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Your 'Must Grow' Tomato
I'm looking for one or two new varieties to grow this year and thought I might get inspiration by asking what tomato you would grow if you could only have one variety?
I'd be torn, too, but I think mine would be (so far) Cherokee Purple.
That is a pretty good call. I hear they like heat and humidity. Zone 6.....why not. My one tomato that I would like to grow well out of the 20 or so varieties is a toss up between Omar's Lebanese(had no idea Carolyn),Mortage Lifter, Delicious, and once again Pink German Tree. Last year, I grew a 2.5 pound German Tree tomato. Now she has competition. So much for the one. All before mentioned germinated a week ago. Now, what about my energy level, because these cats are not going to wait for long.
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I know I wear it out but Estlers Mortgage Lifter works for me. The big pink(lol)globes softball size and bigger hanging in a row on ten plants across my garden in August simply look beautiful. They really seem to like the heavy clay soil. Course I have gardened there for forty yrs and the soil has good tilth now. Plenty of others I like of course and I will prob have 10-15 varieties this yr along with 7-8 other veggies in the 40x40 side yd plot. I raise early stuff on the other side of the house. Cant wait! I just came in from the driveway where I spent hour or so in the sun mixing the 5-1-1 for container plants. I've got cabin fever early.
I used to live in Sacramento, the tomato capital ;)
What grew there doesn't do as well here in KC, MO. I thought I was an awesome gardener but had a rude awakening when I moved to KC. lol
I have grown 20+ varieties here in different places, mainly in containers on the patio or in a covered hoophouse. Tomatoes just don't do as well here as Sacramento, even if grown in the ground outdoors.
What I'd grow again - Arkansas traveler (was awesome), Black Cherry & Sungold (both are always good). This year I'm growing 20+ varieties and those are the 3 I must have.
How long have you been here in KC?
The reason I ask is because I've grown here in containers for several years. If you're basing your your opinion on the last couple of growing seasons, I understand.
2010 was not a good year for tomatoes (for me), and 2011 was horrible. 2011 started unusually cool and wet, then promptly went to blazing hot and unusually dry for this area.
What keeps me going is remembering 2009. That was a great year. I had more healthy fruit than I could keep up with. I learned how to can just to not waste the extras.
Welcome to the area and here's to another great season.
The varieties that consistently do best for me are Cherokee Purple, Ark. Traveler and Black Krim.
My space is limited (I also grow hot peppers on the patio) so I can only try a couple of new ones each season. Cuostralee and Eva Purple Ball have produced fairly well for me.
There are some varieties I've grown with great flavor, but such low production that I can't waste the space: Aunt Gerties Gold, Aunt Ruby's German Green, Yellow Brandywine,etc.
KCKOOK- I live in wisconsin which is cooler and a later spring than where you are. I grow all sorts of veggies and my tomato plants regularly get to 7 ft. and are full of toms. try again and good luck. Hmmmmm, my favorites are Mortgage lifter, german giant, and brandywine. Really I have hard time with this as I try new varieties every year, lol
This is coming from someone who realy doesn't care for tomatoes off the vine so I rely on others who I grow plants for to give me feedback on what they like. My goal is to start plants that friends can enjoy the fruits from and to supply my wife with tomatoes for juicing. She juices about 100 quarts a year. That makes me want to plant a fairly seedless yet juicy good size tomato. I have come to find that my wife probably cannot tell good tomato flavor from bad as she spices and sugars her juice before consuming. I always plant 6-7 varieties mixing in new ones each year and ask for comments. New this year will be Marianna Peace and Opalka.
I have grown Delicious, Big & Better Boy, Early Girl, Celebriy, Big Mama, Porterhouse, Super Marman.., Kelloggs Breakfast, Box Car Willie, Nyagous, Cherokee Purple, Mortgage Lifter, Rutgers, Supersteak, Big Beef, Roma, Beefmaster, Mexico, Jubilee and more that I can't remember.
Cherokee Purple seems to get rave reviews every year from those who like tomatoes. It also was an outstanding producer for my wife's juice.
This is also going to be the first season I saved seeeds from my heirlooms; CP, KB & Nyagous. People who I gave Nyagous to really like the suprising sweetness of this black tomato. Though only about 5 ounces, it also was like by my wife for the way it peeled after cooking.
This will be my third year trying to grow anything here in KC. I'm not giving up...yet.
The last 2 years really SUCKED. Last year was HORRIBLE. Even Sungold, Black Cherry, Ark Traveler & Cherokee Purple didn't do much. Most of my tomatoes were started way late due to the cold spring & grown in a hoophouse so when the heat hit in Aug. they completely stopped producing, before that only Cherokee P. produced much. Those planted outdoors in the ground didn't do well AT ALL. I've also had no luck with my homemade earthboxes. Like I said, I thought I was a great gardener as tomatoes just grow in Sacramento.
This year I'll be growing them at my friend's farm (hoophouse and in ground), at a friend's backyard (in ground) and also trying again containers on my patio. All are organic - but pests weren't the problem, the weather was! BER & just a weird scalding was everywhere.
If I don't get good results this year I think I'll just give up.
When in Sacramento my indeterminates grown in an EB would easily top a 6' cage, hit the ground & go back up. The vines of some, like Sungold, could be 14' long. That variety is huge. :)
I grew brown berry last year. I traded seed a couple years ago - it was one variety, and finally grew it last year in a *really* bad tomato year. It was VERY similar to Black Cherry, a bit smaller and more brown, but really good. I'd definitely grow it again.
I grew a whole bunch of pink tomatoes last summer to try to pick my favorite ... I'm with Remy, "Stump of the World" was the best of the lot. Large plant, productive, large fruit, so juicy and tasty. Really easy to peel, actually. Good for eating fresh in a sandwich or salad, good for peeling/roasting/cooking with, good for salsa.
Lots of tomatoes were distributed to friends and family last summer, most had different top 3 choices, but Stump of the World was on each one of them, somewhere.
Watermelon Beefsteak - red
Aunt Ruby's German Green - green
Persimmon - orange
Sweet 100s- red cherry
Brandywine OTV - pink
Black or Black from Tula - black
Chocalate Stripes - dark red meat w/ red and green striped skin
I have not grown Black Krim, Cherokee Purple of Sun Gold, but these seem to be very popular here on the forum.
That is a great question. I am in fact on a quest to determine that very thing. It would have to taste great, be relatively productive, be good as a slicer, do adequetly as a bottling tomato, and make sauces well enough. It would also have to be resistant to cracking cause I have sandy soils. It would also probably need to be resistant to disease. I originally started out looking for the best tasting tomato. I found it in Merrianna's Peace. Problem is that my seed grow plants that have low yeilds. I could see black Krim because I love their sugary yet comlex earthy flavor, but I have problems with disease in those. Cherokee purple is a solid producer of good flavored tomatoes, a good producer, and I have little problems with disease in them. Its a good all purpose tomato but I like the taste of other varieties more. Brandywine OTV would be a solid choice because they are relatively productive and have good flavor. Good for slicing, but they are not the best for bottling because they turn into juice slurry. They also don't really make good sauces (too thin). The best bottling tomato for my area are the moscows. They produce a bumper crop of smooth 2 inch tomatoes that come ripe all at once. They have good flavor too, but I like an indeterminant better. I really liked Italian Heirloom last year. It had very good flavor as a slicer (not the best but close), and they can make sauces well, bottle well and are relatively productive. So that would be my choice for an all around general purpose tomato if I could only chose one.
I have limited experience with different varieties of tomatoes, but I think my answer must be Brandy Boy. I didn't grow it last year and I really missed those plentiful, tasty, huge tomatoes.
I am also growing Hungarian Heart from the Seed Saver's Exchange, as it grew wonderfully for me last year. I am trying, for the first time, Burpee's Porterhouse. I hope that one turns out good.
Since I am doing my best to avoid disease, I am growing mostly hybrids. So my short list for this year is Porterhouse, Brandy Boy, Big Zac, and Hungarian Heart. I believe the only one that may not be a hybrid is Hungarian Heart.
Good luck!
Used to be Brandywine, but I quit growing Brandywine altogether. Brandy Boy has taken it's place. I drastically downsized my garden last year and needed to be very selective about what varieties I chose and Brandy Boy made the cut over Brandywine. They are too similar to grow both. Of course, Brandywine is a bit more intense regarding flavor, but not enough to outweigh the higher production and plant vigor of Brandy Boy.
One tomato. Sheesh, tough question.
I'd say Opalka. It's the only tomato that I've grown year to year for the past 5 years. I guess that means I like it right?
Opalka by far has been the most consistent production with the weather year to year for me with great, great flavor. Its easy to process, and is excellent fresh for eating and roasting.
I love it. It's also great diced for fresh eating on salads, and canned for making sauces and soups.
I've grown Aunt Ruby German, Black Brandywine, Black Krim, Black Plum, Super Marzano, Amish Paste, Margherita, Japanese Black Trifele, Defiant and Cherokee Purple. Every year, I far and away love the taste of the Opalka more than any other I've tried in my garden. Many of the above have something unique or something good about them with great flavor, or another with yield, but are lacking in other ways. Opalka for me at least has it all.
For me, Black Krim and Beefsteak ( beefsteak works the best for tomato pie that I
have grown) for my sister Cherokee purple and German gold.
I think I have a problem, I started my seeds today, and looked at the seeds, looked at my 4 raised and one kitchen garden and built another raised bed. Is that bad? LOL. You see I am going to start the 'tomato rescue group' when I go to feed stores and they have marked all their plants down to .50. and they are blooming and root bound, they just follow me home. I told my sister it was that or kittens. I think I am going to go take a nap.
For me it Opalka. Its just the best all around tomato, it makes great sauce, is easy to peel for freezing, has very little seeds, tastes great fresh, and grows wonderfully for me.
I always grow a black and a green slicer for variety, but the bulk of my crop is Opalka.
Cherokee Purple and Pale Perfect Purple are favorites. If I could have only one, PPP because Cherokee Purple is a little more fragile (rots if a worm eats a little hole in it). I also like the big pink beefsteaks so it would be hard not to have a few of those, but they come later in the summer and are treats not mainstays.
Pruden's Purple - awesome taste & out performs Brandywine in my garden
San Marzano - great for cooking & very productive
Cherokee Purple - great taste
Jaune Flamme - yummy little tomato for salads & sandwiches that ripens long before the others
As one not blessed with good tomato-growing weather, I'm a fan of both Black from Tula and Sungold, though, after last year, I've decided to change out Sungold for Isis Candy Cherry from Tomatofest -- it was by far the best of the cherries I grew last year, and more productive, too.
Last year, Tula was the only non-cherry I got reasonable levels of production from. (Indeed, I got no production at all from several plants, with this damnable La Nina around.)
Love this thread! So far I really like Black Krim and Sungold. Last year I also tried Momotaro (apparently the #1 tomato in Japan). Strangely it started off rather bad, but then the fruit got better and better until by the end of the season it was really tasty though the skins were a tad thick.
This year I'm trying some new ones like Black Cherry, Odoriko and Bloody Butcher. Will see how they go! I have a real weakness for tomato seedlings. Going to the farmer's market is a struggle as there are new ones begging to go home every week. I just don't have enough room!!
Planted 16 plants last of May. Had some early fruit set but few ripened until after the 6 weeks of extreme heat. Had more blooms and fruit as the temps normalized making for very late harvest.
My first year for Black Krim and now is my favorite.
Cherokee Purple and Kellogg Breakfast had few fruit. Big Beef for slicers and is still producing several each day. BB has been a prolific producer for me for 3 years.
I grew 28 varieties this year, and from those varieties my favorites were
1.) German Lunchbox ( one of those you pluck while working in the garden and eat right off the vine, very sweet )
2.) Kentucky Pineapple, beautiful large tomatoes, yellow with red centers
3.) Bread and Salt - I swear I harvested some softball sized tomatoes from this one.
4.) Super Snow White - very very mild flavor, loved them in salads.
5.) Rutgers - just because the darn things are STILL producing tomatoes in my garden and it's November !
I grew quite a few Italians which did not do well, and black's, which I was just not a fan of.
In 25 years I've never had all my tomatoes fail, but I've never grown a tomato that never failed. I would pick at least two to grow.
Until this year, I would have said Pruden's Purple, but in 2012 Pruden done me wrong. The only tomato that I can say I've always gotten production from is Black Plum, but that's not what I want on my hamburger.
I had so many tomatoes last year that I am cutting down from 52 varieties to only 24 plants for 2013.
Here are 6 varieties that are sure to go in:
Lil's Favorite
Mr. Brown's (Not Ibson's Mr. Brown)
Golden Queen (Not the USDA one with the pinkish bottom)
Granny Cantrell's
Amish Rose
Big Beef Hybrid
The truth of the matter is I could probably not eat all the tomatoes from one each of those plants!
I have a few "must grows", but the most recent is the grape tomato "Sun Sugar." This variety has it all - tremendous flavor, beautiful deep orange color, cracks less often than others, easy to pick, very prolific, keeps for 10 days or more after picking without getting a single spot, produces up until freezing. I can't say enough about this one.
1. Kellogs Breakfast
2. Brandywine (I have been planting Suddarth)
We live in prime Brandywine territory. Many people don't get much out of it because they live in climates that are too hot or humid or not long enough. Get a good strain. Zone 5-6 gardens seem to get the best results.
Amana Orange, Amish Paste, Heidi, Supertasty, Big Beef, Brandyboy, Sun Sugar, Blk cherry, Swt Chelsea, Earl's Faux, Earl of Edgecomb, Mountain Magic, Indian Stripe, Green Grape, Green Doctors, Chadwick Cherry, Federle, Opalka, Juane Flamme .
Every year's different but these varieties (with the exception of Earl's Faux, Federle & Opalka) are pretty consistent for me. Our summers are generally in the 90s to occasional low 100s, we're dry with cool nights (50s)
I know this one sounds crazy but I tried it for the first time last growing season and was blown away by it Cosmonaut Volkov I thought I would give it a try but figured I was wasting my time but very good producer and very good fruit, I can only imagine after saving seed for a few yrs what the plants will do then as they become more acclimated to my humble back yard, Out of the gate, the first year they blew a lot of my grow every year tomato's away
Remy Rouge is a great-tasting red cherry; some call it sweet, some call it full-flavored, but the half dozen people who tried mine were all wowed by the taste. Best when fully ripe. Tough skin.
This is a very attractive plant; next year I will put it on the front porch. It was happy in a 4 gallon pot, but requires a large and strong support. After losing half its branches and most of its foliage to Late Blight, it recovered, replaced most of what had been lost, and kept setting fruit. (I trimmed the bad bits on a daily basis, but had to give up spraying due to near-constant rain.)
Buy it from Sample Seeds here:
Tatiana's and Sample Seeds call it det, but Ventmarin says indet. Tatiana's calls it midseason; Ventmarin says 65-75 days. Ventmarin says fruit size is up to .36 oz. and height is 6-7'. According to Ventmarin, "Remy" is an alternative name. Everyone agrees it's French.
Though not named for GW's Remy, she's the one who sells it.
I grew 15 different types last year and this year I am only growing Amazon Chocolates. They out produced and outlasted every other type of tomato. I had a couple of tomato plants die and replaced them with garden center plants that brought disease. The Amazon's were the last to succumb, but that wasn't until September, well past the growing season here in Houston. Hands down the best producing best tasting tomato I have ever grown. I'm planting over 200 this year hoping to sell to upscale restaurants.
I like Cherokee Purple flavor, and some years I get real good crops. Last year was pretty good. Sungold is great for salads and just snacking and was very prolific last year. Juliet is also prolific and relatively crack free but the flavor is not very intense. I still grow it because it is so reliable.
Green Doctor Frosted is my new most favorite tomato for the most exquisite tomato flavor. I just finished canning some tomatoes this evening and I have to laugh at myself. Last spring I planted a green gage plum tree. I could have saved a lot of expense and trouble by growing and canning GDF instead. They look and taste very much like green gage plums and will be lovely to have for a winter breakfast. Next year I will definitely grow more. Btw, my seed came from Fedco and they were yellowish when ripe as in the photo. Later in the season turned oval like a good sized grape tomato while earlier in the season they were small and round. Curious.
Interesting observations:
I almost read all the posts. What I found were:
== There were some all time favorite:
== Did not here some of the famouse names: STPICE, BLOODY BUTCHER, SUN SUGAR, SWEET 100, EARLY GIRL, CELEBRITY, BIG BOY,
== And lastly, but very interesting obvervation: PEOPLE TALKED ALL ABOUT THEIR FAVORITS AND WHAT THEY WILL PLANT pre season... but NOBODY CAME BACK TO REPORT HOW THEIR PICKS DID.
Somehow we like to talk about it in anticipation, but rarely want to admit that our choice was a bad one....our failure
I have opened a similar thread myself, talking about NEXT year's choice. It remains to be seen that I will report how badly I failed.
I had a previous post in this thread. But this time around came across it just by incident. So , once again I read most of the posts.
What I found out was somrthing that re enforced my decision to add the followings to my 2015 grow list:
== Kellogg's Breakfast (Yellow )
== Brandy Boy ; A Burpee hybrid but I have read raved reviews on it. Got to try it.
== Rutgers : An all time favorite. I grew it about 5 years ago once. I cannot remember specifics but it was tasty, medium size.
== Indian strip: This is also going to be an addition to my brown/purple tomatoes. Cherokee Purple and Japanese Black Trifele are already in my list . I grew both of them this past season.
Okee Dokee. In another couple of months (in Feb) I will start germinating. I have all the seeds I want except the ones mentioned above.
For me my list seems to grow each year.
Cherokee Purple is on the top of that list.
Next is Black Prince it is a great early producer. It just does not like extreme heat. I had no problem with making a cutting of the healthy part, and rooting it. Once the heat wave broke it was transplanted, and I got a nice fall crop of them.
Mr. Stipey is up there on the list because they were so tasty.
Creole Hybrid produced well, and tasted good.
Bush Goliath gets most prolific of the slicers. I lost count of the tomatoes I harvested off of it. They were very good.
Yellow Pear it survived the heat. Produced when everything else quit. It was oblivious to septoria. For every branch it lost 3 more grew out. Many pounds of the little yellow things were harvested. They tasted best when left to ripen to a slight orangeish color.
OK. If I had to grow just ONE, variety, then it would be Cherokee Purple. My second choice is Anananas Noire aka "Black Pineapple" which I think it is the most in appropriate name. This tomato has NO resemblance to pineapple and definitely it is not black or even brown.
I'm looking for one or two new varieties to grow this year and thought I might get inspiration by asking what tomato you would grow if you could only have one variety?
I'd be torn, too, but I think mine would be (so far) Cherokee Purple.
I am in Massachusetts also and for MA the winner is Jet Star by far.
I have grown CP and Jet Star side by side and JT wins hands down with double the yield and larger tomatoes of higher quality and the same flavor. size of vine is almost identical. Jet Star is a little more bushy to get more tomatoes.
for Jet Star you must get genuine seeds. do not buy plants or you will not get jet star in new england. you will get later F2 f3 f4 etc from sellers who save seeds to save money. and the yield on F2 is half that on genuine seeds.
the best place to get Jet Star seeds is Fedco or Totally Tomatoes. but do some google searches if you need to find a different seller. of course Harris sells them as Jet Star is a Harris seed.
also jet star is much better than its partner Supersonic.
I get jet star going early then I get some seeds in close to May 1 and the first set of plants fully ripen all toms then the 2nd set takes over until freeze time. Supersonic is used for that late crop. but I prefer 2 crops of Jet Star. Experiment and see what you like. I am in colder area zone 5 you are warmer and have more grow time in zone 6.
every farmer I have talked to in 50 years says if they could only grow one it would be Jet Star. Fedco catalog lists contests of varieties over time and Jet Star always wins first place in New England at least.
Cuostralee... first year growing it, but plenty of big, beautiful, and great tasting tomatoes. During the hottest part of summer there was some blossom drop, but started right back up when we came out of 100+ degree weather.
Like many others, Sungold will be in our garden every year!
Cuostralee... first year growing it, but plenty of big, beautiful, and great tasting tomatoes. During the hottest part of summer there was some blossom drop, but started right back up when we came out of 100+ degree weather.
Like many others, Sungold will be in our garden every year!
Matina. Big enough to slice and put on a sandwich, but small enough so eating one doesn't turn into a self-imposed homework assignment. Here's how I grow 'em: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9b4LktURbMQ
Here is a link that might be useful: Growing Tomatoes
Black Krim. I've grown both Cherokee Purple and Black Krim and prefer the Krim.
I also always grow Anna Russian. Huge, heart-shaped fruit, dense flesh and good for canning. Last year, however, I think I got one fruit from two plants because the rabbits love them too. Every time one got close to ripe there'd be a huge bite out of it the next day.


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That is just plain evil. Truly evil. That person should be put in jail or a loony bin. I don't want to hear about free speech, he's threatening Sarah and her son.
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The leftylibs continue to distinguish themselves as beings apart from the normal human race. Satan is running around laughing his fool head off whenever one of these evil poeple spews their mind in public i.e. kos for example.
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A really big deal should be made of this to show the evil that is coming from the left. To many people are ignorant of this. The down side being that it would hurt Sarah and her family. Trig is an innocent child. What has he done to deserve this hatred. Sick.
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There is no national news outlet with the guts to talk about things like this. Not even Fox. What a diappointment they are becoming.
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I agree about Fox, Surfie. Leftists are evil and I believe they are satan's spawn.
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Surfhut, I signed us up for GBTV today - Glenn is the one unafraid to brooch these sorts of issues that mainstream would rather ignore. He delivers more good sense in an hour than the rest of them put together in a whole year. you can try him for a month for a small fee of $5.00.
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"Funding for Mexican separatists National Council La Raza skyrockets after Obama hires its VP"
La Raza's Mission Statement - Por La Raza todo. Fuera de La Raza nada ("For the Race, everything, outside the Race, nothing" ).
But they're not "racist."
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There is a building in my town with a big La Raza mural on it. I think I am the only one in town that is bothered by it.
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Our govt shouldn't be in the business or supporting or endorsing any ethnic group, religion or sexual activity. La Raza and that other group whose name escapes me, something that starts with an "M" want most Western states to revert back to Mexico, all the way up to Utah. They promote studies in schools that indoctrinate students into believing that white people are evil oppressors and racists who need to emigrate back to Europe. Our govt needs a giant enema and chemotherapy.
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Read this to get an understanding of what they're about. Our politicians don't seem to understand that they're funding their own demise at some point. How uninformed are they?
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The group I was trying to remember is called MEChA.
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I would wager big money (if I had it ) that Geo Soros contributes lots of money to these racist groups. He wants to see America destroyed and he's finally in a position to do just that. He bought his first president in '08. I read in '04 that he's met with every presidential candidate for years except Geo W. Bush who refused to meet with him. When Kerry was running for pres, it was reported that he was mulling appointing Soros as Sec of State if he were to be elected. One of Kerry's wife's vacation homes is in Idaho next door to Soros's home. (I read all of that on David Horowitz's site, BTW. )
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Recall how Justice Sotomayor never renounced her membership in LaRaza, and how the MSM never pressed to comment on her membership in such a racist group.
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Our House members who control the purse strings to our runaway govt hope that they'll be okay if and when foreign nationals take down our govt. They must hope that their efforts will be appreciated and they'll be eaten last. Are they stupid or just misguided? Time will tell.
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The sad thing is that Mo's dress might not have been so bad if she'd left off that stupid bolero. Despite the author's snotty snark, the skirt was rather flattering to her backside. Catherine is a lovely YOUNG woman, not yet 30, I'd hate to have to stand next to her and try and look good.
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Michelle is a tall and big boned woman. Whoever she has advising her on her wardrobe is a big failure. The shrunken jacket look while a trendy style for young women is not for her. It would be nice to see our first lady represent our country in a more refined way.
She is not getting much of a return on the amount of money she spends on her wardrobe. Even Hillary figured out that she looks better in pants suits than dresses.
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Michelle does have a difficult body to dress. Wish she would dress more conservatively. Loved what she wore to the inauguration and also loved the white gown she wore to the dinner at Buckingham Palace.
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As Rod Serling used to say - "I submit for your approval," a grand essay from Prof. Mike Adams (snached from the Mothersite), titled
Time for America to Roll Back Its Borders
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So true, and I'm from California. There are those of us here working hard to turn the tide. Probably true of conservatives in states the article mentions.
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Swooning. Nothing better than a real American MAN. Pack up all the metrosexuals and send them down the river. I'm DONE with them.
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HA! Struan, my Mother used to do the very same thing, I have so many photos of her doing just that. (Psssst, which way is the saloon?)
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Linked fate is a concept traditionally used to describe when members of an identity group (African Americans, for example) elevate group interests above their own individual interests. Coming from a shared history of segregation, prejudice and discrimination, the sense of linked fate influences African Americans' political thinking and action, and places it in direct opposition to the American sense of individualism. Under individualism, success is caused by one's own efforts and is not dependent on the success of others. By contrast, the concept of linked fate posits that what is good for the group is good for the individual.
The concept of linked fate has important implications for identity, as well as vote choice and support for public policy.
While the concept of linked fate is usually applied primarily to blacks, researchers have been exploring whether it can be extended to other racial/ethnic groups, as well as women.
Possible research questions about linked fate include:
Data for this exercise come from the 2004 American National Election Study: Pre- and Post-Election Survey. The American National Election Studies (ANES) grew out of the Survey Research Center and the Center for Political Studies of the Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan. These organizations, together, have been covering elections since 1952. ANES produces high quality data on voting, public opinion, and political participation to serve the research needs of social scientists, teachers, students, policy makers and journalists who want to better understand the theoretical and empirical foundations of national election outcomes.
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Variables used in this exercise include:
Linked Fate and Demographic Characteristics
The variable V045174 measures whether respondents feel linked to what happens with women, and was
asked only of women. For ease of analysis we recoded this variable to include only those respondents
who answered "yes" (coded as 1) or "no" (2). The new variable is called LINKEDFATE. Looking at the
Does the sense of linked fate vary for women based on age, race or education? To find out we recoded each of these variables into fewer categories for ease of analysis (the new variables are named AGE.CAT, NEWRACE, and EDU.CATS respectively).
Examine the results of the crosstab between
Now looking at the results table for
Finally turn your attention to the crosstab between
Attitudes Toward Women
Sense of pride in women's accomplishments is measured by the variable PRIDEWOM. Take a look at
the crosstab between
Feeling thermometers are often used to measure how respondents feel about a specific group of
people on a scale of 0 to 100. Scores of 0-49 indicate very cold or cold feelings, and scores of 50
and above indicate warm, or very warm feelings toward a specific group. Consider the results of the
Attitudes Toward Issues that Affect Women
The variable WELFARE measures respondents' views on federal spending for welfare, and whether
they thought it should be increased, decreased, or kept the same. Looking at the results of the
crosstab between
Finally, look at respondents' views on federal spending for childcare, and whether they thought
it should be increased, decreased, or kept the same. Consider the crosstab between
What percentage of women said that they feel linked to what happens with women? What percentage reported feeling linked "a lot?" What percentage said "not very much at all?"
Which age group reported the lowest sense of linked fate? Which group reported the highest? Which two racial groups exhibit the highest and lowest sense of linked fate respectively? What percentage of respondents without a high school diploma said that they feel linked to what happens with women? How does this compare to those with a college degree or more?
Do the women in the sample who feel linked to other women report feeling proud of women's accomplishments more often than women who don't?
Do they report feeling angry at the treatment of women more often than the women who do not feel linked to other women?
Do respondents who have a sense of linked fate report warmer or colder feelings toward women?
Does having a sense of linked fate appear to make a difference in respondents' level of support for federal spending on welfare? Does the comparison of means using the feeling thermometer measure and LINKEDFATE show a difference in respondents' feelings about people who are on welfare?
In terms of attitudes about spending on childcare, which group showed the highest level of support for increased spending for childcare? Which group was most likely to think that spending for childcare should be decreased? Does having children appear to make a difference in respondents' views on this issue? How about linked fate?
Things to think about when interpreting the results:
It is important to look at the amount of missing data in each relationship and think about the ways in which that might affect the generalizability of the results.
Weights (mathematical formulas) are often used to adjust the sample proportions, usually by race, sex, or age, to more closely match those of the general population. The analyses used in this guide did not use any weights, which may reduce the generalizability of the findings, but the resulting tables are accurate descriptions of the relationships found between these variables among these respondents.
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The goal of this exercise was to examine the relationship between gender and the concept of linked fate. Taken together, the results show that three quarters of the women in the sample have a sense of linked fate, and that women in their thirties, white and black women, and women with a college degree are the most likely to feel linked to what happens with women. Linked fate seemed to have little to no relationship to the relative warmth of respondents' feelings toward women in general, and people on welfare in particular. Neither did it relate to respondents' support for federal spending on welfare. Linked fate did appear to be related to respondents' pride in women's accomplishments and anger about the treatment of women in society, as well as their level of support for increased spending on childcare, where the highest level of support was found among women who have a sense of linked fate but who have no children.


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That's what they look like when I had them in my yard. By the way, just step on a couple of parts if they are mound tunnels, don't smash down the whole length. You just want to cave it in a bit so they tunnel back through it.
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Oh well I guess. Congrates Legion Ketsueki! Cosa will win a competetion eventually lol I know it!!! lol
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Wondering if someone knows what/how to decipher this mark. Have checked 'A', 'DC', and 'ADC' to no avail. Hoping the rest of the marks may give up more clues.
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I'd love to believe it's that old :) Here's a couple more pics. The date letter Q looks right, but I can't make out any of the other marks. Believe you told me once that it should state "sterling" or "925" if it's indeed sterling, see I really do listen to you, but try as hard as I might just don't see either of these. Guess the spoon looks different enough that it piqued my curiosity. Thanks for the quick response.
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Except for British marks.....they march to a different drummer.
I can't find the maker....the AC DC mark....but the next is Queen Victoria's head....shown between 1838 and 1890, Then the thistle and lastly the date letter Q showing plainly to my eye....1872-3.
Yeah...it's that old....and lovely!!
I don't have anything helpful to add but I question the Edinburgh attribution. Every place I've checked has the Queen's head & the Q in oval cartouches rather than clipped squares. Also, the middle cartouche is the correct shape but the castle doesn't match the Edinburgh one to my eye nor do I see a thistle stamp.
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Large traffic is not nearly as maneuverable as you describe. Although people with personal experience to that effect, including me, have said otherwise you persist in your belief. I'm not sure what we can do make reality evident to you. We haven't even talked about restricted sightlines and visibility.
Absolutely no disagreement that large vessels are not immediately maneuverable. This is progressively true even for smaller craft in smaller spaces. It's obvious. My issue is that large ships need to be responsive to essential contact, need to have someone responsible at the helm, use horn signals to indicate on which side they intend to pass (that is SUCH a simple thing to do), and be aware of the non-ability of small, slow sailboats and trawler type boats to maneuver out of their way. It can't be a case of, "I'm coming through and I'm bigger. Get out of the way." Having to alter course at a 90 degree angle when a large ship appears on the horizon and scurry out of the way of ANY possible path they may take is ludicrous and should not be expected. As I said, some enforcement against the few irresponsible commercial guys who blatantly scoff at rights of way and behave like bullies of the sea would go a LONG way to putting a muzzle on this kind of behavior. Instead of doing boardings of pleasure boats, looking for missing MARPOLE stickers, maybe the CG could catch some of the cowboys in action and give them a slap on the wrist once in a while.
I have transited NY Harbor many, many times and have never had any issue whatsoever with the ferries or taxis. They seem to be very good at knowing and abiding by the simple rules of the road. They strike me as pros. in a very difficult piece of water. That's the key to it all: that all parties KNOW the rights of way in the body of water they are operating in. They work and work well if adhered to.
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Alta Community Library will celebrate National Library Week with programs every day starting Monday, April 14-17 at 5 p.m. each day.
Monday is story time for children, jelly beans galore.
Tuesday is grown up night, come laugh away as we cook up our program.
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Storm Lake area Cornerstone For Life Pregnancy Resource Center will hold its annual Banquet For Life Monday, April 14 at 6 p.m. in Newell at Bethel Baptist Church located at 313 Hwy. 7.
The Crooners, a community choir with members from Early, Nemaha, Lytton, Lake View, Wall Lake and Odebolt, will present their annual Easter concert on Palm Sunday, April 13 at 2 p.m. The concert, titled Glorious Day, will be held at Early United Methodist Church, 402 Hickory St. in Early. All are invited and welcome to attend the concert.
Families of Storm Lake Elementary students and St. Mary's Title I students are invited to participate in the Spring Family Fun Night April 15 at Storm Lake Elementary School from 5:45-7 p.m.
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Doris Harvey, president of BVRMC Auxiliary.
Doris Harvey, president of BVRMC Auxiliary.
By MARY CULLEN
April 6 to 13 is National Volunteer Week and we are featuring Doris Harvey of Storm Lake, president of the Buena Vista Regional Medical Center Auxiliary. Doris is in her second year as president, before that she served as a board member and then became a life member of the auxiliary a few years ago. She also used to do hospice work.
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Sioux Central Community School's business students competed in the Iowa Central Community College Business Competition Day on Wednesday, April 2 in Fort Dodge with multiple students placing in the various individual and team competitions. Business educator Donna Sennert prepared the students for the event. High school juniors and seniors were eligible for the competitions and were required to attend in business attire. Each student had to compete in at least two competitions.
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