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Michael David Carroll of Irving was sentenced Monday in federal court in Dallas. He was ordered to pay $1.4 million in restitution. He had pleaded guilty in April to wire fraud.
Prosecutors say the 38-year-old Carroll was a director of The Salad Bowl Franchise Corp. They say from 2008 to 2010 Carroll ran a scheme to defraud investors by inducing them to purchase a franchise from him.
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An adored only child, Annie has until recently lived an idyllic life. She is inseparable from her beautiful mother, a powerful presence, who is the very center of the little girl's existence. Loved and cherished, Annie grows and thrives within her mother's benign shadow. Looking back on her childhood, she reflects, "It was in such a paradise that I lived." When she turns twelve, however, Annie's life changes, in ways that are often mysterious to her. She begins to question the cultural assumptions of her island world; at school she instinctively rebels against authority; and most frighteningly, her mother, seeing Annie as a "young lady," ceases to be the source of unconditional adoration and takes on the new and unfamiliar guise of adversary. At the end of her school years, Annie decides to leave Antigua and her family, but not without a measure of sorrow, especially for the mother she once knew and never ceases to mourn. "For I could not be sure," she reflects, "whether for the rest of my life I would be able to tell when it was really my mother and when it was really her shadow standing between me and the rest of the world."
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Slumping Headley needs another strong second half to approach glory of 2012
His 22.9 percent strikeout rate, for instance, is only a tick higher than last year's showing (22.5).
"Same guy," hitting coach Phil Plantier said. "This is a cyclical game. You cycle through good and bad. A guy goes through a rough time; that just means there's a good time coming."
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One day, he'll barrel-up three balls and have nothing to show for it. On another, he'll strike out twice and leave the batter's box in disgust because he knows the pitcher missed his spot and got away with it.
Breaking pitches and change-ups on the inner half of the plate can be effective if a pitcher can execute it with precision, Headley admits. He just knows that he's been the victim of some happy accidents along the way — like when Matt Cain punched him out twice in San Francisco earlier this month.
The first strikeout came on an off-speed pitch on the inner half of the plate that Headley swung through in the first inning. Six frames later, Cain dropped one there again and Headley again swung through it and just shook his head.
"That's just how it's going," Headley said. "Matt Cain did it to me a couple of times — throwing his split finger or his change-up and struck me out twice on pitches inside, and (catcher) Buster (Posey) was reaching across the plate. I was like, 'Are you kidding me? If you throw that where you were supposed to, I have a better chance of hitting it.'
"That's just how it goes sometimes."
The same with all those hard hits that have gone for outs, and if Headley feels like he's been inexplicably unlucky through the first three months of the season, it's because he has.
Sure, pitchers are attacking Headley with off-speed pitches earlier in counts, as scouts say, and he's beginning to expand his strike zone as this slump continues into the summer months.
But all those screaming line drives right into someone's glove? The hard grounders that aren't finding holes when they did a year ago?
Sabermetricians track that kind of thing — batting average on balls in play — and Headley's .278 BABIP this year is well off last year's .337 mark and 55 points off his career average in that department.
So when some of that luck appears to turn when he yanks a two-run triple down the third-base line at Petco Park last week — and just out of Juan Uribe's grasp — Headley feels like he's due those sort of breaks. The law of averages demands it.
"In San Francisco, I had three balls that I smashed with guys on base that were outs," Headley said. "I'm just like, 'What is going on?' I wouldn't mind a broken-bat knock with a couple of steaks (RBIs)."
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Do those purple shamrocks need shade? Mine stay wilted and folded up all the time. Gonna have a brug bloom tonight I think. Day Dreams is dropping her skirt. Got the shade cloth put up in the greenhouse. I hope its not too much shade now, lol. Will have to see. I wanted to put it on the Big door instead but John wouldn't listen.
Those daylilies are beautiful, Kylie- I'm a sucker for the dark ones, that one is especially pretty. My son just gave me a start of his Highland Lord, it looks like an orchid! Same nice dark color.
Kristy, congrats on getting Daydream to bloom- I never had any luck with this brug. After 4 years, Pink Pefektion has settled down, She had one nice bloom, now two more and I'm going "With 95+ weather, where are the deformed blossoms?" - guess it is just a matter of maturity. I will post some photos later today if I get a chance.
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A couple more!! YAY...The Tomatoes are really doing good.. the squash and okra are on the way.. At least we wont starve..LOLOLOL The first is Box Car Willie.. I an 5'6 and they are way over my head.. The last is a day Lily that blooms today.. I wish I could remember who sent me the Lily's. I would love to Thank Them again..!
As always great pictures,love the daylilis, my tomatoes all I can say is they are alive, they survived the green worms and came back barely started blooming, so at this point I am not sure if I will have fruit. my cantaloupe is putting fruit but the grasshopers are BAD!!
Kylie, love the tomato plants, and that daylily is beautiful! It would certainly fit in any garden. I didn't plant any new tomatoes because I had tons of sweet 100? self-sown growing. They have been giving lots of fruit, but yesterday I noticed the plants were drying up. Those darn gophers have dug all up under where the tomato plants were!


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Now we're moving. Roger Goodell just breezed by to say hello on his way to the commissioner's green room.
So far in the second round, safeties Louis Delmas and Patrick Chung are already off the board. The Cowboys were in love with Delmas, but they had plenty of company. As we told you last week, look for the Cowboys to wait until Sunday to take Texas Tech safety Darcel McBath. My gut's telling me the Cowboys will select the enormous offensive tackle out of Oklahoma, Phil Loadholt, as a potential replacement for Flozell Adams. And another player the Cowboys loved, Ohio State wide receiver Brian Robiskie, just went to the Browns.
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Dream scenario: In Jerry Jones' dream scenario, he might be able to slide up from No. 51 to No. 35 and land a top-flight wide receiver such as North Carolina's Hakeem Nicks or Rutgers' Kenny Britt. I have a suspicion, though, that Ohio State's Brian Robiskie might still be there at No. 51. The only reason to go to No. 35 is if you simply fall in love with a player. The Cowboys have the ammunition to get it done, but it's more likely they move down a couple of slots. The name I keep hearing at No. 51 is Western Michigan safety Louis Delmas. Though I haven't seen a lot of film on the player, the Cowboys think he could immediately challenge Gerald Sensabaugh for the starting spot opposite Ken Hamlin.
Plan B: It wouldn't shock me one bit to see the Cowboys take an offensive lineman in the second round. There's a misconception that the Cowboys will feel pressured to take a safety or wide receiver with that No. 51 spot. I don't feel like Jones feels that pressure. For instance, the Cowboys could take a guard if someone starts slipping. I also think the team could use another pass rusher. DeMarcus Ware is a phenomenal talent, but right now he's lining up opposite a player (former first-round pick Anthony Spencer) whose career hasn't really taken off yet. Look for Jones to go after a receiver in the third round. It looks like you'll be able to get some pretty good value in the third on one of those receivers. That's what I'd do, but up to this point, Jones has not sought my opinion.
Scouts Inc. take: "Although Dallas does not have a first-round pick, do not be surprised if it is active in trying to move up into the first round. Two of the strengths of this team going into last season were expected to be the secondary and receiver positions. After trading cornerback Anthony Henry and waving wide receiver Terrell Owens those positions now have holes to fill.
"If Dallas sits tight and does not move up, WR and CB will still be on Dallas' mind, but safety will still potentially be a play as there could be a lot of value at No. 51. Two players to keep an eye on would be Patrick Chung from Oregon or William Moore from Missouri." -- Jeremy Green, Scouts Inc.
Who has final say? That would be Jerry Jones, although scouting director Tom Ciscowski does a really nice job and will have plenty of input.
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- The Cowboys are working on a multiyear deal for wide receiver Miles Austin.
- Ohio State wide receiver Brian Robiskie shouldn't have any problem learning the playbook in the NFL. He was a finalist for a Draddy Award -- something I'd never heard of before this morning.
- DeMarcus Ware could use a little help in the pass rush, according to Todd Archer.
- Why is Jason Smith taking an official visit to Philly?
- Paul Domowitch of the Daily News takes a look back at Andy Reid's drafting history.
- Sounds like Eli Manning's convinced the Giants are going after a "No. 1" receiver.
- Sounds like Jerry Reese thinks the Cards are asking too much for Anquan Boldin.
- Bob Glauber has figured this whole thing out already.
- Jason La Canfora brings us up to date on Mark Sanchez and Brian Orakpo.
- We have a stolen 1962 Redskins football to report.
Beast exclusive audio: Texas Tech's Darcel McBath
Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley
I always pay particularly close attention to the last few draft hopefuls to visit an NFC East team. If you hear about a player showing up on campus this week (Brian Orakpo at Redskins Park, Brian Robiskie at Valley Ranch), it's a good sign those teams have a high level of interest in signing him.
On Friday, Robiskie, North Carolina's Brandon Tate and Texas Tech's Darcel McBath were all scheduled to stop by the Cowboys' practice facility. I believe the Cowboys will attempt to draft McBath, so the Beast interviewed him Thursday on 103.3 ESPN Radio in Dallas.
If you've read about the quirky Texas Tech head coach Mike Leach (he's been featured on "60 Minutes"), you'll love the story McBath tells.
Cowboys finish up draft visits
Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley
We already told you about Texas Tech safety Darcel McBath visiting Valley Ranch today, but the Cowboys have apparently added a couple of players to the list.
Wide receivers Brian Robiskie (Ohio State) and Brandon Tate (North Carolina) were the late additions. The Cowboys have always liked waiting until late in the process to host players -- and this year was no exception.
Robiskie's a player they've coveted for a long time. Scouts love his hands and his willingness to go across the middle. He's not as thick as Anquan Boldin, but I think he plays a lot like him. Tate's one of the most talented receivers in the draft, but ACL and MCL tears his senior year has driven down his stock.
If Robiskie's still hanging around at No. 51, the Cowboys will be tempted to take him. But if it comes down to Western Michigan safety Louis Delmas or Robiskie, the Cowboys will go with Delmas.
Five burning draft questions in The Beast
Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley
By this time next Thursday (it's officially 3 p.m. ET), I'll be boarding a flight to New York for the NFL draft. Through the magic of live-blogging, my plan is to take you to Radio City Music Hall with me. With that in mind, it's time to address Five Burning Draft Questions in The Beast:
1. Will Redskins owner Dan Snyder select USC quarterback Mark Sanchez?
Snyder and Cerrato met with Campbell, but that was simply window dressing. The club decided to take Campbell's trade value for a spin -- and it didn't like the results. After investing all this time (and a first-round pick) in Campbell, it's looking like the Redskins are ready to start all over with Sanchez, who dazzled scouts and innocent bystanders at his recent pro day. I think Snyder-Cerrato are suffering from a condition we're calling "RyanFlacconitis," which has caused front office types around the league to mistakenly think that pretty much any rookie quarterback with a solid background (Matt Ryan and Joe Flacco) can lead them to the playoffs. The best result for Redskins fans would be for Sanchez to go off the board before No. 13. I may be in the minority (shocker), but I'd love to see what Campbell could do in his second season with Zorn. Who knows? Maybe the Redskins let Sanchez learn for a season behind Campbell. On second thought, that will never happen.
2. What will the Giants and Eagles do at wide receiver?
3. What will the Cowboys do with the No. 51 pick?
Let's be honest. Not having a first-round pick makes the draft far less interesting. It's also made talk radio in Dallas much more of a challenge. In my Dallas Morning News days, I would've had seven mock drafts by now. But with the proliferation of mock drafts -- my pastor has one -- I've decided to take a year off. But anyway, the Cowboys aren't going to feel pressured to take any specific position at No. 51. The only way they take a quarterback is if Josh Freeman ends up in a free-fall. I'm hearing the Cowboys are in love with Western Michigan safety Louis Delmas, who is one of the best free safeties in this draft. He's 5-11, 202 pounds, but scouts say he plays much bigger than that. He's a tough run defender and his athletic ability (4.5 in the 40 and 37-inch vertical) is pretty impressive. The Cowboys signed Gerald Sensabaugh in free agency, but I think Delmas would be starting by midseason -- if not before. The other safety they really like is Darcel McBath out of Texas Tech. Excellent ball skills (eight interceptions) and he grew up in nearby Gainesville, Texas. Jerry Jones loves the homegrown kids. I'm not saying McBath's going at No. 51, but he's certainly a name to remember. In terms of receivers, the Cowboys think Brian Robiskie could be an effective receiver in the league for the next 10 years. If he's there at No. 51, they'd have a hard time passing him up.
4. Don't the Redskins need a pass-rusher?
Could all this talk about Mark Sanchez be a huge smokescreen? If so, the W
ashington Post has bitten hard. That's why I think there's definitely some interest in Sanchez, but it won't happen in the end. The 'Skins desperately need a right tackle and a defensive end. I certainly respect the work of grizzled veterans such as Phillip Daniels, Andre Carter and the immortal Renaldo Wynn. That said, Redskins fans are suffering from a condition widely known as "Haynesworth fever." There's a thought that you pay the guy $41 million in guaranteed money and he suddenly makes old men young again. Folks, Phil Daniels isn't going to return from a serious knee injury and suddenly have 10 sacks. The Redskins need to surround Haynesworth with talent in order to get their money's worth. That's why Snyder has to forget about a quarterback and find a way to get his hands on Brian Orakpo. Yes, I know some scouts struggle with recommending University of Texas kids because they've been pampered so much, but Orakpo is the real deal. I've been watching him manhandle Big 12 blockers for years. Snyder and Cerrato have to find a way to move up and get him.
5. So what do the Eagles do with those two first-round picks?
Well, you could always send that No. 28 pick over to the Cardinals for Anquan Boldin. I don't think the Cardinals will come close to getting a Roy Williams deal, which is to say they won't get a first- and third-round pick for Boldin. And I think Boldin is much better receiver than Williams. Of course, there's always the chance the Eagles actually make those first-round picks. If Ole Miss offensive tackle Michael Oher is there at No. 21, that's the direction Andy Reid will go. At No. 28, drafting Oklahoma State tight end Brandon Pettigrew wouldn't surprise me at all. So what about running back, you ask? Well, I don't think the Eagles have to take someone in the first round -- especially when there are guys like Rashad Jennings out there in the second or third rounds. You can find productive backs in later rounds. Ask the Cowboys and Giants about that. And I seem to recall a man by the name of Westbrook who wasn't taken in the first round. This flies in the face of what Philly writers are saying, but you have to go out on a limb every now and then -- or every day for that matter.
If you have questions regarding this column, please feel free to utilize the Mailbag. I'm planning to spend a lot more time reading your mail in the coming days. Thanks for your continued support of The Beast.
Which route will Beast take at receiver?
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|With Plaxico Burress, left, and Terrell Owens gone, the Giants and Cowboys have huge voids to fill at wide receiver.
Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley
Now that the New York Giants have been praised far and wide for releasing troubled wide receiver Plaxico Burress, it's time for the following reality check: The Giants don't have anyone who resembles a No. 1 wide receiver on the roster.
Sure, the eternal optimists among Giants fandom (like my buddy Dan F. from South Orange) look at Mario Manningham and see a budding No. 1, but that's just because he has the team Web site bookmarked. The truth of the matter is the Giants appear to be set at every position except wide receiver, and there are no guarantees when it comes to the draft -- especially when holding the No. 29 overall pick.
The Giants, though, can take solace knowing that the other three teams in the NFC East could also enter the '09 season with questions at receiver. Say what you will about Terrell Owens and Burress, but they remain two of the most feared players in the game. The Giants and Cowboys are selling the tried and true "addition by subtraction" line to their fan bases, but that campaign only seems to work in the offseason.
With that in mind, let's attempt to figure out what each team in the Beast is thinking as we sprint toward the draft, which by the way, can be viewed on ESPN:
What's in Mosley's Mailbag?
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As of today, I've decided to resume/start fielding your mailbag questions on a daily basis. You've been incredibly generous with your feedback (over 3,800 questions at last glance), and I want to honor that with some consistent interaction. Now, let's see what's in The Bag. Something tells me T.O.'s name might come up today.
Bryan B. from (of all places) Dallas, you have the first word: Matt, I haven't heard anyone address the Cowboys' situation at wide receiver now heading into next year. I am hopeful that they will not enter next season with Roy Williams, Patrick Crayton and Sam Hurd as their starters. Is there any news or rumors about what, if any, moves they will make?
Mosley: Bryan, we've been addressing this topic on ESPN.com from the moment T.O. was released Wednesday evening. Matt Williamson from Scouts Inc. was kind enough to cover this topic on the Beast. There's no question that this offense loses a major contributor with T.O.'s departure, but the Cowboys should be able to make up for it in different areas. Tim Cowlishaw had an excellent column Friday in the Dallas Morning News about how the Cowboys should convert to a run-based offense since they appear to have three excellent backs.
I think that you may have to live with the Cowboys beginning the season with Williams and Miles Austin as the starters. Austin has a huge upside, but it's a stretch to consider him a legit No. 2 guy in the NFL at this point. As some of you know, I've fallen hard for Ohio State receiver Brian Robiskie. Great pedigree, great route runner and big-time hands. Doesn't have elite speed, but then, neither did Anquan Boldin. The only other solution is to wait for Torry Holt to get cut and then go sign him to a short-term deal for $2 million or so a year.
What are the Giants' options at receiver?
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The New York Giants are proceeding as if they won't have Plaxico Burress in 2009, although it's sounding more and more like they'd welcome him back to the lineup. Ralph Vacchiano, author of The Blue Screen Blog, has an entry on some of the team's options -- namely Braylon Edwards, Torry Holt and Anquan Boldin.
If the Browns could get a similar deal (fleecing) that the Lions received in the Roy Williams trade, something tells me they'd be happy to part ways with the butter-fingered Edwards. But as Vacchiano points out, Holt would come at a much lower price point.
The more likely scenario is the Giants taking someone like Kenny Britt or Brian Robiskie on Day 1 of the draft. A lot of you want the Giants to draft a receiver in the first round. For some reason, I don't think that's going to happen.


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Get rid of grass - how ?
I have a 20' x 20' stretch of grass that I am going to be using for a garden.
What is the easiest way to get rid of this grass?
Can I use a rototiller to get rid of the grass and just plough it under?
Or will the grass keep growing?
I would rather not spend many hours with a shovel, scraping the grass from the surface.
Tilling the soil will encourage weed growth. Find a good way to take off the sod layer. That will be the easy part. The hard part will be keeping grass and weeds from growing back.
After the sod is removed, you'll have to stop the re-growth of grass and the re-seeding of weeds. The best way I've seen this done is to apply a heavy layer of Roundup (the people who did this literally painted the Roundup onto the soil with a paint roller) and then bury the area in about 5" of bark mulch. You will almost certainly have some grass/weeds growing back at some point, but this will kill the vast majority of it.
This post was edited by OregonGrape on Sun, Mar 2, 14 at 19:54
some ideas:
1. roundup, if you are not afraid of it, is a good way to go. the benefit is that it kills plants, but leaves the soil microbes unaffected. then top with something. then wait a few weeks and hit it again.
2. sheet mulching is a pain, is bad for the soil, is ugly, but i've seen it work.
3. 1 foot minimum arborist chips. for 20x20 that would probably be 5 yards or so. will take a year or so. and if it has edges that hit something like a sidewalk, you'll have to reduce chip height so you might have to remove sod.
4. HIRE IT OUT. here is something i wish i did. i was talking to the guy delivering some wall rock to me, and he mentioned that he just did a job where he removed sod in a small area, brought in topsoil and leveled. $200 in labor. (plus topsoil and delivery). probably bad for soil, but it gets DONE and quickly. but obviously... $$$$
Lasagna gardening!!
No need to get rid of the grass, simply start layering on top. First I laid newspaper over the area, then started adding in the contents of my compost bin, lawn clippings, the neighbour's lawn clippings and in no time at all (a few months over the summer) I was planting my garden.
I did this back in 2010 and haven't had any grass regrow.
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This post was edited by dawn8b on Mon, Mar 3, 14 at 14:18
Thanks for the ideas.
I used to use roundup - but I never will again.
The news paper idea looks interesting, but I don't have compost bin contents to use. I bury my kitchen waste in my garden (future garden).
I got a $400 quote to strip the grass and take away the sod, but that is too much for me.
I think I will see about renting a sod cutter and then make a mound of the sod behind my shop, and wait.
what is the soil like under the grass? You may need to purchase something (compost, arborist chips, etc) to improve it anyway.
dig the perimeter sod 18-24 inches and turn the sod pieces upside down on the grass in the center of the bed. then cover all with a truckload mixture of compost and sand or planting mix.
the downfall of the lasagne method is that its not that great for the soil. the newspaper layer impedes the gas exchange and is bad for soil microbes. not that harming your soil is the end of the world (it will recover just fine). its just a disadvantage of the method.
i've also seen people not apply enough compost, and have little bits of newspaper and cardboard sticking out for years.
but it is an easy and somewhat effective method.
if you want something similar, just apply a foot of arborist chips. they will kill the grass and at the same time improve your soil. the disadvantage is that its hard to get a whole foot thick at the edges, so you might have to manually remove that part.
I do it the old fashioned way. I take my garden spade and drive it in as deep as I can, turn the chunk over grass-side down, and chop it up a bit on top, and make sure all the grass is covered. Repeat 400 times. Hard work but goes much faster than you might think. I sometimes do it one piece at a time whenever I feel like it. I would do this in the cool fall weather after the rains have softened the soil adequately. The weeds and grass are buried and completely die and rot away over the winter. In the spring I run my hand-powered tiller over the bed and rake it flat. Ready to rock n roll. And that would be the last time I would break that soil.
Sheet mulch (aka lasagna garden) -
overlapping cardboard + 6" mulch or compost materials
bagged materials are more expensive than bulk
*feed store straw sweepings (sometimes hay mixed in, but at bottom doesn't matter) -- you load up
*partially composted horse manure with bedding or chicken manure with bedding - load at a farm or horse boarding facility-- usually glad you're taking it & it comes loaded with the red worms for composting
*rabbit, llama, alpaca or goat manure can be used also & usually not much bedding, but as a dry-ish pellet. SKIP cow manures because very weedy. SKIP any manure from animals fed weed free hay. Ask what they feed.
*used coffee grounds -- ask coworkers to save it (you provide the bucket/container)
*if you can get it -- spent vegetable or fruit waste from cafeteria, restaurant, or grocery -- chop roughly with machete & spread thinly as a layer
Top it with a uniform mulch like straw if you can get it. Especially if a visible location. Will make it look great!
A bale of oat or wheat straw will likely cover the entire area 1" thick.
If you're concerned about starting seeds in the mixture in a few months you could always purchase compost to spread lightly on top of your planting rows, wide rows, etc.
You won't bring any weeds to the surface OR grass with this method. You don't have to till it ever either if you chose. Many of us have done this & if growing annual crops works great. You will need to add compost each year, but in lesser amounts like 1" or so next year.
garrai81, what was your problem with RoundUp?
I use it and then till a week or so later. Do you have a tiller? I use mine more than my lawnmower.
I enjoy spading too. For me, it's relaxing, and while I'm spading I can contour. Next I plant, and then lay down a mulch of wood chips. Last, I poke in a groundcover. Easier than mulching around them in some cases.
Thanks for all the ideas.
Based on the scientific evidence, I do not use roundup poison.
I don't have a tiller.
The cardboard method is too involved for me. I am a single working dad.
I think I will look into getting a hoe, something I used to have. I do recall that, with a little work, one could pull up sod in nice strips.
The easy way is to cut the sod in squares with a shovel and pry it out with a fork and into a wheelbarrow. A sharp shovel works a lot better cutting the sod than a dull one. As obvious as that seems, few people look at a shovel to see whether it's sharp or not. Prying the sod out with a fork is a lot easier than using a shovel.
I did about 150 feet of sod in the middle of my back driveway that way and it went fast.
for taking out sod manually, i like using a transplanting spade. relatively flat head, and the thin spade is easy to get thru. then i use a hand maul/fork combo to pull it out.
its really not that hard, and overturned sod has performed well for me in veggie garden beds.
HA, yea, I meant mattock fork! maul, mattock....
but for real, that is my #1 tool. i use it to plant anything below a #1. i use it for quick edging adjustment. its great for weeding. etc etc.
Here is a link that might be useful: mattock fork
i just use the fork side to pull out the sod, maybe i get a bit low. hunched even.
the hard work is the spading, and that is with a full sized shovel.
i find that repeated switching from a long handled tool to a short handled tool is easier on the body over the long haul.
Putting RoundUp on dirt with a roller is a complete waste of product and shows me they don't know a thing about how it works.
I don't have a short handled shovel, fork, or rake on the place and wouldn't use one if it was. I'm getting too old to bend over
unnecessarily. I use a long handled construction shovel for all digging, including transplanting and edging.
It was a messy mixture of bare dirt, weeds, and alien grasses. It was also 1/3 of an acre, and when you're dealing with that much land, it's often much easier to coat an entire area than spray tens of thousands of weeds and grass shoots individually.
I found that using a shovel to first cut two lines (the sides) the width of the fork (an inch or two deep), then going back with the fork and pulling out the sod works fine. Thanks for the idea.
Is it ok to then put the upside down sod wherever I want to, to use it like compost?
Or should I wait until the grass dies in the sun?
If you dig up the soil, it's important that you cover it with a few inches of bark mulch or wood chips. Weeds, grass, and other ruderals will sprout very easily at this time of the year in freshly-disturbed soil. Starving the soil surface of sunlight will retard this.


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I will do that, Rajive, she is really having a rough time right now. I will be sure to convey your wishes to her.
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Thanks Tee, you to be well, take care & best wishes!
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Poor girl! I was just thinking about her yesterday and wondering if things were getting any better for her. She has been under WAYYYY too much stress for one person and I was afraid she'd end up sick herself over it all. Tell her I am thinking of her and praying for her recovery. Tell her to try and get as much rest as she can-I know it is hard to do so in the hospital but tell her to try anyway! Tell her to be sure to talk to social services about her difficulties before she leaves the hospital-perhaps they can help her with her other issues!!
I will pass your message on to her ttomorrow, hon. She just went to bed for the night so any new messages i will give her then. Its been a rough time. I will post daily updates here for everyone. Keep checking back on this question for them.
In peace
Thanks Teresa, any updates yet?? I'm really concerned about there. I KNEW that she was going to get sick with her brother and all...
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Stan was born July 29, 1947 in Margaretville, the son of Stanley Lester and Elsa (Timer) Squires. He died July 29, 2012.
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Kitchen range vent question
Is a vent (either charcoal filter or outside directed) required by code? Thinking of an open kitchen island, a vent will be difficult. Thanks
Ventilation IS required. But an open window can suffice for some local codes. In MN though, who wants to open a window in the middle of winter? And who wants to constantly clean off gunk off of their ceiling and surrounding surfaces.
Actual cooking is only 10% of the time you spend in a kitchen. Prep is 70%. It's much better to put a cooking zone on an exterior wall where it can vent straight out and put the prep zone on the island where you can spend 70% of your time facing out. People never envision spending all of their time with their back to the room because they've got their prep zone in a corner, but that's what happens a lot. Real life isn't FoodTV and no one stars in their own cooking show. If they do, then they have a really really big island with a water source and the cooking zone on it. And real ventilation.
I live in a really old house with really really low ceilings. The house has been in my husband's family forever and what my mother in law did for ventilation was a cooktop with downdraft ventilation. It wasn't the highest quality ventilation, but it always worked. I considered doing the same, but we gutted back to the studs and I have the ability to put in direct outside ventilation.
With that said, I also agree with what Hollysprings says about prep space. I moved my cooktop another wall so I could have all my prep space on the island. I hate facing a wall while chopping and prepping. I also do a lot of canning so I spend a lot of time in the kitchen, sometimes 8-10 hours a day in the summer and the majority of the time is most definitely spent at the island not really at the stove-top.
Save youself both aggravation and sbstantial money, and put the cooktop on the perimeter, not the island. Real venting is then easier to install against a wall, and the hood itself will be less expensive. Also think about when you are cooking on an island how much buffer space you need around the cooktop so people are far enough away not to get splattered by what you are cooking.
Islands are so fantastic for prep. If you want the communal idea of an island, think about how much easier it will be for friends and family to help with chopping, mixing and plating on an island with no cooktop. If instead, you are cooking on the island, you are cooking alone, and people need to keep a distance from the hot pans.
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