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Amish admirable for sticking with beliefs in face of horror
If ever there were lessons to be learned in the true meaning of brotherly love and forgiveness, we have only to look to the Amish of Pennsylvania. These are people who do not take it upon themselves to sit in judgment and attempt to play the role they believe to be in the domain of the God they worship. They not only talk the talk, but they walk the walk. Whether or not one shares their religious beliefs, the sincerity and innocence of their faith shames us all. I do not honestly feel that I could bring myself to attend the funeral of a man who murdered my child. I freely admit that no amount of exposure to churchly virtues exists to make me do that. Perhaps that's my misfortune, but one I have to live with. I have never given much thought to the gentle people who cling to the old ways and farm the land and till the soil in peaceful harmony other than to marvel at how they can live in a society untouched by the pitfalls and dangers of the outside world - up until now, that is. While I may personally lack the qualities and beliefs to be a man of religious faith, I feel privileged to live on the same planet with the Amish, a people who walk the walk every day. - George Morin Auburn We welcome letters from our readers. Address letters for publication to: Letters to the Editor, Gwinnett Daily Post, P.O. Box 603, Lawrenceville, GA 30046-0603. The fax number is 770-339-8081. Our e-mail address is email@example.com. Letters should be no more than 200 words and are subject to approval by the publisher. Letters may be edited for style and space requirements. Please sign your name and provide an address and a daytime telephone number.More like this story
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I recently updated our office from ACE2012 to ACE2013. We had virutally no problems running 2012, but now under Autocad Electrical 2013, we get: "FATAL ERROR: Unhandled Access Violation Reading 0x6eb91508..." most of the time when using the arrow buttons to move between drawings in a project. It also seems to happen during other project-related operations like updating references. Given that we move between drawings frequently, the problem has made ACE2013 virtually unusable and we have had to go back to ACE2012 for now.
Any ideas on what is causing this or how we can fix it?
We use network licensing from a Windows Server 2003 machine. Our client machines are recent Xeon-based machines running Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit with 4GB of RAM (soon to be 8GB). We use a deployment package that includes SP1.
We ran a test where we disabled all non-microsoft services and excluded all startup items to test if other software presents a conflict and the issue still occurred.
Be sure you have the service pack installed. Just a thought.
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From creative writing to animal science to gym, teachers are adding online work and reducing classtime.
At a hybrid in-class/online physical education class at Simley High School in Inver Grove Heights, summer-school students showed up for group cardiovascular and balancing exercises.
Three mornings a week, students in Carrie DeValk's college-level composition class at New Prague High School will report to her classroom just as they would to any other class.
The other two days, they can choose to work online in the library -- or even at home.
It sounds great to Taylor Rookaird. "It simulates how you're going to learn on the college campus," said the senior, who's taking the class.
Hybrid courses such as DeValk's, which blend online and in-class lessons, are increasingly common at Twin Cities metro-area high schools. It's a trend that advocates say is the future of education, giving students the benefits of online learning as well as regular face-to-face time with classmates and teachers.
No one denies it has pitfalls. "If you're not very organized, if you're not self-motivated, you're going to fall off the productivity train," said Elizabeth Boeser, who teaches two hybrid courses at Bloomington Jefferson High. "It's not the best way for everybody."
But fans say the advantages include flexibility for busy students, a more comfortable debate forum for shy ones and more one-on-one time with teachers.
The courses, in subjects from animal science to journalism, are springing up in an era when new technology permeates schools. Web-based college courses are increasingly common, and more K-12 students are enrolling full time in online schools. Even in traditional classrooms, many teachers post assignments, notes and videos on class websites.
"If these resources are available [online], it then begs the question, 'Does the student really need to come to class, for this part of the class?' Maybe not," said Steve Massey, principal of Forest Lake Area High School, which has launched several hybrid courses. "There's no doubt students are living in an online world."
Many students are used to seeking information on the Internet. Online classes help them prepare for web-based college courses and jobs requiring 21st-century skills, many principals add.
Some administrators acknowledge that they're also competing with online schools and other districts for students -- and the state per-pupil funding that comes with them.
"Of course people want to offer variety and choice to students," said John Weisser, secondary technology coordinator for the Bloomington school district. "But they also recognize that there's this burgeoning industry that is starting to have the potential to lure students away."
Minnesota public school students may apply to enroll, at no cost, in more than 20 public online learning programs that are certified by the state. The programs are sponsored by school districts such as Minneapolis, charter schools or clusters of districts working together. Last year, they enrolled nearly 11,900 part- and full-time students in grades K-12, about 1 percent of the state's student body.
But any school can offer online courses to its own students, and a growing number have done so or plan to, from Prior Lake to Mounds View.
Web-based courses vary widely at both traditional and online schools. Many classes are primarily online. In some cases, schools buy lessons from for-profit companies. Some classes are for students who need to make up credits.
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But a growing number of mainstream teachers are adapting their own lessons to hybrid courses, including many for average or advanced students.
Bloomington Jefferson High School started piloting hybrid online classes a few years ago and now has about a dozen teachers who offer them. The classes aren't open to freshmen, Weisser said.
This year, more than 20 percent of the school's graduating seniors had taken at least one online or hybrid course. By 2015, the district hopes that figure will grow to half of all seniors, he said. It also aims to provide a hybrid or online alternative to a quarter of all high school classes.
Boeser teaches hybrid classes in college writing and creative writing at Bloomington Jefferson. She weaves blogs and other online tools into her lessons, which include a mix of individual and group writing.
Last spring, her college writing class of about 35 seniors met twice a week. Each student had a third weekly meeting with a smaller group of about a dozen, she said. The other two days, students could do whatever they wanted: Sleep in, leave early, write at midnight.
Students lost that privilege if they fell behind, she said. "If you have a C-minus or below, you have to be in my classroom every day."
"People think that online school is a bad thing because students don't have contact with a teacher, and I agree," Boeser said. Students need to be taught by "a living, breathing person," she said, but the structure of her hybrid classes gave her more one-on-one time with students. Instead of getting an essay back with a few comments and a grade, "They were finally able to talk to a teacher about their writing."
Teachers who say hybrid learning is best are backed by some research, including a review of online learning studies that was prepared for the U.S. Department of Education last year. The report found that, on average, students who learned online -- particularly those in blended courses -- performed better than those who got only face-to-face instruction.
However, that conclusion should be taken with a grain of salt, the report warned. While some researchers have contrasted online and in-person learning for college and medical students, few have studied K-12 classes. Plus, students in the blended courses often got more learning time and had other advantages that those in control groups did not.
Some teachers say they still prefer traditional classes. "I really think the kids get a lot more from being in class every day," said Deana Walsh, who taught hybrid physical education and health classes this summer at Simley High School in Inver Grove Heights. Still, she added, some learners seem to do better on their own, and "this is just one more way" to teach.
Students in her P.E. class met every other day for typical gym activities. Other days, they did assignments that were available online and filled out a log to record exercise they had to get on their own.
Did students work as hard as they would have in a regular class? "It's a legitimate concern," she said. "Obviously, there's a huge level of trust that has to be put in kids who are taking an online class."
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Kate Middleton Gets Some Retail Therapy at Harvey Nichols in London
Even the Duchess of Cambridge needs a dose of retail therapy once in a while.
On Saturday, Kate Middleton stepped out for a shopping trip at a Harvey Nichols store in London, England.
The 30-year-old donned an all-black ensemble, which included a stylish winter coat, black tights and heels.
While the Duchess left the store without a shopping bag in sight (delivery, perhaps?), all eyes were on the vehicle she got into for her trip home: a Land Rover, in black, of course.
Earlier this week, Middleton and her husband Prince William made headlines when Us Weekly reported that the couple had sent President Barack Obamaa personal letter of congratulations following his reelection.But St. James's Palace soon shot down that claim. On Wednesday, a palace spokesperson confirmed with Socialite Life that the story is "not true" and that "no statement" was sent from the royal couple.
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If you haven't seen Coma Serfs live yet, chances are you're not getting out much. This super washed-out garage-punk quartet have been about as inconspicuous as wings on a rhino, filling out bills with raucous sets of reckless rock 'n' roll all over Portland in 2014. The band's excellent self-titled EP is a psychotic worm hole of garage-psych and swirling dementia; the aural equivalent of the 13th Floor Elevators siring a love baby with the Kinks. -RJP
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Absolutely "wowed" by the view - couldn't imagine a better place in the world. Cherished the privacy and were blessed to have the care and friendship of Nox and Tukana. Incredible to pick and juice our own fruit each day - can highly recommend the Rum cocktail Saskia has in her little book - all with limes grown right on our doorstep. Met some tremendous passionate people - trip out to the rainforest, spent the amazing christmas and new year for 2014 with the local church singing Christmas Carols. We spent Christmas night dancing and drinking Kava at the welangi village as their guests - so much fun and special to be included! Thank you! Cassandra & Laurie, Wellington, New Zealand
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We were lucky enough to stay at the beautiful Makaira Resort on Taveuni, the garden isle (and our favorite isle) in Fiji. The owners, Roberta and John, were wonderfully gracious, generous, and knowledgeable of the island. They also told the most fantastic stories!
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Disney for DDs 16th with her 6 GFs: Are you Stupid Nuts? (Updated: The End)
This upcoming weekend DD and I should be at WDW running the half marathon. Numerous injuries have derailed my training. First I busted up my foot pretty bad doing something stupid. After that was over and I could train again, I pulled my hamstring. The hammy is healing nicely just not enough to try to run 13.1 miles. The good news is that when I was training, I was up to 5 miles a run and have quit smoking. DD wanted a treadmill for Christmas which Santa gave her so now I am able to ease my way on getting back on the horse. Am a bit bummed, more for her than me but now my focus has shifted on DDs Sweet Sixteen Birthday next week.
The boring background information: This plan started formulating last year when DD was invited to be a member of the court for one of her friends Quinces party. Quinces is a Hispanic coming out party when a girl turns 15. Trust me, they take this seriously. There were numerous rehearsals involved in order to flawlessly follow certain dances, traditions and rituals. As a parent of a member of the court, how should I say this nicely, it was overly burdensome. The girls parents also spent a fortune. DD was a bit jealous that she was not of Hispanic origin. Italians have nothing like it. Or if they do, I am blissfully unaware. We are also not the debutant type of family. So what to do? Why not go to Disney? I told her she could invite a few friends for the long weekend right before her birthday. WHAT WAS I THINKING? Plans started to come together and I am about to embark on a weekend trip with 7 teenagers. Just thinking about that makes me want to take a Valium. Four of the seven participants are from the JV Soccer team. DD is number 15. This was taken just after she stole the ball. They are having a good season with only one loss. At the 11 month window I reserved a Grand Villa at the Boardwalk. Never stayed in a GV before so that alone should be interesting. I will pick up the kids after school next Friday, drive to Orlando and check into the BWV on Saturday. Boardwalk. Our Home Away from Home The plan: Friday is drive and chill day. We have reservations to spend the night at the Hilton on Buena Vista Drive. I was able to get a great rate ($90 on Travelocity). Dinner will most likely be off site. Saturday we check into the Boardwalk. I tried to volunteer the girls that morning to Give Kids the World but they were fully staffed that day. The idea came from a group on the Dis Board that got together and did this during the Dis meet weekend. For those of you that do not know, GKTW is a great organization that brings families with terminally ill children to Orlando so the whole family can have a special experience visiting the parks. You can check them out at www.gktw.org. Maybe next trip I can plan a little better and inquire about it earlier. So, dont know what to do while we wait until the room is ready. Maybe miniature golf. Swimming is out because we are Floridians and no self respecting Floridian goes into a pool past September. They have tea at 2:00 at the Grand Floridian. DD had the choice between that or California Grill and she did not hesitate to pick the tea. I will probably do what has become the ritual when she has tea and visit the Tambu Lounge at the Poly for crab cakes and martinis. After that is the surprise, an Illuminations birthday cruise complete with cake and decorations. Shhh, dont tell anyone. Sunday I will let them loose on the parks. Heaven help all of you that run into them that day. We have lunch at 50s Prime Time where I hope our cousin gives her a hard time. Most likely though it will be me suffering the brunt of the grief. After lunch, they will again be free to roam the parks until closing. Monday we will have breakfast in the room and then head home. Well, that is the plan. It is unlikely that I will bring the computer so there will be no live updates. If I make it through I will try to post our adventures here. I am actually pretty confident that I will make it but not so sure of the rest of them. We may lose one or two along the way. Hopefully soon after we come back I will start with the cast of characters and our first day. The title I imagine will be: I have duct tape and am not afraid to use it. Wish me luck. Here are the links to TR updates The Cast: http://www.disboards.com/showpost.ph...3&postcount=44 Driving up and the Hilton: http://www.disboards.com/showpost.ph...2&postcount=57 Checking in: http://www.disboards.com/showpost.ph...9&postcount=63 Tea at 2:00: http://www.disboards.com/showpost.ph...2&postcount=68 Finally the GV Part 1: http://www.disboards.com/showpost.ph...0&postcount=82 GV Part 2 The Girls' reaction: http://www.disboards.com/showpost.ph...&postcount=123 The Surprise, our Illuminations Cruise Part 1: http://www.disboards.com/showpost.ph...&postcount=141 Part 2: http://www.disboards.com/showpost.ph...&postcount=142 Short update post cruise: http://www.disboards.com/showpost.ph...&postcount=154 Leash of Shame: http://www.disboards.com/showpost.ph...&postcount=163 Park Day Part 1: http://www.disboards.com/showpost.ph...&postcount=168 Park Day Part 2: http://www.disboards.com/showpost.ph...&postcount=186 Finis: http://www.disboards.com/showpost.ph...&postcount=204
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Here in the D, you can't even bring a handgun to a carjacking.
This is a discussion on Forget about bringing a knife to a gunfight within the In the News: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Here in the D, you can't even bring a handgun to a carjacking. http://www.wxyz.com/dpp/news/region/...uspect-vehicle...
Here in the D, you can't even bring a handgun to a carjacking.
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The victims called 911 shortly before 1:40 a.m. saying they had been approached by a man with an automatic weapon who demanded their vehicle. They told the dispatcher that he had opened fire after they refused.Yep, one of those deadly, lethal, dangerous assault weapons loaded with murderous amounts of fatal cop killer bullets.Officers were able to stop the suspects' vehicle in front of the station as it attempted to leave the area. The driver was taken into custody and police recovered an AR-15 with a 100 round drum magazine from the car.
They were just trying to recover their property.It was later determined that the suspect's car had been stolen in an earlier carjacking near Wayne State University. They have been turned over to the Detroit Police Department.
When you have to shoot, shoot. Don't talk.
"Don't forget, incoming fire has the right of way."
I am still confused who writes this crap.
Did the bad guys call 911 after the car's owner chased them with an AR15 or did the bad guys with the AR15 chase the good guys while the good guys drove to the police station?
The GG's were shot but took off in their car with the BG's chasing them,the GG's called 911 and the dispatcher told them to drive to the PD.The BG's chased them into the parking lot and didn't stop until confronted by LEO and then arrested.The car the BG's were in had been stolen earlier
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Sounds like a couple of extremely stupid dirtbags trying with all their might to go to jail.
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must have been new to the area and never been to the police station, well first time for every thing
I think the perps were turned over to Detroit police... By the Harper Woods PD. Poorly written...
It could be worse!
I suppose
The BGs were soo into chasing the GGs and probably didn't even know they were in the parking lot of the local PD. LOL.
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When does anything the biased anti-gun media writes about not confusing?
As a example, it was stated in the news article, ie: "The victims called 911 shortly before 1:40 a.m. saying they had been approached by a man with an AUTOMATIC weapon who demanded their vehicle."
The article then went on to say it was a "AR-15".. which, as we all know, is the civilian "SEMI-AUTOMATIC" version of the select fire military "M16".
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Dissenting thoughts: Toronto's Top 4 is set
Cam Charron
July 02 2012 01:13PM
If the Leafs seek to improve their Top Four defencemen via trade or free agency, it will be a surprising move, given Brian Burke's recent comments about the teams situation. In the July 1 conference call [transcript here] Burke suggested that it was a "lower priority" to upgrade the D. This doesn't match my own individual assessment of the team. There are still some possibilities for free on the market that the Leafs could bring in to upgrade the Top Four.
It's true that the major hurdles for the team are centre and goaltending, but the fact is that Toronto doesn't have four defencemen who have shown the ability to play Top Four minutes in the NHL.
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'Twas the night before a frenzy and all through the league, every pundit was prepping for long weekend fatigue...
The big day turned out to be rather uneventful, with only a few notable names finding homes. That said, it was a good weekend for the Edmonton Oilers - they won the Schultz sweepstakes and retained the still very effective Ryan Smyth on an extremely reasonable deal. Those additions and others across the Nation were set-up and discussed yesterday by LT and a wide range of guests, including Terry Jones, Tom Lynn and Bruce McCurdy.
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Highlights from Brian Burke's July 1 conference call
Cam Charron
July 02 2012 09:38AM
(Mark Blinch, Reuters, Original Source)
The Leafs Nation was able to procure audio of the conference call with Toronto Maple Leafs' GM Brian Burke on July 1, after the signing of Jay McClement, the re-signing of Matt Frattin, and several dollars were handed out, in Burke's estimation, that cost too much.
The Odd Couple Reunited
JP Nikota
July 01 2012 10:25PM
Sharing the burden of a high pressure environement can often bring you closer than you might expect to people you wouldn't normally hang out with. Of course, sometimes, you're lucky enough to meet someone who is actually a decent person in this same situation, and you become something of a Bert & Ernie.
In the case of Nik Antropov and Alexei Ponikarovsky, it was the (probably unfair and impetuous) expectations of Leafs' fans all across the globe that Nik and Poni should turn into superstars that provided the fertile loveground this bromance to blossom. That is, we have to assume that's why they became such friends, since fan pressure gets all the heat for negative things, so why not let it have this one win?
What does Jay McClement signing do for Leafs centremen?
Cam Charron
July 01 2012 06:55PM
Tyler Bozak. Mikhail Grabovski. Tim Connolly. David Steckel. Jay McClement. Quick, which of these is not like the others?
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Anyone ever been to the New Jersey FLower Show in Edison? Is it worth the trip? We're from Southern NJ, so we would need a place to stay if someone from the area has any suggestions for a nice place.
Thanks! http://www.macevents.com/njflower.cfm?serial=136&catname=flower |
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Go to the Phila Flower show in March. Nothing on the East Coast compares to it. |
The New Jersey show is an excellent venue. It is smaller than the Philadelphia show, which happens to be the largest indoor flower show in the world, but the NJ show is put on by folks from NJ. It takes about 1.5 hours from exit 3 on the turnpike and is relatively simple to get to. The display gardens have a much more intimate feel and you can even see a garden created by students from Cook College and get information on all the programs they offer to professionals and home gardeneres alike. There are quite a few vendors, over 150 and most are local. It is an a wonderful oppurtunity to see what the local designers and installers in the great state of NJ are up to. Kirk |
- Posted by woodnative 6 (My Page) on Tue, Feb 14, 06 at 8:32
If you will only go to one, go to the Philadelphia flower show. The NJ show is nice, especially to escape this snowy February weather, and there are also some good vendors. You will get much more for your money (entrance fee) at the Philadelphia show. |
- Posted by ourbackyard South Jersey (My Page) on Fri, Feb 17, 06 at 21:32
Thanks for the info! Much too crowded at Philly Show. Will be too cold to do anything else t'morw anyway. |
It is a lot nicer than the last time I went. They have new show-runners in the past 3 years. Some of the displays are very nice, I've been enjoying the Garden Club entries. Still too much emphasis on the commercial vendors, but it does have "Outdoor Living" in the title. I don't know what jewelry has to do with "Outdoor Living", but so it goes. Has been crowded in the mornings, due to the bus trips. Don't know what to expect tomorrow or Sunday. You shouldn't need a hotel, it is an easy day trip. |
- Posted by ourbackyard South Jersey (My Page) on Sat, Feb 18, 06 at 17:57
Well, just got back from the NJ Flower Show. First and last trip. Some of the "gardens" were rows of potted plants on the cement floor covered by a pile of mulch. A few very nice displays and yes, jewelry and Marriot vacation vendors? Hosta org, staffed with helpful folks and good information was buried in the back corner. A guy hawking newspaper subscriptions bout chased you down with his free credit card offer. A table with free beet seeds? Landreth Seed Co had a booth about the size of a two-seater outhouse with less seeds that the local CVS, staffed by a gal who knew little about the seeds. Overall, very little about FLOWERS. But it was better than being home, painting. |
- Posted by sugar_magnolia z6 Hamilton, NJ (My Page) on Sun, Feb 19, 06 at 8:36
I plan to go to the show today. I think "Flower Show" is a misnomer -- it seems more about landscape design rather than a focus on flowers. I think the entrance fee of $14 is a little steep. There is a $1 off coupon on the website. |
- Posted by sugar_magnolia z6 Hamilton, NJ (My Page) on Sun, Feb 19, 06 at 17:45
OK. I am back now. The show was OK. Not great. Not a bad way to spend a chilly afternnon in Feb. I probably won't go back next year because the admission price wasn't worth what I saw. There was one very beautiful weeping alaskan cedar that the landscaper was selling for 1300 at the end of the show! |
Well, it is the "NJ Flower, Garden and Outdoor Living" show, so I did expect more than just flowers. I didn't expcet the nice exhibits and arrangements from members of the Garden Clubs of NJ. They were very nice, especially the children's exhibits. They did provide free seeds, if you got there at the end of the day, then there were slim pickins. There isn't much you can do with tryng to create a landscape on a concrete floor, but most of the larger displays were well done. I really liked the Zen and Tuscan gardens. We spent a lot of time kidding the guy at the "Vertical Gardens" booth across from us. We did give out a lot of information, a lot of people with rose pruning and blackspot issues. As an exhibitor, it it interesting to see how people interact with people at information booths, some people just look past you, some will at least smile and say "Hi", some stop and just collect all of the stuff on your table and won't even speak, some just grumble that "I can't grow roses" or "You can't grow roses in NJ" (DUH!!!) without stopping to see if we can help. Most people are very nice, and we made some nice contacts. There are discount coupons available for the show, at the web site and in various newspapers. |
- Posted by miss_rumphius_rules z6 NJ (My Page) on Mon, Feb 20, 06 at 17:48
Let's remember that we are talking about NJ--not Philadelphia. This show is in its 4th year and has steadily improved each year. The show producers are sincerely trying to create a good show and like anything else it just takes time. The display gardens are also improving--at least there is less mulch and more flowers. As a display garden creator for the show, I know that my team and I (as well as others)put in a tremedous effort to produce a garden that will engage the public. Don't expect to see something on the par of the Philadelphia show, expect to see regional companies doing a better job each year. There's a link below to the garden we created. This garden was the result of thousands of dollars, hundreds of work hours, and the coordination of more than a dozen different specialty growers, contractors and designers. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Show Garden
Ah, another nice one! Did you only have one day to erect the structure and put in the plants? I'm totally amazed and in awe of the work put in! Thank you! |
- Posted by miss_rumphius_rules z6 NJ (My Page) on Mon, Feb 20, 06 at 19:27
The gardens are given three days to install, four days to exist and 6 hours to break down and cart away. In order to work with that schedule you have to prefabricate as much as possible. |
Thanks for the picture! That looks really nice. I always wondered about all the preparation and money some of these companies do for these shows. It seems a lot of work above and beyond day to day deadlines and responsibilities. I didn't get to go as I had my nephew for the weekend. By the picture, it was nicer than I thought it would be and will try to make it next year. |
This was my first, tentative visit, to the NJ Garden Show after visiting an earlier incarnation 6 or 7 years back that was a total horror; so I can easily say that this was vastly superior to that first debacle, but. . .if you are genuinely serious about gardening (on any level), there is just no substitute for the Philadelphia Flower Show, crowds or no crowds, especially when the price is as close as $14 (New Jersey) as opposed to $20 (Phila.), given what you get for your buck. Some examples to explain my preference: the NJ Show (with But, after a few of these exchanges, we started looking at And, yes, as someone noted, apparently ANY vendor is Yes, the Philadelphia Show is HUGE and it can be exhausting; but you have from 10:00am to 9:00pm most days Well, this turned into a pitch for the Philadelphia Flower Show (which I have attended almost yearly for over 40 years) as much as a critique of the New Jersey Flower Show. In closing, here's two positive reactions to the this years NJ Flower Show: we thought the Subaru display was the most striking of any thanks to the simplicity of their piles of stone, clustered floral display and the rakish angle of the vehicles (one was tipped partially on its side!) - and our favorite vendor, Barlow's Nurser (from Seagirt), with a nice selection of healthy plants for sale. We loaded up on bright, chunky primulas (4-for-$10) and instantly felt better about our day - and scurried off home, looking forward to the Philadelphia Flower Show, March 5-12, more than ever. . . |
- Posted by miss_rumphius_rules z6 NJ (My Page) on Wed, Feb 22, 06 at 15:18
There is no question that a 4 year old small regional show can compare with the 177 year old internationally recognized Philadelphia Flower Show. So let's stop. The NJ Flower & Garden Show hasn't totally found it's identity yet. The display gardens have no corporate sponsors and even the smallest of them cost thousands of dollars to mount. The three day set-up window followed by a 4 day show is grueling, particularly since the gardens are supposed to be manned. There is no volunteer army like that at Phillie to help on any level. The NJ Garden Club is an active participant, this year Cook College Landscape Architecture students created a display garden as did the NJ Conservation Corps. NJ as a state doesn't have a cohesive horticultural community on the amateur or professional level. This leaves NJ, with its incredible wealth of talent and nurseries at a disadvantage for any event. We would all rather go to Philadelphia, Delaware or even Boston or London than to try and build a statewide horticultural consensus that might, just might enable NJ to truly be the Garden State. |
Miss Rumphius Rules: My sincerest apologies for seeming to disparage your As one gardener to another, more power to you... |
Who is MAC that sponsors these shows? |
- Posted by miss_rumphius_rules z6 NJ (My Page) on Sat, Feb 25, 06 at 17:22
They are an exhibition production company much like Stella Shows who produces the Chicago Flower Show and the Gramercy Garden & Antiques show among others. |
I hemmed and hawed about the Edison show. I was particularly interested in the Cook College Bamboo garden display I read about. I, too, was turned off by the unrelated vendors they had when I went several years ago. I wound up not going, especially due to the fact that it's over an hour's drive. Up here in Sussex County, we have a small (I mean SMALL!) flower and garden show. Even though neither show is like Philly, it's nice to be able to think spring in the cold weather. |
- Posted by sugar_magnolia z6 Hamilton, NJ (My Page) on Fri, Mar 10, 06 at 22:29
miss_rumphius_rules -- I have to compliment you on your exhibit; it was one of my favorites (along with the Tuscan Garden). I especially enjoyed what you did with the colored glass. |
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The panel was announced by President Bill Powers as the school tries to find a replacement for longtime athletic director DeLoss Dodds, who is retiring in 2014 after 32 years and built Texas into the nation's richest athletic department with an annual budget of nearly $170 million.
The panel includes Regents Steve Hicks and Robert Stillwell, who are the governing board's athletics liaisons, and Pamela Willeford, who served as U.S. ambassador to Switzerland and Liechtenstein under President George W. Bush.
The panel members have "deep ties" to the school and Longhorns athletics, Powers said.
"Their guidance will be invaluable as I work over the next few weeks to find a new athletics director who will build on our program's success," Powers said.
Robert Rowling, a former regent whose $5 million donation prompted the school to name the east side of the football stadium after his father Reese Rowling, also is on the panel. Owner of TRT Holdings Inc., which includes Omni Hotels and Gold's Gym, he is estimated by Forbes to be worth almost $5 billion.
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Also on the panel are Texas accounting professor Michael Clement, Charles Matthews, former vice president of Exxon Mobil and current president of the Texas Exes alumni group, and investment banker Charles Tate, a former business partner of former regent Tom Hicks, the brother of current regent Steve Hicks.
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