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Just curious why you chose to use clear rather than the normal black? What I'm wondering is, minus a heat wave of anykind which is highly unlikely in March and early April here, will it be ok to leave it down until then or will it get to hot even though the weather stays mild with the sun beating down on the visqueen? It can kill the beneficial soil bacteria but otherwise if there are no plants in the bed I'd think it would be ok. You can always put a layer of mulch on top of it to cool it down or you can cut out strips where the plants will go and leave the rest. It all depends on what you are trying to accomplish. In your zone and in raised beds the soil would warm enough all on its own usually. Dave |
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Dave- I went with the clear stuff because its what I use in my line of work so its what I had laying around. I guess I should have been more clear about what I'm doing here. I want to raise the temps in my beds earlier than they usually warm their selves. I plan to plant soon and yes I was going to leave the visqueen down for a bit, but I will be cutting an 18" diameter hole where ever I'm making a tomato/pepper planting. I measured the soil temps in these beds this morning with a 6 inch digital insta-read thermometer and got a reading 54 degrees. The funny thing is when I went to measure my seedlings soil temps in their 16 ounce cups they were 6-7 degrees cooler. So how hot is too hot for the beneficial soil bacteria? If I cover the plastic with some sort of carbon mulch can it stay there all year? Damon |
So how hot is too hot for the beneficial soil bacteria? You'd have to get well over 120 (compost piles are 140 but they cycle rather than remain steady at that temp) to do any real damage to the soil - happens here in late June to July but don't know when it might peak where you are. Of course that would be way too hot for any plants. That's why we use 6-8" of straw mulch on top of the plastic mulch - ours is actually pre-perforated landscape fabric. So 54 is no problem and it should let you plant earlier. Just keep in mind that this won't let in air or water as well as landscape fabric does. Dave |
There are reasons to sterilize soil using clear plastic. Link below to one site talking about some methods, from google, the soil sorum on GW may also address that topic. Here's an explanation for why, it may also work on tomato fungus diseases?- http://en.allexperts.com/q/Agriculture-2377/rotation-onion-agriculture.htm |
Here is a link that might be useful: soil sterilization
- Posted by sprtsguy76 Santa Clara Ca. 9b (My Page) on Fri, Mar 5, 10 at 18:48
Dave- ok so that would be why I wouldn't want to leave the plastic down too long, it doesn't let air in. So is this lanscape fabric you speak of really worth it, does it really retain water better than heavy mulching? hemnancy- i'm not trying to solarize my soil, but thanks for the info. |
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Can someone help me please? I painted from some books from the 1980's that had some sort of Amish title. They were not typical of the day country art, and they also sold wood for the projects. There was a cradle that had billy goats on it, and I painted a wooden herb box from the patterns. I also painted a wooden shoe shine kit that has a barn on it. Can someone help me identify the name of these books, please? Thank you!! Nancy |
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For the past several seasons, the Mustang girls soccer team has been a defensive-minded team that plays physical.
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Last season the Mustang girls finished with an 11-5 record and semifinal appearance in the state playoffs, where they eventually lost to state champion Bishop Kelley.
"We are going to be a different-looking team this year than we have looked the past several years," Mustang head coach Mike Mason said. "We have been a team centered around solid defense, but this year we will be more centered around our offense. We have strong defensive players, but we have a lot more experience on the offensive end of the field."
The Bronco girls graduated seven seniors from last year's group. Mustang lost four defenders, two midfielders and one forward to graduation.
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Mustang will have 11 seniors on this year's team. The seniors are Lexi Jones, Emily Sample, Sydni Wiles, Bridget Byers, Anna Crawford, Alexandra Espinoza, Alondra Garcia, Alexandria Jones, Gabriela Pelma, Cindy Reyes and Jessica Strassle.
Returning key players from last year's group include junior Brandi Hutchinson, Lexi Jones, sophomore Jaci Jones, junior Alina Magruder, Wiles, Crawford, Strassle, junior Kelsey Bumgarner and junior Abby Karbs.
The starting forwards on this year's team will be Wiles, Lexi Jones and Magruder. The starting midfielders are Crawford, Raegan Coil and Jaci Jones. The starting defenders will be Addison Glover, Strassle, Hannah Evans and Bumgarner.
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Update October 2013: I'm typing this while on live chat with KitchenAid... this morning the blender "jar coupler is fused into the couple on the motor base" or simply stated - it's stuck. Really stuck, like the base suddenly welded itself to the bowl. Seriously after a 45 second whiz smoothie, the base just decided this was the day to stick together. The troubleshooting tips of jiggling and tugging are laughable, I mean come on now, I could take a hammer to it and it would still be merged. This thing is just not coming off. Useful info from chat: It can happen if the jar is not seated properly on the base, if you run the unit for 3-5 minutes or if you pour hot liquid into the jar. To be fair - I have used the blender to smooth lumps in gravy before with no issue because I was careful about volume and temperature. I guess this blender is only meant for cold. Would have been good to know that upfront. Nothing against live chat, I felt like they were looking to make the customer think they did something wrong - she kept going down the list until she hit on my 'oh' moment. Anyway...The repair kit is $25 and a lot of wishful thinking -the initial repair has to be done up through the base to remove the bowl. JMHO Would you really trust an inexperienced person to do this and feel okay plugging it in - leaving it plugged in? Live Chat made no promise the repair kit would work, they cannot offer technical advice outside of jiggling and tugging. lol - what industry is this again? The repair quote came in at $75 not including any unforeseen problems. I can buy a new blender for that. KitchenAid knew this could happen, even said so in the chat - fixing the issue before selling the product to consumers doesn't seem to be high on the priority list. Oh well, we had a good 4 years. Original review below, it was a good run while it lasted. Good luck!_________________________________I'm just going to say I love this thing. Looks good and the 5 speeds are enough for everyday use. I particularly like the whir as it grinds it's way to smoothie heaven in a nano-second. The deep pitcher is more than enough to get 3-4 drinks in too. I make healthy smoothies for the kids quickly with no need to chop small. You can pretty much throw the whole strawberries, banana & ice in, click the button and about 10 seconds later you've got a killer smoothie. To be fair it's a little noisy, but no noisier than others I've owned. It's not as if taking a solid object to liquid form just happens without any interference. It is really fast and the pitcher has no leaks is easy to clean with a straight to rinse/dishwasher routine. What I like the most though is in 10 seconds I'm able to go from solid to liquid, or solid to grate or chop. This is a no brainer machine, uncomplicated and easy to use/clean. Doesn't hurt that it looks good on the counter and seems designed for family use/abuse. Mostly it's a survivor - we've owned the same blender for 2 years now and it looks/works great. It's a keeper.


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There are few countries in the world with a viticultural history as long or as illustrious as that claimed by Italy. Grapes were first being grown and cultivated on Italian soil several thousand years ago by the Greeks and the Pheonicians, who named Italy 'Oenotria' the land of wines so impressed were they with the climate and the suitability of the soil for wine production. Of course, it was the rise of the Roman Empire which had the most lasting influence on wine production in Italy, and their influence can still be felt today, as much of the riches of the empire came about through their enthusiasm for producing wines and exporting it to neighbouring countries. Since those times, a vast amount of Italian land has remained primarily for vine cultivation, and thousands of wineries can be found throughout the entire length and breadth of this beautiful country, drenched in Mediterranean sunshine and benefiting from the excellent fertile soils found there. Italy remains very much a 'land of wines', and one could not imagine this country, its landscape and culture, without it.


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I have been searching for a small piece of this fabric to make a pillow or 2. As you can see the per yard price is $154. It's crazy, I know, but I love it. I have looked on both ebay and etsy for a remnant without any luck. Any ideas or sources? |
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It's 'only' $134.99 at the site that I have listed below, but did you see how large the repeat is? Vertical Repeat: 45.5" Horizontal Repeat: 27". I looked at a pillow cover on Etsy that is $65 for a 20x20" made of it and you see very little of the over all design due to the size of the repeat. You may not like it as much in a pillow since you lose a lot of the design in something small. |
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Thanks 3dogs, but I really don't need an entire yard. I can squeeze out 2 small pillows from 1/2 yard. |
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The former head of Illinois' child welfare department died overnight.
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The next time there's an election in Yamhill County, Brian Van Bergen will be in charge of counting the ballots instead of being on them.
The Newberg native won his bid for the non-partisan position of county clerk with 27,942 votes.
He ran unopposed after incumbent Becky Stern Doll removed her name from the ballot for missing a filing deadline established by state statute, disqualifying her from a general election ballot that was heading for the printer.
Stern Doll mounted an unsuccessful write-in campaign.
Van Bergen said he enjoyed the campaign and is looking forward to taking office in January. He isn't wasting time, though, he said: he is already delving into the Board of Property Tax Appeals training manual.
"BOPTA starts right when I get in to office. I'm going to dive right in," he said. "We have an election right around the corner as well. A special election that I'm quite confident some cities will have measures on, so starting in March we'll be getting into the next election cycle."
He said he also plans to improve the elections website and start the process of getting caught up on the Commissioners' Journal.
A Newberg native, Van Bergen graduated from Amity High School, and then earned a bachelor's degree in management and business information systems from George Fox University.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- Vols junior quarterback Tyler Bray was named SEC Co-Offensive Player of Week on Monday. Bray set the Tennessee record for passing yards in a game with 530 as the Vols knocked off Troy, 55-48. Bray shared the award with Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray.
Bray's 530 passing yards are the second-most by an SEC quarterback in history, second only to Eric Zeier who threw for 544 for Georgia in 1993 against Southern Mississippi.
Bray was 29-of-47 with a career-high tying five touchdowns. Bray's five TDs are tied for the second-most in a game by a Vol. He connected with Justin Hunter on three of the scores.
In the fourth quarter, Bray was 9-of-17 for 175 yards and two touchdowns, bringing the Vols back from a 40-34 deficit.
Bray's 530 yards of total offense also set a Tennessee record and go down as the fourth-most by an SEC player in a game.
In the first half, Bray threw for a Tennessee school record 313 yards, besting his mark of 308 vs. Memphis set in his first start back in 2010.
The SEC Offensive Player of Week honor is the second for Bray, who also earned the award after his 405 passing yards vs. Cincinnati on Sept. 10, 2011.
It is the third SEC weekly honor for a Vol this season. Zach Fulton was named Offensive Lineman of the Week (Sept. 3) and Cordarrelle Patterson was Special Teams Player of the Week on Oct. 15.
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