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Are y'all ready to get RAMD? For the third year in a row, I'm doing a Rational Actor Mock Draft, which assumes that I know what a rational actor would do. Basically, if every team were run by somebody who thinks like me, this is what would happen. Please note the following ground rules:
1. Trades are allowed, and will generally stick semi-close to the Value Chart, despite its general stupidity as a tool. I do this to keep things inarguably reasonable, even to devotees of the Chart.
2. This is meant to describe what teams SHOULD do, not what they WILL do. I'm not interested in regurgitating Peter King's disinformed mock, and you shouldn't be interested in reading something like that. Take this exercise as me sharing my thought process, and hopefully, a bit of football insight.
3. As such, I don't care if this matches any actual picks, as they happen. When PK or some other tool is patting themselves on the back for getting seven or eight right, I'll be smirking at them. When they bitch about agonizing over this pick or that pick for hours, I won't be; there's no agony to this whatsoever.
I'm glad we had this talk. Turn your clothes backward, and Jump! Jump! Because I'm the Daddy Mack, and I just told you to.
Continue reading "You Got RAMD: The 2012 Rational Actor Mock Draft"
Good Morning, Broncos fans! John Elway met with the press (video, partial transcript) yesterday to talk about the draft, which begins only 60 hours from the time of this writing. Elway spoke about the retirement of Brian Dawkins (it was the player's decision), the team's needs at defensive tackle (he claims it's overstated) and at cornerback (you can never have too many), and even the Ring of Fame-worthiness of Simon Fletcher (still not in, despite Elway being tricked into thinking he was just added by a reporter's question).
As for trading picks, Elway says the team is more likely to move down from #25 than up, so we should all prepare for the possibility that Thursday night will come and go without Denver adding a player. He also says the team will again draft with the intent of receiving significant contributions from their early picks as rookies.
More on Elway's comments from Lindsay Jones, Arnie Stapleton, and Stuart Zaas.
Happy Monday, friends. I was hoping to get Part 7 of my Manning Offense series done while I was in Dallas, but alas, we ended up working three long days, and I didn't have time. It's going to have to wait until after the Draft, because I need to shift to that situation.
How is it possible that the best Broncos site in the world hasn't done a single bit of mockery? Have you considered that? I would say that it's mostly because we think that it's a waste of time, and that there's no shortage of people spending their time doing and updating them. When it comes down to it, we don't know what the teams are going to do, and when a good mockery performance is getting six or seven picks out of 32 right, what's the point?
I do one annual piece of mockery, called the Rational Actor Mock Draft (RAMD), and I'll be doing that tomorrow. Expect that to be IAOFM's only foray into mockery, once again. The way we see it, it's better to cover what actually happens on Draft weekend than it is to do 74 mocks between January and April. As in the past, you'll want to be here for the best coverage between Thursday and Saturday.
For today, I'm going to give you some thoughts about football, the Draft, and what I think the Broncos should do this week. Fun times, right? Ready… BEGIN!!
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As noted by Lindsay Jones, Denver safety Brian Dawkins is retiring. Via Twitter, Dawkins writes:
The Lord has blessed me to play in the NFL for 16 years. I would like to thank the Eagles & the Broncos 4 believing In me. I would like 2 thank all my teammates & Coaches that I have been blessed 2 go to battle with. Along with u, the fans 4 helping make my career 1 that i have enjoyed tremendously. In other words. I am announcing my retirement from the NFL. #BBTB
Dawkins spent three seasons with the Broncos after 13 in Philadelphia, and he was named to eight Pro Bowls and was a four-time first-team All-Pro. He started 39 of the 41 games he played for Denver, but a neck injury forced the future HOFer to miss the team's regular season finale and two playoff games.
According to LJ and Andrew Mason, Dawkins will officially retire on Saturday as a Philadelphia Eagle.
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Good Morning, Broncos fans! Yesterday we read that Denver would be moving fully into the future of the NFL game on the field, borrowing from the Packers, Saints, and Colts to develop the passing section of their playbook. We already know they've adopted a forward-looking approach to conditioning with their hiring of Luke Richesson and his subsequent overhaul of the team's workout facilities.
Today, via Andy Vuong, we learn that the Broncos are following the innovative and intuitive leads of the Ravens and Bucs by eschewing the printed playbooks of old for digital ones distributed on iPads. Players will apparently be able to access game plans, film, and scouting reports on their new tablets, with newly added plays pushed to them instantly.
As for security concerns, the team will be able to remotely erase any iPads that potentially go missing, whereas once a printed playbook was lost, there was no recourse.
Nonsensically, the NFL is not yet allowing tablets to be used on the sideline during games, but they at least have relaxed a silly rule that said such devices had to be shut off 90 minutes before kickoff. Instead, players will have access to them in the locker room right until gametime.
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The Broncos' pursuit of Asante Samuel is more than an admission they want to upgrade their secondary.
It might be the very clue we needed to put this whole question of their defensive scheme (and perhaps their draft strategy) together.
How so? It starts with the overlooked fact that Asante Samuel's skillset is not tight, man-to-man coverage. It's playing off man in a Cover 2. In fact, Samuel is world class at this style of cornerback play. Coincidentally (not so much), it's also Champ Bailey's strength, although Bailey is certainly adept at playing tight man coverage when the situation calls for it. But Bailey's preference is off man, where he can play five to seven yards off the line of scrimmage, aligned straight legged, and heads up or slightly outside of the receiver, peering into the backfield at the quarterback.
You'll recall that when Bailey finished runner-up to Jason Taylor as Defensive POY in 2006, he played a majority of his coverages out of this scheme. It allowed him to utilize his experience with offensive play and route recognition, along with his catlike reflexes.
Samuel, although not in Bailey's league when it comes to man-to-man coverage, has a similar ability to react to the quarterback and read routes out of off-man coverage. Of course, this is exactly why the Broncos wanted to trade for him. Their intention was for their base defense to feature off-man coverage from the corners. It's no coincidence the Broncos have also signed Tracy Porter, another cornerback, who, although younger than Samuel, also has a preference for off-man coverage.
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Good Morning, Broncos fans! According to Woody Paige, the new Denver offense will be complected of:
Peyton Manning also tells Woody he's been spending some quality time with Johns Elway and Fox, and that he's found a house in the area.
Good Morning, Broncos fans! According to Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer, the reason the Eagles and Broncos did not complete a deal to send CB Asante Samuel to Denver is that the Broncos and Samuel were unable to agree to a renegotiated contract. The 10th-year corner has expressed a willingness to rework his deal, but apparently the two sides haven't yet been able to find common ground.
And while Mike Klis's story from yesterday suggests that Denver has given up hope of completing a deal, McLane's account makes it sound more open-ended:
While Samuel has agreed to restructure the remaining two years of his contract - he's slated to earn $10 million this season and $11.5 million next season - he has yet to consent to some other requests by Denver, sources said.
McLane also says the Eagles "appear willing to take whatever they can get before the draft starts Thursday," so this truly isn't a matter of Denver Philly playing chicken.
Grand Junction native Ben Garland is back with the Broncos after receiving an early release from his Air Force commitment. The 24-year-old defensive tackle was originally signed by Denver as an undrafted free agent in 2010 and tallied six tackles that preseason before being placed on the Reserve/Military list.
During his time at the Air Force Academy, Garland started 34 of the 39 games he played and accumulated 115 tackles and 11.5 sacks while forcing three fumbles and blocking two kicks.
Continue reading "Ben Garland granted release from Air Force"
NFL.com said the Broncos' 2012 schedule "might be the most difficult schedule in NFL history."
Chris Corbellini of Fox Sports wrote that the "Broncos have a brutal slate," while Gregg Rosenthal lamented: "Peyton Manning has an uphill climb to the playoffs."
Finally, The Old Man and the Hyperbole, Woody Paige, wrote:
Hannibal never endured such a demanding march, or October — road games against the Patriots and the Chargers and a home game with the Saints. Guess what? The final eight games are no bargain. The Broncos do get the Bucs and the Browns at home, and conclude the regular season at SAF at Mile High, as they did last year, against those pesky Chiefs. But they must play at Carolina — ever heard of Cam Newton? — and K.C., Oakland and Baltimore.
Woo. I've been covering the Broncos since 1974, and there hasn't been a schedule this grueling in any season since then — or, certainly, before.
This, of course, settles the issue, since 1974 was a watershed year. It brought us "Jungle Boogie" from Kool and the Gang, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (warning, nightmares will ensue), and Woody Paige, Denver's own cuddly serial killer of football knowledge.
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The Diocese of Scranton will celebrate "Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities Awareness Month" with a special liturgy Sunday, March 10, at 10 a.m. in Saint Peter's Cathedral, 315 Wyoming Ave., Scranton. The Most Rev. Joseph C. Bambera, D.D.,J.C.L., bishop of Scranton, will be the principal celebrant and homilist.
"On that day, we will gather to pray with our sisters and brothers who have developmental or intellectual disabilities, recognizing the many wonderful gifts they have to share with our parish communities," according to a news release. "Our friends will actively participate in the liturgy as greeters, readers, altar servers, gift and banner bearers."
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I've seen quite a few manufacturers of wood hoods mention a 'french cleat' hanging system which is a metal plate screwed to the wall with brackets that are attached to the metal plate. The insert is screwed to and hangs under the brackets. Then the wood decorative hood can be mounted over the whole thing.
Problem is I cannot locate a source for the french cleat system for the inserts. Anyone know of where I can find such a thing?
The link below is a PDF of the cleat system and hanging instructions, if this would help anyone help me find it.
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Given the negative backlash, it's clear that the short-lived Race Together campaign launched by Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz in order to "stimulate conversation, empathy and compassion" among Americans of all races was a social and commercial flop.
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A responsible financial institution would not extend a new loan of between 17 and 40 billion dollars to a borrower already struggling to pay back an existing multi-billion dollar loan. Yet that is just what the International Monetary Fund (IMF) did last month when it extended a new loan to the government of Ukraine.
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Democracy and majority rule confer an aura of legitimacy and respectability on acts that would otherwise be deemed tyrannical.
If you think we have a bunch of low-information voters going to the polls now, just wait until everyone at least 18 years old is required to cast a ballot. We already know that most people who do vote have no idea who their congressman is. They can't tell you the names of their two senators. And, of course, they don't have a clue about the other names and issues they're asked to decide.


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Syracuse Fashion Week - Opening Night Gala Celebration
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Wednesday, April 9, 2014 from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM (EDT)
Doors open at 6pm
Cash bar & hors d'oeuvres 6-7:30pm. Shopping, music & vendors, too
Runway show, featuring original designers and Syracuse area boutiques 7:30pm
After party at the Landmark 9-11:00pm
There is limit of 100 chairs for seating, so it is suggested that if you would like to seat during the actual
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There is also ample standing area near and around the runway.
Syracuse Fashion Week is a celebration of style and fashion in Syracuse & Central New York. Our 2015 Spring season kicks off on April 8th, and runs through April 12th. Our philosophy is ALWAYS INCLUSIVE, NEVER EXCLUSIVE. These five days will bring together designers, boutiques, stylists, artists, musicians, bars, restaurants, and other businesses that have a vested interest in the quality of life of Upstate New York.
While we celebrate clothing as one of the essentials to a happy human existence, another vitally important essential is food. Hunger and food insecurity is, unfortunately, an ever-growing concern in many areas of the country, including ours. For this reason, we partner with The Food Bank of Central New York to raise funds and awareness for this social issue.
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This vintage postcard is a puzzle, in a plastic tray, sealed on its original packaging, just as it was when it was originally purchased. The cardboard backing says its price was 39c plus tax and on the back it has postal price for sending it with or without a "personal message". The picture on the puzzle, drawn by Tony Roy, is cute with a silly cow stepping on its own teat and reads; So-You Think You've Got Troubles!. It has a patent number by Comon Tater, Inc. of Buffalo N.Y. dating it to the early 1970's .
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NEW YORK, NY—Meridian Capital Group, LLC, a national commercial real estate finance and advisory firm, negotiated $115 million in acquisition and construction financing for the purchase and redevelopment of the Flatotel hospitality property, here, on behalf of a partnership between Chetrit Group and Clipper Equity.
The three-year, non-recourse, interest-only loan features a floating LIBOR-based interest rate and a one-year extension option. Meridian Managing Director Ronnie Levine and VP Emanuel Westfried, both based in Meridian's New York City headquarters, negotiated this transaction.
Currently, the vacant 47-story Flatotel property is configured as a 288-room hospitality property with 14,000 sq. ft. of meeting space. The Chetrit Group and Clipper Equity team plans to convert the asset into a five-floor boutique office condominium and a 37-floor luxury residential condominium. The approximately 64,400-sq.-ft. office condominium component will be located on floors two through seven of the building, and the approximately 173-unit residential condominium will span floors eight through 47. The total project cost is presently estimated at $250 million.
The Chetrit Group and Clipper Equity team acquired the property from a venture between Rockpoint Group, Atlas Capital and Procaccianti Group. Both parties have significant experience with conversion and development projects in the New York metro area including the Empire Hotel, Hotel Chelsea, BellTel Lofts and Columbus Square projects.
"The financing universe for large-scale residential condominium conversion projects remains constrained. However, Meridian was able to identify several capital sources interested in financing the transaction on a non-recourse basis. We ultimately chose to move forward with the lender that provided superior economic terms coupled with the flexibility in structure that will enable the borrower to best execute their business plan," Levine said in a statement.
The Flathotel is located at 135 West 52nd Street, between Sixth Avenue and Seventh Avenue, in the heart of Midtown Manhattan. This location affords residents of both the office and residential condominiums access to many New York City attractions including Central Park, Columbus Circle, Rockefeller Center, Times Square and the Museum of Modern Art, in additional to numerous restaurants and retail destinations.
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Accused of crimes he hasn't committed, Luther must work quickly to clear his name and stop the vigilante killer from becoming a martyr. But in becoming the killer's target, it's not just his own life he risks, but the lives of those he loves.
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The Henrico Humane Society (HHS) announced today that it had received a grant from the Jessica Beath Foundation. The foundation also agreed to a matching gift program for donations made to Henrico Humane Society through February 2011. The Beath Foundation's mission is to provide for general charitable purposes, most notably the care and rescue of animals.
"This generous grant from The Beath Foundation will allow us to help animals in desperate need of expensive medical care which we may not have otherwise been able to afford," said Courtney Morano, Henrico Humane Society president. "We are grateful for their support of our organization, which operates solely on donations, volunteers and fundraising."
As a result of the grant, HHS recently was able to save Beatrice, a puppy rescued from an animal shelter and diagnosed with persistent aortic arch condition, which requires open heart surgery. Dr. Lori Pasternak, with Helping Hands Veterinary Surgical and Dental Care, performed the surgery which saved Beatrice's life. The society intends to provide medical care for many other animals as a result of the new grant.
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The Henricopolis Soil & Water Conservation District will sponsor a tree seedling giveaway on April 2 at Dorey Park Shelter 1 from 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and on April 3 at Hermitage High School parking lot from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Bare-root tree seedlings are available to Henrico County residents free of charge for the spring planting season.
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Wondering where to go to play Bingo? Wonder no more.
The Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (VDACS) recently launched an online directory of permitted bingo games played in Virginia. Listed by locality, more than 400 regular games are available across the state. The directory will be updated monthly and can be found on VDACS' website at http://www.vdacs.virginia.gov/gaming/index.shtml.
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Morgan and Stackhouse, who became engaged last fall on the day marriage equality became the law in Virginia, have been together for 16 years. They were selected from among 40 couples who registered for the contest. The winners were announced at the Say I Do! Dessert Soiree at the Renaissance in Richmond in February. > Read more.
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Located in Udine (Cussignacco), Executive is close to Cathedral of Udine, Palazzo Patriarcale, and Loggia del Lionello. Also nearby are Piazza della Liberta and Porticcato di San Giovanni.
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I've been reading up on all the great info here, and want to jump on the cree bandwagon. I'm about to put the drywall up on a new build and would appreciate some help on the lighting plan for the kitchen. I will have a chandelier type fixture over the banquette area in the top left corner of the img below, and two pendants over the island(probably restoration hardware 15 inch harmons).
I tried a cree cr6 in my current kitchen and like the look. My electrician hasn't used them before. What is my best course of action, taking into account price, looks and performance? Lr6? If so, can you advise on the layout? I was thinkin of maybe 5 between the fridge and island space (let's call that the south part, ifthe top of the picture is north), 4 behind the island running south to north, 4 wesr to east north of the island, and 4 running n to s between the island and rangetop area.
Use the CR6 instead of the LR6. It has better dimming performance. There is quite a bit of information on the LED recessed lighting thread.
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thx David. Will go cr6 and a generic can with an edison fixture (i'm in Ontario). I'm still open to ideas if anyone wants to chime in on where these should go. With the benefit of a reread of David's thread, I'm now thinking the following, working from top to bottom:
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Stewartia pseudocamellia or not?
I purchased what I thought was a Stewartia pseudocamellia from a nursery in Oregon last November. Before the tree leafed out, it looked like a typical multi-stem Stewartia of 3- to 4-inch caliper (sinuous, muscular, exfoliating branches rising upward and outward from the center of the tree). Once it leafed out, however, it looked like no Stewartia I�ve ever seen. The leaves are as large as 7-inches long by 7-inches wide, and the larger ones are more circular than oval. Not only that, but the flowers, which appeared shortly before the tree was fully in leaf, are atypical for a Stewartia: instead of a single flower per inflorescence, there are multiple flowers. I�d be most grateful if someone could identify this strange tree (see photo).
Thanks, David and Mike, for your timely and right-on replies. As it happens, I ordered a Styrax obassia and a Parrotia persica as well as a Stewartia pseudocamellia and several Japanese maples from the same nursery in Oregon. It seems that the labels on the Stewartia and the Styrax were switched or attached incorrectly. It had occurred to me that the leaves on what I thought was the Stewartia were like those on a Styrax obassia (large, roundish, flat, and rough textured) and those on what I thought was the Styrax like those on a Stewartia (smallish, oval, shallow V-shaped, and smooth textured). It had also occurred to me that the flowers on the former were like those on the latter, and vice versa. But the winter aspect of the Styrax âÂÂStewartiaâ was so extraordinarily like that of a real Stewartia and so unlike that of a Styrax obassia, as I understood it based on photos in the internet, that I rejected the notion that theyâÂÂd been mislabeled. Attached is a photo of the Stewartia âÂÂStyrax,â which but for its leaves and flowers looks to me more like a Styrax obassia than a Stewartia.
Last photo has the very characteristic of Stewartia zigzag twig pattern, in addition to a much lighter, more delicate foliage display. I wouldn't for a second confuse this tree - even at a distance in a photo - as a Styrax rather than a Stewartia.
FWIW, most stewartias take significant time before they begin to develop that camouflaged bark effect. But that twig pattern is evident even when very small, young trees.
I wouldn't confuse them either. They do have the same color bark when young though, but the branching pattern is way different. So is the trunk. Styrax obassia has a 'wavy' trunk and branches where the Stewartia is usually straight.
I had a large Styrax obassia, but cut it down when it got too big for where it was at. Plus the fact the Fall color was a so-so yellow and brown. Here's a seedling from that original tree I had.
It also got away from me and will eventually be cut down. I call it 'editing'.
In the foreground of the photo below is the Styrax âÂÂStewartiaâ before it leafed out (the Stewartia âÂÂStyraxâ is in the background, beyond the Parrotia). With its sinuous, outward and upward arching branches, it looks no different to me than the out-of-leaf multi-stem Stewartias of 3- to 4-inch caliper IâÂÂve seen in nurseries, gardens, and photos. Rather than criss-cross, IâÂÂd describe the StewartiaâÂÂs branching pattern as outwardly and upwardly arching, with a layered, horizontal aspect, especially apparent in older trees. IâÂÂd use the same description for the Styrax obassia, now that I know first-hand what it looks like. When it comes to possessing a criss-cross branching pattern, few trees IâÂÂve seen surpass the Parrotia, with its mass of densely crossing branches.
Both look typical in your pictures to me also. Except the stewartia looks like it needs to be fertilized.
Both will get much larger than they are now, already the weeping laceleaf maple looks like it is being upstaged and will actually be physically overwhelmed in future if some "editing" is not undertaken.
Thanks, bboy. IâÂÂd noticed that the StewartiaâÂÂs leaves look somewhat chlorotic, but IâÂÂd ascribed that to their being new growth rather than to chlorosis or problems with the roots. (The tree went into leaf in late January or early February due to the exceptionally mild winter here in the San Jose area.) IâÂÂll spray the leaves with an iron solution and see if that makes a difference; then, if it does, IâÂÂll attempt to lower the pH of the soil with applications of sulfur (I know Stewartias do best in acidic - pH 4.5 to 6.5 - soil).
As to âÂÂediting,â I donâÂÂt want a mannered garden, but rather a mini exotic tree jungle, with the trees and bushes blending into each other.
The larger specimen is going to eat the weeping maple, not blend with it. I'm not talking about a dense yet otherwise coordinated planting scheme that fits within the clearly defined space you have there, I'm talking about the existing trees overwhelming the area and growing well beyond it. Any one of the trees you already have there is quite capable of filling the bed and growing well beyond its borders, just by itself.
Unless stunted the one in the last picture will be on top of the maple, over the edging and beyond the fence in not that many years. Especially when you do not have much room it is a good idea to go and look at trees in nearby labeled collections of some vintage to see in person just what they are programmed to turn into over time. Nothing like standing underneath a tree and gazing up into to get a full appreciation for how big another example of the same kind is liable to get.
Besides not having good fall color and growing really big and fast, the Styrax obassia had leaves as big as a page in a telephone book. When they fell, they swamped the groundcovers beneath it. The blooms were sparse, but you may have a lot more with the sun you get in San Jose. You could get by for a few years with judicious pruning, but soon the area will get completely overgrown above and beyond the canopy you're trying to achieve. I would think the Styrax japonica would be more in scale for that area.
The Japanese weeping maple needs to be moved to another area entirely. It has no chance where it is, as bboy pointed out.
I prefer the Stewartia monodelpha over the pseudocamellia. It has smaller leaves and better fall color.
Parrotias eventually get large also. Here's one of mine that's around 20 years old. Just about right at 20 for what you want. I have removed a lot of branches over the years, mostly lower ones and those that cross. I have more to do as you can see. The wood is hard and tough sawing. Prune them when small if possible.
I like what you're trying to do. It's better than a lot of designs I've seen. Please take my advice with a good attitude as that's the way I've meant it.
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Examples of all except the maple in the neighborhood of 50 ft. tall (or more) have been known from western Washington. Of course, the bigger ones are decades old, and growth of any one of these in San Jose might be less vigorous than on good sites up here.
Thanks, bboy and Mike, for your thoughtful comments. My planning for this garden was based on what IâÂÂve read about the trees in question in Michael DirrâÂÂs writings and elsewhere, on my desire to have certain trees IâÂÂve long admired (the Stewartia, Parrotia, and Styrax), on my fondness for Japanese maples, and on what I could get. I know that with age and the right environment the S.p., P.p., and S.o. can all outgrow the space I have for them (though I wouldnâÂÂt mind if they each reached 30 feet or so in my lifetime). I think youâÂÂre right about the S.o.âÂÂs overwhelming the weeping maple, an Acer palmatum âÂÂOrangeolaâÂÂ. Moreover, I think the same is true of the P.p.âÂÂs overwhelming the two upright Japanese maples, each an Acer palmatum âÂÂOrange FlameâÂÂ, planted immediately behind it, as well as the S.p.âÂÂs overwhelming the J.m., an Acer palmatum âÂÂRed SpyderâÂÂ, immediately behind it (assuming IâÂÂm able to remedy the S.pâÂÂs apparent chlorosis). It looks like IâÂÂm going to need some strong hands this fall to transplant the four trees (as well as two similarly sized trees I have in planters in the front of the house). It also looks like IâÂÂm going to have to give serious thought to where, on this small property, I should plant all the trees!
Your garden is spectacular, Mike, as is its natural habitat. It achieves the kind of effect IâÂÂm seeking, but on a vastly larger scale.
HereâÂÂs a quick question: The P.p. has been slow to come into leaf and has done so irregularly, with well developed leaves on some branches and no leaves or few leaves on others as of today (see photo below). I planted the tree in a large but unamended hole in late December. It wasnâÂÂt until late March that it dropped the last of its leaves (with a little help from me). Each of the trees but the P.p. began to come into leaf in early to mid February, and each is now fully in leaf. The unleafed or partially leafed branches are as limber as the fully leafed ones are and display the same dark green cambium layer when scratched. Should I be concerned about the P.p.âÂÂs losing some or all the unleafed or partially leafed branches?
Weeping laceleaf maples are so abnormal in structure - and therefore, character - that these are often best displayed on their own, in a small courtyard or other enclosed or otherwise visually isolated setting.
IâÂÂm thinking of moving the Acer palmatum dissectum âÂÂOrangelolaâ to the middle of the fence at the far end of the yard, as seen in the photo below, and about three feet in front of it. This will give it a degree of isolation and make it a focal point in the garden. To the right of it in the photo, IâÂÂm considering planting one of the two Acer palmatum dissectum âÂÂViridisâ JMs I now have in planters. The orange leafs of the âÂÂOrangelaâ should contrast nicely with the dark green leafs of the âÂÂViridisâÂÂ, and the placement of the two A.p.d.âÂÂs should be harmonious with the placement of the two Acer japonicum âÂÂGreen Cascadeâ JMâÂÂs IâÂÂve planted along the back of the house. I know thatâÂÂs a lot of trees for such a small space, but judicious pruning of the A.p.d.âÂÂs and A.j.âÂÂs should make work.


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The yarn operation is booming, and Jeanne says they can't keep production ahead of sales. "I'm a work in progress and I'm not a businessperson," she says. "I don't necessarily want to go after as much market share as is possible." Jeanne points with pride to the fact that since January 2011, Imperial Yarn has received no financial support from the ranch (part of the range war). It has grown to stand on its own, with Imperial Yarn more than doubling its sales in 2011 from the previous year. "A growing portion is e-commerce, but our bread and butter is local yarn shops all over the country," says Jeanne. She has also sold to yarn shops in Berlin and London. Area ranches recently expressed interest in selling raw wool to her operation.
Employing women on the ranch is also a point of pride to Jeanne. Son Blaine's wife, Keelia, is the full-time warehouse manager at Imperial Yarn, along with five other local women, in addition to Cohen being creative director. They call themselves the Imperial Yarn Girls (buttons available with orders) and have set up headquarters in the historic Hinton House, which the Carvers have restored (they live in the 1970s brick home built for George Ward). Jeanne spent 15 months researching and writing the application for a National Historic District designation, which the 22-acre ranch headquarters received in 1993.
Authors, environmentalists, yarn aficionados, Vogue Knitting and schoolchildren who have been known to serenade the sheep all have made pilgrimages to the ranch. Jeanne has embraced education and sharing the history of the ranch to anyone who wants to listen.
"The efforts … are simply our way of honoring the past as we constantly adapt and find the way forward to a solid future," she says.
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I am live in a lovely flat/apartment on the 17th floor of a high rise in cental London (EC1) and I have spare twin bedded room which I am happy offer visitors to London. The views are fabulous.
I worked in the City for too many years to remember as a Secretary, Legal and Accountancy. I have two beautiful daughters and three adorable grandchildren and my sons-in-law are lovely too. I love reading, TV, music (all sorts), DVD's/videos (yes I still have a video player), Regents Park, photography, knitting, cross-stitch and texting.