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You may know Kickstarter, the popular site where people pitch their ideas to strangers to raise money for the projects. It's great for investing in inspiring work -- and shopping for unusual gifts. In this Tech Minute, CNET's Kara Tsuboi reports on similar sites.
It may look like a typical battery pack, but this little fuel cell can recharge an iPhone up to 11 times. There's just one problem.
Venture capital funding for mobile apps helps end 2014 with a big influx of money for startups.
The mobile app analytics company continues to add features and says it has no plans for an acquisition or an IPO.
The ride-sharing service, which looks to be valued at roughly $40 billion, says its missteps over the past few weeks are driving it to become "smarter and more humble."
Ride-sharing startup is close to a $1 billion funding round that would give it a valuation as high as $40 billion, Bloomberg reports.
Having already blasted past its fundraising goal, this smartphone-controlled sleep aid is now working toward stretch goals.
This clever Kickstarter project leverages your existing case to provide a secure, inexpensive strap.
Kickstarter project ComfortWay Travel Case gives you mobile Internet in over 100 countries for just $2 per day.
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The KENTUCKY THEATRE, originally billed as " . . . a veritable place of enchantment" opened in Lexington, Kentucky on October 10,1922. The plush Italian-renaissance interior includes classical cameos and stained glass domes. It's a beautiful hall, every seat is wonderful and it sounds beautiful during movies and concerts. The theatre began showing silent films in the early 30's, moved on to talking feature films and has remained, for the last 70 years, as the premier arts house in central Kentucky.
Next door to the Kentucky, in 1929, a somewhat smaller theatre opened. The State Theatre as it has come to be known, is also a lush and wonderful room, all seats are comfortable and a great view of the stage. Today the State, as part of the Kentucky Theatre complex, shows excellent movies and art films and is known worldwide as the home of the weekly live-audience broadcast of Michael Jonathon's WOODSONGS OLD-TIME RADIO HOUR.
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Q: Thank you for your thorough article on the new online services. I wasn't clear about one task: I have a six-digit license plate number. I would like to get a plate that supports an organization. I am told that because of the image, it has to be a five-digit plate number. Is it possible to get a new five-digit number and order a specialty plate all online? Thank you,
A: This transaction cannot be completed online. For some of the special design charity plates, you must have a five-digit registration. For others, such as the Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer plate, you are allowed to have a five or six-digit registration. To be sure, go to the website of the foundation that you are planning to support and review the requirements.
If you need to change to a five-digit plate, you must come to any DMV and tell them that you need to do a plate change so that you can order a charity plate. To accommodate you, DMV will provide you with a plate that has two letters and three numbers. Fee for a plate change is $21.50. Once the plate change is done at DMV, you may then go to the charity foundation website to order your specialty plate online.
All of this information may be found on our website under license plates and special design charity plates.
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Commercial license downgrade
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Jon, Newport.
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Bill Clinton appeared on Jimmy Kimmel's late night talk show host to recall his time as President…and to tout Obamacare.
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2014 Corvette face leaks on Road & Track cover
This is the face of the new Corvette. As was the case with the next 'Vette's hind quarters, the fascia has leaked on the cover of a magazine, in this case, Road & Track.
As you can see, a more angular look graces the face of the 2014 Corvette, with a large oblong-hexagon-shaped intake for sucking in as much of the atmosphere as possible, along with sharply defined bulges in the hood and what appear to be LED-ridden headlights. Front and center sits the latest variation of the classic Corvette emblem, just below a slot-shaped hood scoop.
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Weed profile: Buffalo burr
Buffalo burr
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Buffalo burr is a native from Canada to central Mexico and was first recorded as a weed in Australia in 1904. It invades disturbed areas and overgrazed land and may injure stock, causes fault in wool and can be a problem in cereal crops. Seed is mostly spread as a contaminant of grain crops. The prickly calyx which grasps the fruit can stick to wool and bags and can float on water. The old plants can snap off and blow around as tumble-weeds. The plant is poisonous, however is seldom eaten because of its prickly nature.
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Here's my take on it.
Agnosticism is illogical and refutes itself. Agnosticism and agnostics characterize God as unknowable, ineffable, incomprehensible to all attempts to understand him. This doctrine is self-refuting. The agnostic is making a knowledge claim about what he/she claims is unknowable. How do agnostics know that God is unknowable if he is unknowable ? How do they even know that God's existence cannot be disproved if God is unknowable, or that God even exists if he is unknowable ? To claim any attribute for God is knowledge and claims to know this unknowable God possesses certain attributes. That's a logical contradiction, and any being containing two incompatible attributes cannot possibly exist. So one need not resort to agnosticism. He/she would be justified in not believing in that God if the concept of it contradicts itself in any way. One is justified in accepting and adopting the atheist position.
Tags: Agnosticism, Illogic, Refuting, Self
Yes, being tolerant and welcoming with loving, ethical. nurturing theists fits my value system. I am probably quicker to lash out at those who impose themselves on me than you are Daniel. Your gentle nature remains consistent.
We have come a long way in scientific achievement and learning since the time of Huxley, and correspondingly the uncertainty of agnosticism has shrunk and there's less reason to subscribe to it. But even Richard Dawkins is not 100% certain about the non-existence of some kind of god. Evidence may come to light later that suggests the possible existence of God, but for now all evidence points away from the existence of a supernatural reality, and the evidence is such that a man can determine for himself that there is no God. That doesn't stop others from being agnostic on the subject of God. They determine for themselves that the evidence against a god is not conclusive.
I can say though with complete confidence that certain types of gods absolutely do not exist. If there were an omniscient god then it would stand to logic that one thing an omniscient god would be as the creator of logic is supremely logical.
Certain kinds of gods can be safely ruled out, such as a god with mutually incompatible attributes that lead to logical contradictions. Such a god as this can safely be ruled out of even possible existence. So, when it comes to the existence of those gods I am a strong atheist. I can say with confidence that those kinds of gods do not exist. We cannot rule out an evil god, but why call it God if evil ? We cannot rule out a god who is not omnipotent, or a god who is not omniscient, but why call such entities gods then ?
Anthony, I would like to differ with you slightly.
Evidence may come to light later that suggests the possible existence of God......
How and from do you think that such evidence can come? Can science bring such evidence? One of atheist friend here has said that if he were to meet the god after his death(the friends death, not gods!) I would tell him that apart from making a mess of your world, you have done a wonderful job of hiding yourself. A long time of 13.7 billion years was enough of an opportunity for the god to show that he exists. If he has not done this it is certainly not out of shyness. He simply isn't there.
Certain kinds of gods can be safely ruled out, such a......
There really are only two kinds of gods conceived by humanity : one a personal god and the other a creator god. Other kinds of gods are merely extensions of these ideas. In most cases, both aspects were imagined in the same god. There is no need for us to split hair to distinguish one from the other. They do not exist.
We do not see a problem with an agnostic; we see a problem with agnosticism. Human knowledge and ability to think has substantially increased since the time of Thomas Huxley, leaving no room for any doubt.
Atheists, or for that matter even agnostics, are rational and intelligent people. You can't think of Hitler while thinking of agnosticism. I mean to say that we now possess enough knowledge, thanks to science and enough thought power, thanks to many rationalists, secularists, freethinkers that we do not need to grope in the dark while thinking about god. We can take a bold decision.
Madhukar, human knowledge and ability to think has indeed substantially increased since Thomas Huxley's time (1825-1895). The increase includes Heisenberg's uncertainty in particle physics, Godel's undecidability in mathematics, and Derrida's deconstruction in language. Derrida has even refused to say what deconstruction is.
You asked for my view of agnosticism so my reply has nothing to do with the definition in Webster's Dictionary. It is strictly how I have used the term in my own situation. I first used the term as a transition from extreme theist indoctrination to simple non theism. For those us of who grew up in very religious families and communities, this was not an easy transition or, at least, not for me. Although, religion never made any sense to me, it apparently made sense to most of those with whom I associated. (And still does.) Although, I consider myself a proper atheist, I find that it is easier to define myself as an agnostic when dealing with my neighbors. This seems to be more easily accepted and some will even admit that much is not known about the origin of life in the universe. (Especially since we now know there is a universe and not just this little flat rock with a sun going around it .) Maybe more people than we know are really considering themselves to be "agnostics" rather than hard core theists. I would like to think this is movement in the right direction. I don't know why agnostics have to say they don't know if a god or gods started the universe as we know it today. Why can't agnostics just say they don't know the origin of the universe? Of course, we atheists don't really know the origin of the universe, either.
I have no problem with people taking on the agnostic identity. I can see why one, who has tenure at risk, not to mention the contacts he gets in the Church's Men's Ministry meetings.
I applaud people who can pass. My grandson is biracial. He could pass as Black or White. He chose black. I'm so proud of him.
One of my favorite author is Bart D. Ehrman, an agnostic biblical scholar who chairs the Department of Religious Studies at the University of North Carolina out of Chapel Hill, North Carolina. He still says he's an agnostic. I've got no problem with agnostics who put on the agnostic suit just like I used to put on a three-piece and go to work
I understand. I applaud your efforts at assimilation.
I just don't believe agnosticism is anything more than a Social Identity.
It doesn't exist in the real world.
Think about this. If you are to get a response from what you write in the real world, being an agnostic is a good ruse.
An agnostic gets out of the argument but bluntly stating "I don't think it's possible for science to know for certain anything about...." insert the current TheoFad.
I get on an airplane all the time. Do you think I want the Captain getting on the intercom and stating the weather, course, ETA then adds: "Of course, there's nothing modern science can tell us about all this. After all, if a plane only crashes once in ever 200 million times how can you be sure this isn't the 200 millonth time?"
Now what I'd like to see is a doctor who healed your daughter of a disease that once killed 95 percent of the girls her age just a couple of Centuries back before germ theory and vaccines. You know, when 'God' was in charge? And the doctor who had just healed your daughter of what once would have been an allmost certain 'death sentence'....looking into all the news cameras and saying.
"Well, it took me 20 years to learn my speciality...
Of my assisting staff there's a quarter of a century of experience in there...
The procedure used has been followed countless times with a minimal number of side effects.
Do you need me to tell you about the equipment? Equipment you wouldn't even be smart enough to understand what the damned thing does much less how it does it.
She is young and healthy and is recuperating in post-op and will be moved to a room tomorrow.
There is a lot of people to thank...doctors, nurses, techs, anestheisiologists, the brains who designed micro robots and the people at the factory who made them...
A lot of people to thank and I'm sure I'm missing some of them.
But I can tell you one thing 100 percent certain-sure:
God didn't have a damn thing to do with it.
Philip, your reply, as usual is very thouhtfull and illuminates one aspect of the subject.
Even among non-theists, the difference in opinion here is striking. This is one of the reasons I prefer to be labeled an "antitheist." Currently that term bears little of the baggage that other terms like "atheist" or "agnostic" have. Many people think atheists hold that universally, unequivocally, God does not exist, as though it were a scientifically proven fact. (This was my understanding as taught via straw man arguments in Christianity.) And other perceptions exist. Agnostics are often thought of as people who haven't thought enough about the question of God to have made up their minds, or else people who are too afraid to commit to any clear position.
I wouldn't deny either the label of agnostic or atheist for myself, provided the meaning of the terms were clear and, of course, accurate for me. But to most people, hearing that I'm antitheist only indicates that I'm against religion and I don't believe in God, which are both of course true. An added benefit is that many people are unfamiliar with the term and want to know what it means, giving me the opportunity to clarify my position without the baggage that terms like "atheist" and "agnostic" can bring.
Antitheist works for me too. Some of it is semantics.
For me, "atheist" states that given the scientific evidence for evolution, and the lack of evidence for any of the deities, the only conclusion that I can come to is, we exist due to natural processes. There is no reliable evidence for any of the gods. Add to that the harm of religions in modern and premodern societies, I want to reduce that malign influence. So I am atheist, and also antitheist.
If you give us some time, I'm sure we can dig up some baggage for antitheist. It's just not used as frequently as agnostic or atheist.
All this arguing about definitions is like spinning our wheels. We should just stick to what we know and what we don't. It takes more time to explain but in the end, it's more accurate than a single word.
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I spotted Confetti System garlands and fell in love with the mix of colors and textures. These garlands are absolutely beautiful, but they come at a steep $100+ price. Making them a perfect DIY project to add some color and inspiration to my office. I decided to go with ribbon vs fabric so the sides wouldn't fringe, but i'm sure if you did some searing you could find the right type of fabric. I fishtailed the ribbons onto a string and fastened them with a piece of gold metal.
The garland turned out beautifully and I love the playfulness it adds to my work environment.
- Several rolls of ribbon
- 1 2yd strand of strong string (to hang the ribbon batches on)
- Wire (to seal ribbons together)
- Scissors
- Pliers
- Candle flame
Cut ribbons to your desired length and amount, you will be folding the ribbons so each strand counts for two. I cut mine at different lengths, between 10in-17in with 3-4 strands in each batch. Begin a fishtail braid with the ribbon strands around the support string, making sure the base of the ribbon is straight. Braid 1-2 inches and seal braid with a 2 in wire, by wrapping the wire around the end of the braid and clamping shut with pliers. Continue the above steps for each strand until you have the desired amount or ribbons on your garland. Seal cut ribbon ends by swiping the ribbon tip by a flame.
Above are the materials I used to create the garland. I used gold wire and string to match the ribbons I picked out.
Above are the steps I took to braid the ribbon. You can check out further instructions on how to fishtail braid here.
To seal the fishtail braid take a 2in strip of wire and wrap it around the end of the braid, clamping with pliers.
The finished garland strand should look like the above.
To avoid fraying on the ribbon ends quickly swipe the tip of each strand by a flame to seal the strings.


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Powell, Martine B., Wilson, J. Clare*, Gibbons, Carl* and Croft, Catherine M. (2008) Children's conception of police authority when responding to requests for assistance, Police practice and research : an international journal, vol. 9, no. 1, pp. 5-16, Routledge, Abingdon, England [C1]
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Looks like my local meta is non-existent, and while I do love the game, I just don't foresee playing it very much in the near future, especially as Netrunner and X-Wing are the new hotness around here and have been taking up my time. So if anyone is interested in purchasing my collection, I would entertain offers. Here's what I have:
Core Set x 2
Kings of the Sea
Princes of the Sun
Lords of Winter
Kings of the Storm
Queen of Dragons
Lions of the Rock
A Clash of Arms
Ancient Enemies
A Time of Ravens
A Song of Summer (Old CP)
A Change of Seasons (Old CP)
Refugees of War (Old CP)
Scattered Armies (Old CP)
King's Landing
City of Secrets (Old CP)
Defenders of the North
Beyond the Wall (Old CP)
A Sword in the Darkness
The Wildling Horde (Old CP)
Brotherhood Without Banners
Illyrio's Gift
Rituals of R'hllor
Mountains of the Moon
Secrets of Oldtown
Gates of the Citadel
Forging the Chain
Called by the Conclave
The Isle of Ravens
Mask of the Archmaester
Here to Serve
A Tale of Champions
Tourney for the Hand
The Grand Melee
On Dangerous Grounds
Where Loyalty Lies
Trial by Combat
A Poisoned Spear
Beyond the Narrow Sea
Chasing Dragons
"Old CP" means it's an older chapter pack, so not all cards come in the modern 3x format. Orginal packaging for most of these is gone, I have the cards in the core set box and in an extra card box. Most of the cards are sorted by cycle/house, and two decks have been built for each house, except for Greyjoy which only has one deck built and one deck in progress. I also have some wooden house cards from Regionals 2012, which I would throw in for free, and an uncut sheet of cards from Regionals 2012 which I will throw in if you pay a little extra for its shipping.
I'm only interested in selling the lot together, and will entertain offers of $250 or greater ($350 is the price I will sell at for sure). Please let me know if you have any questions.


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Does anyone know of any shade tolerant tomatoes?
We are in a wooded area and get about 4 hours of direct sun in midday. We only got a few small tomatoes last year. All the varieties of tomatoes I have found show "full sun". Any ideas of which varieties might give us more yield? |
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- Posted by sprtsguy76 Santa Clara Ca. 9b (My Page) on Sat, Jan 22, 11 at 22:35
There is no such thing as shade tolerant tomatoes that I know of. The more full sun the better for any variety. That said even 4 hours of direct sun should give you some what of a harvest. Can you chop down some trees? Damon |
- Posted by rnewste 8b NorCal (email@example.com) on Sat, Jan 22, 11 at 23:32
I have grown Carmello quite well on a deck with a 50% lattice roof overhead. Not ideal, but it was relatively good in productivity and taste. Raybo |
I battled this, until I went the tree chopping route and still have some shade from a neighbor's trees. My suggestion is to go for varieties that promise gangbuster productivity - which seem to tend to be smaller sized fruits. Then when you get say 1/2 normal production, you get half of a big crop as opposed to say planting a Brandywine and getting NOTHING! (Can you tell I tried that one my first year?) So cherry tomatoes, saladettes, Roma types. Those will give you more fruit that waiting for one or two big beefsteaks. Hope that helps! |
I have a very shady lot. Any area that has any bit of sun I throw in a tomato plant. So, SERIOUSLY - I have a bed of impatiens (shade loving flower) the other half of the bed that gets SOME sun I have tomatoes. There are a few spots along a fence that I grow begonias/impatiens and where I get a little more sun I throw in a plant. It isn't the most ATTRACTIVE but it gets the job done. Thankfully I have ONE spot in the middle of the driveway that I ripped out bushes and put a garden in... When your passionate about tomatoes you'll do just about anything, I think. |
- Posted by tetrazygia 9a (My Page) on Tue, Feb 8, 11 at 3:38
Theoretically, since sunlight is pretty direct/strong in the south, you should be less worried about finding the spots with the least filtered sunlight and look for the spots that get the most hours of filtered sunlight. A spot that gets 8 hours/day of dappled shade is better than one with 3 hours/day of full sun but then full shade the rest of the day. Now, this is book learnin' (and not experience) talking, since I've always put my tomatoes in sunny spots. But, rnewste's response seems to corroborate my reasoning here. |
- Posted by katekatekate 9b (My Page) on Sun, Oct 9, 11 at 9:54
Sun is better, but I've had moderate success with tomatoes in the dappled sunlight of my backyard, but only in late spring when the days are longer and the sunlight more intense. Around June they all died, I think from root-knot nematodes, exacerbated by humidity and consistent nighttime temperatures above 80 degrees. I imagine summer conditions in Atlanta are less hostile than Southwest Florida, though. Now - early Oct. - I have tomatoes in my backyard and in my tiny side yard, where I get good southern exposure. I started seeds -marglobe, homestead and romanesco - at the same time in August, and planted seedlings first in the back and a week or two later in pots in the side yard. All look very healthy (I didn't replant where the nematode problem was), but the one's that get more sunlight are about four times as large. I read recently that small-fruited tomatoes, such as grape, cherry and roma varieties, tolerate lower sunlight better than larger varieties. If you have a sunnier spot, I would recommended a potted tomato there, and perhaps you could grow lettuce, arugula, collards and other leafy greens in the shadier locations. |
I guess you could try the hybrid 'Shady Lady'. It's supposed to do well under difficult conditions. |
- Posted by dickiefickle 5B DousmanWi. (My Page) on Thu, Oct 13, 11 at 1:27
Becky's Sunless comes to mind Only variety that needs no sun at all |
I grow in partial shade all year--or as long as I can. Even use shade cloth in some areas. I love the taste of my OPs, but Celebrity will tolerate almost anything. |
- Posted by suncitylinda 9A SoCal Inland (My Page) on Mon, Dec 5, 11 at 12:31
I think the name "Shady Lady" refers to a very heavy leaf canopy for shading the fruit in hot climates, not its ability to produce fruit in shady conditions. Linda |
I get ~6 hrs and over the years have learned to put the biggest plants in the ground as soon as possible. This means I plant from seed cause it is hard/impossible to find 3 ft plants in early April. My approach is: start seeds New Years day, put in ground on April 15th in a cloche, ripe tomatoes 4th of July. |
In the book The Resilient Gardener the recommendations for best flavor & ripening in part sun conditions & cool summer climate were Stupice and Amish Paste. |
Try Stupice, the plant in my shadier garden has about the same production as the one I have in full sun. It just ripens about a week later. |
- Posted by fusion_power 7b (My Page) on Sat, Dec 31, 11 at 1:30
There are two 'Shady Lady' tomatoes. One is the hybrid which is discussed above. The other is from Australia and is indeed selected for ability to mature fruit in partial shade. Some of the above suggestions should have given hints of the way to grow in shade. The trick is to pick short season highly productive varieties. Most cherry tomatoes will work. Most of the extra early varieties such as Siberian, Stupice, Bloody Butcher, Kimberly, etc. will also mature fruit under less than ideal conditions. I have grown most of the available early varieties and personally prefer Kimberly and Bloody Butcher for flavor. Eva Purple Ball is another variety that can do pretty well under partial shade. DarJones |
I threw a golf ball sized tomato from Krogers into my compost area last summer....discovered the big grown plant in late fall with big handfuls of fruit on it. My compost area is in full dense shade. I think that the smaller varieties grow ok, so so in shade...they will produce more fruit in the sun. |
- Posted by zone5shade none (My Page) on Thu, Jun 14, 12 at 13:31
I grow Sun Gold tomatoes in my shade. They don't come out sweet like they would if they were sun kissed. But I can get enough for a salad each week. And I don't pinch them I just let them grow up our porch railing for 6'-8'. Right now my Sun Gold is looking healthy despite all the rain we've had. It's had some green tomatoes on it for some weeks that aren't even close to ripe. But it's healthy and even if something happens to some of those fruits, the plant will have 30 more in the pipeline willing to grow in the shade. The other posters are correct. Smaller is better. I've tried other normal sized tomatoes where I'd wait weeks and weeks for 1 tomato to ripen and then always something would happen(blossom end rot, pests or uneven ripening). |
- Posted by homegardenpa PA Zone 6 (My Page) on Thu, Jun 14, 12 at 14:56
I looked for shade tolerant tomatoes for my sister who has an apartment, oddly enough I found that when I went to my local nursery the compact tomato labelled "Patio" listed it's sunlight requirement as part shade, which I also confirmed on some other sites. It's not exactly a huge yielding indeterminate, but it is a really small dwarf habit (and larger fruited) plant that seems to do well in lower light. As far as another tomato worth trying, it seems, past experience, Opalka seems to do well in lower light environments (less than the ideal minimum of 6 hours). In my garden which gets light pretty much from sun up to sundown, I grow Opalka in a spot where it gets a little more shade, and I've found it does better there. To back up this idea that it does better in lower light, Opalka is the only larger fruited tomato that does well in my father's garden where he only gets 4-5 hours of direct sun. We found this through trial and error in attempting to get him a variety that did well for his space. Now all he wants to grow is a few Rutgers, 1 Cherry, and a ton of Opalkas, heh. As an aside, Opalka (if it does well for you) is fairly productive, good as a fresh eating tomato and for sauce; Just an overall good variety. |
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I have shaddy garden that only gets 4-5 hours of sunshine, I would like to know which would do better, I have been reading the articles to see which ones would do better,All I have tried don't ripen well, the cherry tomatoes seem to do the best, but I would like a little larger tomato can someone help. |
I am pretty sure, the reason for NOT getting fruits (OP's case) is not just the lack of direct sun. There must be other factors: NUMBER ONE: soil and nutrients. Four (4) hours direct sun in Atlanta (Zone 7) is not whole lot but you can grow pretty decent tomatoes. Down south a lot of gardeners actually shade their tomatoes. I have grown tomatoes in North Atlanta (Alpharetta). Some in partial shade/sun (about 4 to 5 hours). Now back here in PNW, I get about 4.5 to 5 hours direct sun.. Remember that Direct Sun is not the only light that plants get for their photosynthesis. Indirect, defused lights also count as LIGHT I believe tomatoes are partial shade plants. In other words, they don't need more than 6 -7 hours max. The excess direct sun is actually not beneficial. |
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0Sep 30, '10 by tweety001First of all, I don't know where to put this thread.
Anyway, I would like to ask you guys if you have received the license in an ID form (meaning hardbound w/ picture). Just today, I have received my pass letter & license from Vermont. The license looks like a certificate. Do you all have this one, guys? I really did expect an ID with picture in it. LOL
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0Mar 21, '11 by lumbarpainI obtained my Vermont through reciprocity. I moved from NJ to VT and just applied online. I recieved it but no photo. Just a piece of paper, not even a carry in your wallet card. Dont know if its the same for New Grads, I think they would give a photo for all licenses but I am on my second one and no photo.
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Easiest? Since they're close to each other, get a USB 2-port printer switch (search "usb printer switch") and two appropriate length USB A-to-B cables (or whatever the switch needs). Load the Kodak drivers/software on both PCs, and you're done. $20-30 depending if you have the right USB cables. Yes, you can also take advantage of your wireless network, XP printer sharing, and a few other options, but without knowing more about your network, wifi setup, and/or your comfort-level for trouble-shooting connectivity issues, I'd stick with the switch. Good Luck! |
If both PCs can access the internet, they're then already "networked". No reason to run a second wire. Setting up a printer to share over your existing setup would cost nothing and take less than 5 minutes of time if you can follow instructions. I'd try that first before spending any money. You can use the "run extra wires" approach as a last resort if the easier/cheaper way doesn't work for you. Post back if you'd like guidance, many of the folks here can give you the necessary instructions. |
Snidely Yes I would like some instructions and guidance on how to do this! Thanks |
Ha, no other takers. Try the following. First, I'll assume the two PCs have distinct names and are connected to a router (any combination of WIFI, ethernet or both). Also I assume both have the needed drivers installed for the printer. Pick one PC to be "home base". Connect the printer to it and then install the printer as a network printer as follows: Control Panel Before leaving this PC, go back to the Printers and Faxes page under COntrol Panel, Highlight the printer you just added, click on Share This Printer, then give it a name and then OK. Go to the Second PC, repeat all the same steps. When doing Browse for a Printer, you'll see the printer on the other PC, choose that and continue until you reach STOP HERE. You should now have a networked printer. If I goofed something up or it doesn't work, I'm sure you'll let me know. Good luck. |
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PALMETTO, Fla. — As the Commerce Department considers continuing or ending the U.S.-Mexican tomato suspension agreement, Florida grower-shippers are voicing their opinions on how ending the agreement could help them.
Established in 1996, the agreement sets floor prices on Mexican tomatoes entering the U.S.
Reggie Brown, executive vice president of the Maitland-based Florida Tomato Exchange, said Hurricane Sandy caused slight delays in the Commerce Department's decision process and pushed back some deadlines for a ruling on the change of circumstances review sought by the Florida tomato industry.
He said the agency in October made a preliminary ruling allowing for the domestic industry to withdraw from the dumping case and agreement that mandates floor prices.
"We are continuing to work to ensure that happens," Brown said. "We are looking forward to having a free and fair trade environment in tomatoes to hopefully repair some profitability to the tomato business for growers in the U.S.
"The agreement is problematic. The current agreement is unenforceable. It's flawed in terms of its reference price and not meeting the required Commerce Department standard of 85% of the dumping margin as the minimum price. We are committed to the withdrawal process and have made the decision that the cost of such efforts is a good investment."
Tony DiMare, vice president of the DiMare Co., Homestead, said Florida's tomato industry doesn't want to renew the agreement because the agreement has never worked.
"It has never been satisfactory, and, unfortunately, I don't believe the agreement is enforceable," he said. "To waste time to continue to listen to proposals and negotiate a deal that has never worked from our standpoint is proof in the pudding. We look to see what has happened. It's not been beneficial to us."
DiMare said an Oct. 18 Mexican proposal to increase the floor price of imported Mexican tomatoes 18% to 25%, depending on tomato variety, doesn't keep up with inflation.
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Many Mexican growers who weren't signatories to the agreement aren't covered by the floor price, DiMare said, and said he hears of much circumvention of that price and sees cartons labeled "not for export" finding their way into the U.S. marketplace.
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Situation: Ran fine a week ago. Cranked it over many times without hint of starting. Sparkplug wire loose. Started; lots of smoke; would shudder and stall with dirty gas surging out of breather tube into carb intake; muffler wet. Same thing several starts. Removed carb and breather assembly. Assembly also full of gas; more coming out of small hole in bottom of breather/valve spring chamber. Only stopped when drained crankcase of oil/gas. First question: Could all this gas in the oil be attributed to all the no-start cranking? If not, what? Flushed crankcase with oil and put in 1 quart of oil [vs. 1 ½ qt.]. With carb and breather assembly off, cranked it over a number of times seeing clear oil spurting out of small hole in breather/valve spring chamber. |
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There should be a small drain hole in one of the bottom corners. Perhaps it is plugged up. Walt Conner |
I think the hole you are referring to [bottom center back] is the one that oil is spurting out of. If oil is spurting out it can't be a drain. There is the large hole at the top center back which would appear to be the drain. Thus, the chamber would stay full to the top with oil all the time keeping the valve springs in oil. Again, if so, how could the "breather" work. Also, how would gas get in the crankcase? |
Gas gets into the crankcase because the carb float needle is leaking and the gas is running into the cylinder and on into the crankcase. IF the crankcase is over full, of course it is going to blow out the excess. Add a gas line shut off valve and use it when the engine is not running. Replacing the carb float needle MAY work but in old engines like that, maybe not. Trust me, that chamber DOES NOT remain full of oil when the oil level is correct And the crankcase breather is operation properly. that large hole you are talking about IS NOT a drain, it is for crankcase pressure, vacuum to move back and forth thru. Walt conner |
Thanks for that Walt. It answers a lot. One more question: Could that small hole have the dual function of squirting oil out to lubricate the valve springs and also be a drain? |
NO, things are lubed via oil vapor, that is strictly a drain, return. Walt Conner |
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Don't want to beat this to death Walt, but with only 2 pints of new oil in the crankcase [1 pint short], oil does spurt out of that hole when cranking it over. I guess I'll just put it back together and see what happens. Re: the previous gas in the oil -- I'm thinking of bending the tab on the float [slightly] to put more pressure on the needle. |
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Took the carb and breather completely apart. Precise cleaning, made gaskets, etc. Runs like new [bought in 1985, $2,500]. Thanks for the help! |
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In the last few weeks, I have made a ton of decisions, then I second guess myself and change my mind.
Let me first post a photo of my sink wall. It will not have upper cabinets. The window is 8' wide and I have about 2' on either side of the window. I am using Vetro Lux Bianco - a splurge - and it will go to the ceiling. I will post a photo of that later. The countertop will either be Cambria Torquay or a granite that I'll post later too. My latest challenge? The choice of lights. And do I even want to sconces - are they mostly for bathrooms? I was originally thinking that I'd have a light above the sink and a matching sconce on either side. The problem is this: The tile has a pearl-like glow to it. I'm afraid that it will look too bathroom-y with polished Nickel sconces on either side. Your thoughts?
Can you recommend any lights? Would you use sconces? Or ceiling lights to illuminate the counters. Okay, so I'm rambling. Here's the sink wall that's making me a crazy woman!! |
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Here's the backsplash. The photo does not do it justice. I saw research_queen's kitchen and feel hard for it. Stunning! |
Can you try photoshopping in some sconces that you like? Maybe if you can see it mocked up it'll help you decide? I think it could be nice, though. |
The counter top will be this granite or Torquay. Concerned that mostly white Torquay and mostly white backsplash may be too boring. The cabinets are a dark rich cherry. |
Wow, what a nice big window! Lets lots of light in during the day but a big dark expanse at night. I would suggest at least a light over the sink but since the window is so wide you could probably get away with sconces too. I'd continue with the chrome. You should be able to find some that do not look bathroom-y. There are lots of choices on line. Good luck! |
- Posted by breezygirl (My Page) on Thu, Aug 2, 12 at 21:50
Below is a link to Aokat's kitchen with sconces at the sink. Her setup is a bit different than yours. I know I've seen a couple other kitchens with sconces, but am blanking now. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Pics before aokat's kitchen was completed
That's the problem; I have not been able to find a sconce.... |
There are tons of sconces that don't look bathroom-ish to me. But, there are tons that do. I think if you go BN with a white shade you run the risk of bathroomish. Have no idea what you are wanting - but the first one has pendants that match and that could look cool. (The light is a stunner in person but isn't very big.) The second one you could find a nice light to match too. Or, if you go with your granite you could get a sconce with some blue, or one with your cab colors in it, or both - some type of art glass sconce. (And, I prefer the granite. I have the same concern as you do - that the Torquay and your BS could be too bland. Also that the iridescence in the BS might not work well with the Torquay. But, I'll let the people with Torquay speak to that!) I think the challenge will be the width of the window. (The view from which makes me miss my beautiful home and yard in the midwest every time I see it... sigh.) Given the size of the window I would think you would want a decent sized sconce. Also, you may want to think about getting a center light that matches so that it would pull them together. Or not. :) |
There are some beautiful examples of sconces in kitchen on houzz. I could see you doing some sconces with some heft on each side of the window and a coordinating fixture over the sink. After seeing these pictures, I don't think it will look "bathroomy" at all. BTW, that window is gorgeous! |
WHAT A WINDOW!! WHO NEEDS LIGHTS!!!! WHOOOWEEE!!! Drop dead gorgeous. :) |
Imagine that whole wall tiled. Ohhhhh baby!! |
Thanks for the compliments on our window. The comment about a big black hole at night kinda hurt my feelings; I have to be honest. Beeps..thank you - where did you find these sconces? poohpup, thanks for the photos. I will search houzz for "kitchen sconces". I do agree that scones will need some heft next to such a large window so I'll keep that in mind. I love the sconce photos! If anyone has any other ideas, please let me know. I appreciate your help so much! |
- Posted by andreak100 (My Page) on Fri, Aug 3, 12 at 8:10
berardmr - I don't think the poster that said about the dark expanse at night was meaning to be negative...I think that was to remind you to think about how it looks at night. We have a tendency to think window = light. But sometimes window = night. And we don't always think about how our gorgeous windows that leave in copious amounts of light in the day won't do that so much at night. I mean, I know it's obvious to us...but sometimes, we forget to think about that in our design. I think the suggestion about adding lights above and around it was a helpful suggestion to help make certain it's not too much darkness at the window section at night. |
berardmr - big dark expanse is a bit different from big black hole IMHO. An unlit window with no backlighting from outside WILL be a black expanse, but I think the poster was just trying to say it would benefit from a pendant and side lighting to play it up/soften it at night. I love the idea of the pendants after seeing the examples and there is NO way I would limit that gorgeous window. Backsplash to the ceiling? Drooling... |
Maybe I did take the message in the wrong way. I am just so stressed over this remodel and so afraid that I'll make the wrong decisions. Time is running out for me to decide and that's just escalating the pressure. My apologies to the poster. |
I don't think I would like a pendant in front of the window because it would take away from the lovely arch. I would do a high hat can light over the sink. As for sconces, I think a substancial sconce could look really nice, but it is hard to suggest fixtures when we do not know the style of the kitchen (modern, transitional, old world, etc.). Love the window. Its going to be a great kitchen! |
The look will be transitional with a contemporary twist. I have ordered a beautiful crystal chandelier for over the breakfast table but I thought it would be too much to put crystal around the window too, although I am open to a little bit of bling there. I want sconces that will illuminate the beautiful tile since there are no upper cabinets on that wall. I have less than 24" to work with, so a sconce anywhere from 6-14" wide would work best. The idea of placing a ceiling light (instead of a pendant) above the sink is a good one and I think I'll go with that idea. Still searching with a passion! |
I may have found something. Two, actually. Choice #1 |
Choice #2 This one has a glass shade rather than the silk shade on previous photo. Colder perhaps? 12" wide. Also has a matching ceiling light. More practical, I guess, be we all know we're not always practical when it comes to decorating. As always, I appreciate your help. |
It looks like you are on the right track. I think those would look great. Def not bathroom-ish to me. And I agree with not blocking your window nor the arch. Just too pretty to have anything take away from it. So disregard my earlier comment that there was a pendant light to match one of those sconces. Bad idea! :) And, not sure how I even feel about a matching ceiling light. That might be too many of those lights too close together. Those sconces make a statement as it is and I think a matching ceiling light might be too much. Think I agree with the can lights idea. Or, matching ceiling light but remove the bling so the shade is similar but not so much bling. ? Don't know. Just thinking out loud. Do you have an island with pendant lights? Because if you don't you could hang some pendants on either side and that would look pretty too I think. Such a pretty window. So many fun ways you can dress it up! Just for what it's worth, of the choices you show - I think I prefer #1 - which is unusual for me because I lean strongly contemporary and I think #2 is more contemporary. But... I like #1 better. And I like it a lot! |
Quick thought before I dash off to work... will white work with your BS? Just wonder given the iridescence of the BS. |
I really like the first sconce too. You know beeps, I think you may be right. Sometimes less is more. I need to have a light above my sink but I hadn't thought about just using a can light. If I included the matching light over the sink, I would have 4 crystal lights in close proximity. I only need to figure out what to do above the sink -- a can light or a very simple ceiling light. That lump in my stomach feels so much better now. I can't thank you guys enough! |
All -- too much bling with the reflective backsplash and the crystal accents from sconce on that wall? I want tasteful but not overdone. Thx for the help. Your opinions will not hurt my feelings, I promise! |
Hi everyone, We bought our house two years ago and are remodeling our kitchen....I really want a "white kitchen" and am trying to decide on the countertops. I like lighter granites ( ex: Kashmir White) but am sooo worried about staining. I also like Cambria Quartz in Torquay. I like the granite better then the quartz, but am worried about maintenance, one day when we have kids, etc. I know granite can be stained- is that difficult to do? Expensive? If you have any experiences, comments, etc. please share! Thanks so much |
I honestly know nothing about granite but if you are concerned with color and considering staining, why don't you look into using a concrete countertop. It can be stained any color you want and I understand they are indestructable. And... it is considerably cheaper. |
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