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Biological Activity on Mars 489
from the evil-green-things-from-outer-space dept.
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"While this is truly a troubling development, rest asured that the mighty Council has forseen this, and has taken the necessary steps to deal with the situation. The asteroid the Council has set in motion is on target to strike the invaders' planet in a few short years, and its payload of biological toxin, specially formulated to destroy their disgusting cellular structure, will insure our continued safety and serenity."
"Wrong. Watch us."
Why does it feel like our scientists are just chasing after the wind when it comes to the search for life on Mars?
Not yet, but it might after the next major revision. From here [bible.org]:
The King James Bible has undergone three revisions since its inception in 1611, incorporating more than 100,000 changes.
I bet they could slip in something about life on Mars during the next revision.
Their results? Three cows. Seriously.
Actual cows or ideal spherical cows?
After any salary raise, you will have less money at the end of the month than you did before.


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Electric Counterpoint is in three movements; fast, slow, fast, played one after the other without pause. The first movement, after an introductory pulsing section where the harmonies of the movement are stated, uses a theme derived from Central African horn music that I became aware of through the ethnomusicologist Simha Arom. That theme is built up in eight voice canon and while the remaining two guitars and bass play pulsing harmonies the soloist plays melodic patterns that result from the contrapuntal interlocking of those eight pre-recorded guitars.
The second movement cuts the tempo in half, changes key and introduces a new theme, which is then slowly built up to nine guitars in canon. Once again two other guitars and bass supply harmony while the soloist brings out melodic patterns that result from the overall contrapuntal web.
The third movement returns to the original tempo and key and introduces a new pattern in triple meter. After building up a four guitar canon two bass guitars enter suddenly to further stress the triple meter. The soloist then introduces a new series of strummed chords that are then built up in three guitar canon. When these are complete the soloist returns to melodic patterns that result from the overall counterpoint when suddenly the basses begin to change both key and meter back and forth between E minor and C minor and between 3/2 and 12/8 so that one hears first three groups of four eighth notes and then four groups of three eighth notes. These rhythmic and tonal changes speed up more and more rapidly until at the end the basses slowly fade out and the ambiguities are finally resolved in 12/8 and E minor.
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Developmental Biological Agents Hiv
Here's a taste of what TheBody.com has to offer on this topic:
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HIV: Biological Weapon by Uncle Sam?Hi Dr. Frascino, I just want to say that you are a godsend, and in my opinion, the model human being we all should be. You helped me a great deal in my time of need, and you put my mind at ease when I was sure I was infected. I thank you from the...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...His stories, including the one you mention, lack not only credible evidence but also common sense. No, this was not in the archives previously as this site does not pander to fiction. I suggest you watch the News Hour with Jim Lehrer on PBS... Read more »
HIV positive and wanting a biological babyIf a woman is HIV positive, but for other medical reasons cannot become pregnant herself, can her... Read more »
HIV / AIDS Transitions1. My partner & I just tested positive. Him CD4 800000 & very sick. Diagnosis AIDS. When his counts... Read more »
Socioeconomic, Biological Factors Placing Women in Pakistan at Increased Risk of HIV, Health Minister Says...commercial sex workers are engaging in unsafe sex practices in part because of social marginalization and a lack of access to HIV/AIDS education. Qasim Jan, university vice chancellor and workshop chair, stressed the need for greater HIV/AIDS... Read more »
Biological and Demographic Causes of High HIV and Sexually Transmitted Disease Prevalence in Men Who Have Sex With Men... Men who have sex with men (MSM) are disproportionately affected by HIV. MSM and heterosexual networks are distinguished by biologically determined sexual role segregation among heterosexual individuals but not among MSM, and by anal/vaginal... Read more »
HIV "Created by Scientist" for Biological Warfare, Nobel Peace Prize Winner Says...biological warfare," AFP/ Yahoo! News reports. In August, Kenya's East African Standard quoted Maathai as saying that HIV/AIDS was created by scientists "for the purpose of mass extermination," according to AFP/ Yahoo! News . "We know... Read more »
Reduced Risk of HIV Among Circumcised Men in India Related to Biology, Not Behavior, Study Says...Men in India who are circumcised are less likely to be HIV-positive than men who are not circumcised because of biological, not behavioral differences, according to a study published in the March 27 issue of the Lancet , Reuters reports... Read more »
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Biology Lab On HIV.Gues who was infected?
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Proof that AIDS is a race-specific bio-weapoon.
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Mandatory elementary-school violin classes are a hit
Mandatory violin classes at an Indiana elementary school teach dedication and self-confidence by partnering young students with mentors and teachers from the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music.
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Bloomington, Ind.
Ask Ryan Campbell about his experience playing violin for Fairview Elementary School's String Project, and he'll rattle off his favorite song, how it took him a while to catch on and that he gets nervous before playing for an audience.
But ask Ryan what it takes to be good at playing the violin and the third-grader stops for a while to reflect on his answer.
"You have to believe in yourself," he said.
Ryan is one of more than a dozen third- and fourth-graders who have decided to continue being a part of Fairview's string program and who recently performed in a recital at the school.
The class, which is mandatory for first- and second-graders, began four years ago through a collaboration with the IU Jacobs School of Music, particularly Brenda Brenner, associate professor at IU and director of the program.
This year, 15 third- and fourth-graders chose to continue the program, dedicating one night a week to group lessons and taking private lessons during school.
Kathy Heise, music teacher at Fairview, said as the students continue to learn, their confidence and investment in playing the violin continues to grow.


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urine as fertilizer
has anyone tried out fertilizing their roses with urine? any tips? I had a dream about it last night and I decided to follow through with it! hahaha
I do it all the time!! And my roses look great! There's alot of nitrogen in urine. And apparently the kidneys filter out any pathogens, so it's clean. I dilute it 10 parts water to one part urine. If I don't have a bucket or watering can nearby, I pour some under the rose and water with a hose until it's about 10 more parts water. At first you feel a bit odd about doing it, but then you realize that you are flushing down the toilet valuable nutrients that your plants could be utilizing. As Martha would say, "It's a good thing." I also give my roses chopped banana peels which contain phosphorus, and occasionally some alfalfa pellets from the feed store.
I found a link which may be of interest to you. There's alot of material out there about urine as fertilizer. I only use it for ornamentals in my gardens.
Here is a link that might be useful: urine as fertilizer
I am so excited about using urine to fertilize. I received and e-mail about this because I have an organic vegetable garden and my cucumbers started to have yellow leaves and I know this means lack of nitrogen. So I peed into a bucket added water and watered my cucumbers. Over night they turned a dark green and the little cucs which were yellow as well and fell off turned green and I now have cucumber growing dark green and large.
Destany I think I would prefer to pee in a bottle inside the house just in case you have one of those peeping tom neighbors always looking into your yard and specially if you live in a neighborhood with 2 story houses. You dont want Jane or Joe wondering if your toilet is plugged lol. but yes urine does contain alot of nitrogen but it contains alot of Amonia too. its safe for trees or big bushes so it might be ok for a big rose bush with well established roots. Its not good for grass or small plants so I wouldnt recommend it for lets say a strawberry garden if you have one. The benefit over urine vs chemical nitrogen fertilizer would be that urine just doesnt cause long term damage to the soil unless you take prescription drugs or something and the chemical fertilizer leaves salts in your soil that cause long term damage. So for trees I let my dogs pee on every tree they see ;) but I also give them some treats they sell at the pet store that keeps the grass green and the dog's pee doesnt affect the lawn.


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Things to do in The Strip
The Luxor's new addition that evokes a Parisian speakeasy.
Open during peak pool hours (9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.), this outdoor bar specializes in creative cocktails made with fresh juices and homemade mixes.
Le Rêve, presented at the Wynn Las Vegas, is a mesmerizing, water-inspired creation from Franco Dragone, the man behind such popular Cirque du Soleil shows as Alegria and La Nouba.
Opened on Labor Day 2007 in the newly revved-up Luxor, LAX is 26,000 square feet of opulence, with black chandeliers and Art Nouveau balustrades surrounding the second-floor gallery.
High-stakes gaming and drinking spot.
Brace Yourself: Not all the scariest rides are roller coasters, a fact that everyone who has been to the top of the Space Needle-like Stratosphere hotel in Vegas knows only too well.
Revitalized Fremont Street has quickly become the favorite under-the-radar bar scene, and the Downtown Cocktail Room is appropriately hard to find. Its hidden door is marked only by a tiny Downtown sign, and its speakeasy feel is part of the appeal.
Parasols of differing shapes, sizes and colors hang throughout this relaxed lounge, which is connected to its sister retreat, Parasol Down.
Known worldwide for its strikingly lifelike wax figures, Madame Tussauds has grown into an international phenomenon in the 200 years since its namesake first learned the art of making wax duplicates.
The only nightlife venue with a good kitchen that's open nearly all night (food is served until 4 a.m.), this bamboo birdcage-bedecked space features former Nobu chef Joseph Elevado, who cranks out mini-Kobe burgers and shrimp and pork lump


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A super cute version of the traditional koi fish tattoo complete with lotus flower blossoms. Magikarp is totally awesome displaying splash attack and doing zero damage. The Japanese writing says "I choose you." LOL! Live it up with this fun Poke pop-culture twist.
Very nice design. I'm sure there's a Doctor reference in there some where! It is very cool though. Great job.


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Anti-abortion initiative misses deadline, won't be on ballot
Published: May 15,2014
Tags: abortion, anti-abortion, baby, ballot, birth, election, health care, initiative, medical, Pamela Weaver, Panned Parenthood Southeast, Personhood USA, Secretary of State's Office, vote
JACKSON — Mississippians will not vote on a new ballot initiative that would declare life begins at conception.
The sponsors of Initiative 41 missed a yesterday deadline to submit petitions to get the proposal on the November 2015 ballot, said Pamela Weaver, spokeswoman for the secretary of state's office. Because the petitions were not submitted, the initiative died.
The proposal would have been nearly identical to a ballot initiative that 58 percent of Mississippi voters rejected in November 2011.
Personhood USA and other abortion opponents started a new petition drive in spring 2013, saying they thought some voters were confused by what effect the 2011 initiative would have had on in-vitro fertilization and some forms of birth control. They had a year to gather signatures from at least 107,216 Mississippi registered voters.
Spokesmen for Personhood USA did not immediately return calls for comment, but an employee at the group's Washington office said Wednesday that organizers stopped trying to gather signatures in Mississippi months ago.
The Associated Press called circuit clerks in 12 of Mississippi's largest counties this past Friday, and workers in each office said no petitions had been submitted so signatures could be verified by checking lists of registered voters.
Felicia Brown-Williams, spokeswoman for Planned Parenthood Southeast, said Wednesday that the new initiative, like the old one, "would have allowed the government to interfere in personal and complex health care decisions that are best made by women and families."
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TPK revenues increase 21.4% in 4Q14
Feb 11, 15:04
Touch panel maker TPK Holding has reported fourth-quarter 2014 consolidated revenues of NT$39.581 billion (US$1.25 billion), rising 21.4% sequentially due to increased shipments of...
TPK reports decreased performance for January
Stockwatch - Feb 4, 20:45
TPK Holding has reported consolidated revenues of NT$11.59 billion (US$368.66 million) for January 2015, representing a 27.21% drop on month and 27.21% drop on year.
E Ink, TPK supply components for YotaPhone 2
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TPK November revenues up over 30% sequentially
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TPK Holding to start production of silver nanowire touch panels in April 2014
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Taiwan-based touch panel maker TPK Holding has formed a strategic alliance with Japan-based Nissha Printing to develop silver nanowire technology and will begin production of silver...
Touch panel makers post mixed sequential growth in September revenues
Oct 8, 15:40
Touch panel maker TPK Holding saw September consolidated revenues of NT$10.639 billion (US$356 million), increasing 12.67% on month, while Wintek posted NT$5.762 billion, up 1.14%...
TPK, Wintek expected to post mixed results in 1Q13
Apr 19, 11:50
Touch panel maker TPK Holding is expected to record net operating margin of at least 12% for the first quarter of 2013, while fellow maker Wintek will suffer net loss per share of...
TPK, Wintek March revenues up sequentially
Apr 8, 10:23
Touch panel maker TPK Holding saw March consolidated revenues of NT$15.775 billion (US$528 million), up 13.62% on month and 19.24% on year, while Wintek has reported revenues of NT$6.290...
TPK breaks ground for glass making facility in Taiwan
Mar 4, 15:44
A company jointly invested by TPK Holding and its subsidiary Cando has broken ground for a facility in Taichung, central Taiwan for making chemically strengthened glass. The joint...
Penetration rate of notebook touch panels to exceed 15% in 2013, says TPK chairman
Mar 4, 15:10
Despite weak sales of Microsoft's Windows 8, Michael Chiang, chairman of Taiwan-based touch panel maker TPK Holding, continues to be optimistic about the growth of large-size touch...
TPK expects capacity utilization to fall to 85% in February 2013, says paper
Newswatch - Nov 19, 11:23
Taiwan-based touch panel maker TPK Holding is currently running at capacity and expects capacity utilization to slightly drop in December 2012 and slip to a bottom level of 85% in...
TPK expects capacity to be unable to meet demand in 4Q12
Nov 1, 20:56
Due to fast growing demand for touch panels, TPK Holding expects orders to exceed its production capacity in the fourth quarter of 2012, according to company president Tom Sun.
Sep 27, 15:18
Taiwan-based touch panel maker TPK Holding will issue 5-year, zero-interest unsecured ECBs (euro convertible bonds) worth US$200 million and GDRs (global depositary receipts) worth...
TPK, General Interface expected to undertake lamination for in-cell touch panels used in iPhone 5 beginning 4Q12
Sep 17, 11:22
As Japan-based Japan Display and Sharp and South Korea-based LG Display will increase production of in-cell touch panels for use in iPhone 5 from an estimated total of 12-13 million...
TPK begins shipments of touch panels used in 7-inch Kindle Fire HD
Sep 11, 01:40
Taiwan-based TPK Holding began to ship touch panels used in the 7-inch Kindle Fire HD in August, with the monthly shipment volume reaching 1.0 million units, while China-based General...
TPK, Wintek to ship 4 million Nexus 7 touch panels in 3Q12, say Taiwan makers
Aug 1, 15:56
Taiwan-based TPK Holding and Wintek will ship an estimated total of 4.0 million OGS (one glass solution) touch panels for use in Nexus 7 tablet PCs during the third quarter of 2012,...
Amazon likely to launch color e-book readers in 2H12, say sources
May 10, 01:25
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TPK, Wintek to see touch panel shipments for iPhones slip 15-20% in 2Q12, say sources
May 4, 14:34
TPK Holding and Wintek are expected to see their shipments of touch panels for iPhones decline 15-20% sequentially in the second quarter, as iPhone 4S is moving into the final stage...
TPK posts EPS of NT$10.71 for 1Q12
Apr 27, 01:05
TPK Holding has reported net profits of NT$2.62 billion (US$88.74 million) on revenues of NT$40.48 billion for the first quarter of 2012. The earnings translated into an EPS of NT$10.71...
TPK revenues up 60% on year in 1Q12
Apr 6, 14:34
TPK Holding has announced consolidated revenues of NT$13.29 billion (US$450.22 million) for March, up 2.7% sequentially and 27.2% on year. For the first quarter of 2012, revenues...
Foxconn to ramp up shipments of new iPads to 12-15 million units in 2Q12, say sources
Mar 29, 14:06
Shipments from the new iPad supply chain are expected to expand significantly in the second quarter of 2012, with iPad assembler Foxconn Electronics (Hon Hai Precision Industry) to...
TPK to start volume production of Touch on Lens panels in July
Mar 16, 01:20
TPK Holding will begin volume production of Touch on Lens (ToL) single glass touch panels in July despite looming competition from comparable OGS (one glass solution) and in-cell...
TPK sets 2012 capex at NT$12 billion
Feb 22, 01:40
Touch panel maker TPK has stated that Windows 8 will help the firm to grow further. Cando, a subsidiary of TPK, will also benefit from Windows 8 and expects to return to profitability...
TPK, Wintek expected to see revenues rebound in February, March
Feb 21, 01:05
Taiwan-based touch panel makers TPK Holding and Wintek, mainly due to the coming launch of a new version of the Apple iPad, are expected to have revenues increasing in February and...
TPK, Wintek January revenues significantly down on month
Feb 7, 01:00
TPK Holding and Wintek, two Taiwan-based makers of touch panels, had consolidated revenues of NT$14.226 billion (US$481 million) and those of NT$8.891 billion dropping on month by...
TPK views 2012 revenues with optimism
Nov 30, 11:46
Touch panel maker TPK expects its sales to remain robust in November-December this year and grow even strongly in 2012 along with the proliferation of touch-controlled applications,...
TPK to start Touch-on-Lens volume production in July 2012
Oct 28, 01:25
TPK Holding will begin volume production of Touch-on-Lens touch panels in July 2012, with an initial monthly capacity of two million units for small-size and medium- to large-size,...
Taiwan touch panel makers ramp up cover glass production
Sep 16, 14:13
Major touch panel players of TPK Holding, G-Tech, and Wintek are scaling up their production capacity for cover glass as touchscreen handheld devices enjoy rising popularity in the...
Barnes & Noble reportedly to launch new Nook Color in September
Sep 2, 17:09
Taiwanese suppliers will ship key components to be used in Barnes & Noble's Nook Color 2, scheduled for release in September 2011, according to industry sources.
LCD industry yet to feel threatened by AMOLED
Aug 25, 16:58
AMOLED may be the next big thing for the display industry, but players in Taiwan's LCD industry have yet to feel real pressure from Samsung ramping up AMOLED production, industry...
Apple orders boost touch panel shipments, but margins are low
Aug 18, 16:07
Strong sales of Apple's iPhone 4 and iPad 2 have boosted orders for Taiwan's touch panel makers in third-quarter 2011, but the low quotes for these orders may hurt their profitability,...
Sintek may be forced out of Apple supply chain for touch sensors, say Taiwan makers
Aug 8, 10:23
Taiwan-based TPK Holding, the main supplier of touch panels for Apple, has made a large decrease in procurement of touch sensors from Sintek Photronic since July, and this may eventually...
TPK, Wintek see increased July revenues
Aug 8, 10:18
TPK Holding and Wintek, two Taiwan-based suppliers of touch panels used in iPad and iPhone, had July consolidated revenues of NT$11.887 billion (US$411 million) hitting monthly record...
TPK increasing cover glass output
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Honeycomb is a whole different beast from the Android we've come to know. While previous versions of Google's mobile operating system were built for smartphones, Honeycomb -- also known as Android 3.0 -- is the first to be designed specifically for tablet-size devices. And seeing it in action, it certainly shows.
Motorola's recently launched Xoom is the first in a series of tablets that'll run the Honeycomb OS. The Xoom has made plenty of headlines for its high-end specs: The tablet boasts a dual-core 1-GHz processor with 1GB of RAM. It has 32GB of internal storage, plus the option for additional storage via an integrated MicroSD slot. And all of that is housed beneath a beautiful (if slightly glare-prone) 10.1-in. display.
But the truth is, while the Xoom's hardware is impressive, it's the software that's the much bigger story. I took a long look at Honeycomb to see how it compares to earlier versions of Android and to its popular competitor, Apple's iOS for the iPad.
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When you power up an Android Honeycomb tablet like the Xoom, you'll find yourself on one of the device's five available home screens. These home screens and the functionality they provide are among the most significant advantages Honeycomb offers over competing tablet platforms.
Where the iPad's operating system is basically a blown-up version of what you get on the iPhone -- static rows of square-shaped icons -- Honeycomb includes several features that take full advantage of the tablet's ample screen real estate.
Among the most useful features are the widgets, which are effectively live, functioning apps that run right on your home screen. You can have a widget for your e-mail, for example, that allows you to view and even scroll through your inbox. Other widgets let you browse your calendar, flick through news stories or see the current weather for your area, without ever opening a thing.
The idea of widgets, of course, isn't new to Honeycomb; as any Android smartphone user knows, widgets have long been a part of Google's mobile operating system. With Honeycomb, however, widgets have become more interactive than ever -- you can now scroll, flick and interact within the widgets themselves. And given the large screen size of a tablet, their potential becomes far more significant.
On a single screen of the Xoom, for example, I'm able to simultaneously see my inbox, my upcoming appointments and my local weather forecast. I also have scrollable access to all of my Chrome bookmarks, synced continuously from my PC. I'd imagine that after growing accustomed to this kind of advanced-usage scenario, many users would be reluctant to return to the static environment a platform like Apple's iOS provides.
Honeycomb, like past Android versions, also affords you the freedom to use your home screen space as you see fit; you can drop any combination of widgets and app shortcuts where you like. The actual method for customizing is quite different in Honeycomb than in previous Android releases; while it may be an adjustment for Android phone users, it strikes me as a far more intuitive approach.
On an Android smartphone, adding a widget requires you to either long-press your home screen or tap your phone's "menu" button to find the command. Adding app shortcuts and changing wallpapers are separate processes.
In Honeycomb, on the other hand, you simply tap a "plus" icon at the top-right corner of the display to enter an all-in-one home screen customization tool. There, you find thumbnails for your five home screens, along with lists of every widget, app shortcut and wallpaper on your tablet. You can touch any item to select it and drag it onto a home screen. Then, on the home screen itself, you can touch and hold any item to move it around or eliminate it altogether.
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Wonder if there aren't too many boats on the Broads now. We were at end of season, with only about two thirds of boats hired out. We struggled to find moorings in many locations.
A great holiday, very relaxing. The boat was great value for money, a great boat for first timers. The handover was a bit quick, there was a lot to take in and we should have listened a bit more carefully.
But all said and done we had a great time and will do it again next year.
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Taking our grandsons on holiday in the Clear Gem was good but there is a lot of cupboard space lost in the galley and the double bed is not big enough for two adults or anyone over 5 ft 3 inches
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I'm growing pole beans for the first time this year. I'm growing Kentucky Wonders and Asparagus yardlongs beans. The Kentucky Wonders did quite well but were attacked viciously by Japanese beetles. They now are under attack by grasshoppers. The Japanese beetles and grasshoppers only seem to be majorly going after the Kentucky Wonders (I'm also growing three different kinds of bushbeans). Any reasons why? What do I do about grasshoppers?
I can easily understand them leaving the yard longs alone, in favor of the normal/regular pole beans. Yard longs are technically cowpeas and are very different. I assume they don't taste as good to them. But why these pests single out your Kentucky Wonders over the bush beans (all the same species), I'm not sure. I have one lone pole of climbing beans standing out in one area of my largest garden, and it has been defoliated by grasshoppers. But two other poles, of another variety, but same species, in another part of the garden, and growing in the corn, have been untouched. It's strange! One other idea: I suspect that once a plant is really strongly attacked it may send out some odor (like a distress signal), which actually attracts the pests.
Let me know what you learn about dealing with grasshoppers. I tried a powder (organically derived) but it didn't help at all. Next year I'm planning on housing a half dozen Indian Runner Ducks, a small fast breed, in the garden, with their own pen. That way I can keep them closed in when there are small and fragile things starting. But when the grasshopper plagues begin I can let'em out. Ducks LOVE to eat grasshoppers!
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Wonder what the DH would say to some ducks?! The Kentucky Wonders still produced well despite the attacks. My garden is fenced in. It's the only part of our yard that is fenced in. I like to take my two little dogs with me and let them loose in the garden. They like the freedom. Because of this I only sprayed the beans (bush and pole) once with a soap shield and once again with Pyola (chrysathemum based pesticide). I did buy Sevin dust but didn't use it, because I didn't want the dogs being exposed to it.
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This past Friday, I took an afternoon off of work to head east to the mountains for a quick overnight backpacking trip with Mike Hornblade. Being aware of the miles of hiking and 2000ft+ of elevation gain I sadly left my large format gear (and its associated weight) behind, and opted for my reasonably-lightweight digital kit only.
The objective was to get to Lake Ingalls in the Wenatchee Mountains. After crossing Ingalls Pass, we set up camp, and then continued on to the lake. Everything up to the camp was pretty smooth sailing, but the path from this point onward became much more difficult - both in naviagtion and in terms of the trail itself. We finally arrived at the lake, which was an additional challenge to explore and, sure enough, the imposing Mount Stuart - the photographic subject of choice - was lost in the clouds. It remained that way through the uneventful sunset. We backtracked to camp, arriving in the dark, the cold, and unexpectedly crazy winds.
After a sub-freezing and windy night (that was too much for one of the two tents) we got up again about 30 minutes before sunrise. Conditions were much better in the morning, with just the right amount of cloud cover to start picking up the colorful pre-dawn light. Mount Stuart was no longer lost in the clouds, and the lake would have made an ideal place to shoot, but we likely would have needed another 30 minutes to get back there. Instead we set up not more than about a hundred yards from camp, where a stream flowed down into Headlight Basin and created open views across to Mount Stuart. I was particularly drawn to the color reflecting in the water below, and wanted to pull that into the frame prominently. As I shot here, Mike was just below to the left, where he produced this excellent photograph.
There's an inherent difficulty in photographing a scene like this, as the photo is taken looking into the sun, and preserving any kind of detail in the backside of Mount Stewart, or balancing the foreground exposure with the sky is essentially impossible. There's simply too much dynamic range. In this case, this is a blend of two separate exposures, one for the foreground and one for the sky. This always seems like a good idea at the time, but is quite a challenge to do successfully. Mike and I were interested in learning from one another's approaches to image processing, and decided to swap raw files and try our hand and also processing one another's images. Mike's interpretation is posted below for comparison. We ultimately took very different approaches and arrive at very similar interpretations (though I think he brought out the color much better than I did). It's very enlightening to see two interpretations of the same raw image.
This trip was largely a scouting trip, as the larches should turn color in a few weeks, and we wanted to know how the location would work out. Despite our troubles actually reaching Lake Ingalls, the Headlight Basin area was great, and I hope to make it back there.
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Love this comp. & the subtle capture of the water in the foreground reflecting the sunrise!
Really like this shot. They way the light and clouds are arranged about the mountain is very interesting. Great color and the contrast is just perfect for detail on the distant mountain. Perfect exposure and processing.
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Phantom Limb? Shouldn't you be kissing Dr. Girlfriend's ass right and arching Dr. Venture instead of dicking around on the internet right now?
That's why shills are AC.
Because they live on the shoulders of giants and feel they are entitled to the benefits they currently have. They are totally driven by ideology rather than need or practicality. They are also deeply ignorant of the realities of history and why we had institut controls on corporations. "Social security is never going to help me so fuck the old and poor!" "I will be a fortune 100 CEO one day and don't think when I'm rich I should have to pay proportional taxes!" "Corporations are people with human rights who deserve both limited liability and the right to petition government" "Money is speech!" and on and fucking on. In my limited experience the more people bitch about free markets or taxes the less likely they are to have ever earned a living with a few notable exceptions.
If you despair for us just remember 50% of people are dumber than average they just used to die more often before we nerfed the world that's why REAL AMERICANS advocate releasing top level predators into the suburban environments.
Fuck the invisible hand too. Its bullshit; total unmitigated bullshit.
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My Nvidia laptop shit the bed I used a heat gun to reflow the solder but it died again. I also had a AMD 5770 that shipped shitty so both are 50% failure rate in recent machines ~10 years.
Double sided foam tape, wrapped in the aluminum foil so the edge goes a little way under the sticky side.
Who were the supreme court justices that passed it? Benefitting from a bad law or a loop hole is a economic certainty. Voted for crazy people has real word effects.
Why are you so fucking stupid?
risk = damage x likelihood.
What would the damage be if global climate change is right? Is there 0% chance that CO2 traps heat? Is there a 0% chance that methane traps heat? Id there a 0% chance that ocean acidification will effect us?
I really want to know if you are paid to be shill or you are actually as stupid as you seem.
The people you meet in college are similar to goodwill in accounting.
Insightful not funny. THis does not look like work of the NSA this looks like hack-a-day.
Where did the U.N. meme come from? Citizens United is more of a threat than the U.N. Did oyu copy and paste this drivel from ALEC?
Money is a form of speech thanks to citizens united so they are no bribes, they are "protected political speech!" FUCK YOU CONSERVATIVES!
The are incorporated meaning made corporeal as an act of state, they have no more inherent right to petition government than a my shoe. The share holders, employees, executives, and customers can petition on their behalf.
Put a deposit on everything sold. The company gets an interest free loan for the life of the product and people are motivated to pick up trash. Yes I know its complicated but microdots or chemical signatures make even plastic bags traceable.
That's the pussy way out. We should just release top level predators into suburban neighborhoods.
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Okay so I just bought an HTC One S and I'm already having issues with it. I went to go make a phone call and it said it was connected but I couldn't hear the person on the other end and they couldn't hear me. I tried to make several other phone calls and each person has said that the call was connected by they couldn't hear me, nor could I hear them. So I did a factory reset and a cache wipe and that seemed to work. I was able to make 2 phone calls and then the same thing happened again. So I performed another clear cache and then it worked again... But it soon stops working after one or two phone calls. Also when it stops working again no sound works at all, media or voice recording. Nothing. Until I do another clear cache and then it works again.. I can't keep doing clear caches everytime I want to make a phone call. Anyone have a solution? Also keep in mind that NO APPS were downloaded during this time. Only the ones that came with the phone itself.
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