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Drier air is moving in from the northwest which will result in dry weather through the weekend. Meanwhile, temperatures will be cooler for the next few days with lows in the 40's. Afternoon temperatures will slowly warm over the weekend with lots of sunshine.
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GRAND BAY, Ala. (AP) - Some Gulf Coast residents were getting out of town as Isaac approached, while others decided to hunker down and ride out the storm. A Mississippi resident was heading to her father's Alabama home. Twin sisters from Holland planned to ride out the storm in the French Quarter while looking for something to do and a woman fled New Orleans with her husband, two kids and pets. Here are their stories. ___ At a rest stop along Interstate 10 in Alabama, Bonnie Schertler, 54, of Waveland, Miss., was evacuating Tuesday to her father's house in Red Level, Ala., about three-and-a-half hours away. Schertler was traveling with her dog, Custer, and cat, Bennie. She said she decided to evacuate because forecasters were saying the storm could get stronger and could stall and pound the coast for an extended period of time. "I left because of the 'coulds,'" said Schertler, whose former home in Waveland was destroyed in Hurricane Katrina in 2005. It was six months before power was back on in the area then. Schertler rebuilt, but she decided it was better to leave her home during this storm. "I just feel like the storm may stay for a few days and that wind might just pound, and pound, and pound, and pound," she said. ___ In the eerily quiet French Quarter in New Orleans, 34-year-old twin sisters from Holland wandered the streets looking for people to talk to and something to do. Meernda and Corena Cecsl flew to Houston on Saturday, planning to drive to New Orleans for 14 days of music, crowds and fun. Instead, they arrived to news of a tropical storm that later became a hurricane. "We thought, maybe it's not as big as Katrina. And I thought about the kids. I'm a social worker, so I thought, 'What can I do to help if people need help,'" Meernda Cecsl said. They hunkered down in their hotel with two other guests and one staffer. The hotel had no food and no service so they stocked up on canned goods, bread, fruit and water, and bought candles and lighters. Their plan Tuesday was to be wander the streets looking for people to talk to and things to do, then get back in the hotel by 1 p.m. and ride out the night. Games and books would get them through. "If it's coming, it's coming. What can you do?" Meernda Cecsl said, vowing not to let it get her down or ruin the trip. "You have to just take the spirit with you." ___ Julie Gilyot, who evacuated from New Orleans with her husband, her two kids, a dog and a cockatiel, said she had been struggling to find a hotel that could accommodate her pets. She said she also had to leave her home for Hurricane Katrina. "We evacuated this time simply because of the potential loss of power," she said. "Not so much for the flooding, because where I live it doesn't flood exactly." She didn't know how long they would have to stay away this time. During Katrina, she said, they packed up some clothing and expected to be away for a few weeks. They were gone for six months. Despite the fact that the anniversary of Katrina was expected to coincide with with Isaac's landfall, Gilyot said she wasn't too worried about the storm. "When you live in New Orleans, then you've been through it multiple times," she said. "You pretty much have a handle on things. It's very draining, but you know, you kind of get a comfort zone." ___ On the edge of Vacherie, La., just a few hundred yards from the Mississippi River levee, neighborhoods were silent and many homes were boarded up. The only action was at the Piggly Wiggly, where a steady stream of customers stocked up on water, beer, nonperishable food and meats they could cook before the storm hit. "We had two or three rows of vehicles here earlier," said employee Debbie Inness, whose boss planned to close by 4 p.m. "We try to help out the community and stay open as long as we can." "It's only a Cat 1, so we'll be OK," she said, loading bags of ice into her own SUV. Her home was boarded up Monday and she had been preparing for two days with a routine checklist. But neither she nor husband Keith was worried. "We'll get a little wind, a little rain," her husband said, shrugging. "We could get a little tornado action here and there. That's always exciting. But you can't plan for that, so you can't worry about it." ___ Associated Press writers Sheila Kumar in Baton Rouge, La., and Vicki Smith in Vacherie, La., contributed to this report.
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gator_rider2, Did you ever rate the HP on log splitters
1. gator_rider2, Did you ever rate the HP on log splitters that you built? If so, what formula or etc did you use? My splitter is doing more than I ever expected and feel it would be rated 12-16 tons from charts and info I have seen. This is an interest vs a need. I guess my need is getting a filter in the system and a rate to charge my friends that need wood split at my expense (250.00 on the seal rebuild and the cost of a filter and etc) LOL.
2. Your example: Take pressure times bore size = total divided by 2,000 = tonnage. Like 3 1/2 inch bore times 2,000 psi = 7,000 divide by 2,000 = 3 1/2 tons. Seems similar to my unit but my unit will split 12"-16" dia oak wood w/o a hesitation.
3. How would I figure the tonnage if the cyl is 4" dia(3.5" inside), 24" long, and a 2" piston? Pump's #1300356 led me to it being a Haldex, gear type, 3,000 psi discharge, 11.000 GPM low flow (is this flow a lot and correct?). I'm seeing approx 2,000 psi of line pressure splitting 12-16" dia oak. My splitter is simular to the H16 Ramsplitter in this thread (close to the top).
4. Would you think I have 12-16 ton unit and need to ck my figures again (since I know it does a good job on 12-16" dia oak wood (green or seasoned)? I Hope You Are Well And Thanks In Advance! loger


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- We end today's show looking at another fight for civil rights in Alabama: marriage equality. On Monday, Alabama Attorney General Luther Strange asked a federal judge to keep legalizing same-sex marriage in the state on hold until the U.S. Supreme Court rules later this year. Last month, Alabama became the 37th state to allow same-sex marriage, but the Alabama Supreme Court directed probate judges to stop giving licenses to same-sex...March 10, 2015 | Story
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There is no one like Simon Cowell. Ryan Seacrest has confirmed returning to American Idol 2014 and the popular longtime host has hinted wishes for the media mogul's comeback on the show's Season 13.
In an effort to drum up the ratings and to have a clean slate, the show's top official honchos decided to sack Mariah Carey and Nicki Minaj after the singers' failure to help the show on Season 12 and for making everyone "uncomfortable" with their constant bickering.
Veteran judge Randy Jackson left Idol at the end of Season 12. While Randy's departure was not as welcome as Mariah's and Nicki, the head judge had a good run and he had left three more vacant seats for the judges. There's still no news for Keith Urban's return. There's no news for him not returning on Idol either. But of all the three new judges for Season 12, Keith Urban was the only one that made sense. It's highly likely that Keith is returning on Idol. But will Simon join Keith?
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"To have someone to spar with" Ryan has fans and critics call his connection with Simon a thing of a love-hate relationship. Everybody sure loved their banters. They hit each other like no one is on air and while they entertain the audience, these are characters and they help viewers and contestants build their characters in the process. The best part, they enjoy it.
'To have a chance to spar with him again, on live national television, would be heaven. I would love it,' Ryan said, according to metro.co.uk.
Having Simon Allows "faster-moving show" Simon is one "forthright" judge, even Demi Lovato observed it on 'X-Factor USA.' The singer earlier noted that she envies that of Simon but can't see herself to do as he does. Only Simon can be as honest and brutal as he is, and his no-holds-barred character sure allows no dilly-dallies on the show.
As for Ryan, 'I mean, look, when we had four it was fine. My opinion would be three,' adding, 'It makes for a faster moving show. Of course, they don't really care what I think, but I think three would make for a faster moving show.'
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Green Acres Farm
Ontario is orchard paradise with 22 locations just outside Toronto. Although apple picking won't save you money on the cost of apples – especially when you factor in the cost of gas to get there — it's an inexpensive family outing that will get you outdoors experiencing all that fall has to offer.
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From Hwy. 401 go N. on Mississauga Rd. to Steeles Ave. Turn W. to the next concession (Heritage Rd.) and go N. Follow the signs from there.
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NFL Week 12 inactives
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Tampa Bay at Baltimore
Buccaneers: DT Frank Okam, OL Will Barker, QB Rudy Carpenter, OL Derek Hardman, RB Erik Lorig, CB Elbert Mack, DE Kyle Moore, WR Preston Parker
Ravens: OL Chris Chester, TE Ed Dickson, DE Lamar Divens, LB Dannell Ellerbe, DT Brandon McKinney, WR Marcus Smith, CB Fabian Washington, S Tom Zbikowski
Kansas City at Seattle
Chiefs: LB Charlie Anderson, RB Tim Castille, LB Justin Cole, CB Brandon Flowers, WR Dexter McCluster, S Jon McGraw, DT Anthony Toribio, S Donald Washington
Seahawks: DE Cliff Geathers, DT Colin Cole, QB J.P. Losman, OL Chester Pitts, RB Michael Robinson, OL Will Robinson, WR Mike Williams, DE Amon Gordon
Philadelphia at Chicago
Eagles: WR Chad Hall, OL Austin Howard, CB Brandon Hughes, QB Mike Kafka, TE Garrett Mills, DE Juqua Parker, CB Asante Samuel, OL Reggie Wells
Bears: S Craig Steltz, CB Joshua Moore, RB Kahlil Bell, OL Edwin Williams, TE Desmond Clark, DE Barry Turner, DE Corey Wootton, QB Caleb Hanie
St. Louis at Denver
Rams: CB Quincy Butler, DT Jermelle Cudjo, CB Kevin Dockery, OL John Greco, RB Mike Karney, S Michael Lewis, TE Derek Schouman, DE Eugene Sims
Broncos: OL Stanley Daniels, CB Andre Goodman, RB Laurence Maroney, S Darcel McBath, OL Eric Olsen, QB Brady Quinn, WR Demaryius Thomas, OL David Veikune
Miami at Oakland
Dolphins: LB Ikaika Alama-Francis, DT Chris Baker, OL Eric Ghiaciuc, S Reshad Jones, OL Matt Kopa, WR Brandon Marshall, QB Patrick Ramsey, TE Mickey Shuler
Raiders: DE Jarvis Moss, RB Michael Bennett, QB Kyle Boller, CB Chris Johnson, OL Daniel Loper, WR Nick Miller, WR Chaz Schilens, CB Jeremy Ware
Green Bay at Atlanta
Packers: S Atari Bigby, LB Diyral Briggs, TE Donald Lee, OL Nick McDonald, OL Marshall Newhouse, S Anthony Smith, RB James Starks, DE Jarius Wynn
Falcons: CB Dominique Franks, OL Mike Johnson, DT Trey Lewis, TE Michael Palmer, OL Garrett Reynolds, DE Lawrence Sidbury, RB Antone Smith, QB John Parker Wilson
Pittsburgh at Buffalo
Steelers: WR Antonio Brown, DE Brett Keisel, RB Jonathan Dwyer, OT Chris Scott, TE Matt Spaeth, DE Aaron Smith, QB Charlie Batch, CB Crezdon Butler
Bills: LB Mike Balogun, QB Levi Brown, DT Spencer Johnson, DT John McCargo, CB Terrence McGee, TE Shawn Nelson, RB C.J. Spiller, OL Eric Wood
Carolina at Cleveland
Panthers: LB Abdul Hodge, S Marcus Hudson, DT Andre Neblett, CB Jordan Pugh, QB Brian St. Pierre, RB Tyrell Sutton, OL Travelle Wharton, CB C.J. Wilson
Browns: QB Colt McCoy, DB Eric Wright, RB Thomas Clayton, DL Brian Sanford, DL Jayme Mitchell, TE Alex Smith, WR Demetrius Williams, LB Scott Fujita.
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Vikings: QB Joe Webb, CB Chris Cook, S Jamarca Sanford, RB Albert Young, S Eric Frampton, WR Bernard Berrian, DT Fred Evans, T Patrick Brown
Redskins: RB Andre Brown, QB John Beck, DT Anthony Bryant, OL Derrick Dockery, DT Jeremy Jarmon, S LaRon Landry, RB Ryan Torain
Tennessee at Houston
Titans: DE Dave Ball, WR Kenny Britt, WR Lavelle Hawkins, S Robert Johnson, DT Jason Jones, OL Troy Kropog, QB Chris Simms, LB David Thornton
Texans: LB Xavier Adibi, WR David Anderson, TE Owen Daniels, QB Matt Leinart, CB Brice McCain, DE Jesse Nading, DT Malcolm Sheppard, OL Kasey Studdard
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Giants: OL Shawn Andrews, KR Will Blackmon, OL David Diehl, LB Phillip Dillard, WR Hakeem Nicks, OL Shaun O'Hara, WR Steve Smith, WR Devin Thomas
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The instiute isn't much in and of itself but it worth going there only to see the documentary of Jewish life in the ghetto as it was filmed during that period. For anyone...
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The instiute isn't much in and of itself but it worth going there only to see the documentary of Jewish life in the ghetto as it was filmed during that period. For anyone interested in trying to gain a sense of what life was like for Jews during that era, this is a do not miss in my opinion. So...
They'll play the film about life in the Warsaw Ghetto when you enter. The sound system is poor, and you can probably get as much from youtube. Other than that, there was an exhibit of paintings, a few good. Still, eminently skippable.
The Institute has a wonderful documentary explaining the happenings at the Warsaw ghetto. Not to be missed.
With the atrocities that occurred in Warsaw, I thought this would be a wonderful and moving exhibit. I was very disappointed. There is a film which tells of the ghettos, which is good and informative, but little else to see.
I came here for a history museum of the jews but what I got was a modern art exhibition and just a few artifacts. Helpful staff though.
The Museum was not due to open until 11am but they opened up for us specially at 10 as we were only able to stay until 11:30. Such pleasant & helpful staff & very interesting museum.
I am glad I went to this museum as the movie on what Warsaw Ghetto life was like filmed during the actual time was moving and made you feel like you were there. They also had other great archival material. In addition, they had an exhibit of anti-Semitic cartons that appeared in the Polish press in the period 1919 to...
The Jewish Historical Institute has an excellent permanent exhibit about the Warsaw Ghetto. I have read and viewed this subject extensively but viewed and learned new things at this exhibit.
There is also currently an exhibit about the role of Rabbis in Poland.
One disappointment is that the bookstore was closed during my visit. I would have certainly purchased books...
The exhibits focus on the Warsaw ghetto archives, which are extensive and very interesting. Most of the materials were translated into English, but not the videos unfortunately. My biggest issue was the flow of the exhibits and materials - they just present everything to you at once without really separating it into themes. Otherwise nice collection.
The core of this small museum's collection is a history of the Warsaw Ghetto that was compiled by prisoners of the ghetto. The documentation was hidden away and recovered after the war. This priceless archive is presented (with English titles) in a compelling manner. As mentioned by others, the film is an almost unbearable presentation of the suffering. I was...
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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites El Paso I-10 East
Located in El Paso (East El Paso), Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites El Paso I-10 East is close to Tigua Indian Cultural Center. Additional area attractions include American Consulate and Del Sol Medical Center.
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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites El Paso I-10 East has an indoor pool and a fitness center. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas. Business amenities include a business center and a meeting room. Guests are served a complimentary breakfast each morning. Additional amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Self parking is complimentary.
The 90 guestrooms at Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites El Paso I-10 East include complimentary newspapers and coffee/tea makers. Guests can use the in-room complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Televisions are equipped with premium satellite channels, video-game consoles, and pay movies. All accommodations provide desks along with free local calls (restrictions may apply). Additional amenities include hair dryers and irons/ironing boards.
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Ericsson profit declines, plans to cut 5,000 jobs
Swedish operator Ericsson saw declining profits for its fourth quarter and will lay off 5,000 employees in a continuing effort to cut costs, the company said Wednesday.
Swedish operator Ericsson saw declining profits for its fourth quarter and will lay off 5,000 employees in a continuing effort to cut costs, the company said Wednesday.
The US Supreme Court has refused to resurrect a law requiring Web sites containing "material harmful to minors" to restrict access based on age, presumably ending a 10-year fight over whether the law violated free speech rights.
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Believe Project: $100 for a woman who helps others but now faces cancerThe daily winner of $100 through the Believe Project is Margaret Sauck of Hanover Park, who will give it to her friend, a speech therapist for children who always helps others but now faces a difficult and expensive cancer prognosis.Last Updated Mar 28, 2015 12:25 AM
New Hanover Park public works director to start April 20Updated Mar 24, 2015 12:24 PM
Hanover Park has hired a new public works director. Thomas "T.J." Moore will take the post Monday, April 20. He currently heads public works in DeKalb and held previous posts in Lake in the Hills and East Dundee.
Truck driver in fatal I-88 crash could be sentenced April 20Updated Mar 23, 2015 3:12 PM
Attorneys for Renato Velasquez of Hanover Park, who was convicted last month in connection with a fiery crash along I-88, have filed a motion requesting the presiding judge in his bench trial reconsider his ruling. Velasquez was convicted Feb. 26 in connection with the crash on Jan. 27, 2014, near Aurora that killed tollway worker Vincent Petrella of Wheeling and severely injured state Trooper Doug Balder.
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Two males left a taxicab around 12:55 a.m. March 19 on the 800 block of East Old Willow Road, Prospect Heights, without paying the $100 fare.
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Why is it that everyone loves playing trains?
1:41pm Monday 30th March 2015
MATT CLARK explores an exhibition that should appeal to young and old alike.
York's former Army and Navy Stores transformed into new bar and restaurant
1:33pm Saturday 28th March 2015
York's former Army and Navy Stores has been transformed into a new bar and restaurant with a quirky war theme. MAXINE GORDON marches there in quick time for an inspection.
Artists set to open their doors for York Open Studios
1:04pm Friday 27th March 2015
Take a walk around the city next month and you will find paintings and prints, sculptures and ceramics, furniture and fabrics, jewellery and glass, all behind the doors of York Open Studios. JO HUGHES reports.
A tour around Goddards, the former home to the Terry family
1:43pm Thursday 26th March 2015
MATT CLARK looks around the Arts & Craft house in York that was once home to the Terry family, and discovers how a young volunteer came up with the Art of Design theme running until June.
Revealing the secrets of Merchant Adventurers' Hall's archive
3:39pm Wednesday 25th March 2015
From April, the Merchant Adventurers' Hall is offering half price admission to YorkCard holders. MATT CLARK delves into the building's archive and finds an incredibly detailed account of its early history.
York chocolatier makes treats with a twist
11:12am Tuesday 24th March 2015
Fed up with Easter eggs, then how about a chocolate welly or giant cupcake? MAXINE GORDON visits a York chocolatier making treats with a twist.
The Major Series: Down deep in dirt on UK's leading trail race
11:55am Tuesday 24th March 2015
"KEEP moving those legs otherwise you'll get stuck and I'm not coming in to get you," joked one of the British Military Fitness (BMF) team members.
A vivid voice all the way from Waterloo
3:19pm Monday 23rd March 2015
This year is the bicentennial of the Battle of Waterloo, and retired York teacher Stephen Gavin is sharing the extraordinary diary of a relative who was there. JOHN WOODCOCK reports.
VIDEOS & PICTURES: New exhibition by wildlife artist Robert Fuller to showcase the home-building habits of birds
12:40pm Saturday 21st March 2015
The first hint of spring heralds the start of the nesting season. Wildlife artist Robert Fuller is preparing an Easter exhibition about the home-building habits of birds. He shows STEPHEN LEWIS birds in action around his Wolds home.
Who said journalists don't have poetry in their souls?
1:20pm Saturday 21st March 2015
Former Press and Gazette & Herald journalist James Kilner has just published his first volume of poetry. He spoke to STEPHEN LEWIS.
11 things you might not know about Richard III
12:55pm Friday 20th March 2015
King Richard III will finally get a proper burial next week - in Leicester. STEPHEN LEWIS digs out some lesser-known facts about the king who wanted to be buried in York.
The 2015 eclipse - and how to observe it safely
12:33pm Thursday 19th March 2015
Don't panic tomorrow morning if the sun begins to look as though it has had a bite taken out of it... it will just be the moon getting in the way. STEPHEN LEWIS reports on the 2015 eclipse.
From devastation to a £6.5 million swimming pool
12:40pm Wednesday 18th March 2015
Olympic swimmer Rebecca Adlington officially opens Selby's new leisure centre on Saturday, three years after the old one was gutted by fire. STEPHEN LEWIS reports on the centre which rose from the ashes.
Healthy choice for food blogger Sophie
12:56pm Tuesday 17th March 2015
Teenage food blogger Sophie Bradshaw is followed by thousands and knows at first hand the link between good grub and wellbeing. MAXINE GORDON reports.
5 wonderful old pictures from York galas and other celebrations
3:25pm Monday 16th March 2015
EVEN today, there is something exhilarating about hot air balloons.
Tender traits suggest a different story of early man
2:46pm Monday 16th March 2015
Was early man really a killer ape? MATT CLARK meets a York academic whose research may change our view of human evolution.
Artist Gerard Hobson furnishes a new venture
12:58pm Saturday 14th March 2015
York printmaker Gerard Hobson brings the outdoors indoors with his colourful wildlife prints. Now he's moving into soft furnishings too. MAXINE GORDON pays a visit to his home and studio.
How author Matt Haig learned to see a way through depression
1:09pm Saturday 14th March 2015
York author Matt Haig will talk openly about his battle with depression at this month's York Literature Festival. He spoke to STEPHEN LEWIS.
Exploded fragment of War of the Roses gun goes on show at new Richard III exhibition
12:50pm Friday 13th March 2015
A new Richard III exhibition in York shines fresh light on the King's reign. And it features a remarkable artefact that has changed the way historians interpret the War of the Roses. MATT CLARK reports.
The Pennine Way reaches a golden anniversary
9:48am Thursday 12th March 2015
The Pennine Way is 50 years old in April. To mark the occasion, the BBC has made a four part documentary, to be presented by Arctic explorer Paul Rose. He spoke to STEPHEN LEWIS.
Students harrowed by stories of the Holocaust
2:58pm Wednesday 11th March 2015
It is one of the most infamous places in Europe – the death camp where the Nazis murdered more than a million people. DAN BEAN joined a group of York teenagers on a visit to Auschwitz.
Riders pedalling to put homes crisis in spotlight
3:46pm Wednesday 11th March 2015
A national gathering will be held outside Parliament next week lobbying for the UK's housing crisis to be taken more seriously. A relay to that rally has passed through York. Matt Clark reports.
Lord Mayor recalls his Mini adventure
2:17pm Tuesday 10th March 2015
FIFTY years ago this week, Castle Howard was in the middle of a Hollywood invasion. It had been chosen to film an MGM blockbuster, Lady L, starring Sophia Loren as an 80-year-old aristocrat looking back on her life and loves.
Online gallery fills the gap for art lovers
3:04pm Monday 9th March 2015
Until York Art Gallery reopens this summer, art lovers can only see its treasures online. In our second dip into its online gallery, MATT CLARK discovers a Reynolds, a painting by York master William Etty and a great landscape showing the old Ouse Bridge.
Inventor Andrew's no mug
1:38pm Saturday 7th March 2015
MAXINE GORDON meets the York inventor who is full of Infuse-iasm for the coffee and tea break.
The shooting of Sophia 50 years on - Castle Howard's role in the filming of Lady L
2:26pm Friday 6th March 2015
Fifty years ago, long before Brideshead, Castle Howard was the location for an expensive Hollywood blockbuster starring Sophia Loren, Paul Newman and David Niven. STEPHEN LEWIS reports.
Regiment to join memorial for battle that turned the tide of war against the Japanese
10:03am Thursday 5th March 2015
A group of soldiers from York will be flying out to north-east India this weekend to take part in a memorial service honouring those who fought in 'Britain's Greatest Battle': the Battle of Kohima. STEPHEN LEWIS reports.
The quiet corner of York with a notorious past
1:31pm Wednesday 4th March 2015
It has been a slum and a red light area, and was also for centuries home to a religious community known as the vicars choral. STEPHEN LEWIS reports on the colourful history of Bedern.
Red carpet glamour for prom night
10:33am Tuesday 3rd March 2015
Forget the Oscars. MAXINE GORDON finds some red carpet glamour closer to home perfect for prom night.
A closer look at York Civic Trust's 'manifesto' for improving the city centre
2:39pm Monday 2nd March 2015
THE timing of York Civic Trust's wide-ranging 'manifesto' for smartening up York could hardly have been better.
Kid-proof recipes for Mother's Day
3:21pm Saturday 28th February 2015
MOTHER'S Day on Sunday, March 15 is an ideal occasion for those budding young Hestons to give Mum a day off, even though she will probably need the following week to get the kitchen back to normal.
From park to plate...
3:09pm Saturday 28th February 2015
MATT CLARK spends the day with North Yorkshire's newest swineherd at Carlton Towers – and reports on a venture to produce the finest pork for its cookery school.
Meet the men and women fighting to get a devolved parliament in Yorkshire
1:14pm Friday 27th February 2015
POLITICIANS love statistics and in the run up to May's general election they will be bombarding those of us less enamoured by facts and figures with any number of reasons why they're right and everyone else is wrong.
What is the best way forward to solve York's traffic woes?
12:59pm Thursday 26th February 2015
IS a congestion commission the best way to tackle the problem of York's traffic-choked streets? STEPHEN LEWIS reports.
David Hockney's Yorkshire landscapes given a digital twist
2:37pm Wednesday 25th February 2015
David Hockney has sent a love letter to Yorkshire with a new exhibition of his vividly colourful iPad paintings of the Wolds, writes JIM GREENHALF.
It may be familiar to us all, but the River Ouse in York still has the power to surprise...
2:46pm Monday 23rd February 2015
IT'S often said York turns its back on the Ouse, but take a walk along the banks and you will see a very different picture. There's always something to do: dogs to walk, bikes to ride, geese to be fed – just don't tell the council about that one.
York College students' Hollywood tales
9:35am Friday 20th February 2015
Film studies students from York College spent last week on a VIP tour of Hollywood. They spoke to STEPHEN LEWIS about what they had learned and gave their Oscar tips ahead of this weekend's Academy Awards.
Stunning nature photographs on display in a new exhibition in North Yorkshire
12:02pm Thursday 19th February 2015
If a picture paints a thousand words, there's a whole library's worth in North Yorkshire this spring. MATT CLARK went to admire some of the best photos of 2014 which are on display at Nunnington Hall and Rievaulx Terrace.
The rebuilding of York's Scarborough Bridge - seven great photos
12:24pm Wednesday 18th February 2015
GOING, going... and back again! As engineering challenges go, it was a doozy.
Warming recipes - just add a log fire and mulled ale
8:00am Saturday 14th February 2015
Andrew Pern offers up a couple of warming recipes perfectly suited to this time of year.
Convent life on the quiet
9:28am Friday 13th February 2015
St Joseph's Convent in Lawrence Street, once home to the Poor Clares, looks set to be turned into student flats. But remarkable photographs in The Press archives open a window into what life at the convent was once like. STEPHEN LEWIS reports.
VIDEO: Six romantic films that will melt your heart this Valentine's Day
2:20pm Thursday 12th February 2015
These movies promise to make you laugh but also make you cry.
New Earswick Folk Hall swings back to the sixties
9:41am Thursday 12th February 2015
New Earswick Folk Hall will be going Back to the Sixties on Saturday. MATT CLARK recalls the glory days when Procol Harum and Pink Floyd played there.
St Leonard's Hospice: where the caring never stops
3:11pm Wednesday 11th February 2015
It is 30 years ago today since St Leonard's Hospice accepted its first inpatients. STEPHEN LEWIS reports on a remarkable York charity.
The golden rules of buying lingerie as a Valentine's Day gift
2:33pm Tuesday 10th February 2015
MAXINE GORDON suggests some Fifty Shades of Grey style for St Valentine's Day.
6 moments captured by York Photographic Society
2:11pm Monday 9th February 2015
Abandoned cars; a cyclist snapped in watery winter sunshine; a bowler caught in the midst of a downpour, his face a picture of concentration.
Cherished clothes to go under the hammer
12:20pm Saturday 7th February 2015
Audrey Watson's wardrobe stores a lifetime of memories. MAXINE GORDON previews her collection of clothes from the 1960s and 1970s ahead of their auction in North Yorkshire.
Exploring a wealth of local history in York Archives
9:59am Friday 6th February 2015
The records of the York Lambretta Club, the memoirs of a local suffragette - even the journal recording one of the great early discoveries of astronomy: York Archives have the lot. And each month archivists will be revealing more. STEPHEN LEWIS reports.
Vote for your favourite wildlife photograph
9:51am Thursday 5th February 2015
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust has been inundated with entries for its photography competition. STEPHEN LEWIS reports.
Fulford - a village where local voices are rising up
1:11pm Wednesday 4th February 2015
The Government believes local people should be given more say in planning decisions. The 2011 Localism Act allows communities to develop their own 'neighbourhood plans' for just this reason. But how effective will they be? STEPHEN LEWIS visits Fulford, the latest York parish to go down this route.
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Road rage: Don't look back in anger
11:06am Monday 30th March 2015
HOW's this for a life lesson – when the going gets tough, don't take it out on others by losing your blob with a complete stranger…
Making it look easy... or hard
10:08am Friday 27th March 2015
THERE is a theory that you become an expert at a task or activity after undertaking 10,000 hours of practice at it.
Budget fails to lift my wallet
10:01am Thursday 26th March 2015
GEORGE Osborne says Britain is walking tall and the sun is shining. Feeling rather buoyed by this, I open my wallet.
Readers' letters
Sadness over loss of stonemasons
10:21am Monday 30th March 2015
THANK you for all the work you have achieved to give the Minster and the city such a glorious legacy of the east window.
Housing has to be transformed for city
10:20am Monday 30th March 2015
THE city council has to grasp the nettle of transforming housing.
Vote to save the NHS in May poll
10:19am Monday 30th March 2015
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Hey folks! It's me again this time I'm just wondering if everything is looking good or not. I have a few small concerns but the over all health of the tree seems okay.
First is some of the blooms fell off during pollinating. Is this a sign of problems?
Second notice the new growth all of the new growth is about 1-2 inches larger in leaf size. It seems like it's trying to stretch even though I keep trying to prune it back. It refuses to be short... LOL.
Third a massive split in the branches seems to have come out of nowhere and the crack is so deep I can't see the bottom!!!
And lastly I have seen no change in anything for 2 weeks maybe 3...
Now for some details... I water when the top 1-1.5" feels dry.
It is in the kitchen and receives only about 3-4hours of direct sunlight a day but gets about 5 hours of indirect sunlight otherwise.
It is planted in its original soil but added some miracle grow potting soil last spring when I potted up. It drains well and usually takes a little less than a week before needing more water.
The water I use is out of the tap but has diluted Epsom salt mixed in with a teaspoon per half gallon. Every other watering. Other than that I haven't fertilized because I'm not sure when it's actually necessary.
Here in Oklahoma it's still a lil chilly at night so I'm still keeping it in doors but it's new home is being built as we speak. It's a 101"x78" cattle panel GH that will get full sun.
Oh and the tag that came with it only said "citrus tree" but I'm hoping its a Meyer.
Essentially all the "problems" you describe are caused by too low light levels. The tree looks good; but I would give it a shot of a good citrus fertilizer now; and stop with the Magnesium (Epsom Salt) unless you see symptoms of Mg deficiency. Your tree appears to be a lemon; but I think if it were a Meyer, they would have said so proudly. Our company motto is, "If life gives you lemons, pray they are Meyer".
I've looked around aside from the actual GHs here the big box stores only carry the general fruit and flower formulas. I suppose that's because citrus plants aren't very common in Oklahoma. So I guess my question is should I be looking for a high nitrogen fertilizer like 12-4-8? The 12-4-8 that I'm mentioning is a liquid fertilizer. Would it be okay to give it a shot of that (per directions of course) with slow release granular of similar value.
No Ca but it does have .10% Fe, .05% Mn, and .05% Zn. It's just miracle-gro all purpose plant food. The recommended dosage seems very weak though. 1/2 teaspoon per half gallon or 2 quarts. Is it safe to double that if my soil tests say that I'm low on nitrogen?
Not much of an expert, but that does seem like a pretty good ratio. A lot of people on here recommend using Foliage Pro, which comes in a 9-3-6 ratio, which is the same 3-1-2 ratio. I know Foliage Pro has just about everything, including the micronutrients some fertilizers don't. (Fe,Ca,Mn,Zn etc.)
But if your missing the Ca you can try crushing eggshells with a mortar and pedestal. I do this, cause I believe it helps it break down more rapidly than just pieces of eggshell. I have even read of people soaking the shells in vinegar to aid in the process of breaking down the Ca making it available for the plant.
One guy even soaked zinc coated roofing nails in vinegar and swore he fixed a zinc deficiency his citrus trees had. Pretty neat trick that I might give it a try myself in the future. And with Citrus preferring a more acidic soil anyway they don't mind the vinegar, and seem to enjoy it actually. Good luck Friend!


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Aeschynanthus 'Thai Pink'
I have an Aeschynanthus 'Thai Pink' that I started from a cutting in July. It has grown well with one vine being 2' long, and two others are at least a foot long. I have noticed on one of these foot-long vines that the leaves are not growing in pairs, but rather in 3's. Has anyone had this plant, or any Aeschynanthus for that matter do this? I'm interested to hear if this is a common occurrence, or if this is a real rarity.
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Some kids have a hobby....
...their hobby is attempting to run this joke of a hotel in Derby.
Upon arrival, my four friends and I found that the rooms we'd booked over a month ago had not been reserved at all. After declining their offer of moving "down the road", we found out that the twin and tripple rooms we'd booked were in fact a double and a double with a camp bed. We politely asked if this could be rectified and it only took a mere 8 hours for them to sort this out.
The temperature of the hotel would have you thinking that an active volcano was situated directly beneath it. I've been in colder saunas. It was unbearably hot and made sleeping very traumatic.
On our second day in the hotel we found that our electronic keys had been deactivated for no apparant reason. Which was nice.
The rates are outrageous and completely unjustified. This hotel is quite simply a dressed up Travelodge, but with worse service and an awful attitude.
To top things off, we just recieved a �60 charge for cancelling a room we didn't have.
Truly terrible.
Enjoy your stay.
Loved the decor, staff issues are prominent
Stayed here recently and was impressed the modern decor of the place. when i went to check in i was dissapointed that my reservation was not in the system. the receptionist didnt seem to care and no apology was offered, however i can let that go she was 'busy' as she pointed out to me!! there was no offer of luggage assistance anddirections to my room were sketchy. got to my room and was initailly disapointed about the size. the facities were however good, the rooms had been given alot of thought. The bar was good and table service was a nice touch. went into the restuarant which was very modern. The menu was average, but i let it go. service was good, friendly but not over familiar. Atmosphere was non existent, please change the music!!!!
The food was less than average, tastless and bland, no more than what i would expect in my local pub.
My nights sleep was constantly disturbed by noisy guests and banging doors. Have people no concept of noise or respect for other guests. On check out there was a que to the front door, needed more staff on duty. Overall the staff coped well, however alot of work needs doing in key areas, an okay hotel if you are looking for a base to stay at, just dont eat and leave about fifteen minutes early!
Brilliant stay at nice designer hotel
i enjoyed my stay at the hotel and thought it was very nice. I thought I should mention this after seing all the reviews below.Good food and nicely decorated - reminded me of a hotel I stayed in rome recently, modern, clean up to date and fresh.
Brilliant 4 star hotel. YEAH RIGHT
i have made a reservation through a company i wish not to name.it has been advertised as a 4 star hotel but i wouldnt give it a one star.i think that they are breaking the law because they advertise as a 4 star hotel but it is not.i have stayed in one of the rooms and i had no toilet paper, no bath towels and no warm water.The heating system did not work so the room was freezing, i honestly thought i was sleeping outside.i paid ?180.00 for this dump.I went to the liquid bar and the service was disgusting. The blonde barmaid was very rude so i had a drink and then went to the xs restaurant.The restaurant was not that busy and i expected a better service.The food was nice and i think the chefs are working for the wrong company because they should be working at a better place then this dump.
Not four star standard
never stay at this hotel it is most definitely the worst hotel and service i have ever encountered !when we arrived at the hotel it was the manager that checked us in and on first impressions i was quite pleased as it looked exactly as i was expecting . how wrong can you be ! room on ground floor was unfinished ,stains on walls ,room cold,dirty bedding,shower leaking ,room not cleaned properly ,outside room unsafe wires hanging down from ceiling ,open bare staircase,piles of laundry on floor etc,etc, could go on forever! complained to manager who offered no explanation or help to which we checked out after one night even though we had already paid for two and no refund as of yet!!!
Very impressed
We stayed over the Valentines weekend. The hotel looked like it was in the last stages of a total referb. The room was very comfortable as was the rest of the hotel. The meals were very good and the staff were helpful and friendly. In fact I can not find fault with the hotel at all.
Beware the building works
This hotel was much hyped as a top class venue but the results were disappointing. I found that the first floor was still a building site.
My room was on the second floor so I had to walk through the building site each day. The restaurant was unavailable when I stayed there, which meant I had to venture out for food. There is a lot of building and refurbishment work going on, some of it looks very tasteful but a lot of it looks sterile and threadbare. I'm surprised they have not installed double glazing as my room was very noisy. The room entertainment system was good, including broadband internet (though I could not get it to work with my laptop!) I wanted to like the hotel but found it difficult, in the end my decision was made by the hotel itself which tried to overcharge me for my stay. So, in conclusion, I'd suggest you go elsewhere!
This place was a dump. I even got DCC health and safety round the next day. No running water in the room. The restaurant was flooded the room a suana ( not big enough to swing a cat) boiling hot up 2 flights of stairs with builder rubble and a dreadful duputy manager never ever go to this hotel
Unforgettable but for the wrong reasons
No offer of assistance up 2 flights of stairs with heavy suitcase.
Booked a double room but was given a single. The double room that I was moved to had a leaky radiator and although I informed the management they did not have it mended during the week I stayed. Breakfast took over half an hour to arrive one morning although the restuarant was not even a quarter full. I am also in disputed over the bill as they charged both myself and my company and took money without my authorisation. The decor in the refurbished areas is fantastic but it is a pity that the service didn't match. I would never revisit
THE STUART was a warm welcome. It has been tastefully designed to a modern up to date standard with all the facilities you can think of.They even have wireless broadband internet access in some areas so that you can conect your laptop and download e-mails superfast.The rooms were well designed.the restaurant was excellenet and the bar very trendy with friendly staff.There were 10 of us on business and they really looked after us. The meeting rooms had everything we needed as well wirelee broadband internet.We will definitely stay their again - its the best I've seen for a long time.Nice to see UK hoteliers waking up a bit and providing accomodation and facilties that we really need.
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