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Gear Talk / touring shoes« on: November 23, 2005, 02:19:04 am »
I've tried several "touring" shoes, including Shimanos, but haven't found any really confortable for extensive walking, especilly after several day's riding.
I prefer wool sweatshocks for touring. They provide much more cushioning than nylon socks, dry faster than cotton, are warmer (particularly when wet), and keep one's feet warm when the sleeping bag isn't quite up to the night's chill.
These items have worked well for me on self-contained tours up to 2,500 miles. I'll never make it as a bike catalog model, but my feet are happy.

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Forget Me Not
I did up a table in my dads memory. It's Springy and fun. The J & G Meakin plates cost only $1.00 each at the thrift store!
Here is a link that might be useful: Forget Me Not Tablescape
A table full of memories...love it, MM! Love the 'beer mug'...made me smile! & all the lil' birds singing ...you have a pretty collection & adding your Dad's birdhouse & flowers sure makes this t'scape 'special!' Special memories for a special lady! TFS, kathe. Jeanne S.
Ohhh...I think the 'Forget-me-not' plates are beautiful & bargain $$$! You've chosen some very lovely colors & textures in your place settings!
Kathe...what a lovely table you set in your father's memory. Yes, I think he'd be real pleased and proud
to be sitting at your table - enjoying a 'cold one' - and surrounded by his favorite things.
The Forget-me-not plates are so pretty and couldn't be more perfect. Seeing his birdhouse and all the 'happy looking' birds made me smile!
Thank you for sharing your memories of your Dad with us.
They were very touching.
Kathe, this is a table that will hold fond memories of your DD forever. So glad you found the Forget Me Not plates to go with your DD's birdhouses and birds.
Love that you placed a beer mug for DD at his setting. We all have our likes and dislikes.LOL So many pretty birdhouses and little birds for this table.
So glad you are able to share with us some of the beautiful memories of DD.
A lovely tribute to your dad with the beautiful crocheted doily/table topper(would love to get those colors in that variegated yarn?thread- don't think they make it like that any more) Your dad had a sense of humor as the birdhouse with the bird & sun on it is so cute & other 1 so cheerful. Glad he could think of happier things even when he was in pain. Your Forget-me-not plates & the variety of sweet birds would have welcomed him to dine with you! So sorry for your loss. Glad you thought to do such a nice table in his memory, do take some photos of it & frame a good one to keep on a desk or somewhere where you can see it often. Jan


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I successfully rooted my phone with TwerkMyMoto and I have root privileges (checked it with an app from F-Droid).
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What's the best pesticide to use on spider mites?
Since I have about 40 plumeria growing indoors under grow lights this year, the spider mites have been a real problem. It's hard watching for mites on all of the plants. From your experience, what is the very best pesticide to use on these dang things? Insecticidal soap seemed to work last year, but this year, it doesn't seem to work that well. Right now I'm using Malathion, and that works OK, but I still see new mites every day. Help!
Hopefully others will comment.
I have never used these, but apparently, the very best products are those specific to mites and used in the plant production industry: Avid, Floramite, Akari, and others. BUT, many of these are for professional use only and require safety precautions. I doubt very much they should be used INDOORS. Also, they are very pricey but apparently go a long way. Hopefully Karyn will comment.
It is also beneficial to lower the room temp to around 50 to 55 degrees at night. I have very few mite issues in my cool garage (but other issues like black tip!), but more in my home.
Here is a link that might be useful: Miticides
I just hate using pesticides but have resorted to chemical controls for Broad Mites. For spider mites a good washing and keeping the humidity up should take care of them but if you want to use a pesticide I'd recommend Forbid or Floramite. Both are excellent at controlling spider mites and are pretty much mite specific. They contain an ovacide so only one application is usually necessary. They also have the ability to travel thru the tissue so only one side of the foliage need be sprayed. The only negative is their price. Both are fairly expensive but IMHO they are worth the cost.
I sprayed my plumerias with neem oil and SO FAR they havent had any pests. But they are in a humid and slightly cool room (55% humidity on average with an average temperature in the upper 60s) and also havent been inside for long. Also, when spraying with neem oil watch for burning leaves under full sun (and possibly grow lights too).
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Not so much.
Writing an artist's statement can be quite tricky! It can be very difficult to put what you do and why down on paper without it sounding either convoluted or over simplified. In either case, the audience might have trouble understanding the statement.
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Orange Trees for the Totally Clueless - Mini Oranges??
Hello, all! I found this group after a web search to identify a type of orange tree. You guys seem to certainly be the experts!!
My fiance's grandmother has a fruit-bearing miniature orange tree that he absolutely adores. The tree is grown in a pot that stays outside during nice weather, and is brought back in during the cold (even though this is GA, we dip below freezing quite a bit).
The fruit is small - about the size of a table grape - and looks just like an orange. It is sectioned, has seeds, but is as sour as a lemon - like turn-your-face-inside-out sour. :)
A few people in his family have attempted to grow their own from seed from this tree, and they can get a nice, good-sized tree, but they never bear fruit.
I have some seeds now, which I washed and let dry on napkins. I was planning to plant them and try my luck - any tips or hints for making these produce fruit? I know that my fiance's grandmother won't be here much longer, and these oranges are a common bonding point for the two of them. I'd just like him to have something to remember her by.
Any help would be appreciated. As this will be my first attempt at propagating citrus, I'm going to need it!!
I agree it is probably a kumquat. There are two types, one has round fruit the other is more oblong or egg-shaped. It could also be a calamondin, although fruits are usually a bit larger - about golf ball size.
All seedling citrus take many years to flower and produce fruit. In ideal conditions perhaps five or six years, but generally 10 to 12 years and sometimes up to 15 or more. However, if not continually pruned they will all eventually fruit. There's not much you can do to speed things up - apart from plenty of year-round warmth, light, fertliser and patience.
My guess would be a Calamondin if it isn't one of the round Kumquats. Calamondins are very sour but if you eat the whole thing peeling, rind and flesh at one time it is easier to eat, but the seeds can get in the way of a good snack. I just spit them out.
Getting seed grown citrus to bloom and set fruit can be very hard. It has nothing to do with your skills as a gardener. Seed grown citrus just tend to be locked in a juvenile stage that can last for over 10 years. The best bet is to buy a potted Calamondin from a garden center. Get one that is already blooming or setting fruit that way you know that it can bloom. They come in many sizes and there is also a variegated form with splashy white and green leaves.
I like the fragrance of their flowers better than any other citrus.
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I sprout some of my seeds in damp paper towels in a clear deli caryout box.
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Some highlights from MAMF's very busy 2014:Posted: January 1, 2015 Filed under: Brats, Events, Military Family Members, Military News, Museum of the American Military Family, The Board of Directors, Veterans Leave a comment
Be at war with your vices, at peace with your neighbors, and let every new year find you a better [person]. Benjamin Franklin
We at the Museum of the American Military Family would like to thank all of you who have helped us have a successful and wonderful year. We appreciate your kind words, support and participation! We look forward to a great 2015–
Some highlights from MAMF's very busy 2014:
-Screened the Documentary Brown Babies at the South Broadway Cultural Center in Albuquerque, NM
Created two aprons for display as part of the Womyn's Work Apron Project in Albuquerque
May through September
Exhibit: Sacrifice & Service: The American Military Family at the National Nuclear Museum (seen by 17, 116 visitors)
Activities as part of the exhibit: Read the rest of this entry »
A Salute to Our HeroesPosted: November 19, 2014 Filed under: Brats, Events, Military Family Members, Military News, Museum of the American Military Family, The Board of Directors, Uncategorized Leave a comment
On November 15, 2014, the Museum of the American Military Family, the City of Albuquerque , ChoppHearse, the Albuquerque Balloon Museum, and dozens of other organizations and groups collaborated on a "Salute to Our Heroes". It was an amazing event.
The event started off with a motorcade and a flag line. Museum visitors joined cadets from several JROTC and ROTC units, the Young Marines and Bataan Military Academy. Distinguished guests from the National Guard, the City of Albuquerque and Service Organizations joined the procession into the Balloon Museum, where Director Sandor Cohen welcomed them, saying,
As part of the program, there was a very moving flag folding ceremony followed by MAMF Director, Circe Olson Woessner accepting the flag, and reminding the audience,
"…So when celebrating Veterans Day, we should remember all of our Veterans, by thanking them for their service, listening to their stories…welcoming them home, but we also need to remember the ones who have died without ever telling their stories, the ones who are living in poverty on the streets, the ones that have no family or are being honored by strangers. Today, we specially honor them and welcome them to our family. " Read the rest of this entry »
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 8/28/2014Posted: August 26, 2014 Filed under: Brats, Events, Military Family Members, Military News, Museum of the American Military Family | Tags: Albuquerque, Museum of the American Military Family, Telling, Telling Project Leave a comment
Albuquerque Military Veterans and Family Members Perform their Stories of Service in Telling, Albuquerque
Location: South Broadway Cultural Center
Dates / Times: September 11, 13, 19, 20 – 7pm
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In 2014, The Telling Project w ill produce 8 original performances: Denver, CO; Portland, OR; Baltimore, MD; Albuquerque, NM; San Antonio, TX; Austin, TX; College Station, TX; and New York, NY. More than 70 military veterans and military veterans will speak to audiences of tens of thousands around the country.
Albuquerque, NM, is the third host for The Telling Project's 2014 season, and is co-produced by the Museum of the American Military Family, in collaboration with Working Group Theater, underwritten by the Bob Woodruff Foundation.
Cast members include individuals who served in the Navy, Army, and Air Force. Audiences will hear stories from Vietnam combatants and conscientious objectors, women who served a full career in the military, as well as reflections by family members of military personnel. From helicopters, to ships, to the jungle floor; from broadcasting live through rocket fire, to playfully clanking bombs together in warehouses; from intimate battles to come to terms with experiences a lifetime ago, to the transformations that follow; Telling, Albuquerque will speak to a diverse range of military and military family experiences. All performers are Albuquerque residents who, wanting their communities to understand who they are and what they have undertaken over the last half-century.
Timed to coincide with the anniversary of September 11th, Telling, Albuquerque is a an opportunity to engage the Albuquerque area in an intimate, complex, and richly various conversation concerning military experience, veterans, military families, and war in a moment when the nation is contemplating these matters.
No press opening will be held, although access to rehearsals, interviews with cast and crew, and background information on The Telling Project and Telling, Albuquerque can be arranged in advance of the performance by contacting:
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Our Museum is planning our second exhibit and needs your help!Posted: August 17, 2014 Filed under: Brats, Events, Military Family Members, Military News, Museum of the American Military Family Leave a comment
The Museum of the American Military Family is planning its next exhibit "Schooling With Uncle Sam" and is collecting short quotes for its panels. Over the next few months we'll post a general category and if you'd like to contribute to the exhibit, feel free to post a short, complete thought under the post, along with the school/ year you were there. Please add if you were a teacher, student or parent. Additionally, if you have digital photos or movie footage to contribute to this exhibit or a possible documentary, either e-mail them to us or mail them to:
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Museum Celebrates Military Family HistoryPosted: August 1, 2014 Filed under: Brats, Military Family Members, Military News, Museum of the American Military Family, The Board of Directors Leave a comment
By Iain McLellan
There is a museum celebrating military family history in Albuquerque New Mexico. It was founded by Army wife and mother and overseas "brat" Dr. Circe Olson Woessner and her father, DODDS administrator, Dr. Allen Dale Olson.
When asked about how the museum came about, Woessner recalls,
"One night I was watching TV while my son was deployed to Iraq and I thought about all the military families around the world who at that very moment had children or parents serving in harm's way. All military families, from all generations, who have ever had a loved one deploy, have felt that curious blend of pride, of worry, of hope—and have had to draw on an inner strength to keep it all together outwardly, despite inner turmoil. That is something universal to military families throughout history."
Upon this realization, Woessner put in some online queries about military families and came to the conclusion that she needed to create a museum entirely dedicated to the American Military Family.
"What we want to do in Albuquerque is to have a permanent, physical place where children, spouses, parents, siblings, cousins, grandparents, partners of service members– from all generations, all branches–can visit and experience a museum entirely dedicated to their stories and their history."
To Woessner, it is important for people to recognize these elements of service and appreciate the unique military family cultures and subcultures.
"We want to create a learning community where people can come and see history through a different filter, relive their own military roots, open dialogue between the generations and leave with a deeper appreciation of what it means to serve as a military family and to be a child moving from school to school, country to country as a 'military brat.'"
Woessner believes that the lifestyles of the current generation of brats are very different from the ones she and older generations of brats knew.
"Although most of my brat peers are in their late 40s to late 60s and our experiences as brats are vastly different from the experiences of military kids today, we still have much in common –this is apparent when we meet—even as strangers—because we can instantly relate. It's like that old saying: the more things change, the more things stay the same."
In collaboration with the National Museum of Nuclear Science and History, a Smithsonian affiliate, the Museum of the American Military Family created the exhibit, Sacrifice & Service: The American Military Family. On its opening day, 300 visitors viewed the exhibit. In the months of June and July, approximately 15,000 visited the museum. After the exhibit closes at the end of August, the exhibit will travel to the Lea County Museum in Lovington, and to Los Alamos.
Although the Museum of the American Military Family is currently an online museum, the organization has been gifted seven historic military housing units from the early 1940ss and is in the process of fundraising to rehab them and set them in a permanent location in Albuquerque.
"With the help of grants and donations, we hope to have our groundbreaking in late 2014", Woessner says. 'We are really excited, so stay tuned! It is taking a village to raise this museum, and we are blessed to have so much support."
Anyone interested in supporting this initiative should make contact with Dr. Woessner at email@example.com or at P.O. Box 5085, Albuquerque,
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An Exhibit About Americans in SchweinfurtPosted: July 23, 2014 Filed under: Brats, Events, Military Family Members, Military News Leave a comment
Our friend, Dr. Simone in Germany sent this today:
Dear friends!
I hope you all are doing well and are enjoying a nice summer.
Here is some interesting news, that might be worth a trip to Germany:
Our Franconian neighbor-town, Schweinfurt is now also saying farewell to their long term American community. They are planning an exhibition for "their" Americans". Some of you have taught in Schweinfurt, some were there at school as children or teenagers, I'm sure you all have heard the town's name before or have visited Schweinfurt. The exhibition "Amerikaner in Schweinfurt" will certainly be worth a visit.


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Linux Journal is pleased to announce the opening of the polls in the ninth annual Readers' Choice Awards.
All participants are encouraged to write-in their favorites for each category if they are not listed. Voting will take place from June 30 through July 25, and winners will be published in the November 2003 issue (number 115) of Linux Journal. This year's many choices are based on results from nominations by community vendors, new releases, past nominees and winners, as well as previous write-in favorites. Several new categories also have been added this year, including Favorite Server and Favorite Training.
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Imagine if Homer Simpson were a Muslim named Mahmud who discovers one day that he is actually Jewish.
That is the premise behind The Infidel, a new British comedy written by David Baddiel and directed by Josh Appignanesi.
The film stars Omid Djalili as Mahmud, along with Richard Schiff, best known as Toby in The West Wing, as a Jewish London cabbie.
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Gutsy theatre director Zeina Daccache has a history of working with traumatised and disadvantaged people – but when she decided to mount the play 12 Angry Men in Lebanon's notorious Roumieh prison, she went a step further than anyone ever had before.
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