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Litsch gives good sales pitch but ...
Whether Jays fans like it or not, right-hander Jesse Litsch is this year's version of A.J. Burnett – younger, cheaper, less talented, but with a chance to actually produce more over time than the mercurial rock-head who left as a free agent for Yankee green.
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zoom"We would have loved to have (Burnett) back, but he got offered a lot of money to go to New York," Litsch said. "He's a good friend of mine. We're going to remain friends, but when we're against each other we're going to be enemies. We're gearing up for this year to come out and contend. We're not (just) hoping for first place. We're going to go out there and try and win the whole division."
The optimistic 23-year-old Floridian was in town for the annual Conn Smythe Sports Celebrities Dinner and silent auction for Easter Seals last night, representing the Jays at the head table. Dressed tropically in a short-sleeved golf shirt, he met the media yesterday afternoon before getting gussied up for dinner, obviously more comfortable with his role as ambassador than with the wintry environment.
"I'm comfortable in any situation," a more mature Litsch said. "I don't mind attention. It's going to come the more years I get in the league. Things like this (charity dinner) are something I've always enjoyed doing, from growing up with the Boys and Girls Club. It's somewhere I went from the age of 5 to 15 years old. I'm still giving back to numerous charities back home. It's one of the things I enjoy doing."
If only Toronto's sports fans were as laid back and confident of the coming season as Litsch. The last time the Jays spent an off-season with a two-man rotation on paper was 2006-07. With only Roy Halladay and Burnett having significant major league starting experience, they went into panic mode and signed the three amigos of ineptitude – John Thomson, Tomo Ohka and Victor Zambrano.
Luckily, after those guys flamed out, youngsters Dustin McGowan, Shaun Marcum and Litsch stepped up. Now, with two of those guys injured and with A.J. bidding adieu, all of a sudden Litsch has become a role model for young starters.
"A lot of the young guys coming up are good friends of mine," Litsch said. "I grew up with them in the minor-league system. The first-rounders that are coming in are good. They are first-rounders for a reason. You've just got to mould them into big-league pitchers. I went through it. Everyone is going to go through it."
A flock of Jays have been working out at the team's complex in Dunedin since Nov.1, with more joining them every day. Even though they get the same news in Florida of the Yankees and Red Sox loading up on expensive players, there has been no talk at the informal Jays camp of mailing in another middle-of-the-pack finish.
"We just have to think we're better than them," Litsch said of the Jays' positive thinking. "If we come out hitting and pitching like we did last year ... at the end of the season we were just as good as anybody. We have to overlap that into this season and run with it. We're all good enough to be at the major-league level, it's just a matter that they spend more money. Some people may not be worth the money they get, but we still have the same number – nine guys – that they have. It's just you against the Yankee hitters, and you're going out there with same winning mentality as their pitchers."
That optimism may work for a game, a series, a week or a month.
But history has shown that unless the Blue Jays beef up the rotation – and it would help if either Matt Clement or Mike Maroth is healthy and can earn a spot – it could be a long, trying summer for Toronto fans, even if Litsch can successfully fill the No.2 role vacated by Burnett.
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The tuning coil made out of copper and wood, and resembling a giant spider's web, will be exhibited at the Science Museum in Wroughton during the summer.
It was once part of the BT Rugby Radio Station in Warwickshire.
The station - callsign GBR - also sent encrypted data to ships and submarines during the Cold War.
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A spokesman for the Science Museum said they were delighted to receive the tuning coils.
"They are a wonderful, almost monumental reminder of worldwide radio communications in their early pioneering days," he said.
When GBR opened on 1 January 1926, the station was said to be the most powerful in the world.
Initially it transmitted using Morse code on 16kHz with an aerial power of 350kW derived from thermionic valves.


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Here are some quotes form the first two chapters of Umineko that touch upon Bernkastel's past: Spoiler:
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well, that was one hell of an awesome series, not to mention one of the best anime endings i've ever seen.
Higurashi Kai wrapped up many of the mysteries that weren't solved in the first season, but the epilogue still proved to be rather confusing. I'm just wondering if the epilogue is actually a dreamlike world created for Takano after she is admitted to the Irie institute for further treatment. Hypothetically, Takano could be in a comatose state while undergoing treatment and experiencing a world where nothing went wrong in her life (similar to Rika's world in Saikoroshi-hen). In this episode, Hanyuu tells Takano that she forgave her for her sins, therefore this world may be her second chance to "be accepted". On the basis of the argument that Bernkastel is actually Rika, it would make sense that she is in this world to help guide Takano. Another fact to support this argument is that Hanyuu and Rika's senses are linked, therefore both of them could be orchestrating this new world. Of course this is only my guess. Hopefully, when Higurashi season 3 begins airing, this "cliffhanger" may become resolved. Well, if Satoshi wakes up then we all know that a certain someone will be more than happy.
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Also, I don't think there's a reason to believe that Hanyuu or Takano are involved in Bernkastel's playing with the various worlds. There's no evidence that they were involved with it befor and Bernkastel seems to be alone with the reader when she's setting up the world of Saikoroshi-hen in the 52nd piece. |
2008-05-19, 00:50 | Link #266 | |
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But would you please tell me wwwwwhere can I find piece 52??! I've gone through the Matsuribayashi but didn't find that piece?!
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Just finished the final episode today. I finished the 1st season is a week but for finishing season 2 I finished it in 2 days. That's how hooked I was to this anime.
Every was tied nicely, I greatly appreciate happy endings. I was always rooting for Rika's fortune to live through this. Spoiler for Episode 24:
But I really dislike how they didn't disclosure the other characters properly. You never got to saw Shion and Kasai ever again, you only get to see them when they were firing on the Y. Still, I also enjoyed the epilogue at the end, always make sure to keep watching after the credits people! Still, that epilogue only confused me more on if that is Rika or someone else entirely. Don't worry, I read through all 14 pages so I get the gist of it. The links of the summaries and analysis are very informative and also a good read. Now, seeing they announced in this episode there's going to be a season 3 I really can't wait for it, but a lot has been resolved though. My predictions are either the story will be completely different. But, looking through the site here: http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/ency...me.php?id=9199 Is it just me or is this going to be a very short season? Since it said it's a OVA of course. |
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Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Kai. Final Thoughts
Today, I have concluded the 1000 miles voyage.
It was a thrilling ride that I won't remember, but good things must come all the way to the end. It took me a whole year of patience and endurance, but I finished all of Higurashi second season's episodes and once again I felt that familiar sensation of void due that there won't be anything else to add into the mainstream story, although the third season OVA episodes are right around the corner. This has been the last title I ended for the summer 2007 season. Rika was right about the "Old Geezer". Spoiler:
And I felt a familiar feeling when both Rika and Hanyuu... Spoiler:
The dawn of a new day for Rika and friends, as they fought bravely to change and finally shatter the June 1983 barrier. My most sincere thanks and acknowledgment to kj1980 for introducing me, by reading his posts, about the world of Higurashi no Naku Koro ni universe. |
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Futhermore, before you bid your final farewell to Higurashi, please look into the Saikoroshi-hen arc of Higurashi Rei, which should be complete around August.
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So taking that into consideration, that will most likely be her voice actor for Umineko. |
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Finished two seasons at last.
The ending just great, best ending that i have ever seen for a while. Especially after read Frederica Bernkastel's poem Spoiler for Frederica Bernkastel's poem:
So i guess..... Spoiler for Ep 24 part C:
I do love this ending, i really do While both anime seasons (compare to the game which i haven't played) are far from perfect, especially after read all the hint, pieces, and analysis. I still give Higurashi a 10 in general as my gratitude. Thank to it that i knew the existence of Higurashi Therefore i do have a secret hope that it will be re-animated and redirected some days, by some true fans this time, so the game players can praise it for being a perfect anime version that carry all the needed information. While waiting for 3rd, i will check out the manga, just to see how good it is.
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The ending's fine and I knew from the beginning we wouldn't get much of an epilogue for the main cast after seeing the thematic change in the final two story arc transformed into a Shounen-esque "Power of friendship" theme. But yeah, after fifty episodes I was getting attached to this group and I was a little ticked that they left things the way they did ("Life goes on").
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The Harp at Midnight (Pratt, Silas Gamaliel)
Free public domain sheet music from IMSLP / Petrucci Music Library
Sheet Music
Publisher Info.:
Boston: Oliver Ditson, 1866.
Complete Score
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Henry S. Sawyer (1864-1941)
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Chicago: McKinley Music Co., 1919. Plate 1332-6.
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This file is from the MIT archive project.
General Information
Work Title | The Harp at Midnight |
Alternative Title | Nocturne |
Composer | Pratt, Silas Gamaliel |
Key | A-flat major |
Movements/Sections | 1 |
First Publication | 1866 ? |
Piece Style | Romantic |
Instrumentation | 1 piano |
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Apparently Victor Aubert wrote a play in 1910 entitled "The Harp at Midnight". This piano work was the title song of it, but not created by him, but by Silas Gamaliel Pratt, pseudonym V.B. Aubert.
"The Harp at Midnight" play is based on a story that came around in Ireland in the 19th century. It is a mystical love story, as the tone of the music suggests. Even a book written in 1961 was based off the play.
- Er... not created by him? V.B. Aubert -- Victor (B.) Aubert (Also, LoC has this work by V.B.Aubert = Pratt (arr. for pf4h by Henry Maylath) at LoC, published 1882 by Ditson also.) - Schissel


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1997 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 2 Dr Laramie SLT 4WD Extended Cab SB
ProsRugged, reliable, comfortable, well handling, power on tap when needed. ConsIf you dont need a truck and value smaller, super high fuel economy cars...don't buy this vehicle
Stellar Performer. The Best Vehicle Ive Ever Owned, Hands Down! — My Ram has taken me all over this great country, to both coasts and everywhere in between. It has a been a rock solid and dependable machine with impressive ergonomics and performance. The truck is now showing 190,000 on the odometer with a near-perfect record as regards reliability. It has never left me stranded. It still looks decent and runs strong. With proper maintenance I see no reason that this truck couldn't go another 100,000 miles or more. It is fun to drive and with great styling I would have no problems recommend owning one of these great trucks to anyone. Primary Use: Commuting to work
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1997 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 2 Dr LT 4WD Standard Cab SB
Prosthe power Consfuel economy
Ram — its a beast! its been in my family since '97 and has never let us down. its amazing in the winter and off-roading. the fuel economy could use a lot of improvement but thats the only problem with it. the braking is perfect! Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.) |
1997 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 2 Dr Laramie SLT 4WD Standard Cab LB
Prospowerfull Consgas milage
Trucks Gotta Love Em — pretty good engine plenty of power lots of fun and works rather well as a daily driver just not perfectly guzzles gas and as it's old it costs a bit to maintain parts are pretty inexpensive and it's pretty easy to work on Primary Use: Commuting to work |
1997 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 2 Dr Laramie SLT 4WD Standard Cab LB
Prosbeen good to me Conswasn't very well taken care of by previous owners
Great First Truck — It's old and has a lot of miles, but it got me across country to drop my kids off with family in Arizona from Savannah so it can't be all bad. they just don't make trucks like they used to Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.) |
1997 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 2 Dr LT 4WD Standard Cab SB
ProsReliable and best truck I've owned so far. No problems if you treat it right and maintance it. ConsNothing really. It has a 360 so its not that good on gas
Bad Ass Truck — Performance is good on the truck. Braking is good, so far the handling is good as well and acceleration is good for a stock motor. Appearance is beautiful inside andout. Hasn't had any major repairs. It costs the same or less than any other full size truck. This truck is a blast to drive. |
1997 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 2 Dr Laramie SLT 4WD Extended Cab SB
Prosoff road and towing capability Consgas mileage
1997 Dodge Ram 1500 — great truck for someone on a budget rides great. There are maintanence issues but it is a 16 year old work truck. Gas guzzler but good power out of it. Ton of fun off road mine has personally pulled out many jeeps and a hummer from some off road spots. Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.) |
1997 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 2 Dr Laramie SLT 4WD Extended Cab LB
ProsThe power that helps me pass people. ConsIts very very old.
The Tank — I like it has character. Such as, the dents, rust, and straches. Dislike how much I have to pay of gas and repairs. I feel the body is not the way it used to be at all. It needs a lot of work. I feel with the proper care and handling the truck could get a lot more years. The truck has 180,000 miles and thats awesome. I put it through a lot of abuse over the years. Primary Use: Family transportation |
1997 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 2 Dr LT 4WD Standard Cab LB
Pros4 wheel drive when you need it Consjust a good ole truck
Everyone Needs A 4x4 In The Fleet — Winter in Michigan without a 4x4 would be foolish, this truck is always ready to go when its called upon, was sluggish until the catalytic converter was changed, ball joints are always an issue with the Dodge trucks but chalk that up to maintenance and move on |
1997 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 2 Dr ST 4WD Extended Cab LB
ProsThe pros are it looks good, drives good. ConsThe gas mpg is awful...
Great, Kind Of Expensive To Have Though. — Well i like how it looks but i don't like how much i have to work on the engine so much and how much it cost to fill it. love how it drives with the 4x4 it can climb in speed and make the girls go crazy for you. overall its a great truck to drive if you have the right kind of money! Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
1997 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 2 Dr Laramie SLT Standard Cab LB
ProsIt's a truck. Every one needs a truck for something Consgas guzzler only about 14 to 16 MPG
It's A Truck — Well I like that I only paid about 500 bucks for it. I borrowed it from my Father-in-law for a few months before I bought it. while borrowing I put about 800 bucks worth of repairs so in reality I got it for about $1300. It's a good all around truck for hauling things and getting work done around the house. Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.) |
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I have always loved dodge trucks and cars, I have owned many in my lifetime. Very stylish and comfortable to drive. I would recommend a dodge truck to everyone thats wants to drive a truck.. Better lo... Read More
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This has been an extremely reliable truck that has been maintained to look as feel brand new. The cabin is spacious, has a lot of storage capabilities, and can haul almost anything you need it to. Rid... Read More
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I like the many cupholders available in multiple locations, and also the 115v outlet available to charge any kind gadget you have. The big space inside the car is useful and can fit almost anything, a... Read More
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I have liked the look of the Rams and after checking out Ford and Chevy (was previously a Chevy guy) went for my 09 1500 4WD. Just love the power (but not gas mileage) and looks of the truck but Ra... Read More
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Power, Reliable, Beautiful Truck By SavageBeast83
I would strongly recommend this truck for someone who intends to use it within their local area. It's poor fuel economy doesn't lend itself for long distance travel. It is reliable and powerful to d... Read More
Great, Reliable Workhorse Of A Truck! By Colin
Love the comfort, drive, power, utility of this truck. This is a good looking, and very functional and comfortable truck. Acceleration is great, towing is great, took this truck through the mounta... Read More
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I absolutely love driving this truck, she takes off like a scared cat, rumbles like a race car, rides smooth as my Tahoe, and turns heads everywhere she goes! There is not another one like this anywhe... Read More
A Good Truck By Jeepmaniac
It was a good truck and now has about 120K miles on it. I would consider another truck just like it if I could find one to fit the budget. Four wheel drive is a must when you live in a rural area. Read More
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Autumn Color, The Chrysanthemum
Chrysanthemums, or "mums," are popular perennials. While many of summer's blooms are fading, you can refresh your garden's color with mums. Colors ranges from many shades of yellow, orange, red, purple, bronze, pink and white. The flowers themselves come in many different forms, from spider types with long, narrow petals to cushion types that have wider, more compact flowers.
Today's chrysanthemums are highly evolved flowering plants. A member of the Asteraceae (Compositae) family, the chrysanthemum (Dendranthema) is related to dahlias, sunflowers, marigolds, zinnias and cosmos. The bloom that appears as a single flower is actually hundreds of flowers called florets. Two kinds of florets are present in a single bloom, disk florets and ray florets. On a daisy-type chrysanthemum, the outer parts are ray florets and the center or eye is composed of disk florets.
Mums come in a rainbow of colors to suit any design need
The best planting time is late spring, but fall planting can be successful with a little extra attention to watering and winter protection. Choose a sunny, well-drained location with good air circulation for optimum growth and disease resistance. Growth is poor and winterkill likely in poorly drained wet soils.
Garden mums also make great container plants. They're just right for popping into a clay pot, lining up in a row in a window box, or placing in the center of a mixed container with trailing foliage plants all around. Many landscape plants can provide a backdrop for groupings of mums.
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To get the most from your mums, choose cultivars according to their bloom times. It also helps to coordinate bloom time with the length of fall in your location. Most garden mums will withstand a light fall frost, but finding the right cultivars will provide the longest possible amount of pleasure.
Here is a list of different varieties to help you in choosing plants for your garden.
Variety | Flower color | Flower description | Height** |
'Autumn Fire' | Burnt orange | 3 ½" decorative | Tall |
'Betty Lou' Maxi-mumTM | Red | 2 ½" button | Medium |
'Burnt Copper' | Orange bronze | 3" double pompon | Tall |
'Centennial Sun' | Golden yellow | 1 ½" double decorative | Medium |
'Centerpiece' | Rose lavender, gold centers | 4" quill | Tall |
'Dr. Longley' | Bright rose pink | 3" flat, decorative | Medium |
'Gold Country' | Peachy bronze to golden yellow | 4" double, decorative | Tall |
'Golden Jubilee' | Deep gold | 3" decorative | Medium |
'Golden Star' | Rich deep yellow | 3 ½" single spoon | Medium |
'Goldstrike' | Golden yellow | 2" pompon | Medium |
'Grape Glow' | Bright rosy purple | 3 ½" flat decorative | Medium |
'Inca' | Light bronze orange | 2" double button | Low |
'Lemonsota' | Lemon yellow | 1" pompon | Low |
'Lindy' | Lavender pink | 4 ½" quilled incurve | Tall |
'Maroon Pride' | Dark red | 3 ½" flat, decorative | Medium |
'Mellow Moon' | Cream | 4 ½" semi-incurved decorative | Medium |
'MinnAutumn'* | Reddish bronze | 2 ½" formal decorative | Low |
'Minnglow'* | Light lemon yellow | 2 ¼" decorative | Low |
'Minngopher'* | Crimson red | 2 ¼" decorative | Low |
'Minnpink'* | Rose pink | 1 ½" flat, decorative | Low |
'Minnqueen'* | Bright rose pink | 3" decorative | Low-medium |
'Minnrose'* | Deep rose pink | 1 ½" pompon | Low |
'Minnruby'* | Ruby red | 2 ¼" decorative | Low |
'Minnwhite'* | White | 2" decorative | Low |
'Minnyellow'* | Rich lemon yellow | 2" decorative | Low |
'Rose Blush' | Mauve | 2 - 3" decorative | Low-medium |
'Rosy Glow' | Deep rosy pink | 4" decorative incurved | Medium |
'Royal Knight' | Burgundy, silver underside | 3 ½" reflexed decorative | Tall |
'Royal Pomp' | Bright purple | 2" pompon-spicy fragrance | Medium |
'Snowscape' | White, purple tips | 3' semi-double decorative | Low |
'Snowsota' | White, cream centers | 1 ½" pompom | Low |
'Wayzata' | Bright yellow | 3" flat, decorative | Tall |
'Wendy Ann' | Fawn yellow | 4" semi-spoon | Medium |
'Yellow Glow' | Rich yellow | 2 ¾" decorative | Tall |
'Zonta' | Apricot bronze | 2½" pompon | Medium |
* Names beginning with Minn indicate cushion habit of growth.
** Low: up to 12 inches; medium: 12 - 18 inches; tall: over 18 inches. These measurements refer to first-year plants properly spaced and grown in full sun.
Care of Mums
Mums are a relatively maintance free plant, but there are a few things that need to be done to ensure a robust healthy plant.
- Pinching. Mums maintain a bushy compact plant form if pinched or pruned regularly. Although newer cultivars do not require pinching, the traditional method has been to pinch out the tip to induce branching and produce stockier plants. Repeat pinching on side branches when they have grown 6". Continue pinching until mid-June for early flowering varieties, late June for September flowering varieties, and early July for October varieties. Complete pinching by July 4 to assure flowering prior to frost. Very high summer temperatures may also delay flowering. Most mum flowers are resistant to frost.
- Summer Care.Water plants regularly if the summer is dry or if soil is light and sandy. Wet soil to a depth of 6 - 8". Apply 2 - 3" of mulch such as grass clippings, compost, or shredded leaves to conserve soil moisture and reduce weeds. Sidedressing plants with a complete fertilizer in early August, especially in years of abundant rainfall or irrigation, also is recommended. If the fertilizer applied in the spring is a slowly available type, such as coated or organic fertilizer, the second application may not be necessary. Space plants 18 to 24 inches apart, depending on the mature size of the cultivar.
- Overwintering. Mums vary widely in cold hardiness. Cultivars listed in the table below have been developed based on years of plant breeding at the University of Minnesota. These plants have been selected for superior flower characteristics, growth habit, and winter hardiness. Most will survive winters in Minnesota. Florist mums, sold throughout the year in supermarkets and greenhouses, may not survive Minnesota winters, and if they do, will probably not flower before hard frosts. Proper location (good drainage and protection from winter winds) and a winter mulch of 4 to 6 inches of shredded leaves, hay, straw, or evergreen branches applied as soon as the soil surface freezes is critical to winter survival.
Insect and Disease Control
Several diseases and insects attack mums. Prevention of many of them can be done by following these recommendations:
- Buy plants that are free of diseases and insects.
- Plant in a sunny location.
- Allow plenty of air circulation by avoiding over crowding.
- Keep your garden free of weeds and disease-infested plants.
Typical problems on mums include verticillium wilt, septoria leaf spot, powdery mildew, aphids, leafhoppers, plant bugs, leafminers, and spider mites. Before using a pesticide, diagnose problems carefully and correctly. Contact your local county Extension office for further information.
Variety table courtesy of the University of Minnoseta Extension.
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Earlier this year, we heard about a gun and a fogging system, both of which tag criminals with synthesized DNA. The idea is that when those people are apprehended later, they can be linked to the crime by analyzing the location- or event-specific DNA still on their skin or clothing. Now, scientists at the Technology Transfer Unit of Portugal's University of Aveiro are developing something similar – DNA "barcodes" that can be applied to products, then subsequently read as a means of identification.
As explained to us by project manager Tatiana Costa, the "molecular tags" or "molecular barcoded labels" can be made easily and in large quantities. Each tag – or batch of tags, as the case may be – is made of a unique combination of "chimerical molecules of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA)."
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This is one of the silliest damned ideas I've seen in ages, ESPECIALLY for tagging commercial products.
Hint, folks: if they're so easy to make, they're also easy to copy. That makes this nothing more than a "false sense of security", which actually ends up hurting everybody, because people will mistakenly "know" that fakes are "real".
You can buy a used PCR machine today for under $1000. Then make cheap knockoffs of the products, put your copied DNA on the tags, and never mind that they're obviously cheaply made because the tag "proves" they're real Gucci.
Meh. This is a disaster waiting to happen.
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I agree with Anne Ominous as to the utility. Also, if you need instrumentation to tell between a real Gucci and a fake, surely you should buy the fake.
As to inserting artificial DNA into FOOD, uhm.... you first! If nothing bad happens to you for 100 years, I'll try it.
piperTom26th September, 2013 @ 06:11 am PDT
Quote piperTom: "Also, if you need instrumentation to tell between a real Gucci and a fake, surely you should buy the fake."
Haha. I hadn't thought about it that way, but that's a very insightful comment.
Anne Ominous26th September, 2013 @ 10:22 pm PDT
They ALWAYS say it can't be faked, im sure it has nothing to do with them trying to line up buyers of their patented system. Listen anything you can make you can copy. Once they know the formula they simple make it the same way the original people made it.
And maby its not as simple as that, but look at how many things were said couldn't be copied, look at the new polymer money, they copied it within months. Look at all the computer programs that are suppose to be unhackable, and they get hacked. Smart people will make short work of this with new and novel ways not thought of by these people, that or they already know it can be copied and its just a sales pitch.
Also like someone else said, im not to comfortable with the idea of some weird synthetic dna being put into my food, or even onto any product that i could come in contact and potential absorb. But i admit i dont know very much about it.
Nathaneal Blemings26th September, 2013 @ 11:04 pm PDT
piperTom wrote:
«As to inserting artificial DNA into FOOD, uhm.... you first! If nothing bad happens to you for 100 years, I'll try it.»
Yeah, because if there's one thing you wouldn't normally find in your food is DNA.
August Pamplona26th September, 2013 @ 11:43 pm PDT
Anne Ominous,
You can easily acess a PCR machine, its true, but you cannot replicate the DNA if you don´t have the primer sequence - that its impossible to guess even with powerfull computation.
Cc27th September, 2013 @ 08:42 am PDT
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13. Super Bowl XVI (1982)
The San Francisco 49ers trumped the Cincinnati Bengals 26-21. San Francisco wide receiver Mike Wilson helped punctuate the win with a crucial catch on the sideline in the second half. "A solid, if not incredible game, Super Bowl XVI kicked off the 49ers' dynasty," writes NFL.com. (Photo: Focus on Sport/Getty Images)
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