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Anyone have any success with high density planting of citrus trees? I have a small space 30x20 in my front yard where I would like to plant a navel orange and a valcencia orange tree. I've read that many commercial growers are now planting high density citrus. Does anyone have experience with this concept. |
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- Posted by hoosierquilt z10a/23 Vista Calif (My Page) on Mon, Nov 11, 13 at 20:22
Sure, high density citrus is certainly do-able for us here in dryer California. You'll see commercial growers using C35 rootstock for this very reason. Using either C35, Cuban Shaddock or 'Flying Dragon' rootstocks to keep size down will help. Some pruning on your part as well will keep air circulation optimal as well. And, losing a little bit of your crop in order to have more variety for a hobby grower is not a bad thing :-) I'd much rather have 50-100 fruit on 10 different cultivars, than 300 fruit from 3 or 4 cultivars. If you plant your trees 5 to 6 ft. apart, you should be able to squeeze in a nice little dooryard orchard for yourself. Patty S. |
We are planting Meyers at 525 trees per acre; that is 2.5 meters between trees and 3 meters between rows; and that is on full standard rootstock. A word of caution, that may not work for other citrus, as the Meyer is more of a bush than a traditional tree. Mexico, Cuba, Paraguay, and Brazil are beginning experiments on this type of high density planting; and they are very optimistic. On a large scale it is important that the rows are North to South to optimize sunlight. Rows running East to West can reduce yields by as much as 30%. |
- Posted by fresnogardengal none (My Page) on Mon, Nov 11, 13 at 20:54
Awesome! That is what I was hoping for. I'd rather have oranges for a longer portion of the year with two varieties than one heavy producing tree for a shorter period of time. |
- Posted by Kippy-the-Hippy 10 Sunset 24 (My Page) on Tue, Nov 12, 13 at 11:47
I have a few "edible hedges" of citrus trees starting out. The standard sized trees I started about 8 feet apart. They are only a couple of years old, but I plan on keeping at aprox 8 feet for some privacy. Some may do better than others and I will do any pruning accordingly, I put a weaker growing plant between two stronger growers so they can fill the space the weaker one can't If you search "edible hedge" there is a lot of information out there. |
Link for info an the ultimate in high density production: http://220.127.116.11/ACPS/ The links for the CITRUS FIELD DAY handouts are super informative. Best, Skinn30a |
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Movies theatres!! (417 comments)
There should be a special place in hell for jackasses that text in dark movie theatres.
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Movies theatres!! (417 comments)
There should be a special place in hell for jackasses that text in dark movie theatres.
And this is where movie studios get it wrong (87 comments)
From the first linked article in the summary:
In recent years, American distributors have experimented with what's known as premium VOD (video on demand), a scheme by which a newly released film is made available simultaneously on pay-per-view television for a high price. (This tactic is virtually unheard of in Canada.) Goon's U.S. distributor, Magnolia Pictures, made the film available via U.S. cable providers for $30.
$30?? This shows exactly what is wrong with the movie studios and why they'll never "get it". It should be priced at $15 at the most. I hate movie theatres these days. Mostly due to the ignorant jackholes that can't shut up or stop checking their damn phone during the movie. I'd pay $15 to watch a first run movie on demand at home and I'm sure I'm not the only one. But $30? They can go blow it out their @ss.
Sounds like they're about to ask for something (727 comments)
They tend to do this when they are about to ask for more aid. I wonder what they want this time?
Re:WTF (228 comments)
And once again, the collective
"What should I do the summer before I start my PhD program, party or work?"
Drops a little?
To subby....WTF? You need to ask Slashdot what to do over the summer? Do you ask your parents for permission to stay out late on a school night too?
Re:Why Always Suicide? (326 comments)
When are we going to ban JSTOR and PACER's theft from the public? When are JSTOR and PACER going to return their ill gotten gains to the people whose documents they stole?
For those who will make the argument: Copying is not theft. Keeping people from accessing things they rightfully own or should have access to is. A car is stolen when the owner cannot use it anymore, not when the same model is produced again by the factory. The owners of these documents are all the members of the public. Denying access to anyone for any reason is theft.
You obviously have no idea what JSTOR is or how it works. JSTOR is not withholding anything from the public. The articles JSTOR has are available through other methods. You want access to those papers? Well, then go use the other methods, including digging through print journals for them. Nothing JSTOR does is preventing you from doing so.
Re:The hell it doesn't cost consumers! (195 comments)
Not only that, but your reimbursement had to come from somewhere, and it's not the CEO's pocket. It's everyone else's pockets in increased fees.
As well as increased insurance costs. The authors of the article are rather dense if they honestly think that the costs of reimbursement are not passed down to consumers.
Re:I am a chemistry professor... (372 comments)
Gee whatever did the professors and students do for all those decades of university courses before the invention of computer networks?
Re:Apple - the phone for your parents (587 comments)
A phone immediately fails when you need to do any tech support for it at all.
So based on your argument, if you don't need to do tech support for an iPhone I'd call that a win. If Android needs tech support than it has failed as a phone.
Re:So it sucks for games (93 comments)
Good to know it can run games from Steam in a completely unsatisfactory way.
It can't even run a 5 year old game that uses a 8-9 year old graphics engine.
Oh look, crappy hardware struggles to run old games. WTF was the point of this review?
Re:Good (451 comments)
Java... free.
Rebranded Sun Java that was already free.
VirtualBox... free.
Rebranded Sun VirtualBox that was already free.
Oracle Linux... free.
Rebranded Linux distro that was already free.
How can you say they're greedy?
Look at the products Oracle made themselves and not those they acquired from Sun. They're greedy.
Re:Little light on specifics.... (425 comments)
Tried this in every app I could think of and have had no issues (TextEdit, Komodo, iCal, Eclipse, Libra Office, Chrome, FireFox). Not calling shenanigans, but a specific example would be nice.
Try typing it into the URL field in Safari.
Re:Sure enough (425 comments)
No crash in Firefox for me but it took down Safari.
Re:"fan guards in the system" (371 comments)
Sorry, but if you are stupid enough to stick any part of your body into a moving fan you get no sympathy.
Laws like this are to protect the "too dumb to live" population, which should be allowed to die off so they don't infect the gene pool.
Re:Programs shouldn't NEED to be secure (432 comments)
Whoa. So much wrong with that statement. You do realize that insecure programs can cause many problems other than just exploiting holes in the OS, right?
So, yes while there are definitely problems with Linux, Windows, Unix, and Mac OS, programs themselves still need to be secure and application programmers need to be the ones making sure their programs are secure.
Re:the way folks use photos these days. .... (316 comments)
An with new optical technology thats in the works, this whole idea of a camera - a device whose sole purpose is to take still images will go the way of the buggy-whip.
Well unless they are finding a way for a phone to do optical zoom there's no way single purpose cameras are going the way of the buggy-whip.
And my guess is, if they do manage to offer optical zoom it will probably only be in the 2x to 3x range.
ROFL (101 comments)
Oh. He's serious.
Re:Punishment to fit the crime (390 comments)
Usage of robots was/is prohibited by JSTOR.
Then its up to JSTOR to detect and block bots.
Putting a web server on the internet means that people will connect to it with various types of software. You don't get to determine what that software is -- a TOS that says "no IE" is meaningless, and so it one that says "no bots"; and using IE or bots to access that site, in and of itself, is not a wrong.
When you are selling access to your servers to academic institutions you most certainly do get to determine how those users then connect to you, how much they can download, etc. If the academic institution doesn't like those terms they can go elsewhere for the content.
Re:He has the right to see if his data is insecure (633 comments)
Nice try. But it wasn't his window he was trying to force.
Re:It's all about liability (152 comments)
Blame the litigation happy culture that has arisen.
"My boy Jonny died on your property. Sure he had to climb a 10 foot electrified fence with barbed wire on top and then get past 5 security guards and surveillance cameras. But you should have done more to stop him. I'm going to sue!!!"
Re:Actually a competitor sold out ... (143 comments)
Oh, come on, please - that's intellectual dishonesty.
Yes, apple paid for it, but they certainly killed lala, and it was certainly part of the contract. They didn't want Google to get that power, and they didn't want an iTunes competitor. Trying to wrap this in a "free market" huggy-blanket is not just naive, it's dishonest.
You seemed to have missed this in the article:
Google was worried, they moved fast. They presented Nguyen with an offer for the company. Previously, Bill told M&A from Google what it would take to acquire the company. Instead of meeting his demands they decided (via a lowball offer) to see if Nguyen was desperate or bluffing.
Nguyen went to Google before Apple. Google had a chance but decided to play games by lowballing. They lost out. It's not like Apple shut Google out of a chance to buy Lala.


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I had DH help me change up some things in 3 downstairs rooms. I had posted that I wanted to do some editing/simplifying and possibly paint . DH and I talked it over and decided the easiest thing to do first was change the furnishings we already have .
In our home with the color schemes I have used I can put furniture and art and Oriental rugs in to any room I want since all of them co-ordinate. We swapped the DR and the Sitting Room rugs. We also took the chairs from the Music Room and moved them to the Sitting Room. We sold the 2 chairs and ottomans that were in the sitting room and moved the poang chair in to the music room. We took the rug from the foyer and placed it in the music room. Rugs from the Music Room are now upstairs where I have a bunch of them displayed in a layered look , for now. The arm chair that has more pink in it will be moving to another location..forgot to remove it before I took pics :) Will post other rooms later. We are really enjoying the new look and have decided we love our paint colors too much to change...has been 6 years now . They fit the house too well to alter them. This is the DR now...you can click on pics and get to the album to see it before. This rug has more terra cotta . I love the new look. I turned it so the "light side" is toward the kitchen entrance. It is handmade so has a "dark " side and a "light" side. view through kitchen door in to DR : vignette on bench : bench with more of rug...can see the true colors here : view from foyer: another view from kitchen ..shows the "light" side of rug closeup of previous rug...you can see the predominate rose color : |
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DR looks gorgeous! :) |
- Posted by trailrunner (My Page) on Mon, Nov 19, 12 at 18:37
thank you cat_ check your email . ... |
I love it! The new rug has beautiful colors, and looks great with your furniture and the wall color. |
My favorite game: musical rugs! Well, love to play musical furniture too! It looks terrific! |
- Posted by kimberlyrkb (My Page) on Mon, Nov 19, 12 at 19:28
I love the look and the rug under the table. How nice that you can easily swap things from room to room! I couldn't plan it that way if I tried! ;) |
- Posted by trailrunner (My Page) on Mon, Nov 19, 12 at 20:19
sonicmom: thank you ! The chairs were made at E.A Clore sons in Madison VA over 30 yrs ago. We bought the table at that time at a Scanda furniture store. It is all maple with no stain. The side board and bench are heart pine flooring that was left from the salvage I bought to repair our floors 6 yrs ago. I had a good friend make the 2 pieces for me. I have another table he made too..so I got my money's worth :) The rug has been with the sitting room furniture since we bought it 7 yrs ago although this room was the sitting room for a while too LOL...I love to change things up ! We painted this room 6 yrs ago and I never get tired of it. cyn: isn't it fun ! Thank you for looking . kimberly: I have a theme as it were , throughout the whole house in that the Oriental rugs and the Native American art work dictate all colors. After that there is nothing I can't move to any room in the house. All rooms are very different but due to the underlying theme they are interchangeable. Thank you for looking ..and you could do it....:) c |
Wonderful!!! I just LOVE your home! :) Yes - I do love the fact that I can "bait and switch" around MY house too! LOL! My DH laughs when he sees me carrying lamps and artworks around the house .... |
- Posted by trailrunner (My Page) on Mon, Nov 19, 12 at 22:01
tea.,..I am so glad there is a club of us :) It is fun..reuse...move...repurpose...it is all good I love the surprise to my eyes when I walk in and see something in a new way. It is amazing how the brain can get so used to one look and when you make a change it is as if you bought something totally different. Fun !! I wish those who do this would post before and after too ....you want to start ??? cyn ??? |
- Posted by jterrilynn (My Page) on Mon, Nov 19, 12 at 22:40
Oh Trail your home is not only lovely but also a place where one can sit there (I mean lovely and comfortable). At first when I saw the "three rooms in progress" I thought it was a suggestion thread. I'm thinking oh no is this going to be another post where after making one of my "out of the box" suggestions and after twenty posts down the op will say "hey I forgot to mention I want a southwestern theme in Hawaii with an Indian slant"...hehe, can you tell I'm in a mood? I think I need to come over for some of your famous bread! Long ago you posted a bread recipe and it's the only bread I ever made that came out like bread and was tasty. |
Oh trail I love seeing glimpses of your home. The DR looks fantastic. The colours are lovely and I think the bench vignette is just perfect. You've inspired me, thanks for sharing. |
- Posted by trailrunner (My Page) on Tue, Nov 20, 12 at 4:10
jt...thank you ..what a kind response and I sure wish you were close enough to drop in. Why not make the bread again for Thanksgiving ???? I hear you on that other kind of thread LOL...your description is perfect :) Nope I hope I never post on of those !! sochi..high compliment coming from you ! Your home is so wonderful . I hope you will show more soon...keep waiting on that great bedroom re-do :) |
Love the rug in your dining rm. It looks so warm & inviting. Although not beautiful oriental rugs, I have hand made braided rugs that my DH would love to get rid of, I have played musical rugs too. |
- Posted by trailrunner (My Page) on Tue, Nov 20, 12 at 11:08
Holly thank you for looking ! It does feel warm and we get the AM sun so it is a morning room for us especially in the Winter. That is why we made it the DR again...it has been the sitting room too at times. I love hand braided rugs ! I have 2 and they are on my front porch. Why doesn't your DH like them ? c |
- Posted by ghostlyvision (My Page) on Tue, Nov 20, 12 at 15:18
Really great looking room, TR. :) |
- Posted by cliff_and_joann (My Page) on Tue, Nov 20, 12 at 15:25
It looks lovely trailrunner, very inviting. the wooden bowls are wonderful too. You're right about seeing something you've had forever re-purposed and in a different light is uplifting. |
- Posted by trailrunner (My Page) on Tue, Nov 20, 12 at 16:26
thank you GV ! Hey joann....I appreciate the kind words...you and Cliff epitomize charming and comfortable. I have worked off and on all afternoon with DH's help and made some changes to each space...really liking how it is turning out and have moved some things to unexpected places to good effect. Will have to post more pics in the coming days. c |
- Posted by SunnyCottage (My Page) on Tue, Nov 20, 12 at 17:26
I covet those bowls. And that bench. And the rug. And the throw on the bench. Also the artwork on the walls. (Oh, especially the artwork on the walls. ;-)) It's lovely. Just lovely! |
Lovely room and a good idea to have the morning sun in the DR in the winter. Just realized your color scheme in this room is the same as I used in my LR over 40 years and many houses ago! Walls were brown and my rug was very similar - I loved it and it was very different from most people's at the time. |
- Posted by trailrunner (My Page) on Tue, Nov 20, 12 at 20:40
Sunny..I am making a list...your name at the top :)...you are a sweet one. Lucky what a nice memory !! Mine is different from most people's now too :) Thank you ....c |
"It is fun..reuse...move...repurpose...it is all good." Count me in this club, please!! |
He would prefer oriental. |
- Posted by trailrunner (My Page) on Wed, Nov 21, 12 at 10:38
loribee..you are in ! I have had the best time with DH shifting and moving and reorganizing. Holly I know how he feels but anything handmade gets my vote. c |
- Posted by tinker_2006 (My Page) on Wed, Nov 21, 12 at 11:31
Love it, looks wonderful! |
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Warm meat, gooey cheese, and grilled vegetables--what's not to love about a Philly cheese steak? How about the more than 1,600 calories in each one! This take on the classic skimps on fat but not flavor. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 41.2g | Fat: 10.2g | Fiber: 4.6g | Protein: 34.4g | Calories: 409
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Use Brisket or Rump Roast Submitted by KHMTGE Carbs: 8.4g | Fat: 11.4g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 43.8g | Calories: 320.4
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slow cooked roast with veggies Submitted by V4U2DAY Carbs: 18g | Fat: 7.9g | Fiber: 2.2g | Protein: 25.2g | Calories: 247.7
Incredible! 5.0/5
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Comfort food in the slow cooker, tho it could be baked as well.. I keep the meal light with brown rice, fresh vegetables & a side salad. Submitted by CHRISTYFG Carbs: 35g | Fat: 9.3g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 24g | Calories: 363.5
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A dish that takes me back to childhood. This recipe doesn't have the butter that I remember from the traditional family recipe, but it's still very yummy. Submitted by MSU_ALLYN Carbs: 18.7g | Fat: 1.2g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 8.6g | Calories: 120.8
Incredible! 5.0/5
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This is another comfort food for me. I ate it a lot growing up and still find it comforting. Submitted by MYBABYNO1 Carbs: 30.9g | Fat: 15.5g | Fiber: 1.9g | Protein: 3.8g | Calories: 283.1
Incredible! 5.0/5
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Submitted by DENISEKJ Carbs: 44.2g | Fat: 11.8g | Fiber: 7g | Protein: 36.5g | Calories: 431
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Yes it's a bit high in calories, but it is long term filling, due to the high protien and complex carb load. I work this off during the day, often without feeling hungry for lunch. Submitted by RANDISKYE4444 Carbs: 53.2g | Fat: 48.8g | Fiber: 5.7g | Protein: 27.6g | Calories: 755.8
Very Good 4.2/5
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Higher in Protein & Fiber and lower in Fat and Carbs than regular pancakes! Submitted by ELAINEHN Carbs: 17.7g | Fat: 1.5g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 10.7g | Calories: 126.2
A zesty way to prepare a traditional cheesecake. Carbs: 26.3g | Fat: 4.2g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 8.6g | Calories: 177
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One of my hubby's fave dinners Submitted by RUNNINGDL Carbs: 36.5g | Fat: 38.6g | Fiber: 4.3g | Protein: 24g | Calories: 526.4
This is a delicious and easy Pakistani recipe Submitted by QUILTBUGJ Carbs: 12g | Fat: 7g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 22.5g | Calories: 199.2


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Library Voices: Summer of Lust
There's something utterly refreshing about Library Voices. No matter how many times you listen to, say, "If Raymond Carver Were Born In The '90s" or "Que Sera Sarah", it feels, as a twentieth century poet once said, like the first time. The outfit's literate, dance-inducing songs are informed by '60s pop but aren't wholly married to that time; there are also elements of loud '80s rock meant for stadiums (U2), and some that should have been in stadiums (Big Country). On Summer of Lust, it's not so much the comparisons these Canadians will garner, as the trends they're likely to start.


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Judging Big 12 coaches by conference records
David UbbenPosted by ESPN.com's Tim Griffin Who was it that said necessity is the mother of invention? They must have had a pretty good handle on football statistics, because I wracked my brain twice in the last week looking for a specific set of figures th...
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Big 12 loses more ground on Pac-12
David UbbenThe Big 12 will have some work to do in the bowl season. It finished the season with just three teams ranked in the BCS, and is now almost five full points behind the Pac-12 as college football's No. 2 league in the ESPN Stats and Info Conference ...
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SEC jumps over Big 12 in human polls
David UbbenESPN Stats & Information has released its latest iteration of the college football conference rankings, and the Big 12 has officially lost its lead over the SEC in the human polls. The Big 12 still holds the overall lead, but it holds the No. ...
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Big 12 maintains narrow lead over SEC
David UbbenThe ESPN Stats & Information crew has released the latest conference rankings after three weeks of football. The SEC gained a little ground, but the Big 12 remained No. 1 in both the computer and human polls. That's a little surprising, conside...
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Big 12 did you know: Week 14
David UbbenWe're in the final week of the season for college football before bowl games get started, but there's time for one more round of fun facts. As always, these come courtesy of ESPN Stats & Information and various sports information departments acro...
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Big 12 loses its spot as top conference
David UbbenTwo upset losses means the Big 12 has ceded its spot as college football's top conference, according to ESPN Stats & Info. The league held on to its No. 1 spot in the computer rankings, thanks in large part to a 27-3 record in nonconference pl...
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Big 12's lead as top conference grows
David UbbenThe Big 12 has held onto the spot as college football's top conference via ESPN Stats and Info four several weeks now, but that lead grew in the past week. Here's where it stands now: Six Big 12 teams are ranked in the AP Top 25 for the second-st...
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Gauging the Big 12's conference strength
David UbbenThe Big 12 entered bowl season in second place in Stats & Info's conference rankings, but a weak showing in the bowls that I say was the worst of any conference in college football dropped it to third in the rankings. The Big 12 remained No. 1...
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How sacks skew rushing statistics in college football
David UbbenPosted by ESPN.com's Tim Griffin This pains me to write this, but the NFL actually does something better than college football. I've always been a college apologist, for obvious reasons. The color and pageantry of Saturday football far outstr...
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No. 2 McCoy back for his shot at undisputed title
David UbbenPosted by ESPN.com's Tim Griffin No. 2 Colt McCoy already has recorded nearly every meaningful passing statistic in Texas football history. But he's still missing the ultimate reward as he searches for his first trip to the Big 12 champion...
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Is playing experience overrated?
David UbbenPosted by ESPN.com's Tim Griffin One thing that my readers will learn is that I absolutely love statistics and rankings. And while the nature of football doesn't lend itself to detailed numbers-crunching study like baseball or even basketball, I...
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Community and conservation at Coelbren
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On the edge of the South Wales coalfield, west of the Brecon Beacons, lies Coelbren – a small village with a big sense of community.
We acquired 61.42ha of land in and around the village over a 39-year period between 1947 and 1986, with much of the land given to us by J. B. Garsed Price, a local landowner, sheriff of the county and solicitor.
The land includes Henrhyd Falls – southern Britain's highest waterfall – and Graigllech woods.
Getting involved
Our involvement with Coelbren's close-knit community really started to take off in 2010 when we held a community consultation to hear what residents would like to see happen with our land surrounding the village. This led to the creation of a liaison group made up of our staff and local residents.
The community work has led to increased access and walking routes around the village. The re-opening of the old tram road was made possible by the hard work of a group of Coelbren volunteers. This route is now used regularly and has been a great success as part of the Fforest Fawr Geopark 'Lines in the Landscape' walk.
This walk led to the publication of a leaflet focusing on the industrial and historical features of Coelbren. It was created by the Geopark with a huge amount of help from the community.
Working together
We hold work parties at Coelbren throughout the year, usually focusing on improving access and seasonal projects such as hedgelaying.
We also run a wildlife and bushcraft club every Friday through the summer holidays for the village's younger residents, helping them to enjoy the great outdoors.
When the local church fence needed replacing in 2011, we rallied support and saw more than 50 local residents give up their time to lend a hand. It just goes to show what a wonderful, supportive community Coelbren is.


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Oshkosh Community Dragon Boat Scholarship awards first recipients
The Oshkosh Community Dragonboat Race & Festival has been a fixture of the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh's annual Fall Fest on the Fox since 2006, working to benefit the University campus and surrounding community.
Whitburn honored by Madison's In Business magazine
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh alumnus Luke Whitburn '98, vice president of operations at Drake & Company Staffing Specialists, is at the top of his class.
UW Oshkosh, school district team up for Family STEM Nights
Multiple departments from throughout the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh have again teamed up with the Oshkosh Area School District to bring Oshkosh middle school students and their families an expanded series of free Family STEM Nights, science-based evenings of education and fun scheduled throughout February and March.
Alum chess master gives back to the community
There is no need to double check if University of Wisconsin Oshkosh alumnus Mike Nietman '89, of Madison, has been giving back to the campus community; he does so with no forced moves or sacrifices.


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Still Time T Win Tickets FOr The Band Perry This Weekend In Billings!
There are still a couple of chances for you to win tickets to The Band Perry this Sunday at MetraPark.
There are still a couple of chances for you to win tickets to The Band Perry this Sunday at MetraPark.
The first big concert of 2014 is coming up this weekend as The Band Perry hits the stage at MetraPark as part of their "We Are Pioneers" World Tour.
Tonight was the final show for host of the Tonight Show Jay Leno.
I am so excited about February 14th.
Today would have been President Ronald Reagan's 103rd Birthday, he was born February 11, 1911.
There was a time not so long ago that my husband Brett and I would party like rock stars with actual rock stars!
I am not much of an awards show watcher, though I do occasionally catch the CMA Awards and the Oscars.
Everyone loves a good concert right?
If you have seen and or heard the Weather Forecast lately then you know that especially the Midwest is getting hit hard with subzero temperature.
Why are today's letters T and J?
On the heels on yesterday's death of Lou Reedcomes more sad news as Fleetwood Mac co-founder/bassist John McVie has been diagnosed with cancer and they will be cancelling the Australian and New Zealand legs of the shows on their current World Tour which was set to kickoff November 10th in Sydney
Below are the drinking songs we played on Beer 30 this week. You may notice that more than one of the songs comes from Toby Keith... it's my belief that without Toby Keith Beer 30 wouldn't exist because he has at least 10 Top 20 hits about beer or bars just since 2000


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The Eagleton Delusion
By PZ MYERS, PHARYNGULA
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The other day, I read this fawning review by Andrew O'Hehir of Terry Eagleton's new book, Reason, Faith, and Revolution: Reflections on the God Debate, and was a little surprised. I've read a smattering of Eagleton before, and the words "brisk, funny and challenging" or "witty" never came to mind, and the review actually gave no evidence that these adjectives were applicable in this case. I felt like ripping into O'Hehir, but was held up by one awkward lack: I hadn't read Eagleton's book. Who knows? Maybe he had found some grain of sense and some literary imperative to write cleanly and plainly.
So I was in New York the other day, and was offered a copy of Eagleton's book, and took the first step in my imminent doom by accepting it. Then I tried to fly home on Saturday, one of those flights that was plagued with mechanical errors that caused delays and long stretches locked in a tin can, and also flights that were packed tightly with travelers…so crammed with people that they actually took my computer and book bag away from me to pack in the cargo hold, and I had to quickly snatch something to read before the baggage handlers took it away. I grabbed the Eagleton book. Thus was my fate sealed.
I was trapped in a plane for 8 hours with nothing to read but Eagleton and the Sky Mall catalog.
This is an account of my day of misery.
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This tiny unpretentious hotel on the outskirts of Positano beckons with bougainvillea-laden views, castaway cottages, and a turquoise seawater pool—all perched over a private beach. Thanks to the wonderful family of owner, Constantino Mandara, you'll feel right at home in a few minutes—because this is their home. Guest rooms with coved ceilings, whitewashed walls, and native folk art are simple havens of tranquillity and comfort. Some are in a house above the
road (a bit noisy if trucks rumble by, but this rarely happens at night); others are in adorable cottages close to the sea. Very steep, arbor-covered walkways zigzag across the hill, linking these little acres of heaven.
Website: www.lafenicepositano.com
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'Ghost Army' doc a hit with audiences at Moab festival
A documentary about a little-known piece of World War II history won over audiences at the recent Moab International Film Festival.
"The Ghost Army," a documentary made for PBS by filmmaker Rick Beyer, won the Audience Appeal Award at the inaugural festival, held Sept. 20-23 in the red-rock Utah town.
Beyer's documentary highlighted the strange-but-true story of American soldiers who duped the Germans into chasing after enemy troops that didn't exist — using inflatable tanks, faked radio messages, sound effects and impersonation.
Among the GIs featured in the film is Stan Nance, now 92 and a lifelong Salt Lake City resident. In the film, Nance talked about the Ghost Army's importance, saying, "if one mother, or one new bride, was spared the agony of hanging a gold star in her window, that's what the Ghost Army was all about."
The Audience Appeal Award goes to a film that "brought in a large and varied audience with the broadest range of appeal," festival organizers said.
Beyer said, in a statement, "considering the quality of the other films at the festival, I was surprised and grateful that we were honored with this award."


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12 For now we see in a mirror dimly, but then face to face. Now I know in part; then I shall understand fully, even as I have been fully understood. | 12 Now we see but a poor reflection as in a mirror; then we shall see face to face. Now I know in part; then I shall know fully, even as I am fully known. |
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XWhile Mother Nature can't quite decide whether our winter should be mild or cold and snowy, I bet I'm not alone in dreaming of a vacation somewhere warm.
Several consumer organizations have come out with their "Top 10" lists of scams and complaints for the past year.
Pssst. Did you get some gift cards for the holidays that you don't want or won't use?
The calls seem to be incessant — and often scary.
Akron Detective Paul Hooper with the Financial Crimes Division wants to warn consumers about complaints he's received lately of reported shoddy and incomplete work from tradesmen/contractors.
Usually you hear horror stories about people fighting with the government to get money they believe is due them.
A reader phoned recently to ask about a postcard she and neighbors received at home seeming to come from the U.S. Census Bureau. She was leery about the postcard and wondered if it was for real.
I love being able to announce our yearly free financial call-in program.
The Financial Planning Association of Northeast Ohio will host its second Financial Planning Day on Saturday, Oct. 4 at the University of Akron.
Scams aren't just perpetrated against consumers. Businesses can be targets, too, and if they get scammed, it can be just as devastating.
Reader Thomas Allen of Akron earlier this summer sent me an email after a column I wrote about a Consumer Reports' Shop Smart magazine article, which suggested one way to save at the grocery store was to look at the price-per-unit labels often found on the shelves.
Former Summit County Probate Judge Todd McKenney has continued a community service project he began in 2012 when he was in office.
Carol and Ken Button of Cuyahoga Falls are regular readers of several magazines and newspapers.
The Tooth Fairy apparently has cut back on her budget.
If you participate in budget billing for your Dominion East Ohio natural gas bill, you probably are among those who received notice with your June bill that your annual review of your budget payment versus your actual bill came up short.
It's bad enough that scammers try all kinds of different methods to trick consumers — particularly seniors — into falling for their tactics.
It's not often a reader calls me and begs me to share his own self-described foolishness and attach his name.
Back to school sales may have started and the kids are dreading the return to school, but we still have a few weeks left of summer — even if the weather hasn't always felt like it.
An investigation by ShopSmart Magazine, the retail magazine from Consumer Reports, highlights an alarming trend — beauty products and cosmetics have become overgrown with labels covered with flowers and greenery and words like natural and healthy.
In last week's column, I wrote about Chad Mallory, a Barberton 16-year-old extreme couponer who gets thousands of dollars of groceries for free or very little, thanks to his skills and time commitment. (If you missed it, you can see it at www.ohio.com/betty)


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LayerOne 2015 will be held at the DoubleTree Hotel in Monrovia, CA.
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Monrovia, California, 91016
Situated in the heart of the San Gabriel Mountains, the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Monrovia – Pasadena Area hotel is centrally located off the 210 Highway, providing easy access to Burbank, Ontario and Los Angeles International Airports. Dine at nearby Huntington Crossing's Restaurant Row, shop the quaint stores of Old Town Pasadena, or take a short drive to the Rose Bowl or Santa Anita Park.


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When people think Valentino, they think elegant, feminine designs. And it's this aesthetic that follows suit in the perpetually glamorous beauty looks sent down the runways with the clothes. Ballerina buns, berry lips, and natural makeup are what we've seen on these models, whether the season be Spring or Fall. Gear up for Paris Fashion Week by reliving some of the most beautiful moments of the Valentino runway.
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NWL: Stingers could sign Litchfield star Estrada
WILLMAR — Among the talking points coming out of the Stingers Baseball Winter BBQ Friday is that the Northwoods League team in Willmar has applied for clearance to sign Litchfield High School senior Eddie Estrada, the future Minnesota Gophers infielder. Stingers' co-owner Ryan...
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WILLMAR — With manager Drew Saberhagen already on board, the Willmar Stingers finalized the rest of their coaching staff for the 2015 season. Stingers' pitching coach Matt Passauer will return for his second season, and former Stingers' catcher Nate Johnson joins the staff...
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WILLMAR — The Willmar Stingers continue to bring back key contributors from 2014's playoff team, announcing four returning players on Thursday night. Signing on for 2015 are outfielders Dan Motl (Minnesota) and Jack Ross (Pepperdine), and pitchers Tyler Hanson (Minnesota) and...
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the first pic of the pathfinder in my sig is from one of this higher up roads... can't get there anymore due to washouts.
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After campaigning for weeks, politicians and party workers are now taking the much-needed break. The day after polling was the time to relax or shop for some, while for the others it was an anxious countdown to the counting day that will seal their fate.
Rizwan Arshad, the Congress's contender from the Bangalore Central Lok Sabha constituency, is apparently catching up on sleep. Syed Arshad, one of Mr. Rizwan's campaign managers, was shopping in a city mall on Friday. "We haven't been able to relax in the past two months. So I'm shopping after a long time. I did ask Mr. Rizwan to join me, but he said he wants to catch up on sleep," he said.
Sources close to the former Chief Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy, who contested from Chickballapur Lok Sabha constituency against Union Minister M. Veerappa Moily, said he was spending time with family in Bangalore. "The former Prime Minister and JD(S) national president H.D. Deve Gowda got a massage done and relaxed at home. He is contemplating on taking a break for a week and undergo nature therapy, but hasn't decided on a place yet," sources said.
Supporters of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) have no such luck. Sumit Negi, secretary of AAP's Karnataka wing, is leaving for Varanasi on Saturday to help in campaigning for the high profile face-off between AAP's Arwind Kejriwal and the BJP's prime ministerial nominee Narendra Modi.
Mr. Negi, who quit his job as a software engineer to join AAP, says he hasn't taken a break since the New Delhi elections earlier this year. "It was difficult in South India but once we formed the government in Delhi, people started reciprocating here. We now have five lakh supporters in all, four lakh in Bangalore itself. Many of them are those with regular jobs who help with party activities after work. I don't know when they take a break," he said.
Naman Pugalia, assistant to Congress candidate from Bangalore South Lok Sabha constituency Nandan Nilekani, said while they are taking some time off, all eyes are now on the results.
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whenever money was tight and it was close to payday, but she had no money, my mother would make this old standard. It would last for a few meals, it was warm and comforting, you could feel the love in every bite. Submitted by THECAT39 Carbs: 28.7g | Fat: 9.9g | Fiber: 5.1g | Protein: 18.4g | Calories: 268.9
This quick and healthy side dish takes just minutes to prepare! And as a bonus, it's an easy way to get the kids to eat their vegetables. Submitted by MATCM81 Carbs: 7.3g | Fat: 1.6g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 3.2g | Calories: 51.6
In 15 minutes, this easy recipe will take the chill off a cold evening. Carbs: 32.3g | Fat: 13.3g | Fiber: 10.1g | Protein: 31.3g | Calories: 370.8
These bite-size tacos are always a hit in our house! Have some fun with this recipe; try adding chopped chives, avocado, different varieties of beans, or red onions. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 6.9g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 1.8g | Calories: 40.4
A sure family favorite! Make it the night before and pop into the oven when you wake up. Carbs: 21.2g | Fat: 12.4g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 27.7g | Calories: 308.3
Wine, lemons, and mushrooms flavor this chicken recipe the lower salt and lower fat way. Carbs: 10.2g | Fat: 5.8g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 42.8g | Calories: 282.9
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The Ram has a punch list.
He's going to take out everyone on that list today.
Because this is it, the final walk through before the walls get covered in drywall, and the mechanical systems can't be altered or changed. Oh, we forget something will become an all day ordeal to fix, requiring drywall removal and lots of frustration and then fixing the wall all over again.
Forgetting something, even something super small and easy to overlook, could mean there's no plugging a dryer in or no hot water to a sink or something even smaller ... Mom goes to hang a picture on the wall and get a shock of electricity because we didn't protect wires with nail plates.
The Ram makes it look so easy, but I've got a bruised thumb to tell you otherwise.
Even though the wires are placed in the center of the studs, just in case a long screw or nail is ever used in the wall, the nail plate will certainly put up a fight before you screw into the wires.
There's a ton of these to do. You've got to put a nail plate on each side of the stud, for every single wire, in every single spot it passes through the wall.
Although wires are not run at picture hanging height, there's still drywall and trim to put up, and you never know, $10 Ledges might be in order. Not one nail plate can be forgotten.
Then strip the remaining wires back with wire strippers
So the ends of your hots and neutrals are exposed. Note that we don't have any wires hooked up to actual electricity, but if we did, we of course would flip breakers off before touching any electrical.
Now a short third wire is brought in - usually a scrap cut off from the excess wire - and the three ends are twisted together.
This way when you wire in the outlets, you are only dealing with one wire.
The twisted connection is then covered with a wire nut.
The same is done for the white wires
And then we can neatly tuck wires back in boxes, all ready for drywall.
And this is done on each and every box throughout two homes.
We love you Mom.
Our friend John, who helped us with the roof, is also going to help us put the drywall up. Before we put drywall up, we have to put blocking up prepping for later hanging things on walls like curtains and mirrors. For the interior wood framed walls, it's just wood blocking. But for the exterior ICF walls, it's even eaiser. We just bought these metal shingles and screwed them up. That way when Mom goes to hang curtains, the rods have something to screw into that is solid.
Much easier than fighting a drywall anchor later on!
It was pretty exciting when the drywall truck showed up, but we had a nagging suspicion that we forget something ....
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Plumbing lines?
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You are probably eating more this month than usual. Do you find yourself grazing through Christmas goodies in the employee lunchroom or at parties? When food is easily available, we will eat even if we are not hungry.
The same is true for our pets. There are a few animals who manage their calorie intake well when given food free-choice (a bull is always full.) Unfortunately, most American pets do not do well with free choice feeding. Most common pet foods taste real good. Most house pets have far less stimulating lives than those of animals who have to hunt for food. The combination of a little boredom and an enticing bowl of gourmet pet food usually leads to overeating and thus an overweight pet.
We find that feeding dogs and cats separate meals, with one bowl per pet, is often all we have to do to help them lose weight. If you start feeding puppies and kittens in meals, never leaving a full bowl out during the day, they will adapt very well as adult.
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — Georgia Tech couldn't keep Jewell Loyd from driving inside.
Sometimes the Notre Dame sophomore got behind the defenders, and other times she drove past them for layups.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — Georgia Tech couldn't keep Jewell Loyd from driving inside.
Sometimes the Notre Dame sophomore got behind the defenders, and other times she drove past them for layups.
She finished with 27 points and nine rebounds to lead the second-ranked Fighting Irish to an 87-72 victory over Georgia Tech on Monday night in a game in which Notre Dame's upper classmen struggled after being honored on senior night.
"I think next year we're going to have senior night the first day of classes, Aug. 27," Notre Dame coach Muffet McGraw said. "I feel like every year it's the same thing with the emotion of the moment."
Loyd said she just stuck to the game plan.
"Just cutting to the middle, attacking when we could off the press, just trying to make open shots," she said.
Loyd scored seven straight at the end of the first half, capped by an alley-oop layup, then had back-to-back layups early in the second half to give the Irish a 16-point lead that was extended to 22.
Georgia Tech coach MaChelle Joseph described Loyd as relentless.
"She gets it done, and you don't even know she's getting it done," she said. "The thing I like about her game is how hard she plays."
Joseph was pleased by her team's hustle, but disappointed by the Yellow Jackets' shooting touch.
"When we shoot 31 percent from the field it's tough for us to win games, especially against a team as good as Notre Dame," she said.
The Irish honored their seniors on Monday even though they still have home games left against Duke and North Carolina. The senior class of Natalie Achonwa, Kayla McBride, and Ariel Braker improved their four-year record at Notre Dame to 125-14.
The school record for wins by a senior class was set last season by Skylar Diggins and her classmates with a mark of 130-20.
Achonwa, who started the game 1-of-3 from the floor and 1-of-5 from the free-throw line, scored 18 points in the second half to finish with 21 points and 10 rebounds. She said the senior night activities, which included singing the Canadian national anthem in her honor, took the players out of their routine.
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