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Thanks Mike & Marlyn, I appreciate it...we received 2 letters from him so far so that is AWESOME!!! It was so funny because I was right when I said I could hear it in his voice he was scared/sad. He said when he first got there he was like "what did I get myself into". But he said he is staying positive & learning a lot.
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Mr and Mrs Ortiz:
I'm with you, my son Travis, just left today. We are so proud of him! It was a day mixed with several emotions! Seemed like yesterday he was born. I'm waiting for the phone call tomorrow night! Best of luck to your family as well to Joseph!
Posted by: Mike DeFuria on 01/23/2011
Hi Mr. and Mrs. Ortiz. I know exactly how you feel. My son left Dec. 12 of 2010 and that arrival call was hard to listen to. I could not get a word in and my son sounded so dry and stressed. sadness came over me as soon as I realized that was the call I was looking forward to. Your son will be just fine. Believe me, the best thing you can do is put him in God's hands and let your son you think about him daily by writing to him as much as you can as soon as you get his address. God bless our sons and all their fellow recruits.
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Lots of library types use Twitter. I do. LISNews does. Jessamyn, Connie Crosby, Stephen Kellat, and so on.
And lots of people who are interesting to librarians use Twitter. For instance Leo Laporte and Robert Scoble are among the people I follow.
Still, some people just don't get why Twitter is so useful, cool, and just plain interesting. Perhaps this superb video from CommonCraft could help explain it.
Just because people don't use Twitter doesn't mean they don't "get it." And, actually, if I'd seen the video before I tried Twitter, I might not have tried it in the first place.
What I see from the video is what I'd call faux intimacy. I'm not Scoble's friend, and don't much care if he's having tea or what movie he's watching--and I can't imagine why even my close friends would care about the meal I'm eating or whatever. The "new side" of people you see in Twitter is whatever they choose to show you--no more authentic than blog posts or email, just shorter and even more random. (I saw one of the well-known twitterers you mention erupt in a semi-public setting, just once; it taught me more about him than any thousand 140-character messages ever could.)
I gave it a try--for a specific purpose (meeting "friends" at a conference) that it seems particularly well suited for. It took me very little time to discover that I'm not a twitterer. Of course, I rarely call people and say "What are you doing?" unless there's some awfully good reason. I found it neither cool nor useful, nor particularly interesting.
I'm not suggesting that anyone else shouldn't twitter. If you think it's great, more power to you. But I'll admit, I'm already getting tired of the evangelizing. Been there, tried it, didn't buy the T-shirt.
I totally agree with you there, Mr. Crawford.
Scoble isn't my friend either. I've never even seen the man, so a philosophical argument could be made that he's not actually real and someone just pretends to be a guy named Robert Scoble.
There seems to be no middle ground with Twitter. People either like it or they're apathetic to it. I enjoy it because I'm a nerd. Nerds I'm interested in, like Laporte and Scoble for instance, use Twitter. They say interesting things there. I guarantee you though, if Laporte's or Scoble's Twitter posts (I refuse to call them Tweets.) ever get boring, I'll remove them. So far, they're entertaining and useful to me, as is Twitter.
Then again, next year or even later this year, something could come along and make Twitter look so Web 1.0, or is it 2.0 and we've moved on 3.0? I can't keep up sometimes. Anyway, the great thing about the web is that, if you don't like what's being offered now... just wait a bit and check again later.
Arguments from authority are unacceptable. ~Carl Sagan
I've seen him. Well, he's a little unreal, but he does exist.
No argument here, though. Clearly Twitter has value for some, and that's great.
Who has that much time to update twitter before I have tea (every morning about 7ish if anyone cares. Bewley's with milk)
I don't see it as anything more than entertainment. I don't have that much free time as I do work for a living. Even when I was a public librarian I didn't have that much free time. I could not simply sit at the reference desk waiting for patrons to ask engaging questions. I have books to order, mail to read, classes to schedule, staff evaluations to do.... ad nauseum.
I'd have to give up the 10 or 15 minutes I spend on LISNews to fiddle with twitter and frankly I doubt anyone would care what I am doing.
It amazes me that some people who are vocally opposed to RFID tags are enamored with Twitter (not directed to WC or GWD - just a thought I had while typing).
That explains it! I love RFID tags! Used properly, they're a Circ guy's dream come true!
Pity they aren't always used properly.
Arguments from authority are unacceptable. ~Carl Sagan
Hmm. I'm only opposed to RFID if a library adds them both to the collection and to the library cards. At that point, they're a confidentiality risk.
In other cases--which, as far as I can tell, is pretty much everybody--I think they're probably a good thing. (My local library just reopened after being closed for a month...to RFID the collection and to install a returns sorter. Both, I think, good things.)
Of course, I'm not *opposed* to Twitter. I just have no use or time for it.
There is no good reason to place an RFID on a library card.
Someone could spoof RFID tagged books and what, change the info? Maybe fiddle with the item information, what little is actually contained on the tag? (I'm a big believer that the only thing that should be on the RFID is the item number/barcode number and the material type so a self service knows whether or not to hit it with the electromagnet.)
With a RFID library card... oh man. I can think of six or seven things to screw with right there, even if the patron's personal info isn't there.
Arguments from authority are unacceptable. ~Carl Sagan
...but one vendor was, at one point, pushing such a solution. The same vendor was also pushing RFID in books. When I presented the person with the reasons this was a horrendous idea, they basically did a handwave. (You know: "Oh, you can't read the chips from more than an inch away; Oh, nobody could correlate borrower ID and book ID with actual person/book info; Oh, there's no privacy/confidentiality issue...") I suspect (but don't know) that people weren't buying the concept.
Everyone out there in Electric LibraryLand needs to read this paper:
It outlines a method to hack RFID smart cards at distances of miles. All of it's based on one simple notion: An RFID reader doesn't have to look like an RFID reader. RFID readers are small and can fit into a lot of seemingly innocuous things. I could convieveably build one into the hard case protecting my iPod. My iPod can be there and working just fine. RFID doesn't affect iPods. Meanwhile I casually walk by someone and snag their card information just by being close enough to them.
Arguments from authority are unacceptable. ~Carl Sagan
"Still, some people just don't get why Twitter is so useful, cool, and just plain interesting."
"Cool" and "interesting" are intangibles, so I won't argue, even if I don't agree. But the video did not address how Twitter is "useful" -- at least to people who prefer authentic, human connection with their friends.
Did you mean that Twitter can be "useful" to librarians, in a professional way? If so, then how?
You know, funny you should ask.
Because LISNews routes all new stories to Twitter, I can see them before I ever hit my RSS reader. Even when I'm on the front desk, I have GMail opened and logged in and thus, I get my Twtter from Gtalk most of the time. So if something interesting gets posted to LISNews, I know about it almost immediately after posting.
A few minutes ago, literally, one of my Twitter followers gleefully announced that her book is doing pretty well on pre-order. I didn't even know she wrote a book. Bouncing over to the Amazon link she provided in the Twtter post, I took a look and sent an e-mail off to Adult Services too see if we could order it for the collection.
Beyond that, one of the things Twitter is good at is integrating with other technologies. Blogs direct to Twitter which give a quicker access than RSS. The Los Angeles Fire Department posts incidents to Twitter. While they aren't a library, they use Twitter to provide information to the public on incidents that might effect them. Twitter can route SMS messages to cell phones (which is why updates can only be 140 characters long). So if you're driving around LA and you get a message that there's a bad accident on X Street, you know to avoid that area.
That part may not be library related, but it sure ties well into information distribution.
I've also heard of some places using it like a trouble ticket system. After all, it goes out quickly, archives automatically, and you have to be clear about the problem since you only have 140 characters. Probably not a great thing for a large enterprise, but for a small business or library, I could see that working. You can make Twitter accounts private and thus maintain some control over who can see them.
Some books contain the machinery required to create and sustain universes. Tycho (Jerry Holkins) @ Penny Arcade
Until I saw it put to use at a conference. My opinion it's usefulness is limited, but people come up with good ways to use it. No me mind you, so I can't explain. Just cuz I don't get it doesn't mean it's useless though. I put it more in the fun category.
Twitter is definitely not a one-size-fits-all networking tool. I use it to connect with people around the world who are interested in social media and social networking tools as I am. I meet people at a lot of different meetings and conferences, and normally would forget who most of them all. If we can connect somehow through a tool such as Twitter or LinkedIn, I am likely to keep that person top of mind. Being able to talk with them via Twitter allows us to push past mere casual acquaintances.
Here are a few of the work-related ways I am using Twitter:
- organizing informal face to face meetings with people
- promoting events; letting my friends and contacts know what is happening in our city and elsewhere
- learning about key events in my city
- micro-blogging key information coming out of talks I attend for those who cannot be there (and reading those others are attending)
- hearing about important articles and blog posts in my areas of interest first, allowing me to take part in those discussions early
- promote my own writing and projects; I get a great number of blog/web hits from Twitter since the people who are following me are interested in what I am pointing them towards
- brainstorming ideas (see my blog post yesterday for an example)
- seeking reference/research help from colleagues, such as obtaining suggestions for where to look next
- seeking tech assistance when I can't figure something out myself with some of the social networking tools
- connecting with people who have potential work for me (I have just started a consultancy and am already sourcing work from the people in my Twitter network)
- looking for people who may be able to help me in my work
- hearing about international news (usually big stories hit Twitter before mainstream news)
- since I am working from home, it lets me feel connected and acts as my "water cooler" break during the day
- And my particular favorite: guerrilla librarianship - I nudge people towards library services who might not otherwise think of them. I sometimes answer questions as if they were reference questions, and also promote critical thinking about web sources--all the while pointing out in a fairly public forum how librarians can help.
This last one is a win-win because people find the answers they are seeking, and the image of library staff gets boosted with a group that might not think about using libraries.
That being said, it is a time-consuming pursuit. And, it takes having a certain number of people you are following and a certain number of followers (roughly 30?) before you really start to see the benefits. After a year consciously building a following, I have close to 700 followers--imagine how many of those I could mobilize if I need help with something. Wow.


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I thought it was time for me to show something , especially for those of you who suffered with me through my first year of germinating salvias , there were success and failure but surprises too at least for me . I wont bore you with all but one in particular that Im very proud of. I really didnt know what to expect , but was really surprised with this one.
Here is one of my lady in red before it bloomed |
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You did a good job Steve. The plant looks healthy and rewarding you for your hard work. Helena |
- Posted by hummersteve Indy (My Page) on Sat, Jun 30, 07 at 12:07
Helena The lady in red is now loaded with red blooms and the last two or three days the hummers have been all over it, how could they resist its massive red beauty. They also like my black and blues and greggi magenta and primrose. |
- Posted by squirrelspur z7a NC (My Page) on Sat, Jun 30, 07 at 16:59
Wow that is just ONE plant? Look at all those blooms, I bet those hummers are happy. |
- Posted by hummersteve Indy (My Page) on Sat, Jun 30, 07 at 22:17
Yes and all those spikes are now full of blooms. Just think that beauty started from seed , amazing. |
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This fantastic villa is located at one of the most exclusive places of Gran Canaria called "Salobre Golf Resort, Maspalomas".
Only 8 driving minutes away from the sea, the main beaches (Maspalomas, Playa del Inglés, Amadores…), and the most interesting touristic places, you will be able to enjoy some relaxing and silent days surrounded by really dreamy views on a golf environment. On the one side the Mountains, on the other one the Sea … Undoubtedly an unforgettable experience.
A "pleasant environment, with peaceful and tranquil atmosphere" are probably the best words to describe the "Par 4 " complex. It has a large well-kept garden and a decent-sized pool, ideally suited to take advantage of the all-year-round weather of Gran Canaria.
Situated on one of the slopes of the Salobre Golf Course, this single-floor villa affords a magnificent view of the mountains and sea of south-west Gran Canaria. The surroundings are ideal for enjoying the silence, broken only by occasional birdsong.
The architecture of this villa has been designed to fit in well with the landscape with stone, glass and warm colors adapting to the rugged mountains.
It has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, study and a living room with direct access to the seawater heatable pool's area. Much attention to detail has been given to achieve a warm and modern atmosphere, ensuring visitors feel right at home.
For breakfast, lunch or dinner, the kitchen is equipped with all necessary appliances and utensils. We believe that attention to detail, even in the kitchen, is vital to ensure the best for our customers.
The bedrooms, each with twin beds, are equipped with large wardrobes and are designed to offer the perfect night's rest after a day's entertainment.
The big sliding doors, provide the villa with natural sunlight during the whole day and reveal a feeling of freedom…. Do not hesitate in living such a special experience.
Size | Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | 4 km |
Access | Car not necessary |
Nearest travel links | 35 km |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
Notes | Pets welcome, No smoking at this property |
Luxuries | DVD player |
Pool | Private outdoor pool (unheated) |
General | Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available |
Standard | Iron |
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Rooms | 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms |
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Other | Linen provided, Towels provided |
Outdoors | Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ |
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I've been thinking I'd like to try zephyr squash this fall, but I'm pretty limited on space and I'm not sure how it grows. I know that despite the fact that it's a summer squash it has a lot of butternut in its ancestry, so is it more of a bush type or a vining plant? |
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Zephyr squash is a big straightneck type. C. Pepo No butternut C. moschata heritage.Bush is large like a zucchini But a bush non the less |
- Posted by conchitaFL 10 Hutchinson Island (My Page) on Tue, Aug 19, 14 at 15:16
Thanks, farmerdill. Yes, I should have said acorn and delicata rather than butternut. But I'm glad to know it's a regular bush. |
- Posted by little_minnie 4 (My Page) on Tue, Aug 19, 14 at 19:54
It gets bigger than any other bush summer squash, but it is a favorite of mine. |
- Posted by conchitaFL 10 Hutchinson Island (My Page) on Wed, Aug 20, 14 at 1:26
Thanks, little_minnie. It sure is pretty. |
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It?s all about options at Stadium Bar & Grill. Take the kitchen, for example. There, chefs make macaroni and cheese four ways, tossing in added ingredients like jalapenos, hamburger, philly steak, and crispy bacon. The classic grilled cheese sandwich, meanwhile, is remade six ways, getting a crunchy kick from tortilla chips or a sophisticated spin with rosemary, thyme, and a red wine reduction. Even french fries are dolled up with a choice of extras such as house-made gravy, blue cheese crumbles, or brown sugar. And, as if that wasn't enough sheer variety, chefs leave it up to guests to choose their own toppings for burgers, hot dogs, and pizzas.
When it comes to entertainment, the options are just as plentiful. Inside the bar, flat screen TVs pepper the walls, playing a variety of sports games at once. Between bites, patrons can work on their hand-eye coordination during rounds of pool, while an outdoor patio provides plenty of umbrellas for patrons who want to sip a beer in the shade or garnish a really big cocktail.
The Tavern at Great Meadows might seem like a typical tavern at first. Friendly bartenders behind a full bar, occasional Fireball specials and karaoke nights, and a kitchen churning out classic bar food, like burgers. On closer examination, though, you'll notice the food's Portuguese flair. The culinary team braises steak Portuguese style, for example, and tops it with ham and egg, or adds pizzazz to the house clams with chourico, Portuguese sausage. Even the house burger, topped with caramelized onions and mushrooms, arrives on a rustic Portuguese roll. However, there's some pure Americana, too, like chicken wings smothered in sauces such as buffalo or teriyaki.
Music is a way of life at Taste Bar & Bistro, especially Thursday through Saturday nights, when the restaurant thumps to the sounds of karaoke, DJ music, or live jazz. But it's Taste's thoughtfully prepared pub food that draws crowds even before the musicians take the stage. The menu comprises small plates such as steamed littleneck clams and spicy calamari, as well as heartier entrees that include cheeseburgers and spaghetti and shrimp fra diavolo. Throughout festivities, bartenders mix specialty martinis and pour wines and draft beers that enliven dinner time or can be used to paint a smiley face on one's shirt during happy hour.
"Keep it simple." At Pure Parsippany, that isn't just sage advice?it's a philosophy. As the restaurant's name might suggest, the approach to food here isn't a complicated, muddled process; instead, it's built upon fresh ingredients and unaltered flavors.
Executive chef Michael Schmitt captains the kitchen, where he and his team craft a menu of upscale American- and Asian-inspired cuisine. Their spread includes familiar favorites such as filet mignon, pan-roasted pork chops, and miso-glased Chilean sea bass in addition to an ample selection of sushi rolls. Visitors dig into these hearty entrees in Pure's elegant, spacious dining room, where gold chandeliers shine light across cream-colored booths and chairs, dark hardwood floors, and exposed brick facades. At one end of the restaurant, bartenders mix more than a dozen signature cocktails at a large, square-shaped bar for guests to enjoy as a nightcap or a resting place for the loose olive skewers in their pockets.
They say you can't be all things to all people, but that apparently hasn't stopped Red Stone Tavern from trying. For starters, there's the decor: an aesthetic compromise that incorporates rustic building materials with a sleekness that feels decidedly modern. A walk through the restaurant reveals an expansive dining room with high ceilings and plenty of space, but it's partitioned in such a way as to make every meal an intimate experience.
Above all, however, people from all corners of Jersey flock to Red Stone Tavern for the food. Equal parts upscale and casual, the menu features hearty dishes of pasta and seafood alongside handmade pizzas topped with arugula, pesto, and balsamic glaze. Despite all this diversity, many guests stick to the grilled offerings. It's hard to blame them, as the choices include a 12-ounce sirloin steak, a zesty lime chicken breast, and a rack of St. Louis ribs signed by the chef in tangy barbecue sauce.
Despite its Bavarian lodge?style fa?ade, Prospect Tavern doesn't tie itself down to any one cultural cuisine. The kitchen team draws from all around the world to design its eclectic upscale pub menu. Signature dishes such as a slow-roasted prime rib and lobster macaroni and cheese share the spotlight with herbed steaks, fresh salads, and vegetarian sandwiches. Many of these come with their own suggested drink pairings, which can be chosen from more than 10 craft beers and a robust list international wines. Food and drink aren't the modern pub's only attractions: throughout the year, special events range from live acoustic music and social karaoke to model UN meetings.


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- 1 1/2 ounces brandy
- 1/2 ounce curaçao
- 1 egg yolk
- 4 ounces milk
- 3 or 4 ice cubes
- Nutmeg
Combine all ingredients except the nutmeg in a cocktail shaker and shake vigorously. Strain into an 8-ounce goblet, and grate a little nutmeg on top.
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main ingredients: Milk/Cream, Spirit, Brandy
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The company in a regulatory filing earlier this month recommended that investors at its May 23 annual meeting approve a proposed amendment to its omnibus stock and option compensation option plan that would increase the number of shares reserved for issuance by 4.6 million, Hutt said in the complaint.
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The 9V battery probably saw precisely none of that voltage. Chances are, the way it was set up is to put 75kV on one post and -75kV on the other, giving a potential difference between the posts of 150kV. The electricity then arced from one post, through the metal in the CD, to the other post because the metal provided a path of less resistance than the air over the CD. Once the metal was gone from the CD, it arced though the chassis of the motor mostly (from what I could see). There was no reason for the arc to pass through the battery terminals since the chassis provided a much shorter path.
Now, had they placed the battery in line with the arc, that probably would not have ended quite so well...


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You should choose cars depending on what you expect and what you need from your vehicle. It is pretty hard to choose the one that will satisfy all needs of you and your family but still to provide decent fuel economy at a reasonable price. Because of this we will be delivering comparisons between vehicles and we will start from 2014 Ford Escape vs 2013 Ford Edge. Both offer attractive design and are a part of SUV segment.
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The car-buying guide for the Ford Escape indicates that it comes with a 2.5-liter engine and six-speed automatic transmission. You also have the option of purchasing the Escape with all-wheel drive. If fuel economy is one of your top concerns, know that the Escape gets an estimated 22 mpg in the city and 31 mpg on the highway. This vehicle comes with a basic warranty that lasts three years or 36,000 miles. The Escape has a maximum towing capacity of 1,500 pounds and a maximum cargo capacity of 68.1 cubic feet. Ford manufactured the 2013 Escape in the following exterior colors:
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The 2013 Ford Edge is an SUV that comes standard with a 3.5-liter engine and six-speed shiftable automatic transmission. The buyer's guide for this model indicates that it gets an estimated 19 mpg in the city and 27 mpg on the highway, making it less fuel-efficient than crossover and compact SUV models. The seats are covered with your choice of medium light stone cloth or charcoal black cloth. The Edge is available in four exterior colors: Ingot silver metallic, deep impact blue, white suede clearcoat and tuxedo black metallic.
The retail price of the Edge ranges from $29,505 to $39,050 depending on which options you select. One of the drawbacks of this vehicle is that it includes the MyFord Touch system, which many critics say is difficult to use. Some of the pros of this model include the availability of optional features, quiet cabin and comfortable ride. Standard safety features in the Ford Edge include antilock brakes, an emergency braking assist, rear child safety locks, traction control, stability control, an engine immobilizer and child-seat anchors.
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From what I've seen the LED-based anchor lights are brighter, not dimmer than their incandescent counterparts.
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I was having a beer with my friend who skippers about 50,000 tons of bulk carrier and he made a very interesting observation. Twice they have had to sheer off hard - not easy for a boat that size - because the color of "white" LED mast head & steaming lights is almost exactly the same as a star. He explained, those lights tend to be weak and look exactly like stars from a few miles away. They are so small you do not notice them getting closer on a moonless night until you are right on top of them. This from a very experienced and careful professional seaman who also owns a lovely sail boat. He uses loads of LED's on the boat but not for his navigation lights. Next time in a dark anchorage look at the other boats mast head lights and you will see what he's talking about right away. Meggi once mistook one for Venus and was waiting for it to get a bit higher so she could practice with the sextant.
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In both form and content, then, Genesis 1 reveals that its basic purposes are religious and theological, not scientific or historical.
Creation cannot explain away its creator, it merely tells part of the story of him. The danger comes when we only need God for what we don't know, and, conversely, we don't need him in what we do know.
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All creation is the doings of God's hands, no matter how he did it. When I look at a painting, I can connect somehow with the painter, and the same goes with the universe and God.
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Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
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It was 22 this morning. It snowed all day yesterday--no accumulation though. I don't have a thing planted, and most of my fields are soaked. Just for kicks, I thought I'd check last year's journal, and here's what I found: 2/27 planted spinach, 3/7 finished most fruit plantings 50 rhubarb, 40 blueberries, 12 grapes, raspberries 3/10 opened up all my fields, 3/14 all onions planted, 3/15 peaches in full bloom, 3/16 mowed for the first time 3/17 harvested first asparagus, 3/19 all lettuce, beets, chard, kohlrabi, turnips, peas, carrots, radishes planted. 3/23 all 28 rows of potatoes are planted. Oh well, maybe I can finish all my pruning this weekend! |
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The weatherman just stated that we were at least 10 degrees cooler than normally and we were in the 80s last year while this year in the 40s. Might explain why the plants aren't so anxious to get going. |
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I don't know what it was this date last year - we did have a heat wave last March that caused all the apple trees to blossom, then they froze. I guess it's about normal here right now - some days a little warmer than average, some a little colder but the snow is melting (had a lot of rain yesterday). Some nights above freezing but it's back below 32 again, teens predicted tomorrow night. Flurries right now. Too soon to think about planting anything, too late to go out and prune the blueberries, just about time to start the tomato seeds... |
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We are about 10 degrees below normal. Snowing alittle while ago, tomorrow sun tomorrow, cold front going thru now, then coming back tomorrow as a warm front. then another cold front. |
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I am so pissed! The weather is so disappointing. I knew my succession schedule was tight but now I think it will be impossible. Everything depends on getting the cold stuff all planted before 4/15. |
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We were lamenting this afternoon that it's only March and we are already behind (go figure). Tom |
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High of 79 today and 70s tomorrow as well. We've had rain about once every four or five days but I've managed to get some tilling and planting done in spite of it. My onion sets are greening up, a few peas poking up through, but nothing so far from the potatoes. There was one little dry spell that I jumped on and from the whining at our market meeting about two weeks ago I'm thinking many didn't. I've learned to cover my raised beds with plastic in Jan and Feb because generally it's going to rain buckets. I just roll out the cheap black 3 foot wide plastic and anchor it down with landscape pins. and some concrete blocks. |
- Posted by boulderbelt 5/6 (My Page) on Sat, Mar 16, 13 at 4:54
Last year it was in the mid 70's and we had all the pruning done (which was good because the fruit trees and brambles were leafing out) and the asparagus was poking out of the ground. This year we have about 2/3 the pruning done and it is damp and grey and cool here-typical early spring weather. I like this year a lit better than last year so far. I'll bet we don't get nearly as many 100+ degree days this summer. |
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Just south of me it was 50 something this morning, we were at 37. Barely 1 hr south, grrrrrrr. Went to a farm auction today, of course, yesterday it was beautiful. today cold and windy. Doesn't it sound like outdoor auction weather??? |
Maybe it's just me, but has it been windier than normal over the last few months? It's probably just my advancing years, but it seems like I'm always waiting for it to stop blowing so I can do certain things like turn compost or spread mulch. In addition, we also need a lot of sunshine--just to improve our mood. I planted some currants and gooseberries today in the middle of a blowing snow storm. Who knows, maybe that will be a lucky thing. I also feel kinda sad for my rhubarb; it started swelling up real good a couple weeks ago, but I think it's afraid to commit to this weather and is just cowering close to the ground. |
- Posted by myfamilysfarm 5b (My Page) on Sun, Mar 17, 13 at 18:03
seems that way to me, too. |
i've been following the CPC forecast for years and in general its fairly accurate. from what i see the cold weather continues for at least the next couple of weeks. this is the 6-10 day. they also have an 8-14 day. |
Here is a link that might be useful: 6-10 day temperature forecast
- Posted by myfamilysfarm 5b (My Page) on Sun, Mar 17, 13 at 19:14
thanks for the link, we'll still be cold. very depressing for me. |
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OK, for some reason this has been tagged as digital but it isn't - it was shot on 35mm film.
One from the archives - all the way back to 1988 when I'd just got into photography. It was taken with what was then my pride and joy, a £12 secondhand Praktica. Don't know why I haven't posted it before, it's not a bad little photograph. The gate isn't quite as sharp as it could be - I must have focussed a little too far back, but it's hardly ruinous.
This has been cropped to make the gate more central. #2 shows the uncropped version. I prefer the positioning of the gate in #1 but I like the way that the light filters through the upper branches in #2.
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Excellent. I actually prefer v2 gate position as I feel that the more open space to the rh makes me believe the gate is an entrance to what's beyond. In v1 the more central position of the gate makes be feel that the gate is a barrier to what lies beyond. Both versions therefore have there own story to tell so both are very valid . . . just different. Shows what an effect a crop or change of compositional positioning can have.
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You're able to see far more in my photographs than I ever can Bruce. And now that you've pointed it out I can see exactly what you mean about the central position of the #1 gate making it look like a barrier. That's something that would never have occurred to me. Thanks Bruce
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Love the hard, contrasty, tones Michael, they work well with this scene, also it gives the tree a presence that keeps us fixed firmly in the image, fine work,
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I also prefer v2, but for a different reason - I like the complete archway created by the two trees, that frames the pathway beyond the gate -moving the eye beyond and ito the distance - love the grainy texture - very powerful mono
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I sorta wish I hadn't gone to the "Restore"..recycled building supply warehouse...I was only looking for a few pieces of plain white tiles. I wanted to make a small mural, by using porcelain paint on them, then firing them in the kiln and putting a simple wood frame around it.
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Miguel Cabrera and Andy Dirks both hit two-run homers and knocked in four runs apiece, and the Tigers dealt the White Sox a crushing three-game sweep with an 18-2 win on Sunday night.
First place Detroit outscored Chicago 35-11 in the series, knocking the White Sox 8 1/2 games back in the AL Central.
"A very bad weekend," said Chicago manager Ozzie Guillen. "We got here at the wrong time, I guess. Those guys swung the bat good all weekend and we couldn't stop it."
Alex Avila had four of Detroit's 24 hits, an offensive outburst that helped Max Scherzer comfortably increase his career-high win total.
Scherzer (14-8) threw seven shutout innings, giving up just five hits, and struck out six without issuing a walk as the Tigers won their third straight to remain 6 1/2 games ahead of second place Cleveland in the division.
The White Sox, mired in a four-game losing streak, didn't scored until the ninth inning. They had three of their nine hits in the frame.
The Tigers scored 15 of their runs in just three innings and moved to 18-6 in the last 24 meetings between the teams.
"The guys were ready to play," Tigers manager Jim Leyland said.
Starter Mark Buehrle (11-7) took the brunt of the abuse, but the bullpen was also complicit.
It started with Victor Martinez's RBI single in the first inning and continued with a three-run third, when Martinez and Avila both singled home runs. But things didn't turn ugly until the fourth, when the Tigers scored five times and knocked Buehrle out of the game.
The left-hander was pulled for Addison Reed after giving up an RBI single to Delmon Young and Cabrera's two-run double. Cabrera later scored on Avila's base hit to center, sliding behind a swiping tag by catcher A.J. Pierzynski, and Avila came home on Jhonny Peralta's single to make it 9-0.
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The Jesuits are to many Protestants what Freemasons are to Catholics.
- I don't see the logic of the "analogy". Please explain if you put it back.
conspiracies abound about both groups, and in a bizarrely reciprocal relationship, especially in European countries. Maybe it's too light hearted for a main entry, and belongs under 'conspiracy theories' directly. I know that wikipedia isn't supposed to be a joke, but it isn't supposed to be as dry as britannica, either. *sigh*
- The high-level Freemasons are subject, also, to the Jesuit General because the Jesuit General, with Fredrick the Great, wrote the High Degrees, the last 8 Degrees, of the Scottish Rite Freemasonry when Fredrick protected them when they were suppressed by the Pope in 1773.
Seljuk Turks reference[edit]
"In 1537 they travelled to Italy to seek papal approval for their order. Pope Paul III gave them a commendation, and permitted them to be ordained priests. They were ordained at Venice by the bishop of Arbe (June 24). They devoted themselves to preaching and charitable work in Italy, as the renewed war between the emperor, Venice, the pope and the Seljuk Turks rendered any journey to Jerusalem inadvisable."
How is this possible if Seljuk Turks ceased to exist in 13th century?
Catherina and Frederick[edit]
Catherine the Great and Frederick of Prussia refused to suppress the Jesuits.
current Father General biography[edit]
An addition about the current Father General, Peter-Hans Kolvenbach, would be helpful. He has a biography in the German Wikipedia, http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Hans_Kolvenbach, if anyone cares to translate it.
wording question[edit]
"The Jesuits have frequently been described by Catholic and Protestant enemies as engaged in various conspiracies."
Does "Catholic and Protestant enemies" mean "enemies of Catholics and of Protestants" or "Catholics and Protestants who don't like the Jesuits"?
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I added some info in the first paragraph about the Society of Jesus today.
I also clarified the Jesuits relationship to the Counter-Reformation in various places. The Jesuits were founded well before the council of Trent, and countering Protestantism was not a part of their foundational documents. Within the first generation, however, they had taken up reform of the Church and defense of the faith, and it is for this reason that they are associated with the Counter-Reformation. This relationship needs to be clarified.
I added a paragraph about the historical relationship between the Society of Jesus and the pope that helps to contextualize Ignatius statement about "thinking with the Church."
I expanded the section about the Spiritual Exercises, which had clearly been written by someone who did not have even a cursory knowledge of the work.
I also expanded the paragraph on Jesuit schools, adding info on the Jesuit commitment to the humanities and art. In addition, I clarified the Jesuit position on music and ceremony in Catholic ritual, which needed some context.
BC founding[edit]
Boston College was first opened by Benedict Fenwick, SJ in 1827. 1863 is the year in which it was chartered by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Neither date is particularly relevant here. What is important is that it was among the first Jesuit colleges established in North America after the Restoration. Technically it was second after Saint Louis University (1818). Georgetown University was founded during the Suppression and only later put under the auspices of the Society.
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I really love the saturated colors of the Agfa Ultra emulsion. This is one color negative film that I really like, too bad it went away years ago.. And what can I say about the little beast that is the Trip 35.. a classic!
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