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Hello to all, I am new here and a novice gardener.
Since my family and I love homegrown tomatoes, I want to plant a tomato-only garden. OK, I'll confess, I'm already obsessed with tomatoes and know that I have too many plants. I have enough space for a 10' x 25' garden (Hubby says I can't have the entire backyard--but I love him anyway.) The seedling tags state to allow 3' between plants. I would like to plant as many plants as possible (who doesn't), to make the best use of my garden space. I see that a number of you grow 2 plants in rubbermaid storage bins. (I'd rather not do any containers, but I might try a couple.) Is spacing different for garden-grown and container-grown plants? How much garden space do my plants really need? I prefer beefsteak types; 2 hybrid, 4 heirloom, plus 1 plum-type and 2 cherry tomato varieties. Thanks, in advance, for your help. Kate |
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Spacing is a somewhat personal opinion and somewhat based on real issues such as soil fertility and moisture levels as well as one plant shading another due to growing into each other and the increased probability for rapid spread of foliage disease, if it occurs. The closest spacing I have ever seen recommended for indeterminate (vining type) tomatos is 1 per square foot. This method involves a lot of pruning to keep the plant's size limited and results in a decreased yield per plant, but might result in a greater yield per unit of space. If you don't mind plants growing into each other then 2x2' spacing is fine, but this density will demand more frequent watering and higher soil fertility to get these plants to produce like those with wider spacing. The 3' spacing you saw recommended is a pretty good guideline unless you are prepared to do a little more work. You will have no problem getting 9 plants into a 10'x25' garden. At 3' spacing you could do 2 rows of 8 plants each with a nice wide row down the middle. |
FWIW; Last year I spaced 28 inches apart, off set the two rows. My notes say that I was too close, so this year I am going to 36 inches. This was with a mixture of det and indet. This was an open garden with drip irrigation and no pruning. Had I pruned a bit, I think they would have been OK. All smaller plants would have probably been OK. |
I see that a number of you grow 2 plants in rubbermaid storage bins. Hi Kate - those are extensively modified rubbermaid bins - Earthtainers - not just off the shelf so to speak. ;) The only thing I can add to all the good points already posted is you have to factor in the support system you plan to use too. Caged plants require 3' spacing usually while staked or Florida weave plants can be closer together although you will have to do some pruning on them. If you search 'spacing' here you'll find a number of discussions on it with photos of the various types of supports and the spacing used on them. I use cages and 3 1/2" spacing. Looks like a lot of wasted space, right? But this is the same plants 60 days later. Dave |
3 feet is my MINIMUM! Four feet is ideal. My plants are grown in either Texas or CRW cages. Here's a pic of two Porterhouse tomato plants growing 3.5' apart on center in Texas cages. Since there are no other plants on either side (Long 36' x 3' raised bed) I think this is OK but 4' would be even better, especially if there were more rows. Dave, how do you pick your tomatoes through those tiny cage openings? |
I've got limited space, so my plants are about 20 inches apart in rows that are about 3 feet apart. I will be pruning them frequently to keep them down to anywhere from 2 to 4 stems each. |
bigdaddy - hard to see in the pics but there is a round-the-cage-spiral from bottom to top of 4 and 5" cut openings. Dave |
lazybonz In the past I've spaced my plants at two feet and tied them to a cattle panel as they grew, tomatoes on both sides of the cattle panel. It was really a jungle by the time they reached full maturity, but they grew okay since I kept them fed and watered. But you know what? When it was time to pick the tomatoes, most of the time I didn't know what variety they were! That's how dense the growth was. And that meant I couldn't save the seeds of those I wanted if I didn't know what tomato I'd picked. Woe is me! Furthermore, since they were spaced so close together, even if I HAD been able to tell which tomato I'd picked, there was a chance they'd cross-pollinated with a near-by tomato and the seeds wouldn't be pure! So this year I'm spacing them at about 3 1/2 feet. That still may be too close to keep them perfectly separated, but I'm hoping it's better! Maybe we'll even know what tomatoes we're eating! |
Many thanks to each one of you who have replied already. It's great that this forum is so active and that so many of you are willing to share your knowledge. Is the 3' spacing for the benefit of the individual plants (to prevent disease or to yield better) OR is it so that the different varieties don't cross-pollinate, for those who like to save seeds? Thanks again. Kate |
The 3' spacing is so each plant can do it's best with minimal work/pruning and has nothing to do with cross pollination which rarely happens with tomatos (they are self fertile and generally pollinate themselves before flowers even open). Grow a bunch of varieties right on top of one another and expect around a 5% cross pollination rate. That's not 5% of seeds, but 5% of plants experiencing any cross pollination. |
You guys have me a bit nervous. My mom planted our tomatoes out when I was sick two weekends ago. She planted them 12 inches apart. I'm afraid we'll just have one tangled mess of tomatoes once they mature. Will have to do some heavy-handed pruning I guess... |
I appreciate you taking the time to answer my questions, not just once, but twice in one day! I doubt that my soil amendments will bring my tomatoes to grow anywhere near as well as bigdaddyj's , but it does seem wiser to live without squeezing a couple of extra plants in. Thanks, again! Kate |
York: if it makes you feel better I am on the opposite end of the spectrum as far as spacing goes, because I stake and prune. This year I have 18 inches between plants and 2 feet in between rows. It is a personal preference and a matter of the logistics of the particular space. The yeild might be a bit smaller, but I find it less cumbersome and easier to harvest. I know the general consensus here is that caging is the way to go, but with such a close spacing, unless you are going to dig up and move or sacrafice some, staking is probably a better idea. |
- Posted by tn_veggie_gardner 6 (My Page) on Wed, May 13, 09 at 17:23
My spacing is also about 18 inches apart, but they're all in containers, so that can change whenever I want it to. :) |
- Posted by austinnhanasmom 5 Broomfield, CO (My Page) on Thu, May 14, 09 at 10:21
Going on year four that I've put thought and effort into my tomato garden. For years 1-2, I used the CRW cages with the tiny grid size. Plants were 3' apart. These cages made for fantastic support and the plants grew well. To harvest, I cut wires from the grid to make larger openings, but not quite big enough. Each time I picked tomatoes, my arms would get all cut up. After year 2, my son was old enough to help pick. NO WAY was I going to let him cut all injured... Year 3, I pounded metal tree stakes around each plant, creating a triangle with clothesline. Since I didn't want to buy hundreds of tree stakes, my rows were close together, to utilize the stakes on multiple plants. The clothesline was a mess as well - running every which way. Some of the plants grew well, but nothing like when they were more separated. This year, I have two rows that are separated by 6 or 7'. Within each row, the plants are 3' apart. I know they'll grow into each other again and I want to save seeds, so I'm going to bag the blossoms (make a bag from tulle and then mark the bagged branch). However, after reading the great posts above, now I'm afraid I won't be able to find the tagged branches!! I should have alternated the fruit coloring at planting, because I now recall that I wasn't sure what I was eating last year either:)) I tried to trace the limb back to the stem, and then the plant tag was unreadable. A great thing about this website, though, is tomato fanatics photograph their fruit. I can just look it up;)) Happy Gardening |
I've planted at about 1 ft between plants for the past 2 years due to space limitations. It can work. A few suggestions: - You absolutely have to have the right vertical growing system (cow panes, or in my case nylon netting hung on piping. These guys are going to grow up not out and you have to support this. With all the pruning, you will probably see a reduction in production per plant, but the same or greater production per square foot. This method let's you enjoy a much larger variety of tomato types than the cage method if you don't have much space. That all being said, if I had the space I would go with the home built wired cages spaced 3 feet apart method. |
- Posted by californian 10 (My Page) on Thu, May 14, 09 at 12:57
I planted my tomatoes four feet apart in rows 44 inches apart. Already the plants are touching, but I let them sprawl. I can see right now that within a month I probably won't be able to reach the plants in the inner rows. I should have put the rows six or seven feet apart. But one advantage of having this huge mass of continuous foliage is that my sunscald problems should be reduced. I also put a two inch layer of compost around each plant. My cat disappeared so as an experiment I used the two bags of now un-needed dry cat food I had left as fertilizer in the planting holes. Seems to be working pretty good so far. |
- Posted by austinnhanasmom 5 Broomfield, CO (My Page) on Thu, May 14, 09 at 14:06
californian - Interesting about the cat food - sorry for the loss of your cat though. You'll have to start a post in the fall with an update on the use of that fertilizer, after a whole season. Maybe no need for future feeding?? |
Californian: Have you looked carefully under your sprawling tomato plants for your cat? Perhaps he is down there searching for the source of that cat-food odor. Or, perhaps the tomato plants "disappeared" him so they could have his food. |
- Posted by solanaceae 5a (My Page) on Fri, May 15, 09 at 22:52
No need to panic about 12". 12" is OK especially for indeterminate vining types but yes, you will need to prune. Only allow 1 or 2 vines(depending on the rows). SFG gardening, a very popular method, does just this. |
I use 1 foot spacing - and no pruning. Each row of tomatoes has two CRW panels (one on either side) as trellises and I train the plants to grow amongst the panels as they come up. I understand that this close spacing is considered blasphemy by some. But, I've been doing this for several years now, and the plants do quite well. I've noticed no problems with production as a result of close spacing. |
Many thanks to everyone for taking the time to share information. I appreciate it! Kate |
- Posted by solanaceae 5a (My Page) on Sat, May 16, 09 at 13:38
Since tomatoes are grown in almost every climate and there are many different type there is no right way to do it but depending on the context there can be wrong ways. An older retire has all day to water but is too frail to move a 20 gallon container. I can advise such people 3 gallon is doable. It would be a horrible solution for those that plan on week long summer excursions or want maximum production. If you are one of those people who plant their garden in way back yard and forget to visit it for a week or two then I strongly suggest that you cage every 3 feet. When disease is a problem it is less feasible to pack them together. On the the hand growing in containers close together makes changing out the soil trivial to rotate away from the disease etc. Some times there is better sun further up the trellis. If one wants larger and earlier fruit then by all means prune(at the cost of total production). This also means those with lots of space may also want to prune to a single vine for the early fruit. There are just too many urban, forested settings and where caging a plant every 3 feet is not desirable. There is one site I like about a garden that terraces into a mountain. That space is precious. I used to be one of those where I grew up with a sunny large flat back yard. Now I have a 6 foot strip on the south side of the front yard and side of the house because its shaded elsewhere. I go from raised beds to containers once I hit the side of the house. A few big cages and a few hills of squash is just going to eat up my space. I do pole beans rather than bush for this reason. 3 foot cages is simply designed for one cultural practice with specific goals in mind which I would classify as lower maintenance and cost utilizing an available space resource. The default advice seems to be traditional row gardening and it does not always apply. However its also true not to take advice on intensive gardening and then treat it like a row garden. In one case an urban gardener will just not even try. In the other case such a person will be discouraged to try again. |
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Hampton Inn & Suites Pigeon Forge On The Parkway
Historical Traveler Reviews Hampton Inn & Suites Pigeon Forge On The Parkway
Super Hotel. Freundlich, höflich, heimisch
Kamen am 6 November als Reisegruppe der Central Baptist Church in Warner Robins, GA an. Hatten �ber die Steve-Ellis-Agency gebucht. Eine super Leistung. Kamen ca. 10 Stunden zu fr�h an und es stand gar nicht zu Debatte, durften sofort auf unsere Zimmer, wenn diese schon fertig waren. Tolle Leute. Jeder hat sich �beraus bem�ht, was unseren Aufenthalt um so besser gemacht hatte. Vielen Dank f�r den tollen Aufenthalt.
This was a great place to stay. Friendly, courteous, homely.
We arrived on November 6th as a group from Central Baptist Church in Warner Robins, GA. We were booked by the Steve Ellis Agency. They did a fabuluous job. We arrived about an hour early and there never was any discussion if the rooms were ready. What a great bunch of people. Each one went a little beyond what was expected to make our stay much better. I appreciate it personally and believe my entire group feels the same. Thanks for a great stay.
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The grounds for this hotel look great from the road. Rooms are okey but not what I find at other Hampton Inns. Lobby is very nice as is the breakfast. Our room had one of the older mattresses which was in need of upgrade. Hotel was fairly clean. Hotel staff was friendly. Parking is excellant.
Not quality of most Hamptons
I have traveled for ten years. I always choose Hampton because of the high quality. This Inn does not rate up with other Hamptons. The carpets in the halls are dirty. The entry areas for the rooms were not clean. The rooms are clean but need updating. The furniture looks like a Holiday Inn.
The pool area looks old.
If you're a Hampton lover of the very high standards you will not love this one. I was disappointed because the lobby and eating area was great but not the sleeping areas. That's the old bait and switch tatic of hotels.
What you don't know, may hurt you!
Although this may be one of the "cleaner" properties in Pigeon
Forge, it's not worth the high overpriced price you pay to stay there per night..
First of all, the standard Queen rooms have no microwave or refrigerator..at least the ones we stayed in didn't. You probably get this for the additional cost you pay for a suite.
The entire time we stayed, the ice machines were broken and empty so we had no ice..
They had a sign on the ice machine on our floor, and although it said there was ice..the sign never said which floor had the ice you needed..it was left blank
We later learned that's because all of them, were out!
For our inconvenience, we had to walk and go buy some ice at the convenience store located wthin walking distance! Lucky for us we also brought our own cooler and drinks.
Also, unless you ask or happen to stumble upon, hear and see for yourself, they don't tell you the rooms on the first floor is where a lot of pet owners stay.
They may stay on other floors as well. I'd ask if the room you are given has been designated or used as a "pet friendly" room.
Also, check the rooms they give you. Another family in our group was given a non-smoking room, however it smelled of smoke time you stepped inside, unlike ours!
The bathrooms(on floors and in the tubs) have stains in them which are brownish in appearance..not sure what they were from.
The water has to "heat" up once you turn it on..its not automatic temperature like it is at our homes..so let it run awhile before showering.
We learned that not ALL guests are treated the same. Someone from our group overheard a desk clerk extending an invitation to a couple about to check in to view any room type they wished prior to staying.
We, nor others we saw check in, were automatically given that option..and NO..these people didn't ask..they just did like everyone else and walked up to the front desk for check in.
Although they say its over 23 items on the breakfast bar and a "hot breafast"..hot means in a warmer and the menu varies from day to day. The warmer may include precooked eggs or ham..those were the only hot food items we saw...otherwise its your standard continental breakfast you find everywhere else...the "hot breakfast" is not worth the price you pay to stay here!
For the "crowd" staying in the hotel, the eating area is not sufficient to hold those who come down to breakfast planning to sit there and eat breakfast without taking it back to the room. You first have to find a seat..that's not already occupied and pray someone is cordial enough to eat fast and get up so you can finally sit down..Good luck!!!
Their Business Center is only an area to the side by the lobby that is "set apart"in a small area with a chair, 1 computer, a printer..for all to see and for others to look at you as if they are saying, "Hurry up and don't hog it because I too, need to check my emails!"
The staff was Ok..just not fair, as I stated above, in the way that they treat everyone!!.
We are very sorry you had an unpleasant stay with us. The hotel is now owned and operated by a new owner. All the issues have been corrected; we have pet floors on 1, 2, and 6th. All new ice machines. New beds, new flooring, and many new things have happened here. Please feel free to contact me at the hotel for a future stay and give us a second look.
Chuck Wille
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You won't be disappointed
Hampton Inn River Road in Pigeon Forge was near the show we wanted to see. We have never had a bad experience with Hampton Inns (we often stay at the one on the River in Pigeon Forge).
The Hotel has class. It's lobby is gleamingly clean, it's staff cordial and accommodating, and there is no parking problem. They have all the amenities you want in a higher end place...complimentary newspaper, nice (hot) breakfast, and the rooms are great. You have lots of plump pillows, extra fluffy, soft towels, beautiful decor, light, airy, ..and it is spotless. A sign on the front desk guarantees satisfaction or you don't pay! The price was actually cheaper than one of the mediocre hotels down the street. We'll be back!
Enjoyed our stay
Our family stayed at the Hampton Inn and Suites for our summer vacation. This was our first trip to Pigeon Forge and it was a wonderful experience. Hampton Inn has the best beds of any place we have ever stayed. Where can I buy a set of those wonderful pillows and duvet! The kids loved Dollywood and we enjoyed shoping at the Tanger Outlet next door. My thanks to the staff for helping with a tiny problem we had during our stay. They made us feel like we were staying with relatives. Thank you for a great time.
Great Pet Friendly Stay
We were very pleased with our stay at this Hampton. I search for hotels on a pet-friendly site, then read reviews before booking rooms.
The location was nice as it is off the road a bit and surrounded by some nice landscaping. My dogs had plenty of grassy areas to walk around, and there were even "doggie clean up stations" in two areas.
The front desk manager made check in quick and was very pleasant. The housekeeping staff we met were also friendly and made me feel that my dogs were truly welcome.
The room was very clean with what seemed to be new mattresses and bedding. The bathroom was large and also very clean with fresh, quality towels.
We didn't encounter any real problems with noise, but we were on the second floor at the very end of the hall. A good location actually as it made it easy to enter and exit with the dogs.
Breakfast was great and the staff serving were extremely friendly and pleasant. A good variety of hot and cold food items...and nothing ran out as the staff was constantly bringing out more.
Check out was a breeze. Overall a quiet, clean, restful and pet friendly place to spend a few days. I would definitely recommend this Hampton and will stay there again in the future.
Had a Fantastic Time
We stayed at this Hampton Inn during the week of July 4th. The room was wonderful. The beds were very comfotable and clean. Very quite surroundings. The Inn was within walking distance of most of the attractions in Pigeon Forge. The breakfast was wonderful! Great service!
Solid Hotel
We stayed at the Hampton Inn and Suites in Pigeon Forge as part as a Time Share attraction. The hotel was centrally located in PIgeon Forge and all attractions were easily accessible. The pool area and hot ub were clean and the staff were over all very friendly. If you are looking for 1st class accomodations this is not the place but if you are looking for a clean, comfy and average amenities then this place is it.
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Information Governance: Get 360° compliance and control with HP at ARMA 2014 (Part 3: The wrap up!)
Well ARMA 2014 has come and gone for another year, and for my first time at ARMA I found it very interesting and busy. Information Governance was a theme broadly promoted by vendors at their booths and across most sessions.
Read more for highlights and insights on legacy data clean-up, records management, and big data.
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Information Governance: Ready for kick off at the ACC Annual Meeting
The Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) Annual Meeting is kicking off in New Orleans today. This year's Annual Meeting will be the world's largest gathering of in-house counsel where attendees can enhance their corporate legal education by learning from leaders in the profession, fulfilling CLE/CPD requirements and meeting with thousands of their peers and legal service providers.
Read more to see what our information governance team has planned for the event.
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Information Governance: Get 360° compliance and control with HP at ARMA 2014 (Part 2)
In my last blog I touched on the theme we have adopted for ARMA 2014. In this blog I'll be telling you about the activities the HP Information Governance team will be involved in and encouraging you to participate where possible.
Read more to get the details on what our team has planned for ARMA 2014.
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Information Governance: Get 360° compliance and control with HP at ARMA 2014 (Part 1)
I'm sure many of you are familiar with ARMA International and their annual conference. Having worked behind the scenes in the past, this year I am very excited about traveling to San Diego and experiencing this wonderful event first hand. I am really looking forward to the opportunity to meet with many of our customers, partners and potential customers to learn more about their information governance challenges and how we can help address them.
Read more to see what the information governance team has planned for ARMA 2014.
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Information Governance: HP Structured Data Manager 7.2 & Big Data at Oracle OpenWorld 2014
Fall is officially here and so is Oracle OpenWorld 2014. Every year I look forward to HP's participation in this event due to the increasing interest in structured data archiving and application retirement. This year is even more exciting as Structured Data Manager 7.2 offers greater flexibility to organizations that want to better govern structured information.
Read more to see how SDM 7.2 delivers on the Big Data Promise & get details about our OOW 2014 speaking sessions.
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Information Governance: Transforming records management for information governance
Since this in my first blog, I thought I should probably tell you a little bit about myself before going much further. Currently I am the global product marketing manager for HP Records Manager and HP ControlPoint based out of Sydney, Australia and have enjoyed almost 15 years in the information management space. Over this time I have seen huge changes to this industry and the technology available for both creating and managing documents and records...
Read more to see find out why it's time to transform records management for information governance.
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Information Governance: What Would You Do?
I don't know if you have ever watched the show "What Would You Do?" on ABC. I love it – my husband does not. Basically it brings up the main question: when faced with a dilemma, what would you do?
This is the story of what happened when HP was faced with the dilemma of addressing data lifecycle management and had some tough questions to answer.
Read more to see how HP IT addressed their issues with HP Structured Data Manager.
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Information Governance: Enter the Era of "Pre-Discovery"
Why proactively preparing for discovery using information governance strategies is here to stay and why that's a good thing.
Tell a room full of lawyers that proactively governing information leads to downstream eDiscovery time and cost savings for them, and you will likely get a lot of blank stares (and probably hear crickets chirping). I mean, Information governance is an "IT thing", isn't it? ....
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Information Governance: Key Takeaways from Information Governance Initiative's 2014 Annual Report
The Information Governance Initiative (IGI) released its 2014 Annual Report last week, which was billed as the industry's first ever comprehensive analysis of the Information Governance (IG) industry.
Take a closer look at what the future holds for Information Governance, as David Brown shares findings from the latest IGI annual report.
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Information Governance: Upgrading to HP Records Manager 8.1 Webinar – August 14th
Are you interested in upgrading to HP Records Manager 8.1? Join us on Thursday, August 14th at 9 a.m. , PST for a free informative webinar. If you're a current customer of Autonomy Records Manager or Meridio, this is a session you won't want to miss. You'll learn ...
Keep reading to learn how you can register for this informative session.
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Information Governance: Can you Imagine Information Management and Governance in the Cloud?
It's that time again! Approximately 1,600 legal technology professionals will be meeting at the Gaylord Opryland in Nashville, Tennessee for the International Legal Technology Association's (ILTA) 37th Annual Educational Conference, starting August 17th.
Learn more about our ECM and Cloud solutions that we'll be showing at ILTA on the blog.
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Information Governance: The Essentials of Cloud-based Archiving - Streamlined Data Access
Navigating the path to determine the provider that is best suited to archive your data in the cloud is proving to be more complex, especially where security, cost, scalability, data access, and other factors play a crucial role in properly supporting your organization...
Want to go beyond the 'archive it and forget it' mentality? Read more on our blog to understand why the need for data access in cloud archiving is growing.
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Information Governance: The Latest 'Do-it-Yourself' (DIY) Trend: Per-Matter, OnDemand Environments
This is the second post in an Information Governance blog series where we will "Ask the Experts" about emerging eDiscovery trends and topics...
Keep reading for an insightful Q&A session about HP OnDemand, the application's latest deployment offering with HP eDiscovery expert, Jeff Friedman.
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Information Governance: HP DSmail 9.0 Now Available
To help address these challenges we are excited to release HP DSmail 9.0. DSmail is an integrated module within our cloud-based archiving solution, HP Digital Safe, which allows end users to access their email and other content within the archive...
Learn how mobile users will benefit from the latest enhancements. Plus, download our latest datasheet on HP DSmail 9.0.
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Information Governance: Looking Beneath the Surface: The Hidden Cost of Managing Legacy Data
I read with great interest the results of an AIIM survey that was released last week, the highlights of which were nicely captured in a blog by John Mancini who is CEO of that organization. A couple of specific data points that I took away from the survey responses were...
Keep reading as expert Joe Garber takes a closer look at the hidden cost of managing legacy data. Plus download a white paper and view a video on Legacy Data Management.
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Information Governance: What is "Good Information Governance"?
Information governance is becoming an integral part of every business now and in the future, and it is something that is critically important for all organizations to understand holistically. Unfortunately in some cases, information governance has been misunderstood and simplified...
Keep reading to learn what "Good Information Governance" means to your organization, and how to get started.
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Information Governance: Not All Search Intent is Created Equal in e-Discovery
I am excited to share the news that EDRM, the leading standards organization for the e-Discovery market, just announced the release of the EDRM Search Intent Framework, a collaborative effort in which I led...
Keep reading for more information on the EDRM Search Intent Framework and what it entails.
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Information Governance: Upcoming 2015 FRCP Amendments (Part 3) - Rule 37 and Records Retention
Of the coming changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP), those amendments proposed to Rule 37 are perhaps the most controversial, and farthest reaching. Rule 37 provides guidance to attorneys on how to manage the process of discovering evidence in the possession of another and responding to requests for such discovery by opposing counsel.
Keep reading to learn what these amendments mean for you and your business.
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Information Governance: HP Consolidated Archive 8.0.1 Released
Exciting news! HP Autonomy has just released the latest version of its information archiving offering —HP Consolidated Archive (HPCA)...
Keep reading to learn more about what end users have to look forward to with HPCA 8.0.1.
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Information Governance: Upcoming 2015 FRCP Amendments (Part 2) - Rule 26 and Cost Allocation
As mentioned in my previous post, Part 1: Rule 26 and Proportionality, there are substantial benefits to be gained utilizing Proactive Information Governance (PIG) under the pending FRCP rule changes, which will take effect in December,
2015. The amendments that are under consideration reflect...
Keep reading to learn about pending FRCP rule changes related to cost allocation, and what this means for you.
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Information Governance: The Rumors of Our Demise Have Been Greatly Exaggerated
This week, Gartner Research again named HP Autonomy a Leader in its Magic Quadrant for E-Discovery Software (MQ). Of particular note, HP Autonomy received the highest marks for its "completeness of vision," and also was recognized for its strong information management capabilities and continued momentum in innovation and customer relationships. HP Autonomy has been a Leader in the eDiscovery MQ every year since it was introduced.
Keep reading to get a complimentary copy of the Gartner MQ E-Discovery Software report.
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Sr. Product Marketing Manager , Information Governance
With over 15 years' experience in product marketing and sales with enterprise software companies, Becky brings considerab
le expertise to HP's Informatio n Archiving product marketing team. In her role, she is responsibl e for cultivatin g go-to-mark et strategy, messaging, and content. Becky enjoys working with clients, partners, and prospects to gain a better understand ing of the informatio n archiving needs, priorities , and issues affecting enterprise s -
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Chris Surdak is a Subject Matter Expert on Informatio
n Governance , analytics and eDiscovery for HP Autonomy. He has over 20 years of consulting and technology experience , and holds a Juris Doctor from Taft University , an MS from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvan ia, a CISSP Master's Certificat e from Villanova and a BS in Mechanical Engineerin g from Penn State. Chris is author of the Big Data strategy book, "Data Crush," which was recently nominated as Internatio nal Book of the Year for 2014, by GetAbstrac t. Chris is also contributi ng editor and columnist for European Business Review magazine. -
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David Brown is a Product Marketing Manager at HP Autonomy, where he leads product marketing for several of HP's Informatio
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ce for HP Autonomy oversees operations for Video, pioneering intelligen t video-anal ytic technologi es for internatio nal installati ons. Mr Humphrey has over twenty years experience in advanced video-anal ytics, with seventeeen years on security applicatio ns, as a leading provider of security and surveillan ce solutions to defense agencies, government s and major corporatio ns around the globe. -
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Dominic Brown is Vice President, Meaning Based Governance at Autonomy, Inc. At Autonomy, Brown employs his 15 years of legal and IT experience
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Fernando Lucini has been with Autonomy since 2000 and serves as Chief Technology Officer. As Chief Technology Officer, based at Autonomy's headquarte
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Gagan Bhatia serves as WW product marketing manager for Enterprise Data Protection software within HP Autonomy business unit. He has over 15 years of experience in developing and marketing enterprise software including archiving, data protection
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Gabriele Di Piazza is Vice President of Marketing Optimizati
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George Tziahanas leads product management and strategy for HP Autonomy's Legal and Compliance Portfolio, including its Compliant Archiving, eDiscovery
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Ilan Gendellman serves as Director of Profession
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- Jeff Westover is VP & GM of HP WFO Software for contact centers. He blogs about HP Qfiniti & HP Explore.
Vice President, Solution Marketing
Jeff Veis is Vice President of Solution Marketing for HP Autonomy responsibl
e globally for product, partner and field marketing initiative s. Jeff has been in the enterprise software industry for more than 20 years and has experience in marketing, strategy, sales, and partnershi ps. During his time at HP Autonomy, Jeff has founded the Liberty Alliance Project, a first-in-c lass standards organizati on with a global membership that provides a holistic approach to identity. -
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Vice President, Information Governance
Joe Garber is Vice President of Informatio
n Governance at HP Autonomy. In this role, he leads product messaging and go-to-mark et efforts for the organizati on's eDiscovery , informatio n archiving, and ECM market offerings. Garber has more than 10 years of experience in informatio n governance and eDiscovery . -
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Joe has over 13 years of experience in technology marketing and is currently focused on the analytics solution portfolio. Prior to this role, he was responsibl
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Delivering subject matter expertise in the area of financial services compliance and product marketing for HP's eDiscovery and Supervisio
n/Surveill ance products. John has been a legal and compliance profession al in the financial services industry for over 12 years. Prior to joining HP Autonomy, John was a compliance officer, auditor, and consultant for major banks, broker-dea lers, investment banks, hedge funds, and asset management firms. -
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Sr. Product Marketing Manager, Archiving
Luis Romero is a Senior Product Marketing Manager at HP Autonomy, where he leads product marketing for HP's Informatio
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Martin Cuéllar, Director of Product Marketing for HP Software, is a Subject Matter Expert within HP Autonomy Emerging Technologi
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Michelle is the Global Product Marketing Manager for HP Records Manager and HP ControlPoi
nt within the Informatio n Governance portfolio. Responsibl e for solution messaging, positionin g and GTM strategy, Michelle works closely with the product, sales, marketing and channel organisati ons within HP to develop these. Michelle has 13+ years experience in the Informatio n Management space having worked closely with customers, industry and business partners over this time. -
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Scott speaks, blogs, writes articles and specialize
s in driving competitiv ely differenti ated integratio ns for storage and virtualiza tion. VMware Certified Profession al, recognized as a vExpert, VMWorld speaker, VMUG keynote speaker, and a contributi ng author of the book Virtualiza tion Changes Everything . -
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So, thought it would be nice to start a weekly symptoms thread -- just to try and drum up more traffic :) So, post your symptoms for this week!!
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So, thought it would be nice to start a weekly symptoms thread -- just to try and drum up more traffic :) So, post your symptoms for this week!!
Still just sore boobs. They seems to be getting bigger too. My bras dont feel as comfortable as they used to be. I just feel myself tugging at them a lot. Not much else though
Sore boobies. and sleepy... all the time
Mostly tired, some heartburn here and there, m/s here and there, headaches.
Sleepy, short tempered (lack of sleep I'm guessing) and nauseated
It's 3:00 am and I'm wide awake. So, insomnia seems to be making its way into the mix as well.
Extreemely sore and heavy bbs, super tired, heart palpitations here and there, LOTS of gas, and crazy dreams. Right on track with my previous pregnancies.
Me: sensitive / sore breasts (off and on), tired, some heartburn (seem to feel like I need to burp all the time), nauseas, and headaches just started. I've also hit the point where I need to eat a little something before I get up or I get really nauseas and start to gag. Also have a metalic taste in my mouth that comes and goes. I've also got built up phlem, but not sure if that is related to the pregnancy or my cold/sinus infection; could be either. Bloated off and on too, but again could be pregnancy or could be from my antibiotics.
nothing much, but then I never get many symptoms. I have excellent hair right now, and the boob fairy was definitely here :) Other than that I am tired and I am telling myself that this is because of the pregnancy, but then I've been tired since my first kid was born :)
I am officially calling it the see food eat food diet. I can not stop eating. Even foods that I am not terribly fond of. I am not a big veggie fan. Sat down with an entire bag of steam fresh veggies and devoured them. Tho I wish all I was eating was good for me foods.


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Upcounty residents are calling on the county executive to dedicate funding to new community centers for Clarksburg and Poolesville.
The Upcounty Citizens Advisory Board met Monday evening to finalize its recommendations to send to County Executive Isiah Leggett about ongoing projects in the Capital Improvements Program.
The board is asking Leggett to fund a feasibility study for a community center or indoor pool in Clarksburg, and a community center or senior center in Poolesville.
The board is also calling for expanded restroom facilities at the Germantown library as the nearby Germantown Town Center Urban Park nears completion. Board members are anticipating increased need for the library's facilities as the park starts to see visitors. According to county documents, the park will be completed in 2014 or 2015.
The board also requested the county's attention to transportation projects that would affect upcounty residents. According to Catherine Matthews, director of the Upcounty Regional Office, the board voted to rate the county's Midcounty Corridor Study a top priority. Members of the board generally support the concept of a road between Clarksburg and Shady Grove, but decided not to support a specific route, or alternative, until the study is complete.
Upcounty Citizens Advisory Board Chairman Cherian Eapen, a Clarksburg resident, said the board wanted to "get up to speed" on the Midcounty Highway extension issue before making a decision.
The board's recommendations also include funding the construction of the Md. 355 bikeway project, which will connect Clarksburg and Germantown. The board is also asking that the county expand MARC service along the Brunswick line, ensure the timely construction of Stringtown Road and Snowden Farm Parkway extensions and lobby the Maryland Transit Administration to accelerate funding for the Corridor Cities Transitway.
In the Gaithersburg area, board members are asking the county to assess traffic in the Washingtonian Center area near Sam Eig Highway since more development is planned, especially in the new Crown community.
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