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Pachira turning brown
I rescued a pachira my great grandmother was attempting to kill. I managed to spring it back to life and looking great. It is now in the porch, and turning yellowish metallic. Like the leaves are dying. It's a bit more chilly. Lowest forties but generally in the sixties an seventies. So there was a temperature change and it's getting more sun. I really don't want to lose this plant that ha quickly become one of my favorites. It has lots of new leaves coming in. My theory was it was just shocked due to temperature and light change but the new leaves would replace the old ones. Is this accurate?
Hi Ed..It's quite possible.
What temp was it getting when your great-granda had it and how long since you took over?
Also, if the Pachira was kept indoors, and you set outside, it could be sunburned.
When you first placed it outside, did you set in shade or sun?
Do you have a photo? Toni
40's is too cold for Pachira. Generally, you're going to want to keep it 60 degrees and above, just like most tropical plants. As for light, the brightest indoor light is optimum, and by bright I mean direct sun as much as possible. If it was grown in less then bright light, you'll want to transition it into bright light though. Mine sets directly in a south window, getting blasted with direct sun all day, and it thrives. As noted above, placing it in direct outdoor sun will burn it quickly.
As for new growth, no, it will not fill back in. It will basically put on new growth vertically, leaving bare stems on the lower parts. You'll end up with a leggy, spindley looking tree. Cutting it back is an option, but only in late spring or early summer, and on a healthy tree.
Now, as for your browning leaves, I suspect you have a watering issue. Overwatering tends to cause the symptoms you describe, especially in winter. Also, waterlogged soil is a real issue with pachira, notably with bagged, peat based mixes. Pachira are indeed wetland plants, but NOT in container culture. They need a free draining soil which allows good air flow to the roots, that can be watered well, drain out good, and be left to dry just a bit before the next watering.
If you could, describe in a bit more detail the situation your pachira is in. I know you said it's on the porch, but is it all shade, all sun, or half & half? Also, what kind of soil is it in, and what is your watering situation? Are you keeping it wet? Letting it dry? For starters though, get it inside where it stays warmer.
Joe, Ed said the temps are generally in the 60's/70's.
I'd be afraid if temps were under 40F though.
I doubt Ed's Pachira has frost-bite. Frost-bitten leaves turn soft grey, not brown.
Funny, when my two Pachiras were in direct light, they didn't do as well.
Both are 5-6' away from sw windows; any closer, problems. Wonder why???
Ed, a picture would help.
What's normal room temp? lol.
Some people like 80F degree homes, others prefer 65F. Toni
He says "lowest forties, but generally in the sixties and seventies". That would lead me to believe that on occasion, his pachira is allowed to drop quite low, at least in a tropical plant's respect. Frost bite can only occur when you get frost, but allowing temperatures to get too low will result in shock, as well is plant shutdown. In the case of shutdown, root damage will occure because the moist soil will start to cause rot.
Toni, as for your pachiras, I can only guess that they need a more gradual acclimation. I was given my pachira as a Christmas gift a while back, somewhere in the range of about 10 years ago. I only had one measley lucky bamboo at the time, which me and my girlfriend, now wife, bought to "spruce up our first apartment" back in 1999. I didn't have much interest in plants, and was baffled by this "money tree" as a gift, in the dead of winter. Anyways, I plopped it right in the sunniest window at the time, which was an east one. It performed rather average, but as time went on, I really became attached to it. We bought a new house in 2006, with a super bright SW window, adjacent to large, SE patio doors. I put my beloved money tree dab smack in front of the SW window, where it also gets direct sun from the SE patio doors. Basically, it gets direct sun from sunup to sundown, and let me tell you, it absolutely thrives there. It NEVER sees outdoor light, as I don't put any houseplants outside, ever, with the exception of my jades, desert rose, and portulacarias. I can tell you though, that I once put my pachira out in the sun on the deck to give it a quick bath, and within minutes, it was wilting. I immediately moved it into the shade to spray it, and it never saw outdoor sun again, and never will.
So, with all of that babbling in mind, I can tell you that your pachira has the ability to thrive in direct indoor sun, but it will run rampant. Oh, and for temps in my house, in winter, 67 when we're home, 62 while at work during the day. In summer, 72 when we're home, 78 while at work during the day. We don't like heat, so we do not allow it to reach over the upper 70's in the house, which after that the A/C is on.
I honestly don't know what's going on with the Pachira.
But I bet a picture could help in the diagnosis. A pic of the container, as well as soil mix,
might help tremendously.
During the Winter, I locate my Pachira as close to my east and south windows as possible.
During the Summer, I keep it on the front deck in bright shade beneath a large maple tree.
Hi Joe. Joe, most plants are a lot hardier than we think. Plumeria is one plant I fear setting out at 70, but most tropicals and succulents stay outside until temps dip in the mid to high-40's. Keeping out at certain temps is a matter of opinion; I'm not trying to change yours.
Prior to my two Pachiras...I would buy one every so often. According to labels, Money Trees were to be cared for as tropicals.
I followed instructions, but they all died. I set in different light levels, various soils, pot size, etc. After the last 'Money Tree' I decided never to buy another.
One day while browsing an online succulent nursery, 'back when I first got interested in caudex/fat plants.' a Pachira popped up..a Pachira with a semi-thick, bottom truck.
I didn't put the two names together. In other words, I had no idea Pachira and Money Tree were the same plant. So, I ordered.
The nursery sent a teeny-weeny, seedling. No taller than 6".
Directions said, keep soil on the dry side. Does better when under-potted. Bright shade to full sun. Not direct, full. So, I did as instructed.
I can't recall how long it took before I discovered Pachira and Money Tree were one and the same. And yes, I can grow one w/o killing it. lol.
Joe, I'm not saying I don't believe you..Not at all. But growing in medium, bright light, in a tight-fitting pot, well-draining soil works for my Pachiras.
I was so certain I could keep Pachira, I bought a small, braided Pachira at the grocery store a few years later.
This conversation reminds me of two people following the same recipie, to a T, yet when finished, each dish has a different taste. lol.
Don't know if you ever helped the wife cook a meal, but if you have, prepared the meal as your wife would, same exact ingredients, flame/oven setting, time, yet the taste differed.
It's the same w/plants, Joe..lol.
BTW, I realize, keeping the Standard Pachira, under-potted slows growing larger, but height isn't too important..not as important as a thicker trunk.
The Braided Pachira is different, although it too is under-potted. Ever since previous experiences, 'murdering Money Trees,' I fear potting in large containers..KWIM?
Josh, as far as light, sounds like my Pachiras gets 'almost' as much sun as yours.
Forgot to mention..besides Pachiras nearest sw windows, they also get some artificial light, 'winter' from 4-10pm
Ed, I second a photo a second time. :) Toni
Toni, I basically grow mine the same as yours, tight fitting pot, well drained soil (barkless gritty mix), but only mine is in very bright light. As for the temperature, sure, it'll survive brief exposure to cold temps, but it will not tolerate dipping into the 40's very often, especially if the soil is wet. Cool and wet equals rot. As for light, Pachira grow natively in direct sun in South America, where it's good and warm, and definately sunny.
It seems though, like Ed has vanished, or we scared him off. All in all though, yellowing leaves is either a light or watering issue, or both. I don't think we're ever going to figure it out unless Ed comes back though, so we'll have to wait & see.
Joe, was it you who has a large Pachira? Large meaning 4' or taller.
I agree, 120%, wet soil and cold nights can lead to rot. Especially w/succulents.
Again you're correct..with Ed disappearing, we'll never know how often temps are in the 40's, or how his Pachira is doing.
What's the difference between barkless gritty mix and gritty mix w/bark? Other than one has bark and the other doesn't, lol.
4' is large? Mine routinely gets over 7', but I hack 'er down every year. Mine is running about 4' right now, which I consider on the short side. In the last couple of years though, I have been pinching growth to reduce the height, and increase the bushiness. I've basically kept it around 4', and let the side shoots grow in.
As for the gritty mix, you are correct, barkless is simply gritty mix, minus the bark. I do, however, use a 2:1 ratio of turface to grit, respectively, on my pachira and other tropicals, 1:1 on succulents. Without the bark, I can reuse the same mix for eternity, and also eliminate trying to find the bark, as my past source is no longer. Also, I find that the gritty mix without bark is quite pleasing to the eyes, and provides a nice, neat appearance. My pachira loves it; the only reason I know that is that since putting it in barkless gritty, it has not dropped a single leaf, even through winter, when it used to drop a lot.
Joe, I said 4-foot or taller..lol.
You mentioned you had a large Pachira on 'X' thread some time ago. I can't recall which thread or which forum. Only that you, 'I think it was you,' who said he/she had a large Pachira.
Joe, how much do you hack each year?
If more than one/two-feet, are you certain your plant isn't Chorisia?
Chorisa looks very much like Pachira. Bought a Chorisia in 2010. It's grown 2-3 times larger in two years, although I keep it underpotted. However, it's due for a larger container.
Pics were taken 7/2011.
Wonder why your Pachira/Chorisa lost leaves? The only time leaves from my two Pachiras fell were when soil was so dry a pin head wouldn't insert in soil, lol.
I am 100% sure I have a pachira. Before controlling growth, I was hacking 2 or 3 feet per year. I would imagine the growth comes from the high amount of sun it gets, because as you know, more sun equals more photosynthesis, which means more energy. As for the leaf drop, it would occur in winter only, with the bottom leaves slowly turning yellow, then brown, then drop. But, when I did the complete rootball wash before starting gritty mix, I can tell you that the center of the rootball was gone; rotted away I'm sure. It was in miracle grow, and had quite a dingy root system for such a big plant. I would imagine that the leaves dropped due to very low humidity, with the roots not being healthy enough to supply water faster then transpiration. Since going in gritty mix though, not a problem.
I can't wait to hack my Pachira down this Summer...it's over 6 feet now, and growing well.
Switching over to a gritty mix was the best thing I could have done (along with the root-pruning
when I re-potted). Being able to Flood my Pachira, and then let it dry within a few days, seems
to be the perfect balance for my growing conditions.
Hi Joe.
As I explained, when my previous Pachiras were getting a ton of sun, they expired.
Of course, more sun, healthier plants, 'depending on plant.' But, full sun and Pachira's didn't work..
Not that my Pachira's are in shade, they're not. Both are in south and west windows, plus artificial light at night. I don't hang curtains or blinds, so the only obstructions are neighboring plants.
Deep shade would be useless, and kill a Pachira.
BTW, I am not suggestion to anyone reading this thread, to place your Pachiras in shade. On the contrary.
Joe, I wouldn't mind my Pachiras 3-4' tall, but no larger. Don't have the room, and have other plants that must get full/direct sun..
Hey Josh, how ya doing? Toni
Josh, spring, well, felt more like summer, was here 3-wks ago. 80-87F degrees. And then temps dropped..lol
I bet the west coast looks lovely with plants and trees budding.
Josh, perhaps I shouldn't bring it up here, but I haven't seen you around.
My Hot Pepper survived winter. Those were some magic seeds, lol.
Anyway, should I place it outside now or wait? Also, in the ground or container?
To continue on topic.
Ed, where are you? How's your Pachira doing? Toni
Toni, I haven't been at GardenWeb much lately, but I've been fine.
School is busy, social life is busy, and I've been helping family and friends with gardening.
Also, GardenWeb glitched out on me for about two weeks, and I wasn't able to effectively
stay logged in.....so I said, to hell with it! I'm just now returning.
Congrats on the overwintered pepper! My 4 year-old Hungarian Wax is going into its 5th year now.
If your temps are warm, put your pepper outside. It can go in-ground or in a container.
Josh, right, the last time we talked you weren't feeling well, but you said you were getting better. Glad you're doing okay.
Yep, I believe everyone had GW problems. GW announced, worked and fixed the problem.
Happy you're getting out and keeping busy. It's nice of you to help family and friends.
You are cordially invited to stop by and help me, too. lol.
A 4-yr-old pepper is a long time. Who'd have thunk?
I assume you prune?
Mine is in a container, has been since last summer. It's 62F now, but nights drop as low as 40. Too cold?? Toni


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Plantation native Emily Kopp's new album, a gracefully crafted collection of pop ruminations on life as a 20-something woman standing eagerly at the edge of life's vast possibility, is called "Serendipity Find Me." But it was hard work, not happenstance, that brought her a surprising mentor, blues guitar firebrand Joe Bonamassa.
Kopp is now living in Orlando, where she's getting a degree in event management from the University of Central Florida. It was during a UCF internship at the Plaza Theater concert venue in Orlando that she learned that her art and the music business sometimes prize the same thing: Authenticity.
"Genuine relationships are the most important thing," she says. "It's not just about trying to get something from somebody. It's true not just in music but in any career."
Kopp, who attended at David Posnack Jewish Day School in Davie, will return to South Florida to perform on Saturday at C&I Studios in Fort Lauderdale's FAT Village, a long way from her first professional gig at a Coral Springs wine bar during her freshman summer.
"I was playing three hours of cover songs, but I played whatever I wanted … obscure Tracy Chapman songs, the Beatles, Bob Marley," she recalls. "I knew I loved music, but [a career as a performer] was never a realistic option. I figured I'd get a job in hospitality, corporate events."
During her internship as a backstage go-fer, she was properly invisible, nose to the grindstone, while tending to the whims of the Plaza performers (including Dr, John, Bryan Adams, Ani DiFranco and the Civil Wars), until one day her work got noticed. Bonamassa's crew specifically requested that she return to work the second of the guitarist's two sold-out nights in Orlando ("I guess I was efficient, fast, I don't know," she says).
The two got to talking, and an unlikely relationship developed between a guitarist best known for in-your-face blues pyrotechnics and one whose restrained acoustics allow her soulful storytelling to take center stage. It is a bond that has endured, and Bonamassa and Kopp keep in touch by email.
"I picked his brain as much as I could. He was hands-down the nicest, most interesting, most genuine person I met," recalls Kopp, who says Bonamassa's words were invaluable when she started out playing to small, virtually empty rooms.
"He told me he literally played to a bartender one time," Kopp says. "But, he said, all you can do is play the best show that bartender has ever heard. It's about little victories. I've gotten by on hustle, hard work and little victories where I can find them."
Kopp's all-ages concert at C&I Studios (541 NW First Ave., Fort Lauderdale) at 8 p.m. Saturday includes special guests Carly Jo Jackson and Evan Sheres. There's a full bar and food trucks will be on site beginning at 7 p.m. Tickets: $10, $12. Info: C-IStudios.com. For more on Kopp and her music, go to EmilyKoppMusic.com.
We're thinking that 2014 will be special in some way, and that amateur historians will want to look back for a metaphor of some kind, a foreshadowing of the future … whatever it turns out to be.
The Vibe Las Olas Black + White New Year's Eve Ball on Tuesday night promises to be a swank affair, with drinks from Perrier-Jouet Champagne and Absolut Vodka, music by DJ Excel and a white Bengal tiger, presumably caged, in the "ultra exclusive Tiger's Den." VIP tables are available in the main lounge and Tiger's Den (call 954-713-7313), with free admission before 10 p.m. and a $20 cover after.
White tigers are, of course, symbolic. Researchers at WildCatSanctuary.org have this to say: "White tigers occur after breeding two Bengal tigers with a recessive gene that controls coat color. It has been said the entire captive white tiger population originated from one single white tiger and has been inbred ever since. In order to retain this recessive gene, zoos and breeders must continually breed father to daughter and father to granddaughter and so on."
While it is not unusual to think of breeding at Vibe, this may give one pause.
But maybe you want an event representative of a Year of Living Thriftily: There's free admission at the Fort Lauderdale Orange Bowl Downtown Countdown, which has live music from 4:30 p.m. to 3 a.m. on Southwest Second Street in the Himmarshee District. Info: 954-828-5363. Same goes for the NYE celebration at Gulfstream Park from 8 p.m. to midnight. Info: 954-378-0900.
To symbolize a Year of Listening Locally, the frisky Beach Day will lead a Tuesday-night bill including Band in Heaven, Pretty Girls and Wake Up at a costume party at Respectable Street in West Palm Beach. Admission: $10. Info: RespectableStreet.com. The Latin funk of Miami's Suenalo is paired with old-school hip-hop of Rapper's Delight, also known as Master Gee and Wonder Mike from the Sugarhill Gang ("Rapper's Delight") at the Stage in Miami. Tickets: $75, $100 with open bar. Info: TheStageMiami.com. The Spam Allstars play Gerry Kelly's party at the Catalina on South Beach, accompanied by "True Blood" actress Jessica Clark. Tickets: $95. Info: CatalinaHotel.com.
If it's the Year of the Family you want to spotlight, there's the annual First Night celebration radiating out from Old School Square in Delray Beach from 4 p.m. to midnight. Tickets begin at $10. Info: VisitDelrayBeach.org. An early 7 p.m. ball drop highlights free 4:30-8:30 p.m. family activities at Fort Lauderdale's Esplanade Park on Southwest Second Street in front of the Museum of Discovery and Science in Fort Lauderdale. Info: 954-828-5363. The Palm Beach Zoo rings in 2014 with Zoo Year's Eve festivities for the very small, an 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. dance party, with hats and noisemakers and a noon apple-juice toast on the Fountain Plaza. No white tigers at the zoo, just the Malayan tiger named Berapi. Zoo admission: $18.95, $16.95 ages 60 and older, $12.95 ages 3-12. Info: PalmBeachZoo.org.
Eric Biddines, the idiosyncratic rapper who came up in Delray Beach, will likely not perform his 2009 song, "Walkin'," when he takes the stages at 9 p.m. Friday at the Arts Garage (180 NE First St., Delray Beach). Which makes sense, since he's got plenty of newer material to show off from the album released earlier this year, "planetcoffeebean2." But writing a song about the virtues of walking telegraphed the idea that Biddines would be a different cat, which he has proven to be. Hit the link for more on Eric Biddines' Arts Garage show.


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Download Project WET flyer with 2013 and 2014 workshop dates and registration form.
Contact Janet Hedley to sign up for the next workshop.
The activities below are modifications and additions to the Project WET lessons presented in water district Project WETworkshops. The water district offers these workshops free to Santa Clara County educators several times a year.
Below, the original Project WET activity and the page where it can be found are listed first, followed by a short description of the modifications or additions. (All files are in PDF format.)
Common Water (page 232-237) There are two modifications:H2O Conservation is a story for primaryClean-a-Creek Song and QuestionsWho Dirtied the Bay is a story for middle & high schoolQuestions for Who Pollutes the Bay
Ask The Bugs! (pages 421-428) is a set of flash cards to be used with this activity
Dilemma Derby (page 377-381)…An introduction activity and a card game modification are included. The card game is played like the game of Scruples. Four players are dealt seven situation cards and three answer cards. The object of the game is to get rid of the situation cards. Players take turns picking a situation and guessing what another participant will answer by placing one of their answer cards face down on the table. The player then reads the situation to any other player. If the second player's answer matches the card that is on the table, the first player discards the situation card and answer card, and only draws a new answer card. If the answers are not a match, the first player discards the situation card and answer card, but must draw a new situation card as well as a new answer card.
Incredible Journey (pages 161-165) includes a drop to record students' journeys.
Long Haul (pages 260-261) is a modification of the activity. Instructions are included.
Ocean Habitats (pages 79–94) includes print-ready files for the Creature Cards. Simply print double-sided on 8.5x11in cardstock. Also includes a placemat to play the game, instructions are on page 75.
Pass the Jug (pages 392-396)… a card modification to include some history from the Santa Clara Valley. Use in place of cards titled "Water Users" on page 396.
Seeing Watersheds (pages 187-202) is a worksheet modification to include some exercises with the Santa Clara Valley. There are five watersheed worksheets:Coyote WatershedGuadalupe WatershedLower Peninsula WatershedsWest Valley WatershedsUvas & Llagas Watersheds
Super Sleuths (page 118-122) includes flash cards for the diseases and symptoms listed.
There Is No Away (page 468) includes larger material signs that are easier to read. There is also a poster available, measuring 11x17 inches, matching the diagram found on page 464.
Water Address (pages 122-126) is a score card for the activity.
Water Concentration (pages 407-412) Water Use Cards have been enlarged for use with this activity.
Water Match (pages 50-53) includes two new cards and larger cards
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Buju Banton Gets Ten Years in Federal Prison on Drug Convictions
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The judge was unswayed by pleas for leniency from everyone from Danny Glover to Stephen Marley, instead siding with prosecutor James Preston's arguments that his musical career shouldn't bear on the sentence.
"This is not about Buju Banton the reggae singer," Preston said. "This is about Mark Myrie the drug defendant."
Banton, who lives in Tamarac, was sucked into his cocaine-deal undoing when he sat next to a government informant named Alexander Johnson on a flight back from Europe. Johnson persuaded Banton to stay in touch about setting up a potential cocaine deal.
The feds later recorded the reggae star visiting a warehouse where he believed the cocaine was stored and talking about a deal with Johnson.
Banton argued he "was trying to impress" Johnson and never intended to actually follow through on a drug deal, but jurors were unswayed. They convicted Banton of three felonies in February.
The judge actually could have layed a much stiffer sentence on Banton this morning; ten years was the minimum, according to federal guidelines.
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For some people, learning new words activates the same machinery in the brain as sex, drugs and possibly fatty and sugary foods. We get a dopamine hit from 'preferred' activities – and this mechanism might help explain how we developed language in the first place.
A critic of biotech has pointedly identified the number of companies a researcher has founded to underscore what he claims is the dangerous intersection of capitalism and science. But it's naive to believe that because someone operates on the cutting edge of any discipline that he or she should also ignore the ways science is funded.
While any tobacco is harmful if smoked, there's a kind of tobacco that's being put to positive use—namely, the use of the plant to produce antibodies that make up the drug ZMapp for treating Ebola virus–and it's GMO tobacco.
The latest research shows how eating disorders, and anorexia in particular, produce a cascade of physical and mental effects, including direct alternation of the person's genes.
Based on the belief that female sexual dysfunction is more often upstairs than down, the drug flibanserin is being promoted for what's called hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD), estimated to afflict roughly 1 in every 10 women.
A UK House of Commons report lashed out at anti-GMO advocacy groups for misapplying the 'precautionary principle' to the GM debate and called on the European Union to drastically revise GM regulations to allow for more innovation.
In 2014, China rejected imports of alfalfa from the US that contained trace amounts of GE material. Activists reacted with thinly veiled glee, maintaining this confirmed their worst fears, that GM crops would "contaminate" American agriculture. What's the real story and the reason behind the embargo?
Can biotechnology overcome the stigma manufactured by activists to provide solutions for a sustainable seafood movement? Is the sustainability movement ready to accept genetic modification as a useful technology?
Former UK environment secretary goes on the attack against what he says are modern Luddites: Greenpeace and the ministers of the European Union
The British YouTube rationalist and renowned ex-BBC Radio 4 and CBC science reporter with a degree in geology debunks pseudoscience, creationism, climate change denialism—and now anti-GMO safety claims.
The Epigenome Roadmap Consortium's big data dump last week provides a flood of information for figuring out epigenetics, the systems that turn genes off and on and underlie disease as well as normal traits. Realistically, though, it's going to be a long trip.
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CloudAge Site Launches
Linux New Media USA announced today's launch of CloudAge, its new cloud portal for IT professionals. The site, sponsored by ADMIN Magazine, will deliver feature technical articles, blogs, video, whitepapers, and webcasts on cloud and virtualization topics.
"We find that IT specialists who have made the change to the cloud are just as busy as before -- with a new set of problems that require new tools and solutions," says Joe Casad, Editor in Chief of CloudAge. "We're known for practical, HowTo articles on IT topics, and we see a real need for that right now in cloud computing."
The CloudAge team plans to build on Linux New Media's previous investment in cloud themes. According to Casad, "We feel like we're already a leading voice in cloud publishing. We don't just reprint an OpenStack press release -- we show you how to set up your own OpenStack implementation. We've covered Amazon, Google web services, and several other technologies with the same technical edge. It is a natural step to launch a cloud website that will have the space to explore the great variety of cloud platforms and help the reader choose the best technology for every situation."
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Linux New Media USA CEO Brian Osborn agrees that a practical cloud site fits in well with the company's mission. "Our ADMIN and Linux Pro Magazine properties keep us close to the ear of system administrators and IT managers around the world. From that vantage point, it would be hard not to recognize the importance of cloud services. We are excited about having this special space to address cloud topics with the same thorough, technical coverage our readers have come to expect."
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In a world where privacy and security are harder and harder to keep I dont understand why anyone would move to this cloud. Your information always has and always will have to be stored somewhere. In my mind all this cloud does is violate both. 1 hacker could gain access to millions of people and business properties let alone you could never hide anything from the Government even if you wanted to due to 1 warrent gaining access to millions of peoples information. I for 1 distrust any security the cloud say's it provides. Grow a brain people and buy a hard drive that can store your info.
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Posted by Cameron on 9/9/2010, 11:55 pm, in reply to "Re: Disappointment"
Hi Jordan,
I've never met you or Brian or Anthony or Gilbert or any of the 'regulars' that play in the St. John's tournaments. We do, however, have a common perspective. Like you, I have been an expert rated chess player (out here on the west coast of NL) and have made a contribution over the years to NL chess (through playing and teaching much weaker school-aged players).
I have seen many 'disagreements' since I started on the NL chess scene back in the early 80s. And I have noticed your efforts in developing chess in NL.
It would seem to me that you have let your emotions get the better of you in this case. You have taken 2 specific incidents and made a number of unfortunate generalizations.
Allow me to expain. As you said, "This is really not about the money, I could care less about it. It's about the fact that the players made this change without having an ounce of respect to consider MY input, and I am ALSO one of the regular players." As you have explained the decision was made to split the prize funds without your input - I would have to agree with you. A mistake was made and I feel that you are correct in saying you should have been consulted.
As a regular player and regular winner, you deserved that.
As for Brian's comment - I don't know whether this was a joke or not. I wasn't there. But, it clearly irked you and that's unfortunate.
You say this is not about the money, and I beleve you. But then you go into a lot of math about the subject. That's kind of contradictory.
I believe you got insulted - twice, in 2 specfic incidents. At least once was justified in my humble opinion.
However, you too have made a mistake here. You have taken 2 specific incidents and turned them into generalizations - a number of which would be quite insulting to the audience.
You are not the only person who has made a contribution to chess. Maybe you have done more or less than that person or another - but really, that doesn't matter. It makes you sound childish when you spout off like that.
When you talk about the 'sacrifice' you make by playing (beating and thus, giving a lesson to)weaker opponents. It sounds like you think they should be grateful on some level. This make you sound pompous.
The statement you made about not wanting to be a champion of a province that doesn't appreciate you is, honestly, way over the top. I actually winced and felt a bit bad for you when I read that.
I didn't write this to beat up on you. It would appear to me that you had a legitimate beef. But how you handled it was way off base. Perhaps, now that you've had some time to reflect on this, you'll think the same. And at least reconsider not playing in NL anymore. Having strong players around to play against is good for everyone (whether they know it or not!).
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One Direction fever continues to sweep Australia, but the lads are annoyed that they haven't been able to meet and greet as many fans as they would like.
Ahead of their Hisense Arena show last night, Zayn Malik said: "There's been a lot of security issues. We haven't been able to see the fans as much as we would have liked to.
"That's what we do: we like to go see fans when they're outside. That's been frustrating, but we do it for their safety, their security. We don't want anyone to get hurt."
Thousands of screaming teens have been following the band wherever they go, making it virtually impossible for Zyan, Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson and Liam Payne to leave their hotel rooms.
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DETROIT, Sept. 11, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Compuware Corporation (Nasdaq:CPWR), the technology performance company, today announced that it will exhibit at the Big Data Innovation 2012 Conference in Boston, September 13-14, at booth P. The company will showcase its new generation application performance management (APM) solution, Compuware APM ® for big data applications— dynaTrace Enterprise.
With the rapid change of today's application landscape, big data is becoming increasingly crucial to enterprise applications, as companies seek to incorporate massive amounts of data into business analytics. This change requires a new approach to application performance management (APM) to support massively scalable architectures and dynamic, elastic resource allocation.
Compuware dynaTrace Enterprise ® enables big data applications to be easily optimized and managed for greater performance and availability by providing end-to-end visibility into all transactions 24x7, along with deep facts for fast problem resolution. With its patented PurePath Technology ® , dynaTrace Enterprise provides unprecedented visibility into NoSQL and Hadoop MapReduce applications and supports these highly scalable, elastic environments.
To learn more about how dynaTrace Enterprise can help organizations with big data, stop by Compuware booth P at the Big Data Innovation Conference to see a demo. Compuware APM ® is the industry's leading solution for optimizing the performance of web, non-web, mobile, streaming and cloud applications. Driven by end-user experience, Compuware APM provides the market's only unified APM coverage across the entire application delivery chain—from the edge of the internet through the cloud to the datacenter. Compuware APM helps customers deliver proactive problem resolution for greater customer satisfaction, accelerate time-to-market for new application functionality and reduce application management costs through smarter analytics and advanced APM automation. With more than 4,000 APM customers worldwide, Compuware is recognized as a leader in the "Magic Quadrant for Application Performance Monitoring" report. To read more about Compuware's leadership in the APM market, click here. Follow Compuware on:- Twitter - CompuwareAPM
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The last 12 years have been a period of unusually intense drought. Much of Arizona is still in drought, and some areas are in extreme drought. Dry forests and large patches of buffelgrass are tinder waiting to go up in flames when careless individuals' abandoned campfires get out of control, which has been the cause of many of Arizona's larger fires, including the largest fire in Arizona history.
Under these conditions it is impossible to "fireproof" our forests, but there are ways to minimize the damage and to protect people and their homes. Restoration of a healthy forest is key.
Such restoration is why conservation groups have found much common ground with fire districts, the wood products industry, local governments, and forest experts. Thinning the forest of decades' worth of small tree and brush buildup is needed, and the best place to start is near vulnerable communities. Thinning smaller trees while preserving the large trees also benefits wildlife, recreation, and watersheds. To restore healthy forests, thinning must also be coupled with the restoration of fire.
Large diameter trees of any age have become a rare forest component. Less than three percent of the trees on Forest Service lands in Arizona and New Mexico are larger than 16 inches in diameter, according to Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) data.[1] It is critical for those remaining large trees to be retained. Certain species such as the northern goshawk and Kaibab squirrel[2] prefer a matrix of heterogeneous habitat patches that includes large trees and relatively dense canopy. Those species are threatened not only by the very real risk of large scale catastrophic fires, but also by habitat degradation that can be associated with active vegetation management that removes larger trees and opens up canopy.[3]
Another important impetus for protecting these larger, more fire resistant trees; thinning to protect communities; and facilitating the reintroduction of natural processes, such as fire, is that scientists, including those at the University of Arizona, predict that the Southwest will likely become hotter and drier in the coming years due to the impacts of climate disruption.
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Seamone; Edith Cavel
SEAMONE -- Edith Cavel, it is with deep sorrow the family of the late Edith Cavel Seamone, 97, of Bangs Falls, Queens County announce her passing on Saturday, February 16th, 2013 in North Queens Nursing Home, Caledonia, NS.
Born in Liverpool, February 20th, 1916, she was a daughter of the late Herbert and Sarah (Roy) Farmer.
Edith enjoyed spending time with her many family and friends. She loved the outdoors; hunting, fishing, gardening, camping and entertaining at her trailer on Tupper Lake. She was well known in her community and was loved and respected by all who knew her. She will be sadly missed. Edith was the last surviving member of her immediate family.
She is survived by her only son Donald Peach of Bangs Falls; Her grandchildren Ronald (Mary) Peach, Barry (Dorothy) Peach, Douglas (Nanette) Peach, Kevin (Betty) Peach, Stephen Peach, Wendy (Randy) SanPietro and Tammy Peach (Rene). 14 great grandchildren and 9 great great grandchildren.
She was predeceased by her first husband Harry Edward Peach, her second husband Wallace Frank Seamone, an infant son Lawrence, her sisters Sadie, Florence, Winnifred, Ada, Mary and Roxena. Her brothers Alfred, George, Herbert, Mark, Lloyd, Duncan and Victor.
A graveside service will be held Tuesday, February 19th, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. in Zion United Cemetery, Payzant Street, Liverpool. Reverend Wade Harvey officiating. Family flowers only, donations may be made to Palliative Care Unit, North Queens Nursing Home, Caledonia or to any charity. Online condolences may be made to www.chandlersfuneral.com
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My heart goes out to Edith's family. Donnie, I am so very glad that i got to visit with Aunt Edith a few times at North Queens Nursing Home.I am glad she got to meet John. I will always have the memories we built from earlier years. Edith was a lovely person and she knows I had respect and love for her and Uncle Andrew. We both know she is in a place with no more pain. May god bless her. Take care and smile when you think of your mom. She was a fun loving person who loved you so very much and forever talked about you, her loving son….Take care….
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We are saddened to hear of Great Aunt Ediths passing. Our condolence to U & family.
oDON; IM SO PLEASED THAT U WERE SO GOOD TO YOUR MOM; SHE LOVED U ;YOU WERE HER LIFE; MANY HOURS WE PLAYED CARDS;I WENT TO C HER EVERY TIME I WAS OUT THAT WAY;
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To Donnie and family,we send to you our deepest sympathy and prayers at this truly sad time. Aunt Edith was our last aunt, and a person that we always loved. We enjoyed our visits with her at the nursing home and know that she is now at peace with the rest of her loved ones.
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Don, our thoughs and prayers are with you and your family. Although we never met Edith, from the stories we shared at the camp, we know she was a wonderful woman, and very fortunate to have a son as wonderful as you. God bless you and your family, we hope to see you soon, the Barkhouse boys.
Donnie,very sorry to hear of aunt Edith"s passing,I cannot make it home but my thoughts will be with you and your family.
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Donnie and all of your family,our thoughts and prayers are with you all.Aunt Edith was a wonderful person and the never ending love she showed for you was never ending.Now she is in Heaven with her 13 brothers and sisters.Aunt Edith helped me alot to put tog. a colaga of the org. Farmer Family and for that I will be for ever grateful.The picture has spread from the East coast to the West coast my idea but Aunt Edith helped me make it happen.Love Always her niece Belinda and Clarke
My deepest condolences to u Donnie. It is hard losing a mom. She was a great lady who just enjoyed life. She used to love playing cards & was foxy at it. She loved the outdoors & people & was loved by all that knew her. My deepest sympathy to the whole family. May God give you the comfort u & your family need to get through this valley in your lives.
I liked Murray's Aunt Edith from the moment I met her. She was funny, caring, kind and loved to live her life the way she wanted. Please know that the family is in my thoughts as she will be dearly missed by all.
Donnie and family….my sincere sympathy in the loss of your dear mother and grandmother. It was very easy to see that you all loved her dearly and I know she will be sadly missed.
Offering my greatest sympathy to my Grandfather Donald Peach on the passing of his mother and my great Grandmother. Unfortunately she passed only seeing pictures of my little ones and never had the chance to meet them or find out our newest little one due July 1st would be another great great Grandson. She was a wonderful lady and I have some very fond memories of her. As a child she always had chocolate lady fingers on hand so when we went to grandma and grandpa peaches for a visit we would make sure to run over to her house for a treat. Love you lots and wish I had been able to say goodbye in person. Love from all of us Melissa, John-Paul, Eva, Emily and new little one on the way.
Donnie & family I am sorry to hear about your mother, I just read it, you have my deepest condolences and regrets. I just found out but I am sure you can feel good knowing she had a good and long life.
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My deepest sympathy goes out to Donnie and Edith's family, She was such a thoughtful and loving person her whole life. I met her 80 years ago and we have kept in touch ever since. After I moved to the United States, we didn't see each other as often but I always made a phone call to her at Christmas, her birthday, and Easter (and in between to keep in touch). When I called her on her birthday, February 20th, the nursing home recording told me her phone was no longer in service. My daughter Phylllis with whom I live went to her computer to find out that she had passed away on February 16th. I am so sorry to hear that news. I'm so glad that you were always there for her Donnie; it
meant more than you can ever know. Edith was one of my best friends and will always be remembered with love.
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I didn't get to know Edith until the last days of her life, but I felt that in that short time we became friends.
I want you to know that this friendship has been like a gift to me, and that I won't forget her. My best to you and her family.
Mary Keirstead (North Queens Nursing Home Volunteer)
Sending my condolences to the family, Donnie.you were Ediths life ,She was always so glad to see you and you were so good to her. We will remember her for a long time.She would get me and Doris mixed up but she was always glad to see us both.She is in a place where she no longer suffers any pain.god Less you all
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Exercise and the risk of coronary artery disease
Lack of exercise is a risk factor for developing coronary artery disease (CAD).1 Lack of physical activity can indirectly increase the risk of CAD because it also increases the risk of diabetes and high blood pressure. Regular physical activity can help reduce your risk of CAD by helping you control cholesterol and blood pressure, regulate blood sugar (important for people with diabetes), and lose weight or maintain a healthy weight.
Regular exercise is essential not only for preventing CAD but also for improving your overall heart health. You can use your target heart rate to know how hard to exercise to improve your heart health. Use this Interactive Tool: What Is Your Target Heart Rate?
It also is possible that regular physical activity increases the number of smaller blood vessels that connect different coronary arteries. If one of the major coronary arteries is suddenly blocked, these collateral blood vessels serve as an alternate route to supply blood to the portion of the heart muscle threatened by a heart attack.
- Exercise doesn't have to be difficult. Any activity that raises your heart rate can be considered exercise, such as walking, cycling, swimming, gardening, or dancing.
- Try to do moderate exercise at least 2½ hours a week. One way to do this is to be active 30 minutes a day, at least 5 days a week.2, 3 Or try to do vigorous activity at least 1¼ hours a week. One way to do this is to be active 25 minutes a day, at least 3 days a week. It's fine to be active in blocks of 10 minutes or more throughout your day and week. You can choose to do one or both types of activity. But if you have never exercised, even 5 minutes of walking per day is a good start. Add more as you are able.
- Talk to your doctor before beginning an exercise program if you have been diagnosed with coronary artery disease; have been sedentary for a long period of time; or have other heart, lung, or metabolic diseases, such as diabetes.
- Report any symptoms, such as chest pain or shortness of breath, to your doctor immediately.
Studies on exercise for CAD differ in the specific amount and intensity of exercise. But all studies reinforce that almost any amount of physical activity is beneficial and that the more and harder you exercise, the greater the benefit.
- Grundy S, et al. (1999). Assessment of cardiovascular risk by use of multiple-risk-factor assessment equations: A statement for healthcare professionals from the American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology. Circulation, 100(13): 1481–1492.
- U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (2008). 2008 Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans (ODPHP Publication No. U0036). Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office. Available online: http://www.health.gov/paguidelines/pdf/paguide.pdf.
- Haskell WL, et al. (2007). Physical activity and public health: Updated recommendation for adults from the American College of Sports Medicine and the American Heart Association. Circulation, 116(9): 1081–1093.
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Author: Robin Parks, MS
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As the Patriots hit the quarter pole in this 2007 season, the thing is this:
I have no idea where, in a historical context, to put this team. Really, the only local example that comes to mind is the 1985-86 Celtics who had the bus warmed up most nights by 7:45 p.m.
But before we get to all of that good stuff, please humor me and sit through my annual MNF rant. It used to be that the Patriots on MNF would be the occasion for food, beers, buddies and a late arrival at my place of employment the following day. As I hit a little past my own quarter pole in life, my outlook on these affairs has darkened. Before the Cincinnati game the alarm clock on my cell phone was set to go off at 8:30 in order to allow for a short cat nap. Then it was a cup of Dunkin' Donuts French vanilla coffee and the dreadful feeling that 5:45 a.m. is going to come fairly quickly and I still have a column to do after the game. I can't believe it. I've turned into my father. If the game isn't at Sunday at one, I get a little cranky.
Like the 85-86 Celtics would do, the bus was warmed up for this game fairly early on even if the score was a little tight in the first half. After Cincinnati lost two of their four dressed linebackers, it was time to relax and know this one was in the bag. It got so bad for the Bengals that they put in a call to Les Nessman and failed to get him away from preparing for his WKRP turkey drop in order to line up at the Mike position.
Over the last few years, the way the Patriots played had me on the edge of my couch most of the time. On Monday night, I leaned forward exactly twice. Once when Tom Brady---oh my gosh---threw an interception in Patriots territory and then when the Patriots put he game on ice as Sammy Morris walked into the end zone on a 3-and-3 with 4:11 minutes left in the second quarter to make it a 17-7 game. That's it. Twice.
In the interest of full disclosure, I was against the Randy Moss trade. At least give me credit for standing up and not majoring in revisionist history. I half-expect that when I visit my grandfather next weekend, I'll have to teach him how to do that Moss touchdown celebration when he separates his hands. And when Mike Vrabel and Junior Seau come in on offense near the goal line, I whisper to myself "Why are they tempting fate with these guys?" The result of course is a touchdown pass to Vrabel. Right now, everything the Patriots touch turns to gold.
I guess the compartment I'll put the Patriots in is this one: Like the Bird-era Celtics, with the Patriots you know what's coming and you are powerless to stop it. Maybe the Cowboys or the Colts can give them a game, but besides them just who is going to stop this train as the season rolls on? I just hope you appreciate this moment that you find yourself in. It's once in a lifetime.
Like the Patriots, I'm warming up the bus early with this column. 5:45 a.m. is closer than I want it to be. Gosh, I must be getting old. What's not getting old though is how this team is ripping through the NFL in its 89th season.
Idle Zinger thoughts while looking forward to the NFL celebrating "French Canadian Heritage Month:"
Was there anything more silly than that Red Sox City Hall rally with the team's physical therapist being the biggest draw?
After the Red Sox season is over, I am personally offering to drive down to Boston and drive any Red Sox player with a number that begins with a 2 and ends with a 4 on an all expense paid ride to Logan Airport for his permanent ride out of town. (Given my track record, Manny will light it up in the playoffs after this proclamation.)
Speaking of Manny, that is my pseudonym when putting my name in at a restaurant. Try doing it some time. It's a cheap thrill.
There are few things more amusing than watching a dejected home team fan who took the time to paint his face before the game.
Score one for the cheapo TV crowd. I was on the phone with Ian when Asante Samuel picked off Carson Palmer in the red zone. His response? "Thanks. On the HD, the play hasn't gone off yet."
My buddy Tom made one helluva catch in the Gray-New Gloucester flag football league. Trust me, it's worth scrolling to the 8:05 mark of this video to see this snag. Here it is.
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Je suis tres bored.I don't know why I typed part of that sentence in French.I am anyway,bored that is,not French.Apparently only boring people find themselves bored.So I guess that makes me boring,which sadly I think is true lately.
Well it's been a couple of weeks since I've gone out with friends just to socialise...like life has seriously just been college...work...more college.I had a good week a couple of weeks ago where I went to loads of gigs but since then life has been dry.I know there isn't much point coming on here bitching about it.I should just do something about it,but since I'm not going to tonight I figured I'd do some jounalising.
One of the girls from work is trying to hook me up with my friend-that-loves-me-but-knows-i'm-gay.I'm not really sure how this situation is going to work out for me.If you are reading this,suggestions are welcome on how to sort the situation.That's been my major event of the day really.
p.s that title references the hats,tee shirts etc that I have seen on tourists today over for the St Patrick's festival.
hey first off I have to say college is a time of having no life or some it seems gawd in my second yr and i have one to go and i just want to scream as for your friend why not give it a shot whats to lose? ~wheels148
ps any advice you can offer about my entry called "lack of sleep" would be greatly appericated
My friends a guy and I'm really more into girls.So I am not at all attracted to him.
No one can make you feel inferior without your consent-Eleanor Roosevelt
so come out or he knows and and is a sterio typical who wants to watch...if he knows but has chosen to forget remind him gently ...?
Well he knows that I am gay and is ok with it.It is my other friend that doesn't know I'm gay that is trying to set us up because she knows he loves me,she just doesn't know I'm gay.Sorry it's kind of confusing!
No one can make you feel inferior without your consent-Eleanor Roosevelt
I keep doing that- saying things in fake-French or fake-German.
There's plenty of things you could say to call off the attempted setting up. Obviously that you're gay is one of them. Equally, "things are complicated at the moment", "I don't want to mess up my friendship with him", or "I dislike his external genitalia" would all work fairly well.
I've tried a couple of those excuses already and she thinks I'm being shy about the whole thing.I'm sure I will get out of it.It's just kind of annoying and inconvienient.
No one can make you feel inferior without your consent-Eleanor Roosevelt
and clearly none of her business. Why is she so keen on playing the matchmaker then?
I'm not too sure to be honest.She has decided I need some romance and also thinks it would be great if her and her boyfriend had another couple to double date with.I don't think she means any harm,she is just a little difficult to get a message through to.
No one can make you feel inferior without your consent-Eleanor Roosevelt
ha, do people double date outside of the 1950s?
you do need some romance (don't we all?), but obviously she just has the wrong end of the stick.
what does Mr Is-in-love-with-you-but-knows-full-well-you're-gay think about this?
I haven't told him about the proposed set up yet,but generally people that don't know I'm gay tend to presume that we are going out with each already because we spend so much time together.He usually finds the situation funny.
No one can make you feel inferior without your consent-Eleanor Roosevelt


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