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Will Nebraska Ever be a Consistent Top-Five Program Again?
NO, Bob Devaney & Tom Osborn had some kind of strange Juju going to get kids to come to the cornfields to play. not sure how that will happen with today's kids.
ONE Not Done!
I think some were wondering the same about Ohio State in the years after Woody.
Never again is a long time. I think Nebraska has the resources to return to glory, but it won't happen under Pelini.
National Champions
Let me preface I don't follow Nebraska or USC football but when talking shop with a USC fan one time a few years back, I was giving credit to Tressel for putting a wall up around Ohio and part of the results if you looked at when he came in (and a couple of years later the effects began to be felt), scUM and ND started they're downward decent (yes they've had some "success"). He stated the same was done in California against what had been an out of state power taking alot of their kids, Nebraska. If true they'd need to gain that foothold back or create a new one in Texas, Fla or some where. Also, purely speculation, but wasn't there alot of rumors of a steroid system running through their program during dominance?
Go Bucks and michigan STILL SUCKS!
I am pretty sure that Dave Rimington was big on the juice.
To err is human. Really sucking requires having yellow stripes on your helmet.
When you say "consistent top 5 program" that implies year-in-year-out like their 90s dynasty. I don't think that is going to happen, but I think Nebraska should consistently be a top 10 to top 15 program with the occasional top 5 finish. They should contend for the B1G West each and every year along with Wisconsin and Iowa.
Aside question, since their last National Championship, which they split, in 1997..... Which program has had the better past 16 years, Nebraska or Michigan? Both programs have seen their defense ability fall way off.
Short of hiring a rockstar coach (which Bo Pelini is not), I don't see Nebraska ever getting back to a top 5 level. Now if you're talking top 15, sure.
Class of 2010.
It seems like certain teams have been replaced in the "top 5" realm. UM by UF and now FSU. Washington by Oregon and Nebraska seems to have been replaced by Oklahoma. I'm sure if any of those storied programs (Washington may be a stretch as "storied", but them and Colorado had some good years when I was younger) land a huge name coach, stuff changes - see Bama's comeback from relative obscurity until Saban as an example.


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Nobody? I tried looking online but came up with nothing but broken links. |
- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Tue, May 21, 13 at 19:57
There are various private soil labs that do testing - the cooperative extension service no longer offers this service. The attached link is a database from WSU of various soil/water testing labs. Prices and procedures will vary, as will the types of testing offered. |
Here is a link that might be useful: WSU soil lab database
Although a comprehensive soil test can be useful, but in most cases all you need to know is the pH. This is the measure of soil acidity or alkalinity. Acidic being sour, alkaline being sweet. Most garden veggies thrive at pH range of 5.9 to 7.2 (7 bing nutral. and higher is sweet). To test pH, you can get a simple device (ferry morse, from HD) or get a test kit and test your garden soil's pH ,by following the instruction. This might not be as accurate as a lab test BUT it can give a prety good idea as where you stand. A (+) or (-)0.2 or even slightly more, is not going to be that critical. Because, it has been established that most plants can thrive within a RANGE of pH , not an EXACT level of it. Although some prefer slightly acid and some like slightly alkaline soil. In Western Washington, generaly, all soils are acidic because the source of native soil is not calcium. Calcium make the soil sweet. plus, the continued rain leach positive ions , making the soil more acidic. That is why they apply gypsum, lime..that contain calcium to reduce acidity. The thing with regular lime sold for this purpos, is tha it taks months before it actuall can reduce acidity(raise pH). Fast acting limes are somehow better but cost more. |
- Posted by wynswrld98 z7 WA (My Page) on Thu, May 23, 13 at 22:41
Super Sweet Lime says it's fast acting so that's the way to go? |
- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Fri, May 24, 13 at 14:18
The vast majority of plants prefer slightly to moderately acidic soils - like we have throughout the NW on the western side of the Cascades. In most cases, supported by the WA extension service, liming your soils is not necessary. In fact, increasing or bumping up the acidity is sometimes desireable. A baseline soil test is always a good practice, just to let you know what you are starting out with before any amending happens. And this is especially true for vegetables or annual crops that have rather significant nutrient demands as well as pull a lot of nutrients from the soil. FWIW, gypsum has no measurable effect on soil pH. |
Here is a link that might be useful: the myth of gypsum
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My 1st & Second Design!
As the title says these are my first 2 designs, I'm still learning but please tell me your opinion on:
-Which design you think has more potential
-And any improvements u would make to either.
Design 1: http://webperfect.50webs.com/ (Just went for a basic 2 column layout)
Design 2: http://webperfect2.50webs.com/ (tried to be a bit more adventuris)
PS: my images in design2 are not well defined... anyone know why they look so bad? i used photoshops vector menu to make them.Last edited by srule_; 07-08-2007 at 05:24 AM.
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I like the first one better. It has that web 2.0 feel. The second one is okay but I think the graphics could be better. I see the jagged edges on the diagonal lines. I shouldn't be seeing those. I do like the header though with the check mark.
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Thanks man,
Do you know how i can fix those ugly lines? i guess i should just search for a good photoshop tutorial on optimizing images?
The first one is definitely better. I'm sorry, but the second one just doesn't appeal to me at all, so I'll comment the first one.
About the top link rollovers: I think the blue text (that comes on the mouse hover) doesn't have enough contrast against the gray background, so I think you should either darken it or lighten the blue (I'm not sure which would help, try a few shades darker and a few shades lighter and see which is easier to read/has more contrast).
I like the gray background on the left link rollovers, but I don't really like the sudden change from the dark red/black image to white. It's just a bit of a shock, even though the image is relatively small. I would probably change the image that you get when you hover over it, maybe with a shade of red, or even a light shade of grey (along with the arrow thingy).
Finally, I think your footer's top border is too thick. It just seems to obstruct the design too much (being a thick, dark red line in the middle of a white background).
Overall, I think you pretty much nailed "web 2.0 design" (as I call it) on the first layout.
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^ and to add to that I think, regarding the first design (I also preferred this) I think you should preload your images. I'm using a shared connection at work, so that left link in particular went from having a red square to nothing at first, which didn't look right. When the arrows did load it still wasn't quite there. Consider keeping the same small icons and just changing the background colour... or something similar
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Would you consider changing the navigation links to block level:
Then you can set the hover:Code:a { display: block; background-color: grey; color: white; }
That way the rollovers will have the same background colours as the pages they link to. You can extend this to images as well.Code:a:hover { background-color: red; }
Please note that i used the names of colours to identify them and do recommend using colour names.
Hope this makes sense.
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Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr are great services for sharing things on the Internet that can be easily digested: cute animals, memes, cute animal memes... you get the idea. But they're not particularly good for sharing anything that can't be read in 30 seconds or less.
Medium, a new blogging platform created by former Twitter CEO Evan Williams, is aiming to make sharing articles of substance easier and make the Internet more well-read in the process.
"Our collective, casual, everyday shares demonstrate that millions of people have the power of a printing press at their fingertips," he said on Medium's About page. "Now that we've made sharing information virtually effortless, how do we increase the depth of understanding?"
Medium just ended its closed access period and is now inviting everyone to try it out. However, Medium confirmed with ABC News that users will need to sign in and post through their Twitter accounts.
Eric Robertson, an assistant professor of physical therapy at Regis University in Colorado, wanted to do just that. After spending a few days playing around with the website and commenting on other writers' articles, he made his first post about the health risks of CrossFit.
In addition to his teaching job, Robertson also writes on PT Think Tank, a blog devoted to health and physical therapy. "That blog is limited mostly to a physical therapist audience," he told ABC News. "Normally, I get 10,000 hits out of a post, but the CrossFit article got a million hits after only four days on Medium." Currently, his post is Medium's most shared story of the month.
Medium users that are interested in health and exercise can follow Robertson's account. But what if they're also interested in reading about unrelated topics, like music, video games or African art? They can visit writers who specialize in those topics and follow their Medium accounts. What they end up with is a digital library comprised of articles from their favorite authors.
Frank Swain, a science writer based in London who manages the Futures Exchange section on Medium, said that the site reflects the way people read and share stories today. Instead of a single organization, like a newspaper or magazine, distributing to a wide customer base, Medium does the opposite. "The consumer is king at the moment," he said. "Now, they can get content from a variety of different sources and have it personally tailored to their own interests on a single page."
Despite Medium's modern take of the longform article, it uses a minimalist interface. There are no plug-ins, widgets or even advertisements on the stories. Robertson's post only uses two photos in the entirety of his 1,600+ word post. That minimalism is one of the big draws for Robertson.
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An homage to Swedish-American history and culture, this three-story museum is located in Andersonville, one of the country's most concentrated areas of Swedish culture. Established in a small log cabin in 1976, the museum is now a 24,000-square-foot facility housing a special exhibit gallery as well as a permanent exhibit entitled "The Dream of America – Immigration to Chicago." There, visitors find authentic artifacts, including passports, folk crafts, and household items. The Brunk Children's Museum of Immigration features hands–on exhibits just for kids, such as a replica of a century–old Swedish farmhouse where young patrons can milk a cow.
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The five of us set off on a grand journey by fulfilling a life long dream of traveling to Italy; a place beyond our experience, to meet new people, see new places and to love the good food and wine. We have set forth on our dream to see and be touched by Rome and to find the heart of Italy.
For only by going away from home do you fully learn to express and respect the place you live in. Here in America we live in a land where no buildings are older then five hundred years. In Italian terms, five hundred years is considered the modern period.
We want you to be as excited about Italy as we are. We thought you might enjoy these pictures and notes of our trip. We don't travel like most folks on holiday, in fact we got our own private tour guide, Pina. She is a 2nd cousin of the family and she also happens to be a very professional tour guide in English, German and French. We hope when your done reading about our trip, you might want to look her up yourself and make your own personal Italian adventure a dream come true.
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We know how difficult dreams can be. Especially when they require a little discipline saving up for the big day. You must be excited about the possibility of going overseas, you just don-t want to have the same experience that sixty million other people had. Sure you want to see the Roman Coliseum, the Vatican, and Rome. You want to see Italy from the inside as Italians see Italy. Not from the inside of a bus.
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Seattle offense: 8th Seattle defense: 1st Denver offense: 1st Denver defense 22nd Seattle also played six games against top ten defenses in the regular season: SF * 2, Ari *2, NO, Car. Most of the talk for two weeks will be Denver's offense vs. Seattle's defense, but the other unit matchup could decide the game. Denver's D hemorrhaged big points to some offenses this year, but tightened up in the playoffs, allowing 33 to SD and NE, helped by the offense holding the ball for 35+ minutes in each game. I don't think Denver will be able to sustain nearly as many long drives against Seattle. Early gut reaction pick: Seattle 33 Denver 20 |
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I see Seattle winning this game as well, because like you pointed out they seem to be the better all around team. Nobody knows for sure though how the Broncos D will play in one game. They'll have their shot.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON - Jay Romine was 10 years old when he found his calling.
And 38 years later, he's taking that talent to the World Livestock Auctioneer Championship.
"Griffin's Fruit Market and Produce, where First Federal is today, is where I had my first big calling," he said. "My father was called away on a business matter and the people kept waiting. They kept telling me, 'You can do it' and so they started holding up these antiques and I sold them."
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Board has filed as the Republican challenger in the 38th State Senate race against veteran Dan Seum.
"I'm not a politician," said Board. "But there are some issues that I don't agree with."
With the redistricting done two years ago, Bullitt County and a small portion of southern Jefferson County now share the senate seat.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - As a police officer since 1998, Dan Patchin understands that there are individuals who need to be incarcerated.
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The assistant police chief for the city of Shepherdsville will be running in the May primary for the office of Bullitt County Jailer.
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In her time as an educator, House has served as a special needs teacher at the elementary and middle school levels, a literacy coach, and as an assistant principal in the Oldham County School System.
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PIP chairperson Thrissie Dohn presented a plaque to Hatter at a recent PIP meeting, stressing the important impact Hatter made on the organization.
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SHEPHERDSVILLE - While pleased with some of the accomplishments the past three-plus years, Ruthie Ashbaugh believes more can be done.
With that in mind, Ashbaugh has filed for a second term as First District magistrate on Bullitt Fiscal Court.
She will face a primary opponent in former magistrate Dennis Mitchell.
"I love helping people," said Ashbaugh, 67. "I just feel there is a lot more that I want to see done."
MOUNT WASHINGTON - Alex Wimsatt loves the world of politics.
And, he enjoys studying the government system.
The former journalist and current assistant director of tourism for the county will make his first political run.
Wimsatt will challenge Republican Russell Webber in the race for the redesigned 26th House of Representatives district.
"I feel like I can be a voice in Frankfort," said Wimsatt, who graduated from Western Kentucky University with degrees in journalism and political science.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - For eight years of service on the Zoneton Fire Department, Joshua Riggle has seen how emergency services work.
He's been able to interact with law enforcement and medical personnel, as well as firefighters.
Wanting to do even more to help people, Riggle has entered the race to become constable of the First District.
Riggle will be one of the Democratic contenders in the May primary with the winner advancing to the general election in the fall.
"I like to help people," said Riggle, 31.
Thanks to Wilma Lemons, the history of Nichols can be accessed via technology.
She invested countless hours scanning documents and images to a digital format and converting files from 100 old 3½ inch floppy disks and old-format CD's to modern format.
Computer users can visit Ridgway Memorial Library or the Bullitt County History Museum in Shepherdsville to download her exhaustive efforts.
During a ceremony at Nichols Elementary School last month, Lemons was awarded a special honor.


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In Development By Scott Beggs on January 10, 2013 | Comments (4)According to Deadline Hollywood, New Line has chosen internet sensation Dan Trachtenberg to direct the long-gestating adaptation of "Y: The Last Man." It comes as a huge surprise because of how much sense it makes. There was a way for the production company to play it safe (especially considering D.J. Caruso was once attached), but they've picked an untested young talent with a fresh perspective and a comic book shelf full of geek credibility instead. In the interest of full disclosure, I know Trachtenberg personally, but his talent speaks for itself. He rose to prominence on the Totally Rad Show and then made a name as a director with the short film Portal: No Escape. He's shown he can handle action, but he must have also proved to New Line that he has the chops for something on this scale.
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Movie News By Rob Hunter on September 10, 2012 | Comments (3)Take this news with a hefty grain of salt. If Vulture's "well placed sources" are to be believed, an adaptation of Y: The Last Man may finally be heading towards production with New Line Cinema. The studio first optioned Brian K. Vaughn and Pia Guerra's popular comic book way back in 2003, but a steady series of false starts followed with directors and stars attaching then detaching themselves from the project. That's not entirely a bad thing though seeing as two of the more recent names included DJ Caruso and Shia "Look at my serious penis!" LaBeouf. David Goyer, Zachary Levi, Louis Leterrier, and Alicia Keys have also been mentioned in various capacities.
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That would go well with the king's 'throne'. |
- Posted by desertdance (My Page) on Fri, Apr 4, 14 at 22:51
Lead Guitar of Slayer's house is for sale on my road. That whole place is goth! This would suit it, but that place will be a hard sell. Really..... Goth! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Slayer's House For Sale
- Posted by arkansas_girl (My Page) on Fri, Apr 4, 14 at 23:03
Goth? Not really, just a few silly things that could easily be changed. Pool, well it didn't really look Goth to me, more like theme park-ish. Not a bad looking house and I'm extremely conservative. I'd buy it if I was in the market and was loaded. If the house is very goth, they don't have it in the photos on the link. |
DD, I live in the wrong part of the world! (Not really, love the PNW) Compared to here, that's an awful lot of house and property for that price! LOL |
- Posted by writersblock (My Page) on Sat, Apr 5, 14 at 12:43
LOL, I immediately thought of that, too, DreamingoftheUP. |
Lol all of you! |
Ah, but it helps to know where Hemet is. Hemet is in the high desert in the middle of pretty much nowhere. Your neighbors down the hill would be mostly retired folks in variations of trailers, mobile homes, etc. There are a lot of "retirement facilities" there. Then there are the neighbors who came to get away from it all so they could cook meth undisturbed. A while back some motorcycle gang was setting booby traps for local law enforcement and fire fighters. That sort of thing kinda keeps the property values down. Love the TP holder! |
Thanks Suzanne, I love watching House Hunters, etc. and sometimes I'm blown away by the prices, both low and high of different areas... you never know do you...? If it sounds too good to be true... LOL |
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hangover: holdover · katzenjammer
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hangover {sustantivo}
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The Gospel story about the mote and the log often comes to mind in this context.
The state cannot simply say to its citizens, 'you get exactly what you pay for'.
(DE) Mr Martin, it would indeed be insufficient to confine our action to the EU.
Croatia wanted to join the EU at the start of 2009, but it will be 2010 or 2011.
This also applies to the setting up of a reception scheme for displaced persons.
Far better for them to have the wherewithal to deal with development priorities.
This also applies to the setting up of a reception scheme for displaced persons.
I have voted accordingly, so as not to go against the principle of subsidiarity.
It has been suggested that a new agency should be set up to tackle this problem.
That is why it is very urgent to have a solution for the financial perspectives.
The words to date have been splendid, but they need to be backed up by actions.
The proposal to extend the deadline to December 2007 is the optimistic version.
There were not a great many surprises in it and, to some extent, I welcome that.
The achievements of European employment strategy to date have been disappointing.
So far, I have not put that willingness to the test with a number of governments.
It offers the promise to our continental colleagues of a less perfidious albion.
That is the only way we will be able to take the European Union into the future.
If we are to benefit from this we will have to change our attitude towards Russia.
Of course I am in favour of the enlargement of the European Union to the East.
We have to ask: ' Progress toward what? ' and 'Who is driving this movement? '
In a few minutes' time I shall be flying off to the European summit in Dublin.
Cameroon is the largest African exporter of hardwoods to Europe, which purchases 80% of its production.
There is nothing, however, to prevent contact between strictly Community passengers and passengers travelling to third countries.
In Europe too, countries can be found where it is possible to escape security measures in flights to the EU.
Mr President, I see in the Minutes that two Members spoke yesterday about delayed flights to Strasbourg on Monday.
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Belarus is left as a remnant of the Soviet empire, a hangover from it in its image.
Belarus is left as a remnant of the Soviet empire, a hangover from it in its image.
We must get away from armed security, this hangover from the cold war.
Even with a banking hangover, Iceland, like Britain, remains better off outside.
It is a hangover from the Cold War.
Now it is time for the hangover.
We will be celebrating in December, and I hope that what will come afterwards will not be a hangover but the positive memory of the celebration itself and the reasons for it.
In Sweden, a somewhat sluggish debate about neutrality is taking place, a concept which most of us perceive as a hangover from the days of the Cold War and as not being relevant today.
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Sugerencias recientes de los usuarios: leña, cerrar la puerta a, argot invertido, lunfardo, sapo
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22 The scribes who came down from Jerusalem said, "He has Beelzebul," and, "By the prince of the demons he casts out the demons." | 22 And the teachers of the law who came down from Jerusalem said, "He is possessed by Beelzebub ! By the prince of demons he is driving out demons." |
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In an age of Kindles, Harcourt Bindery sticks to tried-and-true book methods
(Read article summary)The Charlestown, Mass., bindery still makes books by hand, using a 19th-century production model.
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What is a traditional paper-and-ink book fan going to do in the age of Kindles, Nooks, and iPads? The percentage of readers who have made the switch to e-readers is growing quickly: Over the winter holidays, the number of adults in the United States who own e-book readers nearly doubled from 10 to 19 percent, according to a study by the Pew Internet and American Life Project.
But readers who prefer a turn of the page to a swipe of a finger should not despair yet. Instead, they should make the acquaintance of Samuel B. Ellenport, who not only loves paper-and-ink books, but also earns a living making them – the old-fashioned way.
Ellenport is the president of Harcourt Bindery, a hand bindery business in Charlestown, Mass., that is the largest for-profit hand-bookbindery in the United States
and the last one in the country to operate on the 19th-century production model. Books produced here have landed in the halls of Ivy League universities and major museums. A custom case was once made here at Harcourt to hold the sleeping cap of Charles Dickens and Ronald and Nancy Reagan commissioned work from this bindery when they were in the Oval Office.
The operation runs much as it would have at the height of manual bookbinding in the US, when each person in the shop was highly skilled in one area of the process.


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I don't know pools. Please be patient. :)
I'm looking at purchasing a home with a pool. It's an old scuzzy pool and will need a lot of attention. But what it really would need before we could move in is a fence. But in the interests of safety and energy efficiency (maybe?) and less UV radiation (maybe?) and less maintenance (maybe?) and fewer mosquito bites, how ridiculous is a conservatory-type structure over the pool? It doesn't get cold here, just chilly. It doesn't really get hot either, a few days a year over 90F. Weather, no. Earthquakes, yes. (Lexan OK!) Does anybody do this? I'm thinking of the old screened patio rooms with the glass panels one adds in the winter. They don't seem too popular for pools and I'm sure there's a good reason. What is it? |
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Thanks, PC. I suspect at a certain point it makes more sense to rip out the old pool and start from scratch than try to repair and modernize an old one. I'll see what the pool inspector has to say before deciding that, of course! |
I thought more experts would chime in here, but I think when you start enclosing a pool with something other than screen, you are now talking about an "indoor" pool and you have to factor in heat and humidity. A screen "bird cage" (Florida-speak) may be necessary if you find that you can't enjoy your pool due to bugs. If they turn out to be no-see-ums, you have to get a special screening material to keep them out. I'm fortunate to have enough breeze and far enough from swampy, mangrove, retention pond or preservation areas that I don't need a cage. |
Thanks for the input, C9. Ventilation would be important I agree. A less glamorous option would be a fence and a retractable cover. I'll have to do a search and see if anyone likes those--the ones that slide back on rails. Insects aren't a huge problem, just a tiny concern. |
Someone started a thread for indoor pool advice in the past couple of months (no time to find it for you, sorry) and someone either posted a picture or a link to a pool with a sort of sliding winter cover, somewhat like a sliding glass door, but 3D. It sounds like what you're describing to me. You might do a search for that thread. |
Thanks--I'll look for it. We're thinking more about this sort of thing now, with a fence, and I know nothing about this brand and am not endorsing it etc. but the overall concept seems doable. (Especially since I'm not the tall one :) ) |
Here is a link that might be useful: retractable pool cover you can get under
- Posted by lindamarie (My Page) on Thu, Mar 3, 11 at 21:40
I have been considering something like this because we have alot of leaves blow in the pool Did you see the cost anywhere? |
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Picked these off of an Early Goliath. Have 4 plants, fruit is like this on all 4. One sandwich size, one snack size. Both shapes taste very good!
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- Posted by carolyn137 z4/5 NY (My Page) on Mon, Jul 18, 11 at 15:10
Are the top two perfectly round and red b'c what I see with the bottom ones are small plums that are not the same color, being more orange. I've given up keeping track of all the Goliaths, but are you growing one the F1 hybrids or one of the OP's or the heirloom Goliath, which is also OP. And your seeds were purchased or received in a trade? Having all four plants give you two shapes and sizes and colors says to me that something's amiss somewhere and so I'm assuming you aren't growing one of the commercially avaialable F1 hybrid Goliaths. Carolyn |
Carolyn, The 2 big ones aren't perfectly round but very close. The smaller are different in color only because they were picked before they ripened, they do get red. These came from plants I bought at a local greenhouse. |
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16 When He thunders, the waters in the heavens are in turmoil, and He causes the clouds to rise from the ends of the earth. He makes lightning for the rain and brings the wind from His storehouses. | 16 When he thunders, the waters in the heavens roar; he makes clouds rise from the ends of the earth. He sends lightning with the rain and brings out the wind from his storehouses. |
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Even if you've only dabbled in photography, you've probably heard the term f-stop, or simply stop. Stop is a term that comes up regularly in photography, especially when you start working with your aperture control, the settings of which are regularly referred to as f-stops. But to a photographer, a stop is more than just a setting on your camera. It's a measure of light. Take a look at this. We've rebuilt the antique projector scene that we had earlier. What I've got here is the projector on a stool, and right now it's being lit just by this light right here, this one.
I'm going to turn on this light, which is going to double the amount of light in the scene. When that happens, we say that light in the scene has increased by one stop. Anytime you double or half the amount of light in a scene, you increase or decrease the light by one stop. It's really all there is. It's that simple. As you get more experienced, you might learn to recognize light changes in terms of stops, but that's not necessary to be able to properly expose your scene, thanks to your camera's light meter.
We also use the term "stop" to refer to how much light is striking the image sensor. Now as you've learned, the amount of light that's strikes the image sensor is controlled by your shutter speed and aperture size. You've already seen this list of shutter speeds, but now I want you to take note of something; 250th, 500th, 1, 000th, each of these is a doubling. A stop represents a doubling or halving of light, so each one of these shutter speeds is a one-stop difference. It should be pretty intuitive. At 1/250th of a second, the shutter is open half as long as it was at 1/125th of a second, and so only half as much light reaches the sensor.
Let's take a look at a real-world example. I'm going to take a shot of this scene. Here is our shot. As you can see, the camera metered at 1/250th of a second. Now I have both lights turned on, so I'm going to come over here, and turn off this second light, just like I did before. That's going to cut the amount of light in the scene by half. Now, I'm going to go back and take another shot. Now look what happened. The camera metered at 1/125th of a second, which should make sense to you.
I cut the amount of light in the scene in half, and so to correct for that, my camera had to double the shutter speed. Now, these two pictures don't actually look any different, and that's good. They shouldn't look any different. That means my camera is doing what it's supposed to do. Remember, it's always trying to meter to get a good amount of light, an amount that's neither too brighten nor too dark. So when I cut the light, it compensated it by decreasing my shutter speed to allow for a longer exposure. We're going to be talking about stops throughout the rest of this course. You're going to encounter them when we talk about aperture, metering, and many other topics.
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1 These are the inheritances that the Israelites received in the land of Canaan, which the priest Eleazar, and Joshua son of Nun, and the heads of the families of the tribes of the Israelites distributed to them. | 1 Now these are the areas the Israelites received as an inheritance in the land of Canaan, which Eleazar the priest, Joshua son of Nun and the heads of the tribal clans of Israel allotted to them. |
2 Their inheritance was by lot, as the Lord had commanded Moses for the nine and one-half tribes. | 2 Their inheritances were assigned by lot to the nine-and-a-half tribes, as the LORD had commanded through Moses. |
3 For Moses had given an inheritance to the two and one-half tribes beyond the Jordan; but to the Levites he gave no inheritance among them. | 3 Moses had granted the two-and-a-half tribes their inheritance east of the Jordan but had not granted the Levites an inheritance among the rest, |
4 For the people of Joseph were two tribes, Manasseh and Ephraim; and no portion was given to the Levites in the land, but only towns to live in, with their pasture lands for their flocks and herds. | 4 for the sons of Joseph had become two tribes--Manasseh and Ephraim. The Levites received no share of the land but only towns to live in, with pasturelands for their flocks and herds. |
5 The Israelites did as the Lord commanded Moses; they allotted the land. | 5 So the Israelites divided the land, just as the LORD had commanded Moses. |
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Church Histories
- 100th Anniversary, St. Paul of the Cross Church, Dayton, New York. Dayton, N.Y.?:, 1985. Digital version at Ancestry ($). At various libraries (WorldCat); FHL Fiche 6061405 (1 fiche)
Original Church Records
- Catholic Church. St. Paul of the Cross, Church records, 1861-1977 (Salt Lake City, Utah : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1982). FHL Film 1292994 Original records destroyed in a fire, these are compilations of data of baptisms, marriages and deaths.
- Methodist Episcopal Church, Villenova Circuit (Villeno va, New York), Church records, 1856-1867 (Salt Lake City, Utah : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1986). FHL Film 1437513 Item 10. Contains a list of members, baptisms, and marriages.
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Dayton Historical Museum
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2 "Son of man, speak to the children of thy people and say unto them: `When I bring the sword upon a land, if the people of the land take a man from their borders and set him as their watchman, and | 2 "Son of man, speak to your countrymen and say to them: 'When I bring the sword against a land, and the people of the land choose one of their men and make him their watchman, |
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38 The field is the world. The good seeds are those who belong to the kingdom. The weeds are those who belong to the evil one. | 38 The field is the world, and the good seed stands for the sons of the kingdom. The weeds are the sons of the evil one, |
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It's so easy as a parent to see yourself as the leader of the family (barring the odd wrangle over which parent is boss). You're the oldest, so you take charge and the kids do what you say, all being well. And, in one sense, this set up is true. There's definitely a time and a place for the "do-as-I-say-without-question-and-now" approach.
But in a family you're the leader of a rather special team, with avery special purpose: to develop all team members to reach their maximum potential. And the way to do that will vary according to the team members' unique personalities. Whether you have one child or several, a good leader will listen to her team and adapt each task to suit the individual members.
This doesn't mean not having control or discipline or expecting respect: All the team members still have to get involved and pull their weight. It's just a case of how you go about things in order to get the best from your children, and to make the most of who they are, without trying fundamentally to change their personality and natural strengths and weaknesses.
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My DS usually goes to bed between 6:30 and 7:00. tonight, he couldn't make it past 5pm. It is now 6:15. Should I assume that is a nap and wake him up? or assume he is out for the night? This has never happened before.
DS fell asleep at 5pm - wake him or leave him alone?
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oh boy, that is a tough one, I think I might just keep my fingers crossed and call it a night for him and me too. You might be up very early tomorrow. good luck
That is what a fear! Or that he will wake up at 10pm and not want to go to bed until midnight!
Did he get an afternoon nap. Sometimes when we are out somewhere and DS skipps or has short nap, he'll go to bed early and still sleep like normal and wake up same time in morning. If he had a nap...cross your fingers and hope for best.
Married 8/23/2008, Mother to Steven Patrick 8/10/2009, Abigail Lynn 10/7/2010 and Matthew Ryan 9/8/2013
Maybe you'll get lucky and he'll sleep through the night like normal. It doesn't matter when I put DD to bed--she still gets up at the same time every morning without fail (her usual bedtime is 7:30). Did you have a lot to do today? Maybe your DS just had a big day and got tuckered out and will sleep until morning. Best of luck!
Wife to Perry & mom to Savannah Lynn (2/07), Elizabeth Mariah (8/09) and Spencer Perry (1/12).
See if he'll go the night. I remember ODD going down for a "nap" at 4 one day, and she didn't wake up until 7am the next morning!
Jacob also goes down between 6:30 and 7. He'll occasionally take a power nap on the way home, but on the weekends, it's always tough to figure out if we should get him to power nap around 5 or see if he can hold out until 6!
Having only the 2 to go off of (ODD and DS), in my experience, if they make it past 7, you're usually pretty good for the night. Even if they wake up in the middle for a bottle (especially if they missed dinner), they'll usually go back down.
Mom to Alexandra Maraida, 12/26/05 and Jacob Sebastian, 8/14/09
Thanks! He ended up waking up around 6:45, ate dinner, took a quick bath and is back in bed. So...I guess it was just a late nap. I'm not sure how that will affect him overnight, but he definitely wanted to go back to bed.
My LO takes naps from 12pm-2pm and sometimes 4pm-5pm... although sometimes it can go as late as 6pm. He always goes to bed just fine at bed time.
we went through that same debate last week. The first day that he did this we woke him up about 7:30 (2 1/2 hour nap) and he was so winey. The very next night he did this and we decided to let him sleep. He ended up waking up at midnight. I do not know if he would have slept through the night since our power had gone out and the house got pretty warm. sorry i probably am not much help.
Wife of Brian and Mommy to Owen Andrew 8/27/09 and Sarah Marie (Born 11/4/13 and came to our family 11/7/13)