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In time for the gift-giving season, Draft Beer Jelly Belly beans are available in a collectible Draft Beer Can Tin, each containing pyramid bags filled with the new jelly bean. The gift-ready Draft Beer Glass Mini Mug is filled with Draft Beer and Jewel Cream Soda jelly beans to mimic the "foamy head" of a freshly poured glass of beer. The glass mug is the ideal size for beer tastings or for use as a shot glass for other drinks and festivities. The Draft Beer flavor of Jelly Belly beans is also available in the popular Jelly Belly Grab & Go® bag size. The 3.5-ounce bag is perfect for sharing with friends, gift bag additions and other social events.
Sensational Sweets recently announced new packaging and varieties for its line of handcrafted chocolate "Pizzas with Pizazz™." The SUPREMES are built upon the original pizza, which has a popcorn lace crust, popcorn and pretzels, all drizzled with white chocolate. The SUPREME line includes No Melts, Chocolate Chips, Jelly Beans, Tropical Treat (lime and coconut), Sea Salt Caramel + Decorations, Dark Mint + Decorations, Cinnamon Cheesecake, Pumpkin and Raspberry. These Supremes are also available in the mini-sized pizzas. In addition, Sensational Sweets has expanded its gluten-free versions, now offering the option of gluten-free pretzels.
Additionally, new packaging choices include a large white box with a scalloped cello opening to highlight each large pizza and two choices of either white or brick red boxes with a scalloped opening for the Mini Pizzas. All the pizzas are shrink-wrapped and can still be packaged in the fun and distinctive pizza box. These SUPREME pizzas compliment the already great-selling original line.
The entire Sensational Sweets facility is nut-free and kosher certified. Visit the website for the pizza decoration choices, and view the rest of the company's extensive product line at www.sensationalsweets.com. Call 570.524.4361 for more information.
The new tasting party gift set from Brix includes four varieties of chocolate in 3-ounce boxes: Extra Dark at 70 percent cacao, Medium Dark at 60 percent, Smooth Dark at 54 percent, and Milk Chocolate at 46 percent. The set includes a wooden cutting board and knife to break chocolate into bite size pieces and is packaged in a keepsake box with a special tasting guide.
Each chocolate pairs with different wine varietals or styles. Try Extra Dark with full bodied complex reds like Cabernet Sauvignon, Bordeaux, Barolo or Malbec; taste the Medium Dark with fruitier medium-bodied wines like Merlot, Shiraz, Zinfandel, Chianti, and Rhone; try Smooth Dark with Champagne, Riesling and softer reds as Pinot Noir, or vintage port. Milk chocolate complements rose, Burgundy, port, sherry and dessert wines. Find pairings suggestions on all Brix packaging.
When Brix owners met up with Philip Goodband, Master of Wine, one of 300 of the highest level wine experts in the world, he tasted something very special in the pairings.
"It is the degree of bitterness combined with the other ingredients that is the key," Goodband said. "Brix has a different set of textures, something in the formula that I'm not privy to but whatever it is, it works." Goodband helped Brix to write the tasting guide in the gift set. An ideal gift for the wine enthusiast, the tasting set is available at gourmet retailers, wineries or at the Brix Online Store.
Brix is crafted from the finest single origin cacao beans from Ghana known for red fruit tones. Blended with the best confectionery chocolate, it's the perfect companion to wine. Brix is also available in 8-ounce bars, 3-ounce bars, or single-serve bites packages. Created by Dr. Nick Proia in 2008, Brix is distributed in the US, and 14 other countries.
Just in time for Halloween, Verve, Inc., the producer of Glee Gum and Make Your Own Candy Kits, debuts the first and only 100 percent natural gum pops—hard candy lollipops with bubblegum centers. The limited release, special edition pack of 10 Glee Gum Pops is a sweet alternative to conventional Halloween treats.
Each pack of Halloween Glee Gum Pops contains a mix of three tasty flavors: Sweet Strawberry, Crisp Green Apple, and Juicy Orange. In contrast to most Halloween candy, which is filled with spooky, synthetic ingredients, Glee Gum Pops are made without artificial colors, flavors, sweeteners, or preservatives. Gluten-free, allergy-friendly, and certified kosher, the pops come packaged in recyclable plastic.
"We love that there are options on the market today for customers seeking natural lollipops and natural chewing gum, including our Glee Gum line. But, until now, there hasn't been an option for a natural gum-filled lollipop," notes Deborah Schimberg, Founder and President of Verve, Inc. "We're thrilled to offer the first. We hope that our Halloween Glee Gum Pops turn scores of trick-or-treaters into more natural eaters!"
Americans are expected to spend $2.2 billion on Halloween candy this year, according to the National Retail Federation's Halloween Consumer Spending Survey. While the vast majority of that candy won't be natural, treats like Halloween Glee Gum Pops help to pave the way for a healthier, eek-o-friendlier holiday. Halloween Glee Gum Pops are sold in most Whole Foods Markets nationwide and online at GleeGum.com. The suggested retail price is $4.29.
VERVE, INC., maker of Glee Gum, is an independent, certified woman-owned business, dedicated to creating environmentally and socially responsible products. Verve produces Glee Gum, a natural chewing gum sold throughout the U.S. and Canada at stores like Whole Foods and Cost Plus World Market, as well as a line of natural, educational Make Your Own Candy Kits for kids. For more details, visit GleeGum.com.
Coco Polo offers healthy, natural, stevia-sweetened chocolates for consumers with a sweet-tooth. The high cocoa content in each bar (70 percent in Dark Chocolate and 39 percent in Milk Chocolate) adds to the rich cocoa taste that consumers savor. With new colorful packaging to pop off shelves, Coco Polo perpetuates chocolate's popularity with a win-win of taste and health. Coco Polo's 13 varieties of Dark and Milk chocolate are:
Coco Polo's premium chocolate and stevia formula using all natural ingredients yields an unbeatably luxurious, sugar-free product. The suggested retail price for a 2.5-ounce bar is $4.99.
Gabi and Lisette is a chocolate company specializing in delicate Belgian chocolate. Gabi and Lisette has already introduced milk chocolate, milk chocolate mint, milk chocolate espresso, and milk chocolate toffee. This new, sophisticated line of dark chocolate embodies the motto of these two entrepreneurs: take your decadence seriously. In addition to traditional Dark Chocolate, Gabi and Lisette has added Dark Chocolate Raspberry and Dark Chocolate Orange.
Dark Chocolate: Dark Chocolate is complex. Like Gabi and Lisette's friendship, their dark chocolate mixes several contrasting elements—sophistication and boldness, luxury and earthiness. Sweet and bitter, dark chocolate touches our flavor-receptors in a deeper way than milk chocolate can. Unlike its creamy sister, dark chocolate piques our curiosity with its full-bodied flavor. With its understated sweetness, dark chocolate lends itself to a more adventurous, complex palate. Gabi and Lisette Dark Chocolate captures the taste buds and takes us on a journey to parts of the world we've been, and places we've yet to go.
Dark Chocolate Raspberry: The bold, powerful flavor of cocoa meets sweet and tart raspberry goodness in Gabi and Lisette's new Dark Chocolate Raspberry chocolates. Like Gabi and Lisette, these two flavors couldn't be on more opposite sides of the spectrum. Raspberries are nostalgic; they remind us of our youth, of summertime, of simplicity. The natural sweetness cut with a hint of tart is somehow playful and innocent. Rich dark chocolate evokes different emotions—passion, boldness, indulgence. When combined, these two flavors become something that is greater the sum of their parts. Luscious Dark Chocolate Raspberry personifies the unexpected greatness that can occur when you fuse two seemingly contrary things.
Dark Chocolate Orange: This classic flavor combination is another example of the magnificence that transpires when two unique commodities collide. In Gabi and Lisette's Dark Chocolate Orange chocolate, the tangy, bright, punchy citrus and smooth, rich cocoa pair up to tickle every taste bud. This is orange and dark chocolate like you've never tasted before. Elevated and high quality, Gabi and Listette embodies decadence and escape. The melt-in-your-mouth chocolate couples luxurious subtleties and adventurous flavors to create a daringly delicious combination. A delicate balance unites two unlikely forces into a harmonious whole.
For further information, visit www.GabiandLisette.com.
Crammed full of the snack lovers' favorite holiday ingredients, barkTHINS is offering Dark Chocolate Pumpkin Seed for fall and will be releasing Dark Chocolate Peppermint Pretzel in limited edition for the winter holiday season. They're crafted for the sophisticated snacker—thin, snapable and unbelievably delicious!
barkTHINS are nonGMO Project verified, fair trade ingredient certified™, and contain no artificial colors or flavors. Packaged in 4.7-ounce re-sealable gusseted bags, barkTHINS® are also available in four seriously tasty everyday flavors: Dark Chocolate Almond, Dark Chocolate Mint, Dark Chocolate Pretzel and Milk Chocolate Peanut.
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Manuka Delight is rich creamy 100 percent New Zealand Manuka honey wrapped in 100 percent pure dark chocolate at 99 percent cocoa (unsweetened) with soothing peppermint. It is that simple and that good – just three ingredients for a natural healthy energy pick me up, everyday treat or a perfect after-dinner mint. Manuka Honey is known for helping with digestive conditions and helping with the body's defense system. Harvested from the clean New Zealand Manuka forests, this honey is unheated to retain all the natural food properties. Pacific Resources first introduced Manuka Honey to the United States over 15 years ago and continues to represent family-owned beekeepers that take pride in producing the highest quality products. See all the great New Zealand products at www.shoppri.com.
Lindt USA, actress and producer Ashley Tisdale, and online video content provider Maker Studios join together to create an exciting, new romantic comedy series: "It Started with HELLO." This original digital series celebrates the national launch of Lindt HELLO, a sinfully delicious premium chocolate collection inspired by classic American treats. Created by Lindt in partnership with Maker, "It Started with HELLO" is an interactive series that captures couples as they make their first connections and encourages viewers to find out what happens after "hello" by choosing their own ending to each story. Chocolate lovers can get in on the action with a chance to win a variety of fun prizes through the Lindt HELLO Sweet Connections Sweepstakes.
The digital series, featuring a teaser and four short episodes inspired by the cheeky personalities of Lindt HELLO products, will live on Maker Studios' fashion + beauty network, The Platform (youtube.com/theplatform). Tisdale brings her behind-the-camera expertise to "It Started with HELLO," serving as producer for the first episode, reviewing scripts, wardrobe and set design, as well as lending her creativity on set in collaboration with Lindt Chocolate and Maker.
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Starting today, fans can preview "It Started with HELLO" by visiting youtube.com/theplatform for a first look at the series and to meet the cast. The first episode, produced by Tisdale, will premiere on September 18, 2014. Three additional new episodes will debut weekly through October 9, 2014.
Top digital talent, including Maker partners Chester See, Tessa Violet, Amy Pham and Lindsey Stirling, along with Mike Tompkins andRusty Clanton, star in the interactive program. "It Started with HELLO" episodes will showcase the first connections among different couples:
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I have a Samsung netbook running Win7 Home Premium and 2Gb of memory. The ability to adjust the brightness of the screen after upgrading from the starter edition worked for a while and then stopped. A completere-installation restored the function. Now it has stopped working again. The brightness indicator appears on the screen but cannot be adjusted. Equally going into settings does nothing - the slider moves but the brightnes does not change. Am i missing something or is this a known fault?
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If its dimmed down by the "hardware buttons" then you may not be able to adjust beyond that level in software.
Can you adjust it using the buttons on the laptop usually Fn one of the function keys.
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Fruitbat's software advice might help.Right-click on the Desktop screen , then select Properties,...Settings, ...Advanced, Gamma / Brightness / Contrast. Then adjust brightness from there.{This trick works on 2 of my XP 'notebooks'}
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Sorry for delay in responding. Fruit Bat - no, the Fn key plus another does not work. Aitchbee - tried your solution but the desk top menu does not include the "Properties" option on this netbook! I suspect that by using one of the "power options" provided might override the function of the hardware buttons. It looks as if I will have to live with it. Thanks for your replies.
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The award, which will be presented at the GLAAD Media Awards in Los Angeles on Apr. 12, is presented to a figure who has made a significant difference in the promotion of LGBTQ equality. Past winners include Ellen DeGeneres, Wanda Sykes, Melissa Etheridge, Rufus Wainwright and Sir Ian McKellen.
Cox is the first trans woman of color to have a starring role on a major scripted TV series. She'll return for the show's second season, which bows on June 6.
"Laverne Cox has reshaped the way Americans see transgender people and raised the bar in diverse representations of the LGBT community in entertainment," said GLAAD president Sarah Kate Ellis in a statement. "She is not only a talented actress but a truly transformational leader in the LGBT equality movement."
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has anyone attempted winter-protecting tender trailing berries?
Although *some* trailing berries, like thorny Boysens & a few of the newer hybrids can thrive in colder parts of zone 7 and up, many are not winter hardy even in mild winters - as several posters here have noted in Maryland and similar climates.
However, it seems that, since they are "trailing" by definition, they'd be easy to mulch over winter.
If you let the primocanes trail the first season, then, mulch them somehow, can you overwinter them, then trellis them up in spring?
Has anyone tried this with any degree of success?
My thoguht process is as follows:
Fall - new canes trail along ground. Toss some burlap or thick row cover over them, and pile on some shredded leaves about a foot deep. This should protect them from deep freezes, but still allow gradual cooling (as the ground itself cools) to a point where any required winter chilling could occur.
Spring - around the time of the last hard freeze (low 20s or colder), about late March here, uncover and trellis the canes.
Summer - enjoy your fruit.
Late summer - cut off any spent floricanes after fruiting.
Lather, rinse, repeat.
It does puzzle me that blackberries (even the Eastern erect ones) have so many issues w/cold hardiness, when even growing up in Northeastern Ohio (z5b) we had wild ones that fruited every year, even after the winters of '85 and '94.
A - are wild eastern blackberries hardier than even the erect types?
B - is there a way to "breed in" that hardiness?
When we had a test winter here and temps went below -20 there were stands of natives that were frozen to the ground- not sure how far below -20. But you are right, they do tend to be hardier than named varieties- and thornier too. They also have a slightly bitter back taste to my palate but are still tasty.
IâÂÂm trying to overwinter my trailing blackberries this year using the Argibon AG-50 (1.5oz) row covers as protection. IâÂÂll report back on how mine do this winter - I have most of the following varieties planted in the ground since last spring: Marionberry, Boysenberry, Siskiyou, Obsidian, Loganberry, Black Diamond, Newberry (potted), Silvan(potted) and Kotata. IâÂÂm keeping my fingers crossed that I can get the Marionberries to survive. IâÂÂm going to have our first low 20FâÂÂs temperature this season tonight and it snowed last night too.
jtburton, I used heavy agribon double layer one year on my figs and it didn't provide much protection. At some point I put a temperature gauge under it and it was no different from ambient air.
Hair metal, I protected western blackberries both by leaves and by aluminum bubble wrap insulation. Leaves work for protection but on a 12' cane if there was even a couple inches popping out in one spot the cane would die there and then you lose all the rest of it. Hopefully your row cover will help keep all the canes down; its doesn't provide much winter protection but it physically keeps the canes down.
The covering that worked best by far was the aluminum bubble wrap. Since it was a full cover I could get all the canes to stay on it, and it provided more protection since it was a better insulator. I used ground staples to hold it down. I successfully protected my Marions with it. At some point however I got tired of putting on and taking off covers so I switched to more hardy kinds. Kotata, Black Diamond, and Siskiyou are hardy in Maryland based on my experience.
Yeah I'm only going to protect one this year, and if the other can't make it, I'll too will switch to more hardier cultivars.
I think part of the problem is the thawing and freezing.
I wonder if you painted the canes white, if that would help?
Mine are kind of in shade now with the low sun, so may not go through the thaws and freezes that I think is the real problem. The tissues expand in the heat, then become frozen.
Thanks for the input on aluminum bubble wrap. I will get mine covered with it. I was going to use leaves but if they aren't a good enough protection I'm glad to know. I have a roll of bubble wrap already so no sweat. This is my first year with blackberries.
Scott - do Kotata, Black Diamond, and Siskiyou have a flavor more like a Boysen or is it different/better?
I assume they're different than Eastern berries, which I do like a lot, but I've never tried a fresh "western" blackberry, except a Boysenberry.
I looked for the bubble wrap before buying the agribon row covers but the widest roll I could find was 4ft, which wasn't wide enough to cover most of my plants with a contiguous piece. I may firm up their coverage after finding one of the Marions half uncovered after a low 20's freeze last night. Not a good way to start the overwintering process.
My plants are on a north-facing slope and next to woods which seem to protect them from the freeze and thaw cycles somewhat. It also blocks some of the wind from hitting them.
One can get very ambitious about winter-protecting tender items when catalog shopping, but after a few years it becomes tedious, or one has an illness or absence from home for travel, family emergency, etc., and the poor plants get neglected. Better to plant something that can fend for itself. Northwoodswis
Hairmetal, Kotata and Siskiyou are more in the Loganberry camp: they have a large clove/raspberry component and in a blind taste you would probably not call them a blackberry. Black Diamond is strongly in the Marionberry camp. Oh, another one that I like is Newberry, its the tastiest but is even more like raspberry. I only had one winter test for it so am not sure how it will end up doing.
None of these varieties like heat or have much tolerance for drying out, and even with the more cold-tolerant plants they are a challenge (the borers are not helping either).
jburton, it sounds like you are not laying the canes on the ground? I used a 2' wide piece because I laid all the canes on the ground. If you are not putting them on the ground I doubt you will have any canes alive next spring.
"Better to plant something that can fend for itself."
I agree, I'm going to protect my wyeberry just because it is rare. Not a super great tasting hybrid, but still I hate for a rare plant to be lost. It's small too this first year having only 3 canes a few feet long. it was only 2 inches high when i got it. If the other hybrids die I will replace with something else.
Other cultivars that sound interesting are Black Pearl (Same program as Black Diamond) and Loch Ness.
Some info on Lock Ness
"LOCH NESS î Thornless, SEMI-ERECT, is a patented variety from the National Seed Development Organization in Scotland. Loch Ness should become one of the very best all time thorn less blackberries for the home garden. Unlike many other types of blackberries, Loch Ness does not produce thorny canes from root system . Loch Ness is truly thorn less. It is extremely productive. Loch Ness has similar genealogy to Black Satin, Hull, but Loch Ness is a much better tasting berry and has real gourmet quality. CanadaâÂÂs top small fruit specialist has tested Loch Ness at British Columbia Abbotsford Fruit Testing Station and gives it the highest rating for a berry of this type. Zone 5-8"
Of course they always make them sound great, but it should be hardy, and is thornless, so is worth a trial run i would think?
This post was edited by Drew51 on Thu, Nov 14, 13 at 9:16
Generally, I'm laying the trailing canes on the ground but a couple of them just won't lay flat. The black diamond won't and the marionberry plants are so large that I can't get them compacted enough to lay flat. I'm thinking about buying a couple of bales of straw and covering them with a layer straw and then use the row cover to cover them and hold the straw in place.
Yeah, this overwintering effort is kind of a pain but I like the challenge.
There may be a reason not to, but could you use leaves instead of straw? In my area, fall leaves are abundant and free. I bury my pots in leaves for the winter. But that may be different than burying your canes. I think I may have read about other people complaining about rodents?
I am definitely one of those that complained about rodents. I lost more than $500.00 worth of plants, and in all honesty it was probably closer to $1000.00. I put the pots in a ditch and filled it in with leaves. The next spring I had arrows for trees; sharpened to a nice point. The only one that they didn't seem to like was the medlar, and I understand that.
I wonder what the difference is? I've only been doing this since 2010 so maybe I've just been lucky, We have pests including mice, chipmunks, squirrels, and moles. I pile leaves a couple inches deeper than the pots, but I don't bury the plants themselves. So far, I've seen no sign of rodent damage. Hope it stays that way. I'm trying to figure out if there's a difference in our approaches. Did you bury the acutal plants as well? Any other ideas?
I was digging holes for my new orchard and the last row was supposed to be for my grapes but the ground froze and I couldn't finish. I put all the pots in this ditch that was deep enough for a 5 or 10 gallon pot. Between the pots I filled it up with leaves. The only plants that survived were the ones that I didn't bury as deeply and the leaves did not cover the tops of the pots. The mice had themselves a nice and cozy winter home with food available 24/7. They left the exposed trunks alone because the didn't want to go out in the cold. Of course those are the plants that I thought wouldn't make it. This qualifies for Newbie Gardener of the Year Award!
On a side note, I made a cage out of remesh and filled it up with leaves to protect a couple of my new peach trees and these were undisturbed. My reasoning is that the peach trees were secluded and the mice would have had to leave the warmth and traverse across snow. I think it was the ditch that exacerbated the problem. The ditch was about 40 feet long and filled to the brim with all my prized acquisitions.
What zone are you in?
Thanks for sharing that, I feel much better about losing $30.00 here $20.00 there...
If you want to keep the rodents away a few things you can try. Add moth balls around the area. They are cheap too. Use the repellents they sell. Spray area with caster oil. It will get on their fur, they will lick it off, and well it's a laxative, they will excuse themselves from the area quickly.
This is used in commercial mole repellents. Mint is often used in commercial products too. They do work until they run out. Mint lasts about 2 months. So more would be needed for all of winter. Great stuff to keep rodents out of sheds. But moth balls work pretty good too.
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This post was edited by Drew51 on Sat, Nov 16, 13 at 7:33
milehighgirl and drew51,
Thanks for sharing your ideas.
I'm in northern Ohio, zone 5. Now I'm concerned because it sounds like your approach matches mine. But it's likely that my plants wouldn't survive the winter if I didn't insulated the pots. So I don't think I have much choice.
I collected several garbage bags full of pine needles today and used them to insulate the least hardy trailing berry plants. Some plants I'm leaving covered only by the row cover to gauge how effective it is as winter protection. Part of the process is learning what works in my specific location and climate, so I'm fine with some plants losses as long as I gain a better understanding in the process.
I can't plant them. Not enough indoor space for them.
I've been growing fruits in pots since 2010. That's only 3 winters, and none of those winters have been severe. But so far I've been able to overwinter potted mulberry, gooseberry, blueberry, cherry, and plum plants using this method. I also have 2 blackberries and 1 boysenberry, but I drag them into an unheated workshop for the winter.
"I've been growing fruits in pots since 2010"
I have to move in maybe 5 years, so growing in pots is appealing to me. So I can easily take them with me. Thanks for the ideas on how to do it.
"Part of the process is learning what works in my specific location and climate:
Same here. I'm covering 2 of 3 canes to my wyeberry and leaving one exposed, just to see if it can tough it out.
My plants are still young and I'm keeping them small. I didn't like the fruit so I ditched the Mulberry and the gooseberries. Of fruiting age I have 1 Cherry, 2 blueberries, and 2 blackberries. This year I harvested nearly a gallon of sweet cherries, 1.25 gallons of blueberries, and a gallon of blackberries. I'm guessing they would be larger and produce more if planted in the ground.
Not that I'm an expert, but I've learned much on this forum. Fruitnut grows a ton of stuff in pots. gardenweb's search function seems to limit results to the previous year's posts. However, you can direct google to search a specific site. Check out fruitnut's old posts. Try google searches like this
site:gardenweb.com fruitnut blueberries.
My quick tips would be,
1) The rule of thumb is that your plants will need to be 1 or 2 zones hardier than your zip code reflects, unless you protect them in the winter.
2) Pot size matters. I think fruitnut grows everything in 5 gallon pots or smaller. I'm using 14 gallon rubber maid rough totes with drain holes drilled in the bottom. 14 gallons is pretty heavy. I can't drag anything larger.
3) Potting soil is a big deal. Most of the commercial stuff isn't up to the task. Making your own is better and cheaper. And it's easy. However that discussion is a little bit longer and the recipe varies a little for acid loving plants. If you decide to try potted plants, circle back around to the topic of potting soil.
4) Your plants will probably need water every day in the summer.
5) Fertilizer is important in pots. I'm still working on that. Check out fruitnut's posts.
Good luck.
Thanks Isoh, luckily I'm not really a newbie to pot culture. I have almost 4 decades of experience. But it is with tropical plants. Not fruit. So the advice I needed was how to overwinter fruit. Which we discussed a lot in this thread.
I figured out soil requirements before GardenWeb existed or anybody ever heard of 5-1-1.
Fruitnut and I have talked a lot online. Both of us are members of Dave Wilson Nursery forums, and he is elsewhere too, but these two forums are enough for me.
It's kinda like a 2nd baseman now wants to play at third. Most of the skills to do it are there, just some subtle nuances need to be figured out.


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Wed.--Active Weather Thread-Post Updates Here
The NWS has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch for over 50 counties in Oklahoma as lines of storms continue to develop and move across the state.
You can click on the link below to see the affected counties.
Let's all post any applicable updates here on this thread so we don't end up with 50 weather threads going for one day.
Hope everyone gets the good rain part without the severe wind, hail and tornado part.
Some of these storms that are moving up into OK from TX have a history of producing hail and high wind gusts in Texas, including confirmed winds of 70 mph in Tarrant County, TX.
Oops. The link didn't show up. Let's try it again.
Here is a link that might be useful: Webpage of Norman Weather Office
We got just over an inch at our house when everything was said and done. Though, I was following the live updates on our page, and at one point it was measuring a rain rate of 4.76 in/hr. Something tells me that a lot of that 1" just ran off into the ditch. I heard about and saw pictures of some crazy street flooding in Norman, and my sister was nearly struck by lightning while standing outside for her work break. I was hoping to chase today, but there was plenty of excitement even without the tornadoes.
Maybe they'll upgrade us from severe drought to moderate drought now!
We had about 1.3" at our house, but had lots more thunder, lightning and wind than rain.
Our internet service went out first, then the satellite TV went out, so I watched our local CBS station which kept the live radar in the corner of the screen. Our rain came in recurring waves that rained only briefly but very hard.
I walked out and checked our big pond, which had managed to struggle back to about 50% of its' capacity over the last few weeks. It now is at about 75% capacity, so it picked up a lot of runoff from the brief, heavy downpours.
We got between 1.5 and 2 inches of very welcome rain, enough that there was lots of standing water in the low-lying areas. When I got home from work the neighbor's generator was running so I knew the power had been out, but it was back on by then. I'll have to delay the rest of the garden planting another couple of days while it dries out again, but I don't mind at all!
Miraje, I'm glad your sister is ok. I have a very healthy fear of lightning. One of the scariest experiences I ever had was getting caught in a lightning storm while hiking in Rocky Mountain Nat'l Park. We were up pretty high when it came on suddenly, and there was nowhere to go for shelter.


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when i use eldoc,i add this to .emacs:
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(add-hook 'lisp-interaction-mode-hook 'turn-on-eldoc-mode)
(add-hook 'ielm-mode-hook 'turn-on-eldoc-mode)
and then when i use emacs,the emacs will use 100% cpu and it stucks. but when i delete this code in .emacs,the emacs works.
anyone has idea about this?Or how to debug the problem.
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January 20 2004
[b]Grain terminal opens at Highmore[/b]
Posted by Kim
Railroad siding into Farmers Union Co-op Elevator 's grain terminal site at Highmore.
By Lucy Halverson
Eugene Mertens, a Kennebec trucker, had the honor of dumping the first semi-truck load of milo at the Farmers Union Co-op Elevator's newly constructed grain terminal
- Successfull Shamrock Shuffle
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- Wheat Growers holds open house in Kennebec
- Central South Dakota 's Scavengers Journey set for June
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- Irish celebration draws near
- Annual event draws crowd to Presho gym
- Presho, Kennebec to hold city elections
- Wheat Growers releases site layout for new facility at Kennebec
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- Lyman plays Whiter River tonight at Dist. 13B
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Photo galleries
Typhoon Haiyan, 6 months on - photos of Oxfam in action
Typhoon Haiyan was one of the most powerful storms to ever make landfall. Six months after the storm hit the Philippines, life for villagers on Bantayan Island in Cebu province remains a struggle.
How communities are adapting to the impact of climate change on food
Farmers and families across the world are fighting back to adapt to the changing climate, to protect their crops and livestock.
2013 in pictures
From the historic Arms Trade Treaty to convincing big companies to act to stop land grabs to responding to the devastating super typhoon Haiyan and the Syria humanitarian crisis, 2013 was not an ordinary year for Oxfam and our supporters.
From Bamako to Tacloban, find out what Oxfam did in 2013.
The human side of the sugar rush in Brazil
Many indigenous communities across Mato Gross do Sul are fighting for official recognition of their ownership of the land but it is a lengthy process - in the meantime agro-industrial companies have wasted no time in clearing the land which the community believes will be planted with sugar cane.
Refugee life in Bubukwanga transit center, western Uganda - photo gallery
We are working to provide water, sanitation and hygiene facilities for thousands of refugees living in Bubukwanga transit center, western Uganda.
Alternative ways of working in Somalia
Through the "Alternative Ways of Working" approach, and with our local partner WASDA, we have been able to support communities in Lower and Middle Juba in a variety of new ways. These photos give an insight into some of the work.
Photos: Observing Ramadan as a Syrian refugee
More than 1.8 million Syrians have fled their homes and are now living in neighboring countries. Life is tough and the month of Ramadan makes them think of home more than ever.
Girls' education in Pakistan: photo gallery
Pakistan's education system is at breaking point: at least seven million children are not in primary school. To help, our girls' education program is constructing model schools.
Somalia: a different perspective
Suffering is often all the world sees of Somali people. Yet, that picture is incomplete. Petterik Wiggers photos show their love for family, celebration, humor, new life, restoration, hope and pride in the face of adversity.
Life in Syria's conflict zone – photos
The UN estimates that almost 7 million people in Syria need humanitarian assistance, including 4 million internally displaced. These photos show how Syrians are coping with this dramatic situation.
From Lake Kivu to taps: water for over 45,000 displaced Congolese
To provide water to over 45,000 displaced Congolese in the Bulengo Camp, in DRC, Oxfam set up a water piping system to pump water straight from Lake Kivu, into a tank and to the taps.
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Geraldine A. "Sue" McCormick, 66, of Smicksburg, passed away Wednesday, March 19, 2014, at Punxsutawney Area Hospital.
Mrs. McCormick was born August 11, 1947, in Punxsutawney, the daughter of the late John and Ethel (Lewis) Hill.
She is survived by her husband, William L. McCormick, of Smicksburg.
Geraldine was a member of the Perry Township Volunteer Fire Company, where she cooked many meals.
She loved Bingo and spending time with her family and grandchildren.
Irene (Bernardo) Prutznal-Grube, 86, of Punxsutawney, passed away, Wednesday, March 19, 2014, at Mulberry Square Elder Care & Rehabilitation Center.
Mrs. Grube was born Dec. 21, 1927, in Rossiter, a daughter of the late Fiore and Susie (Vadassy) Bernardo.
Ms. Grube was Catholic by faith. She loved spending time with her grandchildren and doing crafts.
PUNXSUTAWNEY — There probably won't be a tax increase, but the Punxsutawney Area School Board is looking at using some of its fund balance in order to balance the district budget for fiscal year 2013-2014.
The board held a budget workshop in the central office board room on Wednesday, and there was plenty for the members to discuss.
For the full recap from the meeting, see Thursday's print edition of The Spirit.
HUSTON TOWNSHIP, CLEARFIELD COUNTY — DuBois-based Pennsylvania State Police have reported a fatal traffic accident that took place on Tuesday night on Bennetts Valley Highway (Route 255) in Huston Township, Clearfield County and claimed the life of a 42-year-old DuBois woman.
Police said Tammi L. Markievich was traveling south on Route 255 at a high rate of speed in her 2003 Jeep Liberty at 10:20 p.m. Tuesday night when she lost control of the vehicle and struck a utility pole.
HENDERSON TOWNSHIP — Punxsutawney-based Pennsylvania Police are asking for assistance from anyone with information on a burglary that took place at Gruda Metals in Henderson Township over the weekend.
Police said that on Sunday, between the hours of 1 and 2:30 a.m., unknown
actor(s) gained entry into the facility by breaking a side window into the scale house.
The actors then allegedly entered and removed numerous amounts of brass and copper, a welder, a socket set, a grease gun, a plasma cutter, a stereo system and a laptop.
BROOKVILLE — Share the Love, an annual fundraiser for the Brookville YMCA, held in memory of Connor Gerg, a former YMCA lifeguard, will mark its third year this Saturday.
The event features a run/walk, as well as a soup sale, a bake sale, a silent auction, a merchandise sale and more, with all the money going back into the YMCA.
Beth Gerg, Connor's mother, said the event began in February 2012, the brainchild of a group of people who wanted to find a way to do something for the community in his memory after his passing in 2011.
Students from The Daylily Learning Center recently went to Mulberry Square to pass out cards that they made for the residents.
While visiting at Mulberry Square, the children sang a song to the residents and played a Bingo-style game called Bible Jingo.
The Daylily Learning Center, located at the First Church of God, is a ministry for homeschooling families.
Robert George "Hex" Hetrick, 56, of North Tonawanda, N.Y., died Friday, March 14, 2014.
He was born Oct. 11, 1957, in Punxsutawney, the son of the late Donald Frank Hetrick and Jane Marie (Charcalla) Hetrick.
His mother survives and resides in North Tonawanda.
Mr. Hetrick worked as a heavy equipment operator for Tonawanda Coke, Kirchner, LLC. He enjoyed his work and spent a lot of his time at his job.
Mary Ann Dambrosia, 56, of Punxsutawney, died Saturday, Jan. 18, 2014, at Hershey Medical Center.
She was born July 23, 1957, in Punxsutawney, a daughter of the late Thomas Arthur Dambrosia and Annabelle Marie (Baranick) Dambrosia, who survives and resides in Punxsutawney.
Mary Ann was a 1975 graduate of Punxsutawney Area High School.
She was a member of S.S. Peter & Paul Byzantine Church.
She was helpful in supporting fundraising activities of the church, such as the trash and treasure sale and selling the homemade pierogies and Easter bread.
PUNXSUTAWNEY — Punxsutawney Borough will begin the search for a new police chief, as council accepted the resignation of Thomas Fedigan at a special meeting held on Monday.
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Progress Energy Chairman, CEO Dies In London
Posted: 10/09/2007 - Bob McGehee has died two days after suffering a stroke while on company business in London. He was 64.
Posted: 10/09/2007 - Bob McGehee has died two days after suffering a stroke while on company business in London. He was 64.
Posted: 10/09/2007 - An Iraqi government report calls for the Moyock-based Blackwater USA to pay eight million dollars in compensation to each of the 17 people killed in shootings last month.
Posted: 10/08/2007 - State Representative William Wainwright of Craven and Lenoir counties has been appointed by Governor Easley to be a part of his Outlying Landing Field study group.
Updated: 10/09/2007 - The group that wants to set up a private security firm in Jones County met with residents Monday.
Updated: 10/08/2007 - Here in Eastern Carolina temperatures are soaring, but that wasn't keeping everyone inside.
Updated: 10/09/2007 - It's pumpkin season, with Halloween just around the corner. But farmers say this autumn heatwave is hurting their bottom line.
Updated: 10/08/2007 - Your wallet is taking less of a beating at the gas pumps these days as prices have fallen slightly over the past two weeks.
Posted: 10/08/2007 - Democrat John Edwards is making light of Hillary Rodham Clinton's big lead in national polls, saying Howard Dean looked like a lock to win the nomination four years ago.
Posted: 10/08/2007 - An advocacy group says North Carolina's child welfare system is doing a good job meeting federal standards for caring for neglected and abused children.
Posted: 10/08/2007 - Tasers and similar stun guns are generally safe for police to use but can be deadly. That's according to a study done by Wake Forest University and paid for by the Justice Department.
Posted: 10/08/2007 - A judge has dismissed murder and robbery charges against a mentally retarded defendant held without trial at a North Carolina mental health facility for 14 years.
Posted: 10/08/2007 - Defense witnesses have attacked a confession from a mentally retarded murder defendant who's been behind bars for 14 years without a trial.
Updated: 10/08/2007 - The chairman and chief executive of Progress Energy Inc. has suffered a stroke and is in intensive care at a London hospital.
Updated: 10/08/2007 - A dump truck collided with a passenger car late this morning, closing down Highway 11 in Pitt County in both directions.
Updated: 10/08/2007 - Police today announced three people have been charged with Jesse Faison's robbery, kidnapping and murder.
Updated: 10/08/2007 - Police say they found a growing room equipped with lights, a watering system, exhaust fans, timers and about 85 marijuana plants.
Updated: 10/08/2007 - A professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is one of three people to win this year's Nobel Prize in medicine
Updated: 10/08/2007 - Charges are pending against a 16-year-old from Winterville.
Updated: 10/07/2007 - ECU scores 28 points in the 3rd quarter in route to a 52-38 win over UCF.
Updated: 10/05/2007 - The 21st annual North Carolina Seafood Festival is underway on the Morehead City waterfront in Carteret County.
Posted: 10/05/2007 - To learn more about staph infections and antibiotic-resistant staph infections, click full story.
Updated: 10/05/2007 - East Carolina University says authorities could not determine whether a rope found last month in a residence hall was in fact a noose.
Updated: 10/05/2007 - A Craven County jury told the judge this afternoon that they were deadlocked 7-5 in favor of convicting Vaughn Jones.
Posted: 10/05/2007 - The three former players filed a lawsuit today against several defendants, including disgraced prosecutor Mike Nifong, the city of Durham and the police detectives who investigated the allegations.
Posted: 10/05/2007 - A State Department review recommends overhauling U.S. diplomatic security practices in Iraq because of the Blackwater USA shooting incident.


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What was your favorite class subject?
I almost stayed home to miss the orchid class. I don't do orchids, have no desire to do orchids and thought they were a finicky plant. So of course I was totally blown away by the Orchid Lady and loved her class the best. I still don't "do" orchids.....but now I could.
Pesticides. I learned an unbelievable amount about organic and non-organic pesticides. I also let go of some of my organic dogma when I learned that some organic pesticides are actually more toxic to humans and the environment than some chemical ones are! We learned how to identify pests by the damage they do, and to use the least toxic, most effective remedy.
The instructor reassured me that I would NOT get Parkinson's disease from using rotenone, but I still don't use it!
Herbs! I love them. My favorite daily activity is putting my face right into my Basil and breathing it in. They're all great but herbs are fun. I also enjoyed the class on propagation. Believe it or not I took the MG program so I could figure out how to garden in this kitty litter they call soil! A transplant from Ohio, where soil doesn't run thru your fingers and there are no fire ants.
I was very interested in IPM, having always gardened organically, this seems like such a huge step for a university to take. I was very impressed. 8-) Poppy
I liked the entomology and plant pathology, too.
Least favorite (boring, uninteresting, etc) was Turf Grasses. The instructor must have been a sports nut, because he seemed to fous the lesson toward golf courses. It was interesting to learn how those beautiful "plaid" baseball diamonds are achieved, though.
AdaOrand, That's funny about the Turf Grasses but it was my least favorite class.
I like the bugs and disease classes because that's what people always want to know. "What's that bug?" and "what's killing my plant?" Also enjoyed weed identification! Aren't we nuts, lol! Billie
It's funny you mentioned that about the instructor doing mostly turf grass (Lawn maintenace class). My present boss use to be a gold course manager for 20 yrs and taught my mg class and he mostly talked about golf course grasss to. Bout put me and some others to sleep. My favorite was plant propagation. T
Wow, we didn't have a section on herbs, but I would have loved that. As it was, I found the speaker on household pests (the "bug lady") great! Not something I thought I would have been interested in. I also liked the part of class on composting.
We took a great tour of a state college campus that is a statewide arboretum. One day in class we played "Jeopardy" using plants, diseases, bugs etc. as categories and also "pretended" working at the extension office answering the phone with the instructor as the caller. The top student playing "Jeopardy" received a plant book. Made the day go a bit faster.
Well it is hard to pick a favorite class but I really got a lot out of the Soil and Fertilizer class, the teacher was entertaining and easy to learn from. I really dreaded going to the Lawn and Turf grass class but was pleasantly surprised. Again the instructor was good and sparked my interest. That's saying something because I don't even mow the darn thing! I'd rather plant, weed and harvest!
May I say that I'm happy to read other MG's views.
'Water Quality' was very interesting. But my favorite was 'Woody Ornamentals'. Turf was boring.
Midwest Michigan
Well, the class is still running so it may be a little early to pick a favourite, but I can tell you I undeniably enjoyed and learned in the classes run by people who were the educated professionals in their areas.
The first three days were a near waste of time as MG "speakers" gave us their input on their areas of "expertise".
Perhaps if you know absolutely nothing about a subject a MG speaker is fabulous, but I found I knew as much - if not more - than the speaker, and I hardly consider myself an expert. Heck, I've learned far more from hanging around Gardenweb than those first talks. Plus I felt I could just as well have stuck with my local garden club without having to cough up money for the course.
The only hands-on activity we have had was plant propogation and that was really fun.
Has anyone else had similar experiences?
Hi, Coffeemom
In November we will be spending Winters in Port Saint Lucie. The closest extension office is in Fort Pierce. I sent for a lot of material since our MG classes did not cover tropicals. How did you find the MG classes there? I know the bugs and diseases are bigger and uglier down there.
I haven't done the M/G classes yet but am a current Ag/Hort student...my program is Greenhouse/Nursery.
My fav classes so far has been the soils, pest management and plant ID classes. The worst/hardest and current is Ag Math...especially now that we're into learning how to calculate fertilizer application, spread, swath, etc.!! I just hate math.
I enjoyed many of the class subjects. The soils class was interesting and I liked the field trips to the various areas on LI to view. It turns out I was a whiz at turf grasses and the orchids and houseplants classes did not hold my interest.I loved the diagnosing part of the classes re: diseases and insect pests.
I found that the instructor was more important than the subject matter. There were a couple of great instructors who were passionate and very knowledgeable about their subjects and made them interesting even if I wasn't interested. There were also some really boring ones that I nearly fell asleep listening to.


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Author has written 2 stories for Hetalia - Axis Powers, and Iron Fey Series.
I actually had a FanFic account a few years ago...but I forgot the password, so...xD
I'm finally back but this time, I'm...better.
A list of links and their purposes:
http://lisellelovesscones.blogspot.com/ = my official blog for writing, drawing, fanfics, random ideas, etc. Some shorts/ one-shots can be read there ;) You can also ask for requests (any type of Hetalia short/one-shot, drawings, I guess...?)
http://elaineeliselle.deviantart.com/ = this is where you can find my drawings (obviously)
Anyhow, since personal info should remain confidential, then I will not...tell anything personal? [I'll let this info slip: I'm just 15 years old :)] Okay, so I am just an average teenager who mentally dates someone that does not exist...(which is a little creepy, I guess?). Actually, he exists and he's the reason why I end up fangirling during Asian History (and next year, World History). He's not Asian.
Yes, yes. He's from Hetalia. =3=
Moving on, whenever I write stories (and most of the time, I end up making them...a series), one thing that I've been used to is including at least four of my friends in my stories (they don't really mind, anyway.)... I started writing when I was in fourth grade but I stopped during sixth grade due to...personal reasons. I restarted writing during seventh grade and yeah...I'm still writing until now.
Since I find it hard to create a story that is...really mine (as in the story's concept, characters, etc. came from my ideas), I just write stories with my favorite character/s from a particular anime or book included in the story.
As far as my writing history is concerned, it's only the story that I wrote in fourth grade that's 100% original.
Am I the only one who prefers writing with pen and paper instead of typing the story...?
I'm a tree killer.
I'm killing trees.
It's hard to read a book when you are beside two young kids singing their hearts out.
I'm average. xD
I've really watched a lot of anime shows already (based on one of my friends) but right now, I'm stuck with Axis Powers: Hetalia.
At least, it's helping me with Asian History! And it will also help me during World History next year!
...but the problem is (sighs) I always end up fangirling whenever he's mentioned.
I even accepted a challenge: "highlight each and every word in the (Asian History) textbook that says -name of nation(not gonna tell 'ya.)- with pink highlighter."
Character Profiles
> these character profiles are for my fanfics' OCs only...
I. The Witch and the Hero! (Hetalia fanfic)
Leanie Avirre http://lisellelovesscones.blogspot.com/2012/09/oc-original-character-overload-presents.html
I'm hoping that you'll enjoy reading my FanFics...and feel free to make a review.
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PARIS -- GDF SUEZ has signed an 'Asset Purchase Agreement' (APA) with Vale S.A., one of the largest metals and mining companies in the world, to acquire its 20% participating interest in two gas exploration blocks in the Parnaiba onshore basin, located in the northeast of Brazil.
Signing of the APA marks the first entry of GDF SUEZ into the exploration-production activities in Brazil.
Blocks 2 and 3 cover an area of 3,067 sq km and 3,065 sq km respectively in a region relatively under-explored, with high potential of natural gas. These licenses were awarded in March 2008 as part of the ninth exploration bid round to Vale (20%), BP (40%, operator of block 2) and Petrobras (40%, operator of block 3). One exploration well in each of these two blocks is scheduled by March 2014.
"This transaction allows us to work with experienced partners, in a region which is still under-explored but which has a clear potential for natural gas," said Didier Holleaux, CEO of GDF SUEZ E&P International.
"We expect natural gas to play a key role in the Brazilian energy mix going forward, and therefore direct access to gas is an important enhancement to GDF SUEZ position in the country," Maurício Bähr, GDF SUEZ's country manager in Brazil, added.
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