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Next time we go to Khao Lak will stay same Hotel, We could not find any negatives, also the guys from Infinity Tours down the road were incredibly helpful and when our little one got ear infection two days before coming back to London, they got us to a Doctor friend of them who helped us out of hours.
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Named Person: | Sacvan Bercovitch; Wendy Steiner; Cyrus R K Patell; John Burt; Susan Chang; Jonathan Arac; Maria Irene Ramalho Sousa Santos; Eric Sundquist; William E Cain; David L Minter; Morris Dickstein; C W E Bigsby |
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Wendy Steiner; Cyrus R K Patell; Susan Chang; Jonathan Arac; Maria Irene Ramalho Sousa Santos; Eric Sundquist; William E Cain; David L Minter; Morris Dickstein; C W E Bigsby; Jay B. Hubbell Center for American Literary Historiography. |
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From cheap Chinese knock-offs to more upscale versions boasting everything the iPad lacks, Apple's latest gadget loomed large.
Some have been slinging around phrases like "iPad killer" to describe new entrants. But most commentators are skeptical that any of them really have what it takes to go toe-to-toe with the iPad, an astounding 2 million of which have already been sold since its launch in April, at a starting price of $499.
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Asustek's products are always snazzily designed, and the eeePad prototype is no exception. The company plans to sell a 10" version priced around $449 and a pricier 12" version. Its major selling point is that it's got all the cool stuff the iPad lacks: a USB port, a webcam and support for Adobe's Flash player. It's also got a nifty keyboard dock.
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I live in Melbourne, Florida and we're in zone 9B. I have a very well shaded pine lot with about 10 stunning evergreen azaleas that are doing wonderful. Each bush is about 5 feet in height and diameter. They are covered in flowers at this time. The types I have are all pink colored. Some are a deep, dark pink, some others are a pale pink with dark throats and still others are white with a light pink throat. I have decided to make azaleas a centerpiece in my landscape design and saw some pictures of some amazing yellow and orange-yellow deciduous azaleas. I would love to use them as a backdrop to some of my pinks for a contrast. Has anyone grown them or can they give me a specific species that I should look to acquire that may be able to take the florida heat? Do they need a specific amount of cold to produce buds for flowers? I have asked in the Florda forum but only got a few "I dunno" responses. Also is the soil preperation the same as for regular azaleas? Thanks for any help. |
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All of the deciduous azaleas are alike in their need for moist well-drained, acid soil (pH 4.5 to 5.5) that has been well supplemented with peat moss or leaf mold. Azaleas will grow in full sun or light shade, but light shade is preferable in hot areas. Pruning is almost never required. Some deciduous azaleas bloom later than evergreen azaleas. Note that the native rhododendrons in Florida are deciduous azaleas. The deciduous azalea varieties recommended by the American Rhododendron Azalea Chapter (Georgia & Florida) are: Deciduous Azaleas For Florida: 'Gibraltar' = good vivid orange, typically 5' tall, blooms in mid season |
Here is a link that might be useful: American Rhododendron Society Proven Performer List for Florida
- Posted by bigpaulie1972 9B FL (My Page) on Tue, Mar 7, 06 at 17:04
wow! I cannot thank you enough!! That is a wonderful webpage giving me a ton of information. Thanks again!! |
- Posted by kfrank3810 9b (My Page) on Mon, Mar 13, 06 at 13:06
What is the best kind of fertilizer? |
Do not fertilize at the time of planting, as this might injure the roots, but water deeply. Plants that have been given a soil mixture rich in organic matter probably will not need feeding for several years. Do not stimulate fast growth because it produces long weak stems and few flowers. But if a plant seems weak or sickly, use cottonseed meal or a special rhododendron-azalea-camellia-holly fertilizer such as Hollytone dusted on the soil in early spring. Supplemental feeding later is not normally needed, but phosphorus and potassium may be applied any time. Miracid can be more of a problem than a solution. It is a 30-10-10 fertilizer. The 30 is nitrogen which promotes foliage growth and inhibits flower bud production. For acidity, flowers of (powdered) sulfur or iron sulfate are best. Do not use aluminum sulfate since aluminum builds up in the soil and is toxic to most plants eventually. For flower bud production and hardiness, super phosphate is best. Around the base of each plant I use a tablespoon of dry sulfur and a tablespoon of dry super phosphate when a plant shows signs of problems. For a general fertilizer for rhododendrons and azaleas, Hollytone is preferred by many growers. |
- Posted by bigpaulie1972 9B FL (My Page) on Tue, Mar 14, 06 at 1:28
where would you get super Phosphate from? Would a local nursery carry it or would i likely have to ask them to order it? Also is that good for other flowering shrubs as well, such as cammelias or gardenias? |
- Posted by plantfreak z9aKyushuJapan (My Page) on Thu, Mar 16, 06 at 0:51
I don't want to put a damper on things, but I think most of the Rhododendrons listed in the link provided by Rhodyman, will not survive, let alone thrive, in Melbourne, FL. If you look at the list all of them are listed for zone 8 or lower. Looking at just the North American deciduous species, the following were listed for zone 8: R. alabamense Of these, only three are Florida natives: R. alabamense (found in a few panhandle counties, zone 8a), R. austrinum (found again only in the panhandle, zone 8a), and R. canescens (found throughout north and central Florida down into even zone 10 in places). Strangely R. viscosum v. serrulatum (AKA R. serrulatum) was not listed. It also can be found into the northern reaches of south Florida. The remaining species do not live in Florida, but R. atlanticum, R. arborescens, R. flammeum, and R. prunifolium have populations not too far north of the Florida boarder. Based on experience with growing plants in Florida (I lived there 21 years), here's my view. In the Melbourne area you may grow R. canescens and R. viscosum v. serrulatum. All other species of deciduous azalea will not grow for more than a season or two before dying. I can't speak for hybrids though. The problem isn't so much the high temperatures as such, but rather the duration of the warm season and the lack of a proper winter dormancy. In Gainesville, FL (zone 8b) I grew R. austrinum, R. canescens, R. serrulatum, and two native Rhodos, R. minus and R. minus v. chapmanii. I experimented with R. flammeum and R. prunifolium with minimal success. R. calundulaceum has been tried by a number of growers in that area with no successes I've heard about. I never got the chance to try any others. PF |
- Posted by freak65candy Z8SC (My Page) on Tue, Mar 28, 06 at 22:14
I believe plantfreak is correcto mundo !! By the way. R.vaseyi is Pinkshell azalea.I can almost guarantee you this would NOT be a happy camper in your climate.You would have a hard time even finding it.Yes,I do have one growing.It doesn't even really like it here in zone8B. It is really a mountain plant.Less humidity,more cold hours and soil chemistry. Charlie |
I don't actually use Super-phosphate per se, I use MagAmp which is a commercial slow release 7-40-6 fertilizer with 12% magnesium. I actually mix that with HollyTone which is a 4-6-4 fertilizer especially prepared for acid loving plants. |
Here is a link that might be useful: MagAmp Fertilizer
- Posted by tim 6(firstname.lastname@example.com) onTue, Feb 15, 11 at 8:22
check out www.mailordernatives.com is a florida grower. my favorite florida bussiness with good information. they also will talk on the phone(800 #). |
Several hybridizers have been working on deciduous azaleas for warmer areas- mainly using austrinum. Tom Dodd and his 'confederate series' of hybrids is one example (ie Admiral Semmes). The Aromi hybrids are another example. |
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MACOMB, Ill. — Jim Molinari isn't going to get to go to the Summit League tournament in his first season as Western Illinois University's men's basketball coach. David DuBois and Josh Rivers aren't getting to go in their last season as players. That, Molinari said, is wrong. The Summit League officially became a conference of 10 Division I teams this season as North Dakota State and South Dakota State completed their transition period from Division II. The league tournament, though, takes just eight men's and eight women's teams. Two stay home. This season, on the men's side, Western Illinois and UMKC are staying home. It was something Molinari complained about in an interview earlier in the week, and he brought it up again Saturday night after the Leathernecks lost to IUPUI 71-66 at Western Hall. "We're one of the only leagues to (not take all the teams) in the country," Molinari said. "The Big East used to do it, now they take all of the teams. The Big Ten, they take all of the teams. The (Missouri) Valley (Conference), where I used to coach, they take all of the teams. "It's just unfair, to the kids. That's what we're going to have to learn as a league." The men's and women's tournaments will be played in Sioux Falls, S.D., with each champion receiving an automatic bid into the NCAA tournament. Molinari would like to see the conference add an extra day to the tournament. Right now, quarterfinals are played over a two-day period, with one day of semifinals (men's in the evening, women's in the afternoon), and the championship games on the same day. It would make sense to have one more day to the tournament. The two women's first-round games (7 seed vs. 10 seed and 8 seed vs. 9 seed) could be played in the afternoon, and the two men's games played at night. The concern in the conference is, no doubt, economics. There's the additional cost of rent for the arena and equipment, officials have to be paid for extra games, and teams in those lower seeds would have to come up with an additional night of cost for lodging and meals. "If it's money," Molinari said, "then we need to come up with a way to get the money." Molinari knows that had the Leathernecks won one of their final three home games, they're heading to the tournament. DuBois and Rivers would at least get to play one more game. "That really hurts me, that we didn't get them (to the tournament)," Molinari said. In his mind, everyone should be going. And he's right.
Late in Saturday's game, with the Leathernecks needing a defensive stop, Molinari began waving his arms to try to incite the crowd. No one seemed to notice, and the coach stopped. "I tried," he said. One of Molinari's goals in the next season is to get Western Hall to be a more intimidating place. The loudest it seemed that the crowd got was when the cheerleaders were handing out pizzas, or throwing T-shirts sponsored by the Macomb Journal newspaper (no doubt paid for with the money saved by the Monday edition that was dropped). "We will never have a great program until they get up and cheer," Molinari said. "That can bring so much energy to a team. There's no intimidation here."
It didn't help the crowd's demeanor that a warning concerning an unexploded IED off-campus was announced late in the second half. As the two teams were coming out of a timeout, the PA announcer said to the crowd that a device was found off-campus and to be alert when leaving the arena. A second announcement was made after the next stoppage of play, and said that no evacuation of the arena had been ordered. The announcement, which came to the off-court officials through the school's emergency alert system, made it sound as if the device had been found that evening. Actually, the device, which was found outside a downtown tavern, was discovered that morning. The Peoria Journal-Star reported the device consisted of a plastic flashlight, four 20-gauge shotgun shells and a two-way radio. The four shells — which contained bird shot, police told the Journal-Star — were taped to the flashlight, which was taped to the radio. An Illinois State Police bomb squad detonated the device.
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I was diagnosed with Celiac about 5 year's ago but always struggled with "something" else that would wreck havoc on my intestinal track. I think it's tannins that are irritating my tract and gives me the diarrhea without the other Celiac Symptoms. I've had it now for over a week (pure water for stools, sorry for TMI). Three days ago my doctor had to prescribe me antibiotics for an infected, unresponsive to anything else cyst. It's the first time in year's I've been on them, certainly since going gluten free. I feel awful, anything I eat is gurgling through and I am ravenous. Has anyone else had issues with antibiotics ? Any suggestions. I've been trying so hard to loose some bloat and get healthy before a destination family wedding. Think it'll pass and I'll regain healthy insides? Thanks
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Tannins? the stuff that is in wine and some fruit juices and maybe a few other foods? Just don't drink wine, eat raw nuts, high tannin fruits or juice and chocolate or whatever else they are in.
I think the antibiotics are a different thing. They can kill off the good bacteria you need to keep your GI tract moving along properly. This might be a good time to add some probiotics?
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Actually tannins cause intestinal irritation in some if not alot of people. They're present in beans, spices, some fruits, yes wine. Not a big deal except when you start out with a damaged system then it's problem. Probiotics help with the large intestine I was wondering about calming the small intestine of mine I'm beginning to think is becoming a drama queen for irritants
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And don't forget that tea (regular, not herbal) is full of tannin.
And the probiotics will help, but you need to take them what?, a couple of hours before or after taking your antibiotics. If you take your antibiotics with food, it's OK. Some folks say you should take probiotics with food too, but I have read that they work better of you don't. I take mine between meals and have never had stomach upset with them, but if you do, just have a light snack with them.
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Published: Tuesday, February 10, 2009 at 7:58 a.m.
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) Driving race cars has been the focus of Tony Stewart's entire NASCAR career.
It's not that simple anymore.
The two-time Sprint Cup champion showed up at Daytona International Speedway last week with a smile on his face, a bounce in his step and a whole lot more responsibility on his shoulders.
After 10 years driving for Joe Gibbs Racing, Stewart took the leap into team ownership, becoming owner/driver of Stewart-Haas Racing, the team formerly operated as Haas CNC Racing and owned by Stewart's new partner, Gene Haas.
Stewart and new teammate Ryan Newman will launch the new-look team's Cup chase in Sunday's Daytona 500.
"Obviously there are nights when you go, 'Can I handle this?' But there's never been a moment where I second-guessed my decision," Stewart said last week before taking the track for the first time in his new No. 14 Chevrolet. "I've always been one of those guys that when I've made a decision, I've put myself at rest with that and gotten through that."
Some current and former car owners say Stewart is going to need all of that resolve before he's through.
"No matter how prepared you are, or how in line you think you are, there's going to be things you don't anticipate," said Michael Waltrip, who started a three-car Cup team from scratch in 2007 while continuing his driving career.
Longtime driving star Ricky Rudd, also an owner/driver for several years, said Stewart's fame and reputation will help his team get off the ground. But after that, it will be on-track performance that makes or breaks his future as an owner.
"If he goes to lackluster performances and there's nothing there, the name will only carry you so far," Rudd said. "His name will open the doors and I think he'll be OK, but he's not going to be any different than any other team in this business. It really gets back to performance to solidify the thing long-term and keep the money coming in."
Most people are confident Stewart, who has owned his own World of Outlaws team since 2001, will make a go of it, particularly with support from elite team owner Rick Hendrick, who is providing engines, cars and technical help to Stewart-Haas.
"Rick Hendrick is committed to the deal," said Darrell Waltrip, a three-time Cup champion and a former owner/driver. "That in itself is an endorsement. I had that in the beginning of my deal. Rick was on board and I had engines, I got help and I won races. But as soon as I said 'I don't need that any more,' I never won another race.
"So that alliance, that platform, that foundation that he has, I can't imagine they won't do pretty good. I don't think they're going to fall flat on their face."
Stewart loves the idea of being a team owner, but at 37, he still thinks of himself as mostly a driver.
To make that possible, Stewart has hired an all-star cast at Stewart-Haas, including director of competition Bobby Hutchens, former Hendrick engineer Darian Grubb as his crew chief, and former Dale Earnhardt Inc. crew chief Tony Gibson to fill the same role for Newman.
"I have made it very clear to Bobby and Tony and Darian that when we show up (at the track) on Thursdays, that when I go on the racetrack I'm a driver. That's it," Stewart said. "And it has to be that way. We have to have those people in place to fill in that ownership role while I'm doing it. I can't do both roles at the same time.
"I can be an owner four days a week, but the other three days a week I have to be a driver. That's the only way it will work."
Longtime owner/driver Richard Petty isn't so sure that will work out for Stewart.
"I was looking at how many different businesses or associations he's involved with," stock car's winningest driver said. "He's not going to have time for the race car. All he's got to do is take one call a day from all those ventures and he's not going to have time to think about the race car.
"This is going to be big on his mind right now. He's going to have to put all that (other) stuff (aside). The deal with Tony, it's how he comes out the first three or four races. If he comes out running wide open and everything's falling together, then he's going to be all right. But it can get real frustrating real quick, and knowing Tony, I think he could get frustrated."
Hendrick has no such concerns.
"He will be great. I believe Tony Stewart is going to make the Chase (for the championship), and I believe Tony Stewart will win a race," said Hendrick, whose team has won three straight championships with Jimmie Johnson and eight of the last 14 overall.
"I've talked to him a lot, and he's over in his shop and he's working. He's in our shop, our engine shop, our chassis shop. He's on it. I never dreamed that he would be that involved."
Hendrick called Stewart "the perfect car owner," and said the partnership with Haas "couldn't have been a better fit."
"You probably couldn't write a script any better," Hendrick continued. "If Tony was the kind of guy who wanted to live out of town and had other interests, or was married and had family, it probably would be a hard deal. But he's such a single-minded racer that this is a challenge.
"He'll tell you he's scared to death. But I told him, 'You are too good and you've got too many good people.' I told him, 'You'll have some hiccups but, if you stick with it, you're going to do great.' "
Stewart said he really doesn't know what to expect.
"As a driver that's trying to keep your sponsors and team pumped up, you're supposed to say, 'Yeah, I feel like I can win the championship.' But I don't know what those expectations should be and I don't know what realistic goals should be," Stewart said. "I just know that every week, we'll go out and give 100 percent and ... on Monday morning, we're going to try to figure out what we can do to make it better for the next week."
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Jan 16, 2013 (Los Angeles Times - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- SAN FRANCISCO -- Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-Calif.) posted a draft bill to social news website Reddit that would change a controversial computer hacking law used to prosecute Internet activist Aaron Swartz.
Swartz, a Reddit co-founder, was found dead Friday in his New York apartment. He apparently had hanged himself.
His family blamed his death on "prosecutorial overreach." Swartz was indicted in 2011. Federal prosecutors alleged he used MIT's computers to illegally access millions of academic articles through the JSTOR database, a subscription service for scholarly articles. He was scheduled to go to trial in April on 13 counts including computer fraud. He was distraught over the possibility of millions of dollars in fines and up to 35 years in prison, friends and family said.
"His family's statement about this speaks volumes about the inappropriate efforts undertaken by the U.S. government," Lofgren wrote in a post on Reddit. "There's no way to reverse the tragedy of Aaron's death, but we can work to prevent a repeat of the abuses of power he experienced." Lofgren said she is seeking to limit "the broad scope" of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act and the wire fraud statute.
Interpreting the law the way prosecutors did "could criminalize many everyday activities and allow for outlandishly severe penalties," she wrote.
She said she is calling it "Aaron's law." The Electronic Frontier Foundation has called for changes to the hacking law, calling it "draconian." "Aaron was one of our community's best and brightest, and he achieved great things in his short life. He was a coder, a political activist, an entrepreneur, a contributor to major technological developments (like RSS), and an all-around Internet freedom rock star," Marcia Hofmann, a senior staff attorney at EFF, wrote in a blog post. "The government should never have thrown the book at Aaron for accessing MIT's network and downloading scholarly research. However, some extremely problematic elements of the law made it possible." Lawrence Lessig, a professor at Harvard Law School who was a friend of Swartz, applauded Lofgren's draft measure.
"Let's get this done for Aaron -- now," Lessig wrote in a comment to Lofgren's post.
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Being a long term newgrounds lurker, I never write reviews but I felt that one was warranted for this game.
I've played all of the Epic War games, beaten them, enjoyed them, yet with each "sequel", if you could call them that, it seems the gameplay doesn't improve, instead you are faced with the exact same "Mission" to conquer or rid the lands, with the same units (Or different units that do the exact same thing)
On top of that some units are still better than others, even with this new "Weakness or Strength" factor that's been implemented. When I say this, I am referring to any Unit thats attack causes the opponent to be launched up in the air, stunned, pushed back, or even interrupted.
Epic War also has a tendency to be Laggy, I run a high-end computer but even with this game (On Low Quality might I add) the slow paced units come to a snails pace.
You have an ideal game concept, but you need to perfect it.
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() Try to incorperate the gameplay from EW3. I prefer Epic War 3 over 4, due to the more dynamic hero choice and monster choice. It just seems like you waste so much (time) gold to buy up the monster-tree to obtain what you want, only to have to spend 19,000 gold to achieve rank 2.


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A new era for mobile phone use begins today as superfast 4G products and services are made available to millions of consumers in 11 cities across the UK.
Claiming to offer speeds five times faster than current networks, it is billed as a 'landmark day' for Britain.
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Everywhere, launch its range of 4G products and services today in London,
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The 4G network, which offers speeds up to five times faster than 3G, will be available on the Apple iPhone 5 as well as devices from HTC, Samsung, Nokia and Huawei.
There are no plans for unlimited data downloads, leading experts to warn consumers to wait.
'Very few consumers should buy a 4G contract from day one,' said Jason Jenkins of CNET.
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Vodafone launched a '4G phone promise' last week, offering customers the chance to bring an eligible phone into any store and have 70% knocked off their remaining contract, in exchange for taking on a 4G device.
Olaf Swantee, CEO at EE, said: 'Today is
a landmark day for our company, the UK mobile industry and, most
importantly, the country's businesses and consumers.
this is just the start as our 4G network will continue to grow stronger
and wider by the day.
'We're investing £1.5 billion in our network to be the first company to offer mobile 4G in the UK, alongside the biggest 3G network.'
Olaf Swantee, CEO of EE says today is a 'landmark day' for the firm as it launches Britain's first 4G network
Ernest Doku, telecoms expert at uSwitch.com, said:
'The 4G rollout is a game changer for the mobile market. But the launch of the service on a single network, EE, has already stirred up problems for mobile users when it comes to choosing whether or not to make the leap to super-fast mobile internet or stay put with their current providers.
'As expected, rival networks have waged war on EE in a heated bid to hang onto existing customers, promising discounted mid-contract upgrades to 4G phones in the future, as an alternative to switching to EE right now.
'The first spanner in the works for mobile fans was Vodafone's ad campaign's claim: "not all 4G networks are the same,"' citing that their eventual roll-out will provide better indoor coverage than that of EE.
The second is the realisation that handsets touted as '4G-ready' could well cause confusion, with different networks using different spectrums to provide the service.
'Our research shows that as many as 45% of Brits think they don't need 4G and 29% don't even know what it is. If the mobile giants want to win customers, they need to make things as jargon-free and transparent to the average consumer as possible – or risk causing even more confusion.'
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