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i dont know if the basjoo can actually survive in the ground during the winter, but i heard that it can survive in the ground down to 3degrees below zero and up to 20 degrees below zero with protective mulching....good luck |
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This makes 3 winters for mine, in the ground in zone 5. Just to be safe I keep one huge pot going but so far so good! Each fall I cut it back, cover well with leaves and mulch, invert a large pot over it and put a rock on the pot. In spring I remove the pot, once I see the growth starting I remove the mulch. |
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A month ago I jumped in with both feet and signed up with my community garden not for one plot but for two. After all too many long days filled with weeding, bed prep, and mulching walking paths, I am now faced with the inevitable question of what to plant where. This is the fun part for most gardeners many of whom fall asleep under a thick pile of seed catalogs all winter long, but for a veggie newbie such as myself this is where the dream begins to fade. Frankly I am in way over my head, other than a couple of herbs here and a few tomato plants there I have never seriously grown vegetables
I would greatly appreciate any veggie gardening tip you might have to offer, believe me no tip would be too novice. For example I do know that many veggie gardeners plant marigolds near some veggies but I don't know which veggies or why. Other than that I don't know what I don't know. |
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Really not much different than planting any other annuals. Just be aware of there proper solar exposure, soil preference, and spacing. More access for tending is needed for veggies than ornamentals. Probably the most important is proper watering. If the veggies get too dry, like cucumbers, then the taste can tend to be bitter. |
If I had to give ONE basic advice.... Make it FUN... if 2 plots of veggies is to mind blowing do some flowers for cutting that make you happy. If its not pleasant I won;t do it KWIM? I do not like weeding and watering but I sure look forward to fresh and cheap mesculn mix, garden ripe toms, and still cool peas from the garden... so I do the weeding and watering. There are very few mistakes in a garden that can not be fixed with time. Relax,learn and enjoy! You are not afraid to ASK questions and that is 90% of the fight! Good luck |
Relax . . . veggy gardening is far more learn as you go than ornamentals, to my mind. Plant veggies you like to eat. I think most folks would laugh at my veggy garden since I'm married to a picky eater when it comes to which vegetables he'll eat so we have a lot of each of a few kinds of veggies. Think about herbs as well as veggies - for instance we love basil, and I plant a dozen or so plants every year. Johnny's Selected Seeds catalog has great advice on when, how deep, etc to plant seeds. If you can find an old copy of Jim Crockett's Victory Garden, it gives what to do each month, which is helpful, but ignore his advice on pesticides since as I recall he was very much not organic. Your local library may have some good vegetable garden books to look at to help you find one you like enough to buy (since you can't successfully use a library book in the garden . . . ) As far as layout . . . Be sure you give plants enough room - especially things like pumpkins and squash take up quite a bit of room. Don't plant really tall things like pole beans where they will shade veggies that need lots of heat and sun. Give yourself room to work and don't make beds too wide to comfortably reach the middle from the sides. As OTT said, enjoy the process. One of the nice things about veggy gardens is that they are almost all annual plants, so if things don't work out, you go to the farmers' market and try again next year. You don't have to get it right in the same way that you sort of do for big woody things like trees. Often your fellow gardeners will be of great help. See who is planting what & where, and ask questions. If you have specific questions, feel free to ask here. . . though I have no memory about what veggie to plant the marigolds near, just that the few years I did it, many years ago, it didn't do what it was supposed to. Expect to do some weeding. Many veggies need more regular water to produce well than you'd need for perennials and shrubs. Check regularly for bugs and have a lidded can & some dish soap so you can fill the can with soapy water to knock problem bugs into. (and empty it out when the bugs are drowned since otherwise it's stinky.) I often watch a bug for a while to see what it does so I can decide if it's a bad bug or a predator on bad bugs or something else. Happy eating! |
- Posted by tree_oracle z6b MA (My Page) on Sun, May 9, 10 at 22:08
One possibility to make this less intimidating is to grow just a couple of types of vegetables but several varieties of each vegetable. That way, you only have to know the cultural requirements of just a couple of vegetables which will make planting a lot easier. By planting several varieties of a vegetable, you can evaluate the taste and success (yield, disease, etc.) of each variety which will make choosing a variety in the future a lot easier. |
Just curious, what is the size of one plot? In my 4x4 mini greenhouse, I plant 16 sq.ft. Whether you plant in rows, squares, triangles (yes, that's possible)knowing how much room each mature plant requires helped me to determine which veggies and how many plants I could accommodate that would actually be consumed or frozen when harvested. In other words, not harvesting too much of one thing at a time, e.g., zucchini at the end of August. The link below is from Iowa State and I think it may help you. I'm a visual type, and being able to see ahead of time how much space my plantings will take, helped me decide how much to plant. Also, growing things that Whole Foods charges a fortune for was appealing to me - like golden beets. You can get 12 golden beet plants into one sq.foot. And, you can have bush beans instead of pole so no other plant will be shaded - and, you can plant radishes that mature in 22 days around pepper plants and others that take 2 months to mature. Okay, I've now gone on too long - love doing this. Just picked my first spinach and mesclun, so please excuse my abundant enthusiasm. Check the guide below, scroll down, chart at the page bottom. Kindly, |
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TWO plots rather than one ??!!! Ah, the unbridled optimism of the obsessed gardener. . .been there, done that ! :-) A couple of quick tips: - Use copious amounts of straw mulch (see: "The Ruth Stout No Work Gardening Book" - check the library, out-of-print)....straw has fewer inherent weed seeds than hay, but hay can suffice in a pinch. Using this method, I NEVER have to weed my veggie patch and rarely water it.....and don't hesitate -Try Swiss chard 'Bright Lights'. . .extremely easy, remarkably beautiful and -If you have access to these plots during fall winter, plant a late season of carrots and HEAVILY mulch with straw. . .nothing quite like pulling extra -Pole beans (on the NORTH side of your plot are much more productive in -Again, in these small spaces, consider growing cucumbers UP, using the -Add just one climbing annual (morning glory, cardinal vine, etc.) to each of -Unless clearly marked "determinate", EVERY tomato will get bigger than you -And as everyone else has said: HAVE FUN! Tuck flowers everywhere - who Carl - |
On planning: Typically I haven't, but in the last couple years, I bide my winter by playing with spreadsheets. I LOVE spreadsheets. And coloring. I found the perfect thing in my excel spreadsheets: CLIP ART! Coupled this with following someone else's format here at GW. Here's my current layout of my ~20 x 48' plot: It never occurred to me that I don't HAVE to plant in traditional boring rows until last year. So I make blocks. I only pick out the things that I like to eat, and only do 'different' things after a little research (like how difficult is it, or is it a regional thing that takes more time to grow than I have up here in the north). Minimal homework (and often NO homework) is required to make a veggie patch. Most questions are quick & easy, and you can do it "easy" or "complex." Both ways work. Choose the things you like to eat, then ask as many questions as you need to. |
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i second carl18 on the straw-mulch thing. weeding is for people with waaay too much time on their hands. fling the stuff with abandon. seed some lettuce or arugula now for instant gratification. since you have the luxury of two plots, pick a section for herbs ... tarragon, sage, lemon verbena, parsley, thai basil ... yummy. leeks are just plain gorgeous. when you've eaten through a section of something, plant bush beans in that space mid-summer. late-season crops are very satisfying. if you don't feel like figuring out two whole plots right away, throw a few squash seeds in the ground and stand back. they will take up lots of room. and i think it's a law that every veggie garden needs to have a clump of egyptian walking onions in one corner. and kale. i'm pretty sure all gardens are supposed to include kale. the best thing about a community garden is learning from the other gardeners. each one will have strongly-held opinions about what a proper vegetable garden should be. and they're all right! enjoy! |
Just for the pure fun of it - plant a luffa and/or a bird house gourd - on strong teepees, because they are both vines and get big. They will be your favorite thing and ZERO calories! |
Thank You...Thank You...Thank You... Your tips and tid bits have not only been informative but with your humor and support you all managed to jolt me out of a state of indecision. So now I have bought seeds, plants, and most importantly Mainely Mulch (an expensive weed free substitute for straw, as according to my only source for straw there is a shortage this year). This afternoon I started planting and I found that the same bad habits I have in my landscape gardens I have carried over to this veggie garden ie the seed packet suggests planting 12" apart and my alter ego kicks in and forces my hand to plant them 6" apart because….deep inside I know it all. This community garden experience is something I would highly recommend every gardener try at least once. Some things that I love are trying out all of the different tools, watching how other gardeners use tools, being in a garden with other people is new to me as well, the social etiquette of gardening with others is definitely interesting. This particular community garden is at a Far*m Institute which is dedicated to educating the youth about farming but also has a Community Garden, (small Veggie CSA), and a meat CSA. This past winter I signed up and paid for my yearly share of meat, and frankly didn't give it a second thought until now as I walk past all these critters offering them a top o' the morning salutation that I seem to even gush at the pigs. Well I certainly would appreciate continued tips and support and tomorrow I will post some photo's so you have a better idea of plot size ect. |
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- Posted by marie_of_roumania z6 MA (My Page) on Wed, May 12, 10 at 20:44
it's ok if you plant things closer than the packet says. that's the main thing i gleaned from reading about square foot gardening -- plant stuff closer than the packet says. and attemp verticality with viney things to save space. first year i had a community garden i crammed 20 tomato plants in a tight space. the plot was one giant tangle of tomato-y goodness. it was so wrong but so fun. you will be good at this. just you wait and see. |
I second the suggestion to find a copy of The Victory Garden. I like the way it is organized by month of things to plant, transplant, etc and other garden chores. I think a common mistake is planting an entire packet. I think it was Crockett that said a 4' row of lettuce is plenty. Try to do succession planting so everything doesn't come in all at once. This is esp smart with beans. The book on Square Foot Gardening gives good info on close planting. I don't like to waste space with wide rows. I always plant too many tomatoes but last year the season was so bad I didn't have any to give away. But, in good years, extras are easy to give away. Keep your zucchini picked while it's small. This will actually be impossible because zucchini can hide in the grass until one day you trip over a giant green bat. I have a huge file of zucchini recipes including some great ones for shredded big guys (great chocolate chip cookie recipe). Picking on a weekly basis is not often enough. I plant Confection winter squash from Johnny's. It takes up a lot of room but the squash keeps so well that we still have squash in March and April stored in a cool cellar or garage. I think of it as a great investment in winter meals. Best wishes for your veggie garden. |
OOOH - Defrost - will you share the zuke chocolate chip cookie recipe? sounds great! |
I had one plot last year, first time. This year I have two. This year I am trying to do some crop rotation and find that because I mixed all my veggies up in the beds last year, like my ornamentals back at the house, crop rotation is a challenge. I had tomatoes in just about every bed! So, where do I put the 'maters this year? (Good thing I have a new plot, huh?!) So my advice is to try to keep things in their place -- don't spread them all around like I did. My go-to book so far is The Vegetable Gardeners Bible by Ed Smith. Don't add up how much you spend on seeds, mulch, supplies, compost, etc. It is depressing. Sometimes I think I should just stick to the Farmer's Market...then I spend a blissful evening with DH, listening to the birds, watching the sun go down over our little farm, and it is all worth it! There is nothing like running down to the garden on my bike, coming home with a load of veggies in my basket and having them for supper. Or wandering down in December to dig spinach and leeks out of the snow. Oh, I could go on and on... |
Here you go nhbabs, I found this on cooks.com It has become our favorite chocolate chip cookie recipe, I use the semi-sweet chips. You can't tell that there is zucchini in them. I have a file folder full of zucchini recipes. CHOCOLATE CHIP ZUCCHINI COOKIES 3/4 c. shortening (creamed) 3 3/4 c. flour Mix well and drop by spoonful on cookie sheet. Bake at 350 degrees for 10 to 12 minutes. Let cool on cookie sheet. |
Thanks, Defrost! DH won't eat squash knowingly, but I've found that if I grate it and put it in things, he will. So it goes into baked goods and stews and I just don't list ingredients for him since he doesn't notice it in this form. ;>) I actually don't plant squash most years but there are always folks giving it away. It's one of the veggies that isn't worth planting just for me, though I do plant broccoli for me (& most years for the woodchucks, unfortunately.) |
Without a tradional 'plot' garden,and starting everything from seed April 1st (fool thing be damned), I have a blossom on my lemon cucumbers, the KY Wonder beans have climbed several feet, and 5 varieties of heirloom tomatoes are getting thicker stems because I planted them up to their first leaves. Herbs, lettuce, radishes, green onions are in the greenhouse. Strawberries in jar and pot - been picking for several weeks. Your plot prep info set me off on the Mainely Mulch pathway, but at the farm store, I opted for Simply Straw from Derby, CT (and 1/2 the price). So, thanks, KT, for the straw idea. Everything in raised beds, pots, and a garden pathway have used up my 2 bales. Some pics of my "spot plot" gardens. The elevated and protected way I grow veggies keeps the critters at bay. I've been sitting on the deck at 2p.m. and had deer walk 50' away and give a gentle nod. They walk right next to the deck at dawn, but when they ring the bell, I've got trouble! Hope you take more pictures in a month or so and post them. Garden looks good - and the tulle idea is great. Best of luck, KT. Kindly, Spot Plots Lemon Cukes |
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2 A prophet, Jehu son of Hanani, went to meet the king and said to him, "Do you think it is right to help those who are wicked and to take the side of those who hate the Lord? What you have done has brought the Lord's anger on you. | 2 Jehu the seer, the son of Hanani, went out to meet him and said to the king, "Should you help the wicked and love those who hate the LORD? Because of this, the wrath of the LORD is upon you. |
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Sandhill frogs are smallish fossorial anurans, known by two species, the Northern Sandhill Frog (Arenophryne rotunda) and the Southern Sandhill Frog (Arenophryne xiphorhyncha). Considerably more information is extant regarding the Northern Sandhill Frog. Both species are confined to very restricted spatial regimes in the near coastal area of Western Australia within the Southwest Australian savanna ecoregion.
the Southern Sandhill frog, Arenophryne xiphorhyncha, was earlier thought to be identical to A. rotunda; however, more detailed analysis reveals this closely related species residing in the Kalbarri dunes, is a distinct taxon. These two taxa apparently genetically diverged approximately five to seven million years before present.
The genus is known for its burrowing in soft sand soils in order to achieve hydradtion from the moist subsoil and to create burrows for refuge and breeding.
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NRA Senior Training Program Coordinator Steve Hoback let a few inside scoops loose before making his way home for the pending three day weekend. Apparently NRA's Education & Training Department is working on a couple of special deals for trainers and students alike.
Same thing goes for our student shooters. After purchasing a firearm, you're going to need the protection, a cleaning kit, Sureshot gloves, etc… Luckily enough, Brownells has special starter kit for you.
"Best thing is that our instructors will be able to sell these kits directly to their students," said Hoback. "That means a portion of the sale will go to the NRA Endowment, thus helping to make the overall program a self-sustaining one."
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So... Who's going to this? Or, who's been to this before?
Looking for info about it from a "personal experience" perspective... I am poking around on their site (www.nysavs.org) and not finding a whoile heck of a lot... They sure have a lotta affiliates listed, which makes me think it's huge! But... Who knows? Fred, I'm wondering if you've gone to this/plan to go this year...?
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Hey M3rmald, I have never been to one of the NY state conventions but I do know quite a few people who have been there. I'm sticking close to home this year because of the gas prices. However, I am considering going to the MAAVS Convention next year because I heard it is supposed to be in Pennsylvania. Fred in NJ |
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What's MAAVA '09 Stand for? In fact, what does NYSAVA..Do the first two letters stand for states where the conventions are being held? eg, NY-New York? Toni |
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That depends on what is causing that behavior to begin with.
Is that your site?
If so, what exactly is going on behind the scenes there?
If it is not your site, they probably don't want people deep linking like that.
If this post contains any code, I may or may not have tested it. It's probably just example code, so no getting knickers in a bunch over a typo, OK? If it doesn't have basic error checking in it, such as object detection or checking if objects are null before using them, put that in there. I'm giving examples, not typing up your whole app for you. You run code at your own risk.
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First things first, this isn't stolen, we built it for Playstation to promote Patapon 2.
Its a rhythm game where you control the Patapon tribe using "pata" or "pon".
As with our last game, its not meant to be a exact replica, just a flash minigame taster.
The instructions are in the game but its really no more complicated than hitting the left arrow key for "pata" and the right arrow key for "pon" in time to the music. The Patapon will tell you what combination does what and when you need to do it.
Oh and finally - there is no drum sound when you press the keys because Flash 10 still cannot respond with audio on a key press without serious lag (on PC - better on Mac). And those few nanoseconds of lag totally throws out your timing when playing this. So we left the drum beats off intentionally.
Rated 1 / 5 stars
i hate this
it has the most unresponsive controls ever. i was right on beat but i lost anyway. and im a drumer. patapon is a good game, but this flash is not.
Rated 4 / 5 stars
Id give a 10 for its a great game except for lag spikes, but not gicing my prise even when the demons were launching a barrage of lag at me and I even got 104 chars (THE MAX) thats sad!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
You see...
ya know why it allways has "pata pon" at the end of every comand this is why...your telling "patapon" to pata pata witch means "FORWARD" chaka chaka means "DEFEND YOURSELVES" and pon pon meas "CHARGE" in fever mode and in normal it means "FIGTH WITH ALL YOUR WILL"


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will increase opposition to this FCC mandate (including lawsuits
challenging it) and reduce the chance of some IT person saying "Oh, yes,
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Hi Pam,
Thanks for your comment and for the link to your article - very interesting. I hear your point but I'm not sure you heard mine. I'm talking here about using Klout for pure business purposes.
First, ok, I'm with you on that, Klout's communication sucks and I said so in the article above. Ok, they said they covered 13 networks while they were actually taking 4 into account - they lied. Ok. But so what - I mean, using Klout only for your own reputation management, surely your Foursquare check-ins are irrelevant. I connected only my Twitter, G+, LinkedIn and Facebook to my Klout. All other networks are personal. Those 4 are the only ones I use for business and therefore the only ones I wanted Klout to take into account when calculating my topics of interest.
Ok, Klout used data from underage people. Sure, that's bad. But they did not steal that data, these kids entered it and maybe their parents should better contro? I'm not going into that debate - my point is, ok they indexed underaged - but what does it have to do with your own use of Klout for business?
Privacy? Please... Klout uses data people enter themselves in social networks. It's fully ok to want to protect your privacy but you are responsible for the information you give to social networks. I have friends on Facebook whining that FB indexed their cellphone number. But hey, they entered their number themselves into Facebook in the first place... There is no stealing information, people enter it themselves.
While I really hear your point and see why you deleted your Klout profile, you're going to have to take my word for it when I say I know of many people who decided to boycott Klout because their score dropped. And note that I never said in my article that Klout is a social network. Because it is not, not at all.
Which brings me to my point, the point of my article and the answer to your ????? question - My point? IMO Klout is an awesome directory to find potential business contacts, contacts that you connect with on other networks and do powerful business networking.
Maybe there's a slight misunderstanding here, that is we do not see and use Klout for the same reasons and therefore do not have the same perspective on it?
Let me explain: while I am a Social Media marketer, my first, full-time job is being marketing manager for a translation company - my job is to find clients, companies in our expertise field that export and sell abroad and thus need translation services. We do 99% B2B services and I use social networks to find those clients, but also partners and service providers - and Klout has been a great, great pool so far to find and network with these people.
In my "second job" as an independant Social Media Manager, I agree that Klout is pretty useless as a clients / partners directory, merely a networking tool but it has not brought me any clients or any business opportunities so far.
I hope I made my point clearer?
Have a nice Sunday,
I do feel better, thanks ;)
Thanks for pointing out that complete deletion of a Klout profile was possible. Many colleagues reported it did not work and I tested it myself to discover that my profile was still there. A bug back then? Could be.
I'm not asking you to do anything. I'm merely suggesting that instead of throwing it all away with rage and anger, one should consider the bigger picture than their own score and own profile. I use Klout as a directory to find influencers to network with, and it's one hell of a powerful directory.
Have a great weekend!
Hahahaa thanks rainer for your enthusiastic - and true - feedback! ;)


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Bob R. 6/3/2010Your coolant (anti-freeze) is low! Use only BMW Coolant in BMWs. They have a special formulation that prevents your radiator and heater from clogging up. It is about $20/gal at the dealer. If it is only slightly low, you can just add water.
You mentioned that your temp gage rises when it's hot outside. That says you are low on coolant also.
Check the level when the engine is cold. The tank is on the left of the radiator when you open the hood, and it has a mark where the level should be when the engine is cold (KALT in German).
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12 Mar 2010 | #1 |
Volume Control wont move sound card slider
I have E-MU 1212M sound card, Windows 7 and I can't fix this problem which I haven't had before. I reinstalled the Windows 7 and now I can't move my Volume Control and affect my sound card volume. My sound card volume wont move until I move it.
It's like my volume mixer is pre-effected,before my sound card. any help will be appreciated, Thank you |
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12 Mar 2010 | #2 |
Did it before? The Windows volume control doesn't affect any of my players volumes, so if I have Winamp open for example, adjusting the volume with the Windows mixer control doesn't move the Winamp slider, nor does it move the WMP slider, which is why I leave Windows volume at full, and adjust the volume from within what ever program I'm using to watch a film or play music.
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12 Mar 2010 | #3 |
I know that the program slider wont move but when I was moving the Windows Volume Mixer, the Master volume slider of my sound card moved too. But now it isn't like before. See the picture, the Windows Volume Slider (master) is moved around 45-50% but the sound card slider wont move,it's still 0.
tnx for the fast response |
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12 Mar 2010 | #4 |
If it did it before, all I can suggest is the usual, uninstall then reinstall the card and the software to see if that helps.
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27 Mar 2010 | #5 |
I found the solution!
I was searching for this type of problem but there is no other problem like this one (I didn't find on internet).
I use AIMP 2 and my EMU 1212m sound card. And in the AIMP preferences it has option "Global Volume Controlling", it was disabled, and I enabled it. There is a picture for how it looks like after I checked the "Global Volume Controlling". Now when I use my Media Buttons on my keyboard for changing the volume, Master Volume on my sound card moves too! After a month I found the solution. Thank you for any help you provided... I appreciate that. I upload the pictures for people who has the same problem, or maybe an inspiration for similar problems like this one. |
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U.S.-- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says that by 2050, one-third of American adults will likely be diabetic. Since the U.S. already spends more than $175 billion a year for diabetes, health officials are getting worried.
Obesity numbers are getting higher, which is linked to type two diabetes. One study says more than 66% of Texas adults are overweight, ranking Texas 13th in the nation for obesity. It also says 9.8% have diabetes in Texas, putting it 9th in the nation.
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Americans are more dependent on the federal government than ever before. According to USA Today, 18.3 percent of the nation's total personal income was a payment from the government for Social Security, Medicare, food stamps, unemployment benefits and other programs in 2010. Much of this increase has come since 2008, mainly due to the expansion of healthcare and federal programs generally. Americans got an average of $7,427 in benefits last year, up from $4,763 in 2000. USA Today even breaks the data out by state, with New York leading the list.
This makes me sick.
Living off the government is not how to live the American Dream. Americans settled the Wild West, helped win two world wars and put a man on the moon. Immigrants have long sought the opportunity in America to make something of their lives through hard work. They didn't come to the United States looking for a handout. Americans have always dreamed big, tackled the impossible and taken big risks in the hopes to receive a big return on investment. Our country was built by risk takers, not rent seekers.
Have Americans gotten lazy? Has the government become too generous? Is this kind of behavior leading to our dependency on Uncle Sam? Will this kill the American Dream?
These are impossible questions to answer, but this research does highlight a really scary emerging trend. A culture that depends on the government will stifle innovation and lead to less risk-taking by those that grow our economy, entrepreneurs. American entrepreneurs are self-made, not made by the government. Government doesn't create jobs, entrepreneurs do. How will our economy emerge from the current stagnation if entrepreneurs don't create new companies?
This death of the American Dream also could have an impact on the state of our government itself. When the American people cast their ballots for hope and change in 2008, the same year that USA Today says our benefits began this dramatic increase, they voted for more government. Ben Franklin, one of our Founding Fathers said, "When the people find that they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic."
I have a more optimistic view of the United States. I think entrepreneurs will lead us to economic recovery and create the innovations and jobs that will reduce this dependence on our Federal government. Though the battles over the budget and raising the debt ceiling will continue in Washington over the summer, I remain hopeful that we can grow our way out of this current slump, rather than spend our way out. Entrepreneurs are the key to this recovery.
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Saturday, while pulling some weeds out of a long neglected corner of my yard, I found this tiny plant. I've had no roses set hips and have not seen any roses anywhere close to my house in a couple of years. Someone suggested to me that I should get rid of it, because it might be multiflora and might have RRD. It looks healthy enough,although I realize it's really young. I'd like to keep it and see if a) it survives, and b) what it turns into. With all of your experience, am I risking the roses I already have if I try? Sorry about being so blurry - chilly wind came in and really, really dark clouds. I was kind of in a hurry when I realized I needed a photo! |
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It's not multiflora and it shows no signs of RRD to my eye--and I've seen a boat load of RRD infected multiflora. I'd certainly keep it. Mother nature sent you a wee gift dilivered by one of her carriers, enjoy! |
Unless you took the pic last year you might want to fix the date/year on your camera. Nice find... |
A plant of multiflora is no more likely to have RRD than a plant of a garden variety. It's just that multiflora is all over the place where it can serve as a reservoir. Just watch the seedling like you watch al your roses. Your plant is probably plain mf, but might be an interesting hybrid. |
Great! Thank you, everyone. That's all good to know, and a big relief. OOPs on the date - I didn't realize the year was off. That'll get fixed like now. *All* my roses consist of 4. I'm nowhere near where any of you are, just starting with not a lot of room in the sun. But yes, they get watched plenty as will this one. I'm really curious as to what it might turn out to be. If multiflora, as long as it's healthy and I can find a place for it, COOL! |
That is such a sweet comment, subk3, about nature sending a "wee" gift. I really enjoyed reading it. Good luck watching your seedling, thedoggsLL! |
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Gem City Ballet was formed for 3 main purposes: (1) to educate young dancers in the joys and rigors of ballet performance; (2) to make quality ballet performances available to a wider audience; (3) to provide new and experienced choreographers an opportunity to create new works.
Barbara Pontecorvo, Artistic Director Gem City Ballet (GCB) was formed by Barbara Pontecorvo on January 8, 1992 initially to provide a performance outlet for the advanced students of Pontecorvo Ballet Studios. Originally known as Ballet de Jeunesse, there were eight women and one man present at the first rehearsal. Dancers are admitted by audition only, and auditions are open to all serious dance students in the Miami Valley area. GCB has produced twentey professional dancers in its short history. GCB performed its first Balanchine ballet, Concerto Barocco, in 2003, at the Victoria Theatre in Dayton. Gem City Ballet relies on donations from corporations and patrons like you for over a third of its operating budget. Gem City Ballet is recognized as a 501(c)(3) corporation and all donations are tax-deductible You can donate via Paypal using the button below. For more information, call 937-550-9245. Gem City Ballet receives major gift! Read the full press release .
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WEST CHESTER, PA, OCTOBER 29, 2009 â Aviom (WFX Booth 1124), exclusive developer of the world's most powerful audio transport protocol, A-Net®, is continuing the companyâs educational initiative with the announcement of its November Applications & Technical Training Program webcasts. This month, Aviom will be offering two types of seminars: one session is designed for contractors, consultants and other audio professionals and a second is a how-to for end users. The featured seminar for audio professionals for the month will be Aviomâs Pro64: The Next Generation of Digital Audio Connectivity held on November 2, 2009 at 3:00 p.m. Eastern (12:00 p.m. Pacific). November's featured end-user seminar is Lowering Stage Volume in the House of Worship taking place on November 2, 2009, at 8:00 p.m. Eastern (5:00 p.m. Pacific).
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March 2003It also helps that buyers get to pick from an infinite number of different colored wire, Stump asserts. "I don't know any one of our customers that has the same color; we seem to have every color under the sun—including PMS colors."
Panini confirms the current popularity of wire binding, while adding spot UV, satin UV, embossing, debossing, custom diecutting and foil stamping to the list of services that Citation Press provides. While these options are popular, they have to be used in the right circumstances.
"Fancy UV coatings, foil stamping and laminations, to name but a few of the more creative options, are kept for truly high-end pieces that are meant to last," Panini councils. "Rarely is this type of finishing adopted on short life-cycle marketing materials given out at trade shows."
Back east in Ohio, Stump sees similar trends from Herald Printing's customers. "Foil stamping, embossing and special diecuts are very popular now. Nobody wants just an 8.5x11˝, 6x9˝ or 5.52x8.5˝ book any more—they want something that is a little bit different."
Overall, print buyers are looking for finishing solutions that can leverage the use of technology, Panini explains, without impacting the bottom line. "With this in mind, they are also seeking ways of differentiating their printed materials by creatively taking advantage of what design software coupled with finishing technology can provide—step-cuts, a variety of diecuts, saddle stitching (also with inserts). The technology available allows you to translate artistic ingenuity into cleverly printed products.
"In order to make the variety of finishing options attractive to end users it is also important to present them as part of a comprehensive service provider offering," she continues.
"Citation Press functions as a consultant to its client base, be it designers or corporate marketing decision makers," Tran stresses. "The value of the finishing services has to be embedded in the overall vision that the printer has in engineering a project, taking into account the customer's marketing objective and budget constraints."
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The SB-15 also employs a newly developed, three roller glue application system with side gluing that helps ensure a consistent product. But it was the cameras in each individual pocket that really impressed Hegwood. "With some of the other systems I looked at, you could retrofit a (camera) that would read it after it was a complete book block before it went into the binder, in which case then you would have a whole gathering line full of incorrectly collated books to clear out—and that is a waste of time. "
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Ab-Soul and Kendrick Lamar are two of the most frantic and inventive minds in rap, and it's pretty awesome that they're both from the same Black Hippy crew. On "ILLuminate," a song from Ab-Soul's 2012 album Control System, both of them teamed up. And they both show up, in different forms, in the song's video, which takes place in an apocalyptic post-SOPA future where roving bands of youth have to find inspiration wherever they can. Fortunately, in this particular future, Ab-Soul vinyl is about as easy to come by as it is now. Fredo Tovar and Scott Fleishman direct; watch it below.
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Hi, it seems Vanilla is alive since at least 2005, can we find the old versions somewhere, for educational purpose?
I gave a look at the github page but I'm not familiar with Git, and it seems to not be there.
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I've been a TA for many schools around the Westchester area. Don't ask me how but some way or another I've been stuck helping out with the graduation gown ordering each year across 5 different schools.
I've been dealing with this reps that come in and take over the process. Each year around graduation time we struggle to get every student a graduation gown. Has anyone though of just ordering directly from a company rather then using a rep? I've found a company online that looks somewhat promising, Gordon International. Has anyone ordered their caps and gowns from them in the past? |
Here is a link that might be useful: Graduation Source
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- Posted by sheilajoyce (My Page) on Thu, Jan 10, 08 at 19:04
As I recall, our supplier covers hardship situations. However, though we are a very large school district, that is not a large percentage of our graduates. It is the cost of doing business with us. Not sure who they use, but that is how it is with an order of over 3000 caps and gowns for our district. |
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