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Bvckup is dead simple, and is being well developed atm.
If the loss of thermistor data results in the power being cut off is there any reason you can't burn through the wire(s) with the rocket now?
For the e-ink DSI version.
But then I'll be paying good money...
Find me another optical drive that can read bluray, but can't read DVD/CD
The software to play them is hardly expensive/complex...
And replace them just before Christmas each year (when you often have extra people around anyway, to use the extra knives you have for a month).
At £1 for a knife that will hold an edge for a year (dishwashed as normal, sharpened as required) an "expensive" knife is probably going to have to outlast me to be an economic decision - and that is ignoring any time I take looking after it "properly".
Nice knives are nice, no doubt, but with the effort some people are going to above?!!
For a chef, then yes - buy decent knives.
For a home kitchen - go for ease and replace the cheap knives just before Christmas.
If Qualcomm can't sell in the UK then neither can their customers (without otherwise licensing said technologies)
Also looks (extremely superficially) like an actual patent.
And that's where the "community" was meant to magically step in.
There are some pi magazines, although I've not read any of them so can't comment on their content cf+ the BBC Micro fest of our youths...
We need to get out there and write educational programmes - or are all the "people skilled" programmers of the appropriate age bringing up families now?
Put a 'chin' on their early handsets (hero etc) ehich brought the mic round a touch and kept the screen off the table to stop it getting scratched...
I'm surprised it isn't a legislative requirement to send alerts at 80% and 100% of your allowances
No SD card in the nexus, but at least you can use a USB stick, or 20, or a USB microSD card reader if you like...
OK, they're not internal - but it works rather well - you can even plug in a TB or two of HDD without issue (will probably require power from either the desk or car...
One of the ways to do it - but this tech sounds like quick charging is a good option.
Due to increased "spread" of the battery it won't have the same problems dissipating any "charging heat", and so should be inherently safer than a monolithic battery.
Of course there is an issue with the aging of cells, but that is a discussion for another day - maybe they'll make doors reasonably easy to change...
At the OS level.
You want to know where I am - Fine, I am always at the north pole, or halfway across the atlantic.
You want to know my contacts - Fine, this is my wife's number (see dashcam above) or "I know noone"
You want internet access - Just no - mabye WiFi only, maybe specific IP?
Frankly I'd really like to see an "ad server" on the device, so IT can go and get "relevant" ads for me, and then server them locally, so I don't need an internet connection to open daft games...
Are often due to stock limitations. Changing the price on a BIN doesn't actually lose the sales history - when they get back in stock they'll drop the price again.
Stopping the auction however - lose the history, lose future sales...
Don't you tell the PC what your monitor's dpi is? Then everything gets scaled properly...
Taillights much more useful.. information about required braking could proceed back along the traffic queue virtually instantly, and therefore prevent all manner of accidents.
"The nice thing about human-driven cars of course, is that there's a fleshy meat sack behind the wheel who assumes (nearly) all legal responsibility for its use."
Our judicial system doesn't agree with you:
It's not your fault. It may be your vehicle, it may be the weather, but it's not you that's ultimately in control of your vehicle. Nor, thus, are you responsible for it destroying the lives of others either within or without it.
That the zuckerburgs etc were looking at "poor quality" flash as a solution to this issue.
Wouldn't that require another actuator to rotate the flywheel perpendicular to it's axis?
If they only have a single actuator then can they not only jump "forwards" and "backwards" - how do they turn a corner?
Vauxhall <-> Mercedes comparison is entirely fair.
Since both are limited to the same 30/40/50/60/70mph depending on the road they actually provide the same function.
You're paying how many more tens of thousands of pounds for a badge with three spikes...
You're paying how much more for a badge with a bite taken out of it...
Worlds safest car has major failure, and noone is hurt.
Doesn't that rather match the "worlds safest car" moniker?
Is WiFi on roads....
Trains I can understand, lots of people doing nothing safety critical - plenty of time to fire up a tablet/laptop/phone and use some data.
On the A14 the vast majority of cars (certainly in rush hour a few years ago) are single occupant - i.e. everyone is driving, and should be taking responsibility for each other.
"I long ago gave up on doing backups. I have actively moved to a model where I use replaceable machines instead. I've got the stuff I care about generally on a couple of different machines, and then keys etc backed up on a separate encrypted USB key.
So it's inconvenient. Mainly from a timing standpoint. But nothing more."
Basically he lost the work he was actively doing.
That's pretty much inevitable...
He archives emails (off the mail server) as he works, maybe he should review that method - but he's been doing this for a while, so there is a good chance that the event is sufficiently rare that the occasional "can you resend merge emails for this branch" email is a good compromise.
Works fine for me on a first generation N7 - regularly plug in either a USB drive or a mouse (use a BT keyboard)
I think I have "Nexus Media Importer" to make the import of data easier, I can't recall if it was essential - but if it was it was about the same as the cost of the USB OTG cable (the trial version is time limited, to confirm operation IIRC - although it's a while since I've installed it)
The mouse comes in really handy for remote/virtual desktop style operations - the USB drive allows me to take a TB drive in the car, and play any video the kids want in the car - or to take a USB stick and be a bit careful about loading it.
"I think that in 3 to 5 years SSD will replace disks on NAS as well in terms of affordability, however, rapid access is not as important on a NAS as it is on a laptop / desktop of course.
My biggest worry with spinning disks on a hard drive is reliability and file errors and every few months having to do a scandisk /f and crossing my fingers hoping for the best."
If Zuckerberg has his way then I agree - he is looking for low power, low rewrite, low speed (for flash) CHEAP storage for pictures of cats from more than a few hours ago...
That's basically the function 90% of my NAS space needs.
I can then just drop 2 bits of rust (or "proper" SSDs) in for the last few percent, which is actually being changed by people
We live in a world terrified of the word nuclear, to the extent that when technology is used to actually help doctora understand what might be wrong and heal us we rename it to avoid the word.
That's all that is wrong...
"Currently, only private cars can take you from any point A to point B, without changing conveyances."
Really - my pedal cycle does the same.
In fact a friends motorbike does the same as well...
As a cyclist I'd far rather see automated cars than driven ones - machines tend to be far more patient and predictable, as well as getting tired/distracted far less often.
As a motorist I'd rather see automated cars than driven ones - it would make life cheaper and far less stressful on the roads of today.
As a motorists who quite enjoys driving I'd therefore also want a "driver" option on my vehicle - which is available for use in appropriate locations (i.e. tracks).
Of course an automated vehicle has no inherent objection to an electric drive (and the low noise level would be appreciated by many) allowing redistribution of emissions to more appropriate locations (and preferably to nuclear/geothermal/??? plants). Infrastructure involving on-the-move charging on motorways would become much easier to justify as well.
There are many, many benefits to this technology, and as for objections about driving at night in the rain. They don't exactly use HD cameras - they use all sorts of different sensors, which allow the software to have a good, all round, picture of the surrounding area - and more importantly to know where it doesn't have a view and drive accordingly....
Isn't manufacturer of devices a capital cost, allocated to my ourcahasing decisions - and should therefore not be allocated to each an every query I make...
TETRA or weightless seem like better options than 2g for a smart meter in a basement
"The Japanese are moving away from nuclear power in the wake of the Fukushima incident, using solar power to fill the gaps and allay a population spooked by the dangers of atomic energy."
So they're moving away from atomic energy to... atomic energy with a really poor delivery system (to electrickity)
Developed? Rounded corners are not a development
My nexus (with BT keyboard and USB mouse when needed) does basically everything I want. My parents have a transformer, and it does extremely well.
My wife, an author, wrote her last book (collaborating with another author) entirely on her iPad - because it's nice, light, portable, usable and with a decent editor for £9.
They are productivity devices, when you have appropriate peripherals (much like a PC needs peripherals). That they are also convenient to use without peripherals is just a bonus....
PS - for old games try DOSbox
for editting documents.
Is their tablet racketeering not up to speed yet?
Why doesn't it set up using your TV remote and CEC?
Could even have a direct UI then...
Frankly when in the centre of $CITY I can't see a need for a free super high speed connection - even iPlayer will run over a Mb or so IIRC.
Else if I lived in B'Ham - why would I have a fixed line, or a (virgin) broadband connection, at all?
With 3G/WiFi optional (but it would replace my phone if it did that and bridging to wireless)
I don't need colour on a watch - I *do* want battery life (although frankly another daily charge isn't going to kill me), and that's where e-ink comes in.
But almost more important than anything else is that I want a device which is discreet. Even the garmin watches don't manage that...
>> people want to be "productive at work, to be able to print and have a keyboard".
>Sounds like they've just reinvented the laptop. If you want a keyboard, the absolute worst place to put it is
>on the screen - the small, expensive and in entirely the wrong place for typing - screen.
That's what bluetooth is for...
I sit down with a tablet on a stand, pull out the BT keyboard and type away quite happily.
I can even plug in a mouse for the odd occasion I need one (think remote desktop etc).
So my "laptop" has an excellent screen, a 90% sized keyboard (that folds up nice and small) and the two aren't tied together to the point that my screen is too low and too close for comfort.
It also has an 8-12 hour battery life without the excessive cost associated with "ultra book" labels... With modern network printers there is no problem there either...
My wife, an author, has used her iPad exclusively for 6-9 months. They really are usable as productivity devices - assuming you add the correct peripherals.
get worse services, it's not a new idea
"Check this out.... Windows 8.0 still has Windows 3.1 crude code built in. You can see it easily.
Go to Drive Properties from the desktop... the ugly blue and purple drive pie-chart... zero difference from Windows95 and a bit updated from Win3.x.
Microsoft has little talent."
Hang on - we're berating them for changing the UI and for keeping it consistent...
Last time I was in a mixed environment OO handled the (then) latest MS Office formats better then the versions of MS Office we had on the mac or windows systems - even after installing the filters.
And I've converted a number of macro based spread sheets to libreoffice, it "just work"ed.
I don't doubt that there are some dodgy bits of VBA that won't transfer, but in most cases it's all happy.
No 999 is slow - deliberately.
Only the first two are actually required (hence 9 for an outside line on most PBX systems).
The third provides time for the network to connect you and an operator to be on the line...
Rather than a fibre you have a trio of dishes, then a local distribution (3G/4G/WiFi/cables???)
That sounds like a good solution for much of Africa. Probably add some DNS caches and Squid proxies for best effect...
It's a hugely taxing schedule, so a relative unknown is normally the best bet in terms of Dr. longevity.
If female (although I can't quite get my head round that) then Sue Perkins would probably carry it off well...
"Now who will buy an iPhone4 when they can get 4S or a 5?
Who buys the iPad or iPad2 when they can get a iPad(3)/retina ?"
Me on both counts, in the last few months. It helps that the price of the iPad2 and iPhone4 are significantly lower than the newer versions - yet they still do the job that my wife and I require.
The iPad is a primary computing device, no laptop/PC for the last 6 months (just bought a mac mini because the iPad can't configure an older iPod Classic.
Why would I pay significnatly more for an iPad3/retina or a 4S/5 when the 2 and 4 do the job just fine.
Similarly I'll not be throwing any more money to HTC for a while, because my >2 year old phone works just fine...
"Apple provides a link to its security updates page for "detailed information about the security content of this update," but as per usual with OS X updates, that information has yet to be posted, but will appear when Cupertinian web folks get around to it."
Takes them two weeks doesn't it?
It's the easiest test platform - if an fanboi won't pay for an app then fandroids certainly won't...
I just fail to see the point entirely...
Can be useful for the emergency services, but not from "hostages" from Chase vehicles etc - the second traffic cop in a car viewing the live helicopter image of the person he is chasing might not be an absurd idea for instance.
The ability to see what officers are actually doing from base might also be useful in various situations - do we need to send more people into this burning building - yes there are three warm bodies in there, seen over the thermal imaging camera, the fireman can therefore go and get one and two others will be on their way.
You *can* do these things with voice, but you get more interesting abilities when you don't have to.
OTOH the current voice system works pretty darned well, so LTE would need to buck up it's ideas in that department!
"One of the things we're trying to do through our research is to understand how digital media can be made to meaningfully intersect with the physical world," explains Shaun Lawson, Professor of Social Computing at Lincoln.
Unless of course this in an Edison moment...
"I've not failed, just found 10,000 ways not to make a better light bulb"
Surely we just shut the barrier and set it off?


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Davey Angelo Returns to the stage with 20 Shades! check out this release! http://www.prlog.org/12189815-tate-recording-artist-20-shades-philadelphia-bassist-davey-angelo-reunite-for-pittsburgh-show.html
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Pare down big buys. Shopping in bulk saves cash, but it can add calories. People faced with a gallon-sized bowl of Chex Mix ate 56 percent more than those given a half-gallon one, according to a study by Wansink. Taking 10 minutes to divide that drum of pretzels into small plastic bags could slash hundreds of calories from your diet.
Shrink bowls and spoons. We match our portions to our dinnerware. "A half cup of ice cream looks good in an 8-ounce bowl but wimpy in a 16-ounce one," Wansink says. Size even fools the pros: When Wansink gave food experts bigger bowls, they ate 31 percent more ice cream; given bigger serving spoons, they ate 15 percent more.


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The vintage inspired photo booth I shared with you earlier was a huge success. At my daughter's birthday party, she and her friends spent much of their time in front of the camera on the set we created. Dress up clothes added that extra flair to the images that you can only find in the freedom of a photo booth.
There is something about putting on a costume that changes the way we see ourselves and what we're willing to do. I believe Shakespeare even had a thing or two to say about the effect of the costume on man, but we'll leave that discussion for a later time.
For now, I'd love to share the images and video with you from the photo booth we created. These are some of the kindest and sweetest teen girls I've had the joy to be around. I honestly couldn't believe how amazing my daughter's friends were during the entire celebration… kind to one another, encouraging, and definitely full of fun and laughter. What an absolute joy as a mom to be able to see your daughter surrounded by girls who are just as amazing as she is… well almost at least.


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Photographer Tamu McPherson gives the Sartorialist, Garance Doré, and Jak & Jil a run for their money with her endlessly alluring photo blog, All the Pretty Birds (www.alltheprettybirds.blogspot.com):
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On Dec. 1, it's a North Division battle as the Rochester Americans (top affiliate of the Buffalo Sabres) take on the Toronto Marlies (Toronto Maple Leafs) at Ricoh Coliseum. The Hockey Central team of Daren Millard, Brad May and John Shannon will provide pre-game and intermission analysis while Joe Bowen and Greg Millen return to the broadcast booth to provide play-by-play and analysis, respectively, and Paul Hendrick and Jim Ralph host from rinkside. The game will air on Sportsnet ONE at 7 ET/4 PT.
On Dec. 8, it's round two as the Marlies host the Americans again in Toronto. Hockey Central host Jeff Marek will be joined by analysts Nick Kypreos and Doug MacLean for pre-game and intermission analysis while Joe Bowen and Greg Millen provide play-by-play and analysis, respectively, and Paul Hendrick and Jim Ralph host from rinkside. Coverage on Sportsnet ONE begins at 7 ET/4 PT.
Sportsnet's coverage of the AHL continues this Saturday, Nov. 24, when the Chicago Wolves (Vancouver Canucks) face off against the Milwaukee Admirals (Nashville Predators), live on all four Sportsnet regional channels at 8 ET/5 PT. Jason Shaver and Billy Gardner have the call from Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Ill., and Hockey Central will provide pre-game and intermission analysis with Dan Murphy as host alongside analysts John Garrett and Garry Valk.
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Going to rack my first batch into secondary this weekend assuming the gravity is alright.... Planning on putting more wort into it immediately. How well do I need to clean it?
may as well clean it really well, no real reason not to.
What do you mean how well do you have to clean it? You have to clean and sanitize it just like you need to for your primary.
Unless introducing spices / fruit or some other addition there is no need to even put it into a secondary. (unless this is a beer that is going into extended aging) Leave it in the primary for three weeks and call it good.
OR - perhaps I am reading your question wrong. Are you planning on pitching on the previous yeast cake? You can pitch right onto it if you like, just sanitize the top / neck of the fermenter and your transfer equipment. This is of course assuming that nothing went wrong with that first batch.
Do you mean you're using the same yeast cake?
....just add water.....
I am asuming you are going to rack what is in your primary fermeter to your secondary and imediatley put another batch directly onto the yeast cake in your primary. You are asking if you have to do anything to clean your primary out before you put your next batch in correct?
The short awnser is you do not have to do anything at all to your primary fermenter as long as you are happy with the results of the original beer in the primary. By that I mean there are no off flavors or aromas and your beer tastes and smells like success.
Also make sure your new batch is similar to what you just took out. You dont want to be putting say a light pale ale on top of a stout yeast cake. you can however go the oposite way with no problems.
I was wondering if I can use the same yeast cake.... Both beers are IPAs. Need secondary for dry hopping
Yes you can your second batch will be very happy with the large amount of yeast
Good deal, when you do this try to swirl the yeast cake with a little bit of wort to get it off the bottom. Then go for it.


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The creation of dedicated zone and e-learning portfolios reflects Ryerson's distinct core mission to foster excellence in professional and career-related education and research. The university aims to educate graduates who understand the importance of creativity, innovation, entrepreneurship and technology in their careers and in their roles as community-builders, business and industry leaders, and culture-makers.
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In his new role, Randy will engage Ryerson's internal community and external stakeholders in the university-wide development of zone learning. He will be responsible for the integration of existing and future zone-related initiatives into an overarching structure that encourages collaboration between stakeholders. As well, he will oversee the curricular development and implementation of zone learning through the Senate-approved optional specialization, and other modes and models.
Most recently, Randy was chair of the Department of English, director of the Literatures of Modernity graduate practicum program, and a faculty advisor with the Office of Experiential Learning. He has published three books: a monograph, Race, Immigration, and American Identity in the Fiction of Salman Rushdie, Ralph Ellison, and William Faulkner (Routledge, 2008) and two novels, Governor of the Northern Province (Penguin, 2006) and Beggar's Feast (Penguin, 2011). His two novels have been longlisted for the prestigious ScotiaBank Giller Prize and IMPAC/Dublin Literary Award. Randy is a frequent contributor to CBC Radio and to other national and international media including The National Post, The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times. He is the former vice-president of PEN Canada.
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In addition to her graduate and undergraduate teaching, Nancy chaired Ryerson's Research Ethics Board from 2005 to 2013. She is a longstanding member of the research ethics boards at SickKids Hospital and OCAD University, and was a consulting ethicist with the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care's Cardiac Care Network. She is a former associate director of the Ryerson-George Brown Collaborative Nursing Program, and is the current vice-chair, Ryerson Senate and Senate Priorities Committee. In 2012, she was appointed by President Levy as the academic colleague to represent Ryerson on the Council of Ontario Universities, and this year, was appointed to serve as a member of the Ontario Universities Council on Quality Assurance. Nancy is an external reviewer for a number of leading journals including The Lancet, the Journal of Academic Ethics and the Canadian Medical Association Journal.
Prior to joining Ryerson in 2003, she was a nurse clinician and research associate with the cardiac surgery division of the University Health Network. Nancy received a PhD from the collaborative program in bioethics at the University of Toronto and a BSc in nursing from Ryerson.
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The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory today from noon to 7 p.m., warning the temperature and humidity will make it feel like 105 degrees.
The three libraries will be open until 8 p.m. Thursday.
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Crystal Palace co-chairman Steve Parish has again reiterated his long-held position there is no imminent takeover on the cards at Selhurst Park.
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Neil Ardley is planning a tough few weeks for his players as they close in on the end of the season.
Harlequins have confirmed former British & Irish Lions and Wales international Adam Jones has signed for the club.
England full back Mike Brown will sit out Harlequins trip to Wembley after showing symptoms of concussion.
Former England captain Mike Gatting is urging the community to lend a helping hand at their local cricket club later this month – insisting he loved every minute of his time spent with Ashtead Cricket Club last year.
Wimbledon coach James Ogilvie-Bull reckons they have the player to guide them home as the London Division One South title race goes to the wire.
Leander Rowing Club completed a Kingston Head of the River one, two, three on the Thames on Saturday.
Croydon Bomber Chas Symonds will take time out to consider his future in boxing after defeat to Michael Lomax last weekend.
Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha reckons Saturday's Premier League win at Stoke City was built in the Championship.
Kingston & Polytechnic Harrier Phoebe Law will get over her World Junior Cross Country Championship heartache with a great summer.
Crystal Palace owner and co-chairman Steve Parish believes centre-back Scott Dann is close to an England call-up.
AFC Wimbledon boss Neal Ardley was delighted with his side's winning performance to end a tough run of games.
Ahead of Saturday's game against Portsmouth, fans of both sides seemed to be looking forward to the prospect of Matt Tubbs' return to Kingsmeadow, after he scored 15 goals for us in the first half of the season.
Herne Hill Harriers' Stacey Ward and Chris Busaileh made stunning half-marathon debuts on Sunday, with Ward's time placing her among the top dozen athletes over the distance in 2015.
Four-time Olympian Chemmy Alcott insists Kingston's Darcie Mead's mental toughness marks her out as one to watch at this week's Delancey British National Alpine Ski Championships, writes Pippa Field.
A tremendous second-half rearguard action from Crystal Palace secured a 2-1 win over Stoke City at the Britannia Stadium on Saturday.
He may have missed out on the chance of walking out at Twickenham, but Rosslyn Park U12 starlet Ben Sibbald insisted he had still loved every minute of his Land Rover Premiership Rugby Cup experience.
The launch of Kingston College's £10m creative industries centre was interrupted by protesters on Friday but Twickenham MP Vince Cable, who opened the facility, said the demonstration "a bit of a damp squib".


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Well, the cure might or might not be so easy . . . if we already knew it was a genetic malady, there's a good chance we knew the gene to some degree, and finding out that it's an ancestral retrovirus gives fairly minimal new information on how to address it. If we were once tolerant of it and now are not, that implies some cost to the tolerance-granting genes, since we lost them . . . in that case, they may not be around to find, and even if they are, where do you look? If we acquired some new trait that made us vulnerable to this now-dormant virus, that's going to be even less helpful, and again, how do you tell? All of this boils down to, we've got a touch more information about origin, but it doesn't point us anywhere.
The real benefits of this research lie elsewhere - in the ability to recover and play with old viruses, see what they do, and possibly track their evolution through the genetic record, which may help us combat the change and spread of nasty current retroviruses like HIV.
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The worst part of our stay were the beds. The beds felt like we were sleeping on wooden doors. The security of the rooms is questionable/ no locking bath window.
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The bed were like boards. We could hear the springs when we moved. The shower steam set off the fire alarm. Small meager towels. This is really a 1 star hotel. Bugs on the floor. The windows were dirty. They need to sweep and clean the sidewalks.
Good price, mostly clean.
Wi-Fi only in the office area. Breakfast was minimal. A bit rundown.
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clean, good location, nice breakfast variety
heat system either sweltering or off, handle for shower poor controls
t.v., frig & microwave in room, big room, breakfast, staff
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I liked the new carpets in my room as well as the convenience of having a fridge, microwave and hair dryer. I also liked the seeing my fellow guests in the breakfast room each morning.
Although there was a very nice desk to sit and read the lighting was such that I couldn't see the print on my books due to the glare or type of lighting. This was unfortunate as I had to go out and find other space to work.
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Good day folks,
I have a ficus house plant. Wondering if I can transplant it outside and have it survive the AZ weather. Anyone try this?
You can try, but Ficus are poorly adapted for any but the very warmest parts (10a) of the Valley, i.e., downtown, west Mesa, Tempe, etc. They take all manner of damage whenever temps go sub-freezing, though they frequently recover, if only until the followimg winter.
Ficus benjamini ??? Taking them outside in the shade for summer is good, but they freeze back unless you have a really sheltered location for them, like in an atrium with shadecloth overhead, or under a patio overhang.
Tried it here in Camp Verde 8b. It was hugh, brought it from CA. Put it under the patio, did Ok until winter and that did it in. My beautiful ficus was no more. The only thing that may work which I wish I would of thought of , is put the pot on some thing with wheels. Then you can roll it into the house for winter (2-3 mo.) with a little help and back out side for the rest of the year.
I've seen a few around the Valley, but like everyone mentioned, unless they are in a very protected spot in a warm microclimate (and even then) they get significant damage in cold winters. Same goes for rubber trees (Ficus elastica) and some others. Let us know if you go for it, and how it works out! Happy gardening!


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