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Pretty good under eye concealer. I went from using Clinique to Chanel to Jouer. Then, my friend sent me a sample of Trish McEvoy's Instant Eye Lift to try and I fell immediately in love. My Jouer stick is now running low and I went and purchased this so I'd have it when I run out and will continue to do so until I find a better under eye concealer.
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It is a very interesting idea - the triangle of light. The method may be useful, but the product is just so-so. I like the skincare ingredient in it and it smells nice. But it is slightly cakey when applied and is also a bit drying. Basically it doesn't look as natural as I had hoped. The good news is that there are better alternatives to draw the triangle of light. So yay! Plus, this is over-priced.
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Love this! I use it alone as a concealer not mixed with concealer as some do. Great stuff!
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This is one of those products that I never would have tried, but I received a small tube in a promotional gift set. I had no expectations for the product, but two years and eight tubes later I am still using it. My under eye routine is to apply the Instant eye lift concealer in a V shape under my eye. I then apply La Prairie Brightening Eye Treatment. This product is similar to YSL Touche Éclat, but better and surprisingly cheaper because you get two tubes. Then I apply Cle de Peau concealer lightly with a brush on the dark area of my tear troughs. Yes, it is a lot to go through every day, but after years of experimenting with countless products, I have found that this works for me.
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I love this stuff. It's the only concealer (didn't even know it was a concealer) I have ever used that doesn't emphasize my fine wrinkles around my eyes and covers my dark circles very well. I only hope I can find something equivalent at a lower price. I had a sample size given to me, but sadly, I can't afford this product.
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WORTH EVERY PENNY! I dont have drastically dark circles but I do have large eyes that are kind of deep set. With large eyes and olive skin comes dark circles. It should def be used with the rest of your makeup and not be the only product you put on your face bc it works and it'll be too noticeable. She has a video to do a triangle of light which is similar to highlight & contour videos you'd find all over youtube. I've used the Chanel concealer before and that is lovely but maybe something you'd use on top of this (although that may even be too heavy). I have the YSL touch eclat and put that on top of this. I'm currently looking into some of her other products and worried I've found a new obsession. I dont really say, "THIS IS MY HG PRODUCT" but this is pretty fabulous.
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Really, my only criticism of this product is the price. It is beaucoup expensive, and I wish I could say that it lasts a long time but I've had to replace several times. The good news is that that I've gotten to the point where I don't think about replacing it; I just do it. I like it that much. A few taps and my very prominent dark circles simply disappear.
I do put some Lancome waterproof concealer on top of it since my circles really are that dark; and I want everything to last all day.
But I do love, love this product. Just wish it was a few dollars less expensive!
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I didn't have high expectations for this product because it looks like it will be along the lines of the iconic brighteners by Dior and YSL, which unfortunately just don't do enough for me to justify having them.
TM Instant Eye Lift is a surprisingly effective product. I have significant dark circles under my eyes now due to aging (why do we lose fat where we DON'T need to do so but keep it everywhere else?) and I need some coverage in addition to brightening. Instant Eye Lift does both.
I use foundation under my eyes to provide some minimal coverage, then put the Instant Eye Lift over the foundation in the inverted V application that TM recommends. The product is a light, creamy liquid that has some opacity but seems to blend into skin without harsh contrast. I get some illumination but I don't get the reverse raccoon look that I get with some other heavy coverage concealers that promise brightening, so my under eye area is lighter and fresher but natural looking.
I don't use TM products exclusively (I admit that I am not faithful to any brand but buy whatever works for me), but the line has some great products. This is one of them.
undereye products do a big job - they often have to deal with deep discolouration, shadows, puffiness, thin, dry skin, lines and more.
i've tried a lot of products and found that rotating my favourites on a needs basis has been the best strategy: a peach toned corrector (ben nye or bobbi brown) on the days dark circles are the biggest issue; a thick full cover concealer (mufe) when my skin is dry; a primer (mac prep and prime) if my skin looks lined; a highlighter (guerlain or clarins) when disguising shadows and puffiness is the top priority ... you get the idea.
when a friend of mine confessed she practically uses a tube of instant eye lift a week, despite my having a heap of undereye products already, i decided to give it a go, and i'm so glad i did.
putting aside the fact this could become a very expensive habit, i'm loving the results i'm getting so far. i use shade 1 (a light pink) over the top of whatever foundation (nc15) / tinted moisturiser / concealer i'm wearing and and i get a subtle but effective correcting, concealing and highlighting boost all from one product. plus it's really easy to apply and blends well. i will definitely be repurchasing ;-)
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**UPDATE / reduced rating: no longer using this simply because of the frangrance; it's a nice scent, but around my eye area especially I only want calming ingrediants- so good-bye. I still like Trish's unscented Correct & Brighten for undereyes for a slim easy to pack light under-eye concealer.**
Nice concealer (it brightens too) for light to medium coverage under eyes. I sometimes use a bit on the eyelids too. I brush it on using the "triangle of light" method that Trish demos on her site- and it does what it says.
Many concealers will cover my eye circles (due to fat loss in this area from aging), but then my skin texture will look worse, more wrinkles. This product softens the circles, brightens the area and improves the look of my skin texture....for an easy natural look.
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I have a black eye Susan vine that has pretty much taken over my side fence. I want to prune it back some. The crazy thing is still blooming. Right now it is growing out of its original one gallon black pot from Lowes. (I think, I havent seen the pot for over a year, all grown over) Should I repot it? Or should I trim it back and stick it in the ground (finally after two years?) The vine is about 8 feet high and 15 feet long-about 12-18 inches wide. This is the 2nd winter it has survived, we had frost a couple of weeks ago-it just kept blooming. I have neglected it for so long-I think any attention I give it now might shock it to death. Poor thing. Thanks for your advice. |
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I wish I could get mine to come back. Was told it was an annual here. Maybe not this year-lot warmer then normal. And less then 1 inch of snow so far. |
- Posted by tropical_thought San Francisco (My Page) on Tue, Jan 10, 12 at 12:49
Plant it in the ground, but not in the dead of winter. It may die when you replant because its pot bound. You can trim it back. I trim mine often, but I live in san francisco. It will come back from winter, if it well established. It won't be established after you transplant it. I think you can root a cutting in the house in water and then plant that in the spring in case it dies. |
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SANAWAR: Winds of change are sweeping the century-old The Lawrence School, Sanawar, which once housed a military asylum and nursery of troops. Despite its strong army connection, today only a negligible number of students from here join the armed forces.
In a reference to Sanawarians' participation in battles, on October 3, 1941, BBC broadcast a special message, "During the First World War, contingents went directly to the battle front from Sanawar. The second one too saw many old boys and masters joining the war. By 1940, the number of Sanawarians was 214."
The school has produced a large number of senior officers, including Admiral Vishnu Bhagwat, Air Marshal K C Carriappa, Lt Gen M S Shergill, Lt Gen T S Shergill, Lt Gen B S Thakkar, Lt Gen Rajinder Singh. It has also produced bravehearts like Second Lieutenant Arun Khetarpal (Param Vir Chakra), Maha Vir Chakra (MVC) Major Amarjit Singh Bal and Major Vijay Rattan Chaudhary.
Till 1990 many students from Sanawar joined the forces, but the number started going down, and in the last decade hardly any student has joined NDA. Even the wards of defence officers, who are entitled to 25% fee concession to study here, are also not opting for the armed forces. Even the portraits of valiant soldiers in the school corridors fail to inspire in any interest in the students. Lt Gen Rajinder Singh, an alumnus of school of late sixties, said they had only two options then, either to join the civil services or the defence, but now the choice is wider. "They prefer a profession with attractive perks and easy life," he added.
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I have been growing cuts for market for 3 years now, but this is the first year that I am growing lily bulbs in bulb crates. Just wanted to know how many bulbs per crate you all are planting. The orientals are bigger, of course, and the asiatics are smaller. Didn't know if I could really pack them in or if I should do more like 12-13 bulbs per crate. Thanks in advance.
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- Posted by goodscents z5 MI (My Page) on Tue, Mar 11, 08 at 13:17
I've done around 20 with no problems but I usually order the smallest available size for each variety (usually 12-14cm). You can probably also ask whoever you ordered the bulbs from. Kirk |
- Posted by kitkat_oregon 7 S. OR (My Page) on Tue, Mar 11, 08 at 19:18
Hi Carin, I usually put 16 in a crate, a milk crate that is. There are also the large crates that the bulbs usually ship in and these can hold alot more, I get 28 in mine, but like Kirk, I use the smaller bulbs, 12-14cm. Good luck, they should do really well for you. Mine have been a huge success and so convenient. Kat |
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Sorry to dig up an old post but if anyone can help me with more details on crating lilies for cut flowers id really appreciate the expertise. I'm curious about what everyone does with them in the winter... leave out, bring in, etc. Also a good source for the crates and what you prefer for planting medium. Thanks so much! |
Jennyrey, I'm glad you brought this back up. I too grow in crates, and I have been looking without much success for information how to store the bulbs over winter. I usually store the crates, still planted, in my garage. Other than a bit of rodent damage (nothing too bad, knock on wood), they do fine and I bring them out in the spring. Top them off a bit (I usually just use Pro-Mix) and put them out to grow. However, as I add to my crate collection, I want to try to stagger bloom time - it's useless to me to have 300 lilies bloom the same week. So I want to try to find out about possibly digging and storing the bulbs and then replanting them in succession. I even asked Ednie (where I get my bulbs from) for suggestions but they never replied. If anyone has any suggestions I'd love to hear them! Dee P.S. Jennyrey, I get my crates from Ednie, also. |
- Posted by jennyrey 4b/5(firstname.lastname@example.com) onSun, Sep 25, 11 at 8:29
Dee thanks for the reply! Ive had a lot of trouble finding info about over wintering in the crates too. I had figured we'd move them into one of our unheated storage/production areas for the winter, but I'm starting to wonder if they'd be better left outside with snow cover for water and insulation ... I'm zone 5 bordering on 4b here in NY, so even inside the temps can get pretty bitter cold. Plus lets face it its a lot easier than lugging crates in and out! I'm getting short on time to make the decision about how to overwinter my lilies now that its late September, so if anyone has any thoughts or expertise on that's particular subject id be grateful to hear it! PS, Dee one of the bulbs companies I've worked with has a shipping plan where you can buy all your bulbs at once and they ship sections of your order staggered throughout the season so you can stagger your bloom times. Its especially nice if you're like me and don't have a cooler. I'm not sure if Ednie offers that option but its worth asking... shipping is a little more, but having a more even flow of bloom time is worth it. |
Jennyrey, I have left some crates outside over the winter. It wasn't on purpose, but they got caught in the snow and that was that. The bulbs outside did pretty much just as well as the inside-the-garage crates. Maybe even a tad better, as they didn't have rodents trying to live in them, lol. If you have reliable snow cover, and perhaps can put the crates against a wall or something like that, maybe outside will work. But you are a zone (almost 2) colder than I am so I won't give any definite recommendations - but I certainly wish you the best! That's a great idea about asking for staggered shipping. the only thing is I wanted to stagger the bulbs I already have too. I can plant the new bulbs later than the ones I have already, but soon I will be at the point where I won't really be ordering new bulbs, so I will have to stagger the existing ones. Don't know why it's so hard to find info on this. Lots of people must do it, I would think. Dee |
Lol lots of people with coolers I bet! Might be time to invest in one... I don't see why you couldn't dig them and store to stagger bloom times, after all isn't that what the big bulb suppliers are essentially doing just on a much larger scale. |
Yes, but I wanted more specific info on storing - can I use a regular refrigerator? What temp? How about humidity? These are the things I want to find out before I dig up, store, and possibly lose (lol) 200 lilies. Can't seem to find that specific info. I don't have a great history with storing tubers such as dahlias, so I don't want to risk my lily bulbs without further information. Dee |
I found some information on another bulletin board posted by a rep from a major lily company. He stated that the bulbs need a minimum of 1000 hours of cooling and then they keep them stored at 28 -29 degrees fahrenheit in a freezer for a planned forcing schedule. Hope this may shed some light on those wanting to take last years bulbs and try to schedule them for later use. |
Thanks so much, rjanders. Wow, 29 degrees! Seems like they would freeze and turn to mush. But maybe I'll try it with a few, to check it out. The 1000 hours of cooling is no problem - winter is way longer than that, lol. Dee |
Dee RAnders is referring to the bulletin Board of the ASCFG. I have posted the topic entitled "Succession Planting Lillies" - each poster begins with >>>> and ends in <<<<<< I have removed their names. Maybe you guys can be assisted by this. Cheers Kim. >>>I'm guessing that when pre-cooled lily bulbs are shipped, they "wake up," and cannot be further delayed by placing in a cooler for a few weeks. In other words, I can't receive a shipment of 200, and immediately plant just 50 in crates and store the rest in the cooler to plant in batches every couple of weeks or so. Has anyone been able to do this?<<<<< >>>zone 5 Nebraska on Tues, September 27, 2011 >>>>Zone 7, MD on Tues, September 27, 2011 >>>>>Wednesday, September 28, 2011 - 02:09 am: >>>>> Wednesday, September 28, 2011 - >>>>>>>Wednesday, September 28, 2011 - >>>>>Thursday, September 29, 2011 - >>>>>Iowa, Zone 5 on Friday, September 30, 2011 - >>>>>Zone 7, TN oanon Monday, October 03, 2011 - |
Thank you, Kim, for that added info. I need to make a decision soon as to what I am going to do! I think I will dig up a few crates and experiment a bit - some in the cooler, some in the freezer - and see how things turn out in the spring. Thank you! |
What type of soil do ya'll use? I planted asiatic and oriental lilies in ground and crates. On 11/30th, I crated 6 crates of lilies (3 asiatics @ 20per, 3orientals @ 15per), and stored them inside our barn that once used to be a potato barn. Cemented. Dark. Pretty big--so i think it get enough circulation. The soil that I used was a mix of native land's loam (which is very fertile) and organic compose. I hope the mix is sufficient for these lilies to grow and bloom. I read a lot about lilies requiring drainage....the compost i incorporated in the soil has a lot of shells, so i hope everything else will cooperate. Something about the soil mixture is bothering me though...will compaction be pretty bad that the roots won't be able to grow by the time spring arrives? I watered the crates before storing them in the barn. Do i continue watering the crates over the winter? i have also planted triumph tulips in crates...in succession. (a week from apart) should i expect them to come up at once anyway? your help is greatly appreciated. newbie grower, long-time bloom lover. |
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Adam Pardy has signed a one-year, $700,000 deal with the Winnipeg Jets.
He skated in 60 games in 2013-14, where he registered four assists and 77 hits. Pardy averaged 14:25 of ice time per contest with the Jets. He was eligible for unrestricted free agency.
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Adam Pardy can become an unrestricted free agent this summer.
"There was a lot of things that crept into my head this year. I sat down one day and said, 'You know what? I'm going to drive myself crazy... I can't keep thinking about this,' so I kind of just put it out of my head," he said. "Once the season is over we'll approach that when it comes. Right now it's about hockey. We were in a playoff push and nothing else mattered." Pardy has five assists in 58 games this season and he's averaged 14:13 of ice time per contest.
Adam Pardy D WPG Aug 18 '79
Adam Pardy had his helmet ripped off by a fan after a check he received knocked out a pane of glass at the United Center.
To add insult to injury, he also got some beer dumped on his head. "It's tough enough to get put through the glass, but then to get a beer thrown on my head, too, not a good thing," he said. "That was a first. They're into it, that's a good thing, I guess." The hit came from Chicago's Brandon Bollig. Pardy doesn't have any fantasy value.
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Adam Pardy has been summoned from the minors.
The Jets put Jacob Trouba in injured reserve to allow Pardy to be recalled. Pardy has nine penalty minutes and a minus-4 rating in three games with AHL St. John's.
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Adam Pardy was sent to the minors on Sunday.
The Jets made the move after activating Grant Clitsome from injured reserve. Pardy cleared waivers prior to the start of the season and didn't appear in a game before being sent down on Sunday.
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Adam Pardy has successfully cleared waivers.
Unlike most of the players that have cleared waivers over the past few days, Pardy will stay in the NHL for now. He might even still participate in the Jets' season opener.
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The Winnipeg Jets decided to place defenseman Adam Pardy on waivers on Sunday.
The 29-year-old collected four assists in 17 games last season with the Buffalo Sabres. Overall, he has 200 regular season NHL games under his belt. Patrice Cormier was also placed on waivers.
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The Winnipeg Jets have signed Adam Pardy to a one-year/$600k contract.
Pardy had four assists and 14 penalty minutes in 17 NHL games last season. He signed a one-way contract, which means he'll probably start the season with the Jets.
Adam Pardy D WPG Jan 22 '79
With trades and injuries, Adam Pardy who started the season as the Sabres' ninth defenseman, is now playing in the top four.
Thats' not a good thing if you are a Buffalo supporter. The trades of Jordan Leopold, T.J. Brennan and Robyn Regehr and the injuries to Tyler Myers and Andrew Sulzer have elevated Pardy on the Sabres' depth chart. It won't be pretty in chicken wing town for the last two weeks of the season.


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Oct. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Canada's dollar weakened the most this month versus its U.S. counterpart after the Bank of Canada cut its economic growth outlook and removed a reference to withdrawing stimulus as the global economy slows.
The country's economy may take longer to return to its capacity level as a debt crisis triggers a "brief" European recession and slow U.S. growth reduces demand for exports, the Ottawa-based central bank said in a statement. The loonie, as the currency is nicknamed, strengthened beyond parity with its U.S. counterpart for the first time in a month before falling after a European Union finance ministers meeting was cancelled.
"Canada dollar is hanging on to the weakness," said Camilla Sutton, a Bank of Nova Scotia currency strategist in Toronto. "Now that we have the Bank of Canada out of the way, it's just trading off of global themes. The key focus is Europe right now."
Canada's currency fell as much as 1.8 percent to C$1.0213 per U.S. dollar, the most since Sept. 22, and traded at 1.0167 at 5 p.m. in Toronto. It rose as much as 0.5 percent, reaching beyond parity for the first time since Sept. 21. One Canadian dollar buys 98.36 U.S. cents.
The Bank of Canada held its policy interest rate at 1 percent and said slow U.S. growth will hurt consumer and business confidence. The rate action was forecast by all 27 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News.
Inflation will also be slower than earlier forecast, falling to as low as 1 percent next year, it said.
Central Banking
"Obviously, the bank is citing more slowdowns and erring on the cautionary side," said John Curran, senior vice president at the online foreign exchange dealer CanadianForex Ltd. in a telephone interview. "They're looking for slower growth. The market had been anticipating a bit more positive sentiment on the economic outlook and that didn't happen. That's why the Canadian dollar is falling."
Shorter-term government bonds rose, driving yields on benchmark two-year debt 11 basis points lower to 0.99 percent. Yields reached a record low 0.76 percent on Sept. 12. One basis point is 0.01 percentage point.
Canada will provide details of its three-year bond offering on Oct. 27. The auction is scheduled for Nov. 2.
The loonie traded through par with the greenback earlier as European officials worked to forge a plan that contains the region's debt crisis. Summits of the 27 European Union leaders and 17 leaders of the euro area will take place tomorrow in Brussels as scheduled, EU President Herman Van Rompuy's office said. A separate meeting of EU finance ministers was canceled.
Euro Watch
"We need to see whether the ring fence is going to be high enough to keep European Union stresses contained," said David Watt, senior currency strategist at Royal Bank of Canada's RBC Capital Markets unit, by phone from Toronto, referring to what's happening in Europe. "Parity may be a little rich for the Canadian dollar in this environment."
Watt forecast the currency to end the year at C$1.04.
Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said the private- sector economists he met with today project continued modest economic growth, and told him a recession is out of the question for now.
Speaking to reporters after the meeting in Ottawa, Flaherty said it would take a "dramatic shock" in Europe, such as a banking crisis with a credit crisis that followed, to push Canada back into recession.
The Bank of Canada has held the overnight rate at 1 percent since September last year, after raising it from a record low 0.25 percent in June of that year.
Carney's Plan
In a Bloomberg survey of 21 economists earlier this month, 19 predicted the central bank's governor Mark Carney will keep interest rates unchanged at 1 percent through the year, with two predicting a cut. Interest rates will likely remain unchanged until the third quarter of next year, when Carney will begin raising borrowing costs again, according to the survey's median estimate.
Futures markets showed traders are reducing bets that the Bank of Canada will increase interest rates by the first quarter next year. Yields on the March 2012 bankers' acceptances contract, a proxy for short-term borrowing expectations, dropped eight basis points to 1.11 percent.
The central bank will release its monetary policy report tomorrow, updating its forecasts for the country's economy that were last revised July 20.
Retail sales increased 0.5 percent in August to a seasonally adjusted C$37.8 billion ($37.8 billion) compared with July, Statistics Canada said in Ottawa. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg News predicted a 0.3 percent gain, according to the median of 22 responses.
The loonie has weakened 1.9 percent in the past month, according to Bloomberg Correlation-Weighted Currency Indexes, a gauge of 10 developed-nation currencies. The greenback has declined 2.8 percent, and the yen has lost 2.3 percent of its value.
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The Sims 2 comes to the PSP handheld entertainment system, Nintendo DS, and Game Boy Advance bringing with it all the addictive, open-ended gameplay of the fastest-selling PC game of all time. Featuring a unique storyline for each platform, The Sims 2 lets you create, customize, and control different neighborhoods as you delve into the mysteries of Stangetown and strive to uncover its secrets. Mind your Sim's Sanity Meter to save them from a nervous breakdown and connect with other players to trade secrets and play head-to-head mini-games. With The Sims 2 for handheld, now you can take it with you everywhere.Features
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- Eight mini-games seamlessly integrated with your quest for the secrets of Strangetown.
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The Larsen Gallery, a national leader in the secondary art market for more than 20 years, will host the 2014 LARSEN ART AUCTION to be held Saturday October 25, 2014 at 11:00 am MST. We are excited to announce this year's auction to be held as part of the Bentley Scottsdale Polo Championship event at WestWorld in Scottsdale, AZ and will feature celebrity auctioneer Jason Brooks. Please feel free to contact the gallery at (480) 941 0900 for additional information.
- LIVE AUCTION: Live Auction Saturday October 25, 2014 beginning at 11:00 am MST in the Omni Scottsdale Wine and Spa Lounge at WestWorld located at 16601 N. Pima Rd. Scottsdale, AZ 85260.
- AUCTIONEER: Jason Brooks whose resume includes the Discovery Channel's Auction Kings and the Rachael Ray show.
- PREVIEWS: Individual artwork can be previewed at the Larsen Gallery up to the Thursday prior to the auction. The Larsen Gallery is located at 3705 N. Bishop Lane Scottsdale, AZ 85251 (480) 941-0900. The Auction can also be previewed at the Preview Party and the day of the auction at the Larsen Art Auction Preview Tent at WestWorld 16601 N. Pima Rd. Scottsdale, AZ 85260.
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Eligibility: Junior standing, 2.5 GPA, and interview
Information Session: Thursday, January 22 at 5:10pm in SUB 230
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Increasing dependence on automobiles has led to traffic congestion and contributes to physical inactivity, poor health, and environmental problems. This course introduces bicycle, pedestrian and transit travel modes as complementary to private automobiles. This cross‐disciplinary class is designed for future engineers, urban planners, health advocates, policy makers and others interested in creating a more balanced transportation system. We feel that it would benefit students to travel with students from different disciplines, and
thus are reaching out to both engineering and non‐engineering programs (similar to the Engineers without Borders MSU model).
Participants will travel through cities in the Netherlands and Germany by train, bicycle, and on foot, as they explore how these European countries have built transportation systems that encourage alternatives to private car transportation.
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Mary L. (Sensinger) Cassel of Holtwood, Pa. passed away Tuesday, June 10, 2014 at her home. She was 92.
She was the wife of the late Roland Cassel, who died on Feb. 18, 2003. They were married 59 years at the time of Roland's death.
Born Dec. 27, 1921 in Hilltown, Bucks County, she was the daughter of the late Truman Edgar and Lillian Hockman (Landis) Sensinger.
Mary was a member of St. Michael's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Strasburg, Pa. She enjoyed flower gardening.
Surviving are three children, Judith A., married to Edward A. Herrmann, of Holtwood, M. Eileen, married to Jack K. Tarr, of McLean, Va. and Tomas J. Cassel, married to Carol, of York, Pa.; nine grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren and one brother, Alan Sensinger, married to Kathy, of Quakertown.
She was preceded in death by a grandson, Edward A. Herrmann III (2011).
Mary's Celebration of Life Funeral Service will be held at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, June 17 at St. Peter's Covenant Church of Hilltown, 1006 Hilltown Pike, Hilltown, PA 18927 with the Reverend James T. Fox officiating. There will be a viewing at the church on Tuesday between 1 and 2 p.m. Interment will be in the church cemetery.
Memorial remembrances can be made in Mary's memory to Hospice & Community Care, www.hospiceandcommunitycare.org.
To send an online condolence, visit the funeral home's Web site listed below. Andrew T. Scheid Funeral Home,
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Thursday, July 26, 2012
Brennecke Beach is synonymous on Kauai with board surfing and bodysurfing, thanks to its shallow sandbar and reliable shore break. Because the beach is small and often congested, surfboards are prohibited near shore. The water on the rocky eastern edge of the beach is a good place to see the endangered green sea turtles noshing on plants growing on the rocks. Amenities: parking; food and drink. Best for: surfing; sunset.


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The city is starting a three-year project along Woodlawn Lake Park to address flooding and create safer routes for pedestrians and cyclists.
The Woodlawn and Jefferson Neighborhoods are especially prone to flooding, and the potential for a repeat of flood events like 1998 and 2002 have residents like Henrietta Lagrange concerned.
"I live right in front, so I have mega-pictures," Lagrange said in reference to previous flooding. "I'm there, sometimes, sleepless nights trying to see how high the water is going to get."


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CBS This Morning talks to Andrew Loog Oldham about The Rolling Stones Charlie is my Darling - Ireland 1965 Posted on Oct 17th, 2012 Watch the Piece Buy the Film |
The Rolling Stones announced the first concerts for their 50th anniversary tour on Monday. Now there's a long-lost piece of their history that's surfaced: the first movie ever made about the band, which was never publicly released.
But now, Stones fans are getting a chance to see it in the new documentary "Charlie is My Darling."
The movie includes footage of Mick Jagger singing The Beatles. And, previously just a blues cover band, The Stones had reached a defining moment when the film was shot in 1965, finally generating its own material.
Andrew Loog Oldham was the band's 19-year-old manager. He had the idea to record the rare images of the band riffing, writing, and composing while on tour in Ireland.
Asked why it was so important for the band to write their own material, Oldham said, "Well, look what happened to the bands that didn't. You know, I mean, you're like an airplane without parachutes. It's a voice. It's a very necessary part of a band to have a voice. Or else you're just duplications."
Drummer Charlie Watts, in particular, stood out. But in the film Watts says he's "just a drummer," saying, "I'm not a musician of that caliber ... maybe it's just an inferiority complex. Maybe I'm great after all."
Asked why Watts stood out so much, Oldham said, "It's indescribable. He looked like a French noir gangster star. He had the voice and the resonance and everything."
Watts still jumps off the screen, according to John Schaefer, host of New York Public Radio WNYC show "Soundcheck." He said, "At their finest, when Mick is doing his rooster strut and Keith is standing there propped up by some force of anti-nature with a cigarette dangling from his mouth, and to see Charlie just kinda grinning and saying, 'Oh, there go the kids again.' His expression is priceless."
Don't be deceived though, the film is about much more than Watts, from the moody, messy Brian Jones who said at the time his future with the group was "very uncertain" to the surprisingly self-aware Jagger who said in the film, "I mean, you're acting. You're doing an act. It's not really you."
"Charlie is My Darling" shows a band teetering on the brink of international rock 'n' roll stardom and struggling to figure out what it all means.
Schaefer said, "Jagger's ego -- I mean, he has said this himself -- was one of the things that powered the Rolling Stones and turned them into the juggernaut they would become later on. The idea that, not only are we this successful, but we kind of deserve to be this successful."
In 1965, success meant touring the biggest venue spaces in Ireland: movie theaters. Schaefer said, "There's no moat. There's nothing to protect them. You've got this band that maybe doesn't even realize quite yet just how popular they are, and just how enthusiastic and excitable their fans are."
Oldham recalled, "I had to dislodge somebody's hands from the trunk of a taxi. Eventually, I had to whack (fans). But they still didn't feel it. They went, 'Oh, that's nice.' It's just part of the buzz. ... They couldn't get enough."
In motel rooms and on trains, Oldham made sure the Stones kept the music coming -- and they never missed a gig. "I have always known that, regardless of how they may have appeared, that they were soldiers, and they never missed a date," he said. "They never fell over. ... It's a long-distance race. ... You know it, because it's part of you."
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Tim Goss appointed new McLaren technical director
By Jonathan Noble | Monday, February 25th 2013, 15:12 GMT |
McLaren has appointed Tim Goss as its new technical director, in the wake of Paddy Lowe's decision to switch to Mercedes.
After weeks of speculation about Lowe's future, sources confirmed on Monday that he had now agreed to leave the Woking-based team and join Mercedes from the start of 2014.
While Lowe will be put on 'gardening leave' by McLaren until his current contract finishes at the end of the year, the team has moved to promote its director of engineering Goss to replace him.
Speaking about his new role, Goss said: "I'm delighted to have been offered the technical directorship of McLaren, and I'm greatly looking forward to making a significant contribution to the team's ongoing success in that role."
Team principal Martin Whitmarsh said he was confident that Lowe's departure would not hamper his outfit's ambitions to win the championship this year.
"I firmly believe that our technical and engineering team is the best in the F1 business, and that its strength in depth has always been and will continue to be an important element of our on-track success," he said.
"Moreover, I'm certain that, in his expanded role, Tim will continue to lead it very capably indeed, and will evolve and improve it.
"That's his brief, and it's already clear that he's prepared to embrace it with energy and enthusiasm."
Speaking about Lowe's position going forwards, Whitmarsh said: "Paddy [Lowe] will be performing a different role within McLaren until the end of the year.
"He's been a good and successful F1 technical director, and we wish him well when he embarks on a fresh challenge in 2014."


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I and several co-workers were given tropical hibiscus plants as a gift. They are currently in pots that look to be about 9 inches in diameter. The "stems' are about 2 – 2 ˝ feet tall with a plume of nice green foliage and some flowers.
The label says "this is one the new hybridized exotic grafted hibiscus cultivars from our - Tropic Harvest Treasures- collection. I've tried to look them up but have not found much luck as the info I have says they like lots of sun, like to keep moist and grow best in tropical climates. We live in Northern VA. How on earth do I begin to care for this? It's really a very nice looking plant. Do I need to re-pot it in a larger pot? Any other help would be appreciated. Thanks
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The botanical name is H. rosa-sinensis followed by whatever the cultivar name is. It is a borderline zone 9 plant, so you will definitely need to keep it potted and bring it in for the winter. Whether you need to repot it would depend on whether it looks rootbound or not. |
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If you do decide to pot up, only go one size up. Maybe to a 10" pot (check the bottom to see if the plant has roots coming out, or carefully tilt the plant out to check the rootball). These can be kept outside all summer in a sunny location, although I noticed they may do better with some afternoon shade. They can be overwintered inside. When inside, you could choose to keep it under alot of bright light and in warmth and it may continue to flower all winter (albeit, much less). Alternately, you can keep it in a cool bright location and let it rest. In either case, don't water it much (perhaps once every couple weeks while inside). Also make sure that you try to provide alot of humidity for it as it can become a spider mite magnet. Also note that any change in its conditions (location, amount of light, water, and temperature), will often cause some of the leaves to suddenly turn yellow and drop off. Don't panic and just ignore it. Once you stablize the new site and your watering practices, it'll regrow the leaves and they will become accustomed to that new regime. When you move it out in summer, it'll do the same thing, but by then, you'll know why. ;-) One thing to be careful of is since yours is grafted, sometimes the grafts can snap off way to easily. Nowadays, I give mine a slow-release all-purpose balanced fertilizer and will occassionally give it some Ironite and epsom salts (1tbsp per gallon of water). Good luck. I bet it's beautiful! |
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Brighton Le Sands, NSW -- (ReleaseWire) -- 05/27/2014 -- Legendary heavy rock band ALIBI have today announced the release of their classic rock album Time Machine. The album from the world-renowned hard rock band will add another milestone to the bands historical journey.
ALIBI's, Lindsay Osborne, said the release of the album was an exciting development for the band.
'We're thrilled that we will finally be able to get this album out there and that it will provide an added dimension for our existing fans and help us to share our power rock with new audiences.
"Time Machine fits perfectly with what ALIBI is all about. We are hard edged, powerful, melodic and driven to stop at nothing when it comes to quality.
"When considering releasing Time Machine we wanted something that can actively contribute to the band's development as opposed to simply a 'release'. With Time Machine we now have one of the world's most powerful rock albums as an integral example of the ALIBI sound' said Osborne.
Osborne described the release as a natural fit for today's rock music market and an exciting opportunity. "It was only a few minutes into my first meeting with production and the reasoning for this release became so clear. Sure, our attention to detail and quality were so closely aligned. But there was so much more.
ALIBI is innovative. ALIBI is power. ALIBI represents a passion. And most importantly, ALIBI thinks outside of the square. This is why we recorded it "live to tape". No tweaks. Bare bones. Honest Hard Rock Music. "We couldn't be more excited. The electrical impulses within the right side of our brains have already started buzzing," said Osborne.
To celebrate Time Machine's release, ALIBI are offering an exclusive "direct only" deal on the download price, which will be available for purchase by
ALIBI's legion of fans and Heavy Rock customers. ALIBI will also shortly be releasing a range of inspired Fan Gear e.g T-Shirts, Hoodies, Caps etc.
ALIBI is a powerful virtuoso heavy rock band that captures the spirit, passion and the culture of heavy rock music in all its forms. ALIBI is a band that enables all Heavy Rock Brethren to LIVE THE LIFE through its distinctive heavy brand of rock. Their songs cover a broad spectrum of melodic yet fast, complex and powerful riffs geared towards all rock fixated obsessives.


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September 15th, 2014
Grow your own Garlic!
Vampires beware it's time to plant garlic. Fall is a great time to plant your garlic crop for next year and growing good garlic is easy. If you just plant the cloves in the ground anytime between September and March and it will probably grow. But if you want to grow large, healthy bulbs, there is more to it. Click here to download our Garlic Growing Tips Information Brochure.
This year you can choose from ten different varieties of garlic, including three varieties of certified organic garlic. They include:
- Regular White – regular type of white garlic, has a mild flavor
- Elephant - has large cloves but very mild flavor
- German Hardneck – A very nice strain for our northern climates. Great for roasting due to large cloves.
- Legacy - A rocambole type hard neck garlic produces 4 to 6 cloves in a large bulb. Has a strong, full flavour.
- Mexican Purple – This garlic has a hot flavour when raw, but becomes milder when baked
- Metechi – Spicy hot flavor, said to grow like a weed and store like a rock
- Music - Music is large beautiful and a well-formed porcelain garlic. Its flavor is very rich and musky, strong and robust and sticks around for a while.
- Red - The standard of excellent flavor in rocambole garlic. This is a delightfully mild, full flavored, productive garlic that store very well, present a nice appearance and has an excellent raw flavor
- Russian Red – A rocambole hardneck garlic with a rich, musky flavour and is very hot when eaten raw. Grows great in the northwest


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I found an old seed catalog. Looking through it I found a bean I would like to grow called jumbo pod. Has anyone ever tried growing this bean? Please let me know how you liked it.
I am a long time gardener but new to this forum. I love it. This is my first posting. |
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You say an "old" seed catalog. Is Jumbo Pod still available? Is it a bush bean or pole bean? What sounds good about it? As a jumbo Italian bean, I'm guessing it's a Roma type. They are pretty tasty. Jim |
- Posted by barbara_mel 6b (My Page) on Mon, Aug 21, 06 at 22:11
Its a Gurneys 1997 catalog. I search the web for them found them johnny's seeds that's the only place I could find them. Its a bush bean that has short runner. The gurney catalog reads: JUMBO POD. Italian Flaver in a Big Way. here's a harvest to Make the neighbors sit up and take notice-flat Podded beans up to a foot long! Pick young for regular-bean size but baby bean flavor and quality. an exellent freezer bean too. Approx 45 seeds per pkt. 60 days. I love Roma beans and the size of this one impresses me. Johny's says its a cross between Roma and Kentucky wonder. Just wanted to know if anyone has grown them or heard about them so I could get some first hand info about them. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Johnny's - Product
Here is another source (see link). This would be a good variety to save seeds for... 18 companies carried it in 1998; only 3 or 4 now. I may have to try this one myself! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Jumbo Bean
That sounds like a delicious bean. It's always fun to make the neighbors sit up and take notice too. :-) Jim |
Is the Jumbo from PSRseeds different from the Jumbo offered by Johnny's, I wonder? I've been trying to decide on an Italian bean for the upcoming spring garden and this one is tempting. |
Jumbo has disappeared from PSR's website. I emailed them and they said it's been removed from their 2007 offerings but that "In the future we plan to have it back in the catalog." |
Fliptx, according to the description in "Garden Seed Inventory, Sixth Edition", and the decription of the variety on Johnny's website, both varieties are the same. They both share the "Romano X Kentucky Wonder" decription, which I believe is conclusive evidence. I followed up on the other sources listed (PSR was one of them); I checked all but one, and each had also dropped it. The only remaining U.S. source I could locate has no website: It seems that my recommendation of this variety for seed saving was right on the mark... it is vanishing rapidly. In addition to its size, it is also BCMV resistant, so it is well worth growing. |
Zeedman, thanks for that info. I just placed an order with Johnny's for Jumbo among other things. If anyone would like to do small trades in order to help save seeds of this variety, let me know. I'll post in the exchanges section of the bean forum. |
Update after my January 3 post: Jumbo seems to be back in the PSR catalogue. |
I've been harvesting Jumbo for the past week or two and I'm very pleased. They're productive, the beans are tasty and tender at 8", and the plants are vigorous. Very vigorous. They grew runners and if I'd given them a trellis, they'd probably be about 3 feet tall. Since I'd planned on them being bushes, I didn't give them a trellis and let them sort of flop/tangle all over each other. I think this would be a good bean for people who like pole types but for whatever reason would rather grow something bushier. Plus, each bean with its generous size is the equivalent of four or five regular snap beans. |
"They grew runners and if I'd given them a trellis, they'd probably be about 3 feet tall." I had planned to grow them this year as a bush also... thanks for the warning. Man, Fliptx, am I jealous... I can't even _plant_ my beans until next month! Eat some for me, will ya? ;-) |
"Eat some for me, will ya? ;-)" Happily! I think the Johnny's catalogue says something like... Jumbo may grow short runners in very fertile soil. I've got most of the plants growing in a raised bed on concrete, where I've continuously grown vegetables for over a year, and lightly amended between crops. I guess it was more fertile than I thought! But yes, knowing what I know now, I would give them more space. |
I thought I'd revive this thread to see if we could get feedback on "Jumbo." Is it really jumbo in size, and if "yes," are the pods tasty when huge? How many seeds per pod? And what size are the seeds and the pods? All your interesting and humorous comments are greatly appreciated.... Some questions that I could think of: The bean sounded so interesting that I thought it would be helpful to follow up with some facts. Would you grow it again? Thanks for the feedback. |
- Posted by farmerdilla 8aGa (My Page) on Tue, Jul 31, 07 at 17:11
I grew the Jumbo a few years back. An excellent bean, but it not a Romano type. Flavor is much more akin to Kentucky Wonder. Big pods on bush bean with true pole bean flavor. As mentioned it is tall and the pods are heavy. I did not stake but use mulch so the beans were not overly bothered by laying on the ground. They can use use type of support tho. For some reason they dissappeared from the market for 5 or so years. Good to see them back, but think a true bush Kentucky Wonder. I have only used them as snap beans. |
Just found this post and as for a reply to the original post...it seems that Jumbo Pod green bean no longer exists. I raised them back in the 90's, but there is no longer any evidence of its existance. Johnny's Select Seeds does now offer Jumbo, which is an altogether different variety than the original Jumbo Pod...Jumbo leans more towards being a romano type as from crossing kentucky wonder with roma, I think...Jumbo Pod resembled more of the Kentucky Wonder type only a lot bigger pods. |
I did a search of the SSE online Yearbook and there is no listing. The historical database is currently not available. Dick |
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Title: Within My Heart
Author: Tamera Alexander
Genre: Historical: American
This book did not receive a review in the RITA® Reader Challenge, and so I've found some strong reviews elsewhere to supplement the collection. I did not, however, assign a letter grade. This book finaled in the Inspirational Romance category.
Plot Summary: Widow Rachel Boyd struggles to keep her ranch afloat and provide for her two young sons, though some days it feels as though her efforts are sabotaged at every turn. When her cattle come down with disease and her sons' lives are endangered, she must turn to Rand Brookston, Timber Ridge's physician and reluctant veterinarian. While Rachel appreciates his help, she squelches any feelings she might have for Rand—her own father was a doctor and his patients always took priority over his family. Rachel refuses to repeat the mistakes her mother made. But when she's courted by a wealthy client of the local resort, she faces a choice: self-sufficiency and security or the risk inherent in the deepest of loves.
I have a bit of a confession. I attempted to read this book for this challenge. I downloaded a sample and read it. The writing was very strong, the characters were defined quickly and the prose, while sometimes edging toward the florid and fluffy, was compelling and I wanted to find out more. But a review on Amazon made me reconsider, simply because I knew I wouldn't enjoy a book that was a "tearjerker." I suck, I know. I could not embark on something that I knew was going to hurt, even with the promise of a happy ending.
However, I can say, based on the sample, that Alexander is one heck of a writer, and I can understand why this book has 107 reviews on Amazon with an average of four stars, and a 4.17 star average on GoodReads.
The review that made me pause was written by Nay Chaw and reads:
Right from the start I knew that Within My Heart was going to be a real tearjerker and by the time the end rolled around I had to break out the tissues. That said, this book was almost too sad. There was so much grief and sorrow throughout. I will say this however, the relationship between Rand and Rachel which grew out of their love and respect for one of their patients was beautiful to read. I also felt that the ending fit with the rest of the story. There was no unbelievable, sugary-sweet ending but a nice, natural closure for most of the characters.
If you're looking for a light-hearted romance you will want to put this book off till later (but definitely plan to read it). If you want a story of forgiveness, loss, and love that will keep you reading until the wee hours, read this. Tamera Alexander is a premier Christian fiction author who writes books that touch the heart and teach lessons that we can all learn from.
Author Dawn Kinzer also reviewed this book :
Rachel fears that if she loses the ranch or cares for another man, she'll dishonor her dead husband, who she deeply loved. Without knowing his history, Rand's fear might seem irrational, but the cause of his fear makes it believable. It's so real, it almost has a paralyzing affect on him. Both must overcome their fears if they are to live freely and fully.
Many things contributed to making this novel one of my new favorites: great writing, the setting, the characters and their relationships, a relatable theme, and the way medicine was incorporated into the story.
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1. Doctopus is a document management script for student projects in Google Docs. Written by an educator for educators, the free Doctopus script gives educators the ability to auto-generate, pre-share, and manage grading and feedback on templated Docs for group and individual projects.
3. autoCrat is a script that was written to be a multi-purpose document merge tool that allows you to take any personalized, row-based spreadsheet data and create, save, attach to email, and share templated documents. No scripting ability required to use. It can be used in the classroom to automatically create individualized feedback for students.
4. gClassFolders by Bjorn Behrendt is a free, Google-Spreadsheet-based add-on for Google Apps for Education that creates class folders for students and educators to simplify and streamline their experience of using Google's world class productivity and collaboration tools in the classroom. It has the ability to run in "Single Teacher Mode" or "School Mode" - school mode anticipates use over multiple semesters and at the scale of many classrooms. It also has the ability to add students and classes over time without recreating all folders, and features an internationalized interface that runs in over 70 languages.
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7. formEmailer by Henrique Abreu allows you to easily set up flexible e-mail merge in your spreadsheets and automatic emailing to your forms. The best part is that you need NO javascript knowledge, and everything is set up in a simple interface. Educators can use this script to automatically personalize emails to all the students in their classes.
8. formRanger is a script that allows you to automatically populate the options in any multiple-choice, checkbox, or listbox style question in a Google Form from any column in the attached spreadsheet.
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10. docAppender is a script that allows to take data submitted through a Google Form to add content to the end of a user-selected Google Document. This is especially useful for logging meeting takeaways or keeping running records on faculty or student files. Very mobile friendly, as all usage involves URLs that can be loaded in a smartphone or tablet.
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Thu, Jul 17, 14 at 20:12
Last winter the wall outlets in my garage went dead. Since I do little in the garage in winter, I waited. Now it's irritating me. I replaced the GFCI. LED glows but no power. Hot to ground is 120. Hot to neutral, no go. Replaced the GFCI again in case I got a bad one. About 10 years ago I stole some juice off the same box where the GFCI is for my bocce court lights. All is fine with the lights but nothing at the garage outlets. No continuity is showing up anywhere that it should not. With the circuit breaker off, I have tested neutral to hot, neutral to ground, hot to neutral, hot to ground. Nothing untoward shows up. I'm lost. Any ideas? BTW, before anyone dives down the rabbit hole, my work on this circuit happened years before this problem. Years of service, then one day - nothing. Everything I can unplug has been unplugged. I pull power to light my workbench off this circuit and I'm not getting any work done! Could certainly use some ideas on where to look next. |
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You got an open neutral plain and simple. Start checking upstream for a bad connection point. |
- Posted by ceastonooh (My Page) on Fri, Jul 18, 14 at 10:46
Thanks for the reply, but there is no upstream. Just the panel. No connection problems there. How would a diagnosis of an upstream neutral wire being open apply when I have power past the GFCI? Obviously I'm missing something here but I don't see how that can be it. |
What are the wires in the box and how are they connected? How are you doing your tests? |
- Posted by ceastonooh (My Page) on Fri, Jul 18, 14 at 12:12
Solved it. Apparently the GFCI that I installed years ago went bad. I replaced it with the new GFCI, which, as it is now apparent, was defective. I did not know this but guessed that buying another one was cheaper than an electrician or another 2 hours of my time. So another GFCI is purchased and today I find it too is defective. Ain't world trade just grand? Not sure if American made would be better but that's my guess. Thanks guys for your help. |
Wait ... you've had 3 "defective" GFCIs and it still isn't working? How is that solved? |
- Posted by ceastonooh (My Page) on Fri, Jul 18, 14 at 14:55
Greg, I said I solved it. You would take that to mean it IS working. No I'm not happy about the quality of the defective GFCI's but the fact that I now have one that works means end of thread. Thanks again for your concern and suggestions. |
- Posted by bus_driver (My Page) on Fri, Jul 18, 14 at 19:19
The GFCI receptacles of more recent manufacture must have power to them and then the reset button must be pushed for them to have power to the receptacle. |
hmmm.. very strange. In many years as an electrician I have rarely seen a defective GFCI, and never a defective new one. Keep us posted, this may not be the end of the story. That being said, There is a certain brand of GFCIs with a red and a black button sold at a certain store with orange on the front of the building that tend not to be so easy to reset when they get old, sometimes they will reset on the hot side but not the neutral. A good firm push on the test button and another on the reset button using a pencil eraser does the trick. |
- Posted by WilliamFitzgerald (My Page) on Thu, Jul 24, 14 at 7:21
First check the circuit finely, try to change the hot to ground and neutral, the circuit has two GFCI outlets on it, both are not having any power, the test buttons are also not effected after tying it lots of time. Use a circuit tracker to find the exact problem in the circuit or you can call to an electrician of your local area he will repair it correctly. |
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If a customer wants let's say red velvet cake, which of course has cream cheese icing filling, for a wedding, how do you explain that it can't sit out? What do you substitute?
Or can it sit out? Maybe indoors, but how about if the reception is outside? And how long can it sit out in general regardless of what filling it has?