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@thebirds88 1. In most cases, I would agree there is a difference between a one year coach and a five year coach with regard to possible improvement. But is Monty really a five year coach? If the roster keeps turning over and he has a new set of guys not only year to year, but game to game, is it improbable to thing that growth can happen with steadiness.
2. We have probably not done a good enough job on this site, and that is our fault, but Monty does not advocate stagnant iso ball. His sets are actually really beautiful when he gets the chance to run them. But, when he has to keep switching guys in and out, he has to dumb the offense down. Last summer, for instance, he said he only got through about 30% of his playbook because the guys were all learning so much new stuff already. Keep continuity and I would love to see what our offense looks like with 100% available. I mean, we are 8th in Off. Rating this year, and have been top 5 most of the season. Imagine having guys stay healthy and some continuity on top of that.
3. The defense has been climbing each and every month. Started off a bottom 3 defense, but since the acquisition of Pondexter, it has been middle of the pack in the NBA. Again, imagine health and continuity added on to that.
@nolaboy76 I will say this - Are some possibly guilty of using recency bias with regard to Anderson and forgetting who he was prior to this season?
There are many examples of a player returning to form in their second season after a major injury. Remember, Ryno had no offseason conditioning essentially. If he enters this summer healthy and can focus on conditioning, isn't it more likely that he returns to form (where he was consistently amongst the highest in the entire league in Net Rtg) than he just continues to struggle for the rest of his career?
The hardest thing for people to do is not weigh yesterday more than the six months prior to yesterday. But the 6 months prior to yesterday help far more when trying to predict the future than yesterday.
@wilthomas178 Buyouts only happen in extreme cases, and Jrue wouldn't be one of those. Even in the worst case scenario, he is only a bad contract next year. After that, he is expiring and would count for 11% or so of the new cap.
But that is worst case. Personally, I am putting my money on a healthy Holiday moving forward.
@xman20002000 @504ever @Michael McNamara Personally, I am a fan of Q-Pon, Cole, Ajinca long term and DC if we move Ryno (but not as a SF). Babbitt, I would keep as an 11th man, but not as a permanent rotation player. Withey is what he is, IMO and so is Hamilton.
I think we are health and one wing added via the MLE away from being a really good team that can go 10 deep with anyone
@504ever Let's not forget that this same bottom of the roster (minus Cole) got blown out by the Pacers in embarrassing fashion.
We should never take too much for a good win or a bad loss, but rather step back and look at everything. Let's get more evidence over the next few weeks, because I guarantee these same guys will have one or two stinkers and people will come out saying they are the worst players ever after those games.
@Pelican Poster @Michael McNamara They traded for Ish. Big difference. I think that is where you are confused.
OKC basically gave us cash and a 'fake guy' to trade later to take Smith and then cut him.
I know all this stuff is confusing because some things were done to make other things work or to oblige by CBA rules, but basically Dell swapped Salmons for Cole and some cash and waived Douglas.
@Pelican Poster What do you mean 'sign Ish first'?
@Cmac2004 @Michael McNamara @ryanschwan The last thing OKC needs is more guys with 25%+ usage rates
@Cmac2004 @Michael McNamara @ryanschwan Can't see OKC ever doing that. They have Waiters and Morrow as scoring guards off the bench. Don't know why they would pay Gordon 15.5 mil next year to have such a little impact
@isthisyourhomeworklawrence This organization goes after character guys. Sanders maybe has the most questionable character in the league. Couldn't imagine they even discuss him, let alone sign him
@504ever There is a 0% chance smoothing begins this summer. The proposal on the table is for the smoothing to begin in summer of 2016 - for the cap to go up to say 80 or 85 mil as opposed to 90 or 95.
The cap this summer will be in the mid to high 60's
Here were my trades for the record:
1.) Jarrett Jack and Kevin Garnett for Eric Gordon and a future pick
(if not Garnett, then Mirza Teletovic and maybe another contract)
Thought process - Brooklyn blows it up, dumps a year of Jack and gets a pick in the future when they have none.
We get a backup guard for 40% the price
2.) Gordon for Scola, Copeland, Watson, and either Miles or Ian Mahinmi
3.) Gordon and Babbitt for Stuaskas, D. Williams, and R. Sessions
3-way trade:
Omer Asik and Caron Butler to the Raptors
Terrence Ross, C. Hayes, Raps 1st rounder, and Ajinca to Pistons
Greg Monroe and Hansbrough to Pels
* Monroe for 4 yrs/60 mil or Asik for 3-5 yrs at 10 mil per?
1.) Ryan Anderson and Joel Freeland to the Bobcats
Marvin Williams to the Blazers
Thomas Robinson, Gary Neal, Noah Vonleh, and Charlotte protected 1st round pick to Pelicans
Ryno and Gordon
1.) Ryan Anderson and Eric Gordon for Kevin Love, B. Haywood, and James Jones
then move Asik for Terrance Ross and C. Hayes
2.) Ryno and Gordon for D. Williams, McLemore, Sessions, Hollins, and Landry
You got your 4 big rotation with Landry and Ajinca. Have a ton of money for FA
Trade Tyreke at Peak value
1. ) Evans for Goran Dragic and TJ Warren
2. ) Ryan Anderson and Tyreke Evans for K. Faried, Afflalo, G. Harris (Faried deal is 4/50)
3.) R. Anderson and Tyreke for Carmelo Anthony
@New City I think you are underselling it a bit. I want to see these teams who are missing 100 combined minutes and a combined PER of 65 who won games against decent teams. I doubt it happens that often.
20 of our 30 FT attempts came in the 4th, and 9 of those came from Ryno. He was also responsible for fouling Ibaka out, and him drawing fouls early in the quarter got us into the bonus with 7+ minutes left (which led to other FTs).
AD was amazing, and Reke did more good than bad, but Ryno's 4th quarter was the difference to me. Hopefully our guards can learn from it. In this two game home and home with OKC, Westbrook shot 24 FT's. Tyreke, Gordon, Jimmer, Q-Pon, and DC combined for 9. Our perimeter players simply must get to the line more.
But great win. Hopefully they win their last three at home before AS break and head into that week off with a 3-4 game lead over OKC plus the tiebreaker.
@josephplum He is near the top of the league, as are the Pelicans in general. They drive plenty, but their guards are all among the worst in the league when it comes to free throw attempts per drive.
@6thMan Several of those FT's come from Asik (1st on the team in rate and 3rd in total attempts) and he misses a large percentage. As noted above, Tyreke is 2nd in attempts and he shoots relatively poorly too. Yes, other guys could increase their FT rates and that would help, but the guard has the ball in his hand and is the one attacking. That puts more pressure on a D.
You can mask the problem in a lot of different ways, and obviously get away with it on some or most nights, but without at least one guard or perimeter player who can get to the line at will (and makes them), you will have droughts like the one we saw last night and games where you lose to teams that you should beat.
@New City Top guards/wings with regard to free throw rate include James Harden, Kyle Lowry, Damian Lillard, Jeff Teague, Gordon Hayward, Ty Lawson, Lou Williams, Isaiah Thomas, Cory Joseph, Manu Ginobli, DJ Augustin, CJ Watson, Mario Chalmers, Jeremy Lin
I can go on and on. Not exactly high flyers. If Jrue or Eric had a FT rate anything close to those guys, there would be no problem.
To add to this - I would love the conversation to start to shift over the next few weeks from: Who starts? to How many minutes does each guy get? And Who finishes?
Those two things are far more important than who gets to be on the court when the ball gets thrown up
@Michael Pellissier @ryanschwan McLemore is only so high because of how terrible the rest of his team is from behind the arc. Fewest 3-pointers made per game of any guy on this list. Not saying I wouldn't want him for free, but his place on this list has as much to do with his teammates as him.
@kfte At this point, this is pretty much where I am with Ajinca too. Had a few really good games and is obviously improved, but I think those who are so willing to dump Asik and give this guy big minutes are getting ahead of themselves.
That said, if I were Dell, I would want to see more because I need to make my evaluation before I head into this summer. I would be asking Monty to find him consistent minutes to see if he can be a game in, game out quality big man.
@mvpmb10 Danny Green and Draymond G will get double what we have to offer or more. Gerald Green is a nice option, but might be out of our price range too and Harris definitely can't be had for the MLE. Corey Brewer isn't a big enough upgrade, and Demarre would be ideal but again might be out of our price range, only having the MLE.
My point was that if we couldn't get a clear upgrade at SF (Green's, Demarre) then it might be better to go after a G or C as opposed to a marginal upgrade like Corey Brewer or Wesley Johnson with the MLE
@isthisyourhomeworklawrence I think you answered your own question with the last statement you made there
I really agree with the majority of these. My only changes would be:
B+ for Holiday (Mason had A-). Just still not aggressive enough on the offensive end consistently.
B- for Evans (Mason had a B), I just think the off ball defense has been so bad and it is hard for me to overlook that when our defense has been our downfall.
Other than that, I agree. What does everyone else think?
@504ever @Michael McNamara @6thMan My philosophy wouldn't be to "try new things" whenever a major piece struggled because maybe one of my minimum guys could break through. I agree it might work once in a while, but it wouldn't be my tactic.
I would stick with Ryno and bet that he will break through before I bet that Ajinca becomes the next Speights.
@504ever @6thMan @Michael McNamara Austin Rivers looked terrific for the first 8 games this season. Aminu for a few games at the beginning of multiple seasons. Heck, George Zidek looked like he was gonna win rookie of the year after his first few games.
I want to believe in Ajinca's two great games, but I am going to assume that it is an aberration for now. The game before and the game after those two games in which Ajinca got major minutes, he went 6-15 (40%) and scored 14 points (less than 1 point per shot)
I don't think any two game sample size should be used. Ajinca has a decent enough body of work, and so does Ryno. And to me, taking away minutes from Ryno to give to Ajinca does not lead to more wins over a large period of time.
@6thMan What about a 3rd possibility - What if everything you said is true and the only way for him to get back to his old form on the boards, on D, and with his shot is for him to work himself back into shape?
Sure, it might hurt us in the short term this season, and 5-8 wins might be lost, but we aren't winning the title this year anyway. If its about the long term, use this season to get back into shape, both mentally and physically, and then be on track to kill it next year and beyond.
@bpec12 My guess is that most aren't, because most tend to just look at results at not process.
But I would think that some would still see some flaws in spite of the record. That is my best guess.
@dschmid4 I hate using it too - especially when my evaluation says some of our players are low in that category, but if I say CP3 has a high IQ, then there has to be a flip side. To me, the IQ of a player can be seen when a play breaks down or something goes wrong - does he know what the high percentage play is without someone having to tell him? Is he always aware of game situation - not just score and shot clock, but whether his team is in the bonus, who specifically on the other team is in foul trouble, opponents tendencies, etc.
These guys are usually referred to as "coaches on the floor" because a coach is (or at least should be) always aware of these things. Players with lower IQ revert to base instincts and get frazzled when something doesn't go the way it should. They also think of each possession in a vacuum, rather than seeing the big picture (the entire game or even season as a whole). Example - a great PG gets certain guys touches early, even if it is not the most efficient offensive option, because he knows it will keep them engaged throughout the remainder of the game.
I would love if we had more of these types of players, and it is possible that some grow into it over time. But they are on the other side of the IQ scale currently.
@ljoseph242001 You couldn't find two more similar coaches than Monty and Mark Jackson IMO.
@DonDP Just as an FYI - about 90% of this article was written more than a week ago. Had little or nothing to do with Philly game
@SamuelAdamScott Hungry for a backup PG!!
@bobmurrell That site is not as clear.
Their obligations to the Clippers are essentially extinguished after they get our own 2nd rounder this year. We will not owe the Grizz pick to anyone.. It is ours for now, but expect it to be moved by February in all likelihood
@504ever I feel like that solidifies the roster, but I don't know if it makes it transcendent if that makes sense.
I think that in the next two years, they will have to swing for a triple or a homer with some move to really become a contender
@mvpmb10 His next few moves will be more important than his last few. He has less room for error moving forward than he did in the past, but if he can hit a few doubles and maybe one triple or homer, this is a championship caliber team.
Just can't strike out (ex. Another Gordon contract with subsequent production)
@thouse I agree that "return is key" but there are different kinds of returns.
Example- Lets say you dump Tyreke for nothing and sign Wes Matthews to a similar contract, haven't you effectively traded Tyreke for Matthews?
With that being the case, I don't think actually getting return in the trade is necessarily important if you know you can lock up another guy with that money. That was my overall point.
@champsworld504 I just hope there is no Nick Anderson who is gonna make me look like a chump since I am a little rusty.
@bsbob I think our memories are very convenient. Or maybe inconvenient.
The play that gave us the lead was a designed play. It was not an iso for Tyreke. It got AD a 3-pt opportunity.
I don't mind people pointing out the bad - there was a lot there last night. But there is a TON of hyperbole after a loss, especially after a stomach punching one like last night.
@6thMan Jimmer took one last night and I thought it was huge. Jrue hit two last night and one in the Suns game, both in key moments.
Jrue's came at the end of the shot clock last night, so I don't know if he got the green light as much as he had to take it. Either way, I believe those type of shots open up the offense for future possessions, whether you make them or miss them. If you make them, double bonus - good for short term and long term.
@msise22 @Michael McNamara @ryanschwan Well, I personally try to stick to things I can prove, quantify, or justify. Something as generic as "they looked sluggish" holds no value to me. It can't be proved or disproved, and without access to every moment of their life, the reasoning for it can't be found even if I did see it the same way as you did.
Thats where this all stems from. You want us to type things like that for some reason. We likely will not in the future. I hope you can get some value from our writing even without analysis like that.
@msise22 @Michael McNamara @ryanschwan So you thought he looked sluggish. Okay, now what? This is what I said I wanted explained to me. How do we analyze that or measure that? How is it provable and how do we even begin to deduce what the cause may be if true?
Explain that to me, and maybe it will be in a future recap.
@msise22 @ryanschwan Yeah, Ryan - get your laziness and sluggishness meter out and start measuring!!
I never get this claim, made by fans after a home loss usually. What's the implication here - that they didn't want to win? That they didn't care? That the coach told them not to try? That their personal chefs gave them a dinner that left them sluggish and unable to go full out, so they are to blame?
Please somebody explain this to me.
@504ever As I pointed out - it has to be a guy on the final year of his contract with no options. Dudley is not eligible.
@504ever @Jimmy Lee Dobbs No, you get an exception worth up to 5.4 million to sign or trade for a player. But the player has to be on the last year of their deal. So, for example, the Pels could use this exception (if they get it) to trade for Kirilenko and wouldn't have to send back any salary
@504ever I would say unprecedented, mostly due to his number of fouls and turnovers. You can find a handful of guy in history that make as many good plays. But none that make that many good plays with the absence of bad ones that result in fouls or turnovers
@kaiokleinhans Other teams have tried. He seems to have no interest in playing in the NBA right now
@Steven J Again, a lot of guys aren't on this list because we don't have the assets to get them. If multiple teams are going after him, that basically means we are out of the hunt. We have no assets to trade. We can only get scrap heap guys, unless we include Rivers which solves one problem but creates another.
@kaiokleinhans Would only have the MLE to get Green, but it might be enough. Either him or Demarree Carroll (with Draymond Green being the dream).
Would be a nice offseason, and it would be great to see the Rockets never get a pick for Asik
@kaiokleinhans We don't really have future 2nds or 1sts to offer, though. That is why the guys on this list aren't very good. The Asik 1st rounder protection is so weird that it makes it really hard to trade a future 1st and we don't have a 2nd rounder until 2017 at the earliest - and we might not even have that one if we are a top team that year


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|May 16, 2012, 11:11 PM
Good points. 240 is an "overgrade" for an S107. A 180 or 200 might be usable as a substitute in a pinch but most of the time a bigger battery isn't warranted.
Of course your mileage may vary.
|May 17, 2012, 06:01 AM
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Just a quick 'heads up' to cheap S107's in the UK..
It's a gadget shop - similar to the Red5 store. I was passing their shop in Eldon Square, Newcastle and they had S107's for just £19.99. Good price! I'd get in quick as they're sure to sell fast.
Steve (already got 4 S107's but is tempted to buy a couple more at that price!)
|May 17, 2012, 10:12 AM
Has any one got the 107C if so how good or bad is it,please
|May 18, 2012, 12:13 AM
|May 18, 2012, 09:22 AM
I found a shop in Germany but the P+P is high well it is to me
surly if it looks like a 107 is there not some thing we can add to ours,like buy that same under frame and then get a camera like they have or am I being silly
there is one that I found but it's not a Syma but there are plenty of spares for it,i just happy that I have my 107 s but like some folks I want a bigger one even though I can not fly properly
but at least these 107 s are cheep to repair not like my Walkera's,
|May 18, 2012, 09:49 AM
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One other thing is that there really is not much extra lifting power in a normal S107. It's easy to fry the main motors with extended flight times or excessive weight hung on it.
I think you would get easily bored with indoor videos even if you could get your S107 to lift a little camera.
Just MHO
Something like the 2.4 Ghz Blade mQX baby quad is about as small as it gets for a camera platform and it can fly outside in some ammount of breeziness with out too much trouble.
John in Merrill
PS That said, you can get the Syma S107C from RCFever here http://www.rc-fever.com/syma-s107c-i...e-p-15205.html
|May 18, 2012, 11:45 AM
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considering you can literally buy 10 symas for the price of one mqx it probably is a better camera platform. imo a v911 would be a more appropriate comparison. no problem lifting a stipped $7 keycam however there are issues with vibration. small copters are not well suited for this application.
|May 18, 2012, 12:34 PM
However, I would never imagine putting a camera on my v911. Considering its flight characteristics with vibration, fast piro rate, flybar strikes, and flying like a bucking horse "features", I think I would puke watching any video from it.
The S107C has its limitations. It won't work as a nice outdoor flyer for sure. But from the reviews I've read, it sure looks like a decent indoor flyer. It's made to function as a toy. As long as you remember that, you should be pretty happy about it.
|May 18, 2012, 03:45 PM
I took one of my S107Gs out the other night just after sunset just for grins. It was pretty miserable, even the lightest of breezes overcame it and without extreme care in aiming the Tx LEDs at it the thing fell out of the air. This even happened with the heli turned at some angles such as head-on toward the Tx.
Perhaps I'm spoiled, but a small 2.4GHz 4CH or even the pricy and lame Blade Scout 3CH beats the pants off trying to fly an S107 outdoors.
As far as flying with an onboard micro-DVR goes, one of your cheapest options is to shop for a good price on an S022 Big Chinook tandem coax. Dollycopter though she may be with the faux military fuselage, that sucker has the power to carry 808/909 keyfobs or my own favorite "bic lighter" micro-DVRs.
The U.S./N. America version is 27MHz, which if you read the "Big Chinook" thread here you'll see has interference issues serious enough that you should handle them with care (lotta power there). But by making sure I extend the dragtenna and the Tx's whip this has been a minimal issue for me. The Euro version is 40MHz and might be even better but seems to be illegal in N. America.
Being big and heavy and having 4 rotors of power these can handle somewhat more breeze but not a lot. I was out for a short flight once this year, started fighting to keep it from landing on the roof, and before I knew it the heli was above the treetops then over the next block. I got lucky, there's a park over there and it came down in the open with no damage. Sure wish the DVR hadn't failed on that flight though! Make sure you have them charged before taking off. Mine had run out of juice and left me with only a corrupted AVI file.
|May 18, 2012, 10:10 PM
The s107c is shorter and the blades are even shorter than the regular S107g.
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|May 19, 2012, 06:46 PM
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I have controlling range problem with my S107... Was working good then suddenly problem happened...
My IR controlling range became really short... So short a need to put it about 1 inch max from the infrared receiver of the heli to make it react. Everythink works OK on the heli and all control works, but I need to be 1 inch close else nothing happen...
I checked the board soldering of IR receiver and they are OK. The transmitter and receiver are clean.. Replaced the battery in the remote but no success...
Anybody know whats the problem???
|May 19, 2012, 07:02 PM
Look for cold solder and re-flow the solder points if necessary. Hopefully, you could isolate, find and fix the issue.
|May 19, 2012, 07:22 PM
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I can now say that it's the TX IR light that don't works. Tried to see it with my camera and I dont see anything, then compared with my TV remote and the IR light is really evident... I will open my remote to try to repair it, but I will probably buy another S107 kit so I will have 2 heli but only 1 remote...
|May 19, 2012, 07:31 PM
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Is there any test I can do with a multimeter? I checked the board components and soldering of the remote and everything seems OK...
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Another highlight from the Art Basel Hong Kong week was Takashi Murakami's new exhibition at Galerie Perrotin in central Hong Kong. In celebration of the gallery's 20-year relationship with Mr Murakami, this is the Japanese artist's 9th showing with Perrotin. This particular new body of work features Murakami's "famous alter-ego Mr. Dob and self-portraits of the artist surrounded by his emblematic characters including Kaikai and Kiki with epure backgrounds of skulls pattern."
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Art fairs, especially when you get on the circuit like we have been over the past few years, can be overwhelming. Art Basel Hong Kong is no different. There is a ton to see, lots of new galleries to read up on, maybe some similar artists, but mostly this is a crash course in over 50 Asian galleries that we didn't have first-hand experience with.
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Hens with Pens is a weird and wonderful take on hen party life drawing. To draw out the the inner creative spirit of our hens we provide them with berets and moustaches to don throughout their two hours, making the traditional life drawing class full of fun and helping hens bond on their important party night. To set the scene, Hens with Pens also provides a soundtrack of retro swing music, making the session more lyrical and tongue in cheek. If you've never drawn before, it doesn't matter, we think it's more important you have fun and we recognise that creativity comes in all shapes and sizes.
In the first hour, we get hens to do some low-pressure portraits of each other that can and usually do have hilarious consequences! These always embrace the personalities of the group but we also teach traditional techniques for those that want to pick up a few tips. At halftime, we sneak in the model so he's a surprise for the Bride-to-be. My business partner, Penny, agrees that our most common questions are "Is the model nude?", and "Does he get shy?". But it's all in a day's work for a life model. As trained artists, Penny and I understand the male-dominated traditions of the art academy and life-drawing, and that's why we like to have so much fun subverting this institution by dressing as the cliché artiste, and drawing a male model, for a modern twist!
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I have WS Sweet William that is three years old. I thought it was biennial. However, I have two patches that are 1'x 2' each that are bright green and healthy looking.
Should I prune back all of this lush foliage? I have been searching throughout GW for info on this, and I found one discussion here from '06 that vera_eastern posted. However, I would like some more guidance about how or what to prune on the Sweet William.
Of course, I'm a bit leery to do too much pruning, too, since I've been doing quite a bit of clean up with our unusually warm March weather, and we could easily have frosts and snow yet. I don't want to kill the SW by pruning too early.
FWIW, I found delphinium stalks coming up and Agastache putting out some growth as well as Irish Eyes Ruds and more. (Not to mention all the bulbs I planted last fall--I'm hoping for a fun spring show with the bulbs this year.)
I could post a picture tomorrow if it would help others to see what I am asking about regarding the foliage and pruning of SW.
Thanks for any help and guidance!
Below are two pictures I took this morning. I also checked The Well-Tended Perennial Garden that I checked out from the library. (Duh! Look at the book!) Well-tended said that SW can be perennial if not allowed to go to seed. I think this is what I did, since I tend to deadhead frequently and have not collected much seed from many plants--yet. :)
However, it said to divide and/or prune in the spring. After looking at the picks, do the two clumps look like they need dividing or pruning?
Thanks for guidance!
You can prune them, or pinch them back. BUT, you might sacrifice blooms. They're probably already budding. If you don't see any buds, go ahead. I did mine the other day knowing I would lose some. Oh, and what you snip off, place in a frost protect space in good moist potting mix, and watch them root. Outdoors is fine, morning sun or no sun.
Thank you so much, Token! I do not see buds yet, but I see where the buds will be, if that makes sense. :)
I think I'm going to pinch, prune, and divide, but I'm going to wait another week. We are having unseasonably warm weather here right now--20+ degrees above average normal--and it is supposed to drop back into the 30s and 20s with snow over the weekend. I'll wait to see what Ma Nature pinches and prunes first before I do my work. :)
Thank you, too, for the rooting suggestions. People have commented on this multicolored SW (it makes all different color flowers on the bloom clusters, including some with white, pink, red, and mixtures of each), and it would be great to propagate more so easily to give away.


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Amkor Readying Fan Out WLP TechnologyDecember 24, 2010 3:34 am | News | Comments
At the recent IEEE ESTC conference in Berlin Amkor described two unique fan out WLP development processes which attempt to address lower cost solutions.
Scaling volumes help CPV gain credibilityDecember 23, 2010 11:34 pm | by I-Micronews | News | Comments
The ramp of serious volume manufacturing capability from more concentrating photovoltaics suppliers, and a host of creative solutions to some of the nagging issues long dogging the technology, could start to make CPV a more serious contender in the PV market.
Tokyo Stock Exchange: closing price list -8-+December 23, 2010 8:45 pm | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
TSEPrices UP/DN Stanley Elec Co1539 DN4 SUMCO Corp1190 UP 25 Sumitomo Chem Co385 DN3 Sumitomo Corp1155 DN 10 Sumitomo Elec Ind1120 DN9 Sumitomo HI Ltd527 DN2 Sumitomo Metal Ind201 DN1 Sumitomo Metal Min1421 DN5 Sumitomo Mitsui Fin2888 DN 23 Sumitomo Osaka Cem190 DN6 ...
VC-backed Vedanta to target cancer via 'good' bacteriaDecember 23, 2010 10:33 am | by Mass High Tech: The Journal of New England Technology | News | Comments
Venture capital firm PureTech Ventures is launching a new company, called Vedanta Biosciences, to commercialize research newly published today in the academic journal Science that indicates beneficial, gut-dwelling bacteria may also be useful for combating allergies and inflammatory bowel disease.