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O'Brien penciled in for December return
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Leinster boss Joe Schmidt has penciled in Ireland flanker Sean O'Brien for a December return.
The openside had a second hip operation last Monday and this prompted fears from some quarters that he may be out for the season. But O'Brien, who was originally hopeful of an October return, now looks set to be back in Leinster colours in time for the Christmas period.
Schmidt told the Irish Independent: "Sean's most recent operation was last week. He's feeling pretty good about the operation.
"It will be a long, slow process. There weren't any complications. It was two different operations. We're hoping he'll be back mid-December."
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Hey all, I just started making sausage recently and am wondering if anyone can explain why my breakfast sausage "explodes" when cooking it.
I am making the sausage from the breakfast sausage recipe in charcuterie, using sheep casings. When I saute the sausages in a pan, the casings split and the sausage oozes out from everywhere. Is this because I overloaded the casings?
It could be from a bunch of different things. You could have overstuffed but that isn't likely. Most likely you are either cooking too hot and fast or you had air trapped inside the casings.
I put them in a cold pan, then bring the pan up to medium heat with the sausages in them. It is almost as if they are expanding beyond what the casing can hold. The last time we cooked them, about half of them jailbroke the casing. I guess we need to go even slower with them.
Try simmering one in water. If it still blows then it probably either overstuffed or air, most likely air.
Will do, thanks a heap!


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This concept is one I would love to further explore, The giant shrimp is tossing a killer whale away from her eggs, they love to eat her babies :O
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Who's the Killer now?Mar 1st, 2013 Reply
gulp! That's another wonderful piece of work.Mar 1st, 2013 Reply
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Tesselation and geometry are used. Esspecially in games (which generaly driver requirements for 3D anyway).
But... both are quite power hungry hw. And that's why nobody on mobile would be willing to use it (hence lack of them in OpenGL ES 3.0).
Do not know how geo, tessel and compute compare. But since all major mobile GPU's already support OpenCL, I guess that it wont be too hard to support Compute. (While geo and tessel may still require some extra hw/power)
I'll grant you are mostly correct about geo shaders. Mobile GPUs aren't really fast enough for them to make sense there, given the low power requirements in that market.
But even when they are used in games, they are mostly used as a minor optional addition, rather than something the engine really takes advantage of. Look at the games that have been ported to linux so far - Metro doesn't use them. Source engine games don't use them.
There's a lot of engines that do want to use compute shaders. Much, much more than tesselation, which is often more of a checkbox feature just so an engine can list it as a possibility and say they support DX11 features.
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Sterling ran for election as Attorney General of Arkansas in 2014. Sterling sought the Republican nomination in the primary on May 20, 2014. He lost to Leslie Rutledge in the primary runoff on June 10, 2014.[2] The general election took place November 4, 2014.
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In December 2013, the attorney general race was given its second consecutive "toss-up" rating by Governing. In March 2013, the open seat - held by term-limited Democrat Dustin McDaniel - was first rated as vulnerable to partisan switch in the 2014 elections based on predictions that McDaniel's personal issues would cause a substantial number of voters to reevaluate their usual selection methods as well as the merits of electing a Republican attorney general next time around. Shortly before the March rating came out, McDaniel was exposed for philandering for the second time in his attorney general tenure. The scandal forced him to end a long-anticipated campaign for the governor's office, which was open in 2014 due to incumbent Gov. Mike Beebe hitting term limits.[3]
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In Arkansas, the process to establish a political party is tied to the votes cast in a presidential or gubernatorial election. In order to initially put candidates on the ballot, political parties must submit a petition with 10,000 signatures. Then, in order to maintain that status beyond the election year in which they submit such a petition, their candidate for governor or president must receive at least three percent of the votes cast for that office.[4][5]
In 2012, both the Libertarian and Green Parties of Arkansas qualified to put candidates on the ballot, but then their candidates did not receive enough votes for the parties to maintain their ballot status. In the fall of 2013, both parties submitted new petitions and were qualified to put candidates on the 2014 ballot.[6][7][8] In order to maintain their status as political parties without needing to petition for the 2016 elections, their candidates for governor needed to receive at least 3 percent of the vote. Frank Gilbert (L) received 1.9 percent of the gubernatorial vote and Josh Drake (G) earned 1.1 percent of the vote.[9]
Primary election
Five candidates - three Republican, one Democratic and one Libertarian - filed for the election to replace McDaniel. A primary was held on May 20 to decide which of the three Republican hopefuls would move on to the general election with the party's nomination. It was a close contest between the race's two Little Rock lawyers, Leslie Rutledge and David Sterling, neither of whom received a sufficient share of the vote to avoid a primary runoff election on June 10.
Rutledge and Sterling both ran on their legal resumes and past efforts to support conservative causes. Rutledge claimed she was the more qualified candidate because she was "the only one with experience fighting crime, the only one with experience fighting the overreaching federal government." Sterling, meanwhile, claimed his federal court experience made him the superior candidate, touting his ample courtroom experience. "The AG's office is essentially Arkansas' largest law firm, and I think that the voters want a serious and responsible and experienced attorney leading that law firm," Sterling said.[10]
Rutledge ultimately defeated Sterling in the Republican primary runoff, earning over 58 percent of the vote.[11] She faced unopposed Democratic nominee Nate Steel and Libertarian Aaron Cash in the general election on November 4.
Questions over Rutledge's voter registration
Leslie Rutledge experienced several challenges to her general election campaign after the primary. In late September, Pulaski County Clerk Larry Crane (D) revoked Rutledge's voter registration because she was also registered in Washington, D.C. and Virginia. Rutledge lambasted Crane's decision as a political maneuver and noted in an interview with the Arkansas News Bureau that "there are consequences related to gender when it comes to women in politics, particularly, we know, when they run for traditionally quote-unquote masculine offices, and the attorney general's office is one of those."[12]
The cancelled voter registration joined other accusations made against Rutledge's campaign since the June runoff. Documents from the Arkansas Department of Human Services were published, which revealed Rutledge was placed on a "do not rehire" list because of gross misconduct in 2007. She was also accused of illegal coordination with a super PAC related to her involvement in a Republican Attorneys General Association ad, though the state's ethics commission dismissed this accusation in February 2015.[12][13]
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- ↑ David Sterling Attorney General, "Campaign website," accessed August 12, 2013
- ↑ newsobserver.com, "Rutledge wins GOP nomination for attorney general," June 10, 2014
- ↑ Governing, "The 2013-2014 Attorneys General Races: Who's Vulnerable?," March 25, 2013
- ↑ Arkansas Code, "Title 7, Section 1-101-21," accessed December 3, 2013
- ↑ Arkansas House Bill 2036, "An Act To Amend the Law Concerning Certain Procedural Dates In Election; To Amend the Law Concerning Certain Petitions; And For Other Purposes," Approved April 18, 2013 (timed out)
- ↑ Libertarian Party of Arkansas Website, "History of the Libertarian Party of Arkansas," accessed December 5, 2013
- ↑ Green Party of Arkansas Website, "Ballot Access," accessed December 5, 2013
- ↑ Arkansas Secretary of State Mark Martin, "New Political Party Petition--Green Party," November 6, 2013
- ↑ UALR Public Radio, "Poll: Ross, Hutchinson In Virtual Dead Heat In Governor's Race," April 6, 2014
- ↑ Arkansas News, "GOP attorney general hopefuls to face off in Tuesday's runoff election," June 7, 2014
- ↑ newsobserver.com, "Rutledge wins GOP nomination for attorney general," June 10, 2014
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 Times Record, "Election 2014: Arkansas AG Candidate Claims Gender Bias," October 5, 2014
- ↑ Times Record, "Ethics Complaint Against Arkansas Attorney General Dismissed," January 24, 2015
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Childrens Sock Pattern
Anyone have a childrens sock pattern for double knitting wool. I sometimes have a problem adapting fingering yarn patterns to heavier wool and although the socks turn out fine the sizing is off. I do try making a gauge square but still not always sucesssful.
I did a google and found the following site, that has quite a few listings for children's sock/stockings;
Sylvia, try making them with two strands of fingering held together. Usually, two strands of fingering is about the same as DK weight. I know it's a lot of work for an experiment, but it's worth a try. I had a pattern for a baby sock made out of DK, but have no idea where it is.
Tami, good suggestion of doubling up with the fingering yarn. Actually I have a few balls of wool that would look nice combined for a tweedy effect. Probably a good way to use up some of "all that darn yarn" as my better half says.
Sandra, I did check out your suggested website and found the children sock patterns. I printed off a few for further reference.
Thanks ladies for taking the time for me.


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FamilySearch Research Outlines online in PDF format with links
The Research Outlines prepared by FamilySearch are online in various formats. One really useful PDF format is found in the Family History & Genealogy Resources of the BYU Family History Library in the Harold B. Lee Library. This same page, with the links to each of the Outlines, also has links to many other useful resources for genealogists.
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Helpful friendly staff at hostel reception. Great value for money - already planning our next trip. - Anonymous
The hostel is located right next to Voltarstrasse u-bhan station (Underground) which was quite handy. But if you are up for a walk then Alexanderplatz is only 25 mins away. Alternatively you can hire a bike from the hostel for only €10 a day (Berlin is very cycle-friendly). Free use of internet (incl PC) in the reception area. All great stuff! - Niklas
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Location was great - underground station at the front door, heaps of great cafes and bars plus a lot of boutique clothes and jewellery for the ladies. Also close to the wall memorial and the Sunday flea market at mauer park is a must. Facilities at the hostel were pretty good and the staff were very friendly and happy to help. - Anonymous
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It was awesome to be in the hotel... Really nice atmosphere, friendly and efficient staff, all services. I was in an individual room and after I moved in a shared room and both were good. The localization was perfect - preuzaler berguer- east side area with nice shops and bars and one station from Alexanderplatz... Alive music and a great place for travelers... The best hotel /hostal I've been. - Anonymous
The staff was great! They all were really nice, helpful and friendly. Special thanks and praises go to Damian. Also, rooms, showers, toilets were very clean & nice. My friend and I really enjoyed the stay!
Too bad we haven't tried the food in the hostel. I strongly recommend PangeaPeople Hostel & Hotel! It's cheap, easy to find, very clean and has a super nice atmosphere! - Anonymous


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Getting ready to get started and I'm torn between kegging vs bottling.
Im leaning more towards kegging since it doesn't require a ton of bottles. Ha!
Any insight? If you do keg what do you use for equipment?
Keg. Still bottle if I'm wanting to age. Hate cleaning, sanitizing and filling all those bottles!
Here we go again.....
Certain beers take better to bottles for aging (Belgians, Barleywines) simply because you don't have to waste a 50 dollar keg just sitting around and not being used.
But if you have the money to keg go for it, makes bottling day go much faster. I bottle because it's much cheaper and I don't have the ability to dedicate a beer fridge.
OK so if Im kegging what equipment do you recommend?
I bought the conversion kit from the beverage factory, and a co2 tank on craigslist.
I do both, I mix my primeing sugar in my keg, hook to CO, fill how ever many bottles I want off co, (this is all before it is carbonated) then leave rest to carbonate in keg. So I usually have like 24 bottles and hall keg of beer. Best of both worlds and easy.


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Best replacement/substitute for 100 W incandescent floods?
Wanted to replenish our stock of indoor 100 W reflector flood lightbulbs, and found out the other day that they are no longer available at the supply house where we've been purchasing them for years (gov't regs).
So, what would be a VERY close substitute? When we had the first hi-hats installed in this house (11 years ago), the electrician put 90 W (?) halogen floods in all of them and we HATED them. He quickly replaced them with the 100 W incandescent floods. The halogen bulbs threw off a lot of heat, and the light they threw cast stark shadows everywhere (and any areas not directly in line with the light itself, were practically cast into darkness.
The guy at the supply house told my husband that Halogen floods were our only alternative. If they are the same as what the elctrician tried 11 years ago--ugh!
I've read about CFL's but don't want those at all.
Besides hoping to avoid shadows and excessive heat, we'd like lightbulbs that go on instantly, shut off instantly, don't flicker, and can be dimmed with our Lutron dimmer switches. Does such an animal exist? I saw some sort of Halogen-Xenon hybrid (linked below). Would those fit our requirements?
FWIW, some of the hi-hats are in regular 8' flat ceilings, some are in the vaulted ceiling(s) in our kitchen and LR, and one is way up over our foyer/entryway.
Here is a link that might be useful: Halogen-Xenon Reflector Floods
The government started the timetable for limiting the sale of R lamps in 1992 because they were so inefficient. They don't appear to put out as much heat (and light) as more modern lamps designs because less heat and light is projected out of the fixture by the old R type reflector. You should have at least been using ER or BR type lamps which are not much more efficient but were not restricted by the '92 law. (R20 lamps were exempted).
A more efficient incandescent lamp is the PAR type (parabolic aluminized reflector). If it uses a halogen capsule it is even more efficient and if it has an IR coating it is even better and therefore it is possible to use a smaller wattage.
I suspect that when you tried a halogen lamp you used one with too large a wattage and too narrow a beam spread since you probably didn't know how efficient the reflector design was. The old R lamps came in Spot (20 deg.) and Flood (60 deg.) but modern PAR lamps are made in NSP (9 deg.), SP (12 deg.), FL (28 deg.) and WFL (60 deg.).
You should try a Sylvania 75w. frosted halogen PAR Fl or WFL lamp. You should go to an electrical supply store rather than a Home Depot or the internet. The quality of light and reduction in glare will be impressive. When I renovate a house I replace the lamps in the recessed fixtures that are not going to be replaced and the owners think they're new fixtures especially if the original R lamps were not recessed above the ceiling much.
You didn't say the size. A recessed fixture that uses an R/BR/ER 40 lamp would use a PAR 38 lamp. The 20 and 30 sizes are the same. Be sure to insist on a frosted PAR lamp even if it has to be ordered. And a 130v. rated lamp will last a lot longer than a 120v. rated lamp. An IR or HIR model will be about 30% more efficient but will be expensive.
Lots of good info! Thank you so much!
Some more questions for you:
This is what we've been using in our 6" cans: 100BR/FL/RP--BR40 (large size bulbs). Would the 75W Sylvania that you mentioned equal the lighting from the 100W bulbs we are currently using? Should/could we use a 100W version of the bulb you mentioned (does it even exist)? Can we use 130V rated bulbs in our cans? DH says to tell you we have three lights per switch (Lutron dimmer). Except the bedroom which currently has 4 cans per switch (Lutron dimmer); two bulbs are 100W, two are 120W in that room.
Or you could just order a 120W R40 from the only place still providing them. I ordered 48 for a friend who uses them in his office. He refuses to switch to a CFL and does not like the heat of the halogen. They took about 3 weeks to arrive as they are special order.
Here is a link that might be useful: 120W R40
The federal law does not actually ban BR, ER and R lamps but sets minimum standards for efficacy (lumens per watt or LPW) for different wattages of these lamps.
A 100w. BR40 lamp currently has an efficacy of between 9 & 10 LPW and the new law sets the minimum LPW at 14. For a 120w. lamp the current average is about 12 and the new standard is 14.5. Essentially, 65w. BR30 lamps can still be used but larger wattages of BR, ER, & R lamps cannot.
PAR lamps typically already meet these standards which roughly means that a 20% reduction in wattage (or one size smaller wattage lamp) gives about the same amount of light.
The catalog linked above gives the lumens of each lamp so it is easy to determine which ones meet the new standards.
So, buy a 75w.,and an 85w. frosted PAR38 lamp with a wide beam angle (50 deg. or more if you don't like focused light) and try them out. Eventually that is what you will be using unless you like CFL or LED lighting.
If you really like a lot of light also try a 100w. frosted PAR38 WFL. It will produce more than twice the number of lumens as the 100w. BR40 lamp you are now using for the same cost of electricity. And dimming it will produce a warmer, less intense light and dramatically reduce the cost of electricity.


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"Don't read what you know"
Let me start by saying that I really enjoyed Da Vinci code and its prequel, so I was optimistic about this read. Unfortunately, I was horribly disappointed. I am not sure if the culprit is Mr. Brown's lack of knowledge about this subject (compared to the subject matter of Da Vinci) or my relative depth of knowledge about it (I happen to run data centers for a living) but I was extremely disappointed in the book.
The characters were interesting and the basic concept to start with was OK, but from there it degenerated rapidly. By the end of the book I was figuring things out quicker than most of the characters (always a bad sign) and the majority of the plot line had become completely unbelievable. As with all techo-thrillers, the bottom line is that when the machine is run-amok or in horrible danger... simply turn the thing off. Since this solution is so elegantly simple, writers from Asimov to Star Trek have been inventing convulted ways to keep their machines from being turned off, and even more convulted reasons why those mechanisms would be built. Just in case Mr. Brown decides to write in this genre again, here are some good rules of thumb:
1) Rule #1 of data center design - The EPO (emergency power off) is always located at a controlled and secure location near the exits (there can be multiple, after all) to the data center... not 3 stories below the data center in some goofy catacombe of generators and cooling equipment.
2) Rule #1 of computer system design - If your $3 billion computer runs so hot it can explode... put a $10 temperature sensor in it so it can shut itself down to keep that from happening accidentally.
3) Rule #1 of being an international assassin - silencers don't work very well on revolvers, sound escapes from between the cylinder and the barrel.
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Thanks in advance.
On a Blazer that I replaced one on, it was necessary to cut the broken end link off, but the replacement one was a different design and it slid right on. I just replaced the side that was broken. If yours is the same (needs to be cut off) and you do not have an easy way to do that, just take it to a shop and have them put it on; it's very easy if you have the vehicle on a lift. If yours does not need to be cut off, it'd be easy to do yourself.
Well I replaced both sides and it was a pretty simple job. The one that was broken came off like a breeze, but the link that was still intact was tough to remove. Went through 6 dremel cutting wheels to cut it off. Besides the removal of the old parts, one of the simplest jobs I've done on my own. The truck feels like new.


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Nutrition Facts
Serving Size 1 beet (2" dia) (82 g)
Per Serving % Daily Value*
Calories 35
Calories from Fat 1
Total Fat 0.1g 0%
Saturated Fat 0g 0%
Polyunsaturated Fat 0g
Monounsaturated Fat 0g
Cholesterol 0mg 0%
Sodium 64mg 3%
Potassium 266.5mg 8%
Carbohydrates 7.8g 3%
Dietary Fiber 2.3g 9%
Sugars 5.5g
Protein 1.3g
Vitamin A 1% · Vitamin C 7%
Calcium 1% · Iron 4%
*Based on a 2000 calorie diet
Beets Calories and Health Benefits
- Very low in saturated fat
- No cholesterol
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- High in vitamin C
- Very high in sugar
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Wants: fig tree/cuttings
Have: will post later.
Tally HO!
Glad to see some activity on this post! I can dig up:
Lycoris Radiata (spider lily)
White butterfly ginger
Dr. Moy Ginger
Peacock Ginger
Spiral Ginger
Red Firespike
Have potted:
two Pam Puryear Turk's Cap(4"container)
two Duranta (golden dewdrops) seedlings(4"container)
one Caranation of India (6" container)
4", 6" and 1 gallon nursery pots
I am looking for any fruiting trees, especially fruiting pomegranate tree and a rooted fig tree
Hi all, here is what I have:
-Crepe myrtles volunteer, pink
-Angel trumpet gold
-Lotus seedling pink,white,red
-Umbrella palm water plant
-Spider plants
-Ground cover
-Ornamental peppers
-Rice plants
-Lemon grass
-Rau ram herb
-Water spinach
-Longan fruit seedling
I can bring cuttings if requested for these plants:
-Passion vine red
-Dutman's pipe vine
-Gourmet popcorn rose
-Don juan rose
-Belinda dream rose
-Montezuma rose
-Ambassador rose
-Blue girl rose
-Proudland rose
-Gold glow rose
jardineratx, I'd love to have one of each gingers except for butterfly. I can bring you Longan and Jackfruit seedlings. Let me know if you want anything else on my list. Thanks
I have been looking for rau ram for the past year! Let me know what you would like to trade - you can check my trade list. I also would like to try a lotus. Would you be interested in an Alocasia? - I have Hilo Beauty and Illustris, also another pretty variegated one - I'm not sure of the name.
Molly, sorry I didnt receive your email. I just updated my page so other member can email me. Please send again or post here. Thank you.
Daisytx, I'll bring you rau ram and lotus. You have a lot of interesting plants. Is Fallax a under water plant? If so, I want 1 and also the Yellow bauhinia. Let me know if anything else I can get you. Thanks
Molly, I'd like some spider lilies (lycoris)
Tia, angel trumpet,rice plant, longan fruit seedling
Terroir, a white lantana and WELCOME!
So far I have dug & potted up:
Sanseveria Masonia (one)
Sans. noid
Hoya-I'll look up the name, small long leaves, moderate bloomer
Aloe pink blush (2 small pups)
Aloe noid-great coloring in full sun, heavy bloomer
Crinums: C. americanum-small, heavy bloomer, fragrant, spidery white/pink flowers, Boussant (spelling?) dark pink blooms, several noids
Hawthoria, asst. species, pups
Pregnant onion pups
Amaryllis-San Antonio-orange blooms
Oputania-very large pads, heavy bloomer noid
Canna-bengal tiger, banana
Agave, giant blue
Cereus cuttings-large columnar cactus, heavy bloomer, fragrant, open at night.
Dutchman pipe vines, small flowers, ?native? host plant
I'll be digging more today & will post later!!
Tally HO!
I am going to try to post my list of Haves and my wish list, but I need to apologize first. I have not had the time to prepare for this the way I would like. Most anything I bring will be just dug up and not nicely potted. Also I do not know the correct names for most of the plants I have or even the things I want.
If anyone would like, I can bring:
Holly bushes
Small green shrub �" maybe dwarf Yaupon
Orange Day Lilies
White Lilies
Purple Iris
Purslane multicolor �" these are in pots but were just dug up a week
ago. Still experiencing some shock.
Chocolate Plant - Pseuderanthemum alatum
Root Beer Plant, Hoja Santa, Mexican Pepperleaf Piper auritum �" These are just a few tiny volunteers coming up
Aloe Vera
Packaged seed from Wildflower Festival in 2009 �" Forget-Me-Not, Sunflower, Zinnia, Black Eyed Susans and Tomato Ace 55vf
Can bring leaves from African Violets if anyone wants to try rooting them.
I have one houseplant. The tag says it's a Dieffenbachie Exotica. Nice plant but is not doing well with the neglect I give.
Wish List:
Cardinal Plant
Pink Jasmine
Party Time or any Begonias
Turks Cap (smaller variety)
Shade plants
Moss Rose
Oncore Azaleas
Knock Out Roses
Any Christmas Cactus
Crown of Thorns
Thanks everyone,
Molly or anyone else who has the White Spider Lilies !!!!
Please contact me by e mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
I have Red Spider lilies to trade.
Sorry, I cannot be at the Swap Meet. However, I will be in the Houston area the first of November.
C. Miller,
I may have some white Spider Lilies. I won't know till Friday. We moved this year. My daughter is living in our old house, but she is not a plant person. The beds have not gotten watered much and are totally overgrown. I am digging out things when I am there. I know some Spider lilies made it, but am bringing them here. I will check to see if there are more.
I wish I could go, maybe next year. I will be able to finally go to Galveston in January. It will be my first time. I owe Tally plants, I promised to her, when she lost hers due to Ike. I lost all the plants I started for her, when I got my new greenhouse and fried them. As, well as all the new tropical plants I bought from Puerto Rico, It was very sad. I did not realize how hot it gets in a greenhouse. I think Kristy made the same mistake when she got hers. If I do not loose my plants again this December, I will try and make my promise to Tally come true. My husband goes down every January to a meeting in Galveston, this will be the first time, I will be able to go, now that I am retired. Barbra,
Bulbs will be fresh dug White hedychium (butterfly ginger) Cinnabar hedychium (butterfly ginger) Pink Hawaiian hedychium (butterfly ginger) Large leaf curcuma (hidden ginger) Zingiber zerumbet (pinecone ginger) crocossia orange Japanese crested iris nada crinum Summer Nocturne? light pink Amorphophallus Voodoo lily dark purple bloom kind unknown but hardy here crinum burgundy beauty small bulbs seedling of crinum this one has a dull green leaf blooms 3 or 4 times with fragrant pink flowers in early to mid spring lily of Peru(alstroemeria psittacina) bowlia sea onion 1" a round Ornamental Yam dioscorea discolor discolor fresh dug plants: Giant liriope Clerodendrum bungei wedelia sword fern southern wood fern moncho fern violet trumpet http://www.floridata.com/ref/c/clyt_cal.cfm golden rain trees koelreuteria paniculata)some are 3" others about 1' native purple violet root beer piper auritum Mexican petunia tall pink and purple Mexican petunia trailing purple walking iris(neomarica gracilis) houytina spider wort plants pots texas star hibiscus hibiscus Mahoe variegated hydrangea agave golden rain trees (koelreuteria paniculata) about 1' tall seeds: lilium regale yellow hibiscus Salvia coccinea cyrpess vine GLOBBA SCHOMBURGKII "Yellow Dancing Girl" bird house gourds toung oil tree if not some seeds a few 1 gallon pots large leaf It basil september rose hibiscus http://www.onalee.com/catalog.php/onaleeisrael/dt66024/pd1741870/October_Rose_Monarch_Rose_Mallow__Ruby_Hibiscus_H._Radiatus_Hibiscus_Seeds Pepper seeds: tricolor-variegata-hot-peppers and purple largo golden rain trees koelreuteria paniculata cone flower Cuttings: the costus ginger are stem cuttings: COSTUS BARBATUS ps 7' blooms deep red cone w/ lg yellow flowers COSTUS PATTERN STEM ps 6-7' blooms yellow orange w/dark veins COSTUS SCABER ps 6' red bracts w/yellow inflorescences long lasting COSTUS SPECIOSUS "RED" s-ps 7' blooms red cone w/white crepe sweet olive verigate datura ficus: tragulata banana leaf angle trumpet brug white and yellow heart shape leave hoya verigate red hibiscus Peach El Capitolio Sport hibiscus star fish catus large ,red vied smells bad but the blooms are 6" across star fish catus small red flower ox toung (un rooted plants) lemon catus power puff tree dwarf white day bloomer Epiphyllum Epiphyllum rose queen Epiphyllum large yellow bloom Epiphyllum very large redish purple night bloomer Epiphyllum brazilian red cloak(megaskepasmaerthrochlamys) butterfly Clerodendrum, butterfly vine with the yellow flowers and dried seed pods look like butterfly, smoke tree red cascade rose mutablis rose firecracker plant variegated hydrangea monstera swish cheese ivy heartleaf philo 3 different rubber trees 4 different ficus , red on red bleeding heart, 3 different schefflera veriagated red hibscus
Hey guys,
Sorry this is so late, but I had to clear a day off.
I haven't been to a swap in about 3 years and am real excited to see old friend and meet new.
I have more crafts than plants. I have photos of the crafts in the album "Jeanette Swap Crafts" on the plantmeet group site. A few of the "old timer" might remember them at past swaps.
As far as plants go I have:
2 baby oak trees
Fig cuttings (brown turkey and Celeste)
What I'm looking for:
Edible trees and scrubs - persimmon, pawpaw, and Barbados cherry for example.
Also I am bringing 2 door prizes and a treat and aluminum foil.
Tia- I would love to trade for your jackfruit and logan fruit seedlings
Tally- Let me know if you would like some fig cuttings
How silly of me.
I mention crafts in the post above and dont write about them.
3 large mosaic paving stone ( Hope, Flowers, and an Abstarct) 8x14
4 small mosaic paving stones (all abstract) 4x8
4 birdhouse with license plate roofs
3 can birdhouses
2 small birdhouses
9 ladybug garden art
4 glass bird feeders
I have put pictures of the on Snapfish. The lick is:
Noreen, I'd like the megaskepasmaerthrochlamys and Salvia coccinea. Please let me know what I can bring for you. Thank you.
Jeanette, jack fruit and longan fruit trees are yours. Can I have the 3 large mosaic paving stone ( Hope, Flowers, and an Abstarct) 8x14. I also have some edible plant/shrub as: lemon grass, water crest, Water spinach... Let me know if you want some. Thanks
Is anyone interested in crafts for plants trades?
I can make stamped coasters - any themes
hand made cards, gift tags, etc.
I have several hundred stamp sets, so I have just about any theme you can imagine....
I have brought the cards to the swaps before and people asked for more...
I can email or post samples if interested.. please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
Finally got my act together and made my list.
1 Variegated schefflera
2 purple fascination vitex
9 russelia (red firecracker)
1 ageratum (blue mist flower)
Will dig if wanted:
Red canna
Indigofera kirilowii
Turnera alternifolia (yellow buttercup)
2 hydrangea endless summer
Cuttings if wanted:
Indigo spires salvia
For trade only:
1 potted dragonfruit
Cassia alata (candlestick plant) seedlings
Confederate rose
Turks cap-red, white or variegated
Candy corn vine
Salvia uliginosa (bog sage)
Spigelia marilandica (Indian pink)
Dichorisandra (blue ginger)
Eranthemum pulchellum (blue sage)
Quadrangularis passionvine
I have the following trades arranged for tomorrow. Please let me know if I have left anyone out.
Tally - Lycoris for San Antonio amaryllis
Tia - Gingers (except white butterfly) for some lemon grass, ornamental peppers and cuttings of passion vine.
Jeanette - peacock ginger for Celeste fig cuttings
Karen - Pink turks cap for chocolate plant
Terrior - white butterfly ginger and white salvia greggii seeds forbronze fennel
Noreen - Duranta for fig cuttings
Hi All,
I have the follow trades for tomorrow
Molly- peacock ginger for fig cuttings
Noreen- a surprise for a lady bug
Donna- dragon fruit for a lady bug
Tally- fig cuttings
Tia- jackfruit for the Hope paving stone
Trish- stepping stone and windchime for a lady bug and glass feeder
Let me know if I missed anyone.
I still have to trade:
3 glass bird feeders
6 yard art lady bugs
5 assorted bird houses
2 large mosaic stepping stones (flowers and abstract)
4 small mosaic stepping stones
black taro
fig cuttings (celeste and Brown Turkey)
For those that I have arranged trades with or am bringing something for, I probably will not be able to get to the swap till @10:45. I hope it will be earlier, but it doesn't usually happen.
When I do get there, I will be wearing light blue denim capris and a t-shirt with a scarecrow & pumpkins on it.
Thanks a bunch to Jennifer and everyone.
Thanks to everyone for another great trade! We spent yesterday putting in plants and cuttings. Tonight I'll get all the gingers planted, white butterfly & elata from Noreen, dancing girl from David, peach butterfy from Molly and one I forget from Jennifer, tomorrow I'll plant the crinums-Molly, the lady with the big trash bag full of them and the orphan pile provided the crinums. I ate waaaayyyyy to many cookies :)
Tally HO!


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Drupal Bits at Web-Dev: Manage Drupal Feature Updates
When using Features module to move changes from one development environment to the next, it can be tricky to track which Feature ought to be 'reverted' in order make the new code be incontrol. Sure you can revert them all in one shot with `drush features-revert-all`, but that is pretty intensive to do especially on a production site and can lead to some race conditions.
Code Karate: Drupal Role Assign Module: Controlling who can assign what roles on your Drupal site
By default a Drupal site has a lot of flexibility when it comes to assigning user roles and permissions. There are times however when the default flexibility is not quite enough. The Drupal Role Assign Module extends this flexibility a little by allowing more fine grained control over setting user roles.
The Drupal RoleAssign module allows you to allow other roles to assign users roles... confused yet? An example might be helpful. Assume you have the following Drupal roles on your site:Tags: DrupalUsersDrupal 7Drupal Planet
Drupal Association News: Announcing the Drupal 8 Accelerate Program
We are thrilled to announce that, in collaboration with the Drupal 8 branch maintainers, the Association is launching a brand-new program: Drupal 8 Accelerate. Modeled after our Community Cultivation Grants program, Drupal 8 Accelerate is a $125,000 fund to help solve critical issues and accelerate the release of Drupal 8.
The Drupal community is filled with a plethora of opinions and ideas, but there's one thing we likely all agree on; we're ready for Drupal 8 to be released! This anticipation is underscored by the record number of contributors to D8 - over 2400. Now it's time for the Drupal community to rally and finish the job. The Drupal Association wants to help you make that happen. After all, our mission is to unite a gobal open source community to build and promote Drupal.
The Drupal 8 Accelerate Program is a $125,000 fund provided by the Drupal Association (and by extension, all the Association members and Partners who fund our work - so thank you). Grants will be made in two categories: branch maintainer requests and community requests. This two-branch system means that funds can be directed by the people most intimately familiar with the project needs while still allowing for our amazing community to come up with innovative ideas that have a big impact. The Association will also be providing logistical support to the branch maintainers throughout the process.
While the Association is providing the funds and the support, we are not deciding WHAT gets funded. This gets handled by the branch maintainers, keeping the Association on the right side of the "we don't direct the project" line. The Drupal 8 Accelerate program is a fantastic opportunity for the Association to support and amplify community efforts. All of our favorite work at the Association follows this model - DrupalCon session selection, Community Cultivation Grants, Global Training Days, and DrupalCamp Fiscal Sponsorship to name a few. We're here to make it easier for you to innovate, and this program is yet another example.
Of course, this is the first time our community has tried anything like this, so we expect that we'll be learning a lot as we go. As always, we are looking for your feedback and help so that we can improve.
How can you help? Let me count the ways:
- Help promote the program. Share this blog post on Twitter, Facebook, and other places your Drupal friends hang out online.
- Apply! Take this program back to your user group, company, or friends and dream big. If you have a great way to help push Drupal 8 to release, we want to hear about it.
- Help fund the grants. The Association has pledged $125,000 because we think this program is THAT important. But we're looking for community support to help make this investment. You can become member, a partner, or talk to us about making a contribution directly to the fund.
A huge round of thanks goes to Angie, Jess, Gabor, Cathy, Nate and the other branch maintainers who helped develop and review this program. We're excited to see what happens next!
Drupal core announcements: Priorities for the upcoming Drupal 8 critical issue sprint (Dec. 10-14 in Ghent, Belgium)
It's just a few days now until our Drupal 8 criticals sprint in Ghent! The sprint will be held December 10-14, 2014 and hosted at the Wunderkraut offices.Upgrade path blockers
Our top priority for the sprint will be to make progress on D8 upgrade path blockers (critical issues with the 'D8 upgrade path' tag) that affect the Entity Field API, Views, and the Configuration System. Here are the specific issues we have targeted:
- #2372855: Add content & config entity dependencies to views
- #2341357: Allow the entity area to use UUIDs instead of IDs and provide autocompletion
Discuss and plan our approach. (The second issue, #2341357, is a soft blocker that covers part of the scope of the first, #2372855.)
- [PP-1] Figure out what to do in Views when entity schema changes
Discuss and plan our approach.
- #1934152: Figure the out if we want global config overrides to stick (settings.php overrides don't work on all pages)
Discuss, make a decision, and move forward.
- #2278017: [PP-1] When a content entity type providing module is uninstalled, the entities are not fully deleted, leaving broken references
- #2338873: [PP-2] Modules providing non-configurable field storage definitions can be uninstalled, leaving orphaned unpurged data
These issues are postponed on #2335879: Change SqlContentEntityStorageSchema::requiresEntityDataMigration() to ask the old storage handler if it has data rather than assuming yes unless NULL storage, but that will hopefully land before the sprint. The first issue (#2278017) is proceeding well and can hopefully be wrapped up in the sprint, and then the second (#2338873) will hopefully be a straightforward application of the same pattern. In addition to these issues, we may also want to create a new issue to add a config validator that does the same validation check during a config deployment.
- #2183983: Find hidden configuration schema issues
- #2387149: Display extenders are not possible to describe with config schema
- #2387157: Cloning display into another display also stores options that are not supported by the new display type
Agree on the API needed for the Views child issues. Then, continue to resolve outstanding failures in the main issue. It would be great to either finish these by the end of the sprint or get far enough to know the reason for each remaining failure to have confidence there's no lingering huge problem! (#2387141: Missing field configuration schemas across core tests should be hopefully done before the sprint starts.)
- #2232477: Fatal when adding new fields with NOT NULL constraints in a base table that contains existing entities
This issue was discussed in Amsterdam, committed, and then reverted. yched has been working on the patch since; we could probably focus on this issue together and discuss the issues with the previous patch to move this forward.
Another goal of the sprint is to triage critical issues in the core queue to assess their relevance and priority. (You can help by making sure any open critical issues you are following have up-to-date issue summaries.)Sponsors
Thanks to the Drupal Association and Wunderkraut for sponsoring this event!More information
If you have any questions about the upcoming sprint, contact xjm.
David Norman: Drupal 8's installer and Xdebug don't mix
Anecdotally, Drupal 8 is slower than anything before it - maybe 4x slower. While installing Drupal 8.0.0-beta3 so I could work on upgrading the Masquerade module, I found the installer dreadfully slow. I started a timer when I got to the Batch API-enabled "Install site" page. The installer ran for 10 minutes to get as far as step 32 of 37. Then it errored-out.
An AJAX HTTP error occurred. HTTP Result Code: 200 Debugging information follows. Path: http://localhost/drupal8/core/install.php?langcode=en&profile=standard&i... StatusText: OK ResponseText: ( ! ) Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /Users/davidnorman/Sites/drupal8/core/lib/Drupal/Core/Extension/ModuleHandler.php on line 261
I've installed Drupal probably thousands of times and I knew my MacBook Pro Retina, 3rd-generation quad core i7 processor with a SSD wasn't a bottleneck. At the time, I only had one extra PHP extension enabled - Xdebug (see my phpinfo()). It only had a basic configuration. Sometimes I enable things like xdebug.collect_assignments or xdebug.show_local_vars, but even those weren't enabled at the time.[xdebug] zend_extension="/usr/local/Cellar/php56-xdebug/2.2.6/xdebug.so" xdebug.auto_trace = On
To get Drupal to install, I commented the Xdebug zend_extension at /usr/local/etc/php/5.6/conf.d/ext-xdebug.ini, did a brew install php56-apcu, and restarted my MacBook.
After I swapped Xdebug for APCU, the "Install site" portion of the Drupal 8 installer took only 30 seconds to complete and did not time-out, versus the 10 minutes with ultimate failure while Xdebug was enabled.
At this point, I'm seem to be left to conclude that if I wanted to use Xdebug to debug the installer, that my only option is to increase the default 30 second timeout in my /usr/local/etc/php/5.6/php.ini. Alternatively, if I want to use Xdebug for day-to-day module development, that I'll need to disable Xdebug temporarily to get a local install setup.
Drupal 8 does a lot more stuff to process a page. Core developers have succeeded in moving most of the code to use object oriented methods with namespaces and protected variable spaces, but at the expense of turning a vanilla install into about 76MB. Drupal 7.34 is only 15MB.
To make a point, I inserted a debug_print_backtrace() in EntityAccessControlHandler::access(). This is a basic call in core that would check access on anything that's an entity - users, nodes, etc. After Firefox choked on the resulting output, I attempted to make a snapshot of the page using Evernote to link to in this article. Instead, even Evernote told me that the page was too big to capture.
I guess I don't really have any other point to make. It's not like this article is going to make Drupal 8 faster. I don't have advice for making it lightweight. It's what we have to live with now in the supposed pursuit of progress and modern sophistication. I'm just leaving my breadcrumb for other developers who might find it impossible to even get Drupal 8 installed using an environment that worked for Drupal 7 since I was able to get through the "Install site" part of the Drupal 7.34 installer with Xdebug enabled and with APCU disabled in only 14 seconds.Post categories Drupal
Mediacurrent: A better Access Denied (403) page with Panels
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Drupal Watchdog: Drupal in Context
A funny thing happened in 1991, when the Americans with Disabilities Act started compelling businesses to make their premises more accessible. People discovered that long-handled faucets are easier to turn when your hands are wet; wheelchair ramps enabled parents to bring their strollers inside; and athletes relied on handrails after twisting their ankles during practice. In short, ease of use benefited everybody, not just the targeted population.
It's a lesson the Drupal community has struggled gamely to learn: consider Drupal 7's extensive (and expensive) user-interface revamp. And yet beginners still find Drupal much harder to use than, say, WordPress. Meanwhile, technologists who are weighing Drupal against its competitors reach for the handrail, find it missing, and assume that this lack of "polish" is more than skin deep.
Sometimes, they're right.'tis a Gift to be Simple
If the history of technology teaches us one thing, it's this: Simplicity wins every time. It beats features, security, and price. Examples abound both within and outside of the world of computers: Packaged goods beat out bulk service even as they partly eliminated customer choice, and Twitter dumbed down blogging to become an essential part of digital life. But fighting against the need for simple, reliable tools is quixotic: It's easier and more fun to create new features than to perfect the ones you have.
Certainly Drupal has long been guilty of this. We've held onto poorly implemented core features, even when their function has diminished and the market has passed them by. The mostly pointless and hard-to-use Actions module is a great example. The disease is evident outside of core, too. Features get more attention than interface bugs in the queues of contributed modules; and five years after its release, the Mac version of Acquia Dev Desktop still can't serve web pages on the standard HTTP port 80, or shut down gracefully when you restart your computer.
Commerce Guys: Drupal Commerce Site Spotlight: Flixbus.de
We're always on the lookout for great sites built with Drupal Commerce, our truly flexible software that's changing the face of eCommerce one site at a time.
Traveling this Holiday Season? Well if you're in Germany, you might be taking FlixBus. And if you are, then chances are you just purchased your ticket on their new site hosted on Platform.sh. The site features a robust ticketing engine powered by the flexibility of Drupal Commerce and was built by the talented team at Wunderkraut, a Drupal Commerce Delivery partner that has just recently announced their plans to move all the organizations development to Platform.sh, our Continuous Delivery Cloud built to enable and enhance agile development from day one.
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