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|Minced carrot
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|All purpose flour
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|Skim milk
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|Lemon juice
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Preheat oven to 350°F.
In small flameproof container melt 1 teaspoon margarine; set aside remaining margarine.
In small bowl combine 1/2 teaspoon melted margarine with the rice, carrot, parsley, salt, and pepper, mixing well; spoon an equal amount of mixture onto each fillet and roll fish to enclose filling.
Place rolls seam-side down in shallow 1-quart casserole and drizzle with remaining melted margarine; sprinkle each roll with dash paprika and bake until fish flakes easily at the touch of a fork, 15 to 20 minutes.
While fish is baking, in small nonstick saucepan heat remaining 2 teaspoons margarine over medium-low heat until bubbly and hot; add flour and stir until combined.
Gradually stir in milk and cook, stirring constantly, until mixture thickens, 2 to 3 minutes; stir in lemon juice and dash paprika and cook until heated (do not boil).
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We took the Magnificent Misty Fjords seaplane tour and it was truly magnificent. We loved it! The view was gorgeous. Water take off and landing were so smooth.
We also did the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show. This was a fun and entertaining event for both children and adults.
Mendenhall Glacier and Gardens was our chosen excursion. The day was cold, windy and rainy. We were picked up @ the ship in a bus (no bathrooms on board) and driven for about 30 min to the park. Mendenhall Glacier was breathtaking. There is a tourist center and bathrooms available there. You can walk about the park and take pictures although the waterfall trail was closed due to recent flooding. We really loved this stop. The second half of this excursion was less than great. The Glacier Gardens are privately owned and entail little gardens. We walked through mud, yes mud, to board golf carts which took us up 3000 ft on a narrow, steep trail to get a view of the airport and Douglas Island. It was OK but the weather was so miserable. We were forced to wait in the windy, cold rain for the 18 passenger gold cart to fill before being transported back to the gift shop where we had to wait on our bus to return for pick up. Thankfully, they sold hot coffee and chocolate which was greatly needed.
We selected the White Pass Scenic Railway tour which is about 4 hr in totality. The view was awesome. The engineering feat of building this railway is amazing. We very much enjoyed learning the history as told by our onboard narrator. She was excellent. The train does move slowly and it can be a bit tedious when they are switching engine positions, etc. There are bathrooms in each car and free bottled water. The afternoon train was late which caused the ship to delay its port exit by about 20 min.
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"Food has functioned both as a source of continuity and a subject of adaptation over the course of human history. But how did humans discover how to grow and consume these foods in the first place? How were they chosen over competing foods? How did they come to be so important to us? In this charming and frequently surprising compendium, Gregory McNamee gathers revelations from history, anthropology, chemistry, biology, and many other fields, and spins them into tales of discovery, complete with delicious recipes from many culinary traditions around the world." "Among the 30 types of food discussed in the course of this alphabetically arranged work are: the apple, the banana, chocolate, coffee, corn, garlic, honey, millet, the olive, the peanut, the pineapple, the plum, rice, the soybean, the tomato, and the watermelon. All of the recipes included with these diverse food histories have been adapted for recreation in the modern kitchen."--BOOK JACKET.
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Opening Up The Instrumental
To open up the instrumental, try to do as little EQ as possible. EQ is the method most people seem to recommend, but EQ is used to correct tonality issues.
If the instrumental is too dense, that's really more of a dynamics issue. Turn the instrumental down, and use an expander or transient designer to rebuild the peaks of the drums. It can take a while to get used to using an expander—3 to 6 dB of dynamic range adjustment is usually a good start.
If the record is clipped, you may need to use something like iZotope RX to get your peaks back.
Sometimes an instrumental is so compressed, there's no transient at all for an expander/transient designer to grab. In this case, you may need to get inventive. Often times, I'll find drums that match or compliment the drums in the record. I'll lay my own drums into the track. If you can't make it, fake it.
Another place you can get a little dynamic is in the "side" information. M-S processing can allow you to separate the sound that lives in the center from the sound that lives on the sides. Pulling the center down but keeping the sides up a bit can help in creating a sense of dynamics, and a "pocket" for the vocal to live in.
If there's anything that really steps on the vocals, notch it out a hair. Subtlety is the goal here. It's impossible not to make compromises when you are EQ'ing the entire instrumental.
Vocal Processing
Once the vocal is in a good place on it's own, there comes the game of "matching" it to the instrumental. The idea is to make the vocal sound like it belongs with the instrumental.
For example, the instrumental may be highly compressed, and your vocal may be very dynamic. The result here is that the vocal will always either sound like it is buried by the instrumental, or so loud that it feels like it's hanging over the mix.
Neither of these are great, but if I were to err, I'd lean toward the side of the vocal being over the mix. You can minimize this effect by compressing the vocal until it starts to compete with the density of the instrumental.
This takes a lot of tact, and often requires a number of compressors working in tandem in order to reduce the negative artifacts of over compressing a voice. If you are careful in your approach you can get the vocals pretty darn compressed without them sounding "bad." But it's a negotiation.
Tonal Quality
The instrumental may be very bright or very dark. You may want to lean your vocal EQ to compliment this. A bright vocal on a dark track will sound a little unglued.
This goes for the rest of the frequency spectrum, and overall tonal qualities like distortion. If the track has a distorted or saturated quality to it, you may want to purposefully distort the vocals. Obviously don't do it if it's too detrimental, but it's something to consider.
Lastly, match the space. If you have a mid-side processor, solo the side signal, or turn the center signal way down. This will expose the quality of the reverbs used in the instrumental.
Finding a similar reverb/delay, and EQ'ing the reverb to match the tonality of ambience in the instrumental will help bond the vocal and instrumental in the most transparent way. This takes a while to get a feel for, and is somewhat subject, but it's highly effective.
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Under American League Manager of the Year, Terry Francona, the Cleveland Indians shocked Major League Baseball by snagging one of the Wild Card spots last season. If they hope to repeat that performance next year, they will have to focus on bolstering their surprisingly good pitching staff this offseason.
As a guest on 92.3 The Fan's Bull and Fox Show, Francona discussed a number of offseason issues facing his team now that the season is over. One of those issues—the pitching staff—was something Francona said will be a "priority" this offseason. With the team releasing former closer Chris Perez and starters Ubaldo Jimenez and Scott Kazmir hitting the free agent market, there are some major voids to be filled in the No. 15 ranked pitching staff in all over Major League Baseball in ERA last season.
After trading for Jimenez back in 2011, the former Colorado Rockies ace finally looked like the guy the Indians gave up two top-tier pitching prospects for just two years ago. He finished the season with a 13-9 record and a 3.30 ERA—both his best since his 19-8 2010 season in Colorado. Jimenez was integral in the Indians' stretch run, going 4-0 with a 1.09 ERA in the month of September in his six starts. The team offered Jimenez a $14 million qualifying offer for next season, but the veteran right hander declined, making himself a free agent in the process.
While Jimenez's production was certainly a shock, nobody expected the Indians to get 10 wins out of Kazmir—a guy who had basically been out of baseball since 2010. He made an appearance with the Angles in 2011, but pitched just 1.2 innings. Kazmir shocked many by going 10-9 with a 4.04 ERA after inking an invite to join the team in spring training before the season. The left hander was also big in the month of September, going 3-2 with a 2.57 ERA in his five starts.
Nobody is ruling out the return of either of these players, but after having breakout seasons both should command a contract in terms of dollars and length of years the Indians front office may not want to commit. There have already been rumors that the deep pocketed New York Yankees are after Jimenez and that Baltimore Orioles are targeting Kazmir—meaning the Indians would likely have to get into a bidding war to retain these players.
Even with the potential losses of these two players, the Indians still have plenty of depth with Major League starting experience on the roster. Justin Masterson, Zach McAllister, Danny Salazar and Corey Kluber will be back next season, as those four players combined for 36 wins last season. The team also has Trevor Bauer—last offseason's big-time acquisition—waiting in the wings in the minor leagues.
Another guy to watch is Josh Tomlin, who made his return late in the season after arm surgery. Tomlin was 12-7 with a 4.25 ERA back in 2011 and 5-8 with a 6.36 ERA before getting hurt in 2012. Those may not be eye-popping numbers, but the 29-year old right hander is another in-house option for the team.
One player on the free agent market that has been linked to the Indians thus far is Atlanta starting pitcher Tim Hudson. At 38-years old, Hudson made $9 million last season was 8-7 with a 3.97 ERA. There are a number of teams rumored to be in the running for his services, so I wouldn't be too shocked if the Tribe landed him based on that and his age.
If the Indians are looking to add a big arm to their rotation, Matt Garza should be one of their main targets. At just 29-years old, Garza is coming off a 10-6 season between Chicago and Texas. He is the type of guy with postseason experience who is a proven winner at the major league level when healthy.
As far as the future at the closer position goes, rumors have linked Brian Wilson and Fernando Rodney to the Tribe, but the Indians are not ruling out in-house options as well.
If the rumors and reports on the pitching prospects are any indication of what is to come for the Indians, it looks like they will be going their normal, cost-effective route when adding a potential starter. Unless the money is right, don't be shocked if they find another veteran reclamation project like Kazmir was last season as it looks like they want to put their money into a closer and a right-handed bat for the middle of the lineup.
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Healthcare Reform? YES. More War? NO, Two Demonstrations
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Sent: Monday, November 30, 2009 10:58 AM
[BAILOUT 44] Healthcare Reform? YES. More War? NO
Spending ANOTHER Trillion Dollars on CheneyBush's failed war in Afghanistan will do nothing for America, except to put future generations further into debt AND sink the possibility of Healthcare Reform ever freeing Americans from the murderous Healthcare Mafia.
The convergence of these two events is NOT accidental. Corporate Fascists, who profit mightily from sending American soldiers to die, have always used war as their trump card, whenever things get too threatening for them on the home front. Today is Monday. Tomorrow the President they paid for is about to produce the crown jewel they ordered: more war for more profit. Across the board, this war will become the straw that kills Healthcare Reform, kills Climate Change Legislation, kills Financial Institution Reform, kills, kills, kills.
There is absolutely no sane, rational reason to continue a war in Afghanistan.
An Open Letter to President Obama from Michael Moore
Monday, November 30th, 2009
Dear President Obama,
Do you really want to be the new "war president"? If you go to West Point tomorrow night (Tuesday, 8pm) and announce that you are increasing, rather than withdrawing, the troops in Afghanistan, you are the new war president. Pure and simple. And with that you will do the worst possible thing you could do -- destroy the hopes and dreams so many millions have placed in you. With just one speech tomorrow night you will turn a multitude of young people who were the backbone of your campaign into disillusioned cynics. You will teach them what they've always heard is true -- that all politicians are alike. I simply can't believe you're about to do what they say you are going to do. Please say it isn't so.
It is not your job to do what the generals tell you to do. We are a civilian-run government. WE tell the Joint Chiefs what to do, not the other way around. That's the way General Washington insisted it must be. That's what President Truman told General MacArthur when MacArthur wanted to invade China. "You're fired!," said Truman, and that was that. And you should have fired Gen. McChrystal when he went to the press to preempt you, telling the press what YOU had to do. Let me be blunt: We love our kids in the armed services, but we f*#&in' hate these generals, from Westmoreland in Vietnam to, yes, even Colin Powell for lying to the UN with his made-up drawings of WMD (he has since sought redemption).
So now you feel backed into a corner. 30 years ago this past Thursday (Thanksgiving) the Soviet generals had a cool idea -- "Let's invade Afghanistan!" Well, that turned out to be the final nail in the USSR coffin.
There's a reason they don't call Afghanistan the "Garden State" (though they probably should, seeing how the corrupt President Karzai, whom we back, has his brother in the heroin trade raising poppies). Afghanistan's nickname is the "Graveyard of Empires." If you don't believe it, give the British a call. I'd have you call Genghis Khan but I lost his number. I do have Gorbachev's number though. It's + 41 22 789 1662. I'm sure he could give you an earful about the historic blunder you're about to commit.
With our economic collapse still in full swing and our precious young men and women being sacrificed on the altar of arrogance and greed, the breakdown of this great civilization we call America will head, full throttle, into oblivion if you become the "war president." Empires never think the end is near, until the end is here. Empires think that more evil will force the heathens to toe the line -- and yet it never works. The heathens usually tear them to shreds.
Choose carefully, President Obama. You of all people know that it doesn't have to be this way. You still have a few hours to listen to your heart, and your own clear thinking. You know that nothing good can come from sending more troops halfway around the world to a place neither you nor they understand, to achieve an objective that neither you nor they understand, in a country that does not want us there. You can feel it in your bones.
I know you know that there are LESS than a hundred al-Qaeda left in Afghanistan! A hundred thousand troops trying to crush a hundred guys living in caves? Are you serious? Have you drunk Bush's Kool-Aid? I refuse to believe it.
Your potential decision to expand the war (while saying that you're doing it so you can "end the war") will do more to set your legacy in stone than any of the great things you've said and done in your first year. One more throwing a bone from you to the Republicans and the coalition of the hopeful and the hopeless may be gone -- and this nation will be back in the hands of the haters quicker than you can shout "tea bag!"
Choose carefully, Mr. President. Your corporate backers are going to abandon you as soon as it is clear you are a one-term president and that the nation will be safely back in the hands of the usual idiots who do their bidding. That could be Wednesday morning.
We the people still love you. We the people still have a sliver of hope. But we the people can't take it anymore. We can't take your caving in, over and over, when we elected you by a big, wide margin of millions to get in there and get the job done. What part of "landslide victory" don't you understand?
Don't be deceived into thinking that sending a few more troops into Afghanistan will make a difference, or earn you the respect of the haters. They will not stop until this country is torn asunder and every last dollar is extracted from the poor and soon-to-be poor. You could send a million troops over there and the crazy Right still wouldn't be happy. You would still be the victim of their incessant venom on hate radio and television because no matter what you do, you can't change the one thing about yourself that sends them over the edge.
The haters were not the ones who elected you, and they can't be won over by abandoning the rest of us.
President Obama, it's time to come home. Ask your neighbors in Chicago and the parents of the young men and women doing the fighting and dying if they want more billions and more troops sent to Afghanistan. Do you think they will say, "No, we don't need health care, we don't need jobs, we don't need homes. You go on ahead, Mr. President, and send our wealth and our sons and daughters overseas, 'cause we don't need them, either."
What would Martin Luther King, Jr. do? What would your grandmother do? Not send more poor people to kill other poor people who pose no threat to them, that's what they'd do. Not spend billions and trillions to wage war while American children are sleeping on the streets and standing in bread lines.
All of us that voted and prayed for you and cried the night of your victory have endured an Orwellian hell of eight years of crimes committed in our name: torture, rendition, suspension of the bill of rights, invading nations who had not attacked us, blowing up neighborhoods that Saddam "might" be in (but never was), slaughtering wedding parties in Afghanistan. We watched as hundreds of thousands of Iraqi civilians were slaughtered and tens of thousands of our brave young men and women were killed, maimed, or endured mental anguish -- the full terror of which we scarcely know.
When we elected you we didn't expect miracles. We didn't even expect much change. But we expected some. We thought you would stop the madness. Stop the killing. Stop the insane idea that men with guns can reorganize a nation that doesn't even function as a nation and never, ever has.
Stop, stop, stop! For the sake of the lives of young Americans and Afghan civilians, stop. For the sake of your presidency, hope, and the future of our nation, stop. For God's sake, stop.
Tonight we still have hope.
Tomorrow, we shall see. The ball is in your court. You DON'T have to do this. You can be a profile in courage. You can be your mother's son.
We're counting on you.
Michael Moore
P.S. There's still time to have your voice heard. Call the White House at 202-456-1111 or email the President.
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From: steve seal <steveseal@...>
Date: Nov 26, 2009 11:04 AM
Hello all,
There will be a march for World Peace on Wednesday, Dec. 2, starting at
MacArthur Park at Alvarado and Wilshire at 6:00 PM--marching down Wilshire
Bl to the Immanuel Presbyterian Church for an event (across from the UTLA
building) at 7:00 PM. It is supported by many really great people worldwide
and is the LA portion of the world march that started a few weeks ago.
Please send out the info to anyone you may think would be interested, and
come on down to the park after school
Linda Sutton
Los Angeles, CA 818-992-5187
cell 818-419-7560 when NOT
at home number only
What difference does it make to the dead, the orphans and the homeless,
whether the mad destruction is wrought under the name of totalitarianism or
the holy name of liberty or democracy?
Mahatma Gandhi, "Non-Violence in Peace and War"
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From: <winogradcoach@...>
Please join me and other members of Progressive Democrats of America as
we stand with the National Lawyers Guild to protest President Obama's
expected escalation in Afghanistan. I'll see you at the Federal
Building in Westwood. Details below. Peace, Marcy Winograd
From: National Lawyers Guild LA Chapter
Subject: L.A. PEACE GROUPS ANNOUNCE PROTEST OF OBAMA'S NEW PLAN FOR
Date: Wednesday, December 2, 5:00 p.m.
Where: The Westwood Federal Building
Various peace groups around L.A. have called for a protest at 5:00 p.m.
at the Westwood Federal Building on the day following Obama's
announcement, likely to take place next Tuesday evening...in which case
the protest would be at 5:00 p.m. next Wednesday.
All Guild members who oppose the war in Afghanistan and/or Obama's
expected call for 34,000 more trooops for Afghanistan, are urged to
attend this protest as a participant, or as a legal observer.
National Lawyers Guild LA Chapter | 8124 West 3rd Street Suite 101 |
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EASY way to find your planting zone
This site lets you just type in your zipcode and it will give you your exact planting zone. No more trying to figure out that multicolored map. Also you need to know that in 2006 the zones were revised. You guessed it -- global warming.
See link below.
Here is a link that might be useful: EASY planting zone look-up
However it is done the Arbor folks revised the zone map that they use. In 2006 they released a new one. Do not know stats on USDA just on US Arboretum. Good to know USDA will update their map also.
The point here is the link. Folks who have trouble making sense out of any zone map can have a very easy way to get their growing zone. Who owns the map is not important. You simply type in your zipcode and click the button and your planting zone is immediately shown to you - not on a map but it will say "You are in zone --".
Let's not worry so much about the ownership of the map.
This is not a matter of ownership (although if ownership doesn't matter, will you mind if some one else moves into your house or takes your car?).
It is matter that the Arbor Day Foundation used a seriously simplified methodology to create their map (and it is not an update. The Arbor Day Foundation has never had a map before). Their data selection would not pass muster with the scientists doing the newest edition of the USDA map. The Arbor Day Foundation methodology and choice of short data set led to a large number of zone changes that are not proving to be so in the new USDA map. According to the Arbor Day Foundation map, you can grow camellias in Boston. Sure, give that a try. Just don't spend a lot of money buying the camellias.
But, according to your message, it is better to easily understood and wrong then have to learn something to be right. I hope anyone who buys and plants something too tender for their actual zone based on your reply above sends you an email about it.
Why argue?
But to be clear, these are two different maps that may give you different zones when you enter your zip code. I'm in 7 on the Arbor Day one and a 6B on the USDA.
Here's a link where you can put your zip code in and get your USDA zone.
I play it safe myself and use my USDA zone. I think most books and catalogs use the USDA map.
No wonder these two different maps are causing confusion.
The zone maps are a great starting point, but regardless of what any map says, there may well be variations within any given zip code and it's up to the individual (gardener, in this case) to know his/her microclimate.
We happen to live on a slight hill that is surrounded on three sides by a bay, which tends to mitigage winter lows and summer highs. Add in the abundance of tall oaks with an understory of rhodies and mountain laurel, and you really get some summer cooling, as well as some resistance to winter winds. Can't count on it every year, but we've had things overwinter that, by the books, shouldn't in this zone. But if I drive a mile or so inland, it's a whole different story ... can be embarassing at times ... don't know how many times I'd run out to a local store on a quick errand comfortably attired for a spring day in jeans and sweatshirt, only to feel terribly out of place (and uncomfortably warm) among folks in shorts, sleeveless tops and sandals!
Hills, valleys, water, and where you are situated in relation to them, can make a surprising difference.
Even within your own property, if it's larger than an apartment balcony anyway, you can probably vary by one to one and a half zones.
We live on a quarter acre lot. The north and east sides are very windy and cold. The south side is sheltered from the wind, plus we have a walkout basement, so the plants up against the foundation wall get some heat coming through the wall, as well as sunlight absorbed into the cement wall.
We use this to our advantage - the north and east sides get the azaleas, hollies, and cold-loving evergreens. The south side gets the tropical plants, the borderline hardy stuff, and the pond.
agardenstateof_mind and watergal have hit on the single most important and often the most difficult point about hardiness zone maps. They are guides and even the new one USDA is working on still only goes to about 2 square kilometers at best (assuming there are weather reporting stations).Within zones there are micro climates and within your yard are mini-microcliimates (nanoclimates?).
Plus as I regularly tell reporters, the map is based on data from previous years (how many varies with whose map you are looking at). And you are asking it to predict the future behavior of weather. Thw weather guy on the TV news can't even accurately predict for next week. Just how specific do you think a map is going to be for next year.
Nothing will ever beat a gardener's knowledge of their own garden, as they see where cold pools and where they have a warm spot.


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This location is in Pearland.
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The issue is that Cryptic wants certain very rare bridge officers that you get from events to be not a trade-able officer.
These officers are the Borg science officer, Borg engineer officer, Reman bridge officer, Android bridge Officer, and the Breen Bridge officers. Theres likely more to come as well.
The idea is that we need a secure system in which others can train these officers for people. Perhaps for a price even that they can set. Without have to actually get ahold of the officer in question.
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Grassroots Expo (Inc. Grassroots Football Certificate)
Wednesday 1st April 2015 @ Pratten Park – 6pm (start) to 9pm
This event will see the 2015 Winter season officially kick-off. It will be the first Grassroots coaching course for those who are starting out or yet to engage in a community football coaching pathway. With over 100 coaches in attendance in 2014, we will aim to have even more attend the 2015 edition of the Expo. There will be various presenters working different stations which include the Football NSW Coach Education Manager, senior state coaching Presenters/Instructors, together with local highly regarded coaching course Presenters/Instructors.
Coaching Updates are being run at two venues – one north and one south – with both updates conducted on the same night. This has been done to assist a greater number of coaches to attend in areas of the Association throughout the season.
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Published October 9th 2012 by Mark Batty Publisher
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Gardenia leaves turning yellow
I planted two gardenia plants (sorry do not know what type)last year. I have yet to have one bloom and the bright green shiny leaves are turning yellow. Please help.
I agree with Tony. My new bushes didn't survive this crazy winter so I'm going with a hardier variety this year and praying that will take through next winter. Check your soil and make sure that it isn't too mushy and bring in a soil sample to have it checked at your local garden center. Gardenias love coffee grounds. You can also fertilize with Miracid. My 1 gallon tiny gardenia plants that I planted last spring grew to about 3x3 with lots of blooms through the summer. I'm heart broken that they didn't make it through though. Where are the leaves turning yellow? If it is in the middle, bottom of the plant then most likely it is the old growth making room for the new growth.
Bought an August Beauty which is supposed to be one of the hardier varieties in November and it's blooming now. I use Bloom Plus and since it's in a one gallon pot indoors I decided to try water filtered with Brita to keep the soil just moist. Plus grow lite when there's not enough sun outside.
Bobbibonn, I'm having the same problem right now. The buds began to set about a month ago on this two year old plant of mine, and in the last week or two some of the leaves have completely yellowed with some browning as well. I hope these folks are right that it's just the old leaves dying off. I believe I'm doing everything "right" but I don't think I've ever had a more finicky plant! Crossing my fingers for both of us...
Thanks to everyone for their suggestions to my problem. I have since taken the Gardenia (which is a Gardenia jasminoides "veitchii") out of the ground (mostly sand here in FL) and planted it in a pot (still outdoors). I have been feeding it miracle grow and it is in miracle grow potting soil. It is doing much better, new growth coming in green and I have lots of buds on it. I am so pleased with it now. Thanks again. This site is wonderful. Good luck to all you Gardenia lovers. I will keep you posted if and when it blooms. I just hope they don't dry up and fall off. We have had some pretty low temps at night so hopefully they will bloom.
Hi - it's my first posting as a new member, so hope I do it right! I grow lots of gardenias in North Central Florida, both the common variety and the newer giant Miami variety. As to yellowing leaves, give it lots of Miracid after you've mixed your garden soil with lots of peat moss. I continue to acidify this FL sand by feeding them with my used tea bags, filter paper and all!
Hi, I see this an old thread I hope some one reads it. Please respond just to let me know the question is out there.
I just got my mother a gardenia plant this past Friday bearly a week a go for her birthday she loves plants and was so excited. It is nice and big had it looked live and strong all the leaves shining and standing up and spread out it is full of buds and even has one bloomed flower. I asked the gardning place which had it in doors to repot it for me to keep in doors. I took it to my mothers house and put it at a sunny window where light is avilable most hours of the day. As it says on the tag and we made sure it was watered. She calls me today Wendesday, that I should take it back to the guy I got it from and ask him what's wrong. The leaves are starting to get weak and yellowish and some brown lines etc. The flower that bloomed is dieing. She dosnt want to see her nice pretty plant dieing so fast. I couldn't take it there but I spoke to the guy he tells me make sure it has water and light. Well it has both but I don't think I want to keep the soil wet? Another think, I read on here and diferent sites about useing acid feed etc... They replanted it with regular plant soil not even mirical grow which has some nutrient in it. At this point what should I do? One women at the flower place said put it out side. Its not really something I want to do. We live in NYC I don't want some one to think we put it out for them to take. Please give me some good ideas to save the plant and agrivation for my mom.
Thanks in advance.
There are so many possibilites my friend..:-(
Who knows how long that plant has been at that greenhouse before you took it home, or if it was even about to get root rot. We do not even know how it was cared for just before you purchased it..That is why many times I check the roots to most my plants I buy to make sure they are healthy before I bring them home. Possibilities.
1. Have you checked for spidermites? They can suck the life right of the leaves and buds which make them look pale, weak, and cause bud drop.
2. How about the soil..How long has it stayed wet? Root rot can develope FAST with these babies, causing your plant to dehydrate although there is plenty of moisture available in the soil.
3. It could be going through a HUGE shock..One of the first things to happen is yellowing leaves, lot's of leaf drop, and a weaker specimen..
4. Is it getting FULL sun, or just a lot of light. Big problem here also, if it is only getting light.
5. If repotted while in bloom stage,a serious mistake most times for these very finiky plants since anything that disturbs them while in bud stage, almost always causes bud drop..
I would probably bring it back and replace it, unless you can get it outdoors as soon as possible and give it back at least the enviroment it was use to growing in..It might help..
Good luck..;-)


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Cherry Berry Syrup
If you're wondering how to make pancake syrup from scratch, I've got you covered. This healthy pancake syrup recipe is made with blueberries and cherries, and sweetened with apple juice and stevia. If you don't care for stevia, use a tablespoon of honey or maple syrup and it will be just as delicious.
Growing up I loved blueberry pancake syrup. Of course, in the old days the stuff we ate was packed with sugar and preservatives, hardly a real food. This homemade pancake syrup is made with real fruit and is especially healthy because it contains super food blueberries. Blueberries are not only delicious, they're low on the glycemic index, contain loads of fiber, and are packed with plant phenols and antioxidants.
You can pepare this berry syrup in advance, so that it has time to thicken, and then serve it with my Paleo Pancakes or with Paleo Crepes.
Cherry Berry Syrup
- 1 (10-ounce) bag frozen cherries
- 1 (8-ounce) bag frozen blueberries
- 1 cup apple juice
- ⅛ teaspoon stevia
- 1 tablespoon arrowroot powder
- ¼ cup water
- In a saucepan over medium heat, bring the cherries, blueberries, apple juice, and stevia to a boil
- Lower the heat and simmer for about 10 minutes, until fruit is soft
- In a small bowl, dissolve arrowroot powder in water, stirring until thoroughly combined
- Raise heat to high, add arrowroot mixture to fruit, and cook, whisking constantly, until the mixture thickens and becomes glossy, about 1 minute
- Let sauce cool and thicken for 10 minutes before serving
- Use right away or store in a glass jar in the refrigerator for up to 3 days
Makes 4 cups
This Cherry Berry Pancake Syrup is another wonderfully satisfying recipe that I am sharing from my third book, Paleo Cooking from Elanas Pantry. My boys gobble up this Paleo pancake syrup recipe on top of my Paleo Pancakes and sometimes I simply serve it for dessert with a heaping dollop of fresh homemade whipped cream. I also like to serve this syrup over my paleo crepe recipe along with a nice helping of Coconut Whipped Cream. This combination makes for a fantastic Paleo Christmas brunch, or a wonderful Paleo Easter brunch!
I am particularly fond of this pancake syrup recipe because it replaces high glycemic pancake syrup with a lower-carb, healthier version full of fruit and good fiber! The best part? No compromise on taste, and of course, it's quick and easy to make.
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Golden Turmeric Root Milk will brighten even the dreariest of days with its gorgeous hue. What is turmeric root? Turmeric root has brown skin and brightly colored orange flesh, and looks similar to ginger root. It has a slightly bitter, delicately spicy flavor. The ground spice turmeric, found in most kitchen spice drawers and used in curries, comes from turmeric root.
Turmeric is incredibly healing and contains a substance called curcumin that has amazing anti-inflammatory properties. Its effects have been likened […]
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The health benefits of dandelion tea are numerous. Dandelion root is a fantastic liver cleanser. When ground and roasted it makes a wonderful coffee replacement. I first introduced Dandelion Root Coffee as a substitute for traditional coffee here on my blog in early 2011, though this healing beverage has been part of my routine for far longer.
Usually, I make my dandelion coffee from scratch. If you're wondering how to make dandelion coffee, it's easy. I purchase dandelion root online, roast it […]
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Spicy Party Mix is a fabulous appetizer and a great healthy snack for kids. For adults, it goes really well with a cocktail; for children it's the perfect replacement for Chex Party Mix.
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RUNNER'S REMEDY® CALF COMPRESSION SLEEVE :: Say, "Bye, bye" to calf soreness and pain by using the Runner's Remedy® Calf Compression Sleeve. You'll get targeted icing and compression that will provide you with pain relief and healing on all the key areas of your calf. Designed by Strassburg Medical professionals specifically for runners, this Calf Sleeve is also comfortable and easy to use, making it the go-to recovery tool for getting your calves recovered and running again.
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