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I have a tendency to get distracted really easily.
Many times, I pick on my wife for having difficulty staying focused on a particular task, but the truth is, I'm just as bad as she is, if not worse.
In the last few weeks, I've taken notice on a deeper level, of distractions in my life and how they keep me from doing what really matters.
It all started when my car died earlier this month. Prior to that time, I would listen to the radio anytime I was in my car.
But, the radio in my wife's car, which I am now driving, doesn't work, so I spend a lot more time alone with my thoughts when I'm behind the wheel.
Another distraction, which has taken a hold on my life in recent months, is my Facebook account. When I get home from work each day, I usually spend inordinate amounts of time checking other people's status updates, making comments on their pages, or looking at any new pictures they've posted.
Before I know it, the evening has disappeared from me, and it's time to go to bed.
I've been thinking a lot about these distractions lately, particularly as it relates to my spiritual life.
Until recently, it was commonplace for me to listen to the radio in the car, instead of spending any time in prayer. Now, I find myself praying more as I drive, as a way to prepare myself for the day ahead.
Considering everything that is going on in my, and my wife's, lives right now -- a baby on the way, money issues, a new Sunday School class full of kids -- I sense the need for prayer more and more these days.
I've also found myself being increasingly conscious of how much time I spend on Facebook, or in front of the television. In response, I've been reading my Bible more, instead. I want to become better at truly studying it, and not just letting my eyes glaze over the pages as I've done in the past.
I am certainly not trying to make myself sound better than anyone else spiritually, by writing these things. I have a long way to go, toward being the person God has created me to be.
But, I know I'm not the only person who deals with these types of distractions and others, and I can't be the only one whose distractions stand in the way of spiritual growth.
I believe there are a lot of tasks God placed me on this earth to accomplish, for His glory. The bottom line, for me, is that as long as these distractions take a prominent role in my life, those tasks will be left undone -- at least by me.
I don't want my existence to be marked by a prayerless life, or a lackluster knowledge of God's Word, just so I can sing in the car or talk with Facebook friends.
If distractions in my life are keeping those aspects of my life from improving, something has to change.
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Takashi Yamazaki's sci-fi film "THE RETURNER" is opening in Los Angeles and New York on October 17th.
The year is 2084 and the human race is fighting an alien militia to save the last remnant of civilization. A young heroine named Milly (ANN SUZUKI) escapes the war and jumps back in time to present-day Japan in an attempt to change history and prevent the demise of her people. Milly's return lands her in the middle of a local crime war between Miyamoto (TAKESHI KANESHIRO), a street-smart gunman, and Mizoguchi (GORO KISHITANI), Japan's crime leader. Milly must coerce Miyamototo to help chase down the extraterrestrial and save the human race…But first Milly must convince Miyamoto she's for real. In the visceral, dark, cold world of the streets, these two fight against the evil and ignorance that will destroy everything.
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"Awh..." I moaned. It was incredibly hot, and it wasn't even full summer yet. I had braced myself, but being stuck at Mom's home really wasn't good--especially when the air conditioner broke. I stripped off to my underwear and a light t-shirt, and closed the door, turning my fan on the way. I could hear Nudge and Angel talking in the room beside mine.
"Max thinks about Fang a lot," Angel was saying excitedly. I raised my eyebrows and made a mental note: Lecture Angel about thought-peeking later on. "And Fang thinks about her, too. I reckon they're in love."
'Reckon'... I thought. Angel must've been reading the dictionary while in the bathroom again, I guessed. Then I processed what she had said. Me? Fang? In love? I stifled an irritated scream and pressed my ear closer to the wall.
"Yeah," Nudge agreed. "Like... can't you see how they look at each other? It's like, a romantic movie or something. You know, those who are pals-in-crime and then they get caught and they make out and..." I opened my eyes as wide as truck-tires as Nudge kept blabbing about.
I decided I had eavesdropped enough and plopped down--right on the wooden floor. I didn't care I was half naked. I just needed some miracle to cool the air... If I could convince the evil scientists in Itex to make a huge fan or something... Yeah, right. As if they weren't busy enough with... um... recombinant DNA? Grafting DNA into poor babies? I don't know... that kind of stuff.
"You hot?" I heard. I suddenly froze in place. Fang, I innerly complained.
"In which way?" I said playfully, jumping up and acting as if I wasn't hanging around in my underwear, poking him in his... oh no! Fang didn't have a shirt on... oops...
Some silence moments before, after seemed Fang to consider what to answer, he said, "Both."
I raised my eyebrows. "Ha-ha-ha. Very funny, Mr. Jokester."
A quick smile crossed his face, so fast I thought I had really imagined it. It wouldn't be a surprise, this heat could easily make you see Gummi Bears floating around.
"Not kidding," he said. Jeezum. What would take him to utter a complete sen-- Wait a minute. He wasn't kidding?
"So... what are you up to?" I asked, trying to change the subject and moving around one of Ella and Mom's guest rooms.
"Not much. Iggy and Gazzy are outside blowing up the woods. Nudge and Angel are... talking." Had he heard them? I was scared. As in, nervous. You know, guys, Maximum Ride never gets scared! "Only you left."
I crossed my arms in front of my chest. "So I'm the last option? Comforting, huh?"
"Some prefer to save the best for last." He simply said.
I stood there in awe watching him approach slowly, gracefully. He grabbed my face and kissed me--right on the lips. This counted three times. I was getting addicted to him. Wait. Ignore that sentence.
As it happened the second time we kissed, the lack of oxygen forced us to break apart, gasping. It was a funny scene. It turned even funnier when I saw a small gleam in his dark eyes as he mouthed out, "Love you."
Alright, this was totally unreal. Totally un-Fang-like. I was like wishing to wake up from a dream. Would someone please pinch my arm? Thanks in advance.
As he leaned in to kiss me again, I feared my leader state. "Wait," I said, his mouth inches away from mine. My heart was beating fast and I was still light-headed, so I couldn't think straight. I forgot what I was going to say, so I added, "Love you too." Before he kissed me again.
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So, I was talking to a guy at a Fed-Ex Kinko's about shipping rates and guns etc. And he tells me this story:
little awhile ago with store real crowded, real big guy walks in with a rifle that looks like it was right off a battlefield, held up and to an angle, both hands on it, no case or anything anywhere to be seen, ready to go with one hand near the trigger and a clip in the gun.
Everyone in the store and the clerk I was talking to freezes in terror expecting momentarily a fusillade of shots, death a second away. He walks right up to the clerk, moves the rifle so it's pointing at his face & then chest - and then plops it down on the scale and growls: "How much to Atlanta?"
I can see a CCW drawing and firing - or someone calling 911 and cop-cars screaming up and, if they have a description, many guns out pointing at the guy as he walks away down the street to his car - with maybe a couple firing.
Clerk said when he finally recovered his senses he asked the guy if he had a case or cover for the gun, guy told him packing it for shipping was the Clerk's job, "not mine!". Clerk asks then if the magazine is loaded and guy says "Don't worry; I know about all the rules!" Tosses the cash down for the shipping costs, grabs the receipt and aggressively walks out.
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Now, your second conclusion is what's called a "tautology" in logic. Where did the 1% get its capital (not "capitol", that's a building)? From being the 1%. Why do they get to keep their money? Because they risked their capital. Cutting out the middleman in that argument results in "The 1% gets to keep their money because they're the 1%". That's classic circular reasoning, or a tautology, which makes it a fallacy. Which means you're so wrong I don't even have to debate the merits of your argument.
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If you notice a strange tingling in your hands or a heaviness in your legs, don't automatically assume you merely pulled a muscle or worked on your computer for too many hours.
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Strokes affect nearly 800,000 Americans every year, and women are at higher risk than men.
You can't change some stroke risk factors, such as being female, having a family history of stroke or heart disease, being 55 or older and being of African-American descent.
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The share of mothers who do not work outside the home has risen over the past decade, reversing a long-term decline in stay-at-home mothers.
On Equal Pay Day, key facts about the gender pay gap
Today marks "Equal Pay Day," the date that symbolizes how far into the new year the average American woman would have to work to earn what the average American man did in the previous year. With a new executive order issued today, President Obama and Democrats are hoping to peg the gender wage gap as a major […]
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The scorching summer sun can be harsh on our eyes. Hema Vijay suggests how we can prevent allergies and infections
Of course, fierce summers do take a toll on the entire body, but perhaps, it is our eyes that feel the heat the most. Our hot summers bring along with them the possibility of eye irritation, allergy, conjunctivitis and more; so stay on guard.
When we go out in the hot sun without adequate protection, the skin of the eyelids bears the brunt of the heat first. "When you get indoors, wash your face with clean tap water, or wet a cloth with water (cold patch) and keep it over the eyelids," recommends Dr. A.G. Ramesh, consultant ophthalmologist. Don't use ice or cold water as the sudden temperature difference could harm the eye.
Electrolyte imbalance
Our eyes do get affected by electrolyte imbalance because of sweating and loss of fluids. "Drinking electrolyte fluids, tender coconut water or lemon juice with a pinch of salt and a teaspoon of sugar can rectify the imbalance," says Dr. Ramesh. The electrolyte imbalance in the eye can also manifest itself as a swelling on the eyelid. Alternatively, swelling and puffy eyes can be due to other underlying reasons such eye infections or systemic disorders such as kidney and heart disease. In general, staying hydrated is a must to beat the heat. Drink 12 to 15 glasses of water every day, besides snacking on lemon juice, cucumber salad, tender coconut water or slices of melon as often as possible. It is advisable to opt for buttermilk instead of curd or lassi, as the latter two actually heat up the body, according to ayurveda.
Don't forget to use an umbrella or hat while venturing out in the sun. As for swimming and other aquatic sports, don't forget protective glasses. It's wise to swim in the shade. Avoid venturing outdoors between 12 noon and 3 p.m. when the sun is at its fiercest and ultraviolet radiation exposure at its peak.
Allergy of the eye increases during summer because of greater pollen release into the air and increased ambient heat, more so in children. "Symptoms include itching and redness of the eyes, along with a burning sensation, causing the person to rub his eyes vigorously, which makes it only worse. Frequent washing, avoiding rubbing of the eyes, refraining from walking in dusty areas, wearing protective eye glasses and the use of eye drops if required, under the supervision of an eye specialist, will control the situation," says Dr. Anand Parthasarathy, Chief Surgeon, Vasan Eye Care Hospital.
Most of us have experienced 'Madras Eye' or conjunctivitis, marked by a gritty sensation in the eyes as if there are sand particles in them, redness and watering of the eyes, discharge from the eye and finding our eyelids glued together when we wake up in the morning. Do not attempt to self-treat conjunctivitis. Recently, ophthalmologists are reporting instances of keratoconjunctivitis, a type of conjunctivitis that affects the cornea and causes defective vision. Keratoconjunctivitis has symptoms similar to conjunctivitis. The symptoms are blurred vision, pain, sensitivity and aversion to light.
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"As a first aid measure, before meeting the eye specialist, wash the eyes with clean water and use ciprofloxacin eye drops or eye lubricants. But consulting an eye specialist is a must. Do not self-medicate by buying eye solutions prescribed for others or eye drops you have bought earlier. And do not use steroid combinations," Dr. Ramesh warns. "With conjunctivitis, good eye hygiene should be maintained by repeated washing with clean water. Personal belongings such as handkerchiefs, mobile phone and TV remote should not be shared with others and handshaking should be avoided." Dr. Anand advises.
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When out in the sun, get kids too to use sunglasses. "This protects them from eye-related diseases later on in their life like macular degeneration, cataract and pterygium (a mass of tissue arising from the inner corner of the eye)", says Dr. Anand. Use shatter-proof sunglasses with labels that mention 100 per cent protection from both UVA and UVB rays. Go for sunglasses with large shades and wrap-around frames. Use sunglasses on cloudy days too, as UV rays are still around then.
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Oil massage for the hair and skin dissipates body heat. "For summers, oil massage of the scalp with thriphaladi thailam with kadukai, nellikai and thandrikai, bringaraja and some cooling herbs as ingredients and gingelly oil as the base once or twice a week dissipates heat, improves vision and protects against eye infections. This also improves the functioning of the other sensory organs in the head and induces good sleep," says veteran ayurvedic physician Dr. V. R. Seshadri, chief consultant, Visesh Ayurvedics.
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Three miles off the coast of Morehead City, as sun comes up, eager Marine Technology students on board the Dan Moore prepare for the final stretch of their five-day training voyage. "What we have planned today, are a couple things. The first thing we're going to do is we're going to steam a little bit north, up towards Cape Lookout, toward the actual lighthouse itself. We have a trawl, a 20-foot trawl we're going to drag, looking for anything - fishes or other invertebrates that might be on the bottom. Many of our students who get fisheries jobs will actually tow a trawl just like this. So this gives them the hands-on experience that they need when we're out at sea they see how a trawl works, how you rig it, how you fish it, and then identification of all the animals that come on board, after it's been fished," describes department chair Jason Rogers.
Students gather around a bucket with their chosen catch to learn about the behavior and characteristics of the different species. "If we go to work for National Marine Fisheries or any other type of fisheries agency, we have to be able to deploy the nets, haul them in, and identify the catch," said Marine Technology student Marissa Salvitti.
Around lunchtime, it was time for the second experiment - the side-scan sonar. "This is a piece of instrument; it looks like a little torpedo. It is hooked to the computers that we have in our lab, and it actually sends out 'pings' on either side. it listens for the returns and it paints impressive images of structures that are on the bottom," describes Rogers.
Bright and early the following morning, students prepare for their last mission – it is a tricky one. The first day of the trip, students threw a sonar device overboard to measure the speed and direction of the current. It is called an Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler and it is sitting on the ocean floor 25 miles offshore. Now, their job is to locate and retrieve it.
"What we want to do today, is send a transducer to send a signal to it, to wake it up, tell us where it is, and then we'll send another signal to it, to have it come to the surface," Rogers said.
On board the Dan Moore, the work load is tough, the days and nights are long, but there is not one complaint. The students feel at home on the open waters. They know this training determines their future, and they embrace it.
Wednesday we will learn more about the students and find out what it's like living aboard a research vessel, crammed alongside 2 dozen other people.


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Clematis armandii?
Does anyone in Zone 7 (north GA) grow this evergreen, late winter blooming species?
I received one as a gift, with a caution to keep it indoors until spring, because it has been grown in a greenhouse.
A google search provided a link to Floridata, that lists hardiness as Zone 8 (10°F). That would be marginal in my area, unless planted in a microclimate area of the garden, which may not satisfy some other requirement, such as light exposure.
Would appreciate hearing about your experience with this species.
Here is a link that might be useful: Floridata - Clematis armandii
Well, I was reading "Gardening 'Round Atlanta" and in it there is a report of a lost Armandii in a very late freeze. So I am thinking...if the ground is wet like it is now, and freezes it should be fine. Perhaps in a dry, very cold or prolonged freeze it would be a problem. Some plants just can not tolerate cold dry feet just like some can't take the cold wet.
You're correct about roots requiring moisture during extremely cold temperatures. The moisture protects the roots in two ways, as it freezes, it expels the contained heat calories, which can raise the surrounding temperature several degrees. Once the moisture freezes at a temperature of 32°F (0°C), the temperature of the ice remains there, shielding the roots from lower temperatures. Snow cover works in the same way, for our northern friends!
Late spring freezes often affects the moisture in the plants stems, which is being pumped up by the roots, along with nutrients, to form foliage and flowers. This mixture is usually referred to as "sap", and as we all know, is drawn from some species of Maple trees to make syrup.
Severe cold can freeze and expand the sap, causing the stem to rupture. Once the stream of sap is interrupted, the stem will eventually die. Happened to several of my Hydrangeas, in my artic microclimate, during the Easter debacle two years past.
Be sure to check your plants for moisture during the winter.
Since the herbaceous and deciduous ones have no foliage to signal you, if you are experiencing little rainfall, you will need to check the soil around the roots. I do so by inserting a forefinger in the root zone soil. If it's dry to a depth of 3-4 inches, watering is advised.
I just checked on ours and it looks just fine after several nights the last week of single digit temps. It is in an area subject to EXTREME drought conditions, between a red maple and a red cedar, so it has not taken off, but it appears to be fairly happy for all of that.
Oh, wow! I was very interested in this thread but really love your input, Nippersdad. Plants that can be fairly happy in dry conditions are wonderful to identify. I'm off to shop for armandii. I've done that before and happen to know there are enough selections to constitute a small candy store. :) Thanks, and thanks Razorback for asking.
Hi Rosie:
We live on the top of a hill with soil that was "swept" for forty or fifty years. As a result, we have only subsoils with which to work. I like to think that if it can survive here, it will thrive elsewhere (though I don't know if that is actually true). My entire yard is an experiment in extreme drought conditions because there is no soil to hold water even when it rains (LOL!).
I planted several different vines along a fence just to see what would grow well in our conditions and Clematis Armandii is holding on pretty well....you should have little difficulty with it. What is going gangbusters is the passion vine planted for swallowtail butterfly caterpillars! If you have some poor, dry soil that you want to utilize, this might be a really good choice.
Sounds kind of like my hill. The people who lived here in a mobile home before we bought it had teenagers, and I seem to be gardening on a large former parking lot. It does come with its own Passionflower vine, though. How is it doing in controlled conditions? I love the ones that are among the first responders after land clearing, but gangbusters about says it and I've hesitated so far to move it into areas I hope to bring under some kind of control.
Hi Rosie:
I raised mine from seed and it has only been in for a couple of years, so I couldn't really say whether or not it will be controllable yet. I have been aiming for survival so far, what with all of the droughts, and it really hadn't occurred to me that it might become a problem. Famous last words? Thanks for the heads up; I'll keep an eye on it.
Having planted for droughts, there are a lot of things I probably haven't been thinking about. This winter I have already lost half of my five year old Daphnes to the rain! Gardening is nothing if not unpredictable.
Boy, is that true and reminds me of my mysterious portal to the underworld. I wanted to keep downspout water in a certain area and expected most of it to run off the strategically positioned large flat rocks into that area. After a beautiful young gardenia died, I sat out there during a 2" downpour and found most of the water was disappearing into the ground directly below the rocks and not running off at all. I filled that area myself (wheelbarrow by wheelbarrow), and HOW this happens I don't understand. Meanwhile, the nearby shrubs I would at least expect to benefit from my miscalculation were dying from drought.
Regarding the passion flowers, it may just be a tribute to their seeds. I hope so. I can pull up seedlings. It's underground runners that give me nightmares. Like trumpet vine, which I'd tuck in everywhere if only...
most of the water was disappearing into the ground directly below the rocks and not running off at all. I filled that area myself (wheelbarrow by wheelbarrow), and HOW this happens I don't understand
I would think that someone had buried some organic material there (e.g., tree trunks) and they had finally decomposed, leaving only the space that they had occupied.
I had to laugh at that "mysterious portal to the underworld" and the "strategically placed rocks"! I don't know how many of my grand plans went wrong once the hard Georgia clay of reality set in (my terrace got a LOT smaller, for one).
Esh has a point that might be worth checking on, though. It is simply unbelievable what folks had no problem burying even just a few years ago. I had a developer bury a house (with contents), two acres of trees, trash and brush in a sixty ft. X 25 ft. X twenty ft. deep pit a hundred feet from my well ten years ago; broke about 170 laws in the process. The county and state refused to do anything about it....one of the guys at Ga EPA actually argued with me about what thou shalt not in the code meant! He now runs the department.....
If you have a well it might be an idea to do a little trenching.
Oh! Rosie, I forgot to mention. You are right about that trumpet vine. I have had occasion to see it in action and it does tend to be invasive if not sited properly.
I have this wonderful neighbor who has done me the favor of allowing her bamboo to run wild on her side of the fence...I was so delighted that I then planted orange and yellow trumpet vine all along our front adjoining property line for her delectation...IT IS GORGEOUS! Huge running vines that one can actually see racing across her meticulously cut front lawn, growing out of our dark hedge looking for the light.
When the bamboo reaches our septic tank lines, I am considering rewarding her with wisteria. Let it not be said that I do not fully appreciate and properly remunerate good neighbors! While that trumpet creeper might have been a mistake in hindsight, I am sure the same cannot be said of wisteria....right?. ;)
From personal experience I feel sure your neighbor would love wisteria too. So beautiful and so easy to grow. Mine could reach across the 7-foot gap between our house and garage within two weeks, greeting us after each summer vacation with a lovely dappled-shade passage. More than once friends were surprised when the vine shot seeds at them, which was fun to see, but I really appreciated it for the way it cobra-squeeze destroyed the old wood arbor my husband didn't want to work on, giving me an excuse to replace the posts with metal 4x4s with decorative heavy metal brackets.
I'm not sure anything can match the gift of bamboo, though. I once appraised a house in an old neighborhood belonging to an elderly lady. After her husband died and son moved to New York, it got so lonely it moved into her garage looking for her, then swept across their rear yard to visit four adjoining elderly neighbors and their yards, before finally finding her and moving into her rear porch and laundry room. About that time her son came to visit her, instead of vice versa, and I got called when he decided she needed to leave before it tried to join her at the kitchen table. BTW, the home, garage, and retaining walls between all these hillside properties were total losses, with all requiring extensive bulldozer work, but for economic reasons only the property for sale and one other actually got the 40'-tall bamboo and its underground structure bulldozed out...
Buried a house and contents (?!) definitely tops anything here, although I guess the GaEPA problem-solver (of interfering with business as usual apparently) official is mine too. In my case I do happen to know there's not even a shed or old bed buried in this area, just our usual light clay piled up behind a short retaining wall.
A bit of a wander from Clematis armandii. On shopping I found that Chalk Hill Nursery has closed. So sad. That was the first place I automatically looked. I also want to try a solid-cream (no speckles) Clematis cirrhosa for winter flowers, but I'm going to have to find them at some other nursery, after it opens in spring apparently.
Don't waste your time calling the GA EPD about violations, they will become irritated that you bothered them and refer you to your county enforcement office, which is populated by seat-burners. NOTHING will be done!
Been there twice, nothing was ever done, even though the violations were severe enough that the perps should be serving time in Federal prison.
Rosie, that bamboo story was great! I can easily see it happening too. I get the warm fuzzies every time I think about my neighbor's generosity. I was thinking especially good thoughts about her the other day when I had to dig up the septic tank and hand pull the roots out of the intake pipe. That was when I thought up the wisteria idea. Ahhhh, memories; Bloody Mary's are good and can be used to sterilize things as well (good and good for you! A two fer!).
I am so very glad that you don't have a burial problem on your site. I know: hard to believe. I eventually got it taken care of (though I lost my well for potable use), but only after sending letters to Roy Barnes and spending fourteen grand in the courts. Sixty or seventy dump truck/tip loads removed; The developer called me a commie. I don't think that even that would work anymore. The irony is that Georgia has the sole legal right of enforcement (no citizen's legal standing provision) which leaves the Feds and individuals powerless until someone comes down with cancer and can prove the source. At which point the problem of containment and cleanup is the new property owners'. I spoke with a Fed EPD officer from Gwinnett at the time with the same problem...he moved rather than fight. The better part of valor? I know that this is all very off topic, but it is always good to get this type of info out to those who might find themselves in similar straits, however much of a bore it might seem. :)
RB, you are absolutely right! GA EPD and County Codes Enforcement are useless by design. I often think that mostly the wrong people are in prison these days.
I noticed that you were talking about mahonia on another thread in a way which made me wonder if you are in the market. I have some (six or eight) which the birds planted under a Washington Hawthorn which is undergoing Oak Decline. They may not survive the direct sunlight they will be exposed to this summer. Do you want them? I haven't a suitable area prepared yet and would hate to see them go to waste.
Thanks, but I will pass on Mahonia. One of my least favorite members of the Barberry Family.
I grow 2 species, M. bealei (Alien-Introduced) and M. aquifolium (NW Native-Introduced into GA).
M. bealei will thrive in just about any location, full shade to full sun. I planted one in a strategic, full sun location several years ago to prevent a utility meter reader from using one of my raised flower beds as a shortcut. That worked extremely well! The darn shrub is now HUGE! Wouldn't worry about too much sun for those.
I also have to remove dozens of seedlings every year, scattered all over the property, thanks to our feathered friends. So does everyone else I know that grows them!
I think he was likely asking me, and I have to pass too, but regretfully because I do really appreciate them for their fragrant winter flowers (my one plant is blooming right now). Thanks for the offer. When I planted it, I had the idea my garden was too cold for it to spread, but soon after a neighbor offered me one he "found" in his garden. After that I decided to keep it, for now anyway, but cut off the flowers when they finish blooming. A quick and easy job as there's little required in the garden this time of year.
Thanks also for the information, Nippersdad. You may be a Commie (funny!) if you... Object to buyers beware as the basic environmental safeguard? Object to hiring and paying expensive public employees to specifically not do their jobs?
Yeah, don't worry about saving those Mahonia. They certainly are Mahonia bealei, which has been gaining status as an invasive plant. I just removed 5 of them from my neighbor's stream side. I left 3 of them for now, but de-bloomed them all. I have pulled them out of my property as well.
Next to my neighbor's volunteer mahonias were some other "goodies" - I took out 3 elaeagnus (silver on the back side of the leaves), 1 fruiting nandina and a bunch of babies and the usual chinese privet. I pulled a couple of big pieces of japanese honeysuckle but much more was left behind. A variable cornucopia of invasives. I am just grateful we don't have English ivy and wisteria around here.
And gad, what an awful story about dealing with buried trash! Thank goodness you prevailed.
Hi John:
I'm sorry, I was unclear. I grew the passion vine from seed. I think that the Clematis Armandii would be far easier to propagate from cuttings. Unlike the Montana, I don't recall a lot of seed from the Armandii (any seed, really). I'll keep an eye out...
Esh, Rosie and Razorback: I had no idea that mahonia was so prolific! I just remember the box parterres filled with Mahonia and liked them as a child. I had little idea that I was one of the few who did. Most of my gardening tastes were formed in gardens laid out in the twenties. Anything I come up with on my own would, no doubt, be considered a horror show for those more up to date in garden fashion than I.
My efforts to date have largely been more to get rid of grass and introduce shade than any attempt at habitat restoration....though I hope to get there once I have the bones of the garden complete.


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Sitting lethargically Shimmering in stage lights In awaiting of breath To bring life. A verse to play A chorus in waiting,, My notes are Daintly gentle, Delicately soft. As you move up my body With a gliss of grace The heart will fly Into a crescendo of heat. Into diminished softness I reside, Delicately gentle, Daintly soft,,,, To bring life, A breath awaits,,,


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Alice: Madness Returns (PC) Performance Review - PAGE 1
Chris Ledenican - Monday, June 27th, 2011 Like ShareAlice: Madness Returns is the sequel to 2000 PC game, American McGee's Alice, and like its predecessor follows the events surrounding a darker and more mentally unstable Alice. If you're not familiar with the first game, it takes place years after Alice's first ascent into Wonderland and is set shortly after the events of Through the Looking-Glass.
In the first game, Alice became traumatized by her family's untimely demise in an accidental house fire. As time passes, she slowly descends into madness and is institutionalized in Rutledge Asylum, placed under the care of Dr. Heironymous Wilson. While in the asylum she is transported into Wonderland, but like Alice's mental state, Wonderland is also darker and at times more psychotic than before. To make issues worse, the Queen of Hearts has taken control of Wonderland and it is up to Alice to restore Wonderland and her sanity.
The second game takes place immediately after the events of the first, but Alice has been released from the Rutledge Asylum and now resides at an orphanage in Victorian London. Still haunted by the demise of her parents, Alice regularly visits Dr. Bumby, who is helping her to forget the past so she can move on. However, after an unproductive visit with Dr. Bumby, Alice is again transported to Wonderland where she must face a new foe and confront the truth behind the fire that killed her parents.
The reason we are following Alice down the rabbit hole is not to evaluate the game, but rather to gauge the performance of Alice: Madness Returns and see what PC hardware is recommended to properly play it. Since the game engine utilizes the Unreal 3 Engine it should be playable on most systems, but to make sure we are going to see how it performs while using as many Nvidia and AMD based graphics cards as we can find.
The video options screen in Alice: Madness Returns is rather basic and only allows for changes to the game's resolution, Anti-Aliasing, 3D Vision, Motion Blur, Post Process, Dynamic Shadows and PhysX. With the Anti-Aliasing options being limited to either on or off, and no filtering options to even toggle, it will be up to the user to fine tune these changes on their own through the graphics card control panel before they will take affect in the game.
The PhysX option at the bottom of the menu is designed to work solely with Nvidia based graphics cards and is a multi-threaded physics simulation. With PhysX enabled, the GPU is able to calculate the dynamics of clothing, characters, explosions, liquid and so on. This increases the visual effects of in-game movement and adds to the overall feel of the video game. However, since Nvidia is the only company that supports PhysX, their products are required to properly utilize this technology.
The video menu in Alice: Madness Returns has three options for PhysX; Low, Medium and High. Each option will adjust the degree to which PhysX is leveraged in the game. When the PhysX level is set to Low, there will be less dynamic cloth, character and liquid moments, and when set to High, the effects will naturally be greater.
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Jan 27, 2011 9:09 AM by Bea Karnes
The American flag from the Challenger Shuttle will be raised over the Air Force Academy tomorrow morning in honor of the 25th anniversary of the Challenger disaster.
More than 4,000 cadets will attend the 7:00 a.m. ceremony.
The Challenger flag was flown on the shuttle during its fateful mission. It survived the explosion.
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The Fashion Department Returns from Broome
For Condé Nast Traveler's March fashion feature, "The Distant Shore," our fashion department traveled to Broome, Australia. Closer to Singapore than to Sydney, cinema-worthy Broome is where Orient meets Outback. The Daily Traveler sat down with Associate Style and Accessories Editor Tiffany Gifford to discuss the trip.
DT: Why Broome?
Tiffany Gifford: We had planned on going to India, but changed the shoot at the last minute when violence broke out there. Our photographer was held hostage in a Mumbai hotel and, when she fled, her equipment, money, and Australian passport were all left there. She only had a temporary passport, so we went to her. It worked out beautifully; the Kimberley region of western Australia is breathtaking. It ended up being the perfect backdrop for our story, which we had to completely change in a matter of days!
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