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- 16 Jan 2015 Michaela Sweden
- " The facilities are really atractive: big kitchen, elevators, big comum area where everybody fits. Wifi does not work inside the rooms, the hall toilet was not available on every floor, not towels included. "
- 19 Dec 2014 Carolina Brazil
- " The staff was great, the location could have been better, cleanliness (especially in the showers) was lacking. "
- 19 Dec 2014 Kevin USA
- " We have had a good Journey and a Lot of Fun with out roommaids. I'll stay there again. "
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- 10 Nov 2014 Alexander Valentin Spain
- " Nice hostel! Dublin was our first stop and Jacobs was a great place for arriving super jet lagged - helpful staff, nice showers, easy to find. Met some nice people, the atmosphere in general was great. Good kitchen facilities, I wish I'd stayed long enough to make better use of them. Definitely recommend. "
- 03 Nov 2014 Bridget USA
- " Absolutely amazing. Friendly kind staffs, great breakfasts (basic but filling) and lockers, clean, secure, movie nights ... I could go on like that. Location also convenient. We loved this hostel so much that we wished they had Jacobs Inn worldwide... :-) so we could know what to expect in each new town... "
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- " Really liked staying at Jacobs. I stayed in a 6 bed room. I as a person place most importance to the bathroom and I wasn't disappointed with Jacobs. Really huge & clean bathroom. The room was also spacious. Staff was friendly. Breakfast was minimal. Huge locker room, kitchen, dining room, TV room, reception! Big thumbs up from me!! "
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Thursday, September 25, 2014
The Beauty of Greenbluff
Since moving to Spokane I've spent many weekends with my family exploring the beautiful farm country of Greenbluff, WA--a mere 20 minutes away. We've picked cherries, apricots, raspberries, peaches, cucumbers, tomatoes, and apples. Although spending hours in the kitchen canning isn't my favorite thing to do, I'm looking forward to enjoying the jam, applesauce, pickles, and salsa in the coming months.
I enjoy baking over canning and we've done plenty of that too. When my brother and his husband came to visit we made a delicious peach crisp, which wouldn't have been complete without our favorite Tillamook Old-Fashioned Vanilla Ice Cream. This past Sunday my dad and I made an apple pie using Honey Crisp apples. Hands down best apple pie I've ever had. Last month my mom and I made a homemade cherry pie using a recipe from The Hoosier Mama Book of Pie. Pie crust can be intimidating but years ago my mom stumbled upon Martha Stewart's recipe. You make the crust in a food processor, which really helps simplify the process.
Fall is now upon us, which means there are still many more weekends to enjoy and explore the beauty of Greenbluff. I can't wait to go get pumpkins for Halloween, see the kaleidoscope of changing leaves, and drink warm apple cider. Isn't fall the greatest?
Friday, September 5, 2014
we all have a story to tell
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Each one of us is living his or her own story. No two stories are the same, and yet, we play pivotal roles in how the stories of others turn out--often without even knowing it. Reality differs for each individual despite the mutual sharing of experiences.
I've found that at times we willingly, although not always consciously, allow others to write our story for us. It's difficult to reconcile your feelings and emotions when you realize that while one person has taken up five chapters of your life, you're only worth a sentence or two in their story--proving the adage "they are always two sides to every story" to be entirely true.
Agency is both beautiful and alarming. As Lord Grantham says in Downton Abbey, "We all have chapters we'd rather keep unpublished." Making mistakes and wrong choices are a part of this life. It's why we're here. To learn and grow. Failure and sin are a natural part of our existence. I wish that was something I had understood earlier in life. It hasn't been until my adult years that I've truly come to see the intrinsic value in failure.
What must we do to ensure we form a narrative we can be proud of? How do we take control of our own story? Right now, the only answer I have is to keep going, to keep trying. Even if everyday you feel like a failure, don't give up. Keep the faith. Have hope. Sometimes phrases like that seem trivial and empty to me, but I know deep down they are true.
The concept of faith and hope has always perplexed me. Which comes first? Can you really not have one without the other? At this time in my life, I feel like I have hope but I lack faith. I think you need faith to take action. Hope is not enough to facilitate change. I need to push through my personal doubts and questions if I'm to find my faith once again. It's been cast aside for too long.
We all have a story to tell. I need to re-invite Heavenly Father to be the co-author of mine.
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Furnishing My One Bedroom Apartment
Going from a studio to a one bedroom apartment with both a living room and dining room has required a significant amount of furniture purchasing over the last few weeks. Moving cross-country and buying a new car means means I'm on a really tight budget. As nice as it would be to buy all new pieces from places like Anthropologie and West Elm, I simply can't afford it
Lucky for me, Spokane has a ton of awesome thrift stores; plus, it's summer so there are yard sales and estate sales every weekend. Instead of being frustrated with my meager budget, it's been fun to search for bargains and see what quality used pieces I can find and refurbish.
Here are some of my finds. So far I've repainted the dresser I found and bought paint, fabric, and the needed supplies to re-do my dining room set. It's going to be a lot of work but I'm excited to see how it turns out. After pictures coming soon!
Lucky for me, Spokane has a ton of awesome thrift stores; plus, it's summer so there are yard sales and estate sales every weekend. Instead of being frustrated with my meager budget, it's been fun to search for bargains and see what quality used pieces I can find and refurbish.
Here are some of my finds. So far I've repainted the dresser I found and bought paint, fabric, and the needed supplies to re-do my dining room set. It's going to be a lot of work but I'm excited to see how it turns out. After pictures coming soon!
$75 vintage brass bed frame found at an estate sale
(similar bed frame at Anthropologie goes for $2,000!)
free nightstand from my parents' basement
$20 lamp found at a thrift store
$75 dresser found at Pine Street Market & Boutique
$65 dining room table with six chairs found at Union Gospel Mission thrift store
(This has definitely been by greatest find so far. I'm going to host Thanksgiving for my family this year with this table!)
$20 coffee table found at Union Gospel Mission thrift store
Thursday, July 17, 2014
Harper, we're not in Chicago anymore...
It's been six days since I left Chicago for Spokane. Last Friday, Harper and I barely made it to the airport on time thanks to my procrastination. I was a hot mess. Thank goodness my buddy Tasha drove us to the airport and helped me finish cleaning my apartment. Heavenly Father was definitely looking out for me because my flight got delayed one hour; otherwise, I would have arrived at the gate 10 minutes before take off. Whoops.
I started my new job at Gonzaga University on Monday. I admit that after my first day I was a bit underwhelmed. My new job is much more structured and regulated than my previous position. Gone are the days of having my own office and prioritizing my own tasks. Right now I don't even have my own desk.
The people I work with are nice and I think once I get more versed in all of the online systems I have to learn I'll feel better about things. I'm an impatient person and hate the learning curve. Every day this week has gotten a little better so I think that's a good sign. I keep reminding myself that this job is a stepping stone in my higher education career.
Everything in my life is different. I bought a brand new car on Saturday. I got a Costco membership yesterday. Now I go to places like The Home Depot with my parents (picture included for your enjoyment). I knew Spokane was no Chicago, but I didn't comprehend what a big lifestyle change this would be.
I'm happy to report that Spokane has a TON of thrift stores. Tonight I found some amazing stuff for my new apartment. Pics to come! My U-Haul box arrives this weekend. Hooray! My new apartment is absolutely amazing. I can hardly wait to decorate it. Warning: this blog may become a home decor blog over the next few months.
Change is hard. There's not getting around that, even when we make a positive and conscious choice. Right now, I'm taking it one day at a time. So far, so good.
Thursday, June 12, 2014
I'm going back home to the west coast...
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In less than a month I will also bid farewell to the Windy City, which I've come to love over the past three years. Like in the song by Coconut Records', "Cause I miss you, I'm going back home to the West Coast..." Earlier this week I was offered a job at Gonzaga University in Spokane, WA. My dad recently started a new job with U.S. bank and soon my mom and sister will join my dad in Spokane. Now, I won't be far behind!
After almost 10 years of living at least a thousand miles away from my immediate family, we'll be reunited and see each other on a regular basis. I can't help but smile at the prospect of coming over for Sunday dinner, taking Brinkley and Skittles for walks in the park, and going to Gonzaga basketball games with my dad. My mom and I can do crafts together, I can visit my brother and his husband in Seattle, and my little sister and I can cruise the town in my new car (purchase forthcoming).
I feel incredibly blessed to have the opportunity to live closer to my family and move on to an awesome job with a fantastic university. I've always been impressed by Gonzaga--in fact, I almost went there for grad school--however, I knew at the time DePaul and Chicago were where I needed to be.
Chicago has been good to me. I've made some truly wonderful friends, had amazing experiences, and done some pretty awesome things. I'll always look back on my time here with fondness. It was hard to move to a city I'd never been to with absolutely no one to call a friend or even acquaintance, but although the journey hasn't been without its fair share of bumps and roadblocks, I'm proud of the life I've built for myself.
I will sincerely miss living in Chicago and the people I've met here who have changed my life. Leaving people you love is always the hardest part about change. But I feel like my future is bright and that Spokane is the perfect place to start the next chapter of my life.
This move, unlike many of my previous moves over the years, isn't fueled by the need to get away from a painful or bad situation. I'm not running away from anything or anyone. I'm choosing to move forward and pursue new opportunities so that I can continue to create the kind of life I seek.
With Heavenly Father's help, I making things happen and that feels really, really good.
Monday, May 12, 2014
Real Life
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So tonight, after two previous grocery store trips and a Peapod delivery, I decided to finally make said chicken. And yes, I had to go to the grocery store for a third time because I'd forgotten to buy cilantro. Awesome. I'm just glad I escaped the rain storm or I might have just sat right down in the middle of the sidewalk and cried. Oh, and did I mention I made my chicken while wearing an old grubby sports bra and shorts because it's so dang hot? Talk about sexy.
I live in the city and don't have a car, which means I only buy as many groceries as I can carry. Inevitably, I always forget at least two or three items on my list, even when I write things down. I'm single and live alone so I don't cook a new dish every night. And if I'm being honest, most of the time "cooking" involves warming up a frozen Trader Joe's entree (lately I've been loving the shepherd's pie, although you can never go wrong with the full fat mac & cheese) or making eggs with broccoli or a grilled cheese sandwich. On a good week, I'll make two different dishes and then alternate them for lunch and dinner. By the end of the week I vow to never make said dishes again for at least a month.
I don't know how food bloggers do it, let alone moms. My mom is a whiz in the kitchen and can make deliciousness out of nothing. I'm not quite that skilled. Perhaps my lack of regular, full-on cooking is to blame. But every time I try to expand my horizons I am faced with the scenario I opened with. Damn those ingredients.
So this is my life. It's never going to look like those glamorous girls eating donuts and cola. And that's ok. Real life is making half as many trips to the grocery store as there are ingredients in your recipe. This chicken better be worth it!
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Wednesday Wisdom from Mr. Hastings
I would not be who I am or where I am today without the guidance and wisdom of my high school history teacher. Mr. Hastings continues to influence my education and personal development even though it's been 10 years since I sat in his classroom at Everett High School. He believed in me and recognized my potential. He understood my values and genuinely cared about my future.
In the classroom, Mr. Hastings prepared me for the rigors of college. I learned how to study, how to take tests, and how to write--all at a college level. My gen-ed courses were a breeze thanks to the study habits and learning techniques I adopted during Mr. Hastings' U.S. Government and Honors State History classes.
Although I excelled academically my freshman year of college, it was a difficult year for me personally. Health problems led me to withdraw shortly into my sophomore year. At 19, I found myself at the first major cross-roads of my newly earned adulthood status. I needed to change schools and my major. While I contemplated how to move forward, I remembered something Mr. Hastings told me my senior year. He said that whatever I chose to do with my life and for a profession, that I should never stop writing. I had a gift and I owed it to myself to cherish and develop that gift. With those words in mind, I turned to Mr. Hastings for advice and direction.
I was no longer his student, but Mr. Hastings took the time to meet with me in person to research potential colleges and program options. Together we charted a new course for my life. Because of his help, I chose to attend Utah State University and major in English with an emphasis in professional and technical writing. Attending USU was one of the happiest times in my life. I know I may never have gotten the opportunity to rediscover happiness and passion if it hadn't been for Mr. Hastings' guidance.
During the summer and holiday breaks that came while I pursued my bachelor's degree, Mr. Hastings and I would always get together for lunch to catch-up. Now faraway from my hometown, it's been a few years since I've seen him but he his wisdom still plays a role in my life. In a month, I'll graduate with my master's degree in journalism. I think that accomplishment would make him proud. Yesterday I had a personal essay published on a major website, which got a phenomenal response.When I doubt myself and my abilities, I often remember Mr. Hastings' words.
This week is National Teacher Appreciation Week. I know my life is only one of many Mr. Hastings has touched and influenced. He's the kind of teacher you don't forget. I am grateful for teacher's like him who take the time to get to know their students on an individual level and are invested in their success beyond the classroom.
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CORVALLIS, Ore. — Senior quarterback Sean Mannion ran for one touchdown, passed for another and threw for 328 total yards on Saturday to lead Oregon State's 29-14 victory over Portland State at Reser Stadium. An opening-day crowd of 40,309 saw the Beavers (1-0) parlay five second-half turnovers into 16 unanswered points to erase a 14-13 halftime deficit. … Continue reading »
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Web Extra: OSU Earns No. 1 National Seed
Oregon State head coach Pat Casey: Oregon State pitcher Ben Wetzler: Oregon State outfielder Michael Conforto: Oregon State outfielder Dylan Davis: Courtesy: OSU Sports Information CORVALLIS, Ore.– The Oregon State baseball team will enter the 2014 NCAA Tournament as the No. 1 National Seed, the NCAA selection committee announced Monday morning. The seeding is the … Continue reading »
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Courtesy: OSU Sports Information Tinkle, 48, was the head coach at Montana for eight seasons and won 158 games, the second most in school history. He led the Grizzlies to Big Sky regular-season titles in 2010, 2012 and 2013 and Big Sky Tournament championships in 2012 and 2013. His 97 conference wins are the most … Continue reading »
Wetzler Blanks UW, Beavers Win Series
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Hey guys, well i was wondering when the cover was going to let go. I was out by the pond, and noticed fluid coming from under my seat on the right side. The "sellec-trol" valve took a dump on me, i do not want to replace it with a new one, but instead replace it with the original cover(part#NAA-475-B) if anybody has a master parts catalog from53-59 it is in section 5-2. Where can i find this part, and related o-rings and so on? Hey John(TR)? do you have any laying around in the garage? Thanks Rick53Jubilee


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Record Box Office Indicates MPAA 'Piracy Problem' Hot Air
Re:As I have posted previously.... (244 comments)
The evidence of what happened is clear: 2007 was the best year in almost a decade for decent movie releases. And, I'm not talking about just the big crappy blockbusters, but actual good movies like There Will Be Blood and No Country For Old Men. The increase in box office intake correlates to what we've (intelligent people) been saying all along - put out good content and people will consume it.
People are sick of crappy popular music and the only stuff that sells in huge quantities is kiddie stuff because they are easy audiences and don't realize that Hannah Montana can't hit a note without autotune. That is the main reason why the music industry is hurting - the talent is abandoning them and their old ways. Pretty soon though, you will find that as video equipment comes down in price and editing software is cheaply available, independent movies will come out and have global distribution the same way any musician can over the internet. The talent will slowly migrate to the new business model while the old studios will cry foul on their own customers. The best thing the movie studios can do to slow down the inevitable is to put out more good movies and stop trying to cheapen your brand by remaking everything just for a quick buck.


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Aug 28th 2007 3:01PM Oh, and, by the way, what is WoW Insider's policy on non-English posts?
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Aug 28th 2007 2:54PM The best solution would be for Blizzard to make French and Spanish (and possibly Portuguese, for the many Brazilians I understand that play) servers. The French and Spanish European clients shouldn't be too difficult to adapt (ok, I'm not a programmer!).
However, until that happens, I think Blizzard will continue their policy, as they do in Europe, as stated already.
Also, they seem more tolerant on the realm forums, although that doesn't help the OP
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Aug 28th 2007 2:40PM Er, aren't the 'US' forums for the US, Canada and Oceania? If anything, there should be a French forum first - at least Canada has 2 official languages. I'm not sure about Australia or New Zealand, but the US doesn't have an official language either, although some states do (Florida's is English, for instance).
Anyway, since the game is only available in English, I'm sure that Blizzard will continue only to support English on its official forums
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Aug 26th 2007 6:36PM I'd love my tauren (non-resto) druid to be able to do the tree-form's dance - amost worth the respec gold to see it!
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Aug 1st 2007 11:38AM Isn't it about 48 hours?
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Jul 30th 2007 11:25PM Heh, much druid love!
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Jul 30th 2007 11:23PM And don't forget that druid's get to Teleport to Moonglade at level 10. It can be used as often as you wish. Druids also get a free flight from Moonglade (separate from the paid flight paths) to Thunder Bluff (for Horde) or Rut'theran Village (for Alliance).
Useful for using the druid trainer in Nighthaven and for getting around northern Kalimdor.
Curse joins up with MYM, in both PvP and PvE {WoW}
Jul 30th 2007 4:15PM So, will that sponsorship include supplying gold to guild members in game?
Only joking, but I have to admit to being a bit underwhelmed about this side of the deal.
First WoW Insider meetup at BlizzCon: join us! {WoW}
Jul 27th 2007 7:44AM Hope to be there!
Enter to win a Spectral Tiger Mount from WoW Insider! {WoW}
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This spring I have leaves unfurled, and while it may be the texture of maturing leaves, I don't know. Last year around this time I had several of my more mature fragrant hosta come down with some sort of virus, not HVX, but something.....and I had to toss them in the trash. This year I want to catch such problems at the earliest point so I may avoid contaminating any clean hosta which may be a tad too close to that neighbor. But here is the picture I took yesterday of Holy Mole I think it is. |
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- Posted by ken_adrian MI z5 (My Page) on Thu, Apr 3, 14 at 10:27
you are really stretching the ability of these old eyes ... all the guacamole progeny are slow to color up ... but i dont know if you are asking about color puckering is a maturity issue ... all looks normal.. but i cant focus on the one at 9 oclock ... and i cant tell if it looks wonky [new term!!!1] .... or if its a camera/light thingee ... actually.. i cant really focus on any of the puckering ... and hitting the link doesnt get me a bigger pic.. or i am a dullard this morn ... ken |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Thu, Apr 3, 14 at 10:28
And, here is a picture of Red Dragon, which may have some cold damage, not sure about this. Can you tell anything from this picture? Or do I need closeups of both the above plants? Your advice is always appreciated. |
- Posted by ken_adrian MI z5 (My Page) on Thu, Apr 3, 14 at 10:32
ya know .. only chris can answer ... as he and i have spent a decade arguing about cold damage versus virus ... i might suggest.. that you at least await a new leaf .. to rule out the cold damage issue ... ken ps: the heck with RD.. whats the streaker next to it... ??? |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Thu, Apr 3, 14 at 10:38
Ah yes. Ken, the streaker next to Red Dragon is SWEET STANDARD. Isn't it a beaut? Looks better this year than before, the streaks are very pronounced. If you take a step forward or backward or left or right in my garden, you will find yourself viewing FRAGRANT HOSTA. They are everywhere. :) Thanks for your response. I will be sure to take better pictures and all, but not sure the changes to Flickr will allow bigger pictures any more. |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Thu, Apr 3, 14 at 10:52
It looks like early weather damage to me but I'd watch them through the summer. Here are a couple I was worried about several years ago. They definitely looked odd to me and I watched them like a hawk. The later leaves were just fine and they have stayed fine in the years since. I think HVX becomes more obvious as the season progresses - doesn't get less. |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Thu, Apr 3, 14 at 11:13
McTavish, your pictures appear to be the same sort of ....distortion I guess is a good word....that I was seeing with my Holy Mole too. Good grief, if that is not a virus then I should have kept one of my hosta from last year that I threw out. It occurred to me that I may be destined for a hosta garden of immature plants....if I cannot tell a natural maturing plant from a virused one. Now wouldn't that be a painful state! I'm thinking this year I'll have some which will be showing mature leaves...which I've never had....and I wouldn't know the difference. How distressing. |
- Posted by ken_adrian MI z5 (My Page) on Thu, Apr 3, 14 at 11:51
if that is not a virus then I should have kept one of my hosta from last year that I threw out. ==>>> i remember that ... this year.. if you get the throwing bug.. throw them in a box and send them to me. .. lol ... this is how i understand it works ... the cold.. SOMETIMES ...damages individual cells ... not the whole leaf ... and not enough damage.. to make them brown and dry ... [and its usually on the leaf that is wrapping the younger interior leaves .... and by second flush.. they are the ones near touching the ground .. as the new ones pop up the center ...] so as the unaffected parts continue to grow and extend.. the damaged parts dont ... or are slower.... so what do you get.. puckering... i suppose its sorta like the drawstring effect where the white edge doesnt grow as fast as the green center .... or its virus ... lol ... but doesnt it seem ridiculously coincidental ... that it is all the first leaves of the year.. the first ones to pop out when its cold???? .. and that is why i would wait to see what the second flush looks like... sure wouldnt hurt to isolate them .... or its virus.. lol .. ken |
- Posted by hosta_freak z6 NC (My Page) on Thu, Apr 3, 14 at 14:15
Personally,I don't see anything with either hosta. You should see some of mine from this spring;some leaves are really distorted.but,I know from past experience that they will get better when the new leaves emerge. Phil |
- Posted by Don_in_Colorado 6a (My Page) on Thu, Apr 3, 14 at 17:43
I don't think it looks virused, Mocc. (Holy Mole). Of course, I use my very 'UN-expert' eyes to make that statement. 'Red Dragon' even less so. THAT one really looks like it was cold-nipped to me. Your 'Sweet Standard' looks fantastic! I have one on order from Sebright. Can't wait, can't wait. I assume you're feeling a lot better than 1-2 weeks ago. Glad for that. Cheers, P.S. Was your jaunt to Iowa a 'practice run' for the National AHS Convention this summer? : ) |
This post was edited by Don_in_Colorado on Thu, Apr 3, 14 at 18:13
- Posted by steve_mass 5b (My Page) on Thu, Apr 3, 14 at 18:54
That all looks like cold damage to me. Fragrants are more susceptible than others to damage from cold temperatures. I do agree with Ken that you need to post leaf close ups for us old people on the forum. Steve |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Thu, Apr 3, 14 at 21:32
Yep, and thank you Ken. It sounds like a plan I can live with to me. I can isolate the two mentioned and any others which might turn up. It is doing nothing that makes me crazy. And as I look at the other leaf samples with distortions, I may have sent my Fried Bananas to an early grave for nothing. It was early in the season, and it was fully leafed out when THAT showed up, and me being paranoid about virus, I jumped the gun. It was a regrettable mistake, apparently, but I'm learning. Thanks for all the sample pictures. Glad I asked about NORMAL. |
- Posted by Don_in_Colorado 6a (My Page) on Thu, Apr 3, 14 at 21:41
I don't know, Mocc, you may very well have been on target with your 'Fried Bananas'. I admit, I saw those pics of your FB a long time ago, but from what I remember, it's leaves looked kinda spooky, kinda 'yuck', (don't you love my technical jargon?) unlike pictures I'm seeing on this here thread. Even if you did jump the gun, like you said, you (and a lot of us, as well) are learning. Don B. |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Thu, Apr 3, 14 at 21:57
BKay, I sure appreciate your pictures. Worth more than 1000 words. I'm saving it and if you do not mind, downloading the photos with your name on them? Don, I sure do miss my big fine gold Fried Bananas though. I'd had it since 2011, and at first I thought it was showing signs of maturity. My delight turned to alarm, and out it went. This time, I can play much cooler than that, at least I know how to keep the usual suspects isolated. With tool sterilization at the top of the list of reminders. |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Thu, Apr 3, 14 at 22:02
Aarrgghh! Leaf closeups is on the TO DO list. Hard for me to lean over that low, and knees don't work too good either. When it comes to "old people", I out rank both of you whippersnappers! ;) |
You're welcome to the photos. bk |
What your Holy Moly is showing, I often see on my Guacamole. I've noticed my Guac's pips seem to get twisted looking while unfurling, and then the leaves have that same look as your Holy Moly's "9 o'clock" leaf. Later leaves look fine though and cover up the early ones. It happens every year, so I've quit worrying about virus and have decided it's an unfurling issue with this particular plant. Maybe it's "all in the family?" |
I would also not be alarmed with that Holy Mole, probably cold damage. In the Hosta Library are photos of HM with similar looking leaves, take a look. Also since you are buying very new hostas (not Holy M), some of them have even nothing yet in the Hosta Library, you will not know how that hosta will look when mature. Bernd |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Sat, Apr 5, 14 at 19:30
- Posted by ken_adrian MI z5 (My Page) on Sat, Apr 5, 14 at 19:32
email chris... and give him the link to this post.. and beg his opinion ... make it easy for him ken |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Sun, Apr 6, 14 at 22:34
- Posted by ctopher_mi Z5 MI (My Page) on Mon, Apr 7, 14 at 0:48
From what I can see I'd also say cold damage. Eyes that are swelling to start to unfurl that then get frosted or frozen can crinkle up and cause leaves like this. Some of the pots might be too dry also or getting too root bound. In pots you probably need to repot every couple years, 3 at the most, to keep them moving along. If you see more issues with the next couple flushes of foliage then post closeups. Chris |
Mocc...that IS heartbreaking, and they are so pretty without that damage. |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Fri, May 2, 14 at 23:48
I'm beginning to take my claws out of the ceiling where I jumped when the word VIRUS came into my brain. OH NO!!! But now it seems the latest group of plants received DORMANT from Hallson and Green Mt are emerging perfectly fine. I have 3 Guacamole from Chris, and 3 plantaginea, all of which are now emerging in warmer weather with no problem. Even the big Avocado showed some cold burn and the heavy rains earlier in the week washed the damaged parts away. So now the leaves have the centers gone on only the damaged portions. I think it is time to see about taking a few of them away. Mary, thanks for the note. It isn't bad damage. We don't get so icy cold like your zone does. I'd say less than 10% show any kind of damage from cold. MY damage came from too much rain and too poor drainage during dormancy. Plus squirrels. |
- Posted by josephines67 5 ON (My Page) on Sat, May 3, 14 at 8:49
When I look at cold damaged leaves I see a leaf "cringing" when the cold hits it ... kind of like us turning our shoulders inward to huddle against the cold. Considering the reputable sources where your hosta come from, Mocc virus is the last suspect on the list IMO. :-). Not saying its impossible, just not as probable. |
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Any successful applicants who would be given the opportunity to join St John's College staff would:
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have a commitment to and understanding of the ethos and traditions of Catholic Education.
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11 It happened as he was on his way to Yerushalayim, that he was passing along the borders of Shomron and the Galil. | 11 Now on his way to Jerusalem, Jesus traveled along the border between Samaria and Galilee. |
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I haven't seen a Kites reinvented in dom. And that items seems to be in so much demand these days with everyone finding it so practical to stack HP and rush in these days....Why do we have no alternative by now already ...
I wantsss it. The attack speed focus already puts it in favor of ADC rather than bruiserlords (with a few exceptions like Jax/Vi), so its not going to be bruiserlawler upon implementation.
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I want it for the mini-malphite self peel, but that is scary on a Jax... Also, because I don't have enough actives for my ADs.
Honestly, it does nothing special for Xin. He is no longer IAS mongering monster for jugglelording. Jax/Vi, I'll give you, but I don't think it will break them significantly harder than Ghostblade is currently.
I mostly see it being good on xin because of the sustain+extra snare. I don't see it being #1 core item but it could suplement his current build in a way I personally have no desire to see.
BotRK is the old BFT of Rift right now. It has an absolutely insane gold value (same kind of silly ratio that you see with Sweeper - only on a large AD item). I'd rather see Kitae's go up to 3% or even 3.5% and a stacking MS buff for the user (cap at a few stacks). I'd like to see this thing get up to at least respectable damage - usually you get better single target magic damage out of a Shiv. I want a reason to build Kitae's. Making it a kite/magic damage item would make it more useful, but is probably too similar to Shiv honestly. You could take this thing up to 4% with no other changes and I don't think it would break or even really impact the game. So maybe a super nerfed BotRK (after that hot mess if finally figured out) could be ported, but I'd much rather see the "Dominion Madred's" but remade into a powerful and useful item.


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12 Maintain good conduct among the Gentiles, so that in case they speak against you as wrongdoers, they may see your good deeds and glorify God on the day of visitation. | 12 Live such good lives among the pagans that, though they accuse you of doing wrong, they may see your good deeds and glorify God on the day he visits us. |
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I hope this is the correct forum location for this question.
I have searched and cannot find anything that lists how many concealed carry licenses have been issued in each state and their population. Has anyone ever seen figures to reflect this? I hope it is a growing number.
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