text: The Industrial Revolution The Industrial Revolution (less appropriate title slide) Defining the IR l Name given in late 1800s to describe the historical period beginning in 1750 in England. l Machines replaced animal and human labor in production and distribution of goods l Initially subtle, but by 1850, changes were all- encompassing Causes of the IR l Commercial Revolution of 1500-1700 triggered economic growth following exploration, colonization, and mercantilism l Inventions of the Scientific Revolution l Population increases in Europe (140 million to 266 million from 1750 to 1850! l Political and social revolutions of the 19th century l Rise of the middle class l General interest in economic change and financial gain Development and Spread of IR l Development l Spread l Agricultural revolution frees l West to east/north to south laborers for cities l Latecomers learned from l Cotton and metallurgy changes those earlier on the scene l 18th century inventions lead to l Depended on available mechanized production of labor and coal and iron textiles deposits l Use of coal over wood as fuel l England led the way l Changes in mining through the 1800s l Steam engine l By late 1800s Germany l Locomotive surpassed England l Steam power develops as an alternative to run textile and iron industry l Transportation revolution Overall Effects l End of the 3 estates l Strengthened bourgeoisie l Money=power l Dehumanization of wage earning factory workers l Urbanization of the world l Factory's magnet effect: pulls populations l Transformation of city from cultural and political center to industrial center l Working class strives for collective power l Family as an economic unit no more: consumers not producers! l Changes in family structure l Working outside home l Women relegated to domestic sphere l Increased wage-earning opportunities for single women l Child labor The IR in England: Why? MAGIC! l M arkets abroad l Many colonies for raw materials and to sell finished products l Maritime strength to protect them! l A gricultural Revolution l Lager population from increased food supply l Relocation of population to urban centers after enclosure l G overnment protects of private property/entrepreneurs l Bourgeoisie in parliament l Government supports risk l I ron and Coal deposits l C apital l People had $ after commercialization l These people were willing to make risky investments l National bank Technological Changes and New Forms of Industrial Organization – The Cotton Industry l Cottage/putting out system was the beginning… l FLYING SHUTTLE allowed weaving output to double! l Hargreaves' SPINNING JENNY was perfected in 1768 to allow for rapid yarn production l Arkwright's WATER FRAME and Crompton's MULE further boosted yarn production until yarn outdid weaving again… l Cartwright's POWER LOOM (1787) allowed weaving to catch up again. l Despite these inventions, HAND LOOMS continued to dominate – at least until mid-1820's. l Between 1813 and 1850, # of power looms jumped from 2400 to 250k! l Conversely, number of hand looms fell 250k to 3000 from 1820 to 1860. l Easier to bring workers to machines than vice versa, and factories sprang up near water supplies for power and towns grew around them. Technological Changes and New Forms of Industrial Organization – Steam Power l Grew from mining demands for coal as an alternative energy source to timber, which was facing shortage. l Machines needed to prevent water seepage into deep coal mines. l Newcomen's ATMOSPHERIC ENGINE or steam pump was developed in 1712, but it was inefficient. l Watt's STEAM ENGINE came to replace this model – quite by mistake – as he was originally charged with repairing a Newcomen engine… l Eventually, a more energy efficient model was developed and Watt adapted it to the textile mills, triggering massive textile production. l In 1800, English engines produced 10k horsepower l by 1850, 500k in stationary engines and 790k in mobile engines such as locomotive. l "Steam is an Englishman" (1850). Technological Changes and New Forms of Industrial Organization – Iron Industry l GB had HUGE deposits of iron, but no efficient way of refining l 1780, Henry Cort's PUDDLING process used coal power to make a more pure form of iron. l Iron production soared – fueled in part for a demand to make the new machines of iron! l BY 1852, GB produced more iron than the rest of the world combined! 3 mil tons! Transportation Revolution? l Roads and canals built between 1760 and 1830 greatly improved trade within the state, but RRs soon overtook them in importance. l RR had origins in mining operations in Germany where wood rails were used to guide carts and reduce friction in large loads so horses could pull more. l Wood rails replaced by iron ones, and then horses replaced by steam- powered engines! l Stephenson's ROCKET was the most efficient eventually able to travel about 50 mph. l GB's railways reflected the change, as there were 2k miles of track in 1840, but 6k by 1850. l RR construction created thousands of jobs for displaced farm workers and peasants who could flock to factories. The Factory System l New patterns of production brought hundreds of workers out of their homes and workshops and into large-scale factories to run machines. l To maximize profits, machines had to be going all the time, creating a need for regular shifts at the factories. l Workers now had to work constantly, consistently and efficiently, or face harsh consequences from being docked pay to enduring beatings to dismissal. l Work was boring and tedious, so it was difficult to stay engaged. l Laziness, tardiness and drunkenness were not tolerated, though they certainly occurred with regularity. l Eventually, after 2-3 generations, regular hours viewed as typical. The Great Exhibition: Britain in 1851 l Great Exhibition heralded by Prince Albert to display Britain's wealth l GB had organized the first industrial fair in 1851 at Kensington in London in the Crystal Palace, which was made especially for the event. l Palace was made of glass and steel as a testament to Brit engineering superiority. l Covered 19 acres, housing 100,000 exhibits! l Even featured a tree inside, symbolic of man's domination over nature l 6 million people visited the exhibition over a 6 month period – traveling from other areas in GB or from around the world. l England had indeed become the "workshop, banker and trader of the world." l Produced half of world's coal and manufactured goods. The Crystal Palace (1851) ©2003 Wadsworth, a division of Thomson Learning, Inc. Thomson Learning™ is a trademark used herein under license. Britain Revolution in The Industrial The Spread of Industrialization l First areas on the continent to be industrialized: Belgium, France, and the German states. l Generally, industrialization moved west to east, north to south in Europe. l In North America, the US became industrialized. l All other areas had to wait until after 1850. The Spread of Industrialization l Despite achieving population growth, agricultural reform, expansion of cottage industries and increased foreign trade, continental countries did NOT have all the advantages England did and lagged behind. l Poor roadways and river tolls hindered transportation of raw materials/finished products. l Guild control over industries l Investors unwilling to make risky investments l French revolution/Napoleonic Wars destroyed trade networks and decimated the working population The Spread of Industrialization l Separation of GB from the continent eventually put continent at a disadvantage in terms of having access to machinery l Brits were resistant to sharing their secrets! l Some Brits took their know-how to the continent l made a financial killing with their new technology l exploited the less knowledgeable continental industries l Some continent dwellers resented British snobbery The Spread of Industrialization l Eventually, continent dwellers learned the tricks of the trade l established technical schools (esp. German states) to train engineers and mechanics. l Governments in these areas sponsored grants for investors and encouraged people to enroll in these schools. l Joint-Stock investment banks in Belgium, German states and in France helped to finance the fledgling industries l Societe General and Banque de Belgique in Belgium l Credit Mobilier in France l Darmstadt Bank in Germany l Kreditanstalt in Austria. l After Napoleon's defeat in 1815, GB flooded continent w/cheap goods and fledgling industries on continent couldn't compete. l Protective tariffs helped to protect nations' new industries, as outlined by Friedrich List in his National System of Political Economy. Emerging Centers Industrialization l German states, Belgium and France led the way. l Industrial centers more widely dispersed than in England. l In textile industry, a mix of old and new technology coexisted. l Iron and coal of heavy industry drove the IR on the continent. l By 1850, a GB would lose its position as industrial leader of the world to Germany. ©2003 Wadsworth, a division of Thomson Learning, Inc. Thomson Learning™ is a trademark used herein under license. Industrialization of Europe by 1850 Social Impact of Industrialization: Population l HUGE INCREASE IN POPULATION AT THIS TIME – WHY? l Record keeping more accurate l Fewer famines, epidemics, and wars l Larger supply of food – people ate better, thrived, bred l POPULATION composition changed l How people were concentrated changed l many more involved in industrial sector – up to 48% in GB l confined to tiny areas of a nation. l Lots of congestion even in countryside – booming population and not a whole lot of land to go around. l Ireland was a prime example. l Thanks to potato, population doubled 1781-1845 from 4-8 million l Potato blight of 1845 decimated the food supply l Great Famine: 1845-1851… death and emigration l Irish weren't the only ones leaving Europe. About 110k per year between 1821-1850 fled for greener pastures – or for urban areas. Social Impact of Industrialization: Urbanization l Massive population boom in CITIES caused a number of changes demographically l People went to find jobs around industrial towns l These towns grew rapidly – and with little "urban planning" l Urban Living Conditions in the Early Industrial Revolution l Sanitary conditions l Cholera l Suburbs l Row houses l Adulteration of food l Moral consequences of urban life Social Impact of Industrialization: Slums Slum housing in the industrial revolution Urban Living Conditions & Reforms l 1820s efforts in France and Britain did exist to improve cities l Some reformers regarded the lower levels of society with contempt James Kay-Shuttleworth: people lived like "brutes" who "eat, drink, breed, and die" l British Poor law Commission attempted to report on these horrid conditions. l Edwin Chadwick (1800-1890) Secretary to Poor Law Commission l Report on the Condition of the Labouring Population of Great Britain in 1842 l Use of drainage l Piped water l 1848: GB had 1st Public Health Act created a National Board of Health to "clean up" cities l Elizabeth Gaskell's Mary Barton Urban Living Conditions & Reforms Shuttleworth and Chadwick New Classes l Industrial Middle Class l The new bourgeoisie meant industrialists, professionals and government officials whose drive was to GET MONEY! l Many got rich through risky investments as entrepreneurs l Some entrepreneurs came from lowly backgrounds, some from ranks of aristocracy! l These people bought great estates and liked to show off that they had "made it" l Working Class l Comprised of laborers in agriculture, but increasingly people who worked in cities in industry or as servants. l Artisans fought industrialization l Regarded as lowlife by bourgeoisie Working Conditions for the Industrial Working Class l HEINOUS! l 14 hour days locked up without windows, ventilation, heat l Mills were dusty, dirty, nasty l Mines experienced cave-ins regularly – gas fumes killed thousands and deformed bodies and ruined lungs resulted. l Women and children often exploited as a work force – 1/3 to 1/6 cost, and were smaller to dive into moving machine parts! l Pauper Apprentices were kids who were orphaned and abandoned to local factory owners as a cheap labor source. l By 1830 women and children made up 66% of labor supply in cotton industry but passage of Factory Act of 1833 changed number of kids. l This changed focus to men as primary wage earners. l In 1844 and 1867 hours were also regulated and rescaled. Working Conditions for the Industrial Working Class Children and women being exploited during early industrial movement. Working Conditions for the Industrial Working Class l Standards of Living l Fluctuations of wages and prices l Consumption l Periodic overproduction and unemployment Efforts at Change l Unionizing Efforts l Many nations outlawed formation of workers unions – e.g. Combination Acts of 1799 in GB said NO WORKERS ASSOCIATIONS l Many unions and associations formed anyway l strikes in Glasgow and Manchester l Government forced to repeal Combination Acts in 1824. l Unions were tolerated but closely monitored. l Robert Owen (1771-1858), l Utopian Socialism - cooperative methods rather than competitive l Grand National Consolidated Trades Union (est. 1834) goal of establishing an 8 hour work day Efforts at Change l Luddites in England attacked machines in protest of industrialization (1812) l Chartist Movement l Emerged to achieve political democracy for working class folks. l Drew up People's Charter in 1838 to demand universal suffrage. l Chartist petitions in 1839 and 1842 were both "DIE, Demon-Beotch Machine, DIE!!!" rejected by parliament. Chartist Demands – In Short Efforts at Change l Efforts at Change: Reformers and Government l Factory Acts 1802 and 1819 l limited labor hours for kids between 9-16 to 12 hours a day l kids under 9 couldn't work l Factory Act of 1833 l Followed Sadler Commission Report (1832) by Michael Sadler who interviewed child laborers and revealed their mistreatment (see primary source reading) l kids 9-13 only could work 8 hour days l those aged 13-18 could only work 12 hours l Inspectors brought in to enforce laws l Required kids 9-13 have 2 hours of elementary education a day l Ten Hours Act of 1847 reduced work day for kids to 10 hours aged 13-18 l Coal Mines Act of 1842 eliminated employment of boys under 10 and women in mines l Corn Laws, 1815 (repeal, 1846) l Peterloo Massacre, 1819 l Named b/c of Waterloo but took place at St. Peter's Fields in Manchester. l Cavalry charged into 80k demonstrators rallying for parliamentary representation (rotten boroughs) Economists' Viewpoints: The Capitalists l Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations l Samuel Smiles l Self Help (1859) and Thrift (1875) l advocate CAPITALISM and working for social and intellectual development of the working classes to promote their success. l Upward mobility for the lower classes was possible through hard work, competition, and diligence. l TIME IS MONEY!! l Work with BODY AND BRAIN. l Plan for the future: Save your wages, Support your family! l Translated into many languages – including Japanese! Economists' Viewpoints: The Capitalists l Thomas Malthus l Essay on Population (1826) l Population increases geometrically; subsistence, only arithmetically. l Nothing can be done to help the lot of the working class. l It's inevitable they will be poor. l David Ricardo l Principles of Political Economy and Taxation (1817) l IRON LAW OF WAGES: l Natural wage is at subsistence level. l Pay worker JUST ENOUGH to get by, or they will breed and lower their own wages, decrease their standards of living in the end and plague society. Economists' Viewpoints: Critics of Capitalism l Jeremy Bentham and Utilitarianism l Greatest good for the greatest number. l Government should regulate the abuses of capitalism l HOWEVER, generally, individual knows best how to safeguard general welfare. l Charles Dickens l Hard Times l awful plight of the working class in England. l Marx and Engels l Condition of the Working Class in England (1845) Communist Manifesto (1848) l Capitalism is simply the final stage before the proletariat (working class) revolt against the exploitation of the bourgeoisie (capitalist) class. l Class conflict inevitable and classless society will triumph! l Surplus Value belongs to the worker! Discussion Questions l What were the factors, or conditions, that gave Britain the edge in the Industrial Revolution? l How do you see the old adage "necessity is the mother of invention" played out in the early industrial revolution in England? l How is transportation changed in England as a result of the Industrial Revolution? l Why does England see Germany as a threat but not the United States? Web Links l Industrial Revolution in Britain l James Watt l Richard Trevithick l Great Exhibition of 1851 l Edwin Chadwick l Robert Owen l Chartism


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Alessi Mame Press Filter
Mame, simplicity that surprises. Press filter coffee maker or infuser in 18/10 stainless steel mirror polished and heat resistant glass, silk-screened. Mame is testimony to Jasper Morrison's attention to the small and incremental improvements in the evolution of everyday objects for making coffee: classic and minimal shapes that are characterized by simple details, making them unique and refined. A peculiarity of this project is the introduction of decoration, a somewhat unusual element in Morrison's work. The decoration interrupts the essential forms, contributing to turn what, at first glance, might seem to be a simple object into something more refined.
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Jasper Morrison was born in London in 1959 and graduated in Design from Kingston Polytechnic Design School, London (1979-82 BA (Des.)) and The Royal College of Art for Postgraduate studies (1982-85 MA (Des.) RCA). In 1984 he studied at Berlins HdK on a Scholarship. In 1986 he set up his first design studio, called the Office for Design, in London. Soon after this, he began his lasting and useful cooperation with Cappellini. Nowadays, he works in London and in Paris for high level companies such as Alessi, Flos, Rowenta, Sony and Samsung.
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Alessi's intention, from the beginning, was to be highly innovative and ready to experiment with cookware. With this in mind, the Alessi family venture explored new materials and novel design in becoming one of the finest and most well-known contemporary cookware brands. Alessi prides itself on its unique collaboration with designers and architects to produce beautiful, quality cookware. Among some of the best known of the Alessi's products are Richard Sapper's kettle with a two-tone whistle, Michael Graves' kettle with bird shaped whistle, and Philippe Starck's Juicy Salif citrus squeezer.Reference
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I have it in Cherry and it is my favourite tinted lip balm!
It provides a nice wash of colour to my lips. It looks really natural and the colour is buildable. The cherry smell is pretty strong but it does not bother me as it goes away soon after application.
I'm quite satisfied with its staying power, and it lasts for a fairly long time (not taking into account drinking and eating).
It is not super moisturising but does a decent job. Applies really smoothly and is non sticky.
Definitely a steal at its price!
I bought this in the cherry flavour, while in India. Couldn't decide between the pink guava, raspberry and the cherry tint, lol!
This is more of a lip tint than a lip-balm. It does not seem to have any soothing effect for the lips,nor does it protect from cold sores, chapping or scaliness.
It gives an attractive color+sheen to the lips and spf protection - or so it claims.
The long list of ingredients is not a likable aspect for me. Also, after applying this tinted balm, my lips feel drier!
Overall, a 3.5/5.
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I've been using this product for 5 years now and i have it in strawberry flavor. I've tried the cherry but it's too red for me. I love this and I can't go to work without it. I think im addicted to it. Seriously! :) so that's why i need to make this review. What i love about this is the color and shine. It gives a natural red lip look with a sexy shine without overdoing it, not too glossy.. The scent is ok, taste fine. And for 5 years I never experienced any cracks or dryness on my lip. The shine doesnt last that long but the color stays unless you eat and drink. But I dont care, I can always touch up. I just love how it make my lips red naturally :) I hope nivea wont get rid of this. Very nice product! definitely would always repurchase! :)
You can't go wrong with a nivea lip product in my opinion as they're all really moisturizing and feel good on your lips. With that said, this balm is colored a dark red color similar to the packaging, but when you put it on your lips, the color is so sheer it's hardly noticeable. It almost might as well be a clear lip balm because the color hardly does anything. I have tried the non-colored ones by nivea so when I tried this, I was looking forward to the color showing up on my lips so I was disappointed. It smells like a nice subtle cherry scent. The actual balm is fine but I might just go back to the other ones by nivea because there's nothing special about this one that makes it better than the other ones.
I have this in cherry, it has a deep red color with shimmer, but the color is really sheer, and the shimmer doesnt show up, everytime i wear it my lips look healty and it's brighten up my look. I love this stuff, non sticky, moisturizing, non greasy, smeel and taste amazing, SUPER cheap, nice packaging. On day, I put a sheer layer of this, moisturize my lips in an air conditioner room, on night I put a really thick layer of this and on the morning I peel of the dead skin, lips look beautiful and healthy. must buy product.
i own the strawberry and the guava flavours and i adore them. they smell great, give a subtle tint and moisturize well. i have repurchased and will continue to do so. the price is great!
I think that the product is to sheer and shiny for my taste. The smell and application is wonderful but the taste is so artificial. I would recommend only using this product on special occasions or dates, but not for everyday usage.
i would suggest the cherry one as i have that and pink guava. the latter has an artificial smell to it. the cherry one is less disturbing and the color is more obvious. its shiny but without visible sparkles.its like watery but not moisturing enough by its own. it has spf 10 ! cherry one is quite flattering on me (dark hair, dark eyes, medium beige skin).
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I've always had a problem with lip balms, most of them are always too oily and feel very heavy on lips. This is the first one I use that doesn't feel heavy, has a lovely reddish sheen, and smells wonderful. It's also super affordable and lasts really long. Love! <3
I'm finding for a great lip balm that will suit the needs of my lips..
I found Nivea Fruity Shine in Strawberry, It smells sweet like Strawberry,
Its packaging was easy to twist up and down. It was pretty good.
Its texture glides smoothly onto your lips. It lasts up 3-4 hours. even after eating,its still there,when the lip balm was removed on your lips,it leaves your lips a slight tint of soft red color. Before I sleep, I put it onto my lips, and the next morning, it is silky smooth and has a touch of soft red color!
It has shimmer particles on it so you can build up the color you want.
It has a light,non-sticky texture. It has a sheer coverage and you can build it up like a lipstick. It leaves my lips super moisturized! So far, I will be repurchasing this and try its other flavors :)
It is one of the best lip balms I ever used and its not so expensive as other lip balms.
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I got my worms last summer and put them in a Walmart tote with holes drilled in.....first off many of them crawled out! But that is another story. I used a bit of shredded paper, but mostly coir. I put them in the basement for the winter and it seemed that many disappeared. But now they are out of the dungeon and the coir looks more like the worm castings that I bought last year. I don't see many worms now, don't know if the basement was too cold for them or if they are just hiding in the bottom.
Anyway, to my question....am I right that I dump the whole thing out on a tarp and scoop dirt up until I have all the worms separated and then put them in new prepared bin/coir? I started with 2 pounds of red wigglers and I'm wondering what is really down in the bottom of that bin, lol. The loch ness monster, maybe? Cause the food was et by somethin'. Thanks y'all, Kiki |
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- Posted by username_5 5 (My Page) on Sat, May 6, 06 at 11:18
How to harvest is something everyone seems to have their own way of doing. The method you describe seems to me to be the most time consuming, but it seems to be popular. I just started my bin so haven't had to deal with harvesting yet, but the method I have read from some more experienced wormers that I will be trying is putting everything into a mesh bag of some sort and shaking it gently to get the vermicompost out and keep worms and coccoon eggs in. I would imagine a bag that oranges or onions come in could serve well as the first filter and then the final pass being something along the lines of a window screen or something with a little larger opening size. I haven't done it yet so when the time comes I will have to experiement with mesh sizes to see what gives the best results. |
a good way to harvest the compost is to entice the worms to climb out!! fill the mesh bag user mentions with some feedstock that's already started to decompose [compost, or some fresh feed mixed with some of the bin material] and tuck that in along one side of the bin - in a few days you'll have worms crawling in, a couple weeks and most will be there, so you can set that bag aside, dump the bin as you say and poke thru to get the laggards another way is to lay some fly screen on the surface and put new food on top of that with some bedding - over time the worms will come up thru the screen [yes they can] and you just lift that off and most will be out, again, dump the bin and check for strays to do it the way you say, mound the material and let it sit a bit, then slowly peel away the surface until you see worms, let it sit a bit again, and peel away some more - eventually you'll get to a point where you have all the worms huddled in a mob with little casting material left, scoop that all up and toss into a new bin Bill |
- Posted by socks12345 (My Page) on Mon, May 15, 06 at 21:43
Where did you get the coir? |
I'm betting that'd be from a store, most likely a nursery/garden supply :) Bill |
I have an 18 gallon Rubbermaid bin, and have a four month cycle of feed/harvest. I have a sheet of nylon window screening (the black stuff) that separates my active feeding level from my harvesting level. So at first, I only had an active feeding level. Then when I wanted to do my first harvest I put the screening on top of it, added more bedding and food on top of the screen. The stuff on top of the screen became my active feeding level. Within a few months the majority of the worms had migrated into that level. When it was time to harvest, I lifted the screen out and harvested the bottom layer of compost. I put the stuff that had been on top of the screen into the bin, then put the screen back on top. I began layering new bedding/foodstock on top again, and the process continues. Now I'm harvesting pretty much every three-four months. If a few stragglers stay in the harvesting layer, I ignore them. My only problem with this method is that the bin gets really heavy after a while. But I don't wnat to mess around with the bag-in-the-corner method, which is basically the same thing vertically rather than horizontally. Plus, I don't wnat to stop feeding for two-three weeks to give them time to migrate into a bag. With the screen method, I can continue my weekly feeding schedule. |
- Posted by organic-kiki Zone 6(gw:organic-kiki) onSun, May 21, 06 at 13:19
The coir did come from a store, Countryside Naturals, in a nearby town (VA). They sell organic feed and such. Kiki |
I make up a new bin. I put a screen of hardware cloth on top of the new bedding. I then start scooping out the contents of the old bin, putting about a 1" layer across the screen in sunlight. The worms will crawl away from the light, through the screen and into the new bin. Dump the screen into a storage container and scoop again. |
- Posted by organic-kiki Zone 6(gw:organic-kiki) onMon, May 22, 06 at 19:37
Hey, sounds really easy. Next time I'll try it that way. Thanks, sqh1. Kiki |
- Posted by swampboogiequeen twilight (My Page) on Tue, May 23, 06 at 1:03
I would put some gloves on, dig into the bottom 'muck' and see what's up...it sounds like you may have alot of great stuff going on down there. Only you can find out. You may have perfected it! A sloppy, wormy mess may be what you find. SQH1 is usually right (actually, always right by my experience). so, listen to her first before me! |
- Posted by organic-kiki Zone 6(gw:organic-kiki) onTue, May 23, 06 at 8:29
There was no mess in the bottom, it was damp not ookey in the bottom same as the top. Do you all think this is from the coir? I started with 2 pounds of worms and I would be surprised if I had 1/2 pound now. I know some escaped/died when I first got them BUT I wonder about the coir.....I mixed only a tiny bit of newsprint in with it. Does anyone know if 100% coir is bad for the worms......course I did get 6 gallons of castings and except for a few lumps of coir here and there it looked like 'dirt' not coarse and hairy like it started out. hmmmmmmm........I used paper this time. I also wondered if I fed to heavily with coffee grounds. And how do I keep the castings damp if they need to get air? Thanks, Kiki |
Kiki..You can store the compost in a rubbermaid tote with a top and some ventilation holes. It will store like that for years, (not that mine has ever stayed around that long). |
- Posted by swampboogiequeen twilight (My Page) on Tue, May 23, 06 at 12:54
Mine did perfectly fine in 100% coir. You can get it at petco (check the hermit crab or reptile section). I think I added too many coffee grounds at once, and they didn't seem to dig it much. |
- Posted by swampboogiequeen twilight (My Page) on Tue, May 23, 06 at 20:12
And how do I harvest castings? Well, I'm the laziest harvester in the world....here's what I've done the last couple of times. I use my stacking system as sort of a finishing area, because I am too lazy to sort well. Here's how mine stacks up. Starting bottom to top: Step 1. Harvest #3. I do this by taking the lid off, scooping all the compost into a pile, then scraping off the top a little at a time. The worms burrow down away from the light, and mostly into #2. I never totally empty this bin because I'm too lazy and there is too many worms at bottom. This harvested compost goes into a new rubbermaid container, and I remove any worms and any unprocessed stuff I can find. Step 2. I go to all my other bins, move the bedding layer and food layer all to one side, and scoop up the mostly processed bottom layer. I put this right into #3 where it will 'finish', worms and all. then I add the paper and worms that was in #2 to the bins I just harvested 1/2 of, and refill with dry paper. This works for me to keep my leachate down to a minimum, and I have no problem with it drying out.3 I check my harvest a few weeks later and take out any new worms. Did that make sense? Basically, I never harvest a whole bin at once, except for the #2, which is almost all finished compost, nice and neat, but I do it more often. It's a constant cycle. But it's easy and not messy! |
How do the worms get through hardware cloth, please? Aren't they fatter than the holes??? Thanks. |
- Posted by brighteyes 7 (My Page) on Sun, Jun 11, 06 at 11:44
You would be surprised at how small of a hole they can get through. Even window screen wont stop them. Carey |
is there a commercial demand for worm castings? We have 200 acres of hazlenut trees and our entire orchard floor is covered with worm castings. Could someone give me the scoop on if we should be doing somthing other than mowing over these castings. I am very interested. |
I use the whole "dump, wait and scoop" method. I like to make it an event - I take an old shower curtain, spread it out on my kitchen floor where there's a bright overhead light. Dump out the bin, and then set the bin aside. Hop onto the computer and start playing a game. Every 30 minute or so, I go scrape the castings into piles on the outside of the main pile. It takes a while, and I usually make sure I've got goodies on hand or order a pizza because I can't use my kitchen, but I've made it into an event I really look forward to each time. A night spent scraping castings, eating pizza and playing computer games :) |
jbuddy - I'd say if you can collect the worm castings you should try to sell it on Ebay. Last time I checked, worm castings were selling for about $10.00 a pound. |
- Posted by gardenfanatic MO zone5 (My Page) on Fri, May 16, 08 at 23:32
Maybe your worms croaked because you didn't feed them all winter? Deanna |
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Samford Bulldogs (5-13)
@UNC Greensboro Spartans (6-14)
Sunday, January 22
Greensboro Coliseum
Attendance: 2,328
UNC Greensboro
Greensboro, NC (Sports Network) - A layup by David Williams in the waning moments made all the difference as the UNC Greensboro Spartans escaped with a 61-60 win over the Samford Bulldogs in Southern Conference action at Greensboro Coliseum.
Williams finished the afternoon with nine points, seven rebounds and four steals for the Spartans (6-14, 4-4 SoCon) as they won their fourth straight game after beginning the 2011-12 campaign with just two victories in 16 opportunities. Leading the way on offense for UNCG was Derrell Armstrong who registered a game-high 27 points off the bench, followed by Trevis Simpson with 15.
The Bulldogs (5-13, 2-5) were paced by Drew Windler who tallied 19 points, while Tyler Hood and Jeffrey Merritt both delivered 15 points, the latter clearing a game-high 11 rebounds as the team had a two-game win streak snapped.
The Spartans led by as many as 11 points in the first half and even though the hosts shot only 5-of-16 behind the three-point line in the period they were able to post a 35-27 advantage at the break.
In the second half Samford battled back and grabbed a five-point lead with just over five minutes remaining in regulation. With 20 seconds to play Windler knocked down a three-pointer to give the Bulldogs a slim 60-59 advantage, but left plenty of time for the Spartans and Williams to respond.
In a game that experienced seven ties and 13 lead changes, Greensboro got away with a mere 32.4 percent shooting from the floor and 8-of-28 beyond the arc by forcing an alarming 23 turnovers which the hosts traded in for 27 points.
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Michelle St. John, Tracy Moore, Karen Bernstein, Corrine Koslo, Stephen McMulkin, Michael Beattie, Mary Long, Mark Saunders, Jonathan Potts; Full Voice Cast ..
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Bianca is infuriated when both she and Larke show up to the first annual Bianca Dupree Halloween party wearing the exact same costume.
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Livestream - Economics of Cancer Symposium 2 Sep @ NUI Galway
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TEDMED Live -
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Here's Prof. Tim O'Brien "Achieving medical innovation: towards human tissue regeneration"
And Dr. Francis Finucane "Too many fat people?" And he pulls no punches.
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EXPLORE 2013 - Student and Staff Innovation from NUI Galway
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Sexual Health Check Up Video as part of the EXPLORE project.
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CKI 10th Anniversary Lecture with Budd Hall
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The redesign of Christ Cathedral by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange, which is set to cost close to $113 million, will feature an illuminated sanctuary and host up to 8,000 people during outdoor mass, new plans revealed.
"Through this innovative design process, an insightful plan has emerged that will establish Christ Cathedral as a place for involvement in the sacraments, a place to hear the word of God proclaimed and a place for personal prayer and devotion," Bishop Kevin Vann of Orange said earlier this week. "It will be a holy place, where God dwells among us."
The Orange County Register reported that the goal is to turn the 35-acre campus, the site of Rev. Robert Schuller's former Crystal Cathedral, into a center of Catholic life 'that blends both traditional design elements and modern architecture.' more >>
Congregations across the United States are adopting new domain names using '.church' made available last week for Internet addresses and early indicators show that they are increasing in popularity, according to experts.
One congregation that has opted to embrace the new option is Brookhaven United Methodist Church of Brookhaven, Georgia.
Wesley Sanders, pastor at Brookhaven United Methodist, told The Christian Post that his church purchased '.church' for its URL this month once it became available. more >>
Over 100 Christians, including children, were arrested during a major house church raid on Sunday in Foshan city in China's Guangdong Province. Close to 200 police officers stormed in during the service, eyewitnesses said, believed to be part of a large-scale crackdown on Christians in the country.
"We don't know exactly why they raided our church," a local believer told watchdog group International Christian Concern, which has been keeping track of the rising tide of persecution in China. "The government does not want us to get together and worship as a church."
Worshipers said that the church was raided without any warning, and that police only left behind a notice stating that people were detained for an "illegal gathering." More than 30 parishioners reportedly still remain in custody. more >>
The president of the world's largest Scripture translation organization, Wycliffe Bible Translators USA, hopes that his new book, released earlier this month, will inspire more people to help finish the remaining translations of the Gospel, which he thinks will need the help of the next generation to complete the original goal of starting every translation by 2025.
Since 1999 when Wycliffe and its partner ministries adopted the goal of having the Bible translation process underway for every unreached language in the world by the year 2025 as a part of the Vision 2025 movement, they have strived to put an end to the world's "Bible poverty". With close to 7,000 different languages across the globe, Creson said that Wycliffe has about 1,870 languages remaining that have yet to begin the translation process.
Although 120 different language translations processes begin each year, Creson told The Christian Post that the current pace does not put Vision 2025 in position to become a reality unless there is Divine intervention. more >>
WASHINGTON — Pastors Mark Dever of Capitol Hill Baptist Church in Washington, D.C. and Christopher Brooks, head of Evangel Ministries in Detroit, say congregations must uphold their biblical responsibilities as members of the church by creating a "culture of accountability" for their pastors and church leaders.
Speaking at the Evangelical Leadership Summit hosted by the American Enterprise Institute, the two pastors who oversee inner city churches talked about an array of issues concerning pastoral leadership.
"I think a lot of churches are dysfunctional because their pastors are terrible. And I would like to see more healthy pastors leading more healthy churches," Dever said. more >>
R. Albert Mohler Jr., the president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary recently spoke with the New York Times about Hillsong Church and criticized the movement for watering down the Gospel message.
"It's a prosperity movement for the millennials, in which the polyester and middle-class associations of Oral Roberts have given way to ripped jeans and sophisticated rock music," said Mohler Jr. to NY Times. "What has made Hillsong distinctive is a minimization of the actual content of the Gospel, and a far more diffuse presentation of spirituality."
The publication also spoke to Brian Houston, the Sydney-based senior pastor of Hillsong about the choice to spread the church into major cities. more >>


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Last updated at 12:01AM, January 28 2015The mayor of London announced plans for "Crossrail for the bike" – two substantially segregated cycle superhighways to criss-cross the capital
More than 13,000 motorists and cyclists have been fined in a crackdown on road offences in London, leading police to claim behaviour has improved.
In five weeks of Operation Safeway, the Metropolitan Police issued fines to 4,085 cyclists and 9,733 motorists.
Cyclists are often censured by motorists for jumping red lights and police fined 1,225 cyclists for "contravening traffic signals". The transgression is not unique to cyclists, however, as 1,056 motorists were fined for the same offence.
More than 2,400 motorists were issued with fixed penalty notices for using a mobile phone at the wheel, while 87 were fined for driving without due care and 42 for driving in cycle lanes.
More than 1,500 cyclists were fined for cycling without lights at night, but 900 of the fines were rescinded when cyclists returned to designated points to prove they had subsequently fitted lights.
Some 988 cyclists were fined for riding on pavements while 2,437 motorists were caught driving without a seatbelt. More than 3,600 motorists were also fined for a range of "other" offences, including driving without insurance and driving unsafe vehicles.
Police also said this week that two thirds of lorries stopped by officers failed to comply with safety rules.
Glyn Jones of the Metropolitan Police Road Safety Unit said: "We've noticed that road users are generally behaving in a much safer manner and we have issued fewer fixed penalty notices as the operation has progressed."
The operation is set to continue this week, he confirmed.
Safety campaigners have said that any crackdown on misbehaving road users must be accompanied by moves to improve the design of roads themselves, which often throw cyclists and motorists into conflict at dangerous junctions.
There have also been calls for the justice system to impose tougher sentences for dangerous driving, as research showed that only one in 10 motorists who killed a cyclist in London between 2010 and 2012 had faced a jail term.
- A motorist from Liverpool with a record 45 penalty points in nine months is still on the road. They were for eight offences of failing to disclose the driver's identity or for speeding, said the Institute of Advanced Motoring (IAM), which obtained the figures from the DVLA. Simon Best, of IAM, said: "DVLA must ensure that the principle of 12 points and you are off the road is not undermined."
The mayor of London announced plans for "Crossrail for the bike" – two substantially segregated cycle superhighways to criss-cross the capital
Stephanie Turner, 29, a physiotherapist, was on her way to meet a patient when she was hit by a 32-tonne lorry on Seven Sisters Road
Cyclists will take centre stage in Britain's transport network after plans were drawn up for the first government safe cycling budget
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I want to have a link on my blog to a photo album, such as photobucket. I have about 20 photos I want to share in a post. Usually I just upload them, but as I have so many, in order to save my 50Mb of space and waste time uploading them individually how do I do a link to another site?
In photobucket you can share an album, but it seems you can only do this by email invitation only rather than having a nice easy link.
Looking at other support topics I read about sticking them on a page as thumbnails where the reader can click to enlarge - how does this work?
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You may want to use the FAQ pages and not just the forum for helps as well. Take a look at this page:
http://faq.wordpress.com/2006/07/16/how-do-i-link-to-other-pictures/Here is information on thumbnails and clicking to enlarge:
(Read the part about 'you have 6 options')You also have the option of using a widget as well (this one is for Flickr):
http://faq.wordpress.com/2006/12/24/using-the-flickr-widget/Hope these answer your questions.
If you just want to link to the photo from photobucket, it would just be the URL of the image on their site instead of uploading to your site and putting the URL of your uploaded image. For example, instead of:

You might instead link it to the actual photo:

It depends if photobucket will allow 'hotlinking' images off their server. I know Flickr allows it and actually generates the code for you when you view the image itself and then the photo shows on your site, but really is hosted with Flickr.
In terms of generating a photoalbum of thumbnails on the page, it would have to be done manually unless photobucket produces the HTML code for your to copy and paste into your post. If it is done with javascript or any other script, it won't work with wordpress.com
Hope that helps.
That's brilliant, thanks. Sorry - I should have used the FAQs. I'm so used to FAQs being useless elsewhere I have generalised, but WordPress is different. Cheers again.
No problem. The FAQ pages here are very straightforward and helpful. If you do host elsewhere make sure you check on the hotlinking (external linking on another site) like Trent said. You can search the forums for hotlinking info.
Photobucket encourages hotlinking, but be careful: right now I've got over a thousand "Bandwidth exceeded" notices on my blog. Charming.
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Defense rules: Which LB took over conference, earned Nagurski award?
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Chiefs aiming to ground high-flying Chargers
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Chiefs return from bye week, turn to San Diego
injuries to running back Jamaal Charles and the loss of several starters to injured reserve, including linebacker Derrick Johnson and right tackle Jeff Allen. Yet they are still off to a 2-3 start, despite a brutal schedule. After playing
NFL injury list long and star-studded
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Atlas of Remote Sensing for World Heritage: China describes the UNESCO Natural and Cultural Heritage Sites in China and focuses on the interrelationship between culture and nature as well as on the breadth and complexity of China's world heritage sites. It emphasizes the application of space technology to world heritage, offering a vivid portrayal of China's forty world heritage sites and their surrounding environments by using multi-band, multi-resolution, multi-temporal spaceborne and airborne remote sensing data and 3D models. The book is a valuable resource for researchers in fields related to world heritage and to anyone with an appreciation of natural beauty and cultural landmarks.
Professor Guo Huadong is the Director-General of the Center for Earth Observation and Digital Earth, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, China.
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