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Did a trade recently with Pam. She sent me 4 beautiful Astilbes all packaged very nicely. One was one I've been wanting and couldn't find for a long time.
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I sent Pam a very nice Ponderosa pine. I waited several weeks for the 2 Josee lilacs i was suposed to get. The place she was suposed to be getting them from didnt send them she told me. She asked me if I wanted to wait longer for them I said yes..then she said she would send me somthing else or send the pine tree back a week later. I told her not to send the pine tree back I have no place for it. She then sent me an email today saying she sent the pine tree back to me. I am not at all happy with this. I would have found a way to compensate my trade not send their stuff back..now this poor little pine tree has to go through the shipping again and there is no place to put it once it gets here. This drug out for several weeks and ended badly. Mary |
I just completed a great trade with Pam! The plants she sent were healthy and packaged very carefully. She was very generous and even sent surprises! I would gladly trade with her again and would recommend her to anyone wanting to do a trade. Thanks again Pam! |
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My trade with woodthrush went smoothly. She sent healthy plants and a bonus plant too. I would trade again if the opportunity appears. Lainey |
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We stayed here to get away from the trains running along the Columbia River so that we could get a good sleep before a dog show. The owners take pride in the park and keep it clean. They were very friendly at check in and during our stay. The power and water sites are up the hill among the trees and most are not level. We would stay here again. - Thedogsma
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Just look at the Kuban area and north to the Present Volgograd. The Kuban kozaks long wanted to get rid of Moscow having formed various kozak units under the command of former White army officers (such as Pyotr Krasnov and Andrei Shkuro, and I. Kononov) . By some estimates nearly one million former Soviet citizens took up arms against Stalin's Red Army in the 1940s.
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NYPD detective Jacob Kanon is on a tour of Europe's most gorgeous cities. But the sights aren't what draw him - he sees each museum, each cathedral, and each cafe through the eyes of his daughter's killer. Kanon's daughter, Kimmy, and her fiance were murdered while on holiday in Rome. Since then, young couples in Madrid, Salzburg, Amsterdam, Berlin, Athens and Paris have been found dead. Little connects the murders, other than a postcard sent to the local newspaper prior to each attack. Now Kanon teams up with the Swedish reporter, Dessie Larsson, who has just received a postcard in Stockholm - and they think they know where the next victims will be...
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When the gov was shutdown, I sold CCs against my many holdings. Been doing more as we get closer to the debt ceiling.
Why that would sound weird to you is beyond me.
Wow, you are an idiot.
Too bad he had to switch accounts now so people can't look up his history anymore.
He's quite comical, sad, and pathetic.
How big of a loss did you take last year, poor pippy! LOL
Ya, after the buyout didn't happen, you got burned, and took a huge loss.
Just shut up already, moron.
Why are you this stupid?
You are claiming that is a lie and never had a major client?
Wow, you are dumb!
Unrealized gain, OH NO!??!!? WHAT WILL I EVER DO?!!!?!?!?!
I told you how I would protect losses on my OCZ investment. Too bad you don't listen or you would be making a lot of $$$ right now too.
Poor trader for taking the risk and holding a stock for 3+ years?!?!?
Good thing I don't listen to bad traders like pippy or I would have dumped MU or STX or GRPN, etc, etc, etc a long time ago with that same logic.
Keep clowning yourself, pippy.
Sure am.
Curious, you are a known liar and paper trader. How does a paper trader "make money"??!?!
Just like you said OCZ was going to $.89 @ earnings.
MU is love.
NASDAQ is still in the red and techs are getting hit hard still.
You going to deny that too, clown?
Was $1.20 then when the market moved, it moved back up 5 cents.
You trying to deny that?!?!?1
You are the one that claimed fredd was banned, not I.
OCZ has been moving higher or did you miss that too??!?!?!
You try so hard and just clown yourself yet again. Too funny!
Yet, when it was releassed the stock spiked up. Then opened down the next day with the overall market.
VMEM is down harder than OCZ is. I guess VMEM reported horrible sales too according to pippy since it is down as well.
Wow, you are dumb!
It was up during AHs after they reported. About 100K shares were traded, all up.
Stock is now down now with the overall market. Do you even follow the market?!?!?
It did go up, moron.
The market is down. Techs are down hard. Are you even following the market or just going to post stupid #$%$ all day again?
He's trying so hard to bury his lies and BS! It is quite funny.
Their enterprise products are top notch, firmware, and software.
If OCZ had the capital of a company like STX, WDC, MU, etc, etc...their products would be the #1 seller in the enterprise market.
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BOSTON – The New Year is a time for predictions, so here are a few for 2011. U.S. President Barack Obama will not earn his Nobel Peace Prize retroactively by bringing peace to the Middle East this year. Israel will not halt its settlement activity, and the Palestinians will not enter serious negotiations.
The United States will pressure Israel and the Palestinians to talk about the borders of a Palestinian state, but these talks will fail when the Israelis refuse to put East Jerusalem on the table, and the Palestinians fail to meet Israel's security demands.
Tensions between Israel and Hezbollah will heighten, but stop short of another round of war. Hezbollah will obtain rockets that can reach Tel Aviv from Lebanon.
Turkey's economic boom will continue to outpace Europe, but prospects for joining the European Union will virtually die. The Turks will continue their eastward policy of strengthening ties with Iraq, Iran and Pakistan. Plans for upgrading a railroad linking Pakistan, Iran, Iraq and Turkey will be announced.
Security in Iraq will deteriorate in 2011. Political and ethnic rivalries will continue on their destructive path, with the center of violence shifting to the Kurdish north. Tensions between Kurds and Arabs will strengthen. The withdrawal of American troops from Iraq will continue on schedule.
Security will improve in Afghanistan's Helmand and Kandahar provinces because of American fire power, but will continue to deteriorate in the rest of Afghanistan. The drifting away of our NATO allies will pick up its pace. Support for the war among the American people will weaken, but the gain of Republican war-party strength in Congress will lessen the political pressure on Obama to reduce troop strength. There will be another major Afghan review, but the Obama administration will delay any major decisions until after the 2012 general election.
Pakistan will bend to intense American pressure to allow more U.S. special operations teams to enter the tribal territories on the Northwest Frontier, hoping it can be done below the radar of Pakistani politics. But word will leak out, increasing anti-Americanism in Pakistan and enabling the Taliban. Terrorist attacks will increase inside Pakistan, further destabilizing the country.
An Indian Taliban will began to stir among India's oppressed Muslims, brining recriminations from India that Pakistan is behind the spread of extremist violence.
Secret efforts will be made to bring a solution to the Kashmir question, but WikiLeaks will expose them and all talks will cease among recriminations and finger pointing.
North Korea will commit another outrage against the south, despite China's call for calm, but retaliation will be avoided. North Korea will increase, and continue to flaunt, its nuclear arsenal.
Sanctions against Iran will tighten, but Iranian activity toward making a nuclear weapon will not slacken. Israel will continue to threaten, but will not bomb Iran without American approval, which will not be forthcoming in 2011. The West will make plans for containing Iran, and the United States will offer to extend its nuclear umbrella over the Persian Gulf States.
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After researching and talking to different dahlia fans around, I thought I had stored my tubers pretty well. I checked on them today and they are all shriveled! Just a couple seem to have mold. Is this salvageable? What did I do wrong? I rinsed them off, hung them upside down, then stored them in my basement with newspaper for a little insulation, but not tightly wrapped. Thanks for listening... |
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Hi, Was the rinsing and hanging upside down in newspaper after you found them shrivelled, or is that how you stored them in the first place? Something a little more protective of moisture loss i.e. vermiculite or wood shavings might be better in the future. For the mold, 10% bleach water rinse or lysol spray would help now. A lot of people use sulphur dust to coat the tubers for winter storage. Don't use it if you have a sulfa allergy. |
I was given really really really shrivelled tubers this fall. I managed to get them to sprout this spring! These are the things I think made them successful; 1.) I bathed them in a 10% bleach solution to kill of any fungus / mold for around 1/2 an hour. Then switched them over to a water bath for a few more hours to try and help hydrate them. I added a tablespoon of an anti fungal product called "no damp" to the water bath, but I don't think this is critical. Afterwards, you have to let them dry off for an hour or two. 2.) Once they are dry, they are ready to package them up for storage, or start to try and grow them. If you want to store them a bit longer. I recommend putting them in wood shavings (the type you get at a pet store, really inexpensive, pine or cedar, or a mix of both). Another good choice for storing them would be vermiculite. If you only have a few tubers, then try putting them with the shavings in a ziplock and stash it in the fridge. If there are too many for the fridge, then find as cool a place as you can. check on them every few days if you can. |
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Lea Michele made her first public appearance following the death of her co-star and real-life boyfriend Cory Monteith at the Teen Choice Awards.
Lea Michele made her first public appearance following the death of her co-star and real-life boyfriend Cory Monteith at the Teen Choice Awards.
Fox has already renewed "Glee" for Seasons 5 and 6, but FOX entertainment chairman Kevin Reilly said Thursday the current plan is that those two seasons likely will be the show's last.
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Students planning to attend Victoria College this fall but didn't attend Pirate Orientation have a final chance to learn about VC prior to the beginning of the semester. New students can still register for fall classes the week of Aug. 18, at which time they will sign up to attend orientation to be held on Saturday, Aug. 23.
The deadline to register and pay for classes is noon Friday, Aug. 22, and fall semester classes begin Monday, Aug. 25.
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"All the teachers I've talked to have their own personalities, and they each try to explain what they are trying to get to us within a good amount of time, and they do it in a way which I can understand," Alaniz said. "My favorite part during orientation was playing giant Jenga. We completed the game without making it fall."
"From what I am seeing and experiencing, I would recommend the orientation experience to others," he added.
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I'm new to Plumeria growing and live in Zone 4. I can't believe the knowledge that's shared here between members, it's so overwhelming. I'm know I can't grow Plumeria's in the ground and more than likely not to in containers. I just want to let you all know, how lucky you are to enjoy those beautiful plants and flowers. |
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I know of people growing plumeria in containers in Canada. A lot depends on what you can do in early spring/late fall to keep them going a bit longer before they go dormant. Normal summer temps should allow them to spend time outdoors on a patio or in the garden. What you need to do is provide sufficient light and heat at other times to extend their growing season enough to get blooms. In the winter, you can put them away, pot and all, in the dark, giving them only enough water to keep the roots from drying out. They will leaf out again in the spring when you put them in light and warmth. Mike |
I agree with Mike, there are many people in North Europe (Sweden etc) growing plumerias in pots and they enjoy their flowers. The question is "are you really interesting to grow plumerias and enjoy their flowers ?" the answer is 'YES YOU CAN ". John |
You can even grow them in the ground. You plant them in spring when the danger of frost is gone and dig them up and store bare root in the fall. |
I decided to order some seeds from mauiplumeriagardens.com. Been reading up on seed starting, soil mixes, bottom heat, lighting, misting and watering. Can't wait to get started. |
Seeds may take years to flower and may not be like the parent plant at all. I think the best to to buy a rooted plant from like Maui Plumeria Gardens or another seller of rooted plants because you are a year ahead when you plant and closer to the flowering age and less likely to suffer the rot associated with starting cuttings. I have seedlings that are eight years old and have not flowered yet and those that have are a few better than the parent, a few like the parent and many that are not as nice as the parent. Out of 50, I probably will keep only 2. Just a note. Bill |
Bill Thanks for the advice. I also plan to test a rooted one when the weather warms, to cold to ship at this time. Any suggestions for a container type of rooted Plumerias? I feel seed growing to be a low cost way of testing, hopefully I have a few to work with. I also have a heated greenhouse to work with. |
I would suggest going to www.mauiplumeriagardens.com and click on rooted plumerias then click on cuttings and go through all pages. See what you like. I think any Moragne (Jeannie, Katie, grainy), puu kahea and the lei varieties of Celadine and Lei Rainbow are good choices. Heavy reds are more risky because they are cold sensitive and a bit difficut for first plants. When you see what you like e-mail email@example.com and ask when they might have any of those in rooted plants in stock. At this time of the year the rooted stock will be low but usually will increase in spring. Jennifer is very nice and helpful and I have done much business with her over the years. Her rooted stock is very good and I think paying double the cost of a cutting to get a years growth and successful roots is a bargain. All plants are container types but they are eventually trees and must be trimmed and root pruned in about 5-7 years. There are a few dwarfs but none of them knock my socks off. I like the 4-6" big flowers best. Just my opinion. Bill |
I 've had a potted plumeria for appx 12 years. It has always been an inside plant; it is appx 4 ft tall, with two stems and generally the leaves are healthy and plentiful. It has never bloomed, but I have never fertilized it either. This is the first year it looks as if it will lose all of its leaves. I am concerned because I repotted it about 5 weeks ago and that is when the leaf loss really excelerated. How do I know if the leaf loss is from winter season or repotting damage? Should I just leave it alone and water it until spring then start fertilizing? Elaine |
What did the root ball look like. Did you trim the roots or score any wrapped ones with a razor or did you just plop the whole thing in a bigger pot? Did you use B-1 or superthrive and water after the transplant? Fortunately, Elaine, plumies are quite hardy in winter transplants so you should be ok. If all the leaves are drooping at once, it is a sign of stress. If the bottom leaves are yellowing and dropping and the top are normal, it is going dormant. If the former, some b-1 will help. But don't water too much and very little if any when all the leaves are gone. Lots of leaves need lots of water; fewer leaves need less water. No leaves need just a little dampness in the soil - I run a finger around the inside of a pot and make a small moat. I water here only and leave the center dry. When the tips begin to show life and "claw" growth, water the whole pot once every few weeks until leave pop out. Then-- more leaves=more water. Bill |
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Sandy Weinberg, professor of entrepreneurship at Muhlenberg College in Allentown, Pennsylvania, offers the following advice for bootstrapping a business:
1. Realize that some businesses are easier to bootstrap than others. Service businesses, especially homebased ones, are easier to run leanly than manufacturing businesses, which require equipment and machinery.
2. If possible, run your business part time in the beginning. It's less risky if you can get your business going in the evenings and on weekends. "Many Internet and retail businesses have started part time," says Weinberg. "However, it may be impossible to start a retail business part time because you have to be open at key times to attract consumer traffic."
Running your business part time could also pose ethical dilemmas with your current employer. A programmer employed by a software manufacturer, for example, may not be able to start a part-time systems integration company because those services compete with those of his or her employer. Consider the legal implications of starting part time, advises Weinberg. To avoid potential problems, consult an attorney.
3. Keep overhead low. Work out of your home as long as possible. "Conserve the capital you have," says Weinberg. Don't be in a rush to rent an office.
4. Negotiate time rather than price. Rather than expending effort negotiating reduced prices from vendors and suppliers, try to get payment extensions. "Instead of paying bills in the traditional 30 days, ask for 45-, 60- or even 90-day terms," says Weinberg. "It's an opportunity to stall payments so you can build cash flow and working capital.
5. Maximize your resources. You don't necessarily need top-of-the-line equipment and cutting-edge technology. Take advantage of that 10-year-old truck and five-year-old PC until they no longer serve a useful purpose. Only replace equipment and technology when it's absolutely essential. Even then, buy used rather than new equipment.
6. Stay focused. Bootstrapping isn't easy. It requires discipline, diligence and hard work. It's unreasonable to expect everything to fall effortlessly into place. Be prepared for bumps in the road. No matter how tough things get, stay focused on the mission at hand: successfully starting your business.
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From what I have been reading and looking at I feel more reassured that its ok. But I would like some extra opinions. I am about 2 weeks in and the mother is lodged up against the forming baby. The area in question is where the mother is. It looks green but is not on top layer. The baby also is pretty thin so far too, but being in the winter the temp is on the low side for making kombucha. What do you think?
Lifetree, Warm it up and you will get better formation, but from what I see you look normal. Place it in a box on top of water heater or refrig, wrap in a towel and tuck in a warm kitchen cabinet. The green you may see underneath may actually be brown deposits of yeast cells. As long as nothing is fuzzy. Here is a quick pic of some kombucha I have right now. Need to start a new batch actually.
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