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On this past season of Glee, Neil Patrick Harris made a guest appearance on the hit FOX television series as long-time rival to Matthew Morris's character Will Schuester. The How I Met Your Mother actor got his opportunity to show off his singing abilities with the cast with cover songs of "Piano Man", "Dream On, and much more.
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I know there are gardening forum sites for travelers, but I thought I would post this here because this forum sees a lot of traffic (no pun intended). In July, I will be taking a road trip to 'Down East' Maine (Bar Harbor and vicinity), from NJ. What are some botanical side trips worth taking along the way from Massachusetts and points north? I know about Arcadia National Park, it us on my list. Thanks in advance. |
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- Posted by akamainegrower none (My Page) on Wed, Jun 18, 14 at 5:18
Definitely Coastal Maine Botanic Garden, one of the finest in the East. Also Asticou Gardens and Thuya Gardens in Northeast Harbor. Lyle Littlefield Gardens at the U. of Maine in Orono. |
I third Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens as well as Acadia National Park! We took a vacation in 2012 and visited both of those. Loved every second! We spent four days in Bar Harbor. The downtown area is A+ They had golden chain trees blooming when we visited in June 2012. They were beautiful. I hear they can be hard to grow, even in the east. In Bar Harbor, they have escaped cultivation and are growing along the roadways. There is also a market you just HAVE TO visit. I'm trying to find a pic I took with the name of the establishment on it. They make pastries, deserts, and sandwiches fresh daily and the quality is top notch. It is about halfway between Freeport and Bar Harbor. I'll return with a pic if I can find it. |
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Harvard U's Arnold Arboretum, stop on your way up or back down 95. |
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I found it! If you are taking the coastal/scenic route to Bar Harbor, I would make this place the same level priority as visiting the CMBG =) |
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Oh, one last thing. If you do plan to partake in some Acadia National Park activities, the carriage ride was the highlight of our time in Bar Harbor. We did several things in the park and in Bar Harbor but that was our favorite. You will also be surrounded by dense forest the whole time (a couple hours I think). There are some really neat trees to see, some large pines that grow straight out of rock! There is also a series of active streams and the forest understory is also full of beautiful ferns. I enjoyed this from a botanical perspective almost as much as CMBG. Hope you guys have a great time with whatever you choose to do! John |
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TEAMWORK: Ten major U.S. and European drugmakers have launched a collaboration, TransCelerate BioPharma, to improve the way experimental drugs are tested so they can get approved, and reach patients, faster.
THE PROBLEM: Research productivity has been declining while the cost of getting one new drug approved has risen from about $140 million in the 1970s to more than $1.2 billion. It takes 10 to 15 years from finding a compound to getting it approved by regulators.
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Kansas City, MO (Sports Network) - Jason Kendall lofted a game-tying sacrifice fly in the bottom of the 10th inning and Alberto Callaspo singled home the winning run, as the Kansas City Royals rallied to beat Toronto, 5-4, in the opener of a three-game series at Kauffman Stadium.
The Blue Jays had taken the lead in the top of the 10th against Kyle Farnsworth (3-0) on an RBI single by Jose Bautista. Bautista's base hit placed runners on the corners with nobody out. Vernon Wells hit a one-hopper to third and Yunel Escobar, who reached after being hit on the hand while attempting a bunt, was thrown out at home. Farnsworth fanned Adam Lind and retired Aaron Hill on fly out to keep the damage to one run.
Scott Podsednik spurred the winning rally with a leadoff triple and scored on Kendall's fly ball to center field. Toronto closer Kevin Gregg (0-4) gave up a two-out hit to Billy Butler and then walked Jose Guillen on four pitches. Callaspo followed with a single through the middle to score pinch-runner Chris Getz and halt Kansas City's six-game losing streak.
"It's my job to win that game," Gregg said when asked about Toronto manager Cito Gaston sticking with him in the 10th. "He's going to make whatever decision he wants. I was making my pitches. He could see that from the dugout. Sometimes you come out on top. Sometimes you don't."
Yuniesky Betancourt put the Royals on the board with a two-out RBI single in the second. With two outs in the third, Escobar blasted a two-run homer to put the Blue Jays up 2-1.
Three straight singles by Hill, Lyle Overbay and John Buck to start the seventh increased Toronto's lead to 3-1.
Kansas City tied the game in the bottom of the inning. Mike Aviles walked, advanced to third on a Willie Bloomquist double and came home when Betancourt grounded out.
Scott Downs then replaced Toronto starter Brett Cecil and got Podsednik to ground out. Bloomquist took third on the play and scored on Kendall's infield single.
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Malloy's Sandy Hook Panel to Meet Thursday
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy announced today that the Sandy Hook Advisory Commission, chaired by Hamden Mayor Scott Jackson, will hold its first meeting on Thursday.
An announcement from the governor's office said the 16-member panel, whose members include Denis McCarthy, Norwalk fire chief and former Westport fire chief, will receive information on the status of the Sandy Hook Elementary School investigation and then hear presentations from experts who were directly involved in the aftermath of the Columbine and Virginia Tech tragedies.
The meeting will begin with remarks by Malloy, who will charge the members with their objectives, followed by Danbury State's Attorney Stephen J. Sedensky III, who will review the status of the Sandy Hook investigation, the governor's office said.
The panel will then hear separate presentations from former Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter and University of Virginia School of Law Professor Richard Bonnie, who will each discuss how their states reacted to the Columbine and Virginia Tech shootings, respectively.
At the time of the Columbine massacre in 1999, Ritter was district attorney for Denver and became a member of the Columbine Review Commission, which conducted a review of the tragedy for then-Colorado Gov. Bill Owens. Ritter was elected governor of Colorado in 2007 and served until 2011.
Richard Bonnie is director of the Institute of Law, Psychiatry, and Public Policy at the University of Virginia, and serves as chair of the Virginia Commission on Mental Health Law Reform. Following the Virginia Tech tragedy in 2007, he served as a consultant to then-Virginia Governor Tim Kaine's Virginia Tech Review Panel.
Thursday's meeting begins at 10:30 a.m. in Room 2C of the Legislative Office Building in Hartford. The meeting will be broadcast live on television and online by the Connecticut Network (CT-N).
The Sandy Hook Advisory Commission is comprised of experts created by Malloy to review current policy and make specific recommendations in the areas of public safety, with particular attention paid to school safety, mental health, and gun violence prevention.
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Very disappointed in this bread! It was dry and bland. I even added raisins, and still no flavor.
I made this bread yesterday for St. Patrick's day and was so pleased with the results. It was simple, quick and took so few ingredients. I substituted half the white flour with whole-wheat flour and added extra buttermilk. I also was careful not to overwork the dough, which resulted in a very tender bread and fine crumb. Check out pictures on my food blog: http://runnerbeans.wordpress.com/2009/03/18/irish-soda-bread/
I LOVED this bread! I was so surprised because I couldn't believe that the simple ingredients and then the ugly bread that appeared from them could be so good! We did add the caraway seeds and followed the recipe to a T. A Keeper!
I made this tonight exactly as written. It was incredibly easy and fast to put together as well as wonderfully moist and tasty. This is a bread I'll make again and again!
I just tried this last evening. My variation: 3c organic whole wheat flour .5c white organic flour, 2-3 tablespoons of raw sugar. 1 handful of golden and 1 handful of Thompson raisins. 1-2 tbsp of lemon zest, 1-2 tbs of butter worked into flour, I also had to use 2 whole cups of buttermilk to get the dough wet enough to work. It's a hit here at work with some lemon curd and butter!
Great, simple soda bread recipe. I made two loaves last night - the first using white bread flour, and with the second one, I used 2 c. whole wheat flour, 1.5 c. white bread flour. They were both great, but the white tasted better than the brown. I'm still going to make brown in the future for the health benefits.
Made it exactly as recipe stated with caraway seeds. Turned out great. Will make it again.
I used 1.5 cups of wholewheat flour and 2 cups of all purpose flour - I followed the previous commenter's advice to keep extra buttermilk on hand in case the dough gets dry. I ended up using 1.75 - 2 cups of buttermilk. The bread turned out very nicely. A great crust with a soft inside. Good with butter and/or jam or with soup.
This was a disaster. I followed the recipe's suggestion of substituting whole wheat flour for half of the white flour. I can't begin to imagine how bad this would be if you tried to substitute ALL of it. The recipe did not at all mention that you need to increase the liquid by a lot if you use a harder wheat. When I realized this, the dough was already dry and tough and beyond help. The final product was hard as a rock, dense, and just... ugh. Despite the texture, the taste was alright, so I may try this recipe again with a different ratio of flours as well as liquid. However, Bon Appetit should know better than to suggest variations of a recipe while assuming you already know the other crucial changes you need to make.


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"Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee"
Read this book years ago and loved the history but could not lisdsten to narrator, he was so abrasive. Very dissapointed.
"Sad, Gripping and Informative"
This book helped me put things in perspective. Its a great book yet is the content is obviously extremely sad. I am glad that I listened to this story. The book is interesting because the story is told from the views of the native americans, making things different from how Americans usually learn about the Natives and their history. It is a very important book
"American history not covered in the classroom"
Yes, the detail and documentation are impressive and thought provoking
The Bondswoman's Narrative, one of Black slaves , the other of Native Americans and their unique historical perspectives
Not possible to do all at once as reflection had value........though easy to migrate back at the first opportunity.
Provides sobering background to the 'advancement' of the western migration in North America. A broad overview with descriptive detail and aligned with actual communication from historical records to put the settlement of the country and how it progressed into 'context'.
No B.S. reviews. I will never soft-pedal bad writing or inept narration.
"The most tragic book I ever loved."
My words can add little to this remarkable account of the destruction of a civilization and way of life.
This book should be required reading for high school seniors. You will never feel the same about your country, or your government, or your way of life again. It is truth, after all, that sets us free.
As for the production, Dee Brown's writing is excellent, and Grover Gardner is flawless. A very compelling story, presented in a very compelling way.
Whether they prefer to read it or listen to to it, I will recommend this book to all my friends.
"Important work but hard going"
I first read this book many years ago and it made a profound impression. I wasn't ignorant of Native American history--I grew up on several reservations where my father taught school and have a deep respect for the culture of the Hopi and the Navajo and the Apache and the Papago -- tribes I was familiar with as a child. But it was a still a revelation to hear this history from their perspective. The violence of the subjugation of The People is stunning to hear in a narrative like this. That said, I found listening to this book frustrating. I don't think the structure and flow of the book is up to the subject matter. It often felt like a list of atrocities, with the characters very hard to follow, instead of a story which draws you into the humanity and complexity of the cultures it is portraying. I kept thinking about the "Empire of the Summer Moon". Much better book in my opinion, although perhaps they fulfill different purposes.
Yes, but with a caveat that it is hard going.
No--that is the central problem of the book. You don't get to know or understand individuals.
Read "Empire of the Summer moon" again and look for other titles on similar subjects.
This is a classic that belongs in any library about Native American issues, but I don't think it lends itself to the audio format well and I didn't find the narrator any help in that regard.
Love to read, and Audible has made the two-hour daily commute enjoyable!
"A Book that Changed Hearts and Minds"
A look at the treatment of Native American's from their view of the history of the U.S. Widely acclaimed when it was published in 1970, the book brought to light a viewpoint generally not covered in American History.
I knew some of it, from places I've been and other books I've read, but Brown's book helped connect some other dots for me - especially events in Colorado/Arizona/New Mexico/Kansas where I know the name of the person or place, but not what occurred, and what lead up to some of the major events. It definitely makes me want to learn more.
A great follow-up book is "Empire of the Summer Moon".
You never have to wait for anything if you bring a good book.
"Very troubling account from the Indian perspective"
Documents the injustice, broken promises, double standards, lies, theft, dispossession, and frequent massacres of Indian women and children that lie at the heart of U.S. expansion across North America.
The narrator does an admirable job presenting the antithesis to the propaganda myths of heroic Americans conquering the west that most of us were raised with.
Highly recommended, but definitely troubling.
"America's other original sin"
This is not an easy book to listen to. Not because of the story or the performance, but because of the subject matter. But the best medicine is often bitter, and these are stories that need to be heard. The reading is solid and the narrator's voice, which may not suit other material, carries this well with a documentary style.
This book gave me new respect for our Native Americans. The European settlers took more and more, but again and again the Native Americans tried to live in peace, tried to compromise until they were pushed to their breaking points. But, eventually the settlers took all their land, took their resources, slaughtered their people, and imprisoned the remaining Native Americans in the least desirable parts of the country.
I think this is the first time that I've heard this part of our history, and also heard the voices of the Native Americans. It's more than a historical accounting of what happened in that time, but gives a real feel for the forces at work, the people involved, and the immeasurable suffering and deaths of so many good people.
I will soon be eighty one years young. I have had a very interesting life learning from it as well as enjoying it. I just published a book.
"All Americans should read this book and be ashamed"
This audiobook was well worth the time of hearing, and well read. It details the horrible tragedy of the killing of the American Indians. It should be part of every school children's education.
Each individual tribe and it's leaders are spoken of in detail. The dishonorable cowardly American generals and soldiers who took part in this horrible tragedy full of lies and broken treaties are spoken of in detail. This includes the many presidents of the United States that allowed it to happen and heroes such as Gen. Sherman who should rot in hell.
Grover Gardner did an outstanding job in reading this book to me. I myself find it difficult now at the age of 82 read more than a printed page or two of any book so I found this audible book very purposeful and well done.
The tragedies brought forth in such good detail was more than a reaction from me. To say I enjoyed the book is not a fair statement, however I am very glad that I was fortunate enough to be able to hear it.
The revisionist history that is taught to our children in our schools has brought forth much more of the same dishonesty, greed and tragedy that our nation has found itself part of. History should be a lesson!


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looks like you are making an unvented attic with its space conditioned like the rest of the house.
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This one was found at a local park/garden (upstate NY, zone 5). First time I have been lucky enough to catch it in flower. There were some brown seed pods still attached to the tree from the previous season, about 3 inches in length and maybe half as wide, shaped kind of like a Christmas ornament (sorry, I'm an artist, not a botanist). Hoping someone can put a name to it. Thanks for your help! |
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I agree that teachers need to be as careful (if not moreso) than their student about the content and settings of their social media.
This case, however, is not a social media issue. By the sounds of the full story, this person is a bad principal who should not be in the school system and her online profile adequately reflects some of the elements that she displayed professionally.
One of the questions that should be asked is: if the teacher had been social media savvy enough to hide her personal pics, would this mean that a teacher with some quite bad judgement would still be working with impressionable students.
Great post Claire. It frightens me that some universities are so far behind. What needs to be considered is that many university students that are studying now will enter a communications landscape that is even more different than the one we have now. Not only will our PR students be digital natives but so will their peers. Their clients, many of their stakeholders, interest and pressure groups, audiences will all increasingly be made up of digital natives, drastically changing the mix of communication that is required.
Hi Drew
Great post and some good tips.
I think the good point that you make there is ensuring that you are clear as to what the 'value' is of your product and how much it is worth. I have seen a number of businesses get large amounts of people through the door but still not be able to turn a profit because they devalue their own product through offers and discounting.
You should also look at some of the conditions of your discounting to see whether they are suitable to your product and your audience. I have seen a number of food outlets put some inappropriate terms for special offers in FourSquare. For example: check in 10 times in a month to receive a bowl of fries. Are you really going to visit somewhere 10 times for a bowl of fries? All this offer is doing is rewarding those who are already regulars, rather than attracting new patronage.
Thanks for all of the great comments that have come back about this post - there is really some great knowledge out there about the use of social media in crisis situations, and one thing that working in this space has thought me, is that sharing this information helps to stop mistakes being repeated.
I will labour on one point, however, which Smart Selling touched on in his/her comment about social media not a complete solution to communication. It must be part of an integrated approach, not only in crisis communications but in communication in general. Whether we like it or not, social media has become and will continue to be a part of the communication mix - understanding and utilising its value will make us better communications in all areas.
Hi Charissa
Thanks for the response to my post and you raise some interesting points there about public health perspectives during a crisis and an emergency.
I have worked through issues that have seen power being unavailable in some areas, and one of the things that I have found to be common is that common use of smartphones can also mean that this form of communication (apart from the phone itself) can usually outlast other forms of emergency communication through television or non-battery powered radio. An interesting piece of information I learnt listening to some interviews over the Queensland flood. Mobile phone towers actually have a battery backup that will usually see them operate for some time without power (depending on the level of use). This means that mobiles will be a means of communication during this time.
One other note that you raise is the use of social media during outbreaks. Think about the swine flu pandemic that was seen in quite a few countries throughout 2009. In some areas, those recovering from H1N1 (or those that had been in contact with a confirmed case) were placed under voluntary quarantine in their homes. If you were quarantined for 1 or 2 weeks at home, where would you be spending most of your time to be able to continue your social interaction? - social media.


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SURAT: The Bus Rapid Transit System (BRTS) cell of Surat Municipal Corporation (SMC) proposes to build a river bridge that will connect Umra on one side and Pal on the other in the city. The Umra-Pal bridge will improve the connectivity between the two parts of the city spread across the two sides of Tapi river.
"This bridge was sanctioned under BRTS on a priority basis. We have prepared the estimate and sent the proposal for the approval of public works committee," said PR Shah, bridge cell, SMC.
Meanwhile, some BJP councillors want the bridge's location on Umra side to be shifted as otherwise it would mean demolition of at least six houses in their respective areas.
"It is party decision and we will follow what is told to us," said Rakesh Mali, chairman of the committee that will meet on July 20 to take a decision on the issue.
The planned low level 889 metre long bridge is estimated to cost Rs 88 crore. It will be 24.80 metre wide with a coverage area of 7.5 metres on both sides.
At present, on the lower stretch of Tapi passing through the city, there exist two bridges.
Sardar Bridge is at Athwa Gate and Hajira Bridge is 8.35 kms further down towards Dumas.
A cable-stayed bridge has been planned 1.5 km off Sardar Bridge. The Umra-Pal bridge will come up 1.65 km away from the cable-stayed bridge. The distance between Umra-Pal bridge and Hajira bridge will be 5.25 km. There would be four bridges in 8.35 km area for the people's convenience.
The new bridge will be the only one that will not be located on Athwalines or Surat-Dumas Road. To cross the river from this bridge, people will have to turn towards the river from Shardayatan School up to Umra crematorium, a distance of about 1.5 km from Surat-Dumas Road.
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Hello we are in Zone 8 and would love any recs for a shrub that grows quickly to form a hedge kinda need privacy as well. Would the 8 tea olives be ok? If need be we will add more this area is very open and I don't really want to see my neighbors yard,on the corner of lot we did plant 8 green giants. We have 2 1/2 acres and I plan on growing confederate jasmine along the fence in backyard we need privacy because of our pool and feel its too open etc. Also We are moving 8 tea olives which builder put on side of the home this side get full/part sun home can you guys tell me what to plant shrub really don't care for azaleas kinda want a green shrub and bushy and oh not a ton of maintenance but need some height...On the other side of house we have 6 indian hawthorns maybe I should plant those as well on other side of home to give a more uniform look but dang all those bees with the jasmine not sure what to do this so much! |
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Hello Im in Columbus, Ga moved here 9 months ago ha thanks for the tip on the hollies!I think my gardenias have died for some reason they look like twigs so now I need shrubs 6 of them for full sun urghh so frustrated they are in the front of house.. |
Depends on what you mean by "full sun". Is it sunny in the morning but shady by 2? Or is it shady in the morning and blazing sun in the afternoon. That makes a difference on what choices you have. How tall is the space - if you need a low shrub then best to pick a dwarf shrub rather than constantly pruning something to make it fit. |
Yes shady in the am and sunny in the afternoon.. trust me this area is tall Im thinking needs a japanese maple for height and shrubs surrounding its a new build hate what this builder put in so boring yawning... he put like 9 gardenias and well at least 6 dead from this brutal winter Im assuming, don't really want trees touching the house and my husband says he planted shrubs too close to the house, we are gradually getting this landscaping done. Don't get me wrong like gardenias but that many imo is too many, had them in last home ok rambling now... I want the front done husband wants the back done around pool since we are in back more.. |
A picture might help get people suggesting ideas. |
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8. 5728 American parliament criticises Barack Obama; adopts law
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cooperation issue statement condemning hostile stand of UAE towards
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"aggression" on Libya today
11. 0447 First meeting announcing founding of union of Libyan youth,
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commemorate 41st anniversary of expulsion of American forces from Libyan
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15. 2008 Rallies of "unity" with brother leader, condemnation of
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16. 2355 Libyan women continue to join training units to learn weapon
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Below is a look at Saturday's prep volleyball playoff scores involving Catawba County teams (updated at 2 p.m.):
2A playoff scores (on Saturday) Newton-Conover 3, West Davidson 0 (25-12, 25-14, 25-12; LRDs improve to 14-6)
Bunker Hill 3, Bandys 1 (25-19, 22-25, 25-21, 25-20; Lady Bears improve to 15-6, Lady Trojans finish 10-9)
Maiden 3, East Burke 1
The Newton-Conover football team caught the ŌĆ£turnover bugŌĆØ in its biggest game of the season Friday night.
Red Devil quarterback Cameron Stanley threw four interceptions in a 49-28 loss to East Lincoln on Friday night.
Newton-Conover falls to 6-1-1 overall on the season and 3-1-0 in conference games.
Bandys defeated Maiden on the football field Friday at Blue Devil Stadium and in the process, gave its head coach some history to go along with the rivalry victory.
Trent Lowman became the first Trojan in history to defeat the Blue Devils as both a player and a coach in BandysŌĆÖ 29-21 win against Maiden.
Oct. 17 scores Bandys 29, Maiden 21 East Lincoln 49, Newton-Conover 28 Fred T. Foard 41, Patton 12 Lincolnton 57, Bunker Hill 2 St. Stephens 49, Hickory 43 (OT)
State wide (from Associated Press) Albemarle 45, North Moore 0 Alexander Central 21, Statesville 17 Apex 40, Cary 10 Ashe County 48, East Wilkes 14 Asheville 48, McDowell County 14
Matt Beam returns to his alma mater Friday to lead his Newton-Conover Red Devils into their biggest game of the season against East Lincoln.
A 1995 graduate of East Lincoln High school, Beam has coached against the Mustangs several times, including during his tenures at North Lincoln and Burns.
Below is a look at Thursday's junior varsity football scores involving Catawba County teams:
Oct. 16 scores Bunker Hill 32, Lincolnton 26 Maiden 26, Bandys 20 Newton-Conover 14, East Lincoln 12 Patton 38, Fred T. Foard 34 St. Stephens 21, Hickory 20
Below is a look at the preliminary first-round prep volleyball playoff match ups involving all seven Catawba County teams:
2A brackets (on Saturday) No. 17 Maiden (11-6) at No. 16 East Burke (17-5), 4 p.m. No. 20 West Davidson (7-15) at No. 13 Newton-Conover (13-6), 11 a.m. No. 24 Bandys (10-8) at No. 8 Bunker Hill (14-6), 2 p.m.
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A year to the day it won last yearŌĆÖs Southern District 7 Athletic 2A tournament title, the Bunker Hill volleyball team made lightning strike twice on Wednesday.
The Lady Bears came out of the gate strong in a 3-1 win against rival Newton-Conover in the tournament final held at West Caldwell High School.
Corbin Boyles finished his undefeated streak in conference championship meets on Wednesday.
The Maiden senior won his fourth-straight conference championship at WednesdayŌĆÖs SD-7 Cross-Country title meet at Southside Park in Newton.
The Bandys boys cross-country team won its fourth-straight team title, led by fourth-place finisher Yates Goodson.
Below is a look at Wednesday's prep sports scores involving Catawba County teams:
Boys soccer East Lincoln 5, Maiden 3 Fred T. Foard 4, Freedom 2 (Tigers take over first place in NWC) Newton-Conover 3, Bunker Hill 0 (Red Devils clinch SD-7 title) St. Stephens 2, Watauga 0 West Caldwell 7, Bandys 2
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I'm new to this forum so I may be posting in the wrong place but this is the closest I could find. I have planted wheat and barley in pots to try to get grain from them. I got the wheat from transplants I dug out of my garden (sprouted from the straw I tilled into the ground) and the barley from Europe. I also planted a handful of rye in a plot of soil about a 4x4 plot. They are all growing, but the wheat and barley are now growing very slowly. They are inside and don't get much sunlight, so that is probably part of the problem but if someone has good advice for growing grains inside I would love to hear them. Also is it plausible to get a few heads of grain from my plants? Thanks guys |
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- Posted by Natures_Nature 5 OH (My Page) on Thu, Dec 5, 13 at 11:41
I have never had experience with growing grains for actual grain. However, i do grow winter rye as a cover crop in my garden and i know lots of people who grow wheat in containers but for the juice of the leaves, not the grain. In reality though, you will probably only get a trivial amount of grain from plants in containers, if you get any grains at all.. Remember that the bigger the container, the bigger the plant, generally. Personally, I wouldn't even waste my time planting grain in my garden, let alone in a container. |
I have started wheat, oats, barley, rye in trays and small pots and transplanted them to my home garden outdoors. I haven't tried to let them produce grain while growing in the container. I guess it would be easier with oats since they are a smaller plant. I guess the best is to grow the cereals in a box that is 1 foot deep and about 2 x 1 foot wide. Beware that cereals like to experience a chilly period followed by a warmer and dry period, with plenty of sunshine. I have sucessfully grown corn/maize and millets in rather small containers (1 foot deep). The corn were about 6 plants and then I had to hand-cross-pollinate them Remember that the cereals like wheat also need cross-pollination by wind or your hand, if you expect grain forming. And it will take a few months from seed to ripen grain. Oats are faster, wheat takes longer. |
Assuming proper water and nutrients, the size of the containers will determine if you get any grain and how much IF grown outside. But trying to do it indoors is starting out with at least 3 strikes against you. It is just too much of an artificial environment for the plants to expect any success. You simply cannot compensate for the sun exposure required plus all the other benefits of growing out doors. Sorry. Dave |
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