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The flowers in the photo look pretty normal to me for iodantha. Are you comparing them to others you have? The foliage looks most like that of the Huntington form. The Huntington form is different in having a peloric terminal flower, which is symmetric (five petals at the end of a tube without a hood or lower lips). These flowers are often found at the end of a determinate flower spike. The deep purple flower in the middle of a wild carrot flower head is probably another example. The flower form is campanulate. The mint family is related to the Campanulaceae (bellflower family) at the subclass or superorder level (take your pick of whose system you want to follow) |
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Well Richard that may be the normal iodantha there but it isnt here, this is the normal iodantha.It is not a furry flower at all. Cheers A. |
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Ahhhhhhhhhhh Robin my purpurea is purple,do you think my purpurea may be muddled as well:) A. |
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A dead giveaway for Salvia purpurea (of at least one form) is the gray farina covering the calyxes. The width to length ratio of the leaves is bigger generally with purpurea from most iodantha forms. The bronze blush on the growing tops of new foliage and degree of purplish pigment on the under side of the leaves is also useful for separating the various forms of purpurea and iodantha (might as well toss in littae as well, which has both furry flowers and calyxes). |
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Yes. This book is right on par with Killing Lincoln.
Yes. I had to force myself to put it down.
If you are into history, you will really enjoy this and Killing Lincoln as well. I really enjoyed Bill's narration as well.
"Relevant Content for Today"
Top 20 %
Relevant Content for Today. This story is so similar to what is going on in the middle east.
Yes. Scott Brick could read the phone book and make it interesting.
Behind the Arab Spring
"Very Flat"
The story is moving so slooowly. After 2 books I really have to throw in the towel. The story is flat and repetitive, the characters are even flatter.
"I Hope it gets better"
I found the story was a little long winded, and the characters were bland. I will give the next book in the series and hope it picks up a bit.


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The team from Hardie Grant Egmont are delighted to announce that The Swap, from their Little Hare imprint, has been awarded the CBCA Early Childhood Book of the Year at this afternoon's annual event in Canberra. Banjo and Ruby Red, also a Little Hare title, has taken home the Honour Book Award for the same category.
"We couldn't be more thrilled to receive this news today," said Natasha Besliev, Managing Director of Hardie Grant Egmont. "I am so proud of our team who work really hard with our talented authors and illustrators to create beautiful stories for Australian children. To receive these high recognitions from the CBCA is truly gratifying."
Written by the late Jan Ormerod and illustrated by Andrew Joyner, The Swap is a heart warming story about the jealousy a child feels when a new sibling joins the family, a situation many families will find familiar. "The Swap is a very special book to me, so I'm delighted that it's received this recognition," said The Swap's illustrator, Andrew Joyner. "Although in many ways, I felt like I'd already received a prize simply by being asked to illustrate one of Jan's books. I never met Jan, but I've always admired her work, and the fact that she wanted me to illustrate one of her books – well, it meant a lot. I hope I was able to bring some of her warmth and grace and joy to the little world we made in The Swap."
"I can think of nothing more fitting for Jan Ormerod's legacy than for The Swap to have won this award," said Margrete Lamond, Little Hare Publisher. "With Andrew Joyner's warm, witty, insightful and inspired illustrations, both book and award are the perfect encore to a brilliant career, and I'm so very delighted for Andrew, for Jan, and for Jan's family."
Banjo and Ruby Red, which today took home the Honour Award, is the result of another successful collaboration between industry darlings Libby Gleeson and Freya Blackwood, who themselves are no strangers to the CBCA awards. As a pair they have been shortlisted for the prestigious award twice before for their picture books Clancy and Millie and the Very Fine House in 2010 and Look, a Book! in 2012. They took home the Book of the Year Award in 2007 for Amy and Louis. They both have been nominated independently several other times and continue to set the benchmark for children's picture books, both in Australia and internationally.
Margrete Lamond said "Libby and Freya seem to bring each other's work to life and Banjo and Ruby Red is no exception. It is wonderful to see these two honoured once again for another quirky, unique and heart-warming book."
Libby and Freya's next picture book, Go To Sleep, Jessie!, a beautiful story about Libby's own children, will be available from October 2014.
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Here comes a kiss–watch where it goes … a kiss for the tip of your sweet button nose. Children will delight in discovering where the next kiss lands in this celebration of love and play. Read aloud and watch the kisses jump off the page and into the hearts of the whole family. > Find out more
Nova Weetman
When it comes to netball, Edie Thomas is a natural. But she's only ever played for fun and to hang out with her netball-mad bestie Tess. But when she makes the state team, it looks like netball will be taking centre stage. Until … Edie drops out of the team when she scores a lead role in Romeo and Juliet opposite her long-time crush, Freddy. But will the school play be all that Edie dreams it will be? And will Tess ever forgive her for dumping netball? OR ... Edie begins to resent netball taking over her entire life. Will a cute distraction, in the shape of footballer hottie Finn, rekindle her passion for sport or will she quit netball for good? In this pick-a-path story YOU get to make Edie's decisions, and choose where her story goes. Follow your heart right to the end, or go back and choose all over again. > Find out more
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Make It Mega
This is no ordinary colouring book. Every page is part of an amazing GIANT scene. All you need to do is COLOUR in the pages, tear them out, then piece them together to MAKE two incredible posters for your wall. Whether you're roaming prehistoric jungles with your favourite dinosaurs or swimming with terrifying primitive monsters, you'll have hours of fun custom making your very own Jurassic scenes. > Find out more
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Augustus the tiger was sad. He had lost his smile. So he did a HUGE tigery stretch, and set off to find it. > Find out more
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Little Elephant LOVES trains! But Cat wants to play with his plane. Penguin wants to play with his car. And Rabbit would rather play with his digger. How will they learn to play together? > Find out more
Dr Mike Goldsmith and Richard Watson
Where does your food go after you swallow it? Flip the flaps and follow the fantastic journey of food to find out! Children are fascinated by poo, and particularly what happens to their poo when they flush the toilet, so they'll love this book about two children who follow the journey of food and drink after it passes through their bodies. > Find out more
Strange Hill High
Welcome to Strange Hill High! It's stranger than the caretaker at your old school! Let Mitchell guide you around the mysterious hallways of Strange Hill High, telling you all about the monsters that plague it, the weird time-warps that distort it, the teachers that bore it and the adventures of the plucky kid heroes that always panic but save the day in the end! > Find out more
Stacey McCleary, illustrator: David Cornish
This gorgeous Princess pencil case contains two awesome Adventure Time books, plus stickers to add your name to your pencil case! > Find out more
This totally RAD Adventure Time notebook contains secrets... So don't open it. Unless you want a good thumpin on your noggin. > Find out more
Fhiona Galloway, Illustrator: Jonathan Litton
Join little Bear and his friends in this heart-warming book of giving. Bright artwork, finger-holes and a cheerful rhyming story make learning come alive! > Find out more
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Mission Statement:
An appropriate paraphrase of the Psalm to describe SACRED HEART PARISH, which has so diligently served the immigrant Germans and their descendants in this community since 1870, and then to be joined by the immigrant Italians and their descendants since 1969, from the original site on 5th and Broadway. Spiritual service is now rendered to all who come to worship the Lord at Sacred Heart.
Facebook Page: Check out our newFacebook Page. Search on Facebook for Sacred Heart Church Cincinnati. Keep up to date with the latest news from the parish!
I have been approached by parents about the possibility of celebrating First Holy Communion and the Sacrament of Confirmation in the parish. If you have a child or a young adult who is need of preparation for the sacraments, please send Fr. Fernandes an email at firstname.lastname@example.com or call the rectory 541-4654.
DISCOUNTED RAVIOLI DINNER STOCK FOR SALE. Frozen ravioli $6.00 per box of 50 with purchase of ten or more boxes. Please call the office Monday through Thursday 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. for information at 513-541-4654.
If you wish to have a mass offered for the intentions of a person living or the repose of the soul of a beloved deceased, please call the office at 541-4654 Monday thru Thursday 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. or send your request to Sacred Heart Church, 2733 Massachusetts Ave., Cinti., OH 45225. The standard offering for the Mass remains $5.00.
Choir Voices Wanted: Sacred Heart is instituting an ensemble that may be developed into a parish choir for the English Mass at 9 am. Rehearsals will be Wednesdays at 7 pm in the music gallery of the church. Anyone with a desire to sing with us please contact John Valentine, 614-286-5710; firstname.lastname@example.com.
Weddings. We have had a number of requests for weddings- in the Ordinary and Extra-Ordinary Forms of the Roman Rite- at Sacred Heart in the past few months. We have had very few weddings here the past few years, but we are happy to welcome those wishing to be married in the Church here at Sacred Heart. Celebrating weddings here is a great way to connect people with the parish and to bring them to our beautiful church. If you know of someone looking to get married and or searching for a home in a parish, please send them our way. The parish WEDDING GUIDELINES can be found here.
September 2014
My dear brother and sisters in Christ,
I want to thank you for your hospitality and kindness during these past three months. With this letter, I want to follow up on some of the initiatives foreseen in my letter of July 2014.
I want to thank you for your generosity, not only financially but also in your willingness to serve in this parish. In July, I made known to the parish that Bishop Binzer asked me to establish a parish pastoral council and a parish finance council. To that end, a parish census was initiated; it also attempted to find out what talents and gifts parishioners might be willing to put at the service of the parish.
I am now prepared to announce to you the members of the pastoral council and finance council, which are advisory or consultative to the pastor or administrator. While the frequency and schedule of meetings has not yet been determined, the following have agreed to serve on the respective councils. The members of the parish finance council are Neil Durso; Joyce Gordon; Kelly McCullough; Joe Pitocco; and, Ed Rubeo. These members all have some expertise in finance, accounting, and/or are familiar with the administration of Sacred Heart Parish.
I tried to select members for the parish pastoral council from each of the Masses; long-time parishioners and new parishioners; members of the Italian societies who are also parishioners; and a good mix of men and women. The members of the pastoral council are: Maurice DuPont; Basilia Durso; Gail Finke; Paul Gallagher; Joyce Gordon; Don Henz; Mary Lou Lynch; Kelly McCullough; Ed Rubeo; Barry Sebralla; and, Andrew Spoor.
I am grateful for their willingness to serve in this important time of transition for the parish. I realize that there are some others who could have served well on these councils. Your advice is also welcome and your gifts are truly appreciated. I simply did not want the size of the councils to become too large. I would ask that you continue to think of ways to be engaged and to "grow the business" at Sacred Heart. You should feel free to contact me, or one of your pastoral council members, if you have ideas about how our parish can thrive and be built up.
If the Lord does not build the house, in vain do the builders labor. For the house to be built up, spiritual renewal is necessary. We have added confession times. Each Saturday morning following morning Mass, we have confessions and a Eucharistic Holy Hour. Still, we need to do more as a parish, beginning with Mass attendance. I am asking, especially during the month of October, for each parishioner or family to invite one person to Sacred Heart or to invite someone back to Sacred Heart. The personal invitation goes a long way. I am asking each parishioner to actively participate in the Mass, whether interiorly or exteriorly- through prayer and/or through song. Bunn=Minnich is nearly completed with the organ restoration. John Valentine, our organist, deserves gratitude from the parish for helping to oversee its restoration. The Latin Mass choir too is ready to resume in October and can use voices. Recently, I trained a few new altar boys for the English Mass. Think about how you can get involved in the life of the parish.
A parish is like a family. My mother used to quote Father Peyton, saying, "The family that prays together, stays together." The family rosary was an important part of my childhood. I am asking every family to consider praying the rosary daily during the month of October, the month of the Rosary, for the renewal of our parish, for the elderly and sick of the parish, and for protection of Christians who are persecuted for their faith.
Years ago there was a Ladies' Sodality- the Society of Our Lady of Pompeii – that was dedicated to fostering devotion to the rosary and to Our Lady of Pompeii (Pompei); caring for the church, the sacristies, and the vestments; and to fostering a sense of community among the women of the parish. I would like to restart that group during October. Melissa Talley (513.542-9569; email@example.com) has been serving as the parish sacristan and she has agreed to lead this group, along with Maria Sebralla (513.755-3725; firstname.lastname@example.com) and Virginia DuPont (513.481.3505; firstname.lastname@example.com). Members of the group would commit themselves to praying the rosary daily; to assist in the care for the church, the sacristies, vestments, and linens; to attending periodic meetings and occasional spiritual conferences; and to occasionally offering hospitality for parish functions and receptions (i.e.- coffee and donuts). If you are interested, please contact one of them, so that an initial meeting can be scheduled.
Once a month, on the Second Sunday, beginning in October, between the 9:00 am English Mass and the 11:30 am Latin Mass, there will be Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament. During the time of Exposition, members of the Society, as well as all parishioners and guests, could gather to pray the rosary together. At approximately, 10:30 am, the Holy Rosary will be recited. I am hopeful that by gathering together for prayer, for spiritual conferences, and for socials, parishioners- from both the 9:00 and 11:30 Masses -will get to know one another a little better and we can be more like a family –with Jesus and Mary at the center of our life.
As a seminary dean and professor, I have been somewhat protected from the many administrative duties of a parish priest and of the many difficult decisions that must be made with respect to finances, buildings, personnel, etc. The task is daunting, and I know that I could not do it without your help and without the grace of God. Thank you for all that you are doing for Sacred Heart Church.
Completely yours in the Heart of Jesus,
Father Earl K. Fernandes, STD
Parochial Administrator, Sacred Heart Church
The Vocation Office of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati has released a series of videos entitled "The Gift of the Priesthood." Filmed in conjunction with Mount St. Mary's Seminary of the West, they offer the opportunity to draw young men to consider a priestly vocation: http://www.cincinnativocations.org/category/video/
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1/30/2015 |
Dodgers contingent honors Wounded Warriors
On Friday 22 current Dodgers and three franchise luminaries took part in a special luncheon to benefit the Wounded Warriors Project.
1/30/2015 |
Dodgers highly represented among Top 100 Prospects
MLB.com's Top 100 Prospects list was released Friday, revealing four from the Dodgers' organization: shortstop Corey Seager, left-hander Julio Urias, outfielder Joc Pederson and right-hander Grant Holmes, the club's first-round Draft pick in 2014.
1/30/2015 |
Puig looking for redemption vs. rival Cardinals
Yasiel Puig stood on a balcony in the 26th floor of City Hall on Friday afternoon, staring out into downtown Los Angeles before a luncheon to benefit the Wounded Warriors Project and talking mostly about how often he thinks about those pesky Cardinals, who have eliminated his Dodgers in back-to-back Octobers.
1/30/2015 |
Gabe Kapler's favorite player: A.J. Ellis
Dodgers catcher A.J. Ellis is Gabe Kapler's favorite player.
1/29/2015 |
Dodgers players to help cap special week in the community
The Dodgers' week-long "Pitching in the Community" initiative to serve the greater Los Angeles area concludes Friday, with up to 22 current players participating in events throughout the city.
1/29/2015 |
Penalties could keep Dodgers out of Moncada bidding
The Dodgers' desire to sign Cuban free agent Yoan Moncada has been tempered by the weighty penalties that would be levied against the club if it does.
1/29/2015 |
2015 Prospect Watch: Top 10 outfielders
The top 10 outfielders list annually has some of the most athletic and exciting prospects in the Minor Leagues, and this year is no different. Here is MLBPipeline.com's breakdown of the top-ranked outfield prospects for 2015.
1/29/2015 |
Which prospects will make the Top 100 cut?
After an offseason filled with transactions and intrigue, Spring Training is fast approaching. That means it's time for the unveiling of the latest MLBPipeline.com Top 100 Prospects list. The Top 50 will be unveiled during a one-hour special on MLB Network and MLB.com beginning at 9 p.m. ET, and the entire list will be available on MLB.com.
1/29/2015 |
When they were prospects: Kershaw
While no one could have predicated that Clayton Kershaw would become the first NL pitcher in almost 40 years to win the MVP Award, there was every reason to believe he was destined for stardom when MLB.com's Jonathan Mayo ranked him as the No. 4 prospect in baseball heading into the 2008 season.
1/29/2015 |
Dodgers' regular-season tickets on sale Friday
Single-game tickets for Dodgers 2015 regular-season games will go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. PT.
1/28/2015 |
Veteran lefty Bedard signs Minors deal with spring invite
The Dodgers announced Wednesday the signings of veteran starter Erik Bedard and Minor League reliever Ben Rowen to Minor League contracts with invitations to Spring Training.
1/28/2015 |
Prospect Watch: Top 10 shortstops
MLBPipeline.com's 2015 Top 100 Prospects list will be unveiled on Friday on MLB.com, with the Top 50 revealed during a one-hour show on MLB Network at 9 p.m. ET. Leading up to that, MLBPipeline.com takes a look at baseball's Top 10 prospects at each position.
1/27/2015 |
Dodgers Minor Leaguers get 50-game suspensions
Dodgers Minor Leaguers Robert Carson and Theo Alexander were handed 50-game suspensions on Tuesday resulting from a second positive test for undisclosed drugs of abuse.
1/26/2015 |
A-Gon puts faith in Dodgers' new-look lineup
Adrian Gonzalez, speaking from a skills clinic at a high school in East Los Angeles on Monday, said he isn't worried about the losses of Matt Kemp and Hanley Ramirez affecting the Dodgers' power in 2015.
1/26/2015 |
2015 Prospect Watch: Top 10 second basemen
Leading the array of new faces among top second-base prospects is Jose Peraza, who could soon be part of a formidable double-play combination with Andrelton Simmons in Atlanta. Micah Johnson of the White Sox and the Blue Jays' Devon Travis are the two players who remain from last year's list.
1/24/2015 |
Adrian to help Dodgers launch weeklong caravan
First baseman Adrian Gonzalez will appear at Garfield High School in East Los Angeles on Monday as the 12th annual Dodgers Community Service Caravan kicks off.
1/23/2015 |
Korean group reportedly aims to buy minority share of Dodgers
A Korean consortium is negotiating to purchase a minority stake in the Dodgers from Guggenheim Baseball Management, according to multiple reports. The Dodgers have not confirmed the reports.
1/22/2015 |
Autograph-session tickets for LA FanFest on sale Friday
A limited number of autograph-session tickets for the Jan. 31 FanFest at Dodger Stadium will be available for sale online Friday at 10 a.m. PT for $20 via dodgers.com/fanfest.
1/22/2015 |
Dodgers' open house to showcase season ticket mini-plans
The Dodgers will hold an open house on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. PT for potential buyers of season ticket mini-plans.
1/20/2015 |
Vision takes Dodgers' system in new direction
Concurrent with last week's Player Development Camp held at Dodger Stadium for three dozen Minor Leaguers, the Dodgers brought in Minor League managers and coordinators for an introduction to a new way of organizational thinking under Andrew Friedman, the president of baseball operations.
1/18/2015 |
Dodgers ink Bedard to Minor League contract
The Dodgers have signed veteran left-hander Erik Bedard to a Minor League contract with an invitation to Major League Spring Training. Bedard, 36, went 4-6 with a 4.76 ERA in 15 starts during the 2014 season for Tampa Bay.
1/16/2015 |
FanFest on Jan. 31 to be held inside Dodger Stadium
This year's Dodgers FanFest, to be held Saturday, Jan. 31, will take place for the first time inside Dodger Stadium and not in the parking lot. Entrance to the event is free.
1/16/2015 |
Dodgers avoid arbitration, strike deals with trio
The Dodgers reached agreements with pitchers Kenley Jansen and Juan Nicasio and infielder Justin Turner on one-year contracts Friday, avoiding arbitration hearings for 2015.
1/15/2015 |
Bradley University names school for Steiner
Bradley University has named its nationally renowned sports communication program in honor of Dodgers play-by-play announcer Charley Steiner.
1/15/2015 |
Heisey, Dodgers agree to 1-year deal, avoid arbitration
LOS ANGELES - The Dodgers and outfielder Chris Heisey reached a Thursday agreement on a one-year contract for $2.16 million, avoiding salary arbitration. More Results > |


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Reviewed Sweet Potato-Pecan Casserole
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"This was very good. I used more of the pecan mix on top just because that was my preference. It was easy to make. I used my rice cooker's steam option to steam the potatoes and it worked just fine. Will make this again.""


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"Xyvos is a good antivirus."
Xyvos is a good antivirus for those who understand how it works .
I'm amused to see some tests that show how the system is collapsed trying all sorts of malware, that any antivirus would fail .Cons
It should however better communication from Xyvos and maybe an update considering that the last one was in 2010 .
A combination with WinPatrol can be a good solution for old computers.


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The latest chapter in the epic saga of the making of England, magnificently brought to life by "the reigning king of historical fiction" (USA Today), Bernard Cornwell.
As the ninth century wanes, Alfred the Great lies dying, his lifelong goal of a unified England in peril, his kingdom on the brink of chaos. Though his son, Edward, has been named his successor, there are other Saxon claimants to the throne—as well as ambitious pagan Vikings to the north. Torn between… (more)
The novel taps into a particular kind of male fantasy; as such, it works very well. "I am just me, Uhtred of Bebbanburg," says the hero after a brief moment of self-examination in which he ponders the role of Christianity in making people act in a moral way: "I have never tried to be good, though nor do I think I am wicked." The same might be said of Death of Kings
The consummate skill with which Cornwell evokes every aspect of Uhtred's story and character transforms an already exciting book into a truly outstanding one.
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Reviewed Shrimp Fra Diavolo
Jul 16, 2013 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"Wow was this delicious! I changed it just a bit by adding in some mussels, scallops and lobster and an extra can of tomatoes (used one can Italian style and one can spicy red) and served over linguini....fantastic! I like spicy and this was perfect for my taste, but if I were to serve company I would probably cut the crushed red in half. Served""
Reviewed White Bean Tuna Salad
Jul 16, 2013 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"This is my new favorite tuna salad, was delish! Highly recommend letting it sit for a bit as the flavors really come together the longer you do. Nice and light and healthy, and perfect if you are a tuna fan but don't like all the mayo most recipes call for. Will definitely make again.""


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How many times have you heard the words "it's just a t-shirt?" Well, turns out there's more to this attire than most people think, as hinted by the T-Shirt Stories Trailer.
The T-Shirt Stories Trailer is a clip that gives audiences a sneak preview of a documentary directed by Dimitri Pailhe and Julien Potart. The entire video showcases a variety of pop cultural figures and designers who explain their obsession with the cool, cotton apparel, the meaning behind it and even the history of t-shirts. Think of it as a deep introspective on the everyday attire that people don during the summer. Names like Dov Charney of American Apparel, Tony Alva (one of the original Z-Boys) and Verbal of Teriyaki Boyz all make an appearance in the film.
The debut of T-Shirt Stories hits TVs on June 29th on France's Canal+.


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This Ground Cover/weed is taking over my yard.
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The picture is kind of fuzzy but that looks like a lot of "Ground Ivy", "Creeping Charlie", " Glechoma hederacea". This "weed" grows best in certain soil conditions that are not good turf grass conditions so the first step in control is a good, reliable soil test. Contact your counties office of the Ohio State University USDA Cooperative Extension Service about having a good, reliable soil test done (and I know some of these do not do the test themselves but they know who will). Then dig in with these simple soil tests to see what soil you currently have, 1) Structure. From that soil sample put enough of the rest to make a 4 inch level in a clear 1 quart jar, with a tight fitting lid. Fill that jar with water and replace the lid, tightly. Shake the jar vigorously and then let it stand for 24 hours. Your soil will settle out according to soil particle size and weight. A good loam will have about 1-3/4 inch (about 45%) of sand on the bottom. about 1 inch (about 25%) of silt next, about 1 inch (25%) of clay above that, and about 1/4 inch (about 5%) of organic matter on the top. 2) Drainage. Dig a hole 1 foot square and 1 foot deep and fill that with water. After that water drains away refill the hole with more water and time how long it takes that to drain away. Anything less than 2 hours and your soil drains' too quickly and needs more organic matter to slow that drainage down. Anything over 6 hours and the soil drains too slowly and needs lots of organic matter to speed it up. 3) Tilth. Take a handful of your slightly damp soil and squeeze it tightly. When the pressure is released the soil should hold together in that clump, but when poked with a finger that clump should fall apart. 4) Smell. What does your soil smell like? A pleasant, rich earthy odor? Putrid, offensive, repugnant odor? The more organic matter in your soil the more active the soil bacteria will be and the nicer you soil will smell. 5) Life. How many earthworms per shovel full were there? 5 or more indicates a pretty healthy soil. Fewer than 5, according to the Natural Resources Conservation Service, indicates a soil that is not healthy. |
Here is a link that might be useful: OSU CES
This ground cover has small red berries that don't show in the picture. I'll look into a soil test. |
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Jul 27, 2014 on FoodNetwork.com
"I followed the recipe until I goofed up the batter layering. I used 3/4 of the batter on the bottom, then 3/4 peaches and smoothed on the remaining 1/4 batter. I sprinkled all the sugar on the whole thing, then added the 1/4 peaches. I baked it for 60 minutes since it was still not done in the middle, and then sprinkled dark brown sugar on top...."
Reviewed ej's simple italian meatball soup
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Reviewed thousand island dressing
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Jul 1, 2014 on FoodNetwork.com
Reviewed strawberry country cake
May 25, 2014 on FoodNetwork.com
"Lovely cake, better than a strawberry shortcake. It took about 55 minutes to bake 2 rounds but I chalk it up to using sour cream substitute (buttermilk and butter). Also didn't have an orange so used 1/4t orange extract. The cakes had just a bit of crisp to the outside. I had left over icing that went in between the rounds with strawberries placed..."
Reviewed slow cooker chocolate candy
May 16, 2014 on FoodNetwork.com
"I read the reviews first and it turned out wonderfully delicious. I had my slow cooker on low but checked and stirred the mixture every 30 minutes for 3 hours. I added unsalted macadamia nuts not peanuts, mini caramel pieces, along with the vanilla bark and choco chips. Creamy and smooth. Makes 2 dozen candies and I froze 1/2 dozen. Definitely..."
Reviewed baked fudge
Apr 7, 2014 on FoodNetwork.com
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Apr 5, 2014 on FoodNetwork.com
"These donut puffs are the tastiest little treats. They are so much better than any store bought donuts/donut holes I ever purchased. And easy to make. I had to substitute a couple of ingredients since I didn't have them on hand. I used leaf lard instead of shortening and 1/2 and 1/2 for whole milk. I put in 1/8t of nutmeg, 1t cinnamon and 1t..."
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I'm doing some research and am trying to determine whether the creation story of Genesis, chapter 1 (7 days-let there be light) is consistent with the Big Bang Theory. I am finding sources that contradict one another. I'd like to know if the Genesis story of creation is consistent with the Big bang theory solely from a Catholic point of view.
The Catechism of the Catholic Church has Thus it may be seen that Catholic teaching, expressed in the Catechism, does not depend on the literal truth (or not) of Genesis 1. Other than a few brief words of literary analysis, it expresses no opinion — although St Augustine of Hippo certainly did. What is important is that Genesis 1 testifies that God created all that exists, and did so from nothing. Although God is continually revealing himself and his methods, scientists have not reached the origin of creation, either by observation of the deep universe or by theoretical calculation. Even if one posits that the Big Bang was the means by which creation was effected, it is thought that everything emanated from a singularity: a point of infinite density and zero size — nothing. 128: Gen 1.1 |
Some Christians believe that the universe was created with apparent age, i.e., that it appeared fully formed, mature and complete, looking older than it actually was. For such Christians, the big bang is completely consistent because it is a description of how the universe appeared to have been created, not necessarily how it was created. The common argument against this position is that it makes God deceptive, but you would only be deceived if you first ignored God's revelation of how he acted. A further explanation for this theory: The universe God created has a few fundamental physical laws. One is the law of conservation of mass/energy: it is impossible for matter or energy to come into existence in the universe that did not exist before. (Ignoring quantum mechanics, in which case it would appear to come from other interactions, which we can detect now.) This is true even when God acts miraculously. When Jesus turned the water into wine the wine appeared much older than it really was. If you had tested it with today's technology you would have been able to detect the types of grapes it had been made from, the wood of the barrels it was stored in, the time it had matured. Jesus could not have made excellent wine that wasn't old, because young excellent wine can't exist. The simplest miracle God could do is create a single particle, such as a photon. But God couldn't create a photon in a way in which the photon would have appeared to have spontaneously come into existence. The photon would appear to have been travelling in a straight line for all time before. There is only one fully stable state for the universe: a singularity. The universe cannot appear to be infinitely old. So when God created the universe it must necessarily have appeared to come from a singularity. In a sense, the big bang is inevitable. |
The 1909 Pontifical Biblical Commission said: See this for more info. So for Catholics there is no inconsistency. Pope Pius XII spoke of the compatibility of the Catholic faith and the Big Bang theory in his 22 November 1951 speech to the Pontifical Academy of Sciences. (Unfortunately, I don't know of an English translation of it, but this machine translation isn't too bad.) |


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I'll be making a trip to Portland soon and would like any suggestions. We will be coming from the south coast and love to find new ones to visit. Any suggestions greatly appreciated to feed the flower lover. |
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See cistus.com. Also pick up a copy of THE PLANT LOCATOR - WESTERN REGION (Black-Eyed Susans/Timber). |
try Joy Creek in St. Helens |
If you're looking for shrubs and trees, there's one on I-5 between Salem and Wilsonville that I find has good prices and a large selection. http://www.gardenworldonline.com/ A small nursery I recently discovered is the Garden Corner, 21550 SW 105th Ave, Tualatin, OR (internet says the address is 108th, but I discovered otherwise). Beautiful grounds...........and they have the best selection of water fountains I've seen. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Garden World
- Posted by buyorsell888 Portland Oregon (My Page) on Tue, Jun 20, 06 at 12:46
Garden World has a ton of trees and shrubs at reasonable prices. Al's Garden Center in either Woodburn (right off I5) or Sherwood (left on Tualatin Sherwood Rd from I5 and straight on to Roy Rogers Rd when you get to 99W) has a ton of stuff, beautiful displays. Has a lot of hardgoods and annuals. Less trees and shrubs. Joy Creek Nursery has a nice display garden in Scappoose and Cistus on Sauvie Island does too. Both carry selections of plants they specialize in. They are about ten minutes apart. Portland Nursery on Division or Stark both left off the I205 at those exits is like Al's a general garden center with a little bit of everything. They have more shrubs and perennials than Al's, nice displays, less hardgoods/giftsware. Division has a greenhouse full of houseplants and another with succulents/cacti. Hughes Water Gardens in Tualatin is on Stafford Rd, take the Wilsonville Exit on I5 and go right follow the road past the town and around to the north past the school and just past the left turn lane for 65th turn left into Hughes parking lot. |
Cistus and Joy Creek have a wide variety of perennials, but are higher priced. Portland Nursery sells many 4" pots for $2-3 and gallons from $6-8 but at the other nurseries 4" pots may be $6 and gallons $12+. They are also 30 miles off I-5. Some other nurseries are Willamette Falls and Tualatin River Nursery and Coffeehouse off 10th St. exit in West Linn, a few miles E of I-5 on I-205. Shonnard's in Corvallis is a few miles off I-5. Loen's in Sherwood is a few miles SW on 99w. And N of Portland in Vancouver is Shorty's Nursery, 179th St. exit, go N on 10th Ave. to 199th St. Further north is Bird's English Country Gardens off 269th St., and in Woodland, Tsugawa's. E of I-5 about 7 miles on 179th, R on 102nd Ave to 168??, and only open on weekends from 10-3pm, is Collector's Nursery, which not only has choice selections of perennials but also a lovely garden to view them in nicely landscaped. |
- Posted by zzepherdogg 7 (My Page) on Tue, Jun 20, 06 at 22:20
My mom and I have a little joke between the two of us, look and dream at Joy Creek, and buy the 2 or3 things you cant live with out, then finish up your shopping at "Means Nursery",which is just befor you turn off the highway to go up the hill to joy creek. :) I love all the ones mentioned, as well,if you want fuchsias you have to go to "Fesslers" out off Monitor Mckee rd past Al's from hwy 99. another one that is delightfull out there is "Fergusons Fragrant." If you go to Al's, try to get these 2 in, technicly I guess they are in St Paul. Fesslers has over 100 types of fuchsias at under 2$ each. they are friendly, kind and helpfull, I just cant say enough about this great little mom and pop place. they also have geraniums, and all sorts of other goodies, most are anuals, but many, like the fuchsias, are the type that most of us can keep going. you cant go wrong wiht any of these. It sounds like a wonderfull trip. By the way, if you mention fuchsias, people are going to send you to a place called Moniers, its real nice, its also a doller, (at least ) apiece more than Fesslers, and I dont think there are any folks cheerier and more plesant to deal with than Fesslers. |
- Posted by diane_kirkland Z8 Seattle (My Page) on Wed, Jun 21, 06 at 23:17
I strongly recommend Cistus on Sauvie Island. The island itself is beautiful and the plant selection is as interesting as Heronswood's was. You can often get plants grown from seed selected by Sean Hogan and Parker Sanderson at higher elevations and cold hardier than those found at other nurseries. The staff is wonderful, the nursery beautiful and the plants strong and healthy. We drive down from Seattle with only Cistus as our destination. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Cistus Nursery
Thanks so much for all your suggestions. Yes, this will be a great trip. We did this last year and hit just a few...fragrant gardens was one of them. It was great. We also went to the antique rose gardens. We mostly window shop but can't help to pick up those eyecatchers here and there. We're limited to the size of the vehicle although have joked about renting a little u-haul for the way back:) The selection down here just isn't much. Mostly just the standard stuff you find at the stores with a few extras. We have a great climate, far enough away from the ocean to escape the fog but not bake like the valley, so are able to grow a wide range of things not usual for the area. Thanks again, can't wait to check some of these out. |
- Posted by sarahmakes6 z8 OR (My Page) on Fri, Jun 23, 06 at 19:13
In case you're looking for a few out of the way places, here are my favorites. Dancing Oaks, outside Monmouth. It's off the beaten path but it's a lovely drive and a beautiful nursery. Bauman Farms, south of Woodburn. If you visit Al's as mentioned above, Bauman Farms is just a quick jaunt down the road. It's small, family-owned and also a great visit. If you're coming from the south you might consider stopping at Garland's in Corvallis. It's a bit of a local landmark. |
- Posted by buyorsell888 Portland Oregon (My Page) on Sun, Jun 25, 06 at 15:53
Bauman Farms is a nice visit, they have a produce market and bakery too and cider press. Display garden and petting zoo. The folks at Fesslers are really nice people. I used to buy poinsettias from them wholesale years ago. I didn't realize that they now sold retail or that they did. It has been years. They certainly deserve business and the Baumans are really nice too. I buy a lot at Shorty's in Vancouver. Probably more than anywhere else. Their prices are excellent and no tax for Oregonians. They can be a buck or two or even three or four cheaper than Al's or Portland Nursery on identical plants from the same grower. |
If you could stop in Eugene you would really enjoy seeing Northwest Garden. They have a beautifully landscaped display garden. They don't have a huge variety of plants and they are definetly not cheap but everything they have is really interesting. Have a great trip...Tache |
- Posted by bluewaterk 9b (My Page) on Sat, May 15, 10 at 19:53
I was just out to Farmington Gardens on the west side of town towards the end of Scholls Ferry. It was a pretty big nursery and enjoyable to wander around in. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Farmington Gardens
Where I have bought my plants: I have focused on getting my plants at the best prices I could. 10). Magnolias: I wanted an inexpensive Butterflies Magnolia. Whitman Farms of Salem (primarily a mail order nursery) had on their plant catalog a 1 gallon for $25, but they were out. Portland Nursery had a 1 gallon on their pricelist for about $23 but they were also out. 12). Roses: Portland Nursery has a ton. Tsugawa has quite a few also. In general good sized roses are in the $20-25 range so it's not necessarily worth shopping around that much, although I got a bare root Blue Girl at Lowes for something like $8. These are the best sources I have found for shrubs and trees. If you are looking for annuals and perennials there are additional nurseries, for example Joy Creek, that would be worth trying. |
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Inauguration Journal: Scattered Thoughts Over Four Days of History
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It's a better country than I thought it was. I honestly wouldn't have thought this possible. I guess I would have agreed with the older generation of African Americans in my neighborhood: Th ...
Back to the Future with Focus on the Family
Originally Posted: 08/31/2011 - 3:39pm | Type: Blog -

Yesterday, Jim posted his response to Focus on the Family....Act ...
The Worst of the Worst?
Originally Posted: 08/31/2011 - 3:39pm | Type: Blog -

Friday morning I posted about Bush legalizing waterboarding. That evenin ...