a as i sold most of mine and left this mat out for the winter. i know of 27 so far and lived, but in atl. yu know we can be hit pretty hard.. |
Here is a link that might be useful: banana pics
Out of curiosity, is this what a typical banana tree looks like during/after Winter? My Dwarf Grand Nain looks almost exactly like this (but much smaller). Will it grow new stuff out of this in the Spring? This is my first Winter with a banana tree, and I'm just wondering what to expect. Thanks in advance... |
- Posted by rubbleshop UK zone 8 or 9 (My Page) on Sun, Feb 12, 06 at 13:39
I grow Orinoco in the UK and it does not loose leaves until almost 0C (32F) and restarts growing at only one or two degrees above that and is fairly fungus resistant. I would have thought it best to keep it cool like it clearly is, or it will exhaust itself growing, dying back,growing,dying back... Its about as hardy as M Paradisiaca if that helps. |
gaalan can you let me know how your banana does. I would love to try to grow one. I am 90 miles SW of you. We do get low's in the 20's also and have had them go to the teens so I would love to know how it goes for you. |
Hydro I do want to hear from you this spring about your plant there. Is that dwarf Orinoco? That seems pretty short to have such a big stem! Goataster, I'll certainly let you know! I am anxious to see what happens. Pretty cold here today(high of 39F), so my plants may be in for more of a test than I thought! Rubbleshop have had your Orinoco(s) bear any fruit? How long have you had it? It would be really neat to be able to go out in the garden, bring in a banana, and make a sandwich! I planted my Orinocos in spring 2004. They survived last winter, but had to sprout from the corm. My lowest temp last winter was 16F. I didn't have them covered as well then, as I do now. I have overwintered as much as 8' of p-stem on M. basjoo using the same method I'm using with my Orinocos. I know, of course, it is currently the hardiest known species. Do you think even a slight bit of that hardiness is present in its p-stems? If this is the case, I may be fooling myself to think I could ever overwinter stems of any of the edible bananas. This is the essence of gardening I guess! |
- Posted by rubbleshop UK zone 8 or 9 (My Page) on Mon, Feb 13, 06 at 5:22
Hi Gaalan, My Orinocos are only 2 years old so are not big enough to fruit yet. They dont lose any pseudostem here in winter- just leaves, so should get big enough to fruit. They will probably reach 5 or so first though, due to our short growing season. |
I never have tried to protect the pseudostems over Winter. I either just leave them alone or dig them up and store under the house (usually the latter). I can tell you that the pseudostems will take a relatively hard freeze without collapsing, as long as it is short-lived. Multiple exposures to hard freezes will do away with the stem over a period of time. In NC, at Plant Delights Nursery, they protect the pseudostems every year and get fruit too. A cage of leaves should be more than sufficient in your climate, assuming you have a normal or mild winter. Even if some of the top dies back, you can just cut it back until you find green in the center of the stem. It's worth a shot! I would try it if I were in your climate. I am in a 7a climate, even though we haven't had single digit temps since 2003, so I don't bother with protection. |
- Posted by jardinerowa PNW (My Page) on Mon, Oct 9, 06 at 2:37
I have two orinocos that just since fall started, the leaf would unfurl out and look beautiful and then stop. No growth after that...it would even kinda turn a yellowish color. Is it the season change? If it were the coolness, I would imagine it would stop growing but not change colors. It only gets mid 40s here at night with windchill. J |
Hi gaalan, I'm really interested to know how your Orinocos did in the winter as I plan to try some in zone 8b. Thanks a lot |
I've had a "regifted" Orinoco for three years now. For each of the previous two winters, the bed has been encircled with a decorative iron-wire fence and filled with leaves and pine straw to a depth of 3' or so. The first summer in the ground, the 3' high plant grew to 18'. The second summer, 5 stems grew to 22' and one produced fruit. That bunch had to be picked in mid-November, just before the first hard freeze. We only had one night down to 23F and only a few nights below freezing. This year, I've got 25 plants, with the largest headed to 25'. No fruiting as yet, but I think that's because of over-crowding. I'm not sure if I will even bother with winter protection this year. |
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Just wondering... are Larry Daniels and Tina Marie also thornless, or as nearly thornless, as Grandmother's Hat?
Also wondering how they bloom. Vintage Gardens makes a subtle distinction in their blooming... saying that Larry Daniels is "Rapid" while the other two are only "good". Thanks,
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In my experience, (and we've grown a LOT of plants, from different sources) they are identical in all characteristics, other than color. And, at that, many (tho not all) plants sport back and forth. I would say there is no difference in their repeat. Jeri |
Jeri, Do you think it possible that Larry Daniels might be the original OGR, and Grandmother's Hat the sport, which might tend to revert to the original? |
Sure. That's possible. OR Tina Marie might be the original. The problem is, we are unlikely EVER to find proof, one way or another. The rose grows at Sangerhausen. I think that, unless someone comes up with REALLY good evidence, they are going to just have the names they have, and as long as we all know what roses we're talking about I personally have no big problem with that. "The roses know who they are . . ." Lee Jeremias said that, and it always made sense to me. Jeri |
The nurseryman who helped popularize Grandmother's Hat and isolated and named Larry Daniels and Tina Marie stated a full thirty percent of the plants he produced "reverted" to Larry Daniels. Sports occur serendipitously. Reversions, I've read, frequently occur about 30% of the time. Based upon that piece of information, I would think Larry is the original and the other two are sports. Whatever they are, they are great roses! Kim |
But Kim -- How could he distinguish a sport from a reversion? Jeri |
Hi Jeri, that's actually easier than you think. When you have Grandmother's Hat in for propagation and three out of ten come out Larry Daniels, it would be considered a "reversion" as it is reverting back to its original form. It is virtually unheard of to have any rose "sport" from the original to a new combination at such a high rate. Mutations are known to revert to their original form that frequently, though. That's what convinced him Larry Daniels is, or is as close to what we're going to find, the original from which Grandmother's Hat sported. Kim |
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Yes, normally if you move from one state to another state when you are in the period of time that your previous state required you to carry a SR-22 than you will need to continue to carry the SR-22 certificate of financial responsibility, even in your new state.
Your new state is not usually the one that requires you to continue to file the SR-22 but your old state is. Some states may allow you to discontinue your SR-22 if you have moved out of state if you petition them for this however in general the states that require a SR-22 for various reasons (normally after a DUI, license suspension, driving without insurance and other major offenses) will require that in your new state you get insurance that will still comply with their requirements and to find an insurance carrier that will file the SR-22 with them. To do this you normally need an insurance carrier that is authorized to do business and file SR-22s in both states (your new state and old one).
As an example Oregon notes that if you live out of state or have moved out of Oregon and you were required by OR to have a SR-22 you still need to comply with this, even out of state. You need to file an SR-22 with Oregon if you live out of state. If not your license will be suspended and Oregon records all suspensions on the National Driver Registry (NDR). Oregon law prohibits their DMV from clearing a suspended driver from the national computer before all requirements are met, including a SR-22. Most states check the NDR prior to or after issuing you a license and should cancel or suspend your driving privileges if you are suspended in another state.
The basic rules is if you currently carry an SR-22 in one state but move to another state, you must fulfill the SR-22 filing period for your former state, even though you no longer reside there. Also, your insurance policy for your new state must have liability limits which meet the minimums required by law in your former (SR-22) state.
Example: If you have an Alaska SR-22, where minimum liability limits are 50/100/25, and you move to California, a state with 15/30/5 liability limits, you'll need to carry Alaska's minimum limits of 50/100/25 on your California policy and continue your SR-22 filing with Alaska until the filing period ends.
The Oregon DMV notes that if you are required to file an SR-22 and have moved out of state to make sure the new out of state SR-22 is with a company that also does business in Oregon, that they have an Oregon customer number to put on the SR-22, and that the SR-22 is the original, not a copy. So each state can have specifics they require you to follow when filing a SR-22 from out of state and thus you should check with their DMV to make sure you follow their procedures.
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Now this may sound disgusting an' like very gross
But it's sure to have your trippin'
So y'all listen close
It's not bright as the sun or sweet like sugar
But it's rather on the bug tip and it's called Pickin' Boogers
Now what I'm emceein' might not seem kosher to you
But it's still somethin' we all have to do
So go up your nose with a finger or two
And pull out one or a crusty crew
Yo, don't try to front like it's so gloomy and gray
'Cause we all pick our boogers sometime every day
Whether out in the open or on a sneak tip
With a finger, tissue, or even a Q-Tip
Take it from the Biz Markie because I'm jokin'
And also, remember this slogan
"Hey, ma, what's for dinner?
Go up your nose and pick yourself a winner"
Pickin' Boogers
Pickin' Boogers
Let me tell you what happened on the train, man
I was coolin' one say with my partner Kane
Headed up to the rooftop, ridin' the D train
When the man sittin' next to me was so profane
He'd stick his finger up his nose, then do a drain
(You should 'a moved)
I was just about, but al of a suddern, homeboy just pulled out
A big, green, slimey - naw, I'm not even gonna say it
But it weighed a good pound if you tried to weigh it
He sat there for a while with it in his hand
So I tried to play cool like a normal man
So I laid my head back to catch a quick nap
All of a sudden he plucked it dead in my lap
Now Kane sat there laughin' like it was all a joke
But a brother like Biz Markie had almost choked
So I dug up my nose and pulled out about five
And plucked every last one of them dead in his eye
Then the man jumped up and said what's wrong with you
And wiped 'em off his face and said I can't mess with you
Like if I did somethin' that was so full of shame
But yo, you got to know the name of the game
Pickin' Boogers
Pickin' Boogers
Now let me take you trippin' dow memory lane
Back in public school with my partner Kane
When I was class clown and he was my brotherr
Sittin' at the desk, pluckin' boogers at each other
Never do our work as we were supposed
'Cause we was too busy diggin' up our nose
And in the lunch room, we would talk about rude
God forbid the person that had to leave his food
No matter who you are, we didn't give a damn
We even put teachers down with the program
Whether it was a woman or if you're a man
We put boogers in our fingers then shake your hand
Catch anyone from anywhere
But the best part about it's catchin' Kane out there
Especially we're out playin' ball in the gym
I put boogers on the basketball and pass it to him
Now we're grown up and things have changed
But we still be playin' the Pickin' Boogers game
Just last night when Kane was gettin' ready
I slippped a litte green one inside his spaghetti
Pickin' Boogers
Pickin' Boogers
Let me tell you what happened with this girl
One night at Latin Quarters, I was standin' at ease
And saw a gorgeous yound lady that I wanted to skeeze
I didn't show enough that I really did want it
So, no half-steppin', I pushed up on it
Pulled out the gold cable and a knot that was fat
Had a spotlight beamin' on my Biz Markie hat
But when she stepped in the light and she got real close
I saw a teeny-weenie booger on the tip of her nose
She was dressed real def and her body was hook
But that dried-up boogeer just ruined the look
I wanted to tell her about it but I couldn't be bold
So I played it off and said, "That's a cute green mole"
I was hopin' from that she wuld wipe it away
But she didn't do nothin', I guess she wanted it displayed
I said, "Before you get my number I don't mean to dis you
but write it in your hand because you're gonna need the tissue"
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"Pickin Boogers" is track #3 on the album Biz Markie - Greatest Hits. It was written by Williams, Marlon Lu'ree/biz Markie.
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Harshad Chopda and Anupriya Kapoor will finally slip into the roles of Anurag and Taani on August 19 as per sources of Tere Liye.
An insider tells us, The leap was initially supposed to happen on the 16th but now it has been postponed to the 19th. Shekhar has now come to know the truth about Taani being the reason for Anurag going to jail. Shekhar is furious and Taani overhears his conversation with the family where he regrets Taani and Anurags marriage. On the other hand, Laboni is also unhappy with the proceedings and now with Ritesh adding fuel to the fire things will worsen between the families. Shekhar now decides to separate the kids as he realizes that Taani and Anurag are getting closer to each other every passing day. So he decides to send Anurag abroad for further studies with Basu.
Post the leap Anurag will be shown falling in love with Nupur, Basus daughter. Neha Sharma will play Nupur. Meanwhile the track about how Subodh returns is being worked upon.
Says Harshad," Yes, from what I know the leap is to happen on the 19th. However we havent yet started shooting for the show. Our shoot is likely to resume on the 17th."


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- Issuer: Invesco PowerShares
- Structure: Commodity Pool
- Expense Ratio: 0.75%
- ETFdb Category: Metals
- ETF Home Page: DBB
- Inception: 2007-01-05
- Tax Form: K-1
- DBB Tracks This Index: DBIQ Optimum Yield Industrial Metals Index Excess Return
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Does any have any experience of the fiskars quikfit range? I travel to jobs on a bicycle with a trailer and can only transport a limited amount, so having a single shaft with exchangeable tool heads seems like perfect solution on paper. I'm just a bit worried about the durability... Any advice greatly appreciated. |
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As far as I know, the Fiskars QuickFit system of garden tools is not marketed in the United States. So I cannot comment on their durability. I have used the somewhat similar Wolf-Garten interchangeable-head interchangeable-handle line of tools, and they have been quite satisfactory, with a few exceptions. An adjustable length handle suffered some kind of internal mechanical failure, and its length is no longer adjustable. Another occasional problem is that dirt or sand can get into the internal release mechanism, such that it can be difficult to get a head to release from the handle. But that has been more of a minor annoyance than a serious problem. ZM |
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Thu, Jun 9, 11 at 9:49
ok, so my lettuce is growing great in a large window box. I have 3 varieties, they are Chadwicks rodan lettuce, lettuce petite rouge and lettuce tom thumb. But they seem a little soft and wimpy. The tomb thumb is a little thicker/stronger lettuce. All of them dont seem as crisp as the store lettuce.
Is it because of the varieties these lettuce are or because of the recent the hot weather. They dont seem to be bolting. I will try to post a picture, for a better idea. thanks,
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Varietal differences plus the growing methods can't really be compared. Soil in a window box will dry out 100x faster than the commercial varieties grown in the ground. Lettuce is a water hog since it is 90% water to begin with. But that soil moisture level must be consistent and that is impossible to do in a windowbox. Water it well with cold water 1 hour before harvesting it for the most crispness the particular variety will allow. Also don't let the leaves get too big/old before harvesting. Dave |
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It's probably because they're different varieties, and because they're young. Some types of lettuce are crisper than others. |
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I find the Romain and bib type the best for container growing. A drain pan under the container to hold extra water can be of some help along with a good soil mix like Al's 5 1 1 and watering every day. ( you will find Al's 5 1 1 over on the container fourm ) Still growing lettuce as crisp as the store type (Iceberg) in a window box would be a challange. I for one no longer care and seldem buy at the store I enjoy the taste and varity of all the other lettuce's including the leaf types Curt |
Tom Thumb is a butterhead lettuce, supposed to be less crisp. |
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thanks a lot for all the responses. I will not let the soil dry out and try the cold water tip. Also though the lettuce is planted in a window box, it just stays on my covered front porch which gets some morning sun, so mostly its in partial shade with the radishes in another window box. Next year I will surely give it a try in the ground and see if there's a difference. |
I've been growing lettuce in containers for several years and thought they did well - until this year when we put in raised beds. The difference in the lettuce is so remarkable that I changed my mind about growing some in containers near the kitchen door. The quality of the lettuce this year is well worth the walk to the garden. |
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I find that picking lettuce a couple hours ahead, soaking in very cold water for a few minutes, and then refrigerating it gives even the softer lettuces maximum crispness. Goes against how I like to pick everything as fresh as possible, but works pretty well for me. |
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Know Your Lore: Aegwynn {WoW}
Jul 26th 2007 11:47AM I would swear that she was the old woman in the swamp, if for no other reason then the way she mocks you when you have to fight demons on her lawn, and she just watches. Ah well...
Cycle of Hatred was a good book, in my opinion, but I never really understood the whole gender imbalance it keeps tossing around. Sure, it might work in warcraft 3, but how is there gender bias in the workplace when half the town guards in any city are female? Or when major trainers, npcs, battle masters, faction leaders, etc and so on.
Enter to win a Spectral Tiger Mount from WoW Insider! {WoW}
Jul 26th 2007 11:40AM Though there is quite the line for this wonderful beast you are giving away, I shall drop my name in. With over three thousand entries, however, I shall wish good luck to all, since I think everyone would look good on the mount.
Forum post of the day: Are the Naaru evil? {WoW}
May 2nd 2007 5:55PM Pure good is a tricky thing for mortals to comprehend, let alone do. People always like to look for the man behind the curtain, even more so when they glow like this.
Nirikun and Sophie did a marvelous job pointing out why they can possible be what they are, and I salute that. What I find interesting, though, are the thoughts against it. Most fall into the idea of "Get them before they get us", which while paranoid does speak well for the people of Warcraft.
How oftan have attacks come from unknown sources, former allies, and our own people? When peering at the Naru, some people think it is only a matter of time. We have been hurt too oftain, so we will do what we can to avoid being surprised again.
I'd love to play devil's advocite and call up reasons for how they may turn on us, but that field is fairly swamped, so let me look at it in a different way; supose they are good, holy beings. I myself am an unholy abomination, a dead corpse animated by the darkest of powers, and smelling faintly of mint.
Can I, and beings like me, trust in the light? We try, and I do call the Naru as friends and allies, but I'll always have one eyesocket on them.
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The Clubman poses an intriguing question for Mini. Does a brand that celebrates its smallness compromise itself by bringing out a larger model?
Seeking perhaps to preserve maximum authenticity, Mini went with a two-door station wagon as its larger body style, repeating an original Mini offering from the 1960s and even using the same name, Clubman.
Despite the extra 9.4 inches of overall length and the long rear side windows, the Clubman looks like a legitimate Mini rather than some bastardized off-shoot. Clubman-specific details-chiefly the panel-truck-style, twin cargo doors-even enhance the cheeky design.
Inside, though, the design can be grating. This isn't a special circumstance with the Clubman; all of its offending bits are applicable to the standard Mini as well. There are the bizarre and annoying climate controls, the odd logic to the stereo controls, and parent-company BMW's strange electronic column stalks. The large, dual-pane sunroof (part of the $1500 premium package) brings light to the interior, but its mesh shades do little to block the sun. Extra light flooding in from above doesn't do the readability of the giant, center-mounted speedometer any favors; luckily, you can choose a digital speed readout in the center of the tach, which is located right in front of the driver. We were also disappointed by the flimsy plastic center armrest (part of the $1500 convenience package) and the general lack of storage space.
Greater people space, specifically a habitable back seat, is the Clubman's mark of distinction over a standard Mini. In the regular Mini, when a six-foot driver is behind the wheel, his seat is just about pressed up against the rear seat cushion, making the back seat merely a perch for packages, not people. In the Clubman, a kid or even a medium-sized adult can sit in back. To ease the climb back there, the Clubman has a rear-hinged half-door on the passenger's side. (Putting one on the driver's side would have required an expensive relocation of the fuel system, so it wasn't done.)
The Clubman's other unique portals are at the rear. The twin cargo doors not only look symmetrical and cool (even their wipers), but they work great. The right one opens first, with gas struts helping push them along. In a low-roof car like the Mini, using swing-open doors rather than a swing-up hatch means not having to crouch down to get into the (decent-sized) cargo hold.


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My Time Will Come/Getting Home Various Unrated Now Showing at: Cincinnati World Cinema Review by: Larry Thomas I love foreign films. They have a different style, and are generally not ruled by the American fixation with creating a blockbuster box office hit. They transport me to places I will likely never go. It's possible to see the sights and hear the sounds, and with a good imagination, even smell the smells. In Cincinnati, the foreign films shown in the regular theatres are few and far between. Fortunately, there's Cincinnati World Cinema to take up the slack. Their fall Global Film Series, featuring ten films from around the world, continues into December. My Time Will Come is from Ecuador, and shot in the city of Quito. A predawn murder sets in motion a series of interlocking tragedies that result in several of the victims lying next to each other at the city morgue. The pathologist in charge is a young doctor who has more than his share of emotional baggage. He is uncommunicative with his peers, has serious family issues, and finds it hard to relate to members of the opposite sex, especially a young Colombian intern who is obviously quite interested in him. Yet he seems to bond in some fashion with the personal lives of his deceased charges. The intertwining of the various people is rather like walking through a maze and occasionally passing the same person going the other way. But it's a fascinating journey, and not hampered in any way by the films low budget or fairly inexperienced actors. If an American company were to buy the rights to My Time Will Come, it might likely be to remake it in Los Angeles with Nicolas Cage as the doctor. But before that should ever happen, you can still see the original while it's still fresh and unique. The unrated My Time Will Come shows today at 6:30, and again on Tuesday at 7:30. The second film for the week is Getting Home, from China, and is also related to death. A man from a small farming community is in the big city working in construction. He and his co-worker, Zhao, are downing a few at their local watering hole when the man dies at the table. Following the Chinese belief that "falling leaves return to their roots," Zhao follows the man's wishes of returning home to his family. Money is in short supply and the journey is long, but Zhao starts on his trek, carrying along his dead friend. It's not as morbid as it sounds, but neither is it an Asian version of Weekend at Bernie's. There are many good things about Getting Home… excellent photography, good music score, and some terrific performances. There's one scene involving a robber on a bus in which that character does a complete 180 in the middle of gathering the loot from the passengers, and ends up giving a moving speech about loyalty. While the whole effort tended to leave me cold, you may enjoy this story that explores the humanity of a different culture. The unrated Getting Home is screened today at 4:30 pm and again on Wednesday at 7:30 pm. Tickets for today's showings can be purchased as a double feature, if you wish to see both films at one sitting. Cincinnati World Cinema is at Covington's Carnegie Arts Center. There is a cash bar social hour before the first film on Sunday, and on Tuesday and Wednesday. There will be post-film discussions after each showing with guest speakers.
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My brother in law who is married to a U.S. Citizen over 2 years was recently denied a renewal of his "Green Card" Oct 09. He was arrested Aug 08. The letter of denial stated that the request was denied due to the fact court documents had not been supplied with the application. Well, he has not gone to court yet and there is no date yet for trial. So there are no documents to file. Does this make sense? I'm at a loss of what to do to help. Can you give me any suggestions. 20 years and the Navy and I have always been able to help people and yet here I'm at a loss, an he's a guy who is trying to do it the right way.


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A Danish journalists risks a fine of 5000 Danish Crowns (€ 670) or eight days in jail, because he wants to protect information obtained from sources. The decision to fine the journalist, if he did not witness in a court case, was appealed to the Danish High Court (Højesteret), where it is currently pending.
Morten Frich works for one of Denmark's large dailies Berlingske Tidende and last year won the most important Danish journalism award for unveiling shortcomings in the Danish Police.
Since then he has been covering an ongoing fight between criminal gangs and was recently called to witness in a case involving a former gang-member, who now is a principal witness.
In this case the name of one source appears to be known, as one of the articles of Frich is presented as an interview with the principal witness. However the court wishes to obtain further details of information, which Morten Frichs denies to give, as they could reveal his source or sources.
"Just because a source is mentioned, there still are many things in the relation between a journalist and a source that need to be protected. The court attempts to bypass the protection of source, which is serious, as we thus risk that sources stop talking in these very important cases," says chairperson of the Danish Union of Journalists, Mogens Blicher Bjerregaard, to Berlingske Tidende.
Morten Frich in his articles described, how the detention facilities for the principal witness are much worse than for gang members, and how the ex-gang witness is suffering from that.
In the decision by the court Vestre Landsret the law safeguarding protection of journalists' sources when witnessing in court cases is mentioned (Retsplejeloven article 172). The wording explicitely mentions, that journalists and editors are not obliged to mention, who are their sources. However the law also states, that this protection only can be applied if the source is not identified.
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I am new to over-wintering peppers. I did it for the first time this year. About half of the ones I over-wintered made it. I have a thai, cayenne, jalapeno and poblano left. I was wondering when I can put them outside, and if they need to be hardened off? I have been cutting the leaves and branches off over the winter, that would grow. Now, I have left the new growth alone the past few weeks.
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Yes, they should be hardened off to the outdoor conditions. You can leave them outside after the hardening off as long as it isn't going to frost or freeze, but they would probably be happier if nights were above the 40's. You might want to bring them in and out on a daily basis if you have cold nights. |
Yes, the new growth isn't used to the full power of the Sun. Harden them off. The rule of thumb I have always heard is nights no colder than 50. The occasional dip to the 40's will probably be ok. I'm looking for mostly 50's at night myself before up-potting and taking my over-wintered plants back out. I don't like having to drag them in and out any more than I have to. :-) |
Thanks for the advice. I will slowly harden off the peppers. There are only 4, so taking them in at night won't be a big deal :). Now if the weather would just cooperate. It's been a cool spring here in MA. I also have seedlings of some habanero, jalepeno, serrano, hungarian wax as well as 3 varieties of bell peppers started, and the are growing slowly. I want to get these out in some sunshines also! |
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Light Dispelling Darkness
Edison, New Jersey
WPA-era fountain sculpture depicts Evil in various forms, vanquished by American can-do spirit.
U.S.S. Ling, WWII Sub
Hackensack, New Jersey
Floating in the Hackensack River. Make sure to continuously duck when you take the tour.
Hitler's Toilet
Florence, New Jersey
The crapper from Hitler's personal yacht still flushes at Greg's Auto Repair.
Hindenburg Crash Site
Lakehurst, New Jersey
Largest Nazi zeppelin lost it here in 1937. See the memorial and the museum.
Mighty Joe the Gorilla
Shamong, New Jersey
Beach colossus rehabilitated as an inland memorial to departed Mighty Joe.
Space Farms Zoo and Museum
Beemerville, New Jersey
The stuffed carcass of Goliath is one of the treasures to be examined at this free museum of stuff.
World's Largest Light Bulb
Edison - Menlo Park, New Jersey
More than you really need to know about the Wizard of Menlo Park, Thomas Edison, in a small museum next to the light bulb tower.
Flemington, New Jersey
Epic-proportioned miniature railroad attraction built by the guy who also plays the organs at the center of Northlandz.
Sterling Hill Mining Museum
Ogdensburg, New Jersey
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- Florence: Hitler's Toilet
- Franklin: Franklin Mineral Museum
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- Grovers Mill: Martian Landing Site
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- Haddonfield: First Dinosaur Discovery
- Hamilton Township: World's Largest Tooth
- Holmdel: Transistor Water Tower
- Holmdel: Vietnam Era Education Center
- Lacy Township: Popcorn Park Zoo [tips]
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- Lyndhurst: Medieval Times
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- Middletown: Evil Food Circus Clown [tips]
- Millville: Museum of American Glass
- Monroe: World's Tallest Clown, Greek's Playland and Display World
- Netcong: Wild West City [tips]
- Newark: Catacombs of St. Joseph
- Newark: Giant Steel Hockey Player
- Ogdensburg: Sterling Hill Mining Museum
- Paterson: Lou Costello Statue
- Plainsboro: Elsie the Cow's Grave
- Pompton Lakes: Lad, a dog grave
- Red Bank: Buddy Christ Statue
- Rio Grande: One-legged Statue at Menz's
- Rancocas: Cornfield Cruiser [tips]
- Sandy Hook: Nike Missile Base
- Sea Girt: Intelligent Whale - A Submarine
- Seaside Heights: Muffler Men of the Jersey Shore
- Shamong: Mighty Joe the Gorilla
- Tabernacle: Emilio Carranza Crash Site Monument
- Toms River: Insectropolis
- Upper Deerfield Twsp: Carpet Viking Statue
- Vineland: Palace of Depression | Rebuilding | Fun Facts about George Daynor
- Weehawken: Death Rock of Alexander Hamilton
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World MS Day in India
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The MS Society of India will be celebrating World MS Day with different activities across the country throughout the month of May. Each chapter is organising an awareness-raising event: think MS Walks, exhibitions, gigs, seminars, and so much more! Details to follow.
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Hi I recently looked at a post regarding Blushing tiger broms. After viewing some of the pictures I decided that I had to get one of these or something similar. I would love to trade some of these Bilbergia Nutans for some bromeliads that I do not have.
I can trade about 10 of these. They have been blooming twice a year for me with no special care for the last 3 years. I had the understanding that these are only supposed to bloom once a year though. Once in May and again in the Fall. I grow these as indoor plants here in VA. I take the pots outside in the summer though. They seem to handle any light conditions that I throw at them. The color of the plants are affected depending on the different light. THe blooms are longer lasting and brighter in high indirect light to part shade. I think they may be hardy in Z9 or Z9b, but would recommending someone researching this first. I also posted this on the Hoya exchange board too since I collect those plants as well. So if you do not have any broms but have some hoyas then I would like to trade with you as well. Thanks for the consideration. -Penaut01
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wow david wish you would have send me some of those.. i just purchased a new brom. ill send ya a pic, it doesnt have pups but when it does we are going to have to do some more tradin..it has red spots got it at the grocery store. also a striped one..later morma |
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Do you know the name of these? I've got a bunch growing here in the L.A. area. I'd be happy to trade for other interesting bromeliads. Peter |
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I know I wrote where I had moved back to Dallas in September 2010. Knowing that Dallas can be hot in the summer, I went to stay in México City during the summer of 2011. I stayed with friends, but this proved difficult. Seeing the 110º summer weather in Dallas I knew I had made the right choice – México City always seems to have spring weather: but moving around was a pain in the butt.
While visiting, my friend Bernardo Plasencia, who lives in Col. Santa Maria la Ribera, asked me over for dinner. After dinner he said, I have something to show you: we went to the roof of his building where he showed me a small apartment he was remodeling. The apartment had panoramic views of the city and a roof garden. The evening quite, cool breezes and view of the stars and the moon, was most enjoyable – it felt like sanctuary. Though remodeling was not completed, what had been done looked great.
I said, this is wonderful and then he says, "I am doing this for you." He said he was hoping I would like what I saw and that I return to Santa Maria to live and to WRITE. I was so honored, how could I say no. So we made a contract and after my summer visit I return to Dallas to downsize so I could afford the apartment in D.F. and await the completion of the remodeling. And the thought of no more staying with friends and carting heavy luggage around town when in Mexico City sounded charming.
On Thursday evening January 12, 2012, I picked up my keys to once again live in Col. Santa Maria la Ribera on Dr. Atl across from the park Alameda Santa Maria with the Moorish Kiosk. Having arrived on an airplane, I of course didn't have much, no bed or furniture: but I did have enough that customs asked if what I was bringing was personal or items to sell! LOL
My first evening in my new apartment I borrowed a pillow and blanket and slept on an air mattress. As I laid down to sleep, I couldn't help but think of the time I first moved away from my parent's house: with nothing, sleeping on the floor, starting a now life adventure.
The first few days I spent tending to workers finishing up the apartment and getting things for my home. Then nine days later I had my first soirée. It was good seeing old friends and to be hanging once again in México City
I do keep getting the question: Are you permanently back in México City? Well, I don't see my world as permanent: wife's/husbands, lovers and even friends get divorced: people die and I too will one day die, hopefully not soon though LOL! So to me, it seems, nothing is permanent.
BUT I do have two places to live now: I have a small apartment in Dallas' Oak Cliff in an artist compound with a wonderful courtyard and then I have my small apartment, an art/writer's studio, on the roof of an apartment building with a roof garden in México City's Col. Santa Maria la Ribera. Living one day at time, living each day to the fullest in two countries – enjoying my wonderful ride.
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Ever since an elderly gentleman gave me a quartz crystal stone at the Zocalo in México City because as he said, it gives energy, I have carried one in my pocket.
Well yesterday, Sunday, August 28, 2011, I was in México City's Alameda Central in Centro Historico and I saw that this guy had made quartz crystal rings – I thought cool. Why not wear a quartz crystal instead of having it in my pocket with my change – always gets in the way when making change; carrying the quartz crystal in my back pocket didn't work – especially when sitting down, OUCH.
purchased quartz crystal stone ring
Well, I wore my ring with great pride: thought it looked cool. BUT this morning, I took my laundry to be washed and the laundry lady's little girl of about five years of age noted my ring. And in a tiny five-year old Spanish language voice asks me: Why are you wearing that big ring? At first I ignored her, but she asks again. AND then I said, because it looks pretty.
Well this tiny little girl cracks my face when she says: Women only wear big rings like that, men don't. Needless to say, I CLUTCHED MY PEARLS: I was at a loss for words — and her mother didn't say a thing either: like we didn't hear that. LOL
I ran across this old car the other day, walking from Paseo de la Reforma through Col. San Rafael on my way to Col. Santa Maria la Ribera. Does anyone know the make, model and most especially the year?
I loved seeing this old car parked on the street, obviously being driven today. Was it from a collector of vintage cars? I don't think so because it was parked on the street and too, not in mint condition. Had to be someone's everyday ride.
Note the orange color in the middle of the windshield
Seeing this car, I couldn't help but remember when I drove an old car myslef, a turquoise colored 1964 Ford Galaxie 500, I would often get comments from Yuppies: cool car, but what's your other car –- a BMW? What other car? This is my only car!
But the fun part of finding this car is this: you know how a lot of people like to fancy up their cars by hanging all kinds of things on their review mirror? Well this driver is no exception – take a look and the orange color dangling from the rear view mirror: maybe this car is only driven on Halloween!
Note the roll of toilet paper on the car seat — yep, someone's everyday ride.


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Wow, these pictures are fantastic. I bet Birds N Bloom magazine would be interested in this series of shots. Fantastic photos! Dee |
thanks, Dee...I don't think they have left the area as I've seen them(6), flying above a couple times today...At least I feel comforted that they are doing fine... Juanita |
So neat, I like the "smile" on the little one. |
- Posted by konrad___far_north (My Page) on Thu, Jun 28, 07 at 20:34
Very nice Tree Swallow pictures! I have now about 8 houses full of them. Konrad |
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We don't have Tree Swallows here. That had to be very entertaining to watch. Great photos! Julie |
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i'am using mandrake 10.1 in dual boot with XP in my Pentuim4 desktop. When I get out from linux, the computer remains in verbose mode, and did not switch off ...
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In the same conversation I sat down for with Josh Smith from Fractal Design at CES during our meeting there, I was told that by the time I arrived back to my house, this chassis should be waiting there for me. As I was finally able to play catch up with some of their cases last year, one chassis I missed sadly was to have a look at the Define XL. From what I have seen in their other products, I can only imagine this chassis was a beast just like all the rest I have had a chance to look at. Even not having actually seen the chassis, I did venture back in time a bit and read a few other reviews of the original Define XL, just to brush up on its offerings and do a little bit of a compare and contrast.
When someone says they are doing a chassis revision, a lot of time I have to turn those samples down, because adding a fan or two, or painting it another color, does not warrant a full review. Here that isn't the case at all, excuse my pun. Fractal took the original chassis, but did not do much to the outside of the chassis, as to keep the sleek looks that made the original such a success. This new revision made five major changes to the interior that I could come up with in just a couple of moments looking through the specs list. In my opinion, making a whole new chassis, and well worth its own series name, but since it is in the same clothing, Define XL it is.
Some of the changes to look for in the newly released Define XL R2 from Fractal Design are things like the fan controller, the hard drive bay configuration, the lack of the second floor, the lack of the odd fan duct at the top, more expansion slots, and another form factor of motherboard to add to the compatibility list. As you can see, just in what I listed there, there have been a lot of changes to this revision, and well worth the time and effort to go over this new chassis with a fine toothed comb.
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When the stewards of the American men's Olympic hockey team met to start their roster selection process, two journalists (Scott Burnside of ESPN and Kevin Allen of USA Today) were granted unprecedented access. You can read Burnside's piece here, and Allen's here. Both did a great job highlighting how names came and went from consideration, and how the men in charge arrived at the final roster.
Unfortunately, a reality of these situations has caused some fallout – a few of the names who fell on the "snub" list had some negative things said about them, and they aren't too pleased with the dual junk-kick of both being left off the roster, and being disparaged by some of the most important men in hockey. That's fine and all – I wouldn't be too pleased about it either – but those comments have to happen.
What boggles my mind is that the guys who decided to include reporters in the meetings know that negative things get said about players – highlighting both strengths and weaknesses is sort of the norm. And, what those reporters did was quite literally how someone in their role writes an article – when granted access, you use that access to filter out the good stuff and you share it. It's unfortunate for Brian Burke that he has such a way with words. Had he said "I feel like other guys offer a little more jump in their step" instead of "the guy can't spell intense" about Bobby Ryan this is probably a non-issue. And, it's not usually Burke's job in those situations to be careful with his words, because that information rarely gets back to players. Which, again, is why it's odd they decided to let guys sit in on the meetings, knowing they can't pick a team solely saying sunny words. That David Poile mentioned "they thought they'd have some editorial control" almost makes the situation look even worse.
It's inevitable that some American player is going to be injured come Olympic time in February, meaning names like Kyle Okposo, Bobby Ryan or Keith Yandle could end up getting the call, but you wonder if the articles damaged relationships to the point where the US selection committee would avoid taking someone like Ryan who expressed their anger at the situation (he called Burke's comments "almost gutless"), regardless of how far back David Poile is trying to walk the comments on Ryan and others. Maybe that makes Brandon Saad a more appealing fill-in. If that's the case, then the access will have had a legitimate effect on the actual Olympic roster, and holy hell is that the worst-case scenario for both the men assembling the team and reporters who crave that sort of access. It's a total mess.
Both pieces were expertly done by two professional journalists, and I would have most certainly used the same quotes if given the chance to take in the selection process. If that's why the men in charge don't want those players, and you're writing on exactly that, you have to. It's just awkward and clumsy watching the Americans trying to reel in things they said despite being the same guys who allowed them to be heard in the first place.
I don't blame Burke for saying what he said, and I have no doubt similar things were said about other players – Ryan is just a big enough name that the light was shined on his particular situation. The whole thing is unfortunate for all parties involved. As great as the articles were, and as neat as it was to get a peek behind the curtain, I can't see something like this happening again any time in the near future.