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The Department of Defense (DOD) overseas schools educate more than 70,000 children of military service members and DOD civilian employees throughout the world. In order to ensure the continued success of this school system, the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2002 directed GAO to assess whether the DOD overseas teachers' compensation package is adequate to recruit and retain qualified teachers. The act also required GAO to determine whether any revisions to the law governing DOD overseas teachers' salaries were advisable.
DOD overseas teachers' compensation compares favorably to that of U.S. teachers. In general, DOD overseas teachers receive a standard federal benefit package, including health and life insurance and coverage under the Federal Employees' Retirement System. Many DOD overseas teachers also receive allowances, such as a living quarters allowance, that U.S. teachers do not receive. On average, salaries for DOD overseas teachers are higher than U.S. teachers' salaries. Despite the generous compensation package, there is some dissatisfaction among overseas teachers regarding health care. DOD has little difficulty recruiting and retaining well-qualified teachers for overseas schools. In school year 2001-02, DOD recruiters filled over 99 percent of vacant teacher positions. Based on certification, experience, and education, the quality of DOD overseas teachers is high. Virtually all teachers in DOD schools are certified in the subjects or grades they teach. DOD may have some difficulties recruiting and retaining teachers in a few subject areas and geographic locations, but any such difficulties do not appear to threaten the quality of the overseas teachers workforce. DOD has developed a process for determining and paying teachers' salaries that meets statutory requirements. Although this system is time-consuming and burdensome, techniques that could address these difficulties do not meet legal requirements. Given DOD's success recruiting and retaining well-qualified teachers, it is not advisable at this time to revise the law.
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I've heard that if my child gets too hot, he could suffer heat stroke. What is that?
Heat stroke is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a person becomes extremely overheated. Basically, the body's temperature rises while its ability to cool off shuts down. Children are especially vulnerable to heat stroke. Your child might get heat stroke if he plays outside in very hot weather, for example, especially if he becomes dehydrated or if he's dressed too warmly. A severe sunburn can also make him susceptible. Leaving him in a parked car — which you should never do — would put him at risk, too. (In fact, heat stroke can occur within minutes in a car, where the temperature quickly climbs much higher than the outside temperature.)
How will I know if my child has heat stroke?
Your child may first show signs of heat exhaustion, which is milder. These symptoms include thirst, fatigue, leg or stomach cramps, and cool, moist skin.
If your child's heat exhaustion progresses to heat stroke, he may have any of the following symptoms:
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You'll also want to watch for signs of dehydration.
What should I do if I suspect my child has heat stroke?
You'll need to bring your child's internal temperature down as quickly as possible. Time is of the essence — a child suffering from severe heat stroke can easily slip into unconsciousness.
First, call 911. Then undress your child completely and lay him down in a cool area. (If you're outside in the sun, find some shade, but if at all possible, move him into a cool room.) Prop his head up on a pillow or folded towel and sponge down his body with a washcloth or rag dipped in cool water. While you're waiting for the ambulance, continue to sponge him off and fan him. (You can use an electric fan or simply fan him with something in your hand, like a magazine.) Talk to him reassuringly to keep him calm. Don't give him anything to drink. And though you may be tempted to give your child acetaminophen (Tylenol), it won't lower a temperature caused by heat stroke.
If your child is showing signs of heat exhaustion but it hasn't progressed to heat stroke, bring him indoors — to an air conditioned room, if possible — and give him plenty of liquids (not too sugary or too cold, though, or he might get stomach cramps). You might also give him a cool bath or shower and insist that he rest indoors for the rest of the day. If he doesn't seem to be improving quickly, take him to the doctor or emergency room.
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I'm looking to replace the hood with the tier 12 mage looking one from bwd, but I like this too.
My lyrics are bottomless
As usual, nothing matches.
On a scale of 1 to Voldemort, he's a "Doesn't have a nose, but doesn't know Evada Kedabra." - RAGEface14
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As usual, nothing matches.
I was thinking it did, but I'm literally colorblind sooo, what doesn't match?
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As usual, nothing matches.
this 2/10 basically
idk why so many kids on this board post their bad transmogs thinking everyone will be in awe and then get furious irl cuz people tell them they are bad at it
prolly that aspergers thing idk.
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EDarien posted...As usual, nothing matches.
you sound mad
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From: EDarien | #002As usual, nothing matches.
The runes on your shoulders a very different orange/red than the rest. The helmet "red" doesn't match the red/orange of the robe/belt and the green on the arms is very off-putting when trying to tie it all together.
I also hope that's a tabard, but can't be sure. If it is, take it off. If it's not, then the robe is Blizzard's fault and not yours, as that chest doesn't match anything else at all and might be the reason the green arms look funny because you have a blue tabard on with 3-4 different shades of red/orange as "accents" in the head, shoulders, belt and bottom of the robe positions.
On a scale of 1 to Voldemort, he's a "Doesn't have a nose, but doesn't know Evada Kedabra." - RAGEface14
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From: Yhi | #004EDarien posted...As usual, nothing matches.
its just a transmog bro try to relax ur red faced anger is unnecessary try to calm down
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Hiphopopotomus posted...From: EDarien | #002As usual, nothing matches.
It's not a tabard lol, it's called Robe of Hateful Echoes.
But yeah, if it mismatches that much I'll have to find something else. To me it looks like everything matches lol but whatever guess I'll go back to generic full t5.
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From: EDarien | #006Hiphopopotomus posted...From: EDarien | #002As usual, nothing matches.
Look, it's your character so if you like it then by all means enjoy. But Those were the issues I found with it. That robe is bad, though, to me. Now that I know the name, I looked it up and you're right, that robe is just horribly mismatched with itself. It has green arms and skirt, but blue/gold chest. I don't know who designed it, but they need 20 minutes in the corner for that one.
I'm not against a different color for accents, but I think if you're going to do it, pick the same color. The runes on the shoulder are cool, but they'd look better if they were darker or the hood matched better. Maybe try taking the hood off and see how it looks. Though, I'd still change the robe even if you keep the shoulders/belt.
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Hiphopopotomus posted...From: EDarien | #002As usual, nothing matches.
That's a greenish recolor of the T5 robe, it doesn't match very well.


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The athletes of the week for the week of February 23, 2015 are Austin Holloway (Eastside), Dalton Smith (Alcovy) and Malik Wilson (Newton).
Eastside used its deep lineup to put runs on the board against the inexperienced but talented Tigers of Alcovy, defeating them 12-3.
While most of the people of Newton County have locked themselves inside their homes to avoid the cold, baseball and soccer players have been playing outside in the "wonderful" weather. Eastside soccer has started its season 0-2, but the team has yet to be at full health and head coach Champ Young isn't worried about the slow start.
The athletes of the week for the week of February 9, are both the boys and the girls Eastside basketball teams, Imani Broadnax (Newton) and Tierra Hodges (Alcovy). Both Eastside teams put up a valiant effort during this week of region tournament games, but they were unable to get over the hump after it seemed each team had caught fire at the end of the regular season. Broadnax led Newton with 13 points against Lovejoy, helping to lift Newton to a third-straight region championship game against Tucker. Hodges scored 17 of Alcovy's 40 points despite getting in foul trouble ...
The basketball regular season has come to an end, the region tournaments are starting soon, baseball and soccer are beginning, but it's not too early or too late to recognize some of the best basketball players of Newton and Rockdale county. There will be a first and a second all-area team, with the criteria being regular season numbers, level of play, overall impact and of course the "eye test."
Usually when teams announce their starting fives before the game, after each name is called the individual player runs out through a tunnel of teammates and cheerleaders to shake the hands of all three referees and the opposing coach. On Friday – senior night – the Lady Eagles went about announcing their starting five a little differently.
As of January 16, the Eagles were on a three-game losing streak and looked like a team that wouldn't make the playoffs or would be one-and-done. Flash forward to now – the beginning of February – and Eastside basketball has won six-straight games including its latest and most prominent win, a double-digit victory over Walnut Grove (15-9, 7-2 Region 4-AAAA).
Between the boys and the girls game, Eastside celebrated its seniors in the final regular season home game of the season. The seniors didn't disappoint the fans and parents in attendance as both the boys and the girls recorded important region victories over Walnut Grove.
Talk about a way to stand out on a resume for a coaching job.
The Eastside girls' soccer team is chasing history.
Talk about a way to stand out on a resume for a coaching job.
Eastside's boys continued their push toward securing the No. 3 seed in next week's region tournament by erasing a 7-point deficit to defeat Spalding 77-65 Tuesday.
Eastside might be below .500 overall, but the Eagles are winning games that matter most. They improved to 10-11 overall but more importantly, moved to 8-4 in region play after a 56-47 win over Sandy Creek Friday.
Eastside's boys moved to 6-3 in region play with a 69-45 win over Jackson Friday. It's the Eagles fourth straight region win after the holiday break and fourth win in its past five games.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Gardner-Webb's Drew Ellwanger, a former standout swimmer at Eastside, was named the CCSA Men's Swimmer of the Week for meets competed Jan. 2-8, the League announced Friday.
It was a softball season full of highs and lows in 2011. Eastside and Newton both returned to the state playoffs and Alcovy made strides to reclaim its standing as one of their region's elite. But the three coaches will tell you they fell short of their ultimate goals. That doesn't mean 2011 was without its share of stars.
Eastside's run back to wrestling prominence took another step forward Wednesday with a win over county rivals Newton and Alcovy to claim this year's Newton Cup.
Alexia Somerset has made her impact felt and is making a case for being the best player in the county. Eastside's senior combo forward scored 22 points and grabbed 14 rebounds to lead the Lady Eagles past Walnut Grove 61-50 Tuesday and since her return, Eastside has yet to lose.
For the past two years, Eastside pitcher Taylor Causey dominated Region 4-AAA hitters. For the next four, she'll look to do the same at Brenau University.
After rough starts to the basketball season, Eastside's teams are perfect in region play.
Eastside's girls struggled in their first two games to open the season. Then they got Alexia Somerset back. Since then, they're 2-0.
All the Eagles needed to pick up their first win under first-year head coach Gregory Freeman was a little home cooking. It didn't hurt the Eagles played an offensively-challenged Locust Grove team too. Nevertheless, the Wildcats were just what the doctor ordered and the eagles took advantage.
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I'm also excited for tomorrow because it's the beginning of an exciting weekend of knitting fun. Tomorrow evening (Thursday, January 15th) I'm heading over to lf8elevate (80 E 7th Street, NYC) to visit the Starcroft Fibers Pop-Up shop. I helped set up so I know how much gorgeous yarn is there from Nash Island in Maine. Jani the extraordinary talent behind Starcroft, kettle dyes all of her yarn in small batches in drool worthy colors.
I'll be at the Starcroft Pop-up shop Knit and Chat from 6-9 tomorrow, with Jani from Starcroft, Kay Gardiner, knitting photographer extraordinaire Gale Zucker, and many others. If you're in NYC I'd love to see you there.
If you can't make it on Thursday night, the Starcroft pop-up shop is open every day this week from noon to 6pm (9pm on Thursday for the Chat & Knit). And there's another gathering on Saturday from 3-6.
As if all that weren't enough, Friday is the start of VK Live. I'm excited to be taking two classes, and when not in class will definitely be cruising around the Marketplace. Not to mention a few additional trips to the Starcroft pop-up shop!
So much knitting excitement. I can barely contain myself.
I feel badly for people who don't create. They miss out on the joy of middle of the night inspiration. You know what I mean. Those times you wake up in the wee hours with an idea that just cannot wait. Maybe you force yourself to stay in bed until morning, or perhaps you convince yourself that 4 am is a perfectly reasonable time to get up and start right in. About a month or so ago the idea for my Scrappy Duane Park Triangle was born in this way. For the record, I did force myself to stay in bed that night. But when morning arrived I hopped right out of bed and immediately began searching my fingering weight scraps.
Once I had a good sized pile of yarn, I arranged the colors in order -- roughly approximating where they would fall on the color wheel -- and cast on. I could hardly put this one down. Duane Park Triangle is a quick knit, so from start to finish this shawl took only a few days. I am delighted to report that the finished piece lives up to that late night dream of a lovely colorful shawl. A absolutely love it!
At midnight, we hit a milestone. My nutty, sweet, funny, smart, beautiful, loving, delightful, kind, sassy, nerdy, talented, creative daughters turned twenty-one. I could not be more proud to be their mom.
Long time readers have watched them grow up -- they were 12 when Through the Loops began. They have been an indispensable part of this blog ever since, modeling, and allowing me to share their lives for the past 9 years.
They've modeled finished objects in the cold, heat, and rain.
Only grumbled slightly when I posted a photo of an eye roll or pout.
Twisted themselves into crazy knots to get just the right photo of a trio of socks.
Allowed me to show off their own creative efforts.
They've danced when I've said "dance".
And jumped when I've said "jump".
Happy birthday to the two most amazing young women I know.
Yesterday was one of those frigid winter days where the only thing to do is stay in and craft, so I set about embellishing a few hats in need of a pom.
The truth is, I am a fool for a pompom. My girls have threatened to hide my jumbo pompom maker. They justifiably complain that the jumbos weigh down their hats making them fall off too easily. Luckily they don't object to a smaller, more polite pompom once in awhile.
Which side of the pompom fence do you fall on, yea or nay?
I absolutely love the adorable sock wearing sheep that my daughter Isabella created for this year's Mystery Sock KAL. If your comments are any indication, apparently many of you do as well. I even had a few people ask for t-shirts or other swag. Ask, and you shall receive. I've created a Cafe Press Store with t-shirts, mugs, totes and other items. If you're going to VK Live in NYC next week, look for me carrying my tote.
The only problem is that I love this mug so much I may drink too much coffee, just so I have an excuse to use it.
Two color shawls are my weakness. I cannot think of a better way to spend a day than digging through my stash, or my LYS's shelves to find that perfect combination of colors on a beautiful fingering weight base. So when the good folks at Mrs Crosby Loves to Play offered to send me a few skeins of their luscious Satchel to create a two color shawl, I jumped at the chance. They have a unique range of colors -- both solid and variegated -- that cover the gamut from delicately kissed with hue to brazenly bright. After dreaming over the countless possible color combinations I selected a more subdued combination of African Grey, and Wild Huckleberry to create the Montrachet Shawl. These colors work well to echo, and compliment the hues in my urban landscape. If I were to go brighter I might try Flame Colored Tanager with Scarlett Ibis, or Great Tailed Grackle with Peacock. I'd love to knit a single color version in Varied Bunting. If you want to see these wonderful colors, and think about combinations for yourself head over and see them on Mrs Crosby's Website.
I knew I wanted to create a design that would highlight a range of combinations, and make pairing highly variegated yarns with more solid shades a breeze. I began with a body of garter stitch since the texture works so well with either variegated or solid yarns. Next I added in my second color and moved into a pretty ripple stitch -- excellent of showcasing two or more colors, before finishing the shawl off with one of my favorites for shawls -- the picot bind off.
Designs of this sort lend themselves to experimenting, and I encourage you do try different combinations and color placements on this shawl. Perhaps a highly variegated body and a variegated and solid border, or the entire shawl worked in a single color -- all variegated or all solid. Maybe try a striped body, and a solid color for the ripples, or use three colors, one for the body and bind off, and the other two for the ripples.
The possibilities really do go on and on. If you knit a Montrachet, I'd love to see what you come up with. I've created a thread in my Ravelry group for the pattern. Show off your version there.
Size: One size.
Finished Measurements: 12.5" deep x 64" wide
Yarn: Mrs. Crosby Satchel, 100% Superwash Merino, 370 yds per 100 g skein.
MC: African Grey: 1 skein, CC: Wild Huckleberry: 1 skein.
Needles: US 6 (4mm) 32" circular needles or size to obtain gauge
Gauge: 16 sts & 36 rows = 4"/10cm in garter st blocked, always take the time to check gauge
Other Materials: tapestry needle
Price: $6.00 US
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Size: S [M, L]
Finished Measurements: 6.25 [7, 7.75]" circumference at leg and foot. Length is customizable.
Yarn: Fingering Weight yarn. I used: Fiber Optic Yarns, Kashmir; 80% Superwash Merino, 10% Cashmere, 10% Nylon, 420 yards per 114g skein. 1 skein should be enough for most sizes. If you have a very large foot it may be helpful to have a second skein on hand.
I recommend a solid or semi solid yarn.
Needles: US 1.5 (2.25mm) double pointed needles or size to obtain gauge
Gauge: 32 sts & 48 rows = 4"/10cm in stockinette stitch, always take the time to check gauge
Other Materials: tapestry needle, markers
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I'll say this up front, I have always found the idea of Black Friday shopping very unappealing. Each year I make a point of staying home, eating Thanksgiving leftovers, and enjoying time with my family. Of course this means that I'm also usually knitting on Black Friday. So Beverly's Craft Friday is right up my alley. Beverly is much more eloquent than I am, so go visit her blog to learn more. She's also written several posts with ideas and inspiration.
One of my favorite last minute holiday gift knits are mittens -- I've got two pairs on my needles right now. There's still time to crank out several pairs, and most knitters already have enough yarn in their stash for a pair or two. And if you don't you can always stop by your LYS while you're running your last minute Thanksgiving errands, and buy a few skeins, because supporting small businesses is always a good thing.
To help get you get prepared for Craft Friday (and beyond), I've put all of my mitten (and mitt) patterns on sale for 50% off. Head over to Ravelry and stock up. There's no need for a coupon code. Just put the mittens in your cart, the discount will be taken at checkout. The sale lasts til Sunday 11/30, so you can celebrate Craft Friday, and Craft Saturday, and Craft Sunday.
When a knitter passes a wall of yarn that looks something like this:
and it's a beautiful fall day, and this knitter is surrounded by passersby in spectacular hand-knits, and this knitter has given herself permission to spend a wee bit of money on yarn because it is a special occasion, and this knitter has a lovely chat with the shepherd/designer/dyer of this wall of yarn, it is incumbent upon our knitter take a small piece of that wall of yarn home with her.
Of course this leads to an inevitable question, what will the knitter make with her new acquisition? It's special yarn -- every time our knitter sees it, she is reminded of a beautiful, yarn-filled day, and all of the friends, old and new, that she saw that day. So the answer to this question is that she needs to find a truly special pattern.
Now imagine our knitter is getting hungry after all of that yarn petting, and she heads off to meet up with a group of friends for lunch. Let's say one of those friends, is a crazy talented designer, who is wearing a hot of the presses new cardigan. And this talented designer mentions that she needs this new cardigan test knit. Well, our knitter now sees that the stars have aligned, and she has her pattern.
Our knitter is the sort who has a tendency to become obsessed with a project. She is the kind who might knit until her fingers bleed because she cannot put the object of her obsession down until it is complete. And once off the needles, our knitter might wear that new cardigan every day, because it seems to go with everything. You see, it has excellent details like a hem that dips slightly lower in the back, and gorgeous plump cables that frame the button bands, and adorn the back. Our knitter also loves how the edges of the three-quarter sleeves are shaped with short rows so that they are ever-so-slightly longer in the back.
Our knitter loves her cardigan and would like to show it off to you. Since no one was home to snap photos of our knitter in her cardigan, she only has one badly focused selfie to show you what it looks like on her.
But you deserve to see more of Joan Fuller, because it's the sort of sweater you may want to knit. So our knitter asked her dress form if it wouldn't mind modeling this lovely knit. Now the dress form is a very la-de-da, fru-fru sort, so the dress form insisted on a tulle skirt. Our knitter will probably not wear this sweater with a tulle skirt. But that's dress forms for you.
If you love this cardigan as much as our knitter, you should go visit Ellen Mason, and get the pattern so you can make one for yourself, with some of your very-special-yarn-that-reminds-you-of-a-fabulous-day.
Rhinebeck came, and went in such a blur for me this year, that now almost a month later, I am just getting around to posting photos. I was only able to spend Saturday at the festival, as I had to leave early on Sunday to catch a flight to England to visit my sister.
As always Rhinebeck was all about visiting with friends, squishing yummy yarns, sweater watching, and admiration for the farmers and their animals who create the yarns and fibers that keep us all in knitting and spinning bliss. Each year I plan to take lots of photos, but I get so caught up in it all that when I return home I find that I have very few photos, but lots of wonderful memories. This year was no different. And so I give you my compact Rhinebeck collage. It contains only a small glimpse of the people, animals, yarn, and general delightfullness that make this festival one of my favorite events of the year.


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I purposely destroyed my smart tv, laptop, mobile phone and any recording technology pre- 1994 with internet functionality for this very reason! Viva la revolution!
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People on here DID buy an Xbox One, so this topic is misplaced.
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My biggest gripe with the xbone was kinect. I know ill be labeled a conspiracy theorist or tin foil hat wearer or something similar (hell, a few years ago I'd have been the one calling people who think this those terms) but our government is terribly shady and completely out of control, and Microsoft has some strong ties with them.
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Top_Bloke posted...People on here DID buy an Xbox One, so this topic is misplaced.
Ok, why not just reply to that post then?
Why create a whole topic about it?
the NSA has been around in one for or another since the 50s
Nothing that was recently uncovered was new
Its for our own good. has there been another 911? wonder why? NSA
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Its for our own good. has there been another 911? wonder why? NSA
Hey, don't compare the kinect to a simple camera phone!
What about all of it's awesome features, such as facial recognition, tracking your body movement, infrared camera, ability to interact with what's going on on the screen, etc.
The kinect isn't just a simple camera, it's a highly advanced camera, straight up in your living room!
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Get ready to SROW Hard or SROW Home at Murray State University for Region VI's Southern Regional Orientation Workshop in Murray, KY on March 27-29, 2015! At this athletic event, undergraduates will be competing in SROW traditions, challenging themselves in educational sessions, and meeting other SROWmates within Region VI! These traditions include the infamous Song, Skit, and Dance competition, T-Shirt Swap, Case Study competition, and more! Region VI professionals will have the opportunity to network and gain knowledge through professional-specific educational sessions and attend our Professional Luncheon and Reception. Select your team and be prepared to SROW Hard or SROW Home!
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... off those working at the clinic first. We were stunned to find about 30 patients waiting in line to get in the clinic. Zuzana agreed to help out the medical team.
The rest of us continued on the construction site to begin spreading out the yellow dirt. Roxana and I shoveled dirt into buckets and Elana and Will or Joe took the buckets of sand to the house to be spread out. Will and Joe alternating the job ...
Day 4
... sang our song. Larry agreed to video us (the video will be attached to the blog at a later time depending on bandwidth capabilities at the hotel). There was no large bang nor did we mess up the end of the song. I think we did a good job. It was fun to see some of the young people in the church singing the words along with us. Brian translated the sermon for us. Elana said later that the sermon reminded her of one her mom had done.
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Sorry for the lack of replies, not sure if there are very many hydro or S/H growers on houseplants. There is a hydroponics forum. They might be have the answers you seek. I'll provide a link.
There are a few plants that go by the common name umbrella, my first thought is schefflera. Is that the plant you are talking about?
I have two schefflera arboricola's (one variegated). I completely ignored both of them all summer and they show no signs of stress. They are both potted in MG potting soil (which I plan on changing this spring to 5:1:1 mix) They seem drought tolerant even in containers. They are large pots though. S/H is just clay balls in a pot right? If it drains I think the schefflera should be fine.
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hello Auron, yes it is schefflera, picked it up for 3 bucks at floral shop, took it home transplanted it into my mix, but made mistake of letting it sit in the hot sun coming thru windows and wilted it bad, but it is alive, and yes i want to transfer it to the clay balls and see how it does, and yes they drain real quick like and hold a little moisture.yes i have been to the hydro forum, and thank you for the reply.


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Holiday of a lifetime!
My friend and I saved our pennies for 2 years to take a trip to Montego Bay and decided to stay at Jack Tar. We were attracted to the "Adults only" part as we are both teachers. I can honestly say that I do not have a bad word to say about this resort. It is perfectly located if you don't want to spend your whole holiday in the hotel complex, the aircraft noise is barely noticable and the food is out of this world. I love my food and Ijust couldn't get enough, especially breakfast! The room was huge and very clean and the cleaning staff were friendly and helpful at all times (something I have rarely experienced at a hotel). Most of the people staying in the hotel were American, so if you want to be surrounded by "your own kind" I would stay at the Holiday Inn. I have no problems at all with them (they're not as loud as you think!) so I had a wonderful time! I would like to thank all of the staff at the resort for making us feel so welcome and at home during our stay. I'm saving again for my next trip and I wouldn't stay anywhere else!
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it was alright but i got more bang for my money at jack tar puerto plata in dominican republic. i paid for superior accomodations, but was placed in a standard room. i was placed in a musty room with dirty sofas and chairs, but after viewing several room i finally found a clean one (what's going on here) they proceed to tell me it was a superior room but after i insisted in viewing both accomodations to compare the rooms i was accomodated in they conceded and gave me a letter of compensation to credit me for the difference. there was no bottled water available. the snacks were not good, esp. the hamburger (what kind of meat was that?!?!!?). the food was ok in the only restaurant not much of a selection and only one bar. no elevator, it's a four floor walk up. there is no nightly entertainment. what they call entertainment begins at 9:30 pm and finishes at 11:00. after eleven there's no life on the resort. you have to go out. they do not even leave the music on so u can stay up a little longer to sip a few drinks if you do not feel like going to sleep at eleven.
not a real good deal for the money. (July 2002)
Jack Tar Village Rocks the House!!!
My husband I visited Jack Tar Village for our honeymoon in May 2002. We had an excellent time. It kicked butt!! We would recommend this resort for anyone looking for a nice, romantic, fun, and exotic time!! We spent time off of the resort which was pretty cool. The locals were really nice and ready for a good bargain. The people working at the resort were very friendly and we actually made a few friends while visiting! The food and drinks were great. The room was pretty standard, but we didn't spend much time in the room, anyways. It would have been a little nicer if some of the trips were included (snorkeling especially). You could snorkel right off their beach, but you weren't allowed to go to far off shore. Overall we had an excellent time and plan to go back at some point.
Jack Tar Village - Great
My husband & I stayed at JTV in March 2002 for 7 days. We were looking for a relaxing vacation and found it. The staff was great. The room, food and drinks were all above average for the price we paid. The best thing about this resort is that you can snorkle off the beach. We will definitely consider going back to Jack Tar Village.
What a disappointment!!
My boyfriend and I went to Jack Tar - Montego Bay in April 2002. We had read reviews that stated that the food was minimal and the beaches were not that good, but that the staff made up for it and it would be a good vacation. We decided to go for it. We were sorely disappointed. Not only were we now in a resort that was run down and in disrepair, the food was terrible and the pool was miniscule, but the activities people were rude and lazy. They had a board with activities listed every day, but only did one or two (maybe). They insulted people who didn't want to participate and insulted us for complaining that they didn't have the activities that they advertised. The only saving grace was the good weather. Luckily the weather was beautiful or we would've really been miserable.
I must say the rooms were nice and the check in was a breeze, but other than that, there wasn't much to compliment. We complained to management and staff throughout the week, but nothing was done to improve the service.
Definitely don't go here and tell all your friends.
Fun! Fun! Fun!
My Auntie, cousin and I stayed at Jack Tar February 2001. We had such a great time. Although the food wasn't what i expected the staff was real nice and the activities were too. The best part i liked was that Jack Tar guest got in free to the local club Margueriteville.
Jack Tar Village
In July 2001, we stayed at Jack Tar Village for almost a week. The views at this resort are spectacular; from the moment you first enter the resort, a sweeping panorama
of the Caribbean Sea flows in all directions, as far as you can see. The open-air restaurant was beautiful, and in the sunset it was almost stunning, with solid wood beams, flowers and its location in front of the beach. Buffets were excellent, Caribbean specialties - I was a little apprehensive because Caribbean food is so diff. from Amer cuisine to which we're accustomed, but the cuisine was quite good with much variety.
Snack shop food was okay, although some things looked a little strange (big, "chunky" hamburgers and hot dogs fried in a deep fryer).
Water was comfortably warm but the beach was quite small. One of the few drawbacks at this resort - the beach itself was disappointingly small and rocky. Jack Tar Village would do well to expand its beachfront.
Service was wonderful - friendly, efficient and responsive, the staff appeared to enjoy their work and want you to have a good time.
Accommodations were comfortable. Resort was a bit stingy on the amenities; small lotion bottles were provided but no conditioner was provided in the rooms. Be sure to bring your own conditioner, and a good one because the water is so salty. You may want to bring your own shampoo, too.
Charming aspect of hotel was its nod to "tea time." Early afternoons, tea and coffee appears on a sideboard in the lobby along with cookies and other sweets served with tea.
Entertainment worked hard at putting on a good show - high on enthusiasm, the shows are definitely adult-oriented with emphasis on sexuality.
Resort is within close proximity to a downtown area and many shops. Beware of people trying to sell you any/every thing - most are so poor, it's disturbing.
Resort grounds are well-maintained and the landscaping is beautiful, with fruit trees, Caribbean flowers and vegetation. The resort also has a pretty nice workout room that is air-conditioned and in a separate little room about
a hundred yards from the main building.
Would recommend this resort to any adult who wants to enjoy relaxation and have some fun - Montego Bay was a wonderful experience, staying at Jack Tar Village.
Definately a singles resort!
My friend and I visited Jack Tar Village in July 2001 during SumFest. We must say other than a few minor incidents we had a dream vacation. The staff and service at Jack Tar was very professional and effecient. I had the opportunity to stay at another all inclusive in MoBay later and found I missed the atmosphere of Jack Tar. However, if you are coming to Jamaica for the beaches DON'T stay here-the beach (what there is of it) leaves much to be desired. Having said this however, if we return to Jamaica we will definately be staying at Jack Tar Village. Thank you front desk staff(especially the humorous and friendly guy in the late evenings)and also the Special Events team, you all obviously worked VERY hard to keep us entertained-thank you all for making our vacation WONDERFUL!
Our Experience
My boyfriend and I went to Jack Tar in Aril of 2001. We read all sorts of reviews on the hotel/food etc.etc. Most reviews were dissappointing and we were wondering what it would be like. We got a great deal for the vacation.
We were thoroughly impressed. Food was wonderful, variety, and plenty of it! Drinks too!!
Hotel was clean and staff was super friendly. Our rooms were fabulous....with each room having a private deck! I had read reviews saying the bathrooms were dirty. I found them to be very clean! This was a trip to remember. The only problem we had was stepping on a sea urchin..OUCH!!!! BRING WATER SHOES OR BUY THEM THERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We highly recommend this resort! Plus, Sandals in MOntego Bay is right next to the airport....LOUD!!!!! Jack Tar was way better and less expensive!!!!
Me and my sister went to Jamaica in July of 2000. We stayed at Jack Tar Village.
The staff were very curteous and polite, always asking if there was anything they could accommodate us with. I enjoyed the entertainment. Our room was an ocean view and it was nice, except the bathroom was old. The food the first two days was very good, however, we tired of it by day three. We arrived at Jack Tar at 10:00 a.m. and it was very hot and our room wasn't ready until 3:15 p.m. We didn't know check-out was at 1:00 p.m., therefore, house-keeping was still cleaning the rooms vacated by departing guest. Though staff tried their best to accommodate us for this inconvenience it was very hot and with nowhere to shower or rest by the time we did get our room, after supper I was exhausted from the being in the heat and slept from 7:00 pm until the next morning. All the plans me and my sister made to tour Jamaica that night didn't take place. Overall, I enjoyed our vacation and because the staff treated us so well I would recommend Jack Tar as a place to stay. I enjoyed the beach and all the activities we participated in.
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Goodbye Jamaica
After arriving in Montego Bay we quickly realised that we both love the road less travelled. Here we were again with the American tourists in a resort town with the sketchy local traders trying to aggressively get their two bobs worth out of you. An overnighter in a non-descriptive hotel then a morning flight to catch that took us ...
We've gotten about as laid back as you can get !
... no sunscreen and now they are red raw. It's funny to watch. Fletch and Brodie have found 2 american boys and have been playing with them. Tomorrow we head off to LA and it's going to be another big travelling day. I think we will get to the hotel at around 3am Jamaican time so we are going to be stuffed, then we need to get up early and spend the whole day at Disneyland. After 6 days of lounging around, our batteries are recharged and we'll be ready for ...
Another day in paradise
... which is a crazy pub in Montego Bay. We got there at 11am and there was a massive catamaran anchored next to it and heaps of college students in their swimmers and bikinis partying in the pub and the ocean. They have a huge water slide on the side of the pub for drunk people to slide on and land in the ocean. Loved to have gone there without the boys for a crazy afternoon.
Came back to the resort and had our delayed AFL Grand Final day. ...
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But, we were off. We took a bus to the Ocho Rios area and checked into our hotel room. The safe didn't work. We found out later it had to do with us using a credit card to get it enabled. Not knowing that we just kept our passports, cash and cameras with us the whole time we stayed there.
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Well, the Sony conference just concluded, which signifies the end of the console press conferences. Overall, I am way pissed off and worried about gaming in general. Microsoft was by FAR the best conference because of their improved Xbox Live functionality. They are improving on an already superior online system. The avatars are a complete rip off of the mii's but its long overdue. At least microsoft will give us options to make our avatars look the way we want...nintendo's been gay about that. Gears of War 2 looks as boring as the first and Resident Evil 5 is exactly like 4 with co op. We all know how the Resident Evil online games turned out...HAHA. Im seriously worried about Fable 2. The first Fable was one of my favorite xbox games. Eventhough it was short, I loved the combat and the levelling up. I hated how you had paths to walk down and couldnt go anywhere like Oblivion. It looks like Fable 2 is going to be the same. I really hope its awesome, but Im scared.
Every year Nintendo fan boys say that they are going to unleash a new Kid Icarus game getting everyone excited, and we're always disappointed. Not seeing a new reinvention of an old game left me sad again. However, Animal Crossing was FINALLY shown and I cant wait for it. Its one of the only games my wife plays with me. The rest of their conference was wii music which is a tool for you to jerk off while making shitty music. Its terrible, as a music major I had high hopes for this one. They got a professional drummer to play and it sounded like shit. If he sounds like shit what are most people gonna sound like?
Sony used Insomniac to fill up most of their conference and they spent 30 minutes talking about PS2...and no price cut. Just another damn bundle. I was hoping for a glimpse at Trico the rumored game from the Ico Team. Nope. Maybe TGS for that. They announced a Battlefield rip off called MAG...seriously. GAY Of course God of War 3 was there but only in trailer form...but those games are so cookie cutter...theyre all the same.
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HOUSTON -- Marathon Oil has announced that the pre-salt Diaman-1B exploration well offshore Gabon has encountered 160-180 net ft of hydrocarbon pay in the deepwater pre-salt play.
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The Diaman-1B successfully confirms the existence of a working petroleum system and is the first discovery drilled in the deepwater portion of the pre-salt play. Diaman-1B is located over 60 mi away from the nearest other pre-salt commercial discovery.
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