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Provins and Reims
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From Provins, we had an easy drive to Reims. The sun can out during our drive – hurray! On the way, we drove through the town of Epernay, which has some of the most expensive real estate in the world, along the Avenue de Champagne. Of course, we drove along the avenue, admiring the chateau of all the famous champagne makers.
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C++ programmers have it too easy. Why, in C we had to code our own bugs. C++ programmers just inherit them!
How fucking dare anyone out there make fun of C++ after all it has been through!?
What you don't realize is that C++ is making you all this money, and all you do is write a bunch of crap about it!
Leave Bjarne alone!! You're lucky he even publishes an FAQ for you BASTARDS!!
Speaking of professionalism, since when is it professional to publicly bash a language whose standard is going through a hard time?
Anyone that has a problem with C++ you deal with ME, because it's not well right now!
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Congratulations to the following league and tournament champions and runnerups.
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Hello Friends of the Merrimack Valley Youth Basketball League
We are happy to report our 2014-15 season is off to a great start in all of our age divisions. I would like to update you on a number of league initiatives. I want to thank Reading's Carl Mcfadden who coordinated our 2nd annual players clinic on November 11th. We had a large number of players and Carl had some some outstanding instructors which made for a great clinic.
We will be forwarding to our teams some great opportunities with our two Division 1 area colleges. Our very own George Yfantopolis of Lowell is working with area businesses to provide game tickets to UMass Lowell home games this season as well as opportunities for our teams to play at half time. Information has been sent to all of our town coordinators on the UMass Lowell initiative. We are also working very closely with the basketball office at Boston College to provide ticket discounts and opportunities to scrimmage and tour the eagle facilities for our teams. Information will be coming out shortly on this wonderful opportunity.
Our Executive Board will be meeting in early January to assess the first 7 weeks of the season as well as put plans together for the second half of the season and our annual playoffs culminating in Championship weekend.
We hope everyone has been accessing this site for game results, league news, directions to gyms and anything pertaining to MVL Hoops. I want to thank Dave Ruffen from Salem for once again being our webmaster and for working with all of our coaches on the intricacies of the website
To all of our 8th grade coaches please remember the mandatory nomination for our annual 8th grade Sportsmanship award. This is a wonderful opportunity for one player in each 8th grade division to be honored for their career in the MVL. 8th grade coordinator Steve Kirby will be gathering the submitted nominations and our selection committee will pick the winners in February. The winners will be honored at Championship Sunday.
Please remember that league games take precedent over all other basketball games. We have worked closely with school teams to not have conflicts with school basketball but our games takes precedent over all other games your child might be playing in (AAU, REC, YMCA, CHURCH LEAGUE ETC)
We also ask our towns to support tourneys being run by towns in our leagues. Many of these tourneys go towards helping certain towns run their programs and we would like you to look at these tourneys first.
We also ask all of our players, parents, fans and coaches to adhere to our league Sportsmanship statement along with the individual town policies and code of conducts.
I am also pleased to announce that Ken Miano of Tewksbury will be succeeding me as President of the MVL in 2015-16. Ken has been very active in our league for many years and I am excited to see Ken take the league into the future. On behalf of the Executive Board and the Town Coordinators I wish all of our families a wonderful and safe holiday season.
See you around the courts
Best Regards
As we approach the start of our 2014-15 season the following are things we would like parents, players and coaches to keep in mind
1. Please review the 2014-15 League rules for any changes from last year
2. The league has adopted a league wide code of conduct statement that goes hand in hand with the individual town code of conducts. We ask all involved to help us make this year the best in the area of conduct and sportsmanship
3. A few of our grades have gone to four divisions this year and they have been renamed East, North, South & West
4. A reminder that Travel practices and games take precedent at all times over other leagues/ initiatives. We work to minimize any conflict with Middle School Team leagues. New Winter AAU, catholic school and other recreation basketball must never take precedent over travel basketball and subject to consequences
5. Coaches & players should familiarize yourself with any IAABO rule changes
6. Please keep in mind that at the youth level we will have first year officials that will make mistakes just like out players and coaches
7. Parents please be aware of our league timeline right from the start
8. We feel we have one of the best youth travel leagues in New England and we ask you to help us maintain this reputation
*****The New AAU Rules on Middle School Age Requirements will be looked at by our Executive Board in early 2015. If there are any changes they would not take place till 2015-16 season****************
9th annual MVL Coaches Clinic was held on November 1st 8:30am -1:00 pm at the Timony School in Methuen. 102 Travel coaches attended the clinic and evaluation results say that this may have bee our best clinic to date. The Presenters PAT DUQUETTE, SEAN RYAN, JOHN PREZIOSA, JEFF NELSON and BILL BOUTILIER were outstanding. Thank you to Steve Saba and Methuen Youth Basketball for hosting, the 11 8th graders who volunteered to demonstrate drills, the EBoard who helped organize the event and to the 102 attendees. Coaches became better coaches today! SAVE THE DATE: The 2015 Coaches Clinic will be held the first Saturday in November at Windham NH High School
We are happy to announce the 3rd annual MVL Veterans Day Players Clinic. If a player is interested they must register through their town coordinator. This is a FREE CLINIC but space is limited
Town Coordinators Please submit the following information
Please submit to Grade Coordinators: Coaches name and contact information as well as the amount of teams per grade
Travel League Fees are to be mailed to Bob Adiconis 72 Gray Street, North Andover Ma. 01845. Check should be made payable to Merrimack Valley Youth Basketball
Insurance Certificates are to be mailed to Rick Gorman 826 Riverside Drive, Methuen Ma. 01844 or email to
Head Coaches must submit FINAL TEAM ROSTERS, 1 week prior to their first game. The Final rosters need to be emailed to the Grade Coordinators
The following is a list of the Grade Scheduling Meetings:
Hello Everyone,
I hope everyone enjoyed their spring and summers. It's that time again that we start to think about the upcoming 2014-15 Merrimack Valley Youth Basketball League. All of our communities are returning again this year.
The Executive Board will be meeting on September 4th to plan for our League wide Town Coordinators meeting on September 28th. We have selected our new Board for the upcoming year and this is posted on our website. I am once again thrilled to work with such a great group of passionate volunteers. 2014-15 will be last year as president of the MVL. My two tours of duty have been exciting and rewarding. I will be working very closely with Ken Miano of Tewksbury this season to provide for a smooth transition when Ken takes the reigns in 2015-16
We will update any changes this year after our Town Coordinators meeting. Expect some slight changes as well as some clarifications on rules and philosophy. In the fall we will be running our annual Coaches Clinic which has been an unbelievable event year in and year out for our league coaches. Last season we also ran our second annual pre-season Players Clinic and this will once again take place in November. The date for the coaches clinic is Saturday November 1st. As always I am humbled to work with such a great group of volunteers.
I want to congratulate all of our division champions from last year as well as our 8th Grade Sportsmanship Award winners. 2013-14 was an outstanding year for our league and we look forward to taking it to a new level this season.
See you in the Gyms.
Best Regards
Rick Gorman
League President
This is a free clinic for Merrimack Valley Youth Basketball League Coaches. $10 for any coach outside the MVYBL. YOU MUST RESERVE YOUR SPOT BY 10/31
President: Rick Gorman-Methuen
Vice President: Ken Miano - Tewksbury
Treasurer: Bob Adiconis-North Andover
Compliance Officer: Eric Estochen-Tyngsboro
8th Grade Coordinator: Steve Kirby - Tyngsboro
7th Grade Coordinator: Andre Vega - Wilmington
6th Grade Coordinator: Mark Robillard - Chelmsford
5th Grade Coordinator: Ken Miano - Tewksbury
4th Grade Coordinator: Ed Hyde - Tewksbury
At-Large Delegate: Tom Sellers - Wakefield
At-Large Delegate: Eric Estochen-Tyngsboro
At-Large Delegate: Carl Mcfadden- Reading
League Interprator (Officials) Larry Cavanaugh- Lowell
Legal Advisor: Rob Lowe - Billerica
Coaches Clinic: Rick Gorman-Methuen,
Players Clinic: Carl McFadden-Reading
8th Grade Sportsmanship Award: Mark Wyatt-Nashua, Dave Ruffen-Salem, Mark Robillard-Chelmsford
Championship Sunday Planner: Ken Miano - Tewksbury
Playoffs Coordinator: Ken Miano- Tewksbury
Webmaster: Dave Ruffen-Salem
End of Year Awards: Bob Adiconis-North Andover,
MVL State Tourney Rep: Joe Iarrobino-Andover
League Photographer- To Be Announced
League By-Laws and Rules Committee: Ken Miano-Tewksbury, Mark Wyatt-Nashua, Eric Estochen-Tyngsboro, Steve Kirby-Tyngsboro, Rob Lowe - Billerica
Congratulation to the following 8th Grade Sportsmanship Award Winners:
The following is a letter from Rick Gorman that explains the points of emphasis for 2013-2014 season with respect to coaching basketball in the MVYB League.
All coaches should read and if you have any questions please contact Rick Gorman or your Grade Coordinator.
Letter on Coaching Points of Emphasis 2013-2014
Please see below for two outstanding opportunities for our coaches and players. Our 8th Annual Coaches Clinic will be held at North Andover High School on November 2nd. Doors will open at 8 am and the clinic will start promptly at 8:30. The Clinic will conclude at 1:00 pm. We are looking to have 120 of our coaches in attendance and we expect all towns to be represented. We have an outstanding lineup of presenters and the clinic is free of charge to all MVL Coaches. You must pre-register by emailing Rick Gorman at
On November we will present our 2nd annual Players Clinic at Reading High School. Please see below for all the details. Any questions should be directed to Reading Coordinator Carl McFadden
Look forward to seeing you all at these two great events


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Moat area was full of trash. Once inside, the art was nice, but needed more castle and less art. Some on the walls look like a castle, but some have walls built in front of the...
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8€ is a bit steep for this place. Nothing much above the ground floor is worth seeing. It is poorly laid out and confusing when combined with 'modern art', as if they've run out of things to display.
Moat area was full of trash. Once inside, the art was nice, but needed more castle and less art. Some on the walls look like a castle, but some have walls built in front of the castle walls. Little pricey... probably wouldn't do it again.
Again they outdid themselves a well preserved old castle with all the beauty of a museum it is an easy walk and will take you approx 2+ hours to go and see everything
it is a short walk. A small park in front when you can rest if you have had a full day on a walking tour. The empty moat was scattered with garbage. The exhibits were sparse and for the most part uninteresting. With that all said, if you have extra time available to visit, I would not totally discourage you,...
Very close to town center quiet an impressive as you approach it,after paying 8 euro was disappointed that inside it contained mostly relics from roman empire.these would have been better placed in museum near theatre.But nicely preserved castle.
Visited this castle during the day, nice but didn't really earn the 8 euro entrance. There were musical performances in the central courtyard most evenings while we were in Catania. We saw two beautiful girls playing harps, heavenly and free!
Castelllo Ursino is quite impressive, you are walking around a corner and than its just there. The Museum inside it, is a nice display of art, with a mixture of modern art, paintings from local Artists, and artifacts from the Roman Empire. The fee however has risen in the last years to a full 8€ Ticket, which is in my...
It really is an impressive building that has undergone so many transformations and rulers and withstood the lava flows that extended the land around the castle (it used to stand exactly on the coast). It is well kept and had a nice collection of roman statues, mosaics and, on the second floor, paintings. In the end it is the building...
Got to the castle 1/2 hr before it was closing as on a Sunday. Was 6 euro to get in. Good exhibition of paintings on the second floor and roman sculptures etc on the ground.
My husband and I visited here at the start of July and tickets were only 3 Euro each - how cheap! We spent well over an hour... possibly two hours walking around the Castle grounds and the museum. It is incredible to think this castle still stands considering the eruption that devastated the area. Inside the museum they still had...
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A method for the automatic characterization of interferometric fringes free of atmospheric artifacts : application to the study of the subsidences on the city of Paris Bénédicte FRUNEAU 1, Francesco SARTI2 1 Laboratoire des Géomatériaux, Institut Francilien des Géosciences (IFG) Université de Marne-la-Vallée 5 Bd Descartes, Champs-sur-Marne 77454 Marne-la-Vallée cedex 2, France Tel : 220.127.116.11.90.61 / Fax : 18.104.22.168.91.37 / e-mail: email@example.com ² CNES, QTIS/SR, 18 avenue Edouard Belin, Bpi 811, 31401 Toulouse, France Tel : 126.96.36.199.21.33 / Fax : 33.5 / e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com ABSTRACT INTRODUCTION Differential SAR interferometry allows for the detection and mapping of ground subsidences, usually attributable The use of SAR interferometry has now become to human activities, associated with the extraction of essential for the detection of ground deformations fluids beneath the surface, or underground mining… caused by earthquakes, volcano activity, and ice motion, Limiting factors for monitoring slow subsidences are which are usually phenomena of large spatial extension. mainly temporal coherence loss and varying It has also proven to be a feasible tool for the detection atmospheric conditions between the acquisitions of and mapping of ground subsidences, associated with images. Such variations induce a path difference geothermal fields, oil fields, compaction of aquifer generating InSAR artifacts that cannot be corrected if system, underground mining…Most of these studied only one interferogram is available. On urban areas, the subsidences occur either in non urban context, and are coherence remains often high over long time scales. The of small spatial extension (Carnec et al., 1996), or main problem then appears to be the atmospheric concern urban areas, but are very large (Amelung, 1998; heterogeneities. This kind of artifacts can be easily Fielding et al., 1998; Wegmüller et al., 1999). Here we detected on the different interferograms we generated examine the feasibility of SAR interferometry for the on the city of Paris. Significant phase variations are detection of slow deformations on urban areas with clearly visible, and can not be associated with standard atmospheric conditions. We focus on the city topographic fringes, nor with displacements. of Paris, where displacements of a few hundred meters Several techniques exist in order to eliminate or reduce in extension and a few centimeters in amplitude occur. the effect of atmospheric artifacts: a solution consists in They are mainly due to the water pumping of working summing and averaging interferograms, but requires sites, and also to underground quarry. several interferograms over the same site. The advantages of a novel approach based on complex correlation of interferograms are presented here, in INTERFEROGRAMS particular robustness when only a few interferograms are available (two interferograms are enough, under Ten interferograms of the city of Paris are derived given hypotheses). These algorithms were tested in the from tandem SAR images acquired during the period of context of automatic detection of atmospheric artifacts July 28 1993, August 10 1996 (Fig.1). Those by means of correlation of interferometric triplets. interferograms are generated with the Diapason On the city of Paris, this method reveals 2 subsiding software developed at CNES, and have time separation zones. One zone has the same location as an important ranging from 1 day to about 3 years (table 1). underground working site, which took place from 1995 to 1997. The existence of subsidences in the area was The contribution of the topography is removed using known already from ground truth data. Their spatial a Digital Elevation Model provided by the Institut extent can now be mapped by interferometry, and the Géographique National, with a 25 m horizontal temporal evolution of the subsidences is also examined resolution. With an altitude of ambiguity larger than 400 here. m and a good quality DEM, we can affirm that coherent interferometric changes can only be due to surface deformations and/or changes in radar propagation through the atmosphere between the acquisition of the 2 Significant phase variations as high as one fringe can images. be easily detected on all interferograms. Large scale bubbles (20 km diameter) are observed, as well as small ones (1 to 5 km diameter) (Fig. 2a and 2b). 20 Km 061093-100896 Fig.1: SAR amplitude image of Paris and surroundings 1037 days Figure 2a: 1037 days differential interferogram 280793 061093 210795 220795 100896 10631 11633 20995 1322 6833 71 d, h = 257 m 723 d, h = - 964 m 724 d, h = 405 m 1108 d, h = 348 m 652 d, h = -203 m 653 d, h = -705 m 1037 d, h = -985 m 1 d, h = 285 m 385 d, h = 256 m 384 d, h = 2474 m Table 1: Data selection 210795-220795 Data selection offers the opportunity to study the 1 day evolution of the coherence on a time scale of 3 years. Low values of baselines ensure there is no geometric decorrelation. As we expected, the coherence is shown Figure 2b: 1 day differential interferogram to remain high over more than 3 years, thus indicating that the detection of very low subsidence rates over a long time span on urban areas is not limited by the Most fringes can neither be associated with topography, coherence loss on the time scale required. nor with displacements, each fringe corresponding in this case to a half wavelength displacement. This phenomenon is even visible on the 1-day interferogram and excludes the hypothesis of such displacements, distributed everywhere in Paris and surroundings (Fig.2b). Most of these bubbles are furthermore absolutely not stationary, their location changing from a day to another, and they do not have the size we expected for the deformations. Most of the signal may be attributed to tropospheric effects. Using the logic of pair wise, we found that interferograms generated with the 06/10/93 image or with the 21/07/95 one show phase shifts similar in their geometry. Interferograms having the 21/07/95 image in common show little bubbles of small scale, everywhere in the image. This indicates the presence of convective Figure 3: 21 July NOAA images cells. Interferograms containing the other one display an almost South-Northern fringe. This may be related to a We also have 2 NOAA images for the August frontal zone. acquisition, but not at the time of SAR acquisition. Here, clouds are of stratocumulus type. Those kind of INFLUENCE OF TROPOSPHERIC clouds are observed in frontal zones, which would be HETEROGENEITIES responsible of the parallel fringe. Atmospheric effects, as coherence preserving phase phenomenon, may be misinterpreted as subsidence on interferograms. Those effects are related to the variation of the refractive index distribution of the propagating medium. Homogeneous variations are highly correlated with altitude (Delacourt et al., 1997) and can be neglected in our case (almost flat terrain). We are then only disturbed by the heterogeneous atmospheric component. Those kind of artifacts are impossible to correct, since we need index profiles for almost each pixel of the images, that is for the 2 acquisition dates. We tried to compare our interferograms with NOAA Figure 4 : 10 August NOAA images images (with a 1 km x 1 km resolution) in order to identify meteorological artifacts, and discriminate them DISPLACEMENTS DETECTED OVER PARIS from the signature of displacements. We intend to find common structures, and see if the spatial signature of An usual solution to reduce the effect of the artifacts the atmospheric effects in the interferograms could be caused by atmospheric fluctuations consists in summing correlated with the signal observed on NOAA images. and averaging interferograms. The problem is that it is very difficult to have Here, we consider only a few interferograms: simultaneous acquisitions with SAR images, since they are acquired every 6 hours. The 21 July SAR image was acquired at about 11 o'clock, between the first and second acquisition of NOAA. Therefore we can only derive qualitative conclusion. The only thing we can observe is the presence of many cumulus in the second NOAA image, corresponding to convective clouds development, which creates the most disturbing localized anomalies in the interferometric phase (Hanssen, 1998; Zebker et al., 1997). This is also confirmed by MeteoFrance, which indicates a high humidity rate in the lower layers in the morning, and a high increase of the temperature. This led to convective developments. Figure 5 shows an example of the addition of The second one, using the coherence norm, is: interferograms a, b, c and d. It is possible to detect on the resulting image two areas of subsidence. But this ρ2 ( AB ,CD ) = corr( γ AB ⋅ e jϕ ,γ CD ⋅ e jϕ ) AB CD method requires several interferograms over the same site, and atmospheric artifacts are still partially present. An important parameter is the correlation window size: this should be adapted to the spatial scale of the expected displacements. In practice, we tested two different sizes (1500 m and 750m) (fig. 6 a and b) and we computed a multi-scale correlation, defined as the sum of the two correlation rates. a b Figure 6: Correlation rates for different window sizes for interferograms b and c . (a)1500 m - (b) 750 m. Figure 5: Sum of interferograms a, b, c and d, and zoom on the 2 areas of subsidence which are revealed by means of correlation Figure 7 shows the multiscale correlation rate between interferograms b and c, and a and d. These 2 We propose here a novel approach based on complex correlations give consistent results. We obtain 2 areas, correlation of interferograms. These algorithms were at the same position. tested in the context of automatic detection of atmospheric artifacts by means of correlation of The first halo (from the left) is located south of the interferometric triplets (Sarti et al., 1999). Saint-Lazare rail station. Its location is the same as that The interferograms contain fringes due to the of the working site for the construction of an atmospheric conditions of the 2 SAR acquisitions, and underground station "St-Lazare-Condorcet" for the Eole due to ground displacements. By means of correlation subway. Those entirely underground works took place between interferograms, we wish to isolate the from 1995 to 1997, and required to lower the deformation, that is the common fringes in the 2 piezometric level by pumping the phreatic water. interferograms. Subsidences of the overlying ground surface, with an Of course, we need to select for the correlation two amplitude of the order of a few centimeters had been interferometric pairs with no common dates (no revealed already by ground truth. According to IFG, common atmospheric artifacts) and containing the same both correlation halos might therefore be linked to the subsidences (spanning a similar time period, except if construction of the subway. the phenomenon is stable) : then, only common fringes (common displacements) will correlate. The correlation rate is then used as a mask: we From an interferogram AB, we construct a complex compute interferogram (b + c), masked with correlation (b,c), after application of an adequate threshold (fig. 8a), image, having a phase equal to the interferogram (ϕ) and interferogram (a + d), masked with correlation and a modulus equal to the unity or to the coherence (γ). (a,d) (fig. 8b). We then compute the correlation rate of pairs of interferograms AB and CD. The first formulation is: Despite the different time interval (2 years, 3 years), the observed phenomenon look similar on those two ρ1 ( AB ,CD ) = corr ( 1 ⋅ e jϕ ,1 ⋅ e jϕ ) AB CD interferograms: it seems that no deformation occurred from July 1995 to august 1996. as a measure of the evolution/reversibility of phenomena (Fig.9). a b Figure 8: (a) = Interferogram (b + c), masked with correlation (b,c) (zoom) (b) = Interferogram (a + d), masked with correlation (a,d) (zoom) Figure 7a: Multi-scale correlation between interferograms b and c. Figure 9: Difference of interferograms d-a , masked with correlation (a,d) (zoom) This difference is quite flat, as expected. It reveals no further evolution of the ground subsidences during the period July 1995 - August 1996 Furthermore, we know that the works started in 1995 in this area of Paris: the observed displacements are included in the time period October 1993 - July 1995. On the (b+c) and (a+d) interferograms, we can distinguish on the western area one fringe of displacement, corresponding to ½ fringe of real displacement. One fringe corresponds to 2.8 cm of Figure 7b: Multi-scale correlation deformation along the line of sight, or 3.1 cm of vertical betweeninterferograms a and d deformation, so that displacements are of the order of 15,7 mm in 650 days. In order to verify this conclusion, we used the difference of interferograms d-a , masked with correlation (a,d) We localized the two areas of deformation on the ERS amplitude image, using a Hue Intensity Saturation composition with the amplitude image, the sum of CONCLUSION interferograms, and the correlation (fig.10). We also superimposed the map of displacement on an airborne We were able to detect slow deformations on the city of radar image (SETHI, C band, VV polarization, Paris, despite the atmospheric heterogeneities which Onera/CNES), acquired the first December 1997 introduce large artifacts in the interferograms, and (fig.11). The leading localization error is estimated to be constitute their principal limitation. The new method we less than 50 m. It appears clearly that the western presented allows to separate displacement fringes from subsidence is centered on the Lycée Condorcet, whereas (non-standard) atmospheric effects, using only two the second one contains in its central part the Rue interferograms, when several conditions are verified. Papillon. A whole building had to be evacuated in this This method is valid under the hypotheses that there are street. no common standard atmospheric effects on the two interferograms used for correlation. In our application, this was certainly the case because of flat topography. Moreover, the time interval spanned by both interferograms should be the same, or the observed displacements should be stable. The method was validated by correlating four different interferograms (a,d) and (b,c) without common acquisition dates : a similar result is obtained in both cases (two areas, same positions). A building located in the area to the west was evacuated. Subsidences in the area to the right were already known by ground truthing. According to IFG, they might be related to water pumping associated with the construction of an underground station (St.Lazare-Condorcet) for the Eole subway, started in 1995 and ended in 1997. More acquisitions are necessary in order to delimit in time the beginning and the evolution of the ground 2.5 Km displacements, notably after the end of the underground station construction and the water level re- establishment. We intend to find also, if any, other surface displacements on the city. The problem we are Figure 10 : HIS composition. Red rectangle corresponds confronted with is that we are in the limits of ERS SAR to the extracted area of fig.11. resolution, which prevents to detect smaller events. We plan as well to test this method on different sites. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We thank ESA for providing the images, obtained within the framework of the tandem project AOT.F309, and project AO3.350. We thank IGN for the DEM. We are also grateful to the CNES, DGA and the GDR INSAR for their support. Warm thanks to D. Raymond, D. Aubert, H.Vadon and D.Massonnet. 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I've been trying for several years to germinate seeds from my R. hugonis. First problem is - it sets very few seeds. What I do:
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3)Leave at room temperature 90 days. I use plastic containers with clear lids, a few holes poked in the top for ventilation, a few holes poked in the bottom for drainage. Container never dries out.
4)Transfer container to fridge for 90 days.
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Now this has worked wonderfully for R. glauca and R. acicularis. Any ideas on how I can make it work for R. hugonis?
Evidently you can. Google the Anglegrove Tree Seed Company. They have seeds for several shrub roses, are located in NF Canada.
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I believe that class of roses is difficult, but not impossible, to propagate by cutting except somewhere I read the spinossima (sp?) are the most difficult if not impossible to root from cuttings.
There must be a special method for planting the seeds which they don't state on their page. If you order seeds, hopefully they give instructions.
i am an amateur propagator. i don't have to worry about productivity and i have no problem propagating spinosissima's from cuttings, but you have to start with a lot of material (cuttings).
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Hi - I think leaf rollers have infested one of my roses, but none of the pictures I find look quite like what are on my plant.
These are larvae / caterpillers.
-stretched full length they are 1/2 to 3/4 inch long
-color is light green with a reddish dorsal stripe
-they perch with their waste extruding end on the stem below a rose bud, and their consuming end just above the base of the bud
-they chew a hole in the bud, sometimes multiple holes
-a black drop of waste oozes out the hind end
-many of them have formed webbing around the leaves next to the bud - it does not quite form a cocoon, the worms are visible through the webbing, and little black crumbs of what I presume is wast accumulates on the outside
I only noticed them on the buds today - and I've been watching this bush for the last week fairly closely waiting for it to bloom. I did not catch them hatching from anywhere, so do not know if they came from the soil or the canes or the leaves.
I would like to identify them so I can use a preventative spray of some kind. I got rid of all I could see by cutting off the buds and sealing all of them up in plastic. These worms are only on this rose bush, I have about 6 total that are leafed/budded out to the same extent but see no worms on those.
Thanks in advance.
All pests of this sort begin with eggs laid by a winged adult on the foliage or stems during the present season.
Insecticides should not be regarded as preventative. You should apply them only when pests are present and doing damage. In this case, with only one rose affected, I would simply pick them off and squish them. They will probably not return this season after you wipe out this generation. You can prevent serious damage if you scout for them every day for a while.
They are either sawfly larvae or moth larvae, probably sawfly from the behavior you describe. Either can be killed with the relatively safe insecticide spinosad, sold under a variety of labels that will turn up in a web search. You may need to get it by mail. However, any insecticide will harm beneficial insects as well as pests.
Thanks for your careful observation and description, as opposed to the "Help!!! Something's eating my roses!!!" posts we sometimes get.
I usually just squish them. They don't usually get out of hand here. Maybe a beneficial something eats them? And I have a bunch of birds.
They have gotten out of hand, though, so I very, very rarely use some spinosad and pick any open blooms off first, so the bees won't get close to the bush (hopefully). I certainly don't use it unless my buds are getting eaten very badly (which may be a different kind of caterpillar in any case; I see lots of things on my roses, lol). The spinosad works, but please consider the bees if you choose to spray your buds.


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OpSys. Notes Duration (min.) Windows 3.1 Sparse hd use (solitaire, Majong) 81 MS[hy]DOS 6.22 B&W use only, infrequent hd use 82 OS/2 Warp Misc programs, moderate hd use 115 Linux B&W & colour C programming, heavy hd (swap) use 121
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