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Unless the soil is calcium deficient, which would only occur in extremely poor soil, a healthy plant should happily distribute calcium via its roots and internal system to the fruit.
The classic calcium-related problem, Blosson End Rot, arises when plant stress causes a hiccup within the plant's internal distribution system from the roots up. Foliar spraying of calcium doesn't help against BER because calcium can't transfer from the leaves to the fruit.
Daisy, covering them is likely to increase the chances of fungal problems. Unless you want to spray, air circulation is one of the best means of minimising the chances of infection. If the air is moving, the fungal spores are more likely to keep moving and not settle. Still air, particularly still and humid air, is a fungal spore's best friend.
It's also a good idea to aid air circulation by selectively thinning the foliage to prevent clumps of impenetrable foliage forming.
If you don't have fungal problems at the moment, it's unlikely that any infection that arrives in the near future will bother your plants. It takes a long time for the most common fungal diseases - Early Blight, Septoria Leaf Spot, etc - to cause serious problems. In fact, the end of the growing season and the arrival of cold weather usually wipes out a plant before a common fungal disease does.
Andrew, it's always a good idea to start afresh with new mix in containers. Apart from avoiding any disease problems, a season of growing depletes the goodness in the mix. Every time you water, nutrients are leached out, including any you've added via fertilising. And caterpillar larvae can and will overwinter in the mix.
In short, your FIL is making life hard for himself!
It might or might not be Tomato Horn Worm. They're very distinctive:
Unless you want to pick them off by hand and send them to meet their maker, or if you have them in plague proportions, the best treatment for caterpillars is a product with Bacillus thuringiensis as its active agent. It's organic, a bacteria derived from soil and is harmless to everything but caterpillars. It's also systemic rather than a contact treatment meaning you don't have to hit the pest with the stuff. It remains active and effective. Until it rains. It's marketed under various trade names including DiPel.
Oh, and his mix is all right providing the manure isn't fresh.
When you water isn't really a factor, Andrew, it's the watering pattern that's important. And too much can be as frustrating for the plant as too little.
Early morning is probably best because the soil is still cool, the water will penetrate, and any water you get on the leaves will dry out as the day warms up.
Growing toms shouldn't be stressful. In fact, I think people worry about their toms too much. They're very tough, resilient plants and arguably do their best when left to their own devices. Within reason, obviously.
All toms can be classified as either early-season, mid-season or late-season varieties in terms of the time they take from planting out to maturity. With a bit of crossover, obviously. For unheated greenhouses and shorter growing seasons it's best to stick with the early- or mid-season (at latest) varieties.
As a very very very general rule of thumb:
EARLY - up to 60 days from planting out to maturity. You will find some varieties, like Stupice, of Czech origin, that will ripen earlier. The downside is that they have almost no flavour.
MID - 60 to 75 days from planting out to maturity.
LATE - anything from 75 to 90 (or more) days from planting out to maturity. Most of the larger beefsteak varieties fall into this category.
A bit of Googling will usually reveal a variety's category.
A feed every couple of weeks is enough for toms in containers at the best of times. You can feed on if you want to, mias, but the reality is that the amount of usable fruit you'll get is dictated by your growing season.
I don't know when your viable growing season ends but fruit that isn't already very well developed - getting somewhere close to changing colour - probably won't make the cut this year. Feeding that fruit is a waste of time and money. And fruit that is already changing colour doesn't need the food anyway.
You'd need to be careful digging it up. Lavender is notorious for not liking its roots disturbed.
mias, the fruit in the photos is already changing colour on the way to maturity. The closer they get to maturity, the less they rely on the plant for nutrition, etc. The colour change is down to the fruit itself, an internal chemical process, unrelated to the plant. In short, anything you do to the plant now is going to have little impact on the ripening fruit.
Stacey, there's a lot of confusion with the naming of some of the "black" varieties. There's a Russian Black, a smaller variety, though bigger than a cherry; and Black Russian, a beefsteak size. You can see how easily they could be confused. You've got Black Russian.
Apart from the obvious size difference I mention above, there are many "black" varieties that look and taste much the same but travel under different names. They either have "Black" or "Crimea" (or versions of "Crimea", like "Krim") in their name. Tomato experts tend to think that a number of these almost identical varieties are probably one variety that has been renamed and distributed over the years.
Yep, digging and glyphosate. Cut back, expose the mother plant's roots, dig out as much as you can. It will be hard work. Scrape or cut remaining roots to expose bare wood and paint on glyphosate rather than spray it.
Make sure you stick to the recommended dosage. There's always a temptation to strengthen the mixture on the basis that it will work better. It won't. It will only kill that localised area and not work through the plant's system. You will probably need several glyphosate treatments.
Apart from dealing with the mother plant, you have to deal individually with any outcrops which will have rooted themselves separately from the mother plant.


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Bore Snore Lucky Charms Treats
by Wander Woman on Mar.17, 2015
Nothing says St. Patrick's Day like leprechaun-themed cereal, am I right??
I forgot to add green food coloring to the marshmallow so they're not as St. Patty's Day-themed as they could be… Oh, well. They taste the same either way.
Oysters in ATX
by Wander Woman on Mar.13, 2015
We hit up the Austin Oyster Festival a couple of weekends ago—when an ice storm engulfed the city, leaving us shivering in 30 degree weather!
Baked, grilled, fried, Rockefeller, Vietnamese-style… there were all kinds of oysters, if you got 'em before they ran out. Turns out even arctic temps can't stop this town from partying al fresco.
There was one heater in the whole festival… brrr. We ended up warming up in our car halfway through the fun. Lines were sizeable to pick up oysters, but—bonus!—they gave out free beer to compensate for long waits. We slurped down at least four free beers at the festival! Amaaaze.
And here's a warm coffee from a bar that opened in South Austin a while back, Radio Coffee & Beer. Love it there…
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Love-Themed Stuff
by Wander Woman on Feb.16, 2015
For my little nugget's V-Day event, I made these Bacon-Wrapped Honey Chicken Adobo Bites—although I had originally intended on making these Sriracha Bites, but, whoops, kids can't eat spicy stuff. So I swapped out the sriracha and used my trusty Filipino adobo sauce as the marinade star instead (adobo is just vinegar and soy sauce). I also used turkey bacon instead of real bacon because it's healthier, just as tasty (say, for BLTs and carbonara) and I didn't feel like making a special trip to the store to buy one ingredient I didn't have.
Her Valentine's Day party at school was uber cute. The little boogers exchanged Valentines and pigged out on cookies, fruit… and Bacon-Wrapped Honey Chicken Adobo Bites.
That's a slice of apple beneath the bite, btw. (Classic bacon companion.)
And for V-Day weekend, Hiz and I stole away to Fredericksburg (an hour from Austin) and frolicked at wineries… It was much needed!
Weekend Chomps
by Wander Woman on Feb.02, 2015
This past weekend was a slow one…well, slow for us, since we seem to always be zooming at light speed through life.
On one rainy night we baked these S'mores Cookies and inhaled them relentlessly while imbibing the last episodes of "The Fall" (best show ever because it stars Scully).
And we brought this Layered Seafood Dip to our friends' Super Bowl partay. (I ditched the weirdo lettuce and used sautéed bell peppers instead.)
I can't stop thinking about the dip! Shrimp, crab, cheese, cocktail sauce, tomatoes… so simple and yumzies, even to people who are squeamish about shellfish (who are these crazies?!).
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Eggs Galore
by Wander Woman on Jan.19, 2015
Deviled eggs for a mid-afternoon snack and "breakfast salad" as the day's first meal…
To make the breakfast salad, we threw in chunks of hardboiled egg, chopped bacon, tomato, shredded sharp cheddar cheese, and croutons over romaine, then added an easy-to-make yogurt and champagne dressing.
Why breakfast salad?
When you have a crate of lettuce and not enough meals to eat it up, breakfast salad to the rescue!
My hiz was like, "Salad for breakfast? Meh. Count me out."
But then he would've starved, cuz I ain't the kind of wife who makes her hubby special meals. And he wasn't about to venture into the kitchen to make his own meal. So he ate it reluctantly… and actually loved it!
December Bites
by Wander Woman on Dec.23, 2014
I've done more dessert-making in the past week than I've done in the last year.
I made these "Magic Eight Bars" for hiz's work team, and they're pretty good. (Seriously sweet, though!) I also baked up the requisite chocolate chip cookies and peanut buttery buckeye balls… and now I'm totally, utterly sick of eating sweets.
In Jasper Land, I was over-the-top excited to take a day off work to ferry my tiny one around to her holiday events. This chick has a busier social life than I do!
I eagerly signed up to make meatballs for her classroom party (because protein is important in a baby's diet, and I like meatballs a lot).
On the day of the party, I labored over these orange-glazed turkey meatballs…
I was crazily anticipating all the toddlers running to the food table to nosh on these meaty, sweet munchies.
And, whoops….
We showed up 15 minutes late to the party, thinking it was no big deal, since soirees never start on time anyway.
Kiddie parties start at the scheduled time, if not EARLY.
The kids had already eaten in that 15-minute window of time and were on to their playtime activities.
Such a bummer!
None of the monkeys wanted my meatballs!
Jassy humored her unpunctual mama and nibbled on a few meatballs while the party raged around her.
Needless to say, we had meatballs for dinner that night. And for lunch the next day, and the week after that…
Jasper's Uber Fun First Birthday
by Wander Woman on Dec.16, 2014
It has been sooo long since I last posted! Life and Halloween and Turkey Day capers has swallowed all of my time and energy for weeks.
But I'm finally here to blog about happenings this past season.
Here's a recap of Jassy's super special first birthday back in October. She likes animals, so we celebrated with a pony party (and lots of beer and whiskey cocktails for the grown-ups).
Piglets would've been cute, too, but she's such a rough lil' lady, she'd probably end up maiming the poor piggies.
Jas went bananas for the ponies, and since then attempts to ride everything she can squeeze her legs around, like dogs, parents, UPS boxes, and laundry heaps…
Serious Beef
by Wander Woman on Oct.30, 2014
Took a quickie road trip from Austin, through the dry plains of Central Texas, on to Lubbock.
Along the way, we pitstopped at a cattle ranch-slash-restaurant in Buffalo Gap that always gets a ton of praise from the beef-eatin' folks in the state.
Eating melty filet in a twinkling wood cabin?!
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More News From Adventure Day Camp at Camp Resolute!
We are excited to share with you even more changes coming to the camp for 2015! All these changes have resulted in a total revamp of our registration system, but we are almost done!! New name – Adventure Day Camp at Camp Resolute Optional busing, pay only if you use it! Extended day programs for the busy parent – coverage 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Coed all six weeks – want one camp for all your campers? We have it! Program is still based on the same aims of scouting with an emphasis on Character, Citizenship, and Fitness in an...read more
Exciting Changes to Day Camp Program for 2015!
If you've been following the scouting news, you know that changes are coming to Cub Scout Advancement in May 2015. At the Cub Adventure Day Camp, we are already planning to incorporate the new requirements and integrate them with the traditional activities our campers love like BB's, Archery, Boating, and more. Extended day program, optional busing, and much more are in store for 2015. Watch for updates in this website. For information on the advancement changes, go to Scouting.org/Program...read more
2015 Camp Kickoff!
Thu, Dec 11 @ 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm Event Navigation Join us at the December Roundtable for the official kick-off to the 2015 summer camp season. We will be serving a delicious pasta dinner and some great desserts. Best of all there is no cost for you to attend! Don't miss the opportunity to learn about and start planning for summer camp! RSVP now to...read more
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Here's a photo taken today at the Day Camp! Our new waterfront tower was completed after we closed and ready for 2015! Shadows are long now and look at the colors bursting around Little Pond!read more
COED Day Camp!
Girls entering 2nd through 5th grade in the fall are welcome to attend Cub Adventure Day Camp during week 6, August 11-15! Enjoy the same activities you did at Family Camp – BB's, Archery, swimming, rowing, sports, and much, much more! If this sounds like fun, give the Cub Adventure Day Camp a try! Click on the CADC Tab above, and click "Dates and Rates" to sign up today!read more
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New this year!! Disposable bed linens! That's right, disposable! Available in our trading post, Laundry-Free Linens® are INNOVATIVE sheets that may be used up to 2 WEEKS and discarded or COMPOSTED instead of laundering. For more information go to www.campresolute.org or Check out our flyer!read more
2014 Cub Camp Open House
Join us for our annual Day Camp and Webelos Overnight Week (WOW) Open House on Saturday May 10, 1-4PM. Our staff will be on hand to answer your questions and take you on a tour of our camps! No signup necessary, just come anytime that is convenient! Last tours will start at 3:30PM for planning purposes. All tours, CADC and WOW, will start from the Day Camp at 129 Hudson Rd, Bolton, MA. Please come with walking shoes, especially for WOW tour!read more
Read about us in baystateparent!
Camp Resolute, Cub Adventure Day Camp, and Family Camp are featured in a "Things to Do" article titled "Traditions for a New Age" in the March 2014 edition of baystateparent! Camp Resolute has been making scouting memories for Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts for 95 years this year! Read the article and share your memories of your time in camp as others have! Read the article...read more
Taste of Scouting
Can't attend Family Camp Weekend? Consider signing up for Taste of Scouting June 21-22! Scouting is "Outing" so join us at Camp Resolute for some exciting outdoor activities, the opportunity to earn Cub Scout Belt Loops and camping! Fun for the whole family! Click here for more info.read more
Current Conditions…..
…..are a bit cold and white, but we can visualize it warm and green! Staff hiring is almost complete, but we do still have a few spots open if you know anyone interested in working at camp this summer! Download the staff application by clicking HERE! We always have room for parent volunteers, so be sure to check "YES" when registering for a camp program. Don't delay! Get your registration...read more


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Be it the synthesized echo of the Twin Peaks theme song, the Angelo Badalamenti score to Blue Velvet or Mulholland Drive's "Llorando," David Lynch deploys music in his work to stirring effect, creating layers of meanings in a sequence of melancholic minor chords or startled key changes. On April 1, the David Lynch Foundation celebrates its 10th Anniversary with The Music of David Lynch, an exploration of the director's use of immersive and ambient sound in his films, Twin Peaks and original catalog. All proceeds benefit the non-profit Foundation to bring Transcendental Meditation to at-risk populations suffering with PTSD. Come support our work, and watch these amazing performances.
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David Marcus left PayPal last year to go work with Facebook in the mobile messaging division of Facebook. Honestly looking at the screen shots it almost looks like the PayPal app.
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Emmy-winning Big Bang Theory lead Jim Parsons makes his CGI debut as a toothy purple alien named Oh in Home, which hits theaters March 27. EW asked the sitcom star, 42, about screen time as a sci-fi alien and bonding with costar Rihanna.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Had you ever been approached about doing an animated movie before?
JIM PARSONS: No, I hadn't, and I always wanted to. The way this one worked out was crazy. Someone who was a fan of The Big Bang Theory early on approached me—of all people, Marilyn Katzenberg, [DreamWorks Animation CEO] Jeffrey Katzenberg's wife. Through her, I developed a relationship with both of them. Of course I thought, "What a wonderful opportunity doing a film for DreamWorks could be." They don't say, "We like you, here's one." The right thing had to come along, and when it did, seven and a half years later, the first thing they did was send me a drawing of Oh.
NEW YORK — Oh is the cuddly, wide-eyed, six-legged star of Home (in theaters Friday), whose garbled speech and hyperactive personality don't mesh with his fellow extraterrestrials.
He also may be one of the most daunting characters Jim Parsons has tackled yet. Which is saying something, coming from a four-time Emmy winner who has played an AIDS activist in The Normal Heart(on stage and TV) and the socially awkward science wiz Sheldon Cooper for eight seasons on CBS' The Big Bang Theory.
"I had heard I would be uncomfortable hearing my voice coming out of another character, but (the discomfort) was still deeper than I thought," says Parsons, 42, sipping coffee from a paper cup in a maroon-drenched suite at the Gramercy Park Hotel. "I thought, 'Oh, I'm wrong for this. I'm not going to say anything to them because I want to do this still, but I'm wrong for this.' "
NEW YORK – After more than a decade spent in TV ensembles and on Broadway, Jim Parsons is at last a big-screen leading man.
"As a purple alien," Parsons says with a smile. "Yes, that's true."
In his new Home, out Friday, Parsons voices a blissfully ignorant extraterrestrial named Oh, whose alien race invades our planet. In the aftermath, he's reluctantly recruited by a teenage girl named Tip (Rihanna) to help find her mother, whom she was separated from during the takeover.
It's the first time the actor has voiced a character in a major animated movie (having lent his voice to Family Guy and Elf: Buddy's Musical Christmas on TV). It's also one of the biggest parts he has signed on for since starting The Big Bang Theory in 2006, where he gives an Emmy-winning turn as the geeky, Star Trek-obsessed scientist Sheldon Cooper.
But as Big Bang nears the end of its eighth season (CBS has ordered two more rounds) as the No. 1 show on network TV (averaging 22 million viewers), Parsons is looking to branch out beyond the brainiac that viewers know him as. Already, he has started that transition with small roles last year in Zach Braff's Wish I Was Here and HBO's The Normal Heart (as a character he played on Broadway in 2011). And he recently inked a production company deal with Warner Bros. to develop his own projects.
Jim Parsons, widely popular for his oddball character Sheldon Cooper on the hit show "The Big Bang Theory," will be honored by University of San Diego, where he received a master's degree.
USD officials said Monday they were awarding the actor with the Author E. Hughes Award for Outstanding Career Achievement.
Parsons rose to fame and has received widespread acclaim for his role on the hit show where he plays an eccentric, neurotic, socially awkward theoretical physicist. He's received four Emmy awards and a Golden Globe for the role.
Parsons graduated from USD in 2001 with a master of fine arts degree from the Old Globe theatre program.
Parsons was among several alumni bestowed awards from the university.
Also honored: Karen P. Hewitt, a former U.S. attorney in San Diego; Matt Reno, founder and CEO of Reno Contracting; lung health researcher Barbara Driscoll; Emiliano Gallego, Pagasa Pasta general manager; Sandra Solem, a director at the VA San Diego health care system; Henry Acquarelli, a Poway teacher and coach; Stephen and Victoria Nasman, leaders of the Orange County alumni chapter; and NFL player Josh Johnson.
The alumni will receive the honors at a celebration on April 25.
The gallery was updated with over 100 HQ photos of Jim attending the LA premiere of Home yesterday. Enjoy!
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I've been active on a literacy forum for the last month or two. It's astonishing how much sophistry and disinformation created over the last 75 years is still with us. They ed schools keep it going. The teachers are assured that certain things are true....
I want to address teachers who suspect they've been told things that are not true. And now they're looking around trying to figure out what is the truth....
The truth is that English is a phonetic language and you have to start off with some variation of phonics if you want your kids to read.
I just put up a new video about this where I quote seven of the major experts. These are people who spent their whole lives in the trenches, so to speak. And they all say the exact same thing: if you do it the right way, reading is easy. It takes a few months or maybe most of a year. But at that point virtually every kid can read.
Do you know of a single public school that promises results like that? Not very many. Anyway here's the video, "Reading Is Easy. If you want to make kids illiterate, that will take some work." It's under 4 minutes, completely self-explanatory. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JV0tPGn-Ws
I write about this subject all the time because if kids can't read, everything else comes to a stop. Look at a Dolch list for fifth grade. That shows you what the IRA and Whole Word were aiming for. The kids are almost teenagers and they can't reed. It's easy to deduce from this that the people in charge were not seriously aiming for literacy. Perhaps, in the spirit of John Dewey, they were aiming for semi-literacy. That's the best you can say for them. For me this is educational malpractice and not good enough.
I want to add an anecdote. A few months back a father found me on the Internet and told me this story: "I'm smart. My wife is smart. My boy is smart. How come he can't read???!!! I talk to the principal and she tells me, 'Your son is getting plenty of phonics.' But when he comes home at night, his homework consists entirely of memorizing a list of sight-words. What's going on?"
I believe this is happening all over the country. I explained to him that most of the schools use some variation of Balanced Literacy, and this is just a fancy way of justifying that the kids start off the same way they did 50 years ago in the dark days of look-say. I gave him some articles to read, and we traded a few more emails, and six weeks later he wrote that his boy was reading titles off the family's bookshelf. "Daddy, I can read this too." That's how close the kid was. He may have figured it out during the next year by himself. But he might just as well have been put in remediation and given Ritalin for ADHD. At the time the father contacted me, the boy was officially designated "a failing reader." And this is in an upper middle class community with a reputation for good schools. Scary.
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Woodlands Discovery Club for Families: North Woods
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Discover rocks, trees, soil, and squirrels in New York City's greatest outdoor classroom – Central Park!
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Birding: Spring Migrants
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10:00 a.m.
Our Rangers will guide you to the best wildlife viewing spots in the urban jungle.
Category: Birding, Nature, Kids
Spring Cleaning! Natural Cleaners, New Blooms, & More
at Castle Clinton (in Battery Park), Manhattan
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Celebrate spring with a tour highlighting new blooms, then learn how to make natural household cleaners using herbs and other ingredients…
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Bryant Park Fly Fishing
at Fifth Avenue Terrace (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Learn the basics of fly fishing for free. Join expert instructors from Orvis for lessons of fly casting and outfit rigging.
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Pop-Up Audubon: Leaf Litter Critters
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11:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Join the Prospect Park Alliance to uncover the secrets of soil creatures, fungus,and decomposition.
Category: Birding, Education, Nature, Kids
Pop-Up Audubon II: Animal Clues
at Peninsula (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
11:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
This spring, the Prospect Park Alliance explores the aquatic habitats of Prospect Park.
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Bronx Crime and Noir Writers Society Workshop Hosted By Charlie Vazquez
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11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
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11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
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The Illini Union Hotel is located in the heart of campus with 72 rooms and two suites. Guests receive free parking pass, internet, breakfast as well as cable TV. The Illini Union is home to billiards, bowling and a food court.
Sleep Inn - Urbana
Conveniently located on Lincoln Ave, off I-74, which makes Sleep Inn a prime choice for both business and pleasure travelers.
Anita Purves Nature Center
Located at the north end of Crystal Lake Park, this environmental education facility is a natural resource to individuals, families and groups interested in learning more about the outdoors. The Nature Center features four multi-purpose rooms, an exhibit field station, an Observation Room, the Audubon Nature Shop and an Educator Resource Room. The adjacent Busey Woods is perfect for hiking and bird watching.
Cinema Gallery
The landmark Busey's Hall/Princess Theater in downtown Urbana is home to Cinema Gallery, representing over 50 professional artists of the Midwest. Media on display are ceramics, drawings, glass, mixed media, paintings, sculpture, and studio furniture. The gallery also hosts 7 special shows each year.
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Monical's Pizza
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Apple Dumpling
Looking for a friendly family like service restaurant, and excellent dining options? Well unlike any other restaurant in Urbana; the Apple Dumpling can't be more of a family-style dining establishment. With their featured menu item, the fried chicken which receives 4 stars in the local review, you can't beat the food here at Apple Dumpling.
Canopy Club
Canopy Club is committed to diversity in the entertainment it provides for its diverse patron base. The Canopy Club also strives to foster an environment of activism for positive social and environmental change through hosting various benefits and informational gatherings. In striving to achieve the highest level of entertainment, the Canopy Club prides itself on being able to offer entertainment for all walks of life. Whether you like rock, country, hip hop, jazz, funk, indie or anything in between, the Canopy Club has something to offer you. If you're a fan of live music and entertainment, the Canopy Club is your home in central Illinois! Come see live music at the Canopy!
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In the heart of downtown Urbana, Lincoln Square offers places to eat, shop, work, relax, and do business with plenty of parking. One of the nation's first fully enclosed malls and home to the historic Lincoln Hotel, Lincoln Square of Urbana is building on it's great past and moving toward and even greater future.
Silvercreek Restaurant
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Miko Restaurant
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Hickory River Smokehouse
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Tang Dynasty offers authentic Chinese cuisine to the Champaign and Urbana communities. Conveniently located in the Lincoln Square Mall, our elegant yet casual atmosphere is perfect for a business lunch, a family party, a romantic date, or a gathering of close friends. And our traditional Mandarin and Cantonese-style food is prepared by our szechwan-trained chef.
Mirabelle Fine Pastries
Open for breakfast serving freshly made doughnuts, bagels, muffins. As well as producing other pastry items all day for those with a sweet tooth.
Manolos Pizza And Empanadas
When you're hungry for a something new, try this new pizza and Mexican restaurant located on the Urbana side of campustown.
Siam Terrace
Welcome to Siam Terrace, a restaurant that serves you authentic Thai food. We provide fresh, healthy food, and friendly service. Our chefs DO NOT USE MSG in any of the dishes and use only the freshest ingredients and pure vegetable oil.
Comfort Suites - Urbana
Whether you are traveling for business or going on vacation, the Comfort Suites® Urbana Champaign, University Area hotel provides relaxing accommodations close to a number of Illinois attractions.
Wind Water & Light Gallery
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Smith Memorial Hall
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Station Theater/The Celebration Company
The Station Theater, located in the historic 1899 Penn Central Train Station, is home to the Celebration Company. The theater provides live productions all year round meant to inspire, educate, and challenge. Performances range from musicals to classical experimental.
Black Dog Smoke & Ale House
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Originally published on Fri August 24, 2012 2:11 pm
I've written before in this space about how an animal obituary may help mark a life of significance. Here is my obituary for Ivan the gorilla.
When astronomers survey the universe, the landmarks are galaxies, those gigantic agglomerates of stars and interstellar gas spread across the immensity of space. A typical spiral galaxy, like our own Milky Way, boasts hundreds of billions of stars grouped along hundreds of thousands of light-years. That means that it takes a beam of light all that time to go from one extreme of the galaxy to the other, traveling, as light does in a vacuum, at 186,282 miles per second.
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Six years ago, we told you about a woman, identified as A.J., who could remember the details of nearly every day of her life. At the time, researchers thought she was unique. But since then, a handful of such individuals have been identified. And now, researchers are trying to understand how their extraordinary memories work.
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Some kids go to band camp; others go to swim camp. But for the children of the world's digital rabble-rousers, there is hacking camp. It's called DefCon Kids.
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Sometime in the next few months, David Daniel probably will have to stand by and watch as bulldozers knock down his thick forest and dig up the streams he loves.
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A couple of thousand years before the Egyptians preserved some of their dead, a much simpler society made the first known mummies.
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Science journalist Michael Lemonick doesn't want to be a doomsday prophet, but he does want to be realistic about the threat of climate change. "Since I started writing about climate change all the way back in 1987, we've known what the cause is, we've known what the likely outcome is, and we've had time to act — and essentially we haven't acted," he tells Fresh Air's Dave Davies.
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Click here to read more about the meteor shower on NASA's website!
Originally published on Wed August 8, 2012 12:23 pm
Yes, it was an amazing landing, an engineering triumph, a 150-million-mile slam dunk, spectacular in every way, except ... I think my grandpa would be disappointed. I'm not sure of this, since he died 50 years ago, but I have a hunch.
It starts with a handwritten letter he wrote back in 1907. He was a travelling salesman. He sold men's hats, and his job was to visit retailers all over the country. "One evening," he wrote, "train riding between Chicago and Kansas City or St. Louis, sitting the club car, I read a magazine, The Century..."
Originally published on Thu August 9, 2012 2:57 pm
Originally published on Thu August 9, 2012 11:06 am
There's word from the wife of first-man-on-the-moon Neil Armstrong that he's "doing great" after cardiac bypass surgery on Tuesday, NBC News reports.
And that's good, tweets second-man-on-the-moon Buzz Aldrin, because he and Armstrong have "agreed to make it [to] the 50th Apollo Anniv in 2019."
Armstrong turned 82 on Sunday.
Originally published on Fri April 8, 2011 11:01 am
Woah, this is one very tall tree. Nine years ago, it was the tallest known plant in the world. (See if you can spot the three people, blue shirted, hanging at different points on the trunk).
Originally published on Tue December 4, 2012 12:05 pm
First of a two-part series. Read Part 2.
Modern architecture loves glass. Glass makes interiors brighter and adds sparkle to cityscapes. But glass also kills millions of birds every year when they collide with windows. Biologists say as more glass buildings go up, more birds are dying.
Originally published on Thu August 9, 2012 8:45 am
I spent some time at the Defcon and Black Hat conferences in Las Vegas over the past few weeks listening to hackers describe the myriad security holes and flaws in some of the most popular products and applications that roam free in the online world.
While this experience made me nervous, so far at least I have fared better than writer Mat Honan.
Originally published on Mon August 6, 2012 6:51 pm
The last couple of years have certainly felt unusually hot in many parts of the U.S., but are they really all that unusual?
Many people wonder whether a warming climate is turning up the temperature or whether it's all just part of the normal variation in the weather. Among scientists, there's a growing view that these latest heat waves are indeed a result of climate change.