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So I want a super soft board, i'm talkin...
So I want a super soft board, i'm talkin like a noodle here. Is this gonna be what I'm lookin for? I just wanna jib, i'm not takin this thing off 60 foot kickers by any means.
The Artifact is not what you are looking for, it has the reverse camber at the tip and tail which is mainly for popping onto features. If you are looking for a buttery soft board to just play on the hill with, then i'd go with something like the K2 WWW, Capita Horrorscope (which is my job stick) the Signal Park Rocker or the skate bannana
peakboarder, i dunno if you've ever touched this board or know what the flex is like or even what reverse and positve camber is for that matter, because everything you just said makes no sense, this board is indeed not a noodle but its flex is very similart to the weapon, a skate banana is actully a mid flex board its not a noodle at all. so yes midwest shredder this would be a great board for you but so would the 1985 or weapon
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There are TWO different versions of this board!!! People are seeming to miss that. The Artifact 1985 IS the reverse camber board, and the Artifact is reg camber. Suuuper noodly and so fun in the park. And NO dont go for a Capita!! Because they de-lam like a bitch and you will be pissed when that happens, just like a few of my buddys. And please don't listen to PEAKBOARDER, this person has no clue what they are talking about
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I have very sensitive skin, prone to breakouts and oily. I cleanse with ultracalming cleanser at night, then apply this and leave it on overnight as I would a moisturizer. It helps keep my flaky skin in control, and I have fewer breakouts when using it.
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This mask is AWESOME!!! I've time I use my skin looks and feels amazing for days!! My work friends alway comment on how 'fresh faced' and 'radiant' my skin looks when I use this the night before. I have had many professional facials in my time and I have to say this mask is just as good, if not better!! You only need a tiny amount so it lasts forever!!! :-)
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Got this at last yr's IMATS for $30 - $35. This is the 2nd or 3rd tube I'm on. The 1st time I tried this was yrs and yrs ago when I picked it up spontaneously at another beauty show. The 2nd time, was from a swap. I feel like I am enjoying it now more than I ever have. It is very rich and smooth going on. I really like the scent of it. It somehow smells soothing to me. This is the last mask I use in my weekly routine. Very expensive for me, so I would only get it at some kind of discount. I am loving, but would find a substitute rather than pay full price.
Ok so this is stuff isn't a miracle face mask as I used it for when I first bought it, it's nice enough, although the texture is odd. It is however amazing at healing blemishes and cuts, I tried this thanks to a review on makeup alley! My spots (very large) healed in 2 days! It also made application of concealer to the area in those 2 days much more effective and less flaky. I put it on overnight just on the affected area and didn't wash it off at all as the product recommends, by morning it was completely absorbed. Thank you for the advice ladies, for this reason I will definitely repurchase!!!!
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This is a good mask. Really nourishing and moisturising, it leaves my skin refreshed and glowing. Great for dry, dull skin. Happy with this one.
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Thanks you. He lives out of state, so I don't see him as often as I wish. |
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Judy, you will love it! After having 3 boys, when my granddaughter was born I felt like I had won the lottery. We have always been close, except for those early teen years. When she tought I was as stupid as her parents. lol. Christmas day. She had to snap past as he was very interested in those packages. |
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- Posted by rosemariero z10/24 SDiego areaCA (My Page) on Thu, Jul 17, 14 at 17:56
It *could* be Orbea variegata, but you'd need flowers to be sure. :P I think I would've slapped that guy up side o' the head! Ha ha! If they aren't too expensive, I get one & see what flowers! |
Haha okay, so it should be something along the lines of Orbea? Hopefully it will flower so I can find out. Some of them look quite unhealthy but I did manage to find one that looks okay. Might go back tomorrow to grab it.. |
Picked up one today. Most of them looked laggy and a bit soft...Not sure if they were being overwatered or whatnot. Hope this one will make it! Would love to see one of those crazy flowers :O Anyone has specific tips for growing these? |
Well you have a stapeliad of some kind at least ;0 |
Congrats DAD! Hope you get your bloom in near future! Looks healthy to me! |
Most Orbea look exactly alike. Need flowers to see what kind you got. I think most are cool so you have a geat chance of getting a nice one. Orbea variegata also called Stapelia variegata (which is wrong now) have the orange flowers. Orbea means orbit or circular referring to the middle section of the flower. Stush |
Cool, thanks! Yeah I mostly just wanted to make sure that this IS an Orbea, I think I'lll be happy with any flowers, hopefully this one is mature enough to flower already. I heard the flower has a appalling scent though, is this true? |
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Your plant looks healthy enough. Possibly etiolated, but time will tell. Give it as much warmth as possible. From this pic, it looks more like a Piaranthus. Some stems still look like Orbea variegata. Blooms will tell! Fingers crossed that happens sooner than later! =) I disagree with your generalized statement, Stush, that "most Orbea look exactly alike". But, I'm too tired to stay awake to discuss it. :/ |
Most Asclepiads which Orbea belongs to are freely intercrossed to any other Asclepiad. So it is possible to have a hybrid which is different than any other Orbea or any member of it's family. Once again, blooms will tell for the most part. Myself, I would like to cross Huernia with Hoodia. Trying to increase the flower size. Oh but the smell. And only a few Orbea has a pleasant smell. I had a Duvalia sulcata ssp. Seminude bloom for me and I noticed no smell at all. I tried to self pollinate and may be successful. End tip of flower is still on the stem. Waiting to see if it forms that long tube of seeds. If it is a hybrid, it will have many different seedlings but it a species, it will all be the same. Stush |
I see, fingers crossed for sure! Would love to see some cool flowers! When do they bloom usually? Do they need lots of sun to do so? |
Like Rosemariero said, keep warm. This time of year when it's warm out, they can take more waterings. Watch during winter time when you bring it in, Water much less but more than a cactus. This is the most critical time for them. They like to rot. And to clear up about all Orbea looking alike, Of course they don't but to an untrained eye, most do. That was what I ment to say. Stush |
Okay, I will do my best to keep them warm, but they basically have the same temperature throughout the year because I grow all my plants indoor next to my windowsill. Probably a bit colder during the winter that's it. During the day they get good indirect sun and some direct sun late afternoon-evening. Hopefully they pop some flowers this later summer or fall so I can update you guys! |
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It's been a while since former Miss World Diana Hayden has been to Bangalore. But she made it a point to head to the Garden City from Mumbai for the inauguration of Nitesh Lexington Avenue, which houses the new Bank of Baroda's regional office on Brigade Road.
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At the luncheon co-hosted by Nitesh Estates Ltd and Bank of Baroda to commemorate the occasion, Diana said, "Nitesh Lexington Avenue is a stunning landmark on Brigade Road. Within such a short time, Nitesh Estates has come up with such a stunner. It is commendable. I wish that Nitesh Estates would create many more such buildings that will take Bangalore to the next level."
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Recently, I came across some old WWII correspondence to Frank LaFoon Park Cafe Chico Calif from a son stationed in Japan and Europe. I can't read the son's name, but assume he eventually married Barbara. If he or his family is still in the area, I would like to return the letters. If not, are you interested in them?
Hi Nattey. I know the grandaughter of Rose LaFoon who owned the park cafe. I would be happy to get them to her and I'm sure she would cherish them. You could send them to me c/o Chico Heritage Association at the PO box on this website.
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Hi. Do you have any history of the Chico Fire Department? I am specifically looking to find out if W. W. Wilson (William Winslow Wilson) was ever a member of the Deluge Hose Company. Mr. Wilson was born in about 1868 in Massachusetts. He is in Chico as early as 1890. He was appointed Postmaster of Chico in May of 1898. Wilson was still living in Chico in 1900, but had moved to San Francisco by 1910. He died in San Mateo on 22 Dec 1965. I own a very fine gold fire department badge presented to W. W. Wilson by the Deluge Hose Company on January 5, 1897. Mr. Wilson's book store and his home were three or four blocks from the Deluge firehouse. There were, of course, other fire departments that had a Deluge Hose Company. The badge may not be from Chico, but I hope that it is. I would appreciate any help that you may be able to provide. Feel free to email me directly if you would like to see photos of the badge. Thank you.
The 1910 census for Chico shows a boarding house at 305 Second Street, with no indication of east or west. I am wondering if there might be a photo of that building in your collection? I'm asking because the long lost brother of my husband's great grandmother in Ohio seems to be there in April. He dies in August and is buried in Chico Cemetery. I have images of two " Wanted" posters from 1883 and 1904 that my husband's great grandfather circulated on two of his three trips west from Ohio looking for Robert Huffman, his wife's brother. Robert is shown as a farm laborer. In 1880 I think I find him in a mining camp in Montana as a teamster. Not someone normally considered significant historically, but he was significant to his only sister back in Richland County, Ohio. And he contributed in his own way to the places where he lived.


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Seriously, this is the best highlighter by far for me. In fact, with these around, I think using a different kind of highlighter would be settling for second-best :-) Here's what sets these apart from other highlighters, even other erasable ones: 1) the erasing function actually does what it says. Not only does it not leave a trace (even on my usual writing paper, cream-colored index cards), it allows for repeated erasing and re-writing (which lets you change colors - great for color coding stuff that is changeable, eg prioritizing a to-do list; it's not just for mistakes). Other erasables work like the classic fountain pen ink eraser: you can only erase once. 2) good build: the materials don't feel cheap and brittle, they're sturdy, including the clip. Best of all, the eraser is really more of a rubber stopper, which doesn't wear as you erase like with many other erasable pens: so you can be sure it won't wear down to nothing ages before the ink runs out in the highlighter. 3) the shape: it's like a pen, rather than the classic short and flat highlighter. Sure Jetpens only has the pen type (only the best for Jetpens customers i guess), but those other ones are overall more common. The pen style makes it more comfortable to hold, and easier to fit in a pencil case: these are about the same bulk as a 'good' pen (eg fountain pen) so they are perfect if you like a roll/wrap-style pencil case or the kind that turns into a pen pot, but still have to carry highlighters. 4) The ink: the colors are distinct (with other pens, sometimes the green and yellow look a bit similar, same with pink/orange & blue/purple - not so here), and they are vivid enough to highlight, but not excessively loud to the point of making what's written underneath hard to discern, even with the darkest colors (eg purple). Best of all, they work fine with inkjet and fountain pen ink, no smudges at all - another rarity. I hope I've sung the praises of these things enough that Jetpens will see their way to restocking these asap. I really wanted a second set to keep in my ready-to-go pencil case so i don't have to keep transferring them from my desktop holder and risk forgetting them :-/ 7 people found this helpful
July 23, 2010
I've tried the orange,...
I've tried the orange, green and blue. They all erase surprisingly well The
orange and green work well for me, but the blue is too dark. However, with all
these highlighters I've noticed the following: If I highlight over pencil and
then erase, the highlighter disappears, but I can't erase the pencil marks that
were underneath.
7 people found this helpful
April 2, 2011
These are so amazing!...
These are so amazing! I love them so much. I use them in my bible and they are
the only highlighters to not bleed through. THey also erase very well ( just
make sure its dried) they are great to use at school when you might need to
erase somthing! They work great !!!
6 people found this helpful
September 16, 2011
I always like to color-code...
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I always like to color-code things in my planner - but sometimes I'm only half
paying attention because I'm in a hurry. I love these highlighters because I can
erase them if I accidentally use the wrong color. My only complaint is that it
is a little harder to re-highlight something that has been previously erased
with the FriXion highlighter.
4 people found this helpful
November 17, 2013
This items works great!...
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This items works great! I still have the highlighter that I bought in Japan. I
am very happy I found this site. It highlights and erase. You just have to wait
for the area to dry to properly erase it. Just be careful of it being expose to
heat/sun for a long time. It will disappear but nonetheless, I love this item!
2 people found this helpful
February 1, 2013
These DO erase cleanly...
These DO erase cleanly from both inkjet and laser-printed texts.
Like another reviewer, I was initially disappointed by the performance of these highlighters; when I tried to erase the highlighter ink from inkjet or laser-printed papers, it badly smeared the text's ink, resulting in very noticeable grey smudges around the previously highlighted area. However, I later realized that this smudging did not occur AT ALL if I gave the highlighter ink ample time (half a minute or so) to dry before erasing. While this wait may seem like a turn-off to some, I think that the advantage these types of highlighters definitely outweighs any potential annoyance at having to resist the urge to erase immediately. Unlike many other erasable highlighters (such as the office max brand, which employs a second clear ink to erase the initial highlighter ink), the FriXion highlighters allow you to re-highlight the same area after erasing. For people like me who happen to have the unfortunate combination of being both indecisive and obsessive about my color coding, the ability to highlight, erase, re-highlight, erase, etc... is invaluable. It might also be worth noting that other 'regular' erasers (such as Hinodewashi erasers sold on this site) can sometimes give better erasing results than the FriXion erasers, depending on the type of paper/ink being highlighted. I do agree that the ink "sits on top" of the text you highlight, as another reviewer pointed out, but I don't find this to be significantly detracting from their overall functionality. Another strange quirk I noticed is that, while they do erase cleanly from pencil (HB lead), any pencil marks that get covered by the highlighter ink become un-erasable from then on, even if/after the highlighter ink is erased and regardless of what type of eraser is used. Again, not a big deal to me, but it might be to others. (This result is obviously not true for marks made by other FriXion pens, so I might suggest using an erasable pen instead of a pencil if you want to be able to erase the written text after highlighting it). 2 people found this helpful
July 14, 2011
They erase well but,...
They erase well but, I find that if you highlight pencil and try to erase, it
smudges the pencil! The blue is also very dark and the ink doesn't come out very
3 people found this helpful
March 5, 2014
I absolutely love these...
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I absolutely love these highlighters! They erase clean and without a trace. So
many people want them and now they are "out of stock". Please restock quickly
so my office staff will stop using mine. :) I would also like to add to the
review that I have ordered multiple times from this company and every order that
I have submitted have delivered within three days using their free shipping
1 person found this helpful
July 31, 2012
I've been using these...
I've been using these on my textbooks, and they work great on most printed
materials. I'd suggest testing erasing them on the text first as it will smear
the words on some. If it does smear the text, use a normal eraser instead (I'd
recommend one of those erasers that are in pen-like barrels, not a big bulky
one, so you can be more precise). Overall, I love these highlighters and will
get them again once they run out. =]
1 person found this helpful
March 18, 2010
I bought the pink and...
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I bought the pink and blue highlighters from this set individually and they
really erase. They erase well from printed type, but smear with pen or
pencil-written words. This is ok for me because I color code my notes with
colored pencils. I recommend these to any college or highschool student who
likes to highlight their textbooks but also want to sell them back at the end of
the semester.
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Price paid: $ 2400
Purchased from: Russo's Music Trenton, NJ
Features: My Hummingbird is a 2008 built in Boseman Montana U.S.A. The Gibson Hummingbird is an acoustic-electric guitar that has 20 frets. The Hummingbird features a solid sitka spruce top, solid mahogany back and sides, 24-3/4" scale length, dovetail neck-to-body joint, scalloped bracing. The pickup system is the L.R. Baggs Element system. // 9
Sound: I play mainly Folk music and some bluegrass. The guitar has a very even sound overall. Highs and mids come through quite well but the bass response is superb. Loud and man I mean loud unplugged. The pickup system could tone down the bass a tad can seem to drown out the rest of the sound somewhat when playing certain things. Unplugged it is the best guitar I've heard. // 9
Action, Fit & Finish: I was the only one to ever test this guitar out at the store and it was setup perfectly for my tastes. It may be a tiny tiny bit high for some players. The pick up may need to be adjusted some it picksup too much bass on some songs. No flaws what so ever anywhere that I could find. // 9
Reliability & Durability: Seems quite durable. Played a few gigs with it. Has been dependable so far I've only had it about a year. Only has one strap button, solid as a rock. Finish is still looking great after a year of me beatin on it, normal pickwear above the soundhole. The pickguard has a tiny piece of the corner that seems to be pulling up of the soundboard but barely noticeable. // 9
Overall Impression: I have found that I am very partial to the Gibson acoustic sound. I think it matches my playing style to a "T". I have been playing for about 15 years. I own one other acoustic worth mentioning it is a Gibson DSM-CE. I would be heartbroken if this thing were to be lost or stolen. Someone would also have a deathwish for takin my baby. I played about 20 other Hummingbird before finally deciding on this one. Each had their own sound and character but I would definitely find another one to replace it. I played about 1,00 high guitars and this one takes the cake over all the Martins, Taylors, Guilds or any of the other Gibsons I played. Basically I love everything about this guitar. It is my most prized possesion. // 9
Features: My Hummingbird is a 1998 model and I bought it brand new that same year. U.S. Made, in Bozeman, MT I had previously owned an original Michigan-made Epiphone Hummingbird back in the 70's which I played half to death before it was stolen out of my car. I had the money, and was offered a great discount on it (at that time), so I jumped on it. Still own it today. It features the standard 20 frets, with a solid spruce top and mahogany neck and sides, also solid. No plywood in this baby! Dreadnought body style, with square shoulders. Grover Rotomatic tuners, just like the 60's models had. It has a pretty cherry sunburst finish, with the distinctive Hummingbird etching on the pickguard which signifies its name. Full white binding on the body and neck, rosewood fingerboard with real mother of pearl inlays. It came with a Gibson hardshell case in which it sleeps when I'm playing one of my other guitars. For the price, it had BETTER come with a case! In '98 the Hummingbird model (there was only one back then) didn't come with the factory pickup/preamp system that they do today. I had a Fishman unit installed in mine by the dealer and except for a couple of battery replacements over the years have had no problem with it. It sounds great amplified, although with no tone or volume controls on the guitar you have to do some "playing around" with the amp controls. // 10
Sound: I play a mixture of oldies, blues, light rock, and country, mostly, on Acoustic guitar and my 'Bird is adequate for all those types of things. I both fingerpick and use a flatpick, depending on my interpretation of a given song. This guitar sounds really great flatpicked, but leaves a little to be desired with unamplified fingerpicking. It really isn't as loud as I'd like when I play it in that style, unless I use a thumbpick and banjo fingerpicks. It sounds sweet as ever, but the volume just isn't as good as I'd like with the "bare meat" fingerpicking that comes so naturally to me. Grab a flatpick, though, and the sound is sweet and singing - even better than the old Epi 'bird I had years ago! // 8
Action, Fit & Finish: My 'bird was set up great at the factory, but having the Fishman pickup unit installed made a difference in the action height, of course. But the guitar tech at my dealer cut a new bridge saddle for it and did some tweaking on the neck adjustment and the action since then is about as low as you can get on an acoustic, without encountering string buzzing. I absolutely LOVE the way it plays! Easy to finger and pretty easy to bend the strings for the "bluesy" stuff I do. The neck and fingerboard fit me like a glove. Gibson's workmanship and finish are as excellent as one might expect from a company with their reputation. I have yet to find a single flaw anywhere in this guitar, except for a few inevitable belt buckle scratches that I put on it myself. // 10
Reliability & Durability: I've never played mine live, as I'm not in a band, or performing solo at this time (but, ya never know, y'know?). I see no reason why it would't hold up to road use, though. It is a strong, well-constructed guitar and it's an eye-catcher as well. Gibson acoustics don't seem to be very popular with performers, but that's only another reason why it would probably attract some attention if I ever played it onstage. I wouldn't be a bit afraid to use it in a gig as my sole Acoustic guitar. // 9
Overall Impression: My 'bird is a great match for the country and light rock stuff I do and it does pretty well on the blues things, too. I do use my Fender Statocaster on some songs and my Takamine acoustic/electric is better suited to some things than the 'bird is, mainly because of its superior pickup system (I'm writing a separate review on my Takamine). I have been playing, off and on, since the mid 1970's and the Hummingbird is definitely one of the best Acoustic guitars I've owned. // 9
Price paid: £ 2099
Purchased from: Guitar Village
Features: Made in the USA in 2012 at their Montana factory, the Hummingbird is a classic guitar. Spruce top, with mahogany neck, back and sides. Rosewood fingerboard, joins the body at the 15th fret. No cutaway, with the Hummingbird motif engraved into the scratchplate. An internal Piezo pickup, a single volume control, placed discretely just inside the sound hole and a 9v battery pack good for 1000 hours is located inside the guitar against the heel of the neck. The guitar came with a shaped hardcase (made in Canada) and the standard Gibson booklet. 22 frets, and a wide slim neck with good clearance at the edges. High quality Grover style tuners, in a natural finish. Also available in Vintage sunburst. // 9
Sound: The sound is warm and rich. I believe the Hummingbird was made to complement the voice - and it does. My wife (it's her guitar) has a contralto range and this guitar is a great accompaniment. I'm a tenor and it suits my voice also. I think it's because of the rich sound, not sharp in the attack but mellow and full with lots going on. The body is pretty big too so you can get quite a bit of volume and the action is light and forgiving - making it easy to play. It's a guitar for folk, blues and country - best as an accompaniment to voice and for mellow rather than harsh sounds. If I amp it I use an AER Alpha - so I just get the sound of the guitar, nothing added - the piezo is great, works a treat and the sound reproduction is top quality. // 9
Action, Fit & Finish: Beautifully made. I may be biased but right now I think the Gibson Acoustics are way ahead of their electrics for build quality, finish and wood selection. This guitar is faultless in set-up, wood, matching, finishing and stability. I cannot find a single bad thing to say. That said, we tried a couple when we bought this, and some others too. There are (as you'd expect) minute differences in the neck and sound. So it is a case of trying a few side by side if you can. The one tricky thing is replacing the battery for the pickup. It's fiddly and you need to take off at least half the strings (well I do) and on an acoustic I prefer to always change one at a time. // 9
Reliability & Durability: Incredibly stable, both the tuning and the sound. We keep it in a stable environment, but even when we move it the guitar just keeps tune and tone. The hard case is light but strong and protects the guitar well in transit. The finish is tough and the scratchplate durable. The finish on the neck and back are scratch resistant and the scratchplate is also hardy enough for tapping without damaging the top wood. It's the sort of guitar that will age well and get better with age. Wouldn't need a backup. It's a top quality acoustic. Cannot fault it at all. // 10
Overall Impression: For an acoustic set you'd be hard pressed to find a better accompaniment to the human voice. It just works for whatever you're playing. It doesn't have the attack of some other guitar so isn't suited to some fingerpicking styles. The guys at Gibson did a great job on this guitar and you can see why it's a classic. If it was stolen I'd buy another tomorrow. I've played for over 20 years and the thought of not having a Hummingbird is just not something I'm prepared to put up with. I tried it next to Taylors, Martins and Gibson J200's and Doves, and while some of them had more "bite" the Hummingbird was the most mellow and warm. // 9


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I have a lovely Viburnum that needs to be moved. I estimated the size when I put it in its present location, and while I estimated correctly, it just isn't right for the space. When should I move it? Last time I moved it (2 years ago), it was only 1/2 grown, and I did it in April just as it was coming out of dormancy (or it might have still been dormant).
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- Posted by ken_adrian z5 (My Page) on Wed, Nov 4, 09 at 8:45
in my z5.. perfect time was about 2 weeks ago .... if taking a large root mass.. you are still within acceptable range .... just dont water it and create an ice cube in the soil ...should your soil not drain properly in time for freeze ... in the alternative.. as soon as the soil thaws in late march or early april.. the more weeks between transplant and leaf out.. the better ... most likely... it is one of those shrubs that you could run over with the truck a few times.. move it.. and then start beating it with a stick.. and it will survive... so just do what you have to do and be done with it.. good luck ken |
I moved Carlesi in late June and Trilobum in mid August. Both are fine, time will tell. As Ken suggested, move it now or wait until after the soil thaws in spring. In the Milwaukee area Viburnums are typically transplanted between early October and mid November (outside of spring time) |
Yes, move with confidence. We dug up a V. lantana in late May a few years ago right after we found it growing out along the roadside. They are not called "Wayfaring" for nought....and we didn't take too large a root ball....and we didn't water it a great deal either. Can we think of a better way to insure that it might have been killed by improper following of the rules to transplant?? Guess what..here we are 6 or 7 years later and the darned thing is now 12 feet high and strong as an ox! Viburnums are tops when transplanting. If you can not successfully transplant a Viburnum, then take up another hobby other than gardening. |
I agree. Move it this weekend. I've done some real hack jobs on viburnums and they survived. There are many reasons why they are so popular. As Ken says above, you almost have to try to kill them. |
Yes, yes and yes. I failed to mentioned that the Carlesi I moved was 12 years old and 4' x 4'. I took a rootball the size of maybe a #7 container. I only had a few branches die off. |
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CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- The Cincinnati Reds and Major League Baseball will celebrate Jackie Robinson Day on Tuesday, April 15 to honor the legacy of the legendary Hall of Famer and for the sixth consecutive year, all players and on-field personnel will wear Number 42.
The annual celebration to commemorate the 67th anniversary of Robinson breaking baseball's color barrier in 1947 will feature on-field, pre-game ceremonies at Great American Ball Park that include:
* Chuck Harmon, the first African-American to play for the Reds, will be presented with the 2014 Powel Crosley, Jr. Award and serve as the Honorary Captain of the Game.
* Clay Holland from Holland and Holland, Inc. will accept the 2014 Most Valuable Diverse Business Partner Award from Hall of Famer Joe Morgan and Sean Rugless, President and CEO of the African-American Chamber of Commerce. The award is presented annually by the Reds and Major League Baseball.
* Players and coaches from historically black Kentucky State University baseball team and Trevecca Nazarene University baseball team will be recognized. The two teams are playing the first collegiate game at new P&G Cincinnati MLB Urban Youth Academy on April 15 at 2 p.m. at Roselawn Sports Park.
* Jackie Robinson Day jeweled bases and lineup cards will be featured and the Number 42 will be stenciled on the field.
* The jerseys worn by the players and bases used during the game will be available to purchase from Reds Authentics with proceeds benefiting the Reds Community Fund.
* One Number 42 Reds jersey will be signed and auctioned-off on MLB.com, with the proceeds benefitting the Jackie Robinson Foundation.
"We are proud to join Major League Baseball in celebrating Robinson's legacy and immeasurable contributions to the game," said Rick Walls, Executive Director of the Reds Hall of Fame & Museum. "The Number 42, worn proudly on the uniforms on April 15 and displayed continuously in ballparks across the nation, serves as a reminder and pays tribute to how one man transformed the game. The game of baseball continues to feel the influence of Jackie Robinson on the field and in the stands."
Chuck Harmon will sign autographs and meet with fans at the Reds Hall of Fame & Museum from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. The signing is free with Museum admission. The 60th anniversary of Harmon's debut with the Reds is April 17th and he will celebrate his 90th birthday on April 23rd.
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Published: Friday March 14, 2014 MYT 11:58:00 AM Updated: Friday March 14, 2014 MYT 2:50:32 PM
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PETALING JAYA: If laughter is the best medicine, then netizens see little harm in three Hospital Kuala Lumpur (HKL) nurses spoofing bomoh Ibrahim Mat Zin in a viral photo.
After earlier reports indicated that the trio might face suspension for their actions, hundreds of netizens took to social media to voice their support for the women.
Netizen Ken Loo's succinct take on the matter earned hundreds of Likes on Facebook: "If they need to be suspended, then the bomoh need to be jailed."
However, it was later confirmed that HKL was only conducting a detailed investigation of the matter.
Susan Abraham found their sense of humour to be a good tonic, while Sip Lee lauded the health care workers for their playful and cheerful nature: "Beautiful people with smiling faces. Help the sick and depressed patients. Should allow them to cheer up the depressed."
Jon Navaratnam also came to their defence: "Those working in health care are always very stressed and most times work 16 or 24 hour shifts. This is just nurses having some fun. Let 'em be for God's sake."
For Iswardy Morni, their fun-loving natures were worthy of a job offer: "If they are terminated, they can work with my company (we specialise in health). We need more brave and creative people."
However, some were less approving of their actions.
Kiran Nesarajah questioned the handling of medical equipment in the photo: "You expect nurses to be working during their shift, patient care is more important. They look like ICU nurses. FYI those pumps and equipment cost thousands and precision instruments. They are not toys."
Jamielah Yaakob, a nurse by profession, opined that though one can have fun at work, such pranks should not be in the public eye: "Private fun should stay as private fun. Not to be shared in social media."
Sharmila Sivasangaran also lamented the lack of professionalism: "Although it's just for fun, they should respect the uniform they're wearing and the place they're working at to maintain the image of nurses. This scenario will never happen with nurses of the past. Just my two cents."
Meanwhile, Damien Shan commended HKL for their measured response to the matter: "I respect GHKL for not overreacting and not taking drastic measures on their staff … They were just fooling around hopefully on their own leisure time. But girls, next time don't do it with your uniform and cover your face la."
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A major disaster was averted at the Visakhapatnam Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) refinery after the authorities put out a fire that broke out on Thursday night. None were injured in the incident.
"The fire was triggered by a pump failure. Though initially it was a big fire involving the adjacent equipment, it was brought under control in about an hour's time. All emergency protection systems worked in accordance with the design and helped in curbing the fire. The fire-fighting personnel of the refinery reached the site within half an hour," the refinery stated in a release.
District Collector V. Seshadri said all other units were isolated after noticing the fire so as to prevent its spread. All the workers present in the refinery were evacuated after an alert was sounded.
"After non-stop fire fighting operation by 10 fire tenders from neighbouring industries and Fire Services Department, we finally extinguished the inferno that caused major damage to Crude Distillation Unit-3 at 4.40 a.m. on Friday," a spokesman for the refinery said. The fire was put out within six hours after noticing flames billowing out from one of the crude distillation units.
The spokesman said all other production units in the refinery were functioning normally. Only after a detailed probe, would they be in a position to estimate the loss caused to the equipment and other infrastructure, he added.
As the news of the fire spread, people in the vicinity along with workers of several industries ran out the streets leading to traffic jams on the highway passing through Malkapuram, Sriharipuram and Gajuwaka.
A vapour cloud explosion following leakage of LPG, in 1997, in this refinery led to one of the worst-ever industrial accidents in the region in which 56 people were killed.
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The title song of Old Yellow Moon may be the concluding track on the first official album-length collaboration between Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell, but it actually represents a starting point for this long-anticipated project, produced by Brian Ahern. These two old friends and occasional band mates, Harris explains, "were picking songs as we sat around Brian's big kitchen table, with his extraordinary microphones hooked up to the computer just to make a demo. We would pick a key or toy around with an idea just to make a sketch." Harris was going over Hank DeVito and Lynn Langham's "Old Yellow Moon" with Crowell for the first time, but their impromptu performance together was so naturally emotive that Ahern decided to build a track around it. "That's a kitchen table recording. Brian later brought in Lynn to play the piano; she had a certain feel that only she could do to really honor the song and the reading we had given it. We added a few other things and it became the title track." Harris pauses to consider this before declaring, "I love the way records get born!"
It was nearly 40 years earlier, in 1974, when Harris first heard Rodney Crowell. At the time, she was also sitting at a table with Ahern, then based in Toronto, who was tasked with producing her first solo recording for Warner Bros. Records following the sudden passing of Gram Parsons, Harris's singing and touring partner. They were auditioning song demos, but the session wasn't going too well, Harris remembers: "There was nothing that appealed to me. I would listen to a whole song and Brian finally said to me, 'You know, Emmy, you don't have to listen to the entire song, you're going to know right away, it's going to pop out at you.' At the end of the day, Brian said, 'I have one more thing, a songwriter I haven't even heard. I signed him on the recommendation of somebody whose opinion I value.' So, as I recall, we listened to Rodney, both of us, for the first time. The first song was 'Bluebird Wine,' and from that first bar of music, I just knew. It was the bomb. Brian immediately tried to get in touch with Rodney, who was on a plane. We were finally able to hook up in Washington, DC, where I was living at the time, and he played me 'Till I Gain Control Again,' and I knew my instincts were right."
A year later, as Crowell recounts, Harris was passing through Austin, where the Texas native was then living, and offered Crowell a plane ticket to Los Angeles. Crowell went on to become rhythm guitarist and harmony singer in her now legendary Hot Band—many of whose original members joined Harris and Crowell in Nashville for the Old Yellow Moon sessions, along with such guests as singer-guitarist Vince Gill, violinist Stuart Duncan, and Little Feat keyboardist Billy Payne. Crowell soon landed his own solo deal with Warner Bros., releasing his Ahern-produced debut, Ain't Living Long Like This, in 1978. Harris would quickly be recognized as one of the finest young song interpreters on the nexus of country, folk, and rock, and Crowell himself would become a sought-after songwriter, producer, and performer, whose work would be covered by Johnny Cash, the Grateful Dead, Etta James, and Bob Seger, among countless others—and continue to be treasured over the years by Harris.
The spirited "Bluebird Wine" became the opening track of Harris's 1975 Top Ten country debut, Pieces of the Sky. Ahern and Harris insisted they revisit it on Old Yellow Moon, but Crowell had misgivings: "I said, 'Come on guys, I wrote that when I was 21 or 22, somewhere back then, I can do better.' So I went home and rewrote the first two verses because, you know, the writer's best friend is revision. So I revised those first two verses and I said, 'Okay, that's a little more in keeping with my sensibilities now.'"
Adds Harris, "The meat of the song is the same but he took the writer's license of being able to change a little bit that he felt reflected his life now. It's the same song musically, and the spirit of the song is the same—it's a joyful song. Being joyful at 20 or being joyful at 60, it's still joy."
The passage of time—time well spent, time misspent—is a recurring motif on Old Yellow Moon, especially on Matraca Berg's heartbreaking "Back When We Were Beautiful" and Crowell's own preternaturally wise "Here We Are," which Harris had originally recorded in 1979 as a duet with George Jones. Harris says, "I love that song. And even though I had done it with George Jones, it seemed to fit this project. It can be a song about lovers, about a relationship, but this record for me is all about friendship."
As with "Here We Are," Old Yellow Moon offered Crowell an opportunity to perform self-penned compositions he'd never gotten around to recording himself, like "Bull Rider," which his former father-in-law Johnny Cash had cut back in 1979. "Bullrider" has an almost cinematic clarity to it, drawn from Crowell's own young life in Texas, which he also addressed in a 2010 memoir, Chinaberry Sidewalks: "Growing up in Texas, we rode bulls the way inner city kids played basketball. It's just part of the culture, part of the rhythm of our lives. I always loved the language of the rodeo. There's a poetic tone to it. I remember writing that song and wanting to capture that."
For Crowell and Harris, a professed "song hoarder," Old Yellow Moon was a platform to showcase songs they'd each been aiming to record or revisit for years, country-oriented tunes, especially honky-tonkin' numbers, that also figured, one way or another, in their shared history. As Harris notes, "All these friendships, all these beautiful threads came together on this record, a lot of it without any particular thought." Opening track "Hanging up My Heart," which features a harmony vocal from Gill, originally appeared as the title tune to the lone country album made by Sissy Spacek in 1983 and produced by Crowell, in the wake of Spacek's Coal Miner's Daughter success. It was written by Hot Band member DeVito, who also co-wrote "Black Caffeine" with musician-engineer Donivan Cowart, another fellow traveler on this decades-long journey. Says Harris, "We had always loved 'Black Caffeine' but it was one of those very strange demos that always had intimidated us. But I think we nailed it." Crowell was a big fan of Kris Kristofferson's 2006 album, This Old Road (he says he "lived inside that record") and suggested cutting the more rueful "Chase the Feeling."
The delicate waltz of Allen Reynolds' "Dreaming My Dreams," made famous by Waylon Jennings, is a highlight of the disc but hadn't even been on the pair's original wish list. They were referencing it as they rehearsed another song, and Harris finally asked, "Why don't we just do it? Waylon's version of it is one of the most perfect records ever, but to make it a conversation between two old friends, I think that it adds something; it takes the song to another place, which you always have to do when you cover a song that already has a place in musical history. I think Rodney and I could really bring something to it, and Brian's production is gorgeous. It doesn't hurt to have [guitarist] James Burton on it too."
Harris also brought in E Street Band singer-guitarist Patti Scialfa's lovely "Spanish Dancer" from Scialfa's underrated 1993 Rumble Doll collection: "It speaks to something very central to the female experience; it's so beautiful. I had it on my list of things to do for years, and I thought it never was going to happen. I kind of reluctantly brought it to the table. I felt, maybe I'm over the hill, maybe I can't give it the proper reading at this time in my life, but I think some things are universal so it doesn't really matter. You never stop yearning for certain things, no matter what age you are."
Getting back into the studio with Harris, says Crowell, "feels the same as it always had. We were young and foolish and that was lovely and the world was all out in front of us. Then you go on. Emmy and I have always been close over the years, but she went down one road and I went down another, and we'd intersect on occasion. But when we finally got together, it was as if no time had passed. We're blood in that way."
Echoes Harris, "We've always said from the first time we sat down with two guitars and our two lead voices, sitting on the floor of the studio and singing Don Gibson songs, just messing around, that we would do a record together someday. It seemed inevitable, but nothing is really inevitable if you don't take the time to say, 'All right, we're going to do it.' It was always something that was going to happen. I'm glad it's happening now, at this point of our lives and our careers."
Old Yellow Moon is full of fond memories and deep connections, but it is very much a document of where the ever-evolving Harris and Crowell happen to be right now, as musicians and as friends. As Crowell puts it, "The truth lies in the fact that neither Emmy, as far as I can tell, nor I come to a day's work with any self-congratulation. Whatever we've done before was only the beginning. It's just like, okay, let's make a record. Isn't it great that we can make them? And that's when the songs come into play. If the songs are good, you get to lay it on the line and deliver a performance worthy of the song, and if you come up to snuff enough times you got a record. And anything other than that is precious. I guess that it's a commitment to the art of the song so we can give it to an audience and it can become theirs."
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Richard Thompson's latest album, Electric, produced by Buddy Miller, comes in what is arguably his most creatively productive period in a career that stretches back some 45 years, back to his emergence as a teen guitarist and songwriter with the groundbreaking Fairport Convention—the band that essentially invented the term "English folk-rock." And that's saying a lot, with his dozens of albums consistently high on critics polls and guitar skills that have earned him a Top 20 spot on Rolling Stone's list of Best Guitarists of All Time. Richard Thompson's many facets only seem to get more, well, multifaceted.
And multi-fascinating. The recognition continues and has become even stronger in the last few years: his long-acclaimed guitar work—piercing, delicate, often both at once—brought him MOJO magazine's Les Paul Award; his equally gripping songwriting earned him the 2012 Americana Music Association's Lifetime Achievement Award, presented to him by Bonnie Raitt, and Britain's coveted Ivor Novello Award; and he was awarded an honorary doctorate by Aberdeen University in his ancestral Scotland.
Oh, and there was that Order of the British Empire (OBE), bestowed upon him by Queen Elizabeth for service to music, summing up the whole artistic package.
All the while he's been expanding his roster of accomplishments into theater with his multi-media extravaganza Cabaret of Souls, scoring the gripping Werner Herzog documentary Grizzly Man and curating London's prestigious Meltdown Festival. Not to mention that he's an avid birder and hockey fan.
On Thompson's new album, pointedly titled Electric, all of that is boiled down to its intense essence. Well, maybe not the hockey part—though there is a decidedly full-contact quality to his music and words, as always.
"The title's Electric, and the music sometimes is," he says.
Mostly electric, to be accurate, and always electrifying. Whether featuring electric or acoustic guitar, the songs are built around the tightly focused core of Thompson's current, sharply honed trio: drummer Michael Jerome (Better Than Ezra, John Cale)—who's anchored his bands for more than a decade—and bassist Taras Prodaniuk (Lucinda Williams, Elvis Costello) complementing and often pushing the leader through a full range of emotional explorations.
The album was produced in Nashville by Buddy Miller (Robert Plant's Band of Joy, not to mention his own acclaimed albums both solo and with wife Julie Miller) at his cozy home studio. Miller provides rhythm guitar here and there, Stuart Duncan guests on fiddle, Siobhan Maher Kennedy (of the English band River City People) sings harmonies on five of the songs and the incomparable Alison Krauss duets on the achingly lovely "The Snow Goose."
"It strikes that desirable balance between aggression and reflection that we are always aiming for," he says, before reflecting, "I wasn't being too serious with that. But perhaps it does work."
It works very well, both as a description and as a body of work, a new chapter in his ever-unfolding musical saga.
Thompson terms the Electric material "funk-folk, or folk-funk." But that is to large extent just a matter of economy—and limitations—of language, something he's employed to great effect throughout his career both in lyrics and interviews.
"I commented facetiously somewhere that its between Judy Collins and Bootsy Collins," he notes, wryly.
But as a starting point in getting to know the new music it's a good description, if for no other reason than it was the starting point of the writing.
"I wrote this record very much with the trio in mind," he says. "And I thought we could do something that was kind of folk, in an English-Celtic sense, and also funky, in the more '70s sense of the word. And I like the idea of sort of a "Celtic power trio." So that was the idea I was aiming for when I was writing. And I think to some extent it is that."
It's very much that on the opening song, "Stoney Ground," a stomping beat by which to tell the tale of an unashamedly lustful senior citizen. The song, Thompson says, puts him in mind of popular English poet Sir John Betjeman's "Late-Flowering Lust."
"People over 55 still have urges," Thompson notes, cheerily. "I wanted to write a song I could hear [English folk great] Martin Carthy sing. He does songs in that rhythm and tempo really well."
Is the leering gentleman a hero or a fool?
"Absolutely both. I think he's a kind of a hero because he doesn't care what people think about him. He cocks a snoot at society."
Dichotomy, contrast, complexity, engaging uncertainties flow from there. The lyrical, rueful "Salford Sunday," with some prickly mandolin touches, sees its conflicted narrator waking up left and lonely in the titular burgh, just outside of Manchester—the same place that inspired Ewan MacColl's English folk classed "Dirty Old Town." "My Enemy" features Kennedy's voice in an almost ghostly shadow of Thompson's, as he considers inextricable bonds one has with one's nemesis, or nemeses. And in "Good Things Happen to Bad People," an attractive melody carries the dark delight of schadenfreude, as the bad person of the title is set up for a inevitable, if perhaps not imminent fall.
"I was thinking of some of those old blues songs: 'She's been doing something wrong—I can tell by the way she smells'" he says, quoting his lyrics. "Those very earthy songs of suspected infidelity."
Electric was recorded in concise, largely live sessions at the Miller abode. Miller's role, Thompson says, was "to make the coffee—and do everything else brilliantly. He's such a great musician, and also a great musical associate because he does what's necessary. His ego isn't a factor in making decisions. He'll play rhythm guitar, or nothing. He'll make the most self-effacing suggestions and also has really good ears. Everything he did was complementary to the project."
Throughout, the music conveys the subtle shades and wide range of emotions in the songs as compellingly as the lyrics. At times it echoes classic groups with its power-trio instrumentation. Jerome's drums on "Sally B" (a portrait of a woman of "unbelievable political ambition… so stupid and attractive" that Thompson met at a fundraising event) evoke a bit of the free swing of Mitch Mitchell on the early Jimi Hendrix Experience albums. And the beat leans to the Led Zep thump on "Stuck on a Treadmill." Then "Straight and Narrow" adds a Farfisa-sounding organ for a garage-rocky touch.
Other times there are strong hints of country's British folk roots. The yearning "Where's Home" and the Celtic-country waltz "Saving the Good Stuff for You" spotlight Duncan's fiddle, while "Another Small Thing in Her Favor," Thompson says, reminds him of what Robert Burns did with old Scottish melodies.
And "The Snow Goose," with acoustic fingerpicking and Alison Krauss's heart-breaking harmonies, finds the narrator everything but free as a bird. Thompson, though, acknowledges that he'll take a little heat from some of his fellow birders for the choice of said bird.
"I should apologize to listeners in Canada and the U.S. where the snow goose is a more common bird," he says. "In Britain they are rare. In the lyric it's pale and rare and footloose. The birding community will say, 'You could have picked a tundra swan or something, Siberian warbler.'"
Common bird maybe. Common music, never from Richard Thompson.
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