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Posted on October 14 at 12:20 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Would, that when you pass on, your body be preserved and displayed in an auto-icon at the Gazette for all to marvel at the greatest opinionator in the whole of Schenectady, likely for all time. Best wishes, Mr. Strock. Adieu.
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Posted on October 13 at 5 p.m. (Suggest removal)
The fence was illegal but an ugly pile of dirt isn't. Swell.
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Posted on October 11 at 8:25 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Just do an economic study to determine the value of the externality and compensate the village for its loss.
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The ONLY appropriate role for government concerning personal health choices is to EDUCATE the citizenry and to leave the decisions up to each of them as individuals. The is the ONLY approach that respects the autonomy and dignity of each person.
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Posted on September 29 at 11:22 a.m. (Suggest removal)
Why no mention of the city's responsibility to provide services for costs that homeowners can afford? Lower the cost of government and more people will be able to afford their homes.
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Posted on September 28 at 9:12 p.m. (Suggest removal)
People don't respect the freedom of speech because the public schools that "educate" them teach them that the government can punish all kinds of speech PLUS they do practically nothing to teach students about why the freedom of speech is a fundamental human right that no government has the right to infringe. That our own courts have repeatedly failed to protect the freedom of speech is not just reprehensible but traitorous.
By the way, the metaphor is that you can't FALSELY shout fire in a theater. But that's clearly not true, since "FIRE!" has been shouted in theaters around the world when there was none. See, e.g., http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shouting_fi...
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Posted on September 23 at 1:04 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Thanks for staying on top of the issue, Elmer. The Gazette should really follow-up.
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Posted on September 18 at 7:58 p.m. (Suggest removal)
How about taking up the fight against stupidity?
Suppose you want to sell a 32-oz version of the 16-oz one. What do you do? Offer a buy 1 get one at half price and viola, nothing changes except you now have a second cup.
Or how about this? Get a full 16 oz in one cup and your ice in another!
Or this? Design 16 oz cups that can be joined together as one, 2-compartment cup.
Finally, sell a 32-oz cup of carbonated water (permitted under the law) and throw in a syrup vile for free sufficient to flavor the super-sized water.
I note that this law may result in increased obesity as people switch from buying their drinks to bringing them with them. They may choose to bring even "worse" drinks than the ones they were buying.
NYC isn't fighting obesity. It's at war against liberty.
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Posted on September 16 at 11:45 a.m. (Suggest removal)
Smoke, drink and make babies with reckless abandon ... Ah, those were the days, eh Carl?
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Those that cause the damage should pay the cost. No more freeloading.
Poor Price Chopper. What does $250,000 translate to in increased costs? Well less than a penny per item. Let's see the data.
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Beijing Hutong, just as the Great Wall, Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square, is one of the symbols of Beijing both in ancient times and modern time. So during Beijing tour if you have enough time you had better visit Famous Beijing Hutong to experience old life.
Qianshi Hutong is a famous Beijing Hutong located in the west of Zhubaoshi Jie, next to the famous business district in Beijing, Dashilan . It is the narrowest Hutong both at present and in ancient times in Beijing with the total length of 55 meters, the average width of 0.7 meters while the narrowest point is only 0.4 meters. Qianshi Hutong consists of nine groups of north-south buildings. Two people have to sidle across the walk while a man pushing a bicycle would be difficult to pass up. On the western end of Qianshi Hutong there is a large canopy which was the government-run money trading floor, referred to as "money market" during Qing Dynasty. Therefore the hutong got its name of Qianshi. Generally speaking, Qianshi Hutong is the oldest city alley and the most complete financial transactions in China.
On both sides of Qianshi Hutong there are the precious metal casting industries, specializing in the workshops special approval of the government of the Qing Dynasty. These industries along the hutong at the time are known as the "furnace line". Jewelry Street is the most concentrated of the furnace line sections in the Qing Dynasty, the formation of the money market, the Republic of depression after the furnace line, the money market was converted into silver Shop room, forming a narrow alley. There are four courtyards and a paved house located in the south of the street and each one covers an area of 80 square meters with the book from the plaque on the door has changed the indications, was the furnace line, to the store after the workshop.
Currently in Qianshi Hutong, there are 10 tablets and several early financial companies such as "Chase Bank ", "Matthey Silver" and other buildings. Some courtyards still remains the style of Qing Dynasty, preserved wooden ceiling structure, and some still pinned iron license "the capital of Commerce".
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Crusaders are still in contention after coming from behind to beat Ballinamallard 3-1 at Ferney Park while there were also wins for Portadown, Linfield and Glentoran with the game between Ballymena United and Lisburn Distillery ending in a 3-3 draw. The Swifts made life difficult for the Reds in the first half with their pressing tactics but once the opening goal went in there was no way back as they offered little threat up front. Dunagnnon manager Darren Murphy sportingly shook the hand of every Cliftonville player as they left the pitch despite his disappointment at the outcome. The home team had the first chance early on as Darren Boyce neatly flicked the ball through for Joe Gormely but he was unable to control it and the opportunity was missed. In the 34th minute Jody Lynch got in a shot which took a deflection before being beaten away for a corner by Swifts' goalkeeper Niall Morgan. From the kick which was taken by Lynch Boyce rose unchallenged at the far post to powerfully head home the opening goal of the game. Two minutes before the break Stephen Garrett got in a shot from an acute angle which Morgan cleared with his feet. It was Garrett who created the opportunity for Cliftonville's second goal in the 53rd minute as he was fouled at the edge of the box by Francis Brennan. It was a clear penalty and George McMullan made a fine job of converting from the spot to make it 2-0 and end any realistic chance of a Dunagnnon comeback. Lynch could have made it three in the 69th minute after he set off on a mazy dribble only to be denied by a last ditch clearance. Reds' sub Diarmuid O'Carroll also missed a chance to score with 10 minutes remaining when he shot narrowly past the far post but Cliftonville will be satisfied with the outcome with a tougher test to come against Linfield on New Year's Day.
Elsewhere on Saturday Crusaders ensured that they didn't lose any more ground on their north Belfast rivals with a 3-1 victory away to Ballinamallard.
However, the victory did not come without an early scare, with David Kee netting from close range after a rare mistake by Colin Coates to give the hosts an 18th minute lead.
The Crues got themselves back into the game in the 36th minute when Gary McCutcheon converted from the penalty spot after Steven Feeney had handled in the area.
McCutcheon turned provider just three minutes later when Mallards keeper Alvin Rouse could only palm his shot into the path of Jordan Owens, who made no mistake with his effort.
Declan Caddell made sure of the points with a fierce strike in the closing stages to seal the victory.
In the game at Windsor Park Linfield moved up to third with a 3-0 victory over Glenavon.
Brian McCaul grabbed the opening goal from the spot in the 32nd minute after Kris Lindsay had fouled Matthew Tipton, and the Welshman grabbed a goal of his own five minutes into the second half as he capitalized on some hesitant defending to fire low into the bottom corner.
Glenavon saw Ciaran Martyn sent off for a second yellow card before a screamer into the top corner from Ross Clarke sealed an important victory for the Blues.
Glentoran meanwhile remain just behind their Big Two rivals, bouncing back from their Boxing Day derby defeat with a thumping 5-0 victory over struggling Donegal Celtic at the Oval.
Richard Clarke opened the scoring in the 26th minute when he fired home a rasping volley after DC had failed to clear, and Jimmy Callagher made it 2-0 with a looping header from a Stephen Carson free kick six minutes later.
Mark Clarke then added a third in the 68th minute with a back post tap-in before Carson got his name on the score sheet after with a cool finish past DC keeper John Connolly.
Andrew Waterworth's penalty completed the rout a minute from time to move Eddie Patterson's side into fourth place in the table, just two points behind Linfield, while only Lisburn Distillery remain below DC.
The Whites could have leapfrogged the Suffolk Road side with victory over Ballymena United, but they squandered a 3-0 lead to allow the Sky Blues to snatch a dramatic late draw and halt their alarming six-game losing streak.
Tim McCann's side opened the scoring in the 37th minute when Gary Liggett made the most of an Aaron Stewart mistake to lay the ball off for Jordan Hughes to sidefoot home.
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However, the Glenn Ferguson's side pulled a goal back three minutes after that when Gavin Taggart beat Billy Brennan with a deflected effort from the edge of the area.
Taggart was then shown a 66th minute straight red card following a challenge on Ryan McCann before the Whites themselves were reduced to ten men three minutes later when Aaron Traynor was dismissed.
David Cushley pulled another one back when he eventually beat Distillery keeper Billy Brennan after two initial shots had been saved, and Mark Surgeoner added the equaliser in the fourth minute of injury time.
Finally Coleraine fell to fifth in the table as they were beaten 2-0 by Portadown at Shamrock Park.
Richard Leckey opened the scoring with a header from a Ross Redman cross in the 39th minute, and Redman also provided the assist for the Ports' second, with Brian Gartland latching on to a long free kick to finish from 12 yards and consign the Bannsiders to their first defeat in three games.
Ballinamallard United 1-3 CrusadersBallinamallard United: Kee 18.Crusaders: McCutcheon 36 (PEN), Owens 39, Caddell 85.
Ballymena United 3-3 Lisburn DistilleryBallymena United: Taggart 52, Cushley 76, Surgenor 94.Lisburn Distillery: Hughes 37, 49, Liggett 46.
Cliftonville 2-0 Dungannon SwiftsCliftonville: Boyce 35, McMullan 53 (PEN).
Glenavon 0-3 LinfieldLinfield: McCaul 32 (PEN), Tipton 50, Clarke 83.
Glentoran 5-0 Donegal CelticGlentoran: Clarke 26, 70, Callacher 33, Carson 71, Waterworth 89 (PEN).
Portadown 2-0 ColerainePortadown: Lecky 39, Gartland 54.
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We are about to upgrade from R2008 and LDD to R2012 and Civil3D. We went thru a 3 day class given by our vendor for the Civil3D Fundamentals. The survey department was included in this class.
After taking the class, the whole survey department thinks that Civil3D is not survey friendly.
Just wondering what all of you Surveryors think about Civil3D.
i remember when we upgraded to 2008, I didn't see some of the advantages at first. It was not till I started using it. I'm just hoping the same will happen.
There is also a Survey Fundamentals class that the vendor gives, I will look into that
Any input would be great
Do a search thru this forum and you will find a lot of posts on this subject.
Thanks, Not sure why I didn't do that first.
Your Cat-5 is ringing.
After working with a small survey firm for the last month it depends. If they want to keep doing the simple surveys plotted on paper as their end product then it may be more than they want. However if they want to keep up with technology and this century then they should be using it. It wont be long before they need to have the end product as 3D in a known coordinate system as digital information.
IF you set things up correctly (description keys, etc.), it works quite well to go back and forth. But everyone has to agree to play nice.
I suggest go take a field to finish course/demo from your vendor...
Thanks for the input everyone!
We have 35 Cad users, 17 of which will be using Civil3D at some poiint.
Growing Pains is the best way to describe what is going on.
Points are the biggest concern. There are some old habits we will have to learn to forget about
I think it is very much user friendly as long as you can get through the learning curve after using LDT. Took me about a year but definitely worth it. I would never go back to LDT. The survey tool space is very nice in the way it allows the user to organize different sets of data.
I have found that if your are preparing surveys for clients who use your cad drawing such as architects and engineers and those clients are not using C3D or enven using a previous version of C3D, those clients will not be happy with what you deliver. Many have told me that they would rather receive a LDT deliverable even though they use C3D... Yes, there is LandXML, but it too has issues. We use C3d2011 and really like it, but we are not going upgrade for sometime and hopefully let the masses catch up....may be a while. Are others having this same issue?? I will add that a couple of commands in Sincpac has helped a lot in allowing us to get C3D drawings downgraded in a format that certain clients are happy with. You have gotta keep the clients Happy...C3D or not!
Change the term unfriendly to overwhelming. It is all that and a bag of chips. BUT.....the more I use and the more I learn the more I like. You prolly will also. Take your time, ask questions, and dig into it.
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This 20″ × 16″ watercolour was based (very loosely!) on Falling Foss. It was painted on Saunders Waterford 140LB NOT surface paper with Windsor & Newton artists paints.
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As a painter of light, legend and landscape I am indebted to the wonderful medium of watercolour which gives me the versatility to incorporate many different styles in to my work.
Lovley painting Glenn…
Thanks Merice – I wonder if Lisa has it now?
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Very lovely and full of the light, great work, Glenn nice feeling. ;-)
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feels so wonderful, really pretty work. And I like the word PRETTY!
If you are happy with it…then 'pretty' it is! Thanks.
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Gorgeous work !
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very light – love the pastels :)
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beautiful Glenn. Great depth and I love the silhouetted trees.
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A much quicker version of the Italian classic; less time, but no less taste. Submitted by VEGGIEKITTY Carbs: 34.5g | Fat: 10.7g | Fiber: 4.9g | Protein: 28g | Calories: 342.3
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This is the easiest fish recipe you will ever make! It only involves three ingredients: fish, olive oil and salsa. Submitted by STRONGINTHECITY Carbs: 3g | Fat: 7.1g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 50.2g | Calories: 293.1
This chili is packed with flavor and fiber. Make a big batch for a crowd or freeze it in single-serving containers for up to four months. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 20.2g | Fat: 6.3g | Fiber: 4.6g | Protein: 25g | Calories: 234.5
Garlic lovers, rejoice! This recipe contains a whopping two heads, but the flavor mellows and sweetens when baked. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 12.5g | Fat: 7.1g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 28.7g | Calories: 239.3
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This is my own creation. Sweet, mild, healthy, non-fishy tilapia is complimented by lemon, capers, butter, broth, and white wine in this satisfying and deceptively easy meal. I like my piccata lemony with touches of onion, garlic, and capers to round out the taste. This is a basic recipe for 1 lb. of filets. Please reduce this recipe accordingly if you use fewer filets, unless you want the leftunders as lunch or another dinner, like I do, if all is not eaten during the first go-round. I am a strong believer in flexibility, so experiment and substitute most any flaky white fish, pounded-flat veal or chicken cutlets, according to your creativity, pantry contents, budget, ingredient-availability, and personal tastes. I would greatly appreciate your feedback on this recipe, including any suggestions, comments, and input. Thank you for reading and trying this recipe! SparkPeople rocks my world! Submitted by KEEPITMOVING Carbs: 7g | Fat: 8.7g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 16.5g | Calories: 177.1
Lower in fat version of my old fave recipe. Submitted by PAPEROSES2182 Carbs: 22g | Fat: 2.6g | Fiber: 4.4g | Protein: 15.6g | Calories: 174.7
I can't take credit for this recipe, as it is originally from Weight Watchers Simply Delicious cookbook. I changed it slightly in that I use boneless/skinless chicken breast in favor of a bone-in variety. Personally, I prefer a little less vinegar and a tad more mustard, but you can play around with the recipe to your taste preference. Submitted by CHRSTINAG Carbs: 2.2g | Fat: 4.9g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 26.5g | Calories: 168.1
Fast food fried chicken is chock-full of cholesterol and fat but I love the crunchy coating so this oven-baked version of KFC's menu is my go-to recipe when I'm needing a fast food fix. Submitted by TRAEVYNN Carbs: 21.4g | Fat: 8.3g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 17.2g | Calories: 241.2
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Lovely fruit salad with a light honey dressing. Makes a great breakfast or light dessert. Submitted by KELHER841 Carbs: 62.2g | Fat: 1.4g | Fiber: 10.8g | Protein: 2.8g | Calories: 246.2
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A healthy and fresh alternative to pasta sauce in a jar Submitted by LAMISHRA Carbs: 11.7g | Fat: 6.9g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 2.1g | Calories: 108.1
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This variation of the traditional Middle Eastern dish, replaces cracked (bulgur) wheat with whole-wheat couscous. Submitted by RUNNERSCHEERGRL Carbs: 35.7g | Fat: 3.9g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 6g | Calories: 199.5
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Submitted by KISNER24 Carbs: 0.9g | Fat: 0.2g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 2g | Calories: 13.6
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This is out of Better Homes and Gardens, I've made it so many times, it's really easy if you have a big bowl, make sure to give it time to chill. This is a favorite among my friends! Submitted by SNARFULA Carbs: 8.9g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 2.1g | Protein: 0.9g | Calories: 40.9
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Low Fat, Low Calorie, Very Moist Submitted by JELLY-BELLYMOM Carbs: 36.3g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 2.6g | Calories: 155
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This is a delicious and easy Pakistani recipe Submitted by QUILTBUGJ Carbs: 12g | Fat: 7g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 22.5g | Calories: 199.2
A quick and easy version of an Italian classic that can be finished in the oven or on the stove. Submitted by SORCHACULLEN Carbs: 4.4g | Fat: 13.5g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 38.3g | Calories: 299.2


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I am looking for a really good mango variety. I just bought some Keitt fruit and found them to be a bit sour and have an odd texture. Maybe not fully ripe (as they were more green than colored)?
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They probably weren't ripe as you suggest, Keitt's should be great, along with many other varieties. I've tried maybe 30 varieties, some which are excellent: Mallika, Carrie, Edwards, Cushman, Dot, Bailey's Marvel, Glenn, Valencia Pride, Nam Doc Mai, FLorigon, Kent. Gary |
I love my Duncan. Sweet subacid with no fiber and the most beautiful evergreen foliage. Many folks agree though, the Alphonso is the worlds best mango. Haven't tasted it yet. |
- Posted by rayandgwenn z10 Puerto Rico (My Page) on Thu, Aug 23, 07 at 16:41
After I ripened the rest of the Keitts up (in a bag with a tomato), they did sweeten up. I agree, they are good (good enough to get a tree!). I liked how thin the seed was- more fruit,less waste! |
I must say that I got surprised when I tried Valencia Pride just a few weeks ago - it had a delicious citrus taste, that I have never tasted from any other mango variety. So now Valencia Pride is one of my top favorites. When I went to the Mango Festival at Fairchild Bot. Garden a few years ago, my favorite on their mango sampling table was Nam Doc Mai. |
Valencia Pride is great, I'd say it has a bit of a coconut taste, similar to Julie. Its a super vigorous grower, and mine is doing such also. Gary |
i really got to get my hands on more varieties and fruits. all I can say is that the best one that we get commercially here is Keitt. |
- Posted by keep-n-green-07 10FL (My Page) on Tue, Aug 28, 07 at 12:50
My favorite is the Carrie. The tree is a rapid grower and a good producer, fruit with no fiber. If eaten early in the ripening stage, flavor is milder and peachy. Fully ripe the flavor is spicy and more intense that many varieties. Keep in mind that the fruit doesn't turn yellow or orange when ripe. You'll see a hint of yellow, but mostly green. I go by size and test pick to see how it ripens. |
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r2e2 mango |
- Posted by meyermike_1micha (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Thu, Dec 16, 10 at 19:02
You are all SOOOOOOO lucky to be living in your climates! Do you grow them in the ground or pots? I wish I could afford to live in my house in Puerto Rico..I have a home in Toita and lot's of Mango in the back yard.. Mike |
- Posted by mango_kush (My Page) on Thu, Dec 16, 10 at 20:03
older trees here can produce hundreds of mangos in a single crop. alot of the older trees are Haden, which get boring quick. many of them are also Kent, which are better and usually nice late season fruiters Carrie definitely is one that is unmistakable and my favorite. full flavored when dead ripe, the only reason i do not recommend them to people who are buying there first tree is because some people do not enjoy the rich flavors. Julie also is excellent, I would probably rate it second in popular Florida cultivars. to me Julie has a slight fig flavor and a coconut finish. If your looking for peachy i would say thats more like Glenn. Edward is like a perfect blend of Manilla and Haden to me, both also excellent. |
I've only been able to taste a few varieties and they weren't even good. And, though, I know it's challenging for those of us who are 'zone pushers' I am gonna try pretty dang hard to get my mango trees to fruit!! Also, I was only thinking of getting the Pickering and Nam Doc Mai (this spring) but after reading this thread; I might end up with half a dozen if not more! LOL Bryan, would you say Julie is a vigorous grower? Is there another variety that has the coconut finish and compact as well? Hi Mike! When are you getting your mango trees? And how many and what varieties? I think you'll end up with more than a few. lol -Bo |
That post which mentions "it's a vigorous grower" was referring to the Valencia Pride :-). Julie is the exact opposite - it's a very slow grower. A friend of mine has a well-cared-for Julie that's about 18 years old and it's no more than 8-10 feet tall by 15 wide. Jeff |
- Posted by meyermike_1micha (email@example.com) on Thu, Dec 16, 10 at 22:39
Hi Bo...These forums seem very amazing to me..Is it my imagination or is it true? Does it not seem like the only ones that even acknowledge our postings are the ons that we know? I am new here, and it seems like my questions and postings go unnoticed except by my few friends..Maybe it's just me Thanks for saying hello Bo and for asking about what I want to do.. Maybe some one will take the time to let us know what they grow theirs in and give us idea's for our zone area.. I will e-mail you later. Take care Bo..:-) |
great thread here as I'm looking to finish off my plantings with 2 more dwarf or semi-d and a vigorous one. I'm focusing on waiting and GETTING a Maha Chinook and a Cogshall somewhere and a "vigorous" Edwards perhaps this weekend at Mimomsa in E. Los Angeles... MeyerMike - I'm sorry you're feeling a little ignored at this forum, but as you know the Floridians who make up a large chunk of this forum's wisdom and other East Coasters have been a bit pre-occupied with the frigid weather the past week or so, but I'm sure once they get re-settled they will be able to help you with whatever you need..... Where did you say you lived.....Puerto Rico?...I'm confused by your comment about a having a house there that you aren't able to live in.... Anything I can help you with, though I am also a mango neophyte, I will try to..... Mangodog |
Mike, I have 10 mango trees. 2 are planted in the ground (Carrie & Keitt) The rest are in large pots (Cogshall, Po Pui Kalai, Glenn, Pickering & Lancetilla) I also have 3 seedling experiments that I germinated from seed. One has a Valencia Pride mother, another has a Kent mother, the last one has an unknown mother but the fruit it came from was superb. I can't wait for the babies to get big enough to produce fruit to see what I get :) |
- Posted by hmhausman (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Fri, Dec 17, 10 at 8:23
Mike: The problem is that this thread from 3 years ago was revived and you posted to this thread with a question that looked specific to the poster than re-opened this thread. He or she never responded and is not a regular poster here. Most of the others that have previously posted in this thread are no longer active in the Forum. Of course it is only natural for friends that you know from elsewhere to be much more responsive to their friend's posting. Hang in....after the thaw here in Florida....if you have questions folks will respond. Regards......Harry |
In my opinion every mango variety is good tasting. Sometimes some mango varieties get bad feedback for having not a good taste because sometimes they are planted in not suitable areas with lack of mineral nutrients. And so other times they are harvested earlier or late and may have a change in its flavors. One good example is Tommy Atkins. People criticize it always for not so having a good taste but if TA was planted with care like adding Boron and planted in high elevated tropical areas then maybe you can taste it true taste which is alright. Every mango variety has its unique taste. And every mango consumer has its own preference too. So plant mango that fits your image and lifestyle. If you have a small backyard |
- Posted by Mahi(firstname.lastname@example.com) onSat, Apr 30, 11 at 14:23
In my view, the best variety of mango is Himsagar.. it mostly grows in Bangladesh, but you will love a bite of this... |
- Posted by R sharma(firstname.lastname@example.com) onWed, May 18, 11 at 23:14
Many varieties are grown(endemic) in India. Worldwide, Alphonso is considered the best in taste(also less fibrous). However,Most Indians like a variety called 'Langda' in western/northern India and 'Malda' in eastern India. There are many sub-strains of this variety called 'safed malda','Kalkatia malda','Lal malda','Bambaia malda' etc. 'Dussery' is another excellent variety (mainly grown in Uttar Pradesh in India. In the state of Bihar, famous varieties are 'Kishanbhog', 'Sipia','Malbhog' etc which are extremely good. All these mangoes differ in flavour, size, colour etc. Alphonso is the one to ripen perhaps the first i.e in April. Malda(almost all of them) ripen in June. A person can try these mangoes in India and then settle upon his/her favourite flavour. Personally, I like 'Safed Malda' the most and many a times foregone regular meals due to overeating this variety. |
Here are some images of the various cultivars of mango that are grown in Florida. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Images of many cultivars of Mangoes
I am looking for a Namdoc mango tree,where do I get it |
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Could you please review this site of mine?
I was just interested really.
The last site I built before the one I'm currently working on was for a friend who had written a book and wanted to publicise it. the address is www.minervapendragon.com.
I was going to try to use a CSS layout, butI ended up using tables for a speedier build (I didn't knew hardly any CSS at the time and learning it seemed to be a bit of a pain.) It ALMOST validates as 4.01 transitional. I say almost because most of the 12 errors are missing "type" attributes which are easily fixed, and just plain lazy in the first place if I'm quite honest. As far as I am aware, the page looks the same in all browsers, the only one I haven't had a report about is IE on a Mac.
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You have to ask yourself that if you cam accross that website and liked the look / sound of the book, would you buy from that site? - Be honest, as i probably wouldn't.
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I'd have to agree with the above comment...
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